Hi everyone, Joe for JaspeysCaseRace.com. Yep, we're doing a six case break of the brand new 2023 Tom's Chrome Update Baseball. I've got Christopher helping us out right here. So you're gonna see him in this general vicinity right here. This is my worst case today. Pack in the stacks of the packs. The stacks, packs, packs, stacks. Here's everybody involved in Pick Your Team number one. Thank you very much. If you have one next to your name, we did that update pack, and then we do one a team there in this six case or 36 total boxes. Should be about a couple hours or so. Thanks everyone for getting in. Done with it swiftly. All right, and the X line. Last Bob Mojo with the Cardinals. So thanks everybody. And so you can see the other cases right over here. I'm gonna pop this case open right here. You can see on this camera yet you should be able to do it. And we'll see six boxes. That's even better. Imagine if we did it. All right. Oh, hey, I'm talking about these six. There's six boxes right there. There we go. You're all slice one for you. And away we go. Rex is thinking this beanie looks like a great place to hide some snacks. Yeah, like a Pringles can could be right in there. We're gonna put these off right here. Put a Pringles can right there. Oh, maybe some sour cream onion Pringles in there. But not Stacks though. I know, I do not like Stacks. Stacks. I just feel like a dog. BS. Pringles, I think that's Frito Lays, yeah. What's everyone's take here? Stacks or Pringles? What do you prefer? I mean, it's just, yeah. It's like the same people like Stacks likes Pepsi. Gross. I can see that. I can see one. Is there like plastic cans, though those ones like cardboard? Or maybe I'm hiding, let's see this. Let's stack it on top of here. And I'll just put these boxes on my camera right here. Is that a little bit better, everybody? That should be better. Yeah, you can see the Stacks. That's actually easier for me to slide the cards over too. Oh, right. So sorry Rex, what was your joke from earlier? What do you call, are you ready for this, Jason? Rex's joke. What do you call a serial killer that also likes to do case breaks? A serial killer that likes to do a serial breaker? I don't know. I mean, this is Rex's joke. So can I turn that? Oh, I guess I could turn this camera over. To me? Yeah, maybe. I don't know. I'll do the next one, Nick. I think we'll just have the Stacks grow right here. A serial killer who likes to do case breaks? Jack the Ripper. All right, Rex. Is this a Rex original? This must be. That light is in the way. I want to move that camera a bit. I'm going to move this light to make sure I move this camera. I don't think the cord is long enough. To me? It's going to focus on me. It's going to focus on me. Just your hands. Am I in there? Am I in there? Where did we have this light before? I feel like, I don't know. See, like that post is in the way right there. I don't want to just move it, turn it around. No, but we need that light, though. Yeah, we need that light. Well, you'll kind of see him, but more importantly, you'll see these stacks right here on both. What if I just move the stack right here? That would be better than people? No, we can just leave it right there. That's fine, because then it's easier for me to slide these cards over this way. Actually, I'll take those cards. All right, you'll still be able to see those cards right over here. That's the important part. Ah, Michael, so a filler is when we take those teams out of the break, and then we sell them in a different way. So we do like a pack break, and then at the end, we'll randomize everybody, and then we give away those teams to the top X amount of people. So the advantage of that is we're just kind of dividing up the price of those teams. So maybe people didn't want to buy teams straight up. They could try to win their way in. So there's a chance you might not get a team, but there's a chance you can also get a team for a fraction of the price. There you go. Yeah, Rex, have you workshopped this joke with some of the other guys? What's the response from others? I like this a pretty decent one. Yeah, no worries, Michael. Yeah, it's a chance to get a team for a fraction of the price. It's just a different level of risk. Oh man, wait, Nick saw that joke on X? Is Rex reusing jokes?  Who's like a, I don't know, I don't follow comedy, but who's like a common stealer of jokes? Carlos Mencia, maybe? Maybe Jim Gaffigan? Yeah, just leave that right there, it's fine. Yep, here's another box. Yeah, Amy Schumer, joke stealer. This Rex is saying it's original. Probably best if we keep these a little cleaner too. Oh man. Just so people can see like a little stack right here. Right there, so you can see the stack right there. All right, so we got some boxes opened up so we can start flying through these. Thank you, and good luck everybody, case one. So these refractors, not numbered by the way, I think if they're autographed they'll be numbered. All cards ship, so I'm sure there'll be a chance I may miss like a variation or something like that, but don't worry, everything will ship. Hyperparallels, not numbered, this is numbered. Cody Bradford to 3.99, Corbin Carroll. Bradford will go to the rangers, Stacey. Tristan Casas refractor. Danesby Swanson, and there's our first autograph. Should be how many of us? One, I believe. Yeah, one autograph per box, so there it is. Grant Anderson, purple chrome autograph for the rangers. That's gonna be for Stacey. 152 out of 250. Rex saying more than one person has to think the same joke at some point, I guess so. That's the old argument that if you had an infinite number of monkeys at a tight rider, typing randomly, and if you give them an infinite amount of time, that they will ultimately produce the same sonnet as Shakespeare. 141 out of 199, Ben Joyce going to the angels. That'll be for Matt Arnold. There's your AL rookie of the year, Gunner Henderson. Not numbered, Orioles. That'll be for Aaron. You're on Alvarez, crushed insert. That looks pretty cool. Have there been any reports of debut patches being pulled anywhere? I have not heard any yet. Christopher, have you heard or seen anything on the social medias? Nope, the hunt is still out there. The cool thing with those is they're redemptions. Right. And they're supposed to look pristine and you have the option to either get it shipped out to you. That's what we heard earlier today, yeah. Or you get them, they all grade it. So that's how prestigious and rare these cards are that they're confident that it is gonna look. I also wanna say, is Crushes a case hit? That's both Chad and Matt are saying that. It did look cool, it did look nice. Okay, so we'll look out for those. Thanks, guys. Another box for you. Yes, give me a second here, there it is. Astros, that's gonna be for Jared. Sweet, here you go. Braden Shoemake, $2.99. And we got an orange auto. Bryson Stott. Sweet. Nice. Phillies, that's for Sean Gola with the Fightin' Fills. Eight out of 25 on that one. The Braden will go to Matt. And the Braves, Edward Julian. Got a Kenley Janssen, photo negative. There's a Rokeo hiding back there. And a Colby Allard. That was box two. Another box right here. And after I rip this box, we'll have the entire case here and over here. That's case one. So right now we're approaching the 13 minute mark. So we'll see how long it takes for us to complete our first case and then we'll have a better idea of what our timing's gonna look like. Anyone else have an answer for Rex? Have we seen any debut patches being pulled? We see a redemption, that's probably a good sign. Maybe someone's seen something on the social medias. Yeah, I wonder what those, yeah, are those redemptions? Do they just look like normal blue redemptions? Or do they look like something special? Right, so there's one of the boxes that I've ripped. Here's one of the boxes, Chris ripped. Another box, here we go. Okay, so the entire case is now on my, is now gonna be on my table right here. There you go. Can you find me a blank card somewhere? Yeah, we have one, it's just in front of me. I have this one, but I don't, I'm gonna write on it, so I didn't wanna use that, yeah. This table felt weird because Jason was sitting, gotta raise this table up a little bit higher. Enroquio is our first autograph of this box. Purple speckle autograph, going to the Guardians, Tristan with Cleveland. Cleveland, this is for you. It's a $2.99, and that's too high. Thank you, because I know everyone's gonna be like, hey, what case are we on? We're on case two, or case one is done. So, case two is coming up. Oh, here, here's the knife. Now I can chop open. Case, case number three, yeah. And we got a Vinny Pescantino red, three out of five. Here we go, everyone. Nice, that's a nice bold red color there too. Who's got the royals? That's Stephen Carney with Kansas City, Stephen. Nice rookie red to five out of five's and under, get the world famous train whistle. All aboard the Big Head Express. And we got some green, green Brian Roqueo, 41 out of 99. That'll be for Cleveland, that'll be for Tristan. And we got a rookie debut, Corbin Carroll. That's a rookie card for John Ryder. Let's see if we can find some parallels of him. That'd be pretty awesome. Here's Josh Young, 161 out of 399. Nice one for the Rangers. Had a really nice year, might've been more in the hunt for rookie of the year if he hadn't lost like a month and a half to injury. That's gonna go to Stacey and the Rangers. Well, the important thing is, they won the World Series. Yeah, that's true. And hey, Julio Rodriguez, future stars autographed. Patrick with the Mariners, got the Mariners straight up. Software sensation. 20 out of 30, nice. Nice. And we will do an autograph recap at the end of the video. So if you're watching the replay of this, you can go all the way to the end of this video. If you're watching live, you're stuck with us for six cases. Here's Gunnar Henderson, rookie debut. Nice, might have parallel there. Your AL rookie of the year officially. That's gonna go to Aaron and the O's. Bryce Miller, rookie debut to 125 for Patrick in Seattle. That was just a base, but he's our rookie of the year, so. And a nice Corbin Carroll, 80s design, refractor, 1988. We'll go to Matt and the Braves. You awesome to see that redemption? I know, that's kind of what I'm looking for. Well, we've thought about all these cases, so everyone, we're maximizing our chances, hopefully. We want to be the ones to see how we pull it. Corbin Carroll is really the big rookie chase in this, Eric. And Gunnar Henderson, I don't know who the update rookie would be, specifically that we're looking for, though. You know Bobby Miller's in this side because he wasn't in the first one. Bobby Miller, Zack Neato, maybe? Zack Neato, yeah. Another Gunnar, we got a Purple Colby Allard to 250. That'll go to Matt and the Braves. Rex is also saying it would be interesting if they were signed before or after the patch was put. I would think they would do it after the patch was put in. Because there's so much that has to go into putting a patch into a card, like if they had pre-signed it and then put the pet. I would probably damage the autograph, so I think they would definitely do it once the card is completed production. Trevor Williams to 150. For the Nats, that'll be for Jeremy. I would think, I don't know for sure. I'd be shocked if they did it the other way, though. And there's George Soriano. Rookie autograph for the fish, Jared, with the Marlins. Wait, do these Tops Chrome update cards also count for the buyback program? Matthew Batten to 99. It's the original Tops Chrome? The first series. Gotcha. All card ships, so Angels and, I'm assuming it'll be Angels, Braves. But all card ships, so you'll get all of that. And there's Blake Perkins. Rookie autograph for the Brew Crew. So it'll be for Kevin and the Brewers. Got the Brewers straight up. They already started airing a Christmas story too early. It's November. We didn't till after Thanksgiving, people. Well, Christmas is in the 40 days. You know? Come on. Gonna come by just like that. Keep the Christmas spirit alive early. That's too early though. Right now it's too early. You gotta get Thanksgiving out of the way first. In my homeland, they start playing Christmas music in the month of August. Too early, way too early. That's even, that's way too early. I disagree with that. Yeah, I think it's a little excessive. Ooh, nice Corbin Carroll Refractor all-star game. Elf is on for 24 hours on this Friday or Black Friday? This Friday, too early. Case one in the books. Box of Case Two. This Friday, that's way too early, Eric Jennings. And Box Two, Case Two. We got J.J. Bladet to 2.99 for the A's. That'll be for D.Y. Rex is glad that Will said no to the sequel. You buddies with Will Ferrell? What do you think? He's just first name basis. Rex is just like, yeah, Will said didn't wanna do it unless they were gonna do it right. Rex's buddies. That's right, Michael, six cases. That's why we got help with a, is this a case hit or a short print? Dominance? Here's Riley Green. Blue Raywave, nice. That's gonna be for Lorenzo in Detroit, nice. 56 out of 150. We'll save this for Patrick just in case. That's a case as well. Thank you, Patrick, that's for you. Congrats. That looks nice. Dominance, Julio Rodriguez. That looks sharp. Rex goes way back. There's Crushed, Francisco Alvarez. So that's another one. Another short print. Maybe they'll fall a little more than one per case, but I'll take it. Metz, Stacey won the Metz and the Filler. You have a case two or seven? So, Chad's saying Crushed, Dominance, let's go Radiant Rookie, Exposair, all case hits. Well, we've got two case hits in this one, ladies and gentlemen, in the same box. Corbin Carroll's rookie debut. Hey, Siri, Jose Siri, 24 out of 99. That'll be for Eric and the Campabay raise. Otto Bryce Miller for Patrick and the M's. Nice, thank you for the sources. Chad, yeah, that's according to Beckett. How Beckett, we saw two in one box. You will not be telling Beckett that, okay. It's another box. There's an action stars, Corbin Carroll, Gunner Henderson. And our autograph, Max Castile. Royals rookie autograph going to Stephen Carney. And a refractor, Corbin Carroll. This is the kind of stuff we wanna see. John Ryder got the diamond back straight up in this six case break. Officially your NL rookie of the year. The problem is finished third, I think. Who was second? NL, was it Vaughn? No. Dylan Moore to 125. They maybe they put Gigreal Merino in there. They remember who finished second? Maybe Michael Harris. Michael Harris won it last year. I'm gonna repeat this weekend. Tomorrow? Today's Cy Young. Tomorrow is MVP. And maybe the MVP can make a decision. I know it's pretty easy with choosing, right? Yeah. Maybe after that, I'll tell you the size of the team he wants to play for. Yeah, I know. They all turned down the qualifying offer, which is a joke. That's so unfair. Players rarely take it. I don't know, Tommy's like, you know what, I am one of them. He's like, I'm one of them. Imagine he didn't know it was a win, he was like, okay. There's the 399 Randy Vasquez. He used to pay me five. Yankee used to pay me like 20 million. Like half a year in endorsements in Japan, probably. It is New Balance. How much is New Balance paying him? New Balance, if you're listening, we'll take your shoes. Yeah, but another customer that comes here that follows from Japan, he's like, you don't understand how much money he makes over there. Oh, that? Yeah, New Balance, he goes, he's in everything over there. I was like, damn. I was like, some money's not a problem. But the marketing would be easier if you were to go to our squad. Yeah? Chad, do you have it? That's why we pay those $30 each and a half. We finally find out, literally, anything about Wanderf- Are we getting a Wanderfunker report on Friday? Finally, dude. Didn't have him found anything, bro, messed up. Dang. So that's good for the hobby.  So stuff is never gonna be the same no more. Unless he bats 500. You gotta do something crazy. Yeah. Oh, is that the date when Major League Baseball's gonna make a decision? Chad, I don't know what they're gonna do with him. Good for them on making a decision by then. Look at how they handle Trevor Bower. We've got a pink Eric Hosmer to $3.99 for the Cubs. It'll be for Darren. And Dominic Fletcher. For a second, I thought it was gonna be someone else. But John, with the diamond backs. Dominic Fletcher, rookie, blue. That is to $150, $51 out of $150 on that autograph. I'm gonna grab a box right here. That is Jason in the chat, Chad. He's on the back computer right behind me. Final two boxes, I've got one right here. Chris is finishing up that final two boxes of the case. They're gonna move on a case three. Nice, we're at the 33 minute mark, so we're flying through these. We're flying through these. We've been practicing. Epicacy speed procedure. Yeah, in the Wander situation, Chad, yeah, there's just been zero information. Yeah, the only thing's been some suspicious online posts. But his home country, I feel like, said they were investigating, but they haven't released any information either. I don't know if that's good or bad, but they're investigating, too. Well, who knows. It'd be nice to have some clarity. One way or the other. Do you even figure that some of the information is probably not at least by now? You would think so. Right, it's like reporting to the sports group. Yeah, yeah, yeah, someone, yeah. Open it up right now. Right, yeah, they were investigating four months. I don't know how long investigations take. You know, maybe it's a comprehensive investigation. Who knows. Here, so this is the final two boxes of case two. Good luck, everyone. We've got Attaj Bradley to $2.99. Yeah, go. Press the little bell. There you go. So just Corbett Carroll. And Oscar Gonzalez is your autograph. Cleveland. There'll always be a timeless quote. Kristen with that one. Michael said he heard there was a Pirate's Day you patch pulled and it was live. So I guess some of them are live. Bryson Stott. Next panel, CES. That's Sean G. With the Phillies. And the train whistle. All aboard the Big Hit Express. That is nice.  Matches up with the team. I dig that. The Giorgella to $3.99 for the Halos. That'll be for Matt Arnold. Another Corbett Carroll. Rookie debut. And we've got Hunter Brown Aqua. 165 out of $199 for Houston. That'll be for Jared. Out of $175. Rangers, that's gonna be for Stacey. And the parallels here. That's case two. Here's the first box of case three. And Michael Tola is our autograph. Rookie order for the Rocks. Tristan and the Rockies. $293 out of $4.99. So in my opinion, DNA is offering a bounty for Voldy. Do you think Voldy will sell better than say Gunner and Corbin? Yep. Yeah. Probably. You have to think about how many rabid Yankees fans there are versus the Diamondbacks market and the Baltimore market.  We got a gold Rich Hill. A little bit of a color match too. 15 out of 50. So we get for talking about him. He pops up. Oh yeah, we were talking about a little bit earlier. But he's old. He's like, what? I'm still in the league. Look at me. Yeah, I'm still getting baseball dollars. And I'm numbered out of 50 like my age. Yeah. Actually, I think that should be numbered as 75. And that's how his basket goes. Hey, X-Line in the house. Almost there, almost there, almost there. Getting there. Couple of packs. Pressure's on. Waiting on you. Yeah, there we go. Next box, case three. X-Line in the house saying, what up, sexy rexie. And J.J. Bladay, nice. Aqua wave autograph, rookie autograph for the A's. D.Y. Former top five pick maybe? From the Marlins. It's their number one overall pick, but anyway. To 199. He's an athletic now. X-Line, how are you? Are you in this one? We have the Cardinals. Is there a Cardinal Lotto? I don't remember. We'll do a recap at the end of this. There's Dylan Dodd to 399. There's Bill Castro. It's been a lot of Jordan Walker, Nolan Gorman, like base and refractors, but we have not seen anything numbered from those guys. Which is kind of what I want to see. And there's Cody Bradford. 54, that is, out of 75. Yellow Mini Diamond, that's going to be for Stacey and the Rangers. The world champions. I'm going to grab a box right here. Yeah, we were talking a little Cardinals baseball earlier, X-Line. What are their off-season goals? Getting Nolan Gorman to bat 290 next season. Yeah, a lot of good hits. Yeah, I heard, yeah. I've definitely heard that maybe two starters, maybe. Two like front line starters is what the Cardinals might go for. Now it might be one of those guys. Trades are possibilities as well. Maybe they're the ones who get Corbin Burns. Yeah, it's possible. I don't know if the Brewers are a trade to a rival, but who knows. Well, the prospects are right. Yeah, Josh is saying lineup's too good. It's too good to go. The pitching, though, are business. They got to clean that up. Two boxes, two more boxes from case three here. Good luck, everybody. And away we go. We got Brett Wisely to 150 for my rivals, the giant Zachary with the Higantis. Got a Corbin Carroll rookie debut. Mini Pascantino autograph. Royals, Stephen Carney. There's Eddie Rosario to 175. Michael Bush to 199. Purple Chrome autograph. 25 out of 250. That's for Tristan and the Guardians. Cleveland! We got Wanda Peralta to 250. Purple Chrome. That action started them out of numbers. Juan Soto getting traded this off season, ladies and gentlemen. Spin some rumblings. Oh, Xavian Curry for Tristan and the Guardians. All right, moving on to our fourth case, ladies and gents. Right here. And a Corbin Carroll rookie debut hyper-parallel. This is the final box. And we've got Tommy Lestela, 21 out of 50. Gold mini diamonds for Patrick and Seattle. You know what? I think it was Kodaisanga who was second in NL Rookie of the Year voting. That makes sense. He did fantastic this year. Yeah, so it was Carroll who won it, then it was Senga and then it was James Almond who was third, yeah. I think Corbin Carroll got all the first place folks, though.  There's Blake Sable. Giant, that's gonna be for Zachary. Tommy Lestela, Chad Dawes' favorite player. Another Corbin Carroll. And we got a blue Joey Ortiz. 50 out of 150, Orioles, Aaron. And we got a Zack Neto. Nice, 98 out of 199. Rookie debut, Aqua. Angels, Matt Arnold. All right, so here's the first box of case four. It is good to go. Every offensive signing last year was just terrible. Four. I just want a big name bad that comes to Seattle. I don't know, is that, who's fault is that? Is it the GM's fault? Is it the way the stadium is set up? Like what's the deal? Maybe bring in the fences. Tribute time, what MLB player played for the most teams and how many? It's a pitcher. And it's 18. 18? Yeah, it's like some relief pitcher. They blame it on the Marine layer. The Marine layer. Los Angeles has a Marine layer. It's not Jamie Moyer. It's not? No. Rich Hill. Rich Hill might be getting close, actually. I think it's a relief pitcher. It's supposed to be a relief. Craig Kimberle? That's cool. I think, no, not Craig Kimberle. Good pick. Do you know the answer? You're just guessing. Rex asks the question. I don't know, I just don't know the name. Rex, you better do the same. So you confirmed that it was not Jamie Moyer without knowing it? Because I know it's not Jamie Moyer. He played on like testing? Once Rex says the name, I'm going to be like, yep, that's it. I wouldn't believe Rex. He's not a source. He's trying to bait you. He played for the Dodgers for one year, too. A couple years. He might have started with the Dodgers, I think. It's Edwin Jackson. Yes, Eric Jennings. You got it. 14 teams and 17 teams. That was a little off on the seasons. He must have just like grabbed it. Edwin Jackson? Yeah, Edwin Jackson started with the Dodgers, I think. Then he went to the Rays. And then he just bounced around almost twice a year at some point. Once a year, once a year, 14 teams and 17 seasons. You remember Dodger legend Edwin Jackson? Dodger legend? Did he have a bobblehead night? Put some respect on his name. Did he have a bobblehead night? Put some respect on his name. His hat collection must be amazing. I'm doing Jackson. Just got traded in the last year. Old Edwin Jackson, yeah, played for the Dodgers for a couple of seasons. He started his career with the Dodgers for a couple of seasons. Rays from 06 to 08. Then Tigers 09, Diamondbacks 10, White Sox 10 and 11. Then to the Cardinals in 11. Nationals in 12. Cubs for two seasons, 13. Maybe three seasons, 13, 14, 15. Half a season in 15. Went to the Braves in 15. But split time between the Marlins and Padres in 16. Split time between the Orioles and Nationals in 17. A's in 18. Blue Jays in 2019. And the Tigers in 19. One time All-Star in 2009 with the Tigers and a World Series champion with the White Sox in 2011. And a no-hitter in 2010. So put some respect on Edwin Jackson's name. Good for him. If he could say he saw the US. Yeah, he's a righty. Yeah, I mean, who knows? Michael, maybe a baby mama in every one of those cities. That's possible. Very well-traveled. A lot of short-term leases. Well-cultured. A lot of short-term leases in a lot of cities. And here's Brandon Fott, purple speckle for John and the Diamondbacks. Oh, well, sorry. Yeah, World Series champion with the Cardinals in 2011. Sorry, he spent half a season with them. I'm sure that put him over the top, right? 197 out of 299. Did he make the World Series roster? There's Michael Fulmer, purple, Crona 250, Cubs. Rex has another trivia question here. One more. How many players in MLB history have played for one team and which team had the most players at team? Are you saying how many teams had players, the most players that played for them their entire career? I'll hit it later. I can see it, Jeff. The captain, 20 years. No, Rex is asking how many players have played for one team. Oh, for one team. Right? And then how many teams have the most players that played with them for their entire careers? That's a two-headed question. It is a two-headed question. Rex doesn't know how to ask trivia questions. He should start with the first one and then do the second one. Yeah. You can't do Jeopardy or lean on us. So how many players in history have played for one team? How many players in history have played for one team? I say 15. See you, Evan. Here's a crushed Gunnar Henderson, a short print. Goes to Aaron Billingsley in the O's, nice. This is a sharp-looking card. That is so sharp. Way off, like too high or too low. There's your autograph. Matt Olson, nice. Braves, Matt Johnson. Refractor stuff. It's a three-digit number? All right, 150. I forgot the zero. Action stars, Corbin Carroll. Right, yeah. Michael forgot the one, too. 111, yeah. We're on the same page, Mike. We got Jake Irvin to 399 for the Nats. Chad went way too high. 200. And 50. It's between 188 and 190. Box, we case four. And another box, we case four. Four days, working on the rest of it. Good luck. We got Alec Burleson, Burley Burleson. Aqua Wave Autograph. That's for the X-Line. Last Spot Mojo strikes again 70% of the time. Last Spot Mojo hits 100% of the time. It's 95 out of 199. All right, there's a gold brand in Williamson. 42 out of 50. Reds, Justin with the Reds. I never thought that many players played for one team. Yeah, I was just going to say that. I was like, there could be just a lot of players who just played for one season with a team and then never played again. So now, what's the, yeah, it's got to be Yankees, right? Any of the old teams. Dodgers, Yankees, Giants, Reds, Red Sox. It's Yankees with the most. There you go. There's Joey Weimer to 125. Free agency. Yeah, there wasn't as much player movement. A lot of players stayed with a single team. And there's Donovan Solano to 199 for the twins. That's for Tristan. And there's a Corbin Carroll All-Star Game Refractor. Nice. That's for John and the Diamondbacks. Corbin Carroll Future Stars insert. That's got to be a variation, right, that Bryce Turing? Sure there's been some others, but there's Jason Delay. That goes to Stephen Carney and the Pirates. Jason, Jason Reindole. He's Bryce Turing, Kevin, and Sam Hilliard. Green, 23 out of 99. Those last two box are the case, right? Nice. Got to help you get through this swiftly, but also epic at least. And there's another one. And another box. Awesome. And on to the next case, Case 5. It's a Volpe rookie debut refractor. Save some of those. No, did you pass for nothing yet? No. Where's what we're looking for? I'm hoping to see one that'd be sweet to witness in. You guys got to sit here and tell them before we call them. We got to keep Reagan Case until we find one, ladies and gentlemen. All right, cool. I'm good. Jasper's casebreaks.com. Get into it. I like how you can submit it from three to a grade. Yeah, that's a great concept. That's like a cool concept. It's interesting, though, that the Breaker's Delight one's alive. Right. That's a delight for breakers, I think. I guess because it's protected by that plastic. Yeah, the slider box. I agree. A lot of Breaker's Delight in the store, Jasper'scasebreaks.com. We got another six-caser in the store as well. Ben Joyce. That goes to Matt Arnold and the Angels. 136 out of 150. Kevin Kelly, $3.99. These are hobby boxes. I don't know, maybe. They're better, Eric Jennings. And we've got a Oswaldo Cabrera. Rookie on-card auto for the Yankees, Matt Smith. There's Tristan Casas to $2.99 for the Bowsox. That's going to be for Patrick, one then in the filler. And that is that for case four. And our sorting and shipping team will top load all of those. A lot of nice parallels. And here's the first box, case. Grab the box as well. We'll put a couple on the desk here. Anybody here from the shop going to the AEW event in LA? Chris who has a wrestling guy? Both Chris's in her shopper, actually. I'm not a fan of AEW anymore. I'm not a fan of AEW anymore. Yeah, they got AEW War. Yeah. What did they do to you? They got rid of my favorite guy, CM Pawn. What? I'm sorry, I'm a CM Pawn guy. Don't want to apologize. It's true. You like what you like. The only thing. You like who you like. The only thing I'm sorry. It's true. I like what I like. You know?  That's what CM Pawn sent. Wow. About the guys that he makes about that business. And I thought it was fast. Where is it? Wow. This is controversial. I have no idea who this guy is. But Josh Axline's saying CM Pawn is a B. Nah. That's the year of the bugs in Kenny Omega. He did. They're going to make good money fighting each other, but they're two chickens. Whoa. Yeah. Fighting words. Oh, they're at the forum. They redid the forum. He's just really nice.  The shirt sale, there's some number one for him. That speaks to actually volume. Wrestling talk, ladies and gentlemen. Money creates, or controversy creates cash. What does CM stand for? CM. For CM? That's it. It used a chick magnet. Oh, chick magnet. Got it. Got it. I was thinking like Comet Monster. Although, I'm going to say when it comes to ADW, I will support Dan House. There's plenty of that. Getting there, folks. All right, Josh, question for you since you do watch ADW. Who is the mass devil? Who do you think it is? Just a mystery guy attacking people every week. What? That doesn't reveal themselves. What? Probably CM Punk. That would be great. I'd be a good plot twist after you just got fired publicly. Right. He comes back with a vengeance. You might be getting another forum. Income for breaking. My 40 years old might be getting a bad job at the store. Thought about telling it with that, yeah. You're Spencer Steer. You had a nice season last year. Cincinnati Red, you should, Rex. Tell them that's how unions work. You've got to kick up paychecks up there. Absolutely. You've got to kick paychecks up the ladder. I love it. You know our trash can is getting on. Justin with the Reds. When the empty pack are flying out of there because there's no more space. So we got some green Omar Navarra's. 4 out of 99 for the Metropolitan. Stacey with the Mets. X-Line saying Jungle Boy or Adam Cole.  There's JP Sears. Jungle Boy. Just got us canceled, Christopher. I'm sorry.  And then we'll be selling vet commons underneath the bridge just trying to get by. I won't ever use Jason's example anymore. Unbelievable. No, the thing with Jungle Boy, he says that he doesn't need advice from veteran wrestlers. Oh, he knows it all. He likes to use real glass when he fights. He knows it all. And he wants to go through real glass. Really? It's dangerous. Do you not value your life? He's wanting to be paroled to the 175 for the Yankees. I would not recommend that. Imagine you were going to have a scripted fight and we're supposed to go through real glass. It's like using a real chain saw to get something. Scripted? What are you talking about? Oh, is that a spoiler? That's not a scripted. It's all real, right? It's that lugo at a 3.99. The injuries are real. Right. The bell's getting ready for something. The bell's ready for something, yeah. It's the bell ready for it. For a bellinger. There it is, Cody Bellinger. Bellinger's right there. You can change that out if you want to. I think we can get some more in there. I'm using it as an air bag. I feel like we can get some air out of there, too. There we go. Yeah, Jungle Boy's Luke Perry's son, in case you were wondering. Like 90210 Luke Perry? Yeah, really? Looks like him, too, except with curly long hair. There's Bryce Miller, purple speckle for Seattle Patrick. Got the Mariners straight up, 233 out of 299. Luke Perry's kid. Is Luke Perry still with us? I think he's dead a long time ago. Yeah, right? He died a while ago. Celtic Sixers' game, still pretty close. Celtic's all up by four in the fourth, 845 left. After that, Sacramento Kings lost. Line Yarbrough to 250, is that ESPN game? Yeah, but I'd like to watch it on the other channel for better luck. Right, I'd like to watch it on our home channel. We'll play better on our home channel when I'm watching it on that. ESPN just likes to bash them for whatever reason. Yeah, I know, I've got to get with the times. Usually, I'm keeping track of Luke Perry. I've got Luke Perry built into my browser search. I'm always keeping tabs on him, but just that one time, I forget. There's Casey Schmidt, 90 out of 499. That goes to Zachary and the Giants. There's Von Grissom to 150, blue. Wow, what is a Riverdale? Excellent, I don't know what it is. I know Rivendale, the home of the elves, and over the rings, I've heard of that, the ancestral home of the elves of Middle-Earth, offs. Favorite all-time movie, Joe? Favorite all-time movie? Yeah, Pressure's Home. That's too much pressure. Probably, probably, probably The Godfather. OK. One and two, combined as one movie. And we've got a Cory Jokes, 32 out of 50, some gold for the Stroes, Jared. Gold, nice. The show, Riverdale's on CW. Oh, OK. Yeah, I do not have a teenage daughter. So I don't know any CW shows. There's Andrew Benintendi, 14 out of 99. White socks, that'll be for Tristan. A lot of my friends are having kids, so I guess I know kids' shows. Like, there's the dump truck show. There's animals in the sea, who are policing the sea. I know shows like that. My favorite child-friendly show is South Park. South Park, yeah. And there's Oswaldo Cabrera, Refractor Autograph. Nice, 132 out of 499, Matt Smith. Sweet. I was told me to use this one. And there's a nice Osheeda rookie debut refractor. OK. All right, ah, the X-Line's the Cool Dad, I see. Cool Dad X-Line, letting his daughter watch Rivendale or Riverdale on the CW, letting his 15-year-old watch South Park. Probably letting them stay up late. That's what Cool Dads do. Oh, maybe let's them eat ice cream for breakfast. Sure, stay up late. Watch the R-rated movie. It's Cool Dad X-Line. Moving on to our final case. Nice. We're making great time. We're only an hour and 20 in. I just wanted to help you out. Brian and I, that's why you're here. And also made you proud. You were this Wednesday. We're not going to be here for three hours and we're projecting time. We're going to cut it in half. Yeah, we cut that in half. That would have been three hours, I guess, if I did it myself. 33 out of 50. Brian's servant, Gold Auto. That goes to Tristan and the Rockies. I've not seen The Godfather. I think I have seen The Godfather in sequential order. I think they did that one year as like on AMC. Like it was like a Thanksgiving AMC special or something like that. And they did do The Godfather in sequential order. Guys. And I think I watched that then. But not with, and there's, they actually did like a cut of that movie in sequential order, I want to say. By the way, what was that you asked guys? Well, what was my favorite movie? Oh, okay. I'll be glad to share that. Just ignored Christopher. I mean, just moved on. Yeah, not no longer the X line, Josh. You're now a cool dad. My name is actually the Sandlot. Sandlot, you're, of all the movies, Sandlot, your favorite Sandlot? Is it, wait, no, this is the last box of five. I'm on six after this. I can't cross that out yet. What else is cool dad X line? What else does cool dad do? I do love Sandlot, but. Is it that or is it Halloween, the 1978 one? Wow, 19th. All right, we're getting a feel for Christopher's movie tastes here. Yeah. Or if not, it'll be the sound of music. Sound of music's great. Do love the sound of music. Sometimes you forget how long that movie is. That whole wedding sequence just takes forever.  Just like, yeah, this one you think the movie's over.  They gotta escape, they gotta do this. Josh X line, cool dad. Oh, cool dad maybe lets the kids have a sip of beer when they're on vacation. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. That teenage kid, maybe cool dad's like here, you can have a sip while we're on the river. Responsibly not and responsibly. Maybe that's what cool dad does. And here's a braiding shoemaker, gold wave. Gold wave autograph, Matt, the Atlanta, 25 out of 50. Matt Johnston with that one. There's Logan Allen to 125. Let me watch Full Metal Jacket when I was in middle school and that haunted me, that was a haunting one. That was a rough movie. That's definitely way too young. That's up there is one of my favorite movies too. All right, we're on the final case, K6. The box right here as well. Breaking news, ladies and gentlemen, Jason Tatum, pretty good. That's right, Harry Jennings, that I knew. Arlie Emery no longer, Ernie, Emery no longer with us. He had a few great shows on the History Channel or something like that. Jay Rez, any plans for multi jumbo case breaks? Not sure, we got to ask Nick Jaspey. Is Nick still out there? I just see Jason. No, just Jason. I don't know, for now we have these. So, would you speak for them open though? They're thick stacks on it. Yeah, I knew he was in the military so he was actually a drill sergeant in real life as well in the military. I don't know if I knew that. Maybe I did. All right, here's box two and here's box three. So, we got half of the last case on my desk right now. Good luck, everybody. And away we go. Let's see if we can maybe get another train was out of here before. That would be awesome. This last case here. I don't want one to have to be here. One of one, maybe one of them will be debuts. Yeah. Or maybe exclusives to tops that's gonna have the auto form. That would be nice. We got... I think a black and white. We got Jose Bouto, 184 out of 199. Aqua wave autograph, Stacey with the Metz. Bang and Jed in Sandlot is like in jail. Really? Yeah. After his acting career, I think he became like a firefighter or something like that. And then in his neighborhood during Halloween, there apparently a story had gotten out that like someone was like following kids or putting things in kids' bags or something like that.  They would use anyone to jail. Wow. Yeah. So he tried to defend the street. Defy it, but identify the wrong person. Yeah. Okay. Got a little too defensive. Oh, well. Reminds me of a story of a came Velazquez when he tried to go after somebody that was a cousin. Yeah, we got a good reason, right? He did. Ended up shooting the dental while he was going. Everybody was like, yeah, you're cool, bro. Can launch a purple speckle autograph for the A's. That's gonna go to DY. 52 out of 2.99. There's Andrew Nardi to 175. Joey Wendell, 65 out of 3.99. Do you wanna see my war face? Ah! That's my war face. Show me your war face. That's not a war face, this is a war face. What is this? It's a jelly doughnut, sir. A jelly doughnut. Oh, that sounds good, right there. There's a good doughnut shop right at the street. Really? What's it called? It's called Best Doughnuts. Stewart Fairchild, 169 out of 2.99. Cincinnati Reds, Justin. How would you describe your perfect doughnut? My perfect doughnut? Circle, with a hole in it. Any flavor? Chocolate, maybe a coating of chocolate on one half. Eat a lot of doughnuts. There's Dylan Dodd. Same, but I haven't pulled it in old fashioned. I don't even know doughnut types.  The plain? Matt, oh, okay.  What are those? Oh, those are just the ones that you can buy from the packs at the store. I don't know, there's all sorts of doughnuts that I just don't understand. Some people are just like, oh yeah, like a super triple bear claw, triple stripe this and this and that. And I'm like, what?  Like, I don't know what that's going on there. And Chris is working on the last box, nice. This is my rifle, this is my gun. This is for fighting, this is for fun.  There's Brewer Hicklin, green. 31 out of 99 for Kansas City. That is for Stephen Carney. And we've got a on-card autograph from Matt Smith and the Yankees. All right, let's get them. Every time the box looks like they're pouring away this best, well, I mean, they're coming back. Yeah, sixers down by five, we'll put 136 though. 20 out of time. We've got Brandon Fott, 399, John with the diamond backs. We've got some orange coming up. That's orange little color match, orange red baby. 13 out of 25. Matches that Mets trim there. That's going to be for Stacy and the Metropolitan's. Ladies and gentlemen, I am honored to announce. Wow, nice. Good job, Christopher, thank you. There's Taj Bradley, autograph, Eric Liel with the Tampa Bay Rays. What mix here? Should I ask him that blockbuster question? Yeah, ask him the blockbuster question. Tell them the people, that's what the people want. At least one person. Hyunjin Roo, 61 out of 75, yellow parallel for the Bluebirds, Stacy. We only have as of now, hobby and delight. All right, well, there's your answer, Jay Rez.  I'll just talk these out for you on these cases. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. Actually, I'll slice them. Yeah, be sure to break those down. Autograph, final set of parallels, all-card chip. I think the sorting and shipping team is pretty well caught up, so they'll be able to get a start on this, maybe as early as tomorrow. They'll take a little extra time than usual, so be patient, but they'll get there. And our last auto is Yeri de los Santos. Rookie on-card auto for the Pirate Stephen Carney with Pittsburgh. All right, now let's see if we can find maybe a one-of-one and out-of-five, a bonus auto, maybe, out of here. We've got a Pinalonzo crushed, short print. Nice, that'll be for Stacy and the Metz, won that team in the filler. We've got a Matthew Batten down the hatches, 21 out of 99. Padres, that'll be going to Andrew. Anton's the final card of the break. There you go, gang. Appreciate everybody making this happen. Thanks for getting in, quick little recap. Big thanks to Christopher for helping out here as well. You are very welcome. This is awesome. A lot of nice hits. We've got some train whistles, some nice short prints. That Bryson Stott out-of-five was pretty sharp. That dominance insert looked really cool, too. Julio Rodriguez autograph, another out-of-five. Another Bryson Stott, orange this time. A lot of great stuff. There you go. Thanks, everyone, for watching and breaking with us. That was 2023 Top's Chrome Update Baseball Hobby. Six case break, pick your team one. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next baseball break. Bye-bye.


Hello and welcome to Healing the Past by Aryan Saris. Today, we're going to look at opposition. This exercise works very well with people who have negative beliefs about themselves. I will describe this exercise in terms of weight, but you can substitute any unwanted or troublesome emotions or issues like feeling unworthy, ashamed, guilty, depressed, etc. 1.  Concentrate on your self-image and enhance the feeling you wish to release. If you believe you are overweight, feel how wonderful it is to be that weight, how great it feels to eat all the food you want that keeps you at that weight, or makes you even larger. 2. Think of the benefits to yourself to be at this weight. Yes, there are benefits. Being heavy may make you feel safer, able to avoid unsafe feelings, emotions, relationships, commitments, or unwanted advances. 3. If you cannot think of any benefits, ask your higher self to reveal the positive purpose for your behavior, attitude, or feeling. 4. Acknowledge your body for doing what it needed to keep you safe. Thank you, body, for keeping me safe from harm by being fat. 5. If shame, guilt, anger, or other feelings arise as you do this visualization, acknowledge their presence and take a deep, deep breath to release them. Imagine them as grey colors being expelled with each breath. 6. Fill yourself with enjoyment of being large, letting it expand throughout your body so you tingle and vibrate with satisfaction. See yourself eating food and enjoying the experience, even if most of your mind protests say thank you, and focus on the enjoyment of being that large size. 7. Then imagine a large, sunken bathtub filled with gold liquid. Climb into it, sink all the way down, so the liquid covers your head. You can breathe in gold. Stay in there for a few minutes, and then climb out, leaving any emotions, feelings, energies, and weight that you're ready to release in the liquid. 8. Say the following forgiveness affirmations. Both of them will stir up a lot of feeling. A. I forgive my body for being the way it is. B. I forgive myself for being the way I am. Repeat step 7. This will begin to dissolve a lot of the emotion stirred up by saying those affirmations. 10. Repeat steps 4 to 7 again and again until you feel more comfortable with yourself or the negative feeling. 11. Do this imagery before meals, and every time a strong desire arises to eat something that would perpetuate your negative picture. 12. For other emotions, repeat these steps, except enhance that feeling of shame, depression, guilt, rage, etc. Each time you do these steps, you will reduce that feeling in your body because you embrace the opposition, not fuel it. As you let the feelings get expressed, they can be rinsed away in the gold bath. As a further incentive, as you do step 5, find a spot about 1 inch below each of your lower eyelids at the midpoint, point 25 times. This is a meridian point that activates release of reversed or polar energies. Please note that this step, adapted from Roger Callaghan's book Why Do I Eat When I'm Not Hungry, even books 1991, works for all feelings, not just food cravings. I hope you've enjoyed today's session and look forward to meeting you again.


Welcome back to the channel. In today's video, I'm going to show you how to make your own setting page, like what we have here in WordPress. Now, the reason I would do that is because I want to have general settings that I can use across my site. One of the things that you see is that WordPress has given you a site title, tagline, and a couple of other things it uses internally. But some of those you can see when you come on the front end, like this little tagline showing up in the theme, or even something that you can have in the footer here, showing what your business is all about. So let's jump into the video. I have advanced custom fields installed in my site, and I'm going to activate it. This will give me a new menu item, which is called custom fields. From there, I'm going to create a new field group. I'll click add new, and I'm going to say add footer settings. Now in the footer settings, I'm going to add a new text field, which I will call holding company. I'll click here in the field name to add that. It will be a text field as a type. There will be no instructions. It won't be required. And I'll just leave everything else as default as it should be. I'm going to close that. And then when I come to the locations area, I can choose to have a page, a page type, all these different options available. But in particular, I want to add an options page. So when I click select options page, it's going to tell me that no options page actually exist. So what I'm going to do for now, I'm just going to hit publish and go and create an options page for me to actually kickstart this off. Now what we're going to do can be done in the functions PHP, or you can actually put it as a plugin. Now the reason I would go for the plugin is simply because with a plugin, even with the change of theme, you'll still keep your content intact. But with a theme, if you change the theme, then you will lose your options page. So I'm going to open up my editor. I'll open up my website in the editor. I'm going to go to the WP content. I'll go into plugins and I'm going to create a new folder here, which I'll call take the options. And inside techie options, I'm going to create a new file, which I'll call techie dash options. And this can be any name that you want, not PHP. And I'll use a snippet in my editor, which I used to add all the comments that are required to help me start my plugin in WordPress. So I'll hit that, remove this space.  I'll change my plugin URL link to my GitHub. And then, of course, change this. I'll say ads and a CF options page. I'll change this to GPL too. And then I'll just copy this and use it as my text domain. So that will allow me to do any translations if I need to. The first thing always is to add some security checks and say, are we running this plug in the right way? So we shall use the apps path and find out is it defined. If it is not, then we're going to say die right here and pass in a message that says unauthorized access. So I'll hit save here. I'm going to go back to my plugins area. And then I will activate that new plugin. So go to my plugins. I'm going to activate great activate techie options. And nothing will happen because we haven't added any extra code to it. Now let's go back to our code. And in here, we're going to use a new function which is called SCF add options page. And with this function, it expects a couple of parameters. And since SCF is not a plugin that you always find on every installation, I'm going to run some if statements to check if this function actually exists. So I'll copy its name and I'm going to write up here and say if the function actually exists. And the function we are going to look for is the one that we have down below. And this function is the SCF add options page. Just correct that typo. Then we're going to have this function come in and run. Now this function has its parameters that it expects. For example, it expects to have a page name. It expects to have a menu name. It also expects to have things like is there redirect and so on. So it expects to have a page title. It also expects to have a menu title. The page title and the menu title are items that I'm talking about here. And the page title is usually what we have up here. And then the menu title is what we have here on the sides. So we're going to say the page title is actually equal to the greater than symbol. And then we'll map it and say the page title is going to be our footer options. I'll add a comma here at the end. And then we'll say our menu title is actually also going to be footer options. Now just add page here so that you can see the difference. Add a comma here. You'll see that our editor is starting to scrape at us. And that is simply because I forgot to tell it that this is actually an array. So I'll add the one array here. And then I'm going to close off that array at the bottom. Our editor was screaming at us because if we had these parameters that had arrow functions in them and it was not recognizing them. So the only way that can be done is by having a type of an array. So when I hit save on this, you'll see that the error warning goes away and we can actually save this. We can come back in here. We reload this and you'll see that we have a new option down here as footer option. And when we go to the field group here and reload this, you'll see that we have this new footer options page showing up. So we can be able to update this. And on updating that when we go to our footer options, you will see that we have this field that's available for us. So we can say we are a child parent to Google Incorporated. So I'll update this and you'll see that this field is actually served and we can use it on our page anywhere that we want. But before we use it on any page, I want to just go into a couple of the other options that you have available as settings for your. So in here, we can actually add a menu slug and say menu underscore slug. And this slug will be very, very usable if we ever want to have, let's say like a sub page. And by a sub page, I mean something like what we have here coming across these different menu items. That's a sub page. So I'm going to add a menu slug. Let's say our techie press techie options as a menu slug. I'll add a comma. We can have an option to redirect. And we are not going to be redirecting this anywhere. So I'll say this is false. I'll add a comma. We can add capabilities. And that simply means which kind of people do we want to see this menu? Do we want to have only administrators? Or is it people who can actually edit posts or do whatever item it is? So for now, I'm going to say administrator to only leave administrators as the ones who can see this page. Add a comma and save. And then I can also add a position. And basically I'm saying I want to move my menu from the bottom and move it up. So I'm going to choose a value like 5.4, which will allow me not to clash with any of their menus because all these menus have values that are whole numbers. So if you add a decimal point, that will allow you not to clash with any of these items. So I'm going to reload this page. And you will see that automatically advanced custom fields had given us a particular slug before. And that's why this page is inaccessible. So we are going to go back to our WP admin. And then when I reload that page, you'll see that our footer options has actually moved from down to up because of the position that we've given to it. So I'll click on the footer options. You'll see that our field group has disappeared. So we need to come back to custom fields, go and edit the footer settings, get our footer options right here and click update. So on updates, if we go back to our footer options, you'll see that our information is still available. Our field is here and we can update it. So you can have a number of the fields that you want to have. You don't only have to have texts, but in my case, I just wanted to have only this option. So this option is actually available for me to use on my theme. And I'm going to be able to do that. So I'm going to go back to my editor and I'm going to go into my themes folder. I'm using the 2020 theme. I'll go to the footer right here. And at this part where it says for add by WordPress, I'm going to duplicate this information. And then I'm just going to add my PHP right here. I'll remove all the other stuff and we'll write PHP here. I'm going to say echo and the function I want to use is called get field. And in get field, we're going to add two arguments or two parameters. The first one is going to be the name of our field. And that name of our field actually comes from what we have inside our custom fields. I'll go to edit options. And you will see that the name is what we have here as holding company. So come back down to my code best holding company there. Then we have to add the word option right here. So I'll save this. I'm going to come back to the front end of here reload. And you will see that we have this information right here. So your client doesn't have to always go and search for wide for options like this. They can always just come to this selection and changes and say maybe now we've been bought off by Facebook. So once they have updated that click updates button here to save the changes. Come back here, reload this. You'll see that it automatically reloads. So without writing so much code, you have all this information available for you and it can be reusable. I'm going to add one extra subpage to this just to show you how it's done. So I'll come back to my editor and I'm going to go to this section where we added our options page. So I'll duplicate all of that and I'm going to make a few adjustments. The first thing is I'll remove the redirect, the capability and the position because all those other things are going to depend on what the parent page is about. So I'll change this and say this needs to be the parent slug because we're going to depend on this parent item. And I'll change this and say, let this be sub footer options page. Let this be sub footer options. And once I'm done with that, then I'll come here to and I'm going to add an underscore and say sub so that we have a CF add options sub page. So once we have that, I'll hit save. And then I'm going to come back here to the backend and reload this page. And you'll automatically see that now we have our footer sub page right here. And it expects to have its own field group and so on. Now, the reason we have these options footer options showing up here is because that's the way wordpress by default works. Whenever you have a new menu, it always will duplicate what you have here as a parent and make it as the first option. And I don't know why that is. Maybe they thought that whenever you go to the sub footer, you will want to come back to the main page. So that's the way you add a sub page in a CF. And one little tip that I'm going to share with you is that you need to always have your field groups available for you. So let's say someone came and messed up with your custom fields in here and maybe deleted your field group. That would be disastrous. The way you save yourself from that trouble is by coming to the tools in here. And then you go to the footer settings. We're going to generate a PHP code. We'll copy this information right here. Or we just simply click the copy to clipboard. We'll come back here to take key options. And we're going to pass this information down here. So once we have this and save this, we are good because what's going to happen is that if I come back here to my field groups, trash this and go even into that trash and just delete permanently. If we come back to our footer options, you're going to see that we still have this available. So SCF will use this code that is in our plugin and retain the fields and the options available for us for future use. So this is something that SCF solves quite easily and makes it a nice, clean, easy process for us to do. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up. Share it with friends who are struggling or who don't have a clue. Maybe you want to give them something that will make their work faster. And don't forget to subscribe if you're new here. I have a lot of WordPress content that's going to come up and it will be good to share that with you. Otherwise, enjoy whatever you're developing.


Right after the journalists and athletes began to ride in Sochi, the hashtag Sochi Problems appeared. There were beds without bedding, elevator shafts without elevators. Nothing caused a bigger stir than a picture tweeted by U.S. Bob Sutter Johnny Quinn of a ripped apart door. Quinn had gotten locked inside his bathroom, but the door was cardboard, so he punched his way out. Sochi has real problems. The Russian government spent more than $51 billion to turn the sleepy summer resort into a venue that could host the winter games, and a lot of that money is said to be lost to graft. But I think Americans have been a little giddy with the light in Sochi's grief. The word a Russian analyst used to describe the way the stories were often written was quote, horrible-izing. We should be grateful anyway that the biggest fear about the games, the terrorist attack, not come to pass yet. And I suspect Quinn has to track next week the memory of the Olympics that will matter to him and to us won't be a jammed door.


Rebecca from Art Resin here once again. And if I had to guess, I would say that you are probably here looking for some pretty cool art. Well, I happen to have some and here you go. Hi everyone. Today I'm going to show you how to resin a piece of art. Tina McAwell made a vibrant mixed media piece using collage and alcohol ink. You wait about 24 hours or so and then you have a beautiful piece of art. Judy has rescued an old guitar from the garbage, poured some acrylic paint and some art resin over top. Oh, and added some lights. Jessica McGaw used her art resin to create a spring-inspired mini gallery for her home office.  Terry Eldridge tinted the art resin to create a beautiful ocean-inspired abstract painting. Jessica Mullis used vintage jewelry and mold-making material to come up with her own one-of-a-kind pendants. Eveca Art used modeling paste, acrylic paint and art resin to create an abstract piece with a cool textured effect. Christa Charette used her art resin to seal and protect this pretty set of emerald green alcohol ink posters. Tanisha Grayson added pink glitter to her art resin and poured it into a mold to create a sparkly leaf embedded with fairy lights. Karina Talia used acrylic paint, crystals, rocks, sand, ink and glitter to create eight different pieces of art. So, what did you think? Honestly, I could never pick a favorite. I loved all of these so much. So, please keep your art coming. I love it and we'll see you next time.


In this video, we will show you how to use the rotatory evaporator, or Rotovap in short. When you arrive at the rotary evaporator, generally the glass will be closed. Open it and take your reaction mixture in a single neck flask with a stopper, and for safety, bring a subred ring and place it in a few bottles. First, you can turn on the water, which is generally in the back of the rotary evaporator. It could also be that this is already on, but always make sure to double check. You should hear the water running. It should just be a slow trickle to the rotary evaporator, and that will cool down the rotary evaporator. Now that the water is on, we have to turn on the rotary evaporator. Most of them have multiple button on buttons that you can find either on the top, or at the bottom of the rotary evaporator. This one has one on the top, and there is the on button for the water bath at the bottom. The water bath can be set at different temperatures, but we generally use 40 degrees, but if there are certain solvents that might evaporate very slowly, you might want to increase the temperature to higher temperatures. And the water bath has to be filled with water, so if there is no water in here, fill it with demi-water from the tap available in your lab. When your water bath has reached the correct temperature, in this case 40 degrees, you can attach your flask to the rotary evaporator. All rotary evaporators are equipped with an NS-24 attachment, so if you have a flask with NS-24, this will just fit. If you have a smaller flask, you need to place another attachment here. Place it on the attachment, and make sure to always place a clamp. This clamp will save you from collecting your product from the water bath. Now that our flask is attached to the rotary evaporator, we can lower the rotary evaporator so that the flask hits the water and turn on the turning of the rotary evaporator. Most rotary evaporators either have a handle, electric or manual, and lower your flask till it hits the water, and turn on the rotation. Make sure that it's rotating fast enough, but not so fast that the liquid will actually go into the connector. 40 degrees might not be enough to actually evaporate your solvent, so to make this machine go faster, we will apply a flight vacuum. Start by closing the tap all the way on the left-hand side of the rotary evaporator, and then you can turn on the pump. Make sure that before you turn on the pump that the pressure gauge is all the way in the open position. Turn on the pump, and slowly close the pressure gauge till it reaches the pressure you need for your solvent. Every rotary evaporator is equipped with a list of solvents and the required pressure. In this case, 800 millibars. We close the glass in front of the rotary evaporator and wait until our solvent starts evaporating. Over time, you should see the liquid or the solvent in your flask evaporating, and you should see it condensing in the cooler of the rotary evaporator. If you don't see it condensing in the cooler of the rotary evaporator, it's condensing somewhere else, either just before the pump or after the pump, and you will have to adjust your pressure to make sure that it condenses inside the rotary evaporator, and everything should be collected down in this flask. Now you can see that our flask has dried and that there's only solids remaining in our flask, so we can now turn off the pump and remove the liquid and continue on with the next step of using the rotary evaporator. To switch off, we turn off the pump and open the tab here to let the air back into the system, which is done. And now we have to empty our collection flask in a waste container of the appropriate solvent, and then we will return for the next step. Now that our waste flask is empty and dry, we can place it back on the rotary evaporator and make sure to clamp it tight. When using the rotary evaporator, you want to make sure that your solid is completely dry, so when everything is gone, we will place the rotary evaporator on full vacuum for one or two minutes to make sure that every residual solvent has been removed. To do this, we will close the tab, turn on the pump and close the controller all the way to zero. After we've left our flask on full vacuum for a couple of minutes, we can again turn off the pump and slowly open the tab to let back the air into the system and make sure to open the pressure gauge to the open position so that the next user will not have to do this. Now that the system is back on the atmospheric pressure, we can collect our flask by removing it from the water, turn off the rotation and dry the outside of your flask with a bit of paper. Now carefully remove the flask from the rotary evaporator and place a stopper on the flask and take it back to your fume hood to continue on with the rest of your experiment. Make sure that when you're done with the rotary evaporator that everything is back to its original position, the flask is empty, everything is dry and that the next user can use it. This is how you operate a rotary evaporator.