Okay, very good morning. It is Wednesday the 11th of March, another memorable day already because as you can see from the headline here, the Bank of England have cut interest rates first time in an emergency move since the global financial crisis of 2008. So they've cut rates by 50 basis points now to 0.25%. So a complete reversal of that two-part normalising, if you can call it that, that they had after the initial historical low level post the e-referendum in 2016 has been taken back. We're now back to ground zero again. Quick read about the statement first before I look at the pound on the chart to give you my two pence of what I think about this move. They said the reduction in the bank rate will help to support business and consumer confidence at a difficult time. To bolster the cash flows of businesses and households and to reduce the cost and to improve the availability of finance. Temporary but significant disruptions to supply chains and weaker activity could challenge cash flows and increased demand for short-term credit from households for working capital from companies. Almost for a little bit like Mark Carney reading out the statements like that. But again, it's the coronavirus, of course, which is causing not just the Bank of England, but all of these central banks to take this pre-emptive action in order that they know that the implications in the economy are really still yet to be felt because the virus is still building at this point of time and quarantine areas and other areas is bound to happen at some point. As we're going to have a look at shortly, cases in America now, north of 1,000, Italy north of 10,000. So these numbers I don't think are surprising, but we're getting inevitably closer to that point where you're probably reading this morning lots of other major companies around the world continuing to tell people to work from home and so on. So the kind of lockdown that Italy is being put on is probably going to happen in these other areas and that's a key risk for markets. So Bank of England have taken that emergency step. Now what has the pound done? Well, the pound initially blipped lower quite aggressively as you would imagine. As you can see this candlestick here, let me just put it on like a short time frame so you can see it. This was the move completely reversed at the point of time of which I now speak to you after we saw an initial blip of plus 100 pips. And I would say that that's completely to be expected in terms of that reversal. I definitely would not think that the pound would continue that move. I mean, a couple of things here for one, from a fundamental perspective, it wasn't a matter of if but when the Bank of England were going to cut rates. Two, they were never going to cut 25. The market would be too disappointed with that. They'd have to go 50. So that's not a surprise. And then, you know, just in the kind of context of things, think about the price activity from yesterday. I was off the desk for large parts of the afternoon, but I understand the pound was down already significantly yesterday. And you know, I'm not here to spin the conspiracy theories, but inevitably, I'm sure perhaps some people positioning for the inevitability of a rate cut to come. So I don't think this is a surprise at all is my take. It was going to happen. It was just about when it was going to happen. And they've executed it ahead of time. Given the fact that the Fed already have kind of shot their gun last week, ECB will do tomorrow as well. You've had the RBA and BOC. I think given the fact that the Bank of England, you would have had to have waited until the 26th of March. So I guess there's some logic here behind that. So yeah, not a continuous move, not a sustained move. And quite frankly, I don't think I think that's it. It's over. So I don't think there's too much to read into it to be quite frank. The other thing a lot of people are talking about is the UK budget, of course. But there are a couple of things I want to point out with this. Now before I go into the details of the budget, and what are they going to say today and so on, one thing to be clear from a trading point of view, the budget is pretty much always a non event. It's very much more a political staging post. We're talking about the kind of look there, the period of a government then balancing its books over the next kind of period of multiple years. And so that in addition to the fact that as a political exercise, a lot of the information about the budget, if you just go on the Telegraph website this morning, for example, you can see the entire budget already. I mean, it's not like it's this hidden thing that they release and we're all shocked by it because it's brand new information. Think about the objective of the government. They want to drip feed in all this information because they've been promising it ever since they've won a general election. So we know what's going to come. I can already tell you Boris Johnson in terms of the phrases he's going to use about this is a budget for the people not left behind and all this type of talk and that's not market moving. So what are we expecting? They're going to set the biggest stimulus in a decade to fund infrastructure. Again, this is one of those key pledges during and what arguably led to this majority government that we now have. So Rishi Sunak obviously been in the job for only a couple of weeks, about a month now. He's going to promise record spending on infrastructure across the country. The government then is set for a huge increase in their borrowing levels because you can't just spend for nothing. You've got to borrow more money and that's an interesting point. We're going to have a bit more detailed look at in a moment. So in terms of some of the breakdown, the finance minister or the chancellor will pledge £600 billion by the middle of 2025 according to people from the matter. Again, this targeted on the delivery of those promises that led to their kind of romp home in the election that we had in December of last year. Now, interestingly though, Sunak then he did inherit somewhat more of a fiscally prudent Sijid Javed. So if you think about it, you know, part of the reasoning for putting the pressure on and and really getting Sijid out was part of this playing ball with number 10 and going down the strategy of really delivering on much bigger, more aggressive than traditional for a conservative party, fiscal spending. Now, definitely in Sunak may have a bit more of someone on board of that view and what he's going to deliver. But the current conservative stance was of course under Sijid Javed commitment to balance the day to day spending and revenues by 2022 and 23. So again, what's going out and what's coming in being fiscally prudent or hawkish, whichever way you want to use the terminology. However, you can pretty much forget that. But what has and can be used as a, I guess, a get out of jail free card by the government is they can say, well, it's the virus, isn't it? It's the virus is the problem. So we've got to borrow more and we've got to spend of course. And so, you know, politically, is this going to damage them by breaking a pledge on balancing books? Absolutely not. I don't think so. So they can get away with that and they can really start ramping up their guilt issuance sales. And that's the really one part I think that's that in my mind has traditionally been if there is a tradable part of this event has been when the the debt management office or the DMO, they typically at the end of the budget, the budget starts at half 12, typically at the end, the DMO will release their guilt issuance, which I have seen move the guilt market before. Now I know not many of you are trading guilt at this point in time, but just so you're aware of that. And this is what we looking at guilt issuance is going to rise to its highest level nearly a decade. Because again, they've got to fund this ambitious spending program that they're going to do. So yeah, I mean, I'm not going to talk any more about budget. They're going to talk it's going to dominate the UK news, I'm sure for a period. But if you think about it, trying to, you know, I do sympathize with the Chancellor a little bit, because he's trying to make a budget for an economy, which is going to be particularly impeded by the severity of something we don't yet know what the impact is going to be, which is the coronavirus. And so this budget, which gets written now might well be completely redundant within four weeks time. Let's say at the moment, if we look at coronavirus, coronavirus in the UK is still very low 382 confirmed cases. But let's say, hypothetically speaking, that number goes north of 10,000 in the next two weeks, then goes to 2530,000, prompting then not, let's say, contain more containment, yes, of the outbreak, but then complete quarantine areas in places like London, for example, well, then this budget probably needs reviewing at that point. So with that being said, and people mindful of this, I'm not really sure how the implications for the budget stay on the pound, I think are limited. We shall see, of course, later on midday. So yeah, that they're the main things on on that side. Trump, on the other hand, you remember yesterday, markets were feeling quite confident after we had that kind of 2000 point route in the Dow to get the week underway, we bounce quite aggressively for just moving a bit lower at the end of the session. But a lot of this was talking about Trump looking to come forward with more fiscal firepower. And what's happened here is Trump basically had a couple of comments yesterday. He told Republican senators that he wants to payroll holiday through the November election so that taxes don't go back up before voters decide whether to return him to office according to people from the matter. The problem is, and I think the problem with a lot of these fiscal pledges, is that this is the this is it. I mean, at the moment, Trump has, you know, he makes all the right noises at all the right times. But the problem is, is that in order to deliver this type of thorough economic package of measures to counteract then the coronavirus takes a bit of time and also it takes political kind of clearance in Congress for it to be approved because it's not as if they're going to sign off just any blank paycheck number. It has to go through. So it's timing. It's not that it's not going to happen. It's the period of approval and then to implementation that I think from a from a market's point of view, it's kind of it can't come quick enough at this point because people are panicking a little bit because in North America, just to have a look, cases now of coronavirus are north of 1000. The director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDCP said overnight that some parts of the country now have gone beyond any containment effort. And so as we are anticipating, this number is going to go from 1000 to 10,000 probably quite quickly at this point. So yeah, quite a few people, market commentators talking this morning and perhaps a little bit of disappointment, the fact that Trump actually when you read these articles beyond the kind of headlines that he's promising, when you actually get down to it, there is really the administration doesn't have a particular detail plan. And that's probably to be expected. I mean, how can they so quickly? But this is where, you know, people want to see that detail now because without detail, while the likelihood of anything getting passed is limited. And so therefore, can this actually be delivered? And and that's going to dent market confidence in this type of very sensitive marketplace that we find ourselves in. Alright, few other things. Oil prices falter after Saudi's vow to boost production further. I did hear a couple of Russian comments earlier. Let me just see if I can see Russia's energy minister call for a meeting with Russian orphans on Wednesday to discuss future cooperation with OPEC, according to sources and Reuters. Saudi energy minister appeared to rebuff the suggestions. So still at the moment, a lot of kind of apprehension about this new outbreak into all kind of deterioration, I'd say in the relationship between the Saudis and Russia. Can they patch that up? I mean, one of the things I was reading this morning is that the strategy from the Saudis is to really force the price low almost by flooding the market in order to then bring everyone back to the table because they're all going to have to take action if the price remains at a particularly low level, particularly around these low 30 sub 30 point. Obviously, an incredibly high risk strategy for a country in itself where it's kind of fiscal break even price is almost higher than everyone else that's involved that being the US and Russia. So yeah, one to watch, I'm sure more comments, more sources to come. And then the other thing was a very brief word because I think this is way down the order of play of significance for markets. But just so you're aware, it was mini Super Tuesday yesterday. This comes after Super Tuesday, which was then when Biden won, surprisingly, 10 of the 14 kind of bigger states, including obviously, California and Texas were in focus. He won the latter. But mini Tuesday was last night. And basically, he swept that as well. Michigan was the big prize. I think that calculated about 125 delegates and looking at the numbers now. Next week, there's more primaries to come. Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Arizona, some of the bigger ones. Biden number now 817 delegates. Sanders is now 658, meaning that Sanders would need to pick up about 57% of the remaining delegate seats. But given the states still to come and their political general historic leaning, it's mathematically possible for Bernie Sanders to win incredibly unlikely. So it would be of no surprise now for Bernie to step aside. And perhaps we don't even see these other these other delegates run it's a done deal now for Biden. But we had already kind of come to this conclusion after the performance of last Tuesday. So yeah, nothing much changes. The bottom line is Biden's going to be going against Trump for the US presidency later this year. Calendar wise, let's have a quick look at things. In half an hour's time, though, following the emergency rate cut from the Bank of England, Mark Carney is going to be giving a press conference. That's going to come at 9am London time. So keep an eye out for that. But again, we've already kind of covered the the main part of their their press conference or their press statement that they've released. And a lot of this is to get ahead and support business and consumer confidence on the difficult time emanating from the virus to bolster cash flows for businesses and households. I think that's basically the summary at this point. And then I guess he's going to reiterate the fact that they'll continue to monitor conditions and act accordingly as they see fit. I would say is probably what you're going to hear. Is he going to move the market? I don't think so. And as you can see, the pound now is even higher than where it was. So yeah, I don't think that I don't think the whole thing is too much to get too excited about to be quite frank. Moving on, you do have UK GDP estimates for for Jan coming out this morning, you get industrial manufacturing output figures, you get goods trade balance numbers, and you've got the UK budget as well, which which typically starts to kick off at 1230. But we've already discussed that. And then in the US, do not forget about the time differential if you're based in the UK. So the London and US time zone, four hours, New York, five hours Chicago until the end of the month. So you're going to get US CPI. That's going to come out at 1230, the oil inventory data at 230, not 330. I'll go over the API some last night and a bit more detail closer toward that time. And that's pretty much it. You do have an auction coming out, a longer dated bund auction coming out from Germany, well, both 10 years, Germany in the US 24 billion in the latter from the US Treasury. One thing, could we see an ECB surprise today? I doubt it in terms of them having to do an emergency cut. Don't forget their rate meeting is tomorrow. I don't really see much in the way of benefit of them dropping that bombshell right now. However, one thing I will say is that I think it's probably quite likely that you will get an ECB source report, whether from Bloomberg, whether from Reuters, whichever accredited media agency this may be. I do think that the ECB might well drop in a little hint or two via some sources just to calm the market and let them know that, look, something is coming. We don't need to act right now. So a bit of a strategic play, perhaps, using the media in that way. All right. Let's get Sam on. Let's see what he's got to say. And then I'll catch you guys later. Thanks very much and have a good day. Hi guys. Yeah, thanks, and bringing in the pattern full reversal. How do you like that? Two hundred pips down yesterday. Another hundred on the pop blower, and now we are up 32 for the day. Pretty incredible, but I guess someone knew what was going on yesterday. So how to look and to trade this? I think it's just one of those cases where you let the market tell you what's going on. Obviously, the press conference will be key in the budget as well, worth keeping an eye on. So whether you would want to have any sort of open positions going into those things or not, I'm not too sure. Obviously, it's worth before anything's marking up some key points of interest. You can see when we accelerated the move lower yesterday, it came once we broke this 129.88 a level to be aware of, just literally where we're trading. You've got some resistance. We found 129.50, the high of yesterday afternoon, and also this point here as well, back on the sixth. So keep a watch on that. Also to the downside, I think really, you know, you can see this low that we had overnight yesterday is actually there's a bit of support and then actually ignited the move higher. Again, you can see it came back up, came back down and pushed. So I would expect a bit of resistance here, but you know, back down to this level or not, I'm not too sure. However, you can see it's obviously pretty key. The Euro, did they know something yesterday as well? Potentially. The bib 382, the level from, let's just give it a month was in and about the 25th of June has held quite well. I think for this move to really continue lower, we've got to get back back down below the 31st of December, which we did actually close below there yesterday on the futures but we'll see how we materialize today. Looking at this opportunity wise, it sort of followed the pound initially lower, hasn't quite recovered yet. You can see perhaps, you know, if you're looking at the lines in the sand, one 13-43 for me is as good as any. The pivot as well, support, support, support, break through, then resistance before breaking up and coming back down. Yes, a bit chopped up, but I think if you're short the pivot, it stops the other side, isn't it? So if it breaks through then fine, we can perhaps continue to push higher and so on. Those lows you can see now marked up there, one 13 handle, just a bit above, so quite a key point below there. We're looking for one 1250 to come into place and interesting resistance around the fifth there before getting to, obviously that round number as well. Whether we can get complete reversal of this move higher or not, I think it's going to take a bit of time, but there is of course a lot of those previous highs to keep an eye on going forward. Moving over to oil, we had a bit of a pop lower this morning, literally as soon as I woke up, was seeing this trend 9 break, then there was the headline that came through. Just get that trend on on there in the mix. You can see here nice proof came back and pushed lower to test that lower the day, hence why you always take your targets before your support levels and you can see we had a bit of a double bottom there, so worth keeping an eye on that. If we do push higher trend 9 as well, we're focusing on, and of course we actually in early trade did spike above this resistance point we've had in the futures up towards 36 bucks, however we are now back below it, keeping on that trend as a bit of a guide going forward and of course this pivot area is worth keeping watch on some support from yesterday here at 6 p.m. double bottom there and the pivot as well before these next moves coming down which is 60 cent below which is obviously a decent decent size move here in oil, but all markets. S&P catching at a corner of my eye down just having a bit of a five minute mayhem nothing new there but I keep an eye on this pivot here for the S&P, just bringing a little rectangle to mark all of that up, you can see here test once, twice, three times in that 15 minute if that's to pop through then fine we can look to push higher just how important however is going to be that double top that we had yesterday, is that going to be the signal that we do look to come lower intraday the pivot I think can be a good guide just considering how well it's being respected for now, push lower of course it can come, be looking maybe for some bit more confirmation some sort of trend line break or you know something like this we can get below there and find this you know go lower but you know decent pushes yesterday in both directions it's an unpredictable market at the moment and head lines are ultimately going to drive this so it's a tricky one I haven't traded it too much yesterday or this week I should say so I'm not I think like Anderson was saying yesterday predicting an overall direction for this market right now is tricky you know I said higher yesterday and you know we pushed on in the morning then we came down we didn't limit up we came down then we finished back on the highest of the day but you know there's plenty of opportunities to got in and where they wouldn't have worked and I think that's the key here out there is have your ideas have your levels of interest i.e. the pivot and if the right setup comes and trade it if not you know having a bias on this market at the moment can be quite tricky. Gold yeah messy yesterday we dropped lower I think it was uh yeah late on we're still in the office it just started to go around sort of six seven o'clock we got that pop through we initially took out the low that we had back on Friday but that offered a level support on that sort of false break and we're now back into the mix where we were pretty much during the briefing yesterday I would mark up it as a as a resistance zone here for gold it's not of that much interest I think you know to me at the moment it's very choppy I mean just look at these previous days here it's you know not much going on these support levels are just so wiki you can see price comes down you think all right here we're going to go and we spike back up so even if we do come to this resistance level just be aware really wait for that confirmation for a long if that's the case and if not 15 minute close comes back below that's a good opportunity to look for the short and that's really how I how I'd look to play this because you got the range down 1642 then 1670 to the upside and then really is a level beyond that 1681 I think other than that I would just really be patient you know I could argue 1655 as well and a quick look over at their dexter to wrap it up what we in now 36 minutes into european trade just trying to completely undo its push lower that we had in the first 15 minutes or the second 15 minutes and we're now trying to extend beyond that keep an eye of course on this gap for the DAX and for me that's the next potential opportunity good level initially where we had opened 10,716 so a push beyond that be aware of the pivot and then obviously that gap feel at 10,842 below where we're trading a lot of support you can see here going back to the ninth and then the tenth and obviously today as well so perhaps slightly more range bound in looking I don't necessarily think a short up at these highs is actually a bad trade to be honest but first of all we would have to feel that gap so keep a watch on that and we just change that back to the pound as usual guys any questions please do let us know we'll be on the chat throughout equities at the moment just trying to push higher but we're resistance coming right now oil the pivot for me is is a pretty key level gold I would wait for higher up or lower down euro I'm still short in my trade so my bias is to the downside I'll just be a bit wary that we have ECB tomorrow and after what the Bank of England have done you know is this now going to start to be priced and we'll have to wait and see and as usual guys any questions let me know and hope you'll have a good trading day and I catch you all tomorrow


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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreak.com coming at you with 2021 Bowman baseball four box Ram team break number one one spot gets you gets you three teams right here and At the end we'll take the full 30 spots your tripled up names and will randomize those names for a wax party spot at the end But for the break itself, let's do that first. There's one There's two and there's three big things to the people who bought their spots straight up and congrats again to the people Who won their spots in the one and only filler we had to do all 30 teams are in and Let's roll it randomize it four and a four eight the hard way one two three four five six seven and eighth and final time Brandon down to Brandon four and a four eight times for the teams one two three four five six seven and Once more right. Yeah heart eight eighth and final time We got the Tigers down to the Giants All right Brandon with the Tigers Harry with the Rays David with the Mets John with the Cardinals David with the Rockies Jimmy with the Guardians Brandon with the Orioles Harry with the Angels John with the Twins Kevin with the Phillies Michael with the Mariners and the Pirates Evan with the Dodgers Jimmy with the Astros and The Royals Terry you're not seeing your name in this Did I grab the wrong list? No, you're not in this one Terry you're in Bowman's best You're in Bowman's best David Oh with the Rangers Evan with the Diamondbacks John with the White Sox Michael with the Blue Jays Jimmy with the Padres and Red Sox Kevin with the Brew Crew Harry with the Braves Kevin with the A's Raymond with the Reds Jimmy with the Cubs Evan with the Nats Raymond with the Marlins and Yankees and Brandon with the Giants it's alphabetized by team name right here and We're gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break stick around be right back. All right Welcome back folks. No deals were done. So the list remains the same Thanks for hanging with me on a Thursday night. Appreciate it. Good rally around this break, too and here is Big the big hobby case here that H is either for hobby or Hornet Hornet so we'll see. I hope it's hobby. I think I was one that popped an H on that box So all right, so we're doing four boxes at a time So let's create Let's just shave two off the top on the left side and shave two off the top on the right side So now we've got three stacks of four. We'll go one two three four five six on the dice roll We'll use the nice Dodger blue diet for this baseball break Dodgers up six three after a big eighth inning for them So one two three four five six and it's three one two three four So it's the middle section right here and these we will say for next time We do have another four box break loaded up on the website jaskiescasebreaks.com So check that out. So we'll got those X's on there and X is right over here Now let's get this going one autograph per box on average. We got Casey Meyes and Heston Kirkstad on the cover of the box Good luck everybody 2021 Bowman baseball do all a card ship in this No, no paper common ships. All right, that's par for the course on breaks like this Yeah, hopefully not a box of murder hornets rebel But when you pop an H on the box Sure, it's always sunny in Philadelphia fans will know this if you pop an H on a box You never know You never know it could be could be hobby could be hornets and good luck everybody So this paper won't ship All of this chrome will ship Yeah, actually, I'll save some I'll save the Some of the paper Austin Martins That's his Bowman first For Toronto Michael Lucia And we got some orange coming up Max Meyer orange shimmer. Oh, not number Maybe those weren't numbered. Oh, yeah, sorry. Yeah, no no paper No paper ships. It's Torkelson is not his first by the way Oh, there it is bottom left corner. It's like crazy You can barely see that it's 19 out of 25 Max Meyer For Miami Raymond with the Marlins She was I agree so dodgers addition here. I think you got The dub the other night Probably see Bobby Miller come up this season at some point and her green. I think he's gonna make his first start tomorrow against the Dodgers and there's a brainer Banachi 198 added 250 purple chrome autograph for Jimmy and the Red Sox one of the last Bob Mojo teams Number 16 Red Sox prospect and we've got Brett Beatty Green paper lime green paper to 399 For the Mets that'll be for David Brandon dug up all of his Bobby Miller Bowman first cards hoping gets the call up. I hope so too. He looked really good in that In that spring game Freeway series game. There's Colton Welker to 199 Shimmer for the Rockies David. Oh with that one Hunter Green also a LA guy So he'll be We're not nervous. He'll be It's his first major league start All right box two. Oh Hunter Green already have a start already. Oh, he beat the Braves Hunter Green coming home them home debut We we met Hunter Green a few years ago at a tops industry party It was like a January February event or something like that and yeah, we Met Hunter Green. He was at one of the one of the parties one of the The first night of the industry conference. There's like a little Small like cocktail party dinner event or something like that. He was the guest there really nice signed autographs for everybody I think it was only like a hundred people there, but but But yeah Signed autographs for everybody We talked to him for a few minutes because we were from LA and we're just like hey, that's fine He was originally He originally hoped that he would He originally hoped that he would get He originally hoped that he would get to play shortstop and pitch he was told me to be a two-way guy But I think early on the Reds converted him to pitching only pretty quickly He can really pitch so I think that was a good decision Yeah, he really does It seems a He's one of those guys. I mean, I haven't watched him pitch too much, but it just seemed Effortless the way he way he pitches You're like, oh, there it is 100 on the gun just like that second box and that kettle mart a orange paper 24 out of 25 for Evan and the Diamondbacks Ford is Nova Atomic Not numbered Xander Bogarts Brandon, I'll save a Joey Bart Rookie card for you paper rookie And there's an Evan White blue paper to 150 That'll be for Seattle that'll go to Michael Lose This is McKenzie Gore making his first start at some point wonder Franca was just Normal laundry Franca and not anything first or anything special like that. It's a blaze Jordan's bone first for Jimmy and the Red Sox. Oh That's pretty nice Austin Martin Chrome prospect autograph atomic refractor parallel for the Bluebirds That's a big hit Michael Lose got randomized the Blue Jays gets the Austin Martin Blue Jays addition you have until 2023 to redeem that plenty of time Plenty of time. There's a Tristan houses to 299 For Jimmy like that speckle parallel there and Austin Martin chrome Bowman first CJ Abrams to 25 Futurist insert For the Padres Jimmy with the Friars I like the the out of 25 parallels. It was nice orange parallels Got an Alec Thomas to 499 Paper parallel for Evan and the snakes half way through this four box break. All right. Good luck Yeah, that that Austin Martin was pretty sick kind of kind of surprised me at that redemption No, I don't remember that rebel you ever see the 2020 Bowman sky blue parallels They had messed up the numbering someone then said bad Out of 499 BAD out of 499 you got one cheap on eBay Is it so a specific player or is it does it happen a lot? It's kind of funny Has anyone discovered what what number it was? Wow, Brandon looked it up that Austin Martin last sold for $650 as a redemption or as a redeemed card Sometimes there's a little difference there. I don't remember off top my head if the atomic autos are numbered Rexxasing there are others that said different words Wow that sold for 650 as a redemption You could could go for a little bit more redeemed And brand is confirming it is out of a hundred. I don't remember that at all We must have ripped a ton of 2020 Bowman baseball. I don't remember that I feel like that's something I would remember. I don't remember a lot of things, but That's something I was a member. All right next box For a second and we got Tyler Soderstrom 27 out at 125 for the A's Kevin with the athletics Yeah, as Brandon was pointing out the base atomics. They're not numbered, but when they're autograph, they will be numbered Paper cars in the wrong pile Oh, I see so so we have pulled that so maybe just not on my watch I got it And we got Jeremy de la Rosa 98 out of 499 refractor autograph for Evan and the Nationals number 15 Washington prospect No, we we actually Put them into like four or five hundred count boxes. We sell those and then we'd sell we send the profits to To a charity we rotate it Think it's a different charity recently a lot of kids do end up buying those boxes the base boxes last year we most of the proceeds went to breast cancer awareness foundation or something like that the year before that Children's hospital I want to say here in LA Anyway, we sell it goes to good cost all right Fourth and final box ladies and gentlemen. Good luck another four boxes in the store right now Still have time to get spots straight up if you don't want to deal with that filler Or there's one At the end after we do all this we'll do the wax party randomized We're gonna take all 30 of your names your tripled up name. So it's pretty pretty the same odds As if we just took the original 10 sometimes we do it that way sometimes we'll do it this way What else am I gonna do after after the wax party randomizer of the 30 spots all 30 names I'll do it go do a quick autograph recap for you as well. Yeah, especially with this stuff and And it's The it's a lot of times it's the time too Whenever were those big Bowman releases come around that's I think that's when we actually ship all cards at least for the first batch of stuff But it takes like the shipping team like it pushes every break back like it delays everything So that week is like definitely we're gonna be behind behind on shipping Looks like we got a little orange paper down there Start on the left side. Good luck everybody And there's a nice Torkelson here 102 out of 150 blue shimmer for Detroit That's for you Brandon Yeah, the paper the paper base does does make things Really heavy really quickly Yeah, I think I think we've been actually Pretty much caught up on shipping the last week or so so we were able to get that 70 box baseball mixer Kind of knocked out Rather quickly It was like a I think it was like a few persons a few people had to attack it But we finally got it done Another Bowman first blaze Jordan paper to find some ink for him or maybe a numbered parallel or something like that And not gonna see the autograph that's Jimmy with the blaze Jordan paper and That's Kevin with the Phillies with the Nick Maitin Bowman first autograph and a Cabrion Hayes pink paper to 299 nice That is for Michael Lose and the Pirates and there's a numbered blaze Jordan. There we go 382 out of 499 Bowman first refractor blaze Jordan Going to Jimmy and the paper Is gonna be Gabriel Arias 16 out of 25 Orange paper for the Guardians. That's also for Jimmy Cleveland this is for you And the last little stack here. Good luck everybody and that my friends is that All right, so now let's flip back to this We're gonna randomize your tripled up names here Evan through Evan and everyone in between Should be a new dice. Yes new dice new list Thanks everybody for making this happen. Let's roll it and randomize it Name on top after nine times five and a four. Good luck everybody one two three four five And four more times six seven Eight and good luck ninth and final time name on top wax party invite a chance to win a Case of NT basketball all the full details on jazby's case race calm Jimmy I Feel like I don't know how many times it's been maybe you and your brother Very close man. No cigar. I appreciate you. You continue to try on this you and everybody. Thank you. It's not easy Not easy. All right, but After nine name on top Michael Michael Lose congrats to you after nine times you're in the wax party. I'm Joe for jazby's case rates calm Thank you everybody. I'll see you next time for the next break. Oh, I'll do a quick recap for you, too For the next break Jasper's case breaks calm. Yeah, the centering a little rough on that that blaze There's the Austin Martin not a bad four boxes. I'm looking forward to doing the next The next four or I guess Jason will be doing the next four for you tomorrow There you go gang. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm. Thanks for bringing with us. Thanks for watching once again I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


Hi there. Welcome to day 12. Just one hand. So a little trivia. I was wondering, I think either a year or two years ago, I was wondering for the 12 days of Christmas, do those 12 days count down to Christmas Day or are they after, like, do they start on Christmas and then go 12 days into, or I guess, into January, right? And I Googled it. I don't know why I hadn't before then, because it's something that I thought about like every Christmas. Anyway, so there's a holiday actually celebrated in a bunch of cultures called Three Kings Day, I think it's called. There's like a, let's see, Three Kings Day. Yeah, so it's going to be on Sunday, January 6th, and that is the 12th day of Christmas. So anyway, if you've ever wondered, like me, maybe you knew already, maybe you celebrate Three Kings Day, but yeah, that was news to me and I don't know. I thought I'd share it with you. Now, every time I think about 12, I think about Three Kings Day. So, day 12. Day 12. Congratulations. So, now, I was a bad student. I was editing and publishing an episode of React Podcast, our 32nd episode with Vincent Reamer. So I was doing that last night. Listen to it. It's really, really fun. He made this really cool app in React, which is a kind of really true 808 machine. It's pretty awesome. If you're into music production, you should check it out. Anyway, give that a listen if you want, but that is why I didn't get to the assignment that I gave out last night, which was to basically make a Pokemon. So mine is still boring. Hopefully yours is more entertaining. I was thinking that I might do on the weekend, since there's not going to be new information, I might save that for the weekend, maybe I'll livestream it. Who knows? But anyway, mine is still boring. I hope that yours is more exciting than mine. But even so, looking at this, and I have it kind of zoomed in so it's easy to see in a video, it's starting to get a little bit hard to find things in this code base. So, you're probably itching every time you're working here. Maybe you've already started to move things around for yourself. That's great. Totally. Take all the flexibility you need when working through these projects. But I'd like to show you kind of my take on how to modularize this code. To tell you right up front, I really strongly don't believe in the idea of one component per file. I think that it makes it really challenging to scale your application and move things around. So I'm going to show you something a little bit different, where we're going to clump things together based on cohesion, how similar things are to each other. And, you know, this might not be for everybody, it might not even be for you, but I want to show you how I think about code. Anyway, the code sandbox today is up here. I will post that on the YouTube description and also in the email. So this in code sandbox is our file system viewer. So we're going to move things into here. And I like to kind of see what we have here. So we have the app, that's likely going to stay in this index file, because that's the combination or the composition of all of the components that we've designed. So that'll stay in this index file. We have a Pokemon detail, we have a Pokemon resource, we have a Pokemon list component, we have Pokemon list item, we have a Pokemon collection resource, and we have this big error boundary. Now, one of these things is not like the other. And my understanding is that these error boundaries are, for the most part, going to be pretty generic. We've already made this one flexible enough to take a fallback. So, you know, if we end up using an error reporting service or error monitoring service, we can just kind of change this line and all those errors are going to get sent to our error catching service. So this one is kind of unlikely to change. And if it does, we'll probably want to change it in one place, not connected to any of these other components. So let's make a new file for that. Nope, not new directory. And I'm just going to put these all right on the just flat. I'm not going to put them in a folder or anything. I feel like that might be necessary with a huge app. But right now, not a big deal. So we'll call this error boundary. Yes, got that. I'm going to find the top and bottom of this. And I'm going to say import, I'll just import it like I expect it to be imported. So we'll import error boundary from in the same directory. Actually, I'm going to make this lower case. And the reason for that is I have done this uppercase thing before and obviously you can see it's a habit. And it can be really frustrating based on the the system that you're doing your build on, whether it is a Mac system or like a Unix or Linux based system, or a Windows machine. Some things are not. Mac kind of considers all of the the casing to be the same. So it'll work on my Mac. But then when I try to build it in a different environment, sometimes it'll complain about not being able to find the file. So that's been a major frustration for me. So I'll just use like dashes or underscores or whatever. In this case, we'll use dashes. It doesn't matter just the capitalization. It doesn't work well. So let's see. So I've index. Okay, so what we need to do now is we need to know we're not using that and that's why it's still working. But we're going to paste that in here. And we just need to say export default. Import, react from react. So we need import react in this file now so that we can have access to it. And now it looks like it's all hooked up. Let's verify. Apparently I accidentally deleted the error handling line. It's error, boundary, fault. Actually, we don't need that because we have a default around suspense. So we'll put that. Okay, cool. So that works. That is our first module. Now, we're using the export default syntax. So in this environment, it means that we're going to get that here. So we can just kind of assign this to this name. Now, I'm going to show you a different way to modularize code that I think is going to be that's really valuable when you have a lot of components that are related that you want to import individual individually. So I'm going to do another import line. I'm going to start with kind of the shape of things that I want. And we'll say import. I'm going to use these braces. Now this looks like a destructuring assignment. And it's different. But it's similar, right? So in this case, it means that we want to get certain things out of this module. So this one's got a default export. This one is going to have named exports is what they're called. So we're going to have inside the module, I know that I'm going to want, you know, such and such a component, such and such a resource and such and such an error component. So I'll just show you. So from and this will be, let's call this one Pokemon. Okay. So couldn't find module and path Pokemon relative to index. Perfect. So we know that that is the case. We need to make it. We'll call this Pokemon. Great. So now is the point where we start copying and pasting code out of this thing. So right here is the, so this is the resource or the collection. So we're not interested in any of these collection things. So we want this Pokemon resource. So let's take the Pokemon resource and the Pokemon detail. Oops. Cool. So we have the resource and the detail. Now, in order to use these separately, we don't want to export a default yet. Maybe we can decide on doing a default and we can add that later. But for right now, I just want to export Pokemon resource. And because it's in this file system, I'll probably just call this resource. And I'll say export detail. Okay. So that's what we got. And then again, in this component, because we are using JSX, we'll need to import react from react at the top. So I know this is a lot of code motion and I do apologize for that, but absolutely necessary. So we're going to import resource and detail from Pokemon. Okay. So now we're going to change, let's see. Actually, correction, we actually don't need to export this because we're only referencing it here. Now, I'm seeing this red line here that says create resources not defined, which means that we have another module that we need to import. We need to import react cache. And if you were kind of curious about this, the syntax that we had here before, we're importing this named export as another thing renaming it. But these curly braces are doing what we're doing now, doing these named exports. Okay. So we'll save this now that create resource is defined. And let's see if we can make this error go away. So we're not actually pulling in the resource. That's all kind of isolated now. And we can do that same trick. So we can say as Pokemon detail just in case we had another, another module or another component in this file that was already called detail. So we'll just be be specific. So import detail as Pokemon detail, duplicate definition for Pokemon detail. Perfect. That's exactly where we want to be. We're just going to delete our resource in our Pokemon detail. And it looks like maybe I got the path wrong. Yes, I did. There. Okay, cool. So we have now a Pokemon module, which will look into it. It has a resource, but this is not exposed. And it exports just the detail component already hooked up to the resource. So that's actually really nice. We've been able to kind of abstract over those details. Now, at this point, I'd kind of like to keep all of the Pokemon stuff in a similar place, even though the collection and the detail are notably different. I do like having those together right now at this phase in my application. I might decide to split them up later. But right now, it seems like there's not so much code here that it wouldn't make sense to have it all together. So let's just take this. We will copy and delete that and paste it over here. Okay, now you're going to see some stuff pop up. I don't want to fix that yet. I want to import it first. So we're going to need a little bit more space. So we're going to let's call this collection. And we'll take this as Pokemon collection only because, oh wait, Pokemon, yeah, sorry, list. So Pokemon list is what we had that as. Okay. Now, we don't have that defined yet. We're not exporting that yet. So we need to move into our module and do that. Okay, so Pokemon list. So we have this list, we need to export this. So we'll just say export. And it's going to export that as Pokemon list. It is reading from this resource, which we don't have to expose yet, because nothing else is using it. We could if we wanted to use just the resource and other parts of our application and use a different list component. Let's see, so what other errors do we have? The other one is that we are using directly in our application, the Pokemon list item. So we need to make sure that we export that as well. Now, I do have some naming problems here because these are still named like this in the module. So we'll take those prefixes off. So we'll be exporting list and list item. And I think I will take the Pokemon prefix off of this now that we're not kind of namespacing it in that environment. And we have it, go away, sorry. Now that we have this all kind of in a module called Pokemon and it's all kind of namespaced already. So yeah, so we will do that. Now it all still works, so that is great. The question now is what do we do with these fallbacks? Just got to check the time, sorry. So one of the questions is what do we do with these fallbacks? I think that I'd like to see the react suspense. So I don't want to abstract over react suspense, but I would like to export certain error and fallback states. So I would say list fallback as Pokemon list fallback and list error as Pokemon list error. Now what I'll do is I will, instead of giving text here, I will use a component which is the list fallback. And then here for the error boundary fallback, I'll use list error. Okay. Now list error and list fallback are not defined, so we need to define those now inside of our module export function list error. And that's just going to return, let's say a span for right now, couldn't catch all. Okay, so export, that's not going to work, export function list error. Okay, so we are doing that now. And we're going to export another function, export function list fallback, return another span, looking for Pokemon. Let's go back over here to our file. So what do we have? Oh, I need to render these. I need to call create, create element on these. Give it a refresh. It is still complaining about list error is not defined list. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Because I'm renaming them to Pokemon list error. I'd like to say that this is not normal for me. But man, anytime I move code around, this is absolutely normal for me. I'm always kind of having trouble with the interfaces and boundaries. So yeah, Pokemon Lister. Now it's totally possible that we're kind of like going a step too far in renaming all of these. But I wanted to show you how it works, because it's very possible that as your application grows, you're going to have different types of lists. Maybe you may have like a Pokemon movie list or a Pokemon attributes list or whatever. You're familiar with your particular application domain and know how many lists and details you would have. And this is a nice way of being able to have them not clobber each other by using this as on these named exports. So all we have now in this component is a bunch of imports at the beginning. And we're importing all of these from this module that we created. And now it's just the application, which is great. And we just have this one Pokemon module that has a lot of implementation details, but really only exposes the handful of components that we need. So the detail, the list item, the list, the list error, and the list fallback. Now again, I had touched on this on day nine, I think, in just a video. But the idea that you don't want to wrap all of your error boundary suspense and whatever in a single component, and a really good way to modularize some of the implementation details is to still use your error boundary and so use your react suspense directly, but then create components that are specific to the error message and the fallback that you want to display to your users. The reason being is that in my experience, the way that you handle react suspense is always shifting depending on how you want to present the user experience. That's going to change a lot. So you don't want to lock that down into your components or bake it in. So that's it. So we've been able to move a lot of code out of this file. So now it's only 45 lines. And we have, we can kind of clearly see that this is kind of the bulk of our application. So that's it. That's dates 12. I know that's a lot of code motion and a lot of maybe new concepts. If you want to learn more about modules, MDN has incredible articles on modules, JavaScript code modules, import and export modules. These are great. So this talks about, this will show you all of the import syntaxes. We only covered a couple, but there's a bunch. This is just kind of a map to all of the documents that they have on modules. And then also this export talks about how you can now export inside of a module. So that's it. Go forth. If you have any questions about this, I know there's a lot of questions to be had about this. So just again, hit me up with a comment or respond to that email that I'm going to send you in just a little bit. And we will get those answered for you. So yeah, have a great day 12.


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I'm Sandy Allnock. Thank you for coming back for part two of this adventure in Pisunki. I have, as I said, been going a little bit crazy making a lot of eggs and I'm going to give you the basics of what I've learned, even though I'm not very good at this yet.  So etched eggs are really beautiful. I also talk about the supplies in that video. So if you want to go see more on blowing eggs, etc., then please go watch that one. I'm going to jump right in with making a 48 triangle design on my egg. So just giving myself guidelines. Put a line that goes all the way up one side of the egg. Make a crisscross at the top and then you can make a crisscross at the bottom as well that will start to join those from one side to the other. And that's going to give you four divisions that should be relatively equal around the egg itself. If you're making a pattern, it's kind of helpful to have something that's relatively evenly spaced. There are people who use quilling strips in order to measure things out and fold the quilling strip into parts so you can make tick marks where your lines should be. That turned out to be more work than I felt like because I was making a lot of eggs and I just wanted to get a lot of practicing done. So I just winged it. Then you take the top half of the egg, each one of those sections, and divide it in half and then draw an X across the tick marks where you've cut it in half so that you end up having Xs all the way around. You'll do four of those because you have these four big sections. You don't have to make triangles in all your designs, which is what I'm going to talk about today so that you can have all kinds of variety, but start with these lines so you can have a pattern that works across the whole thing. When you have these Xs done, you can join those and go all the way up to the end of the egg. And that completes the number of 48 because each one of these sections that you're drawing the line through is going to have 12 triangles in it of various sizes and shapes. So the first thing you're going to need to do to get ready to write your design, yes, you write them, you don't draw them apparently in Paesanki. And I cut my wax into little pieces. And the reason is because a lot of other people find it works to dip the hot kitska into the wax to get wax inside of it. And I found that I ended up blobbing everywhere because I had wax on the outside of it. Maybe I'm doing it wrong. I don't know. But I found that it worked really well to have little pieces cut up so I could put in just the right amount. The first thing you'll want to do is to write the white lines. If you don't want white lines in your design, then dye it first in whatever color you want the lightest to be and then do your first drawing.  And I'm using the middle size of the three kitskas that came in the kit that I bought. I will put a link to the kit in the doobly-doo down below. But you can watch the other video to see all the things that come in that kit. You don't need all the kit itself. So here is where I have a hexagon shape basically made by the star lines that are in that section. And that's where I am going to draw my big long line from one end to the other. What I found is this 48 triangle design allows me to just go from one section to the other without making one giant line that has to make it all the way around the egg. Because I am inexperienced enough that if I start doing that it just falls apart on me at some point. I run out of wax where I get crooked or something. And what I've tried to do is keep my design to just doing part of it. You know like two sections at a time is probably the most I can handle to go up the egg and just trying to keep it steady.  Usually I have started out really slow and ended up speeding up and then my lines are just never consistent. So I'm just terrible at that portion of it. I'm great at the design portion. So it was helpful to me to just take a step back when I kept ruining eggs and realize you know I can do the design portion. I could actually I was trying to figure out if I should make a video on that. I realized I could make a video about the design aspect of it as opposed to trying to feel responsible to teach people how to do this portion well. Because I am not very good at being consistent. And you'll see when we get to all of my eggs at the end that my eggs are a little messy. And I'm okay with that because I was really having fun doing all this anyway. So everywhere with the vertical lines cross the horizontal lines I made basically what looks like a cross. You could do this portion all together or you can you know do each one one at a time and I'm going to make a hump on each one of those sections. So I'm still limiting myself to just doing small sections at a time not trying to draw giant lines or make anything crazy curved or curly cues that are going to get all wonky. I wanted to keep it pretty straightforward and started making flowers basically at each one of these intersections excuse me of the horizontal and vertical lines. And that was pretty straightforward and pretty easy to do. I could replicate that four times around the egg. And since I've got four big vertical lines that are in those center hexagon shapes that seem like it would work pretty well for a design element to start with on the egg. Now some people will draw out every element of every egg and you know that would be great but I messed up so many of them it felt like I was wasting a lot of time to draw everything out and then write it with the wax. So I decided this was all practice I was just having a good time I'm going to give these eggs to friends because they're supposed to be given in love to people that you care about. So I'm just going to give them these eggs anyway even if they're messy and I hope people will like them. So there you go. And if you are like me and you mess things up you know it's okay it's all right to learn things. So I've turned my petals on the inside now into a try petal on this flower so that I end up with three little clumps of leaves kind of coming out from the center with an area in between them since I had those lines that just went parallel to the horizontal and vertical on the egg itself and filled all those in. And so you can see even though I drew all those triangles I drew all those guidelines I did not need to actually draw triangles everywhere on the egg in order to get a beautiful design. So I'm going to plug the drain holes and I'm doing that by getting excess of wax on the outside of the kitska. Remember it blobs so I'm going to just tap it onto that into the hole and basically touch the bottom of the well into the hole it just fills it right in. And then I'm going to put some vinegar on it and some people will take a spray bottle and have that handy and spritz it with some some vinegar just run it over top you don't have to do anything major to it just make sure it gets all good and wet. I'll leave mine in a bowl and just roll all my eggs in it in between each color. And then we're going to dye it. So I've got all of my colors mixed and in yesterday's video I give you lots of tips on mixing and how I labeled my jars before I started mixing them because I knew I wouldn't be able to tell visually the difference between them. Some of the colors and some of the eggs you can peek at them and right away the color is exactly what you want. Sometimes a particular egg just doesn't want to take color and sometimes certain dyes just take a long time. So I found a jar that fits inside of my mason jar you might find a shot glass or something that would tuck down inside there and hold the egg under the water and then pat it dry you don't want to wipe it dry and you don't want to use anything wet to dry it and that's because we're working with water soluble color and if you use water soluble color then it will remove some of that and what I have done is just dabbed it off with a paper towel and then put it inside a tissue and just roll it lightly between my fingers because that gets into all the crevices and gets any of that liquid out and then pat it dry. You'll want it really dry because we're going to write the color for number one next. Anywhere where we want color number one to remain is what we put wax on and it's kind of a little brain game you play with yourself to say okay this area I want to remain turquoise so I'm going to cover it with wax. It's the opposite of what you might think but we're going to cover in this particular section the flowers or the petals or the leaves or whatever they are in the two corners and then up in the top if you want to add other things other elements in there polka dots or something you could do that at this point and those will remain turquoise when you do the second dye bath but you need to cover them entirely and that's one of the areas that I need to learn I need to have some Ukrainian grandma come and tell me what I'm doing wrong because my wax doesn't consistently turn black like it does in so many other people's videos I don't know what I'm doing wrong maybe I'm heating it wrong I don't have any idea I'm using the same wax I've seen other people use so it's not that I I don't know it's also really hard when it's not consistent like this to be able to tell if I've covered all the areas so basically all of my eggs have a blooper area in them they just do and I'm just going to own it because I'm trying as best I can to make sure everything's covered with wax but I almost always seem to miss a spot or three whether it's right at the edge of something or sometimes it's just a big spot in the middle all kinds of crazy things and you won't know that you've missed it until you get to the very end so here I've got you can see every other one the background is colored in and every other one the leaves are colored in so I'm going to dye it in color number two remember we have white we have the turquoise for color number one and I'm going to use the black dye for color number two so this will be a two colors but it has three in it so it's got the white if you count that as one and so here I'm hyper speeding they dipping and peeking at my egg because I wanted that black to be nice and deep and rich and dark and once again I'm going to dab it off carefully don't get water on it you don't want to use a baby wipe or anything because that will wipe the color off if you had more colors to do you would repeat the process again but we're all done with that so we can melt off the wax before I do that I'm going to pierce the holes so I don't explode the egg talked about my little surprises in the last video but I am melting it by holding it near the candle flame not really close like not hyper close because you could burn the egg and you can see the wax just start to slowly melt off so I melt a section wipe it off melt a section wipe it off and you can use a heat gun for this and it'll work fine but I just love the process of watching the design appear and you don't really get to see it quite that nicely when you're trying to speed through the process with a heat gun but you can do that but that was where I ended up exploding some eggs so make sure you do be careful with that so there is my finished egg and you can see every other section is turquoise because I did every other one and I have my my blooper that was the area that I I guess I just didn't fill it in but now everybody knows that's my egg I don't even have to sign my eggs so next you want to protect your eggs put some shine to them as well and you want to use something oil based remember this is water based color and I'm gonna use some min wax and just apply it with my fingers through gloves you could also use some nail polish clear nail polish you could use a spray epoxy of some kind if you wish lots of different ideas just make sure it's oil based and it makes your egg all beautiful and shiny I put mine on bamboo skewers I saw that tip on one of the videos I watched and put it into some floral foam and they can dry overnight because this takes a while to dry here's another one that I'm putting the lacquer onto and it's pink instead of the turquoise so you can change it up just by adding a different color next up we have got more of a fleur de lis type of design instead of a central petal I put swirly curly things in there which I'm very bad at drawing with a kitska but they came out really cute this one I went a little berserk with I added a third color so I filled all the flowers with yellow and then did the same two background things and I also added those lines you can basically see that 48 triangle design inside of it which is not particularly straight so there's that so I'm going to show you 15 more eggs if you're still hanging together with me that are all based on that 48 triangle design this one I didn't use the triangles necessarily but I used those divisions so anywhere where there was the hexagon I put a big flower and then wherever there was something in between I put a smaller flower and just alternated those so you can use those divisions to create any kind of design around the whole egg this one is a more traditional 48 triangle design it's literally 48 triangles in the background and when you look at this you can see that the shapes delineate where the design elements go so the the big hexagon shapes has a dot in the middle of it and anything that was just has the crisscross basically a diamond those all got flowers so it's a way to help you think through a design that goes all the way around the entire egg there's another one that uses the 48 triangles lots of places where I did not actually get my coverage really good but I made polka dots along all those lines the second color I covered up all those lines with strips and then the third color was adding the color in between each one so I'm not going to explain all of these because I went probably backwards around some of the techniques but I had fun doing it so that's what matters right here's one that has less divisions in it and I just have flowers on two sides and down the side of the egg I didn't put any major design elements just aligned this one I shrunk down those x's I made them really narrow and you can see there I didn't use that center band I just used the x's to make patterns around it and did not do a really great job of coverage again see I told you I'm not really great at that if you look at these from a distance you'll get them in the whole bowl full of all the eggs they look great right this egg was one that I really struggled with I doubled up the x's so instead of having every other one have an x everything had an x and I was really just practicing my lines going all the way around it I ended up using a sharpie to make a little bit of cleanup on the inside I wasn't intending on having black outlines in there but that that tied it up for me and this guy used a whole bunch of those diamonds I made the same kind of doubled up x's and then just started cutting it into different diamond shapes and putting all kinds of crazy things in there just experimenting and playing here's one where you can see the flowers would have been those four flowers going around in the big hexagon shapes and then the strips those vertical strips they're actually dots on either side of the yellow line they're not actually they look more like checkerboard but that's not how I made them and then I just put swirlies in between that's all but you can see the dots there if you look carefully this guy was really fun I did use the the whole 48 triangle thing but what I did was make each of the branches I knew exactly how far to the left and to the right because I was working within those big shapes and I knew that each of those lines would go to a certain area and it allowed me to repeat it rather than just make random branches this guy I used the lines themselves and went over most of them and then in the last couple of colors I put in some leaves in between so that I'd have an element that looks like it's behind all of those strips of color not sure I like the pink and the red together but it was an experiment so there you go next up we have one of my favorites and this one had two big flowers in two of the hexagons and then I did a strip down the side with just little floral elements and polka dots and it was really fun I used all of the blues and the greens together I just wanted to see how they'd play together because you can't swatch dies this is basically my swatching for myself so I know what colors I have so here you go here's one that I wanted to make one with a cross because I'm making it for someone in particular that I wanted to have a cross to give to and just played with dots and shapes around those that 48 triangle design this one was never intended to be a butterfly I was going to do a big floppy flower with big floppy petals and I did two on either side and they started looking more like butterfly wings than flower petals so I went with it I did not plan out the interior of the wings very well that design was just kind of hit or miss so I'll try that one again sometime and this was my ode to the wonderful Ukrainian artists who make very complex detailed eggs I tried to see how much I could put into one and yeah it was a lot and it was my little simple lines trying to trying to be like them and this egg I'm very sad to report has not survived even though I love this egg I love how I made the swirls match I was trying to see if I could make swirls around an egg using the 48 triangle design lines as guides so I knew this world would begin at this point and end at that point and use those basically as a grid and I bumped the table when the eggs were all drying on their lovely foam racks and I'm really glad I got it on video so that at least I still have that and a picture of the egg on my blog pictures of all of these are on my blog you can go see them over there if you have questions I can promise you I probably don't have answers because I don't know what I'm doing I'm just having fun I hope you enjoy this video if you did click the like button share it with a friend interested in Pisunki and I will see you after Easter have a lovely lovely holiday bye everybody


Just last year, a mystery buyer purchased a mansion in Mulholland Estates for a whopping 10.8 million dollars, and now records have revealed the new owner is none other than Chris Comstock, who's known to his millions of fans as Marshmallow. The world famous DJ bought his lavish Los Angeles starter home only three years ago for 3.6 million dollars located in the Hollywood Hills, but as his success continues to grow he's upgrading his real estate along the way too. Today we'll check out Marshmallow's current Mulholland Estates property as well as where he used to live, we even found the listings. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses even though I've done a house tour of my own place please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Marshmallow is an electronic music producer and DJ who rose to fame in early 2015 by publishing his remixes online and his first studio album was released a year later. The Pennsylvania native kept his identity a secret initially but in 2017 was confirmed by Forbes to be Chris Comstock. He was a custom white helmet that looks like a marshmallow for performances and his music videos and it's been a party for the DJ since his debut in 2015. Chris A.K. Marshmallow established himself as one of the top electronic music acts overnight it seemed and his songs like Silence, Wolves, Happier and More have been named certified multi-platinum across the globe. Behind Marshmallow's successful records and his mystery persona he also has a dream team working for him including his star manager Mo Chalizzi who's often given credit for quickly creating the marshmallow brands. Not to mention the DJ also had early shoutouts from other big names in the industry like Tiesto and Skrillex. Either way Marshmallow's earnings in 2019 alone ranked him second on the list of highest paid DJs and these days his estimated net worth is at 40 million dollars.  I noticed a bunch of you guys watching our videos aren't subscribed so be sure to hit that subscribe button to ring that bell and help us get to 1 million subscribers. It's just been revealed that a mystery buyer of a 10 million dollar mansion Mulholland states is none other than world famous DJ Marshmallow so we're going to check out his current home. It's only been a short few years since he bought his starter LA house for 3.6 million dollars in Hollywood's Laurel Canyon neighborhood so we'll look at that place too. I mean the dude earned an estimated 56 million dollars in one year alone and shows no sign of slowing down so imagine upgrade was definitely in the cards for him. As always don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat and now let's get into this video. A long after Marshmallow quickly made it big in Hollywood in 2018 he was able to buy himself starter home located in Laurel Canyon just above West Hollywood and at the east end of the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. The guy was clearly winning at life since this sleek home cost him 3.5 million dollars and came secure with loads of privacy thanks to walls and gates around the entire property. Not to mention there was a full security system with a ton of cameras. The home was custom built in 2014 in a contemporary style with 5,200 square feet of space designed with only the best craftsmanship and a short bamboo lined wooden stairway with large waterfall leads to the Japanese inspired front door. While the square footage inside is spacious and pretty generous for this neighborhood the yard isn't too large as the home sits on a quarter parcel of land. Regardless the backyard is intimate and cozy as well as private with a terrace for outdoor dining and a large fire pit. There was even room for a perfect pool and spa with waterfall so it's really all you need. There are wide plank hardwood floors throughout Marshmallow's former residence and they lined the entryway which boasts an architectural floating staircase above an indoor pond of Then to one side of the entrance there's an eye-catching double-sided glass fireplace which divides the formal living and dining room and the dining room boasts a classy stone wall. The kitchen is modern and functional with a Caesar stone center island and high-class appliances and also on this level there's a gift or staff suite and family room. The family room has a see-through fireplace and TV and this space overlooks the backyard. Moving upstairs it seems there's a sprawling landing that's been turned into a sitting space and there are four more bedrooms on the upper level all of which are on suite. That central lounge space at the top of the stairs also has some skylights overhead. Marshmallow's former master suite boasted a ton of features like a fireplace, a private balcony and luxury bathroom.  The contemporary residence was also full of smart home technology to make for a comfortable daily lifestyle. Either way this was quite the impressive starter home for a DJ like Marshmallow who was quickly rising to the top and his latest real estate investment while this proves his success even more. Now let's take a look at Marshmallow's recent upgrade. While he reportedly purchased the mansion last summer, the bar's identity remained a secret and only now do we know it was the mysterious DJ himself. Located in the guard gated and exclusive community of Mulholland estates in the mountains above Sherman Oaks Los Angeles you'll find the large house Marshmallow dropped a whopping 10.8 million dollars on. Here his neighbors include the likes of Kendall Jenner, Christina Aguilera, Paris Hilton and more. His new party pads it's on a lot spending over half an acre and was built back in 1992 by the celebrity loved architect Richard Landry who built the home stylish and modern. The interiors were done by Jeff Lewis. Marshmallow's house is super white and looks like it belongs in Miami. Although the home isn't gated the community is 24-7 guard gated with the security often on patrol and a ton of cameras so it's unlikely you'll be able to access his property without living there. Glass front doors welcome you to Marshmallow's mansion where there's a double height foyer marble floors and 7,818 square feet of space. There are five beds and seven baths throughout and there's a formal living room beside the entryway with a fireplace and on the other side a dining room with double chandeliers. His new eating kitchen has not one but two islands one which is set up for casual meals and all the lavish appliances you could want. Elsewhere in the mansion there's a library and office as well as a family room that opens through glass doors to the large back terrace. On the upper level of the massive home there are four ensuite bedrooms along with the fancy master retreat. Marshmallow's bedroom is like its own little private apartment considering it has dual walk-in closets, a TV lounge area, a walk-out terrace and even a kitchenette. Then his spa style attached bathrooms high ceilings a glass shower and separate tub underneath the chandelier. The winding staircase through the home has a gorgeous wall of windows alongside it and there's even another secret level downstairs. The finished basement floor of Marshmallow's mansion has another lounge and entertainment center perfect for casual hangouts and a fancy web bar. My personal favorite part of the property might just be the outdoor area where the hillside lot is steep but also offers amazing views overlooking the hills and deep into the San Fernando Valley. There's also plenty of space for Marshmallow to entertain friends and family back here or even put on a private DJ performance. The yard boasts nice terraces all over some built for outdoor dining and of course there's a beautiful swimming pool and spa. Alright so now we've checked out the homes of world famous DJ Marshmallow or Chris Comstock including his new 10.8 million dollar mall Holland Estates mansion. After checking out his contemporary starter home and his bigger better upgrade what did you guys think? Which would you rather live in? I like both of them but I would probably pick the current mansion because of the amazing backyard in pool as well as the finished basement level and the master suite. I know it has a lot of white inside and out it's almost blinding but I think it looks classy. Be sure to let me know your thoughts or rate Marshmallow's homes down in the comments. Thanks for tuning in as always don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll see you all in the next video. Bye!


The purpose of this study was to assess the validity of the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network, PICCARN, rule in determining the necessity of computed tomography, CT, scans for children under two years old with minor head injuries. The results showed that the PICCARN rule is a reliable tool for identifying children at risk of having serious traumatic brain injuries, TBI. It has a high sensitivity, 100% negative predictive value, 100% and positive predictive value, 89.5% for detecting children with TBI. Additionally, it has a high specificity, 91.7% for identifying children with abnormal CT findings. This study suggests that the PICCARN rule can be used as a reliable tool to help physicians decide whether or not to order a CT scan for children with minor head injuries. This article was authored by Kwon Yeol-young, Sung Bae-kon, Jay Sung Lee and others.


The House of Representatives Adho Committee on Students' Loan has summoned the Permanent Secretary-Ministry of Education to appear before it on Tuesday next week. This follows her non-appearance before the Committee on Thursday to intimate them on the resolution of the Adho Committee set up by the federal government to pro-fo-easy ways for students to access the proposed student loan announced by the President as part of palliative measures to ameliorate the hardships suffered by students and parents as a result of the removal of fuel subsidy. His representative, blessing Azobo, Director of Legal Services in the Ministry, was not able to adequately answer salient questions which the Committee hoped would help aid in its assignment development that infuriated members for the need to request the presence of the Permanent Secretary on Tuesday next week. Under the leadership of our current President, the commitments and the passion he has shown for the issues that have to do with the education sector and we expect the same thing from the federal Ministry of Education. And so we're providing another opportunity to come back again, hopefully this time with more details of what needs to be done, what proposed amendments you're suggesting for the student loans so that we can facilitate this process for you and on behalf of Nigerians. So with that being said, the Committee will go ahead and fix the dates for the summits that we're proposing and we'll begin to work towards convening the summit where all stakeholders in the country will be invited to make proposals and make amendments to the arts.