esults or random screen right here we've got all 15 names we're going to roll our dice seven times names first one two three four five six seven chiakai l down to ching yow tea seven times tier one teams good luck one two three four five six seven pistons down to lakers seven times on tier two teams good luck everyone one two three four five six seven raptors down to heat all right we've got chiakai l pistons raptors eric w rocket sixers edward p kings bowls marlin b jazz hornets eric w grizzlies teawolves zihuan l pacers calves lee z with the blazers and hawks shawn m warriors wizards george m um maves and nicks carla w magic clippers andrew m thunders celtics howl s nugget sons jeffrey h bucks net staphon s spurs and pelicans and ching yow tea with the lakers heat do we a minute get this posted we'll get started in just a few thanks everyone there is the link if you'd like to take a closer look do we one second to grab some water before this hour break and i'll be right back oh the vector has been sitting out on the shelf out there wow that's sick dude about shawn alexander green shimmer auto going to derrick a and the seahawks congrats buddy that's nasty one of one madden legend fantasy football legend nice josh giddy face rated rookie auto going to the uh thunder congrats on that mohab it nice giddy giddy up baby we've got that into a mac for anybody on card windows into greatness relic book card ronald ukunian jr. four or five atlanta game use quad relic book there we go atlanta y'all see what i'm seeing y'all see what i'm seeing what do we have here daniel what do we have here one of one rakeely all right we're going to go ahead and get started good luck everyone what's up everyone it's your girl kenzie here from late in sports cards and i'm ripping last break of the daytime we got 22 23 panini prison basketball hobby 12 box full case break number five tiered random teams again here's a look at the random results these are always available at our website lane sports cards dot com scroll all the way to the bottom at the results tab and then links also right in chat for you all right good luck here we go here we go full case to end the daytime again y'all more breaks tonight with fours starting at five here we go you can see all of them up on the camera good luck y'all and on a crazy note here ruby herder lottery matheran chua tarry eason ricky base isaac roby got red to 299 colin sexton first auto up we've got a rick fox for the lakers and gordon hyper kid brannam stottemire got mojo is going to be an og anana b for the raptors that one is 19 out of 25 raptors with the first hit there she a chi on the level uh tier two team kawaii kailawri silver keegan murray green and irate rookie nerkik um jaw we've got um it goings on the pulsar looking for the cornets silver yannis widescreen mellow chrome alone here's our next auto coming up blue walker kessler for the jazz there you go utah nice one there 94 of 199 first colored uh kessler we've seen today and going back to the jazz how about a john stockton on the sensational signatures marlin b nice pack here for a man lojuan hyper ravia silver brookalopas keels ruby wave uh terry rookie bowls like bodgy lottery kevin love pulsar jaden ivy rookie base got a red power it's gonna be a cat for the teawolves 26 of 75 on the red power luka silver bobby portis jivari smith junior rookie purple ice is gonna be a d angelo russell teawolves hyper trey young bane carter johnny deeps prismatic silver jaylon green james hardin silver trevor keels rookie nicks lever jaylon williams and brandon clark last pack balker got pulsar of reggie jackson the bop day all right that was box one box two here let's see a black one of one to end the day so a couple black and golds today let's see just the black patrick baldwin jr on the rookie for the warriors that is 127 of 149 and hey lakers jerry west's on the sensational signatures lakers doing well ruby on the pulsar shade on the shark ingram prismatic lillard silver allen shet rookie base dang and ruby chickey loneal fireworks lebron hyper palt but not lofton molens blue ice of patty mills for the nets that is 81 of 125 pita rookie got walker kessler rookie base rodman red jacla ravia 2299 grizzlies lillard hyper russell westbrook tie tie herbert jones silver lottery palo bain carol magic silver tyrese martin rookie for the hawks bow champ rookie base fearless tray young we've got hyper sga we've got jade and hardy rookie base patin and terry ruby uh jaylen green terry poku silver shack williams ritchardson blue of kendall brown for the pacers on the rookie to 199 and we've got a jeff ornach for the suns on the silver sensational signatures second third time we pulled him today a loge won hyper christie nambar gladell purple and 99 is going to be a quintin grimes for the nicks dramatic kv silver onyaka okangwu like bhaji rookie and kendall brown got rui hyper for the wizards kg jaylen durin jenobley last pack here box two silver prismatic debon booker lottery chet silver dirk matherin rookie and houston rookie right box number three do appreciate all the support today get everything filled up now we are just a tad bit behind today uh ruby shrewder kevin love silver the abate wallace so appreciate the patience and understanding there as well got force tonight starting at five red miles turner to three uh two ninety nine pacers and we've got a julian champagne the champagne sensational signatures sixers i'd seen them all days come last two breaks tarry eason ricky base purple to 99 is a tiramisu the third hornets davis lottery shooter random rookie amari stottemire ruby yannis nice from there i haven't seen too much uh colored yannis pulsar tracing migrating keegan murray rookie silver fireworks kawai yannis fireworks silver rookie walker kessler nice kessler is coming out of this case we've got purple ice of evan mobley um for the calves that one is 79 of 149 and okay see andrew m how about a chet for you on the silver sensational signatures there you go i think that might be the same andrew i pulled the gold vinyl for really i think so i think it was andrew m we'll mag this one up for you andrew congrats on that cool anthony hyper lambs murphy paul pierce pretty sure kawai silver hearts ravia it's about to be a big okc fan if that is if he's not already shoot ruby rookie uh yovitch color match there for the heat yannis we've got erin wiggins hyper heels malone blue ice is a carmelo anthony for the lakers 27 or 125 it's a bonus dirk na jaden ivy rookie base it's the first chat uh we've pulled today clarkson the 299 got pulsar julius randall jabari smith junior rookie prismatic silver staff curry lottery dang silver denis rodman ty ty herbert jones last pack box three prismatic tray young jimmy butler hyper darmit uh boat champ rookie base and jaden harden all right solid first three boxes there ruby rj barron lottery davis uh kita on the pulsar zion jabari smith junior rookie base silver lottery jabari smith junior and b prismatic richardson ty ty herbert jones and so ha a nice one there for the spurs first uh numbered of him today as well 272 of 299 it's got spurs that one's going to staphon s very nice and we've got warriors sensational signatures rookie auto matt mclong second one of these we've seen today too gold state is shawn m tatum hyper boat champ rookie base and jaden hardy rookie base ruby john collins ant-man silver harris roland's maravich laravia blue denis schruder for the lakers that one is 45 199 auto it's going to be grizzly sensational signatures xyre williams heavy ubra junior keels malone purple of the 99 how about a dirk for the maves that's sick 45 and 99 delos lamello silver jaden ivy rookie base red derrius garland to 299 garland again maxi hyper god's keegan murray rookie dany green roddy silver fireworks tatum jenobly silver vince williams jr grizzlies Baldwin tony parker got brandom on the hyper nice one there spurs kd fearless silver marketing the abate rookie ben Wallace ruby tony parker mitchell uh diante murray we got tarry eason rookie base ruby black pack box fourth got a red power it's gonna be a ben wallace for the pistons nice color match there that one is 43 is 75 detroit tatum fearless silver christian wood brandon base and stonemayer so far so good let's heat up a little bit here though ruby bradley biel young silver simons uh shade on sharp rookie shet rookie base got blue city bay for the pistons to 199 and sixer is a d anthony melton on the mojo sensational signatures those sixers that is 11 out of 25 sixers eric doey james harden hyper i am not syringe is going to be a marcus morris senior clipper 17 of 49 mellow silver tyler hero lofton johnson the honest fireworks silver lanzo ball baton terry o'neill ruby rookie is going to be a mark williams for the hornets kawai fearless pippin jr hyper rookie williams richardson max christie ruby coby white fireworks levine polsar davante gram pelicans got a walker kessler rookie ronman and a palo band carol base rookie silver widescreen staff curry prismatic yana silver rookie andrew numbar pacer colloco brawn red is going to be the 299 jailen smith we've got a walker kessler to 25 jazz marlin b like i was saying earlier this is a kessler case man very nice hit we'll get that one in a mag for you brooks hyper jabari walker d wade cartes making sure we're in check over here if someone opens the door it doesn't say anything it always makes me nervous tj warren blue ice to 125 silver turner numbar well ice uh will chamberlain laker is to 149 got jamal murray on the polsar like bhaji rookie brown kg silver prismatic zack levine kd silver rookie max christie lakers duran rookie jenobley um matherin last pat box lottery dang kelly ubrey jr hyper jones houston stockton got blue taren's man to 199 got a redemption here pulsar obi often johnson and a walker kessler base good luck everyone we've got pain watson sensational signatures that was nuggets watson silver donovan michael uh ban carol ricky base ruby mccolum lottery jabari smith we've got lube door hyper colloquial brawn migrating red power is going to be a kevin porter jr another color match here you go rockets that is three out of 75 jersey number eric w this one there eric silver kita walker wade lobly red desmond bane to uh 299 curry magic johnson hyper annals lojuan silver fearless kd ant man we've got kennedy chandler on the silver rookie grizzlies griffin jackson blake wesley got gold prismatic black and gold grizzlies eric dubby show me a job uh dylan brooks on the black and gold that one is three out of five that third black and gold today nice such sharp looking cards ladel jones agbaji rookie base desmond uh draymond green sorry lebron fireworks silver fornie jalen duran ricky base head to 299 cam reddish then we've got teawolfs a jaden mcdaniels uh signatures pulsar rookie lofton jr grizzlies enobly matherin and jones purple little 99 is going to be my guy cool anthony magic praless barg lio kong woo houston stockton and shadeon sharp connington john marant dylan terry on the hyper rookie bowls ingram chet and dang last pack box six got prismatic silver kairi zion silver ray allen ai minot and molens all right halfway there good first half let's see we get out of the second box seven ruby rookie uh kaloko for the rafters very patent ty ty jones got hyper for the bucks jeffrey h we've got a pat connington that is 14 of 25 mitchell silver jay shantates mcdermott boat champ rookie and jaden harvey ruby jared allen scotty barns on the hyper shadeon sharp rookie ingram and a chet base silver prismatic yoghich johnny davis silver rookie uh random for the spurs go dang iverson minot red kispert to 299 wizards we've got grizzlies the 25 david roddy rookie sensation rookie signatures david roddy on the mojo 23 of 25 grizzlies doing well eric delvian rodman on the pulsar often johnson but three mojos already prismatic and bead silver jaylon brown walker tesla rucky rodman and a palo band carol rickie base is it fourth mojo wow got blue marvin badly the third to 199 pistons and we've got supersonics it's going to be a deadlift shrimp again this will go to uh o k c andrew and scuba nata colanthony pulsar uh durin rookie genobley and matherin rookie red power of james wiseman for the warriors to 75 14 to 75 there the adwords silver cody martin ties jones houston and stockton we've got kendall brown out of 299 pacers clark paton terry o'neill fearless silver damian littler prismatic garland jason kidd williams richardson christie the andrey hunter hyper i got nembard rookie ladelle trade jones last pack box seven got cool anthony ruby yokich silver by donovitch agbaji rookie brown and kg ruby uh jaren jackson jr grislyce we've got hyper brunson allen chandler kenyal y'all got a force tonight with some more group breaks orange wave it's gonna be a anthony davis to 60 for the lakers that is 50 of 60 silver john wall lots in vain carter and then you got sam tomorrow morning for release day of 2022 um playbook football kawaii Leonard on the purple ice for the clippers 42 up to 49 hyper ingram johnny davis weber and a shalen williams rookie base as well as dynasty baseball got eight box half case breaks of football pick your team style in the morning yannis widescreen lottery davis zion silver roland's merivich and then um for dynasty also in the daytime the end of the daytime it's a left side serial number blue out of 199 mark williams 194 of 199 there and we've got grislyce eight silver signatures rookie auto kenneth lofton jr grislyce hyper rookie mather ravey and the column keels rookie prismatic joellen bead we've got silver noel wilts tie tie carmel lone red out of 299 kairi we've got blazers a jabari walker on the rookie signatures tim hardaway polsar hyper and bead keegan murray rickie base and green orange is going to be a marie stottemire another nice color match there that is 11 of 49 suns silver franz vagner ruby uh patty mills parker williams trimorphin third got silver widescreen lamello prismatic derrius garland silver rookie jaden ivy there you go pistons the bop day of warren nobly fearless got hyper naysmith wallace tarry easton rickie base last pack box eight ruby of anthony davis yokich silver ben simons kid and granum rickie base 12 oh sorry box nine nine of 12 ruby of patrick ewing nicks bill polsar davante grant number linda base ladel and jones purple the 99 nice one here nuggets how about nicole yokich we've got 23 of 99 a joker i won the carter jr we've got a bhaji rookie brown and garnet prism does get in here red julius randall to 299 nicks we've got a chet on the hyper there you go thunder and jenoblee and matthorin see a big auto here silver prismatic lillard part in silver rookie vince williams jr grissons okay houston stockton hyper of christian wood shade on sharp rookie angrom and chet holgrim rookie ruby a bertons lottery matthorin silver gary paton dang rookie minnott hope that rings out on a good thursday any uh fun weekend plans got gary paton to 199 supersonics we have a jared of vanderbilt's uh sensational signatures for the jazz as do well marlon down to mitchell hyper melons lawson johnson blue ice of derrick white for the cel ticks 57 and 125 silver rozier got walker kessler rickie base rodman and band carol rickie ruby of tyrese maxi sixers widescreen jaw got kelden johnson hyper a cell silver fireworks lebron lamello richardson jebari walker d weight patrick ewing read to 299 and next auto grizzly's a kennedy chandler on these signatures rookie auto grizzly's it's like fourth and fifth auto i think uh pulsar james harden globally johnson dyson daniel's last pack of box nine spiny barnes silver fornie a lajuan griffin and jackson box 10 box 10 here ruby rookie uh jeremy sohan we go spurs hyper neang malone martin dirk my red power coming up it's a derrius basely basling sorry uh 25 to 75 thunder man silver gene ivy rookie base scion robinson red the 299 rookie is kennedy chandler for the grizzly's katie prismatic desmond vane on the pulsar shabari smith junior tie tie first auto coming off we've got red tarence man to 299 clippers first auto is a wendell more jr on the rookie signatures for the timberwolves melting hyper stockton shade on sharp rookie and ingram schmatic zion silver eubanks check rookie base staying AI blue to 199 by donovitch for the pistons we've got t-wolves again rookie signatures is going to be josh minot he was taking home both autos out of this box eric w on the tier 2 team uh pulsar rookie wendell more jr also t-wolves nembard and ladel purple to 99 is a hamadoo the aloe pistons fireworks lebron silver will barton bhaji rookie base kennel brown ruby markin and barkley pulsar cj mccolon kg jalen durian rookie and jenobley so we got silver fearless kd jaw silver rookie uh matherin pacers matherin base houston rookie prismatic silver kairi durant we got silver jenobley dermit bow champ rookie base chet on the lottery pulsar malik monk jaden hardy rookie base paton and dylan serri last pack of box 10 ruby shengoon well learned silver berks jack richardson come on black where you hiding gotta pull these one couple black and gold snow black steve nash on the ruby lebron fireworks dylan terry on the pulsar for the bowls barker williams tree market the third blue ice desmond bain for the grizzlies 221 25 rosengas silver purple ice of john wall for the clippers 249 hyper stockton laravia keels silver prismatic zion base zion ej ladel silver pelicans alone martin and dirk jadam fireworks got hyper johnathan isek jaden ivy rookie williamson and robinson ruby bobby port ruby bobby portis lottery javari smith jr evan movley silver javari smith jr ed evan movley to 299 auto is gonna be pelicans ej ladel on the rookie signatures pelicans forney hyper po champ and jaden hardy rookie orange wave coming up to 60 it's gonna be an eric gordon for the rockets that is 42 of 60 sacklevine jimmy butler silver ruby james harden staff curry we got ray allen on the hyper williams jr richardson max christie rookie silver fireworks tatum edwards silvertree jones nambar i'm working base we'll get into our final box of the daytime we got blue to 199 john collins and jalen williams on the mojo rookie auto there you go thunder andrew m the big jet and now the mojo jalen with the iron williams walker kessler on the uh hyper rookie egg bhaji rookie brown and garnets last pack two mojo rookie autos out of this case prismatic kairi gerry tren jr durin jenobley and macaroon rookie all right y'all last box of the daytime again more breaks tonight with four starting at five he's got baseball basketball and football going tonight all three sports be sure to check him out i'll be live starting at five and then sam tomorrow morning at 11 with release day playbook football and dynasty baseball big baseball tomorrow scottie pippin jr on the ruby big bhaji lottery carol got eight box pick your team style half case breaks in the morning orange wave is going to be an ai for the sixers there you go i want to cool on one out of 60 lucas silvery neismith yovitch and then the uh dynasty is going to be left side serial number since everything is numbered to 10 or less on that 2199 gary patin lila daclavin a lajuan pippin nash silver fearless of john marant lottery chef silver nambara obi kid and baran amrica base that rain oh man to uh 299 step curry warriors and we've got heat rookie signatures auto nicole yovitch brussel stottemire we got keegan murray rookie and danie green definitely sounds like it oh man it is porin lillard prismatic silver ne'ang jr we don't lose power man all right second half of this box we've got tracy migrady for the raptors on the uh purple ice 105 149 got adrian daintly on the sensational signatures pistons neismith hyper davis weber a jalen williams rick base purple to 99 carl malone for the jazz asthmatic kd silver lebron lakers clark the abate and warren ruby is isaac a coral widescreen kd pulsar a russell westbrook lakers wallace barkley tarry eason got silver fearless charles barkley asthmatic yovitch silver max christie rickie lakers jalen williams brooks and sohan trian more alan chamler last pack here y'all ruby is going to be kyle lowery for the heats curry silver donovan mitchell watson vane and vince carter recap here we had some mojo's the uh conneton bucks on none of you raptors the black and gold to five dylan brooks for the grizzlies grizzlies killed this break nuggets redemption painton watson daintly pistons vanderbilt for the jazz shrimp supersonics go to the thunder jane mcdaniel's tea wolves zyre williams grizzlies jerry west lakers john stockton jazz rick fox lakers for next silver suns walker blazers kennedy chamler grizzlies wendel more jr tea wolves menott tea wolves champagne for the sixers yovitch heats matt mclung warriors ladel pelicans kenteth often jr silver uh rickie auto grizzlies mojo auto of the anthony melton the 25 sixers mojo the 25 auto signatures rookie david roddy grizzlies and signatures mojo rickie auto jaylon williams thunder and then max cards we had the silver sensational signatures chet holmgren for the thunder congrats again andrew on that and then the mojo sensational signatures rookie auto of walker kessler for the jazz that one was 1225 and jazz was marlin b all right that will do it for the last break of the daytime thanks again y'all more group breaks tonight with forest all right all right one second to get this one uploaded bunch of spots coming in sure for tonight but all right y'all that will do it for me for the daytime appreciate all your support and uh getting everything filled up we do always appreciate that let me drop y'all the link here for the group breaks tonight with forest again he's got some baseball basketball and football starting with chrome black he's got some bowman hta triple threads and he's getting some prison basketball contenders football some mixers and then ending with impeccable football full case break pick your team again starting at 11 tomorrow with sammy got playbook football release those are eight box half case breaks pick your team style then he's ending the day with a few dynasty baseball that is gonna be uh he's got two dynasty baseball left side serial number breaks there those are going in pretty quickly um but again thank you all so much next time i will see y'all will be on saturday daytime for more group breaks thanks again y'all have a wonderful rest of your thursday and see you on saturday bye


We spent the first part of this past year trying to understand how we were going to wage the current wars and fights that we're in. That question is going to come up again. There is nothing in demographics. There is nothing in the competition for resources, whether it be water, climate, whatever it is out there that tells us that we're not going to be in conflict for as far as we can see out into the future. Everything about this nation, for the most part, is an industrial society. We do it better than most and have for a long time. Our vertical approach to industry has been very successful, but we're living in the information age. And the leverage is in the information age. And all of the incentive structures in our law, in our policies, in the way we do business, in our governance are set up for industrial constructs. And leverage and competitive advantage is in the information side of this equation. And we're trying to reconcile those and be competitive in the world, whether it's in the military or whether it is in commerce, is a tension that has not been resolved in this country yet, in law and policy, et cetera. The Nuclear Posture Review tied very nicely into the Quadrennial Defense Review. In the previous Nuclear Posture Review, we came up with what was called the New Triad. It was the, instead of going bombers, submarines, and ICBMs, we said offense, defense, infrastructure, command and control, things like that. It was the acknowledgement that an offense-only strategy would no longer work in a world that had a range of military operations against which the destructive and lethal power was evenly distributed.


oh god i'm nervous hi welcome back to my channel welcome to another video i don't know why i just sung i apologize that's really mean so today i'm going to be filming the quickfire true or false assumptions video i mean it's it's basically the same as the quickfire assumptions video that i did maybe a year ago a lot has changed since then and so this is like the new version i have no idea who started it started on instagram basically you guys have sent in questions on my instagram which is here if you want to follow me and ask questions like this to expose me in future videos and i have to answer all of them as quickly as possible i can't edit it i have to answer everything and i can only say true or false i can't explain although every video that i've watched people have explained so i feel like i probably will explain without meaning to but i'm gonna try not to anyway i'm gonna ask my sister to come in now and ask me the questions okay let's go okay my sister is in the building oh god no i'm not you don't need to come on camera okay good um right i'm gonna give her my phone that has all of the things on it ugh feel nervous okay right right i'm gonna start the timer and then party the phone three two one go you disagree the influence is going to debai absolutely i disagree with anyone traveling for any reason other than to get home yeah influences in debai oh don't want to talk about it you're closer with ellie than you are to zephyr i'm not sure who's zephyr is zephyr they're my two uni friends um no false that's false i forgot to say true or false boyfriend question mark false you're not over your ex false you have many friends true i think it's true yeah i don't want to say i've got loads of friends um you're naturally an extrovert outgoing and confident false i think it depends what situation i'm in kind of true kind of false false i'm gonna say false okay true i don't know you still talk to your ex boyfriend uh true but like not regularly at all and they're only ever about one thing that we have to talk to each other about that i know that doesn't make sense to you guys but we're not we still talk but like it's not like every day do you know what i mean i'm gonna go moving on yeah um you don't like the influencer scene true um i'm not whole i don't like it you'd wish you'd gone to another uni false i feel it's a bit of both yeah i'm gonna say false you want to start your own business true but i just have no idea what i want it to be you want to move out very soon never true get me out of this house i should be at uni okay the social media life isn't as easy as it looks i don't think i really have a social media live but i'm gonna say true based on other people well obviously like everything you see online is like the highlights of someone's life it's just not accurate okay so yeah true um your body count is five false you're into beauty not really sure what that means false i had makeup just really doesn't interest me slap it on my face that's bad oh you want plastic surgery true you have never been on a girl's holiday false i've been on loads i love them get me back on all the day you ever had sex it's not your first question so she can't answer it will you wait a while before getting into another relationship true definitely 100% you want to live in london your whole life false but like what i'm working i do but i feel like once i'm like old i don't think i want to live in london you know like once the kids have moved out like i'll live in like a horse rajel no i can't you will never never know what i'm lying i'm lying i'm lying i'm lying um you've only recently got gotten over your ex what do we mean by recently i don't know it's not doesn't have like a two-week time frame on it which that's okay true true you are close with your uni friends than your school friends false i've known my school friends for like 10 years some of them you like your uni friends more than you like your school friends no false i can't say i can't i can't choose that's so mean you're a sad drunk true true and if you saw my tiktok live you'd probably know that um okay you want more followers on instagram true i wouldn't mind them you do youtube full time wait i do youtube full time like no question mark like you would do youtube full time oh you would yeah um true if i could but like it's not like my dream career like i'm i don't want to i don't want to be a youtuber i mean i am i mean i don't i'm not like hoping youtube's gonna be my full time job i want a real job not the youtube's not a real job i'm gonna get myself a trouble here um i want a different job but i wouldn't mind doing youtube full time for a little bit if i could i would do it obviously like throughout uni would be great if it was full time income but uh but it's not but it's not you've had plastic surgery false i don't think that fella counts as plastic surgery but um stay tuned for the boob job blocks i wish i wish i wasn't joking i wish i could afford it right darling you fake tan clearly i mean look at me you can see that i mean you want actually i did it today so maybe it's not that bad but um yeah baby eye in this color normally same ritz for the win your hope is romantic true you lost your v card at 15 false your eyes are super beautiful can you not read the stupid ones i thought you like a mix or is it as boring you're you are 10 out of 10 false you're accepting boyfriend's application false you're going to say yes when i ask you to marry me true because i know who that's real um you miss star star star who does that mean that you get water with a meal deal false i do you're so weird um you votatory false do you want to come to brazil that's not an assumption yeah sorry um what read it i'll cut it look i'll give the video you enjoy getting drunk tonight out true you are single true you don't follow star signs true shut up pumpkin pumpkin you're very confident false you sometimes get bored of youtube true all the time oh geez you're straight true you really enjoy traveling and have plenty of trips plan true you're cute i can't answer that okay well thanks ana you were rubbish at that okay so that's the end of the video honestly i don't really know how well that went because my sister really struggles to read apparently i can hear you from my room so i probably have had to do a few jump cuts because also she was reading some inappropriate ones that just in no way can go on the internet so either i'm gonna have to beep it or cut it or whatever but i hope you guys enjoyed that i hope you learned something new about me i don't know i can't even remember what i was asked i've forgotten the whole thing already but yeah i hope you enjoyed and i'll see you guys next week with another video please subscribe if you aren't already i would really appreciate that give us a thumbs up if you enjoyed it i hope i spoke sufficient amounts sufficient amounts of tea i don't really know what i said as i just said oh my god my mind i need to go i've got too much uni work to do okay bye


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10 plus activities for teaching English winter camp Having to organize and hold a winter camp is a daunting task, especially for new teachers who haven't done it before. For these kinds of English camps, teachers typically create up to 10 lesson plans for the duration of the camp. Winter camps can last anywhere between one week to a month or even longer. The main goal of an English camp is to have a fun and memorable time with the students while practicing their English. However, there is a lot more to an English camp than just playing some games. Since most teachers need to create and prepare their lessons in advance, we have compiled a list of games and fun activities for teaching English winter camp abroad. It's all about fun. And props. Props will make your winter camp a lot more fun and exciting for the students. In contrast to their regular English classes, winter camp should involve a lot of interactive games and activities. You can use all kinds of different props for your winter camp, ranging from fly swatters, boiled eggs, a couple of dice, art supplies, a big container, boxes, and even costumes. Once you've got a variety of props, you can start creating fun lessons and activities around them. It's also recommended to take a game and blend it with other games to create a new one. Also think like this, if you were the student, would you enjoy this game? Bingo is fun but you can only play it so many times. Try something different. Making sock snowmen. For this activity, you first teach related vocabulary about winter clothes and then the students get to make and dress their own snowman. Let the students be as creative as possible and create themed snowmen like Disney characters, superheroes or animals. All the students need to do is stuff the sock in two parts. First they stuff the bottom of the sock. This is the body so add a lot of stuffing. Then tie an elastic band around it to secure. Next, fill the second part of the sock with less stuffing to form the head and tie with an elastic band again. The remaining part of the sock at the top can be used to make a hat for the snowman by simply folding it over. Now the snowman is ready to decorate. What you will need, a white sock for each student, decorative bits such as pom poms and pipe cleaners, felt or colored paper, etc. Stuffing, either cotton balls or even rice, elastic bands, rubber bands, a hot glue gun. This is such a fun activity and your students will love it. Make sure to let the kids take their pieces of art home after the class. Making Christmas or New Year's cards. Another fun activity is having the students make their own cards. Depending on when your winter camp is, you can either make Christmas or New Year's cards. For New Year's cards, you can focus on the number of the new year and maybe the animal of the Chinese zodiac for that year. Provide your students with a variety of colored paper glue and scissors, and explain how to fold the card and where to decorate. Also teach some greetings, seasonal phrases and wishes to be written inside the card. Have handouts ready? As you can't always predict how long an activity might last, it's always good to have some backup handouts ready to use when there's extra time. This can be anything from crosswords, word searches, or double puzzles. You can also create your own grammar worksheets, fill in the blanks, or surveys. These are great for calming the students down after an exciting game. PowerPoint or computer games. A quick Google search reveals a seemingly endless array of PowerPoint games online. You can download them and then run them on the computer in your classroom. Some games also allow you to customize the content to suit your students' level. Games like Jeopardy or Family Feud are great for review lessons and you can find many available PowerPoint versions online, even Christmas or Winter themed. Board games. Kids love board games, that's not a secret. A lot of schools have a collection of board games already that you can use, and if not they might be willing to purchase some for Winter Camp. Games like Uno, Jenga, Twister or Scrabble are very popular for English lessons. If your school can't provide board games, you can also find some resources to make your own online. If you make your own you can incorporate the holiday spirit and create Winter or Christmas themed games. When your school doesn't have a budget or supplies. If your school can't provide any supplies and doesn't have a budget to purchase materials, there are some other fun games you can play that only require things every classroom has, a board markers paper and pens. Riddles for example are a fantastic way to test your students' listening skills. You can find a lot of fun English riddles online but one example could be. I come with many colors so beautiful and bright, I turn so many houses into a beautiful sight. What am I? Answer, Christmas lights. I get chopped decorated and on one end you'll see wings on top. What am I? Answer, a Christmas tree. What do you look forward to that's filled with stuff and that looks like a giant person sock? Answer, Christmas stockings. Are you ready to teach English abroad? These activities for teaching English Winter Camp will help you create fun lessons your students will remember for a very long time. Thanks so much for watching, we are ITTT the leading provider for TEFL and TESOL training courses. If you like this video, please subscribe by clicking that button down here and click on any of the videos here on the left for more interesting teaching tips for getting certified to teach English abroad and online.


Ideally, I think having someone who can devote their full attention to privacy issues is really important. But it is kind of an ideal, in a way, you know, the staffing and the resourcing have a huge impact on what scope is practical to take on. But it works the other way too, I think. So, you know, if I'm thinking about this, to me, I guess the important thing, just beyond the resourcing, is making sure that the word privacy is somewhere, say, in the name of an office or in someone's title, to make sure that it has visibility and it's distinguished from other functions of an office that you might organizationally sit in. Again, just to make sure that it's visible doesn't need to be chief privacy officer. I think, in fact, today it's much more common and with good reason, maybe a campus privacy officer, but university privacy officer. So does every institution in higher ed need to have such a role full-time? And the answer is probably no. Should large institutions, particularly residential ones or even online universities have such a thing that is as close to full-time as possible, I would say, absolutely. I think it's very important for academic institutions to have resources that are dedicated to privacy and establishing and managing a privacy program. But that should be done in a way that's aligned with the institution structure and workflow. And that's what we're doing here at the University of Michigan. We're not treating privacy like, you know, a siloed operational function that just sits in one area. We hope that much like ethics and civil liberties, it just has to be part of how we work and interact with each other. And it's such, it's difficult to have a static model that fits all academic institutions. For me, if there's anything that's really important about the role of the privacy officer, it's always to keep front and center the affected population, you know, whether it's students or anyone else. But I collaborate with academic units, with administrative units, with our Office of General Counsel, Office of Research. So it's very much a holistic effort to address privacy in all different aspects of our institution, from learning and education, to research, to administrative functions, to compliance with laws and regulations. So we're taking that approach to it. We need to think about privacy in a more multifaceted way. And I think we need to think about observational behaviors in privacy. And those observational behaviors can be electronic and digital observations of our behaviors. So really just expand the conversation beyond data privacy. California Berkeley actually helped coin a term that I've used more around autonomy and privacy. So privacy of self, not just my data, but me. One of the key priorities, I think, should be to focus on appropriate use of data and strengthening underlying data governance practices. Obviously with the pandemic, there was new treatment of data, new data collection, new ways of using data. These are not necessarily new practices that we need to put in place, but we need to get better at enabling and promoting them. At every turn in our pandemic response, there's a privacy issue that comes up in a pretty complicated one usually. The fact of the matter is, privacy is now coming up in these conversations pretty routinely. And every time it does so, it further socializes the notion that that's just part of what we expect to do. On an ongoing basis, privacy is just part of the conversation. And I think ultimately that's what's so important is it's just part of the conversation. This video is brought to you as part of a data privacy research collaboration between EDUCAUS and HERON.


a lot. I feel like as far as like just knowing the plays before or you know pre-snap alignments and stuff like that you know but all season I worked on it you know going against these guys like Ferk you know Daren's ain't no lead those type of you know those fast guys you know it's getting me better every day yeah I mean I think I started my rookie year you know when I was thrown in the fire I feel like you know I already knew that I could play at this level and you know just me being able to you know capitalize on those those moments I'm able to play you know boosted that so I mean like it's just gonna keep getting better and better you know not at all I feel like you know my time you know will as far like me whenever this comes it will come you know as far as the opportunities is presented to me you know I'm gonna take advantage of them like I always have so you know we have a lot of good linebackers in the room you know besides some you know Monty we have a lot of good backers in the room that's just gonna make everybody know better at the end of the day yeah most definitely I was definitely I learned from you know a lot of them especially like when you're with them we're here you know having those vets you know that's been here before me it's always good to be around and learn from


Hello Defcon. First of all, I would like to really thank Defcon for giving me the opportunity to come here and speak at this great conference. You guys really rock. So my presentation today is on Linux Thread Injection Kit. This is a kit that I have developed. I have named it Jougar, which I'll tell you why the name. So a little bit about me. I'm from India. I'm the founder of Null Security Community. If you're not aware, you can go to null.co.in and have a look. I'm also the organizer for NullCon Security Conference in India. It happens every year in February in Goa. And I'm the chief researcher at Pyro Technologies, which is a startup in information security services and trainings. All right. So a little bit about Null. It's a registered non-profit organization. And we have around six to seven chapters in India right now. And our prime focus is on knowledge sharing and security research. So we do that by means of having monthly meets in all of the chapters. And then we do security awareness camps in organizations and institutions. All right. So the agenda for today is I'm briefly going to touch upon what the toolkit is, what it is not, and basically kind of give you a very brief or just touch upon what code injection is, because I think most of you already know what different code injection techniques there are. And then I'm going to talk about how it is handled in Windows and how Linux lacks this capability. And a little bit about ptrace. And finally I'll talk about why library injection has a little bit of flaws. And then finally I'll talk about the toolkit that I have developed and how is it different from library injection and what exactly does it do. Okay. So Jhukar is a Hindi word, which is actually, which means a workaround or a hack, which is evident from the fact what we have been doing with this library.  So I started looking at it from the point of view of Windows malware. So Windows already provides you an API where you can remotely inject code inside another process. But it's not there in Linux or other Unix platforms. Okay. So what it is not, it's not an exploit. I won't even call it a vulnerability because it is one of the features provided by Unix operating systems. Okay. So most of you are already aware of different code injection techniques. You can do it, you can do remote code execution via buffer overflows or you can do SQL injection.  So my interest area is the last, that is the APIs that are provided by the operating systems. So Windows, Windows already has an API where all you need to do is just call this function and it'll do the needful, whatever you want to do. So I'm not going to go into deep into what this API does, but we'll just look at some of the important parameters that this function has. So edge process will specify the target process or the victim process where you want to inject code. The stack size talks about the stack for the thread that you want to create inside the main process. And then the start address is the address of the function or code that you want to execute. Now according to this, the documentation of this function, it says that the function or the code must exist inside the process. Okay, so Linux, there's no equivalent API on Linux. So the question is how do we inject code into a remote process? So the first thing that obviously comes to mind is a debugger. How does a debugger inject code or do memory operations? How's the debugger able to access memory inside a remote process or a trace process? How is it able to change the values of variables? So the answer is simple. It uses the Ptrace API, which is obviously provided by most of the Unix platforms. So a little bit about Ptrace. So Ptrace is just a single function and it's a very powerful function in terms of what operations you can perform on a target process. So just one function will give you the ability to read memory, write memory, read registers, write registers, stop the process and do a lot of other things. So some of the common operations that you can perform, which we've also used in this library, attach obviously to attach or to start debugging a particular process, continue with if the trace process is stopped, you can start the execution of the trace process. So peak test allows you to read a word from a specified location inside a process. Poke text does the opposite. It allows you to write to that memory location. And getregs and setregs give you the option of setting registers for the process. Okay, so how does the debugger get the control back? I mean, if I'm tracing a process, obviously I need the control back after I execute some code. So how do I do that? So the breakpoints come to rescue. It's actually an int3 instruction or a software interrupt. When specified inside, when executed in a remote process, what it will do is the child process stops and you get the control back as the tracing process. All right, so a little bit about library injection. So when I started, the intention of developing this library was to create an exact replica of what is already there for Windows, so create remote thread. So after I was finished halfway through, I was still searching on the net for any tool available that does this thing. So I found an interesting tool called injectSO, which uses the same ptrace functionality to inject a whole shared object inside a process. Now the problem with this is you can see the library or the shared object that has been loaded into the process if you go and view the maps file. Okay, so I'll just give you a small demo of the tool. It's a pretty old tool. I think it was developed in 2005 or 2006, but it's nice in terms of what it does. So this is the library code, just the test code that comes with the injectSO implementation. So all it does is just says yo from init when the library is loaded. Okay, so this is how the libraries are structured. Now what we're going to do is, so all you need to do is just specify the PID and the library that you want to inject. And it uses the dl open function inside the process, executes that particular function. So there you go. Okay, so now coming back to the library that I've created. So what I've done is instead of injecting a shared object, I inject, I give the framework for, you know, to people who want to use it. To inject a shell code instead of, you know, injecting the whole library. So if you inject the shell code what happens is what you're doing is in effect all in memory injection. So there are no traces of any libraries ever being injected into the process. So I divided the problem into three parts. One was memory allocation and execution. How do you allocate memory inside the process? And how do you make it execute? Then is how do you, how do you threadifier?  And the third is the customized payload that you want to execute inside that process. So allocation is very simple. What I've done is I've created a stub shell code which we'll see for MAP2 system call. So what I do is I backup a particular location inside the remote process and I backup the registers of the process. And then I overwrite it with my own MAP2 shell code and then make it execute that. So how do I do it? I use setregs to set the EIP to the memory that has been newly allocated by my shell code. And at the end I put the in three instructions so that I know once it has executed it gives control back to me. Yeah, so it's as simple as this. You specify the length of the memory that you want to create inside the remote process and MAP specific flags and the protection for the memory area. So yeah, this is the stub shell code. Now at runtime I just change the values, whatever values the user wants or the caller wants, I just change it to whatever is specified in the function. So what I do is I use the MAP code to first allocate memory inside the process. So I allocate memory for the thread and I allocate memory for the thread stack. And then what I do is I call the clone, so I inject the clone shell code which also contains my payload that we'll come to later. So what happens is I put the clone shell code and using the same process I make it execute the clone shell code. And if it's the child thread, it jumps on to the payload. If it's the parent thread, it gives me the control back because of the interrupt instruction. Yeah, so this is how the payload looks like. Once you pass the payload to the API, what it does is it creates a sandwich wherein it gives the clone head which is the stub shell code for the clone system call and a clone tail which is just the exit system call. So once it starts executing, in the child it will jump on to the payload from the clone head and then eventually to clone tail which is the exit system call. And if it is the parent thread, what it will do is it will execute the CC instruction and give control back to the tracing process. Okay, yeah, so implementation is very simple. I just play around with shell codes rather than executing the function inside the process directly. It makes it easier. So that's the API. I mean, this is used internally, but in case if you want to extend the shell codes, you can do it. I mean, it follows. If you look at the functions, the requirement is the same. You specify the length, you specify the memory protections and the flags for M-Map2, it will generate the shell code on the fly for you. Okay, so finally the API is as simple as this. All you need to do is specify the PID of the remote process. You need to specify the stack, the size of the stack, and you need to specify the payload that you want to inject inside that process. So this is all that is required from a generic point of view. But if you want to try it out with different options, you can actually get greater control using the extended function wherein you can specify your own M-Map flags. Now, why I've kept this extension is because I've been kind of finding a lot of problems with some of the distributions. So if you guys can try it out using different options for the M-Map flags and the thread flags or whatever. All right, so first we'll look at a simple demo wherein what I've done is my payload just creates a file called slash temp TMP slash temp slash TMP and it writes some data onto that file. Okay, so now I've backed up the registers and I've injected my M-Map2 shell code again twice. So this is one of the memories that has been returned by this process. Let's just have a look at it. FB000, yeah. So this memory area has been allocated because I've by default I specify read write and execute permissions for the memory area. That's like always supposed to happen with demos. So a real demo would be, I'll show you another demo, which I'll try to inject a TCP listener onto Firefox. So this particular shell code starts a listener. I've directly taken it from Mitter's point. This starts a listener at port 4444. Let's see if it works out. So I've just injected a thread inside this process. Let's see if, so it's probably this thread that is running. All right, so just one thing to understand is that since it's a thread injection, your payload should be at least thread aware since this payload is a standard Mitter's point payload that just spawns a shell basically execs the shell. So as soon as you try to connect to it, the Firefox will die obviously because it execs to a shell. So here's the Firefox. Now let's try and connect to it. Let's say NC. So now Firefox is dead and the process has changed to min slash sh. All right, so the conclusion is now you can actually do stealthy create remote thread in Linux. On top of what Windows provides, Windows does not give you the option of just passing in your payload and it'll do the rest. But in this case, you just need to pass the payload. So for Windows, you need to first create memory inside the remote process. I mean, you need to use two or three, a few lines of code before actually you're trying to execute something. Library injection, if you are looking at some kind of stealthy malware, library injection will not help you because it may be found out by forensics people and they're trying to just investigate which process might be the evil process. So yeah, if you want to... So Ubuntu, I think from 10 onwards, Ubuntu has disabled ptrace in their distribution. Fedora I think still has it open. So if you want to safeguard yourself from any future threat of this kind, I think the best way would be to just disable ptrace because on a normal system, if it's not a development box, there is no requirement of having ptrace on. It makes no sense actually. All right, so details of the project, you can get the project. It's hosted on Jithub and so this release contains is a 32-bit binary that works for 32-bit processes. So next version onwards, we'll be putting in support for 64-bit processes. And since we've already created this, so we might put a lot of other things like VM detection or anti-forensics into it. So if any of you is interested in helping out or just letting us know what all we can add into it other than just the threat injection part, it'll be helpful. All right, so contribution in the end. So if you guys are interested, we're actually having a small informal null meet here tomorrow, 4 o'clock outside the wireless village. So if any of you is interested in starting a null chapter or just want to know what null is or what we do, you can meet us at 4 o'clock, I think 4 o'clock or 6 o'clock. I'll be there at 4 o'clock and 6 o'clock. All right. Yeah, so that's about it. If you have any questions, I think we can take it in the Q&A room.


Hi, this is Dr. Gautam Kumar. I'm the consultant hepatobiliary and transplant surgeon at Manipal Group of Hospitals. On the occasion of World Liver Day that is on April 19th, it's celebrated worldwide to create awareness about liver-related disorders. I'm here to talk about some of the liver-related disorders. There are two types of liver failures. One is acute liver failure, which happens very quickly. Another is chronic liver failure. The main reason for chronic liver failure is alcohol, one, which is very common and rapidly rising with our westernized lifestyle in India. Second, we have viruses, which is hepatitis B and C. They are the most common viruses involved in chronic liver disease. Three, lifestyle. With the fatty liver, which is very common, if you see ultrasound reports of any other person, they will report it as fatty liver. So, with the lifestyle, the fatty liver is a lifestyle disease. With the lifestyle of sedentary lifestyle, junk food, sitting in front of the computer or sitting in front of the TV and watching the entire season of games of thrones, all these things lead to a lifestyle which does not involve active moving around. So, you see if you do a fatty liver scan, that is ultrasound scan in 100 patients, 14% of patients will have fatty liver. So, this is almost an epidemic right now. So, if you don't treat it or prevent it, this slowly goes on to become fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver. Once we know that there is a cirrhosis of the liver, we cannot reverse it with the medicine, we can just only manage it. The one major cause in India for cirrhosis of the liver is of course fatty liver going on to, going on causing damage. So, the only precaution or only prevention we have in this is lifestyle changes. But there are other things like for hepatitis B, which is common in southern India and eastern part of India. And hepatitis C, which is common in western part of big India, we have drugs to treat them. Hepatitis C can be cured with recent drug advances and hepatitis B can be prevented with vaccination. So, it's important for you to get vaccinated for hepatitis B. There is a lot of literature or a lot of information on national vaccine, national hepatitis program, which is run by government, started July 2018. And regarding alcohol, this is again another epidemic. We do not realize that people drink, binge drink, they drink every day. And this abnormal amount of alcohol does cause liver damage, which needs to be prevented. So, this alcoholic abuse, sometimes we have to realize it's a disease. A lot of people may need some sort of help with regarding to quitting alcohol. Because once with alcohol you'll develop liver disease, your health deteriorates very rapidly. And as far as I know, a lot of people with alcohol, liver disease do not get proper treatment with regards to how to quit, how to get social support, how to manage it. And the family, the caregiver also is in deep, deep dilemma how to go about taking care of your loved ones. So, it's very important to meet a bunch of doctor who are trained in taking care of this alcoholic related liver disease and the alcoholism per se. So, these four different types of diseases and how to prevent it. Because the liver disease initially do not have any many symptoms, it becomes very important to screen yourself and prevent it. So, on this occasion of World Liver Day, I would recommend everyone to make sure that you keep your liver healthy by using all the right strategies. And if you are in any problem, we have a bunch of liver experts who could help you out with how to go about it. We have a helpline, our helpline number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. That is our liver coordinator and he can tell you what to do.


Good day fellow investor! As you know I'm very very bullish on copper and that is because I see the global economy developing and I see a very positive trend in electric vehicles which consume about 100 kilos 200 pounds of copper more per car than a normal vehicle and electric buses, electric trucks and everything that's going on in the electric world is very very important for copper. Lead you but the cobalt prices are there already very high so I'm very bullish on copper and I want to update you on the news in the electric vehicle world if you're invested in the electric vehicle world it will be very interesting for you for those exposed to copper will also see a benefit because when copper demand rises then copper prices will also rise because there simply is not enough copper to cover for the demand at these prices. Global electric vehicle sales in May 2017 have been 59 percent higher than in 2016 so 59 percent growth in electric vehicles the trend is strong and growing extremely important and what's even more important is that electric vehicles share of the market are very very low in China the electric vehicle share is just 1.4 percent in Europe is also around 1 percent and in the United States is just around 1 percent so very low but huge expected growth. If we take a look at sales by model Tesla is still leading and therefore the hype around Tesla but look at BMW almost equal sales of electrical cars as Tesla you have the BMW i8 which is very cool to look at Chinese company Nissan Toyota Chevrolet Chevrolet Volkswagen so Tesla is not that hot as you might see you can see BMW sells the same amount of cars so and it's profitable very big difference we know Daimler is coming on with a huge army of new electric vehicles in the next five years so there will be enormous competition for Tesla and investors should be very very aware of it competition enormous competition a lot of new models and a lot of new purchases especially as China is changing its zero emission credit policy where they want at least eight percent of electric vehicles sold per year from one to eight and again a huge increase in electric vehicles good for copper who is leading in the world China is leading in demand for electric vehicles but we can see Europe is growing the US is growing Japan not yet let we'll see how the trend evolves in the future UBS made an analysis and we can see that the growth is expected to be relatively slow 41 percent up to 2020 and then shoot up at 46 percent per year for the next five years so the steep part of the curve begins in 2020 as electric vehicle shares are expected to explode when many new producers put their cars on the market the prices are expected to be equal to cars with internal engine combustion so we can really expect to boom this is extremely important for copper again at this growth demand might do wonderful things in addition to growth in india china and all that stuff for those interested in the electric battery distribution we can see a lot of small producers panasonic and tesla at 70 percent but the competition is increasing this means they will need more copper more lithium more cobalt for lower prices their margins might be questionable as they will fight for market share but if you own copper you are pretty well set and in a very positive upward trend in the future another interesting thing development streetlight chargers streetlights are everywhere and you can charge your car on streetlight smart idea even more copper necessary so to conclude electric electric vehicle sales are very low still one percent but growing at 30 percent an expector to grow much faster 40 percent in the next decade lithium is already very traded very expensive pushed by speculators cobalt the same electric vehicle stocks are up to huge competitions that will eat up margins so very questionable profitability some will do well some won't it's very difficult to know who will win the lowest risk investment highest potential reward i think is copper however i'm sure many viewers know much more about electric vehicle specific companies their production advantages so than me so if someone would love to share their thoughts please leave a comment below and interesting stock picks you never know where we can find interesting investment we are here to create an investment community so please share your thoughts we are open to any kind of ideas and that's the investment attitude i always try to keep keep my eyes open because you never know where an opportunity might come from and what you knew in the past might change everything changes you have to be very very adaptive and you have to always accept the new and always analyze what's going on maybe i'm wrong maybe i'm not wrong where am i wrong when you know when you're wrong you limit your losses and increase your potential rewards thank you for watching see you in the next video please leave your comments let's add value for everybody and have a great day