Of the very first season, our current record is three and two. I want to apologize. The last two episodes were short, early rage quits. Unfortunately, there's nothing I can do about it, but today I'm hoping to have an amazing game. We are two wins away from a playoff berth, and one win away from going home sad. Our lineup is currently in 82 overall with a lot of studs. Kenny Pickett's our quarterback. Jerry Rice, Jamar Chase, and John Metchie are our wide receivers. We got Micah Sicki in a pack. Our offensive line is looking pretty solid, other than Eric McCoy at right tackle. Got Fred Taylor at half back. And on defense, we have some amazing edge rushers in Nick Bosa and Big Cat. We got CJ Garner Johnson, Charveria Swart, Eric Stokes, Eddie Jackson, and Derwin James. And then our linebackers are all right. We did add Nolan Smith. Nolan Smith is really good, and this 84 Junior Seau also has been solid. Both offense and defense have some holes that we could work on, but overall our base team is great. You boys know how it works by now. I wanna get us one step closer to the playoff. I've got three wheel spins to do so. There's been a ton of new provost drops since last episode. I'm hoping we can pick up something from one of those. Actually, this could work. Age jackpot. So it's a jackpot. Any single player of our choice.   Oh, shoot. I thought we were gonna get a low 20s and we roll over to 32. So any player in the league who's 32. Jimmy Garoppolo is 32. David Bakhtiari is 32. That's actually really good. I need a right tackle. So he's a good option. Let me keep looking though. Turan Armstead is also 32. Okay, but Bakhtiari is a little better.  Oh my God, Aaron Donald is 32. Wait a minute. Dude, the only bummer about Aaron Donald is like, this is the only position I'm fully stacked at. Aaron Donald's a right end, but I've got Big Cat and I've got Bosa. I technically could move him to de-tackle. Honestly, this is a pretty good pickup. We get David Bakhtiari, 84 overall left tackle. We're just going to move him to right tackle. Dude, the 32 year old's got some studs. I'm not going to lie. Bakhtiari, Armstead, Aaron Donald. That's just nothing that this team really needed. I'm being a baby for no reason. We really needed a right tack. Hey, you know what? We got a packer. We got one of the best tackles of all time. Bakhtiari is a stud. So I'm excited to have him. We'll see how he feels about the position swap. But this, dude, I've been getting a lot of the blind wheels spins. I'll take it. There are a ton of 87 overall players in the game now. I am going to blind scroll out of all of them. I'm going to go right, right, down, down, down, left, down, right, right, down, left, down, right, down, left, left, up, up, right, right, up, right, up, right, up, right. Oh my God, wait. Dude, I did a blind scroll last episode. It's destiny that I was going to get this Gisiki. Dude, he looks mega handsome in that picture. Oh my goodness. Why are you looking like that for?  This is a massive tight end upgrade. So my 80 overall Gisiki is coming out for himself. We've also added our first limited player to the lineup. Plus six speed, nice. 419,000 coins for Gisiki. But it's actually good news. He is a limited player, so he automatically quick sells for 350,000 no matter what. So you can really think of him as a rental. He's a really good card. And he has matchup nightmare baked into the card. I'm also going to give him double me. Yeah, double me and matchup nightmares.  Also I can switch the art to him on the dolphins gritting.  Why would you ever go with the other option? 81, Mike Gisiki's reign was short lived. 87, Mike Gisiki takes over. It's actually crazy. It was really destiny that we were going to get that card. I'm going to deactivate double me on John Mechie. I'm going to activate it on Gisiki. Offense got two big upgrades there. This third spin should probably be defense. Dude, low key, I wouldn't hate like another strong safety to be my user. That are a really fast linebacker. Ultimate kickoff. Ooh, you know, I haven't looked yet, but maybe this might have exactly what I was just asking for. So ultimate kickoff promo is live. It's got 85 overalls. It's also got 88 overalls and some limited, but there's a player I'm looking directly at. He also just so happens to be a franchise legend over on MMG live. We were auto drafted him in my franchise. This dude is insane. I don't know how he's going to pan out in the actual NFL, but as far as Madden is concerned, this is a six to middle linebacker with 85 speed, 88 Excel, 87 hip power. He is like perfectly made for Madden. 80 change of direction. He's an 85 overall. So we compare that to Seau. He's three speed faster than Seau, seven more acceleration. He has more hip power. He doesn't have the block shedding on Seau, but it's actually perfect. Seau is more of a computer middle linebacker. Trenton Simpson is a user. By the way guys, stop asking me to user a safety.  Listen, in Madden 23, you could run nickel 33 and stop the run with like a million DBs out there. That is not the case in Madden 24.  Please understand why I am usuring a middle linebacker and not a safety. If things change or I get a wheel spin to get a backup strong safety, I'd love to do that. But my new user is Trenton Simpson and my new MLB two is Junior Seau. Now I actually could take Junior Seau and move him to right outside linebacker. I'm kind of tempted to do that. For now, I'm gonna move Brian Asomola to my right outside linebacker. When I run even six one, I do have two middle linebackers in the middle and I run that a lot. So I'm gonna keep Seau in. Trenton Simpson. There's no way you get Lurker right. If he got Lurker this card would just be absolutely insane. Now I didn't think he would, but he'll get Lumberjack and we'll definitely run it. I'll throw on Avalanche, pretty hard to activate Avalanche, but I'll try it anyway. Trenton Simpson. A legend in franchise and hopefully a legend in Wheel of Mut now as well. This guy is getting some air time. Let's put it that way. Hey, those are our wheel spins today. We've got Trenton Simpson added to the defense awesome user. We've got 87 limited Mike the Sicky and we added Bakhtiari. I'd say it's a must win game, but it already was a must win game because if I lose I go home. I've been saying that a lot, but we're not in the playoffs yet, all right? So let's settle down here. By the way, I'm so sorry I didn't address this. No power up player this year. Power ups have not been the same ever since they took the actual power promo out of the game. I decided to not complicate things. Keep it simple. Sorry for not telling you sooner. But what is the same is the challenge wheel, completing the challenge will get us one of any pack in the store. What do we got challenge wheel? Oh, please though. What is that? God, this is going to be hard. Dude, I already feel like I whiffed so many passes. So 88% completion. I'm not actually going to lie to you guys. There may be one time in Wheel of Mut history where I've ever completed this one. This guy's gamer thing. His clapped grandma. Starting this one on defense. Let's take a look at our new user, Trenton Sipsis. He's got Bryce young back there. We've seen him a lot. Who are those wide receivers? Okay, he'll duck this one down. Does he juke inside? Nope. Who are those wide receivers? Christian Watson, Davante Smith. Ooh, okay. I'm a little scared of that Davante Smith. It's a nice card. He's going to hand this one off. Let's just go low. I'm tempted to run commit. Not going to.  Oh, I thought he was going to throw half back. Here we go. Let's get a blitz now. I'm going to go for Bryce young myself. Snap it. Yes. Play action. Oh, Trenton Sipsis. Third at 14. Okay. Okay. Dude, you're kidding. I didn't even get to that with Trenton. Whoa. Here we go. Let's get on the board early in this game. Starting out with a turnover. Let's go. Oh, I see you. I see you, Mechi. Oh, good defense. Damn good defense. All right, we're going to the ground. I'm going to the Freddie Boyd Taylor. And, oh my God, that worked. Oh, I think that's a DPI. Book of Siki got it anyway. Oh, he went, I died. I'm on the one. Let's go Freddie Boyd. Let's go Freddie Boyd. Push up, run. We're getting risky. Why did I dive? Let's just go Mechi over the middle.  He's clear, clear, clear, clear, clear. First in 10. I'm going to send another blitz. Oh, wait, maybe I didn't want to do that. Oh, nice. Dude, what a pass from Bryce Young. He gets that to go. It's first in 10. He's going no huddle as you run it down. That's your sketchy little pass like that? Yeah. Read you like a book. Oh, I didn't read Dick, because he still got six yards. Hmm. Oh.  Dude, look at Bryce Young rolling out like a psycho and making that throw. I swear to God, you make better throws rolling out in this game than you do with your feet set. He's got to go for two though. This is huge for us. I really hope he is running this. No. It's a pass. He's got to hitch over the middle. I'm sitting on the hitch and he drops it. They're going to look at Eric Stokes like Eric Stokes broke that up, but I don't know, man.   Outside kicks are pretty good this year. He might actually get this. Oh no, let him touch it. Ooh, that was so close. I can't believe I forgot already about that challenge, but right now I think we're throwing a perfect game. I don't think we miss anything yet. Let's just go Freddie Boy. Freddie Boy Taylor, a perfect pass. A nice juke. God, Jesus, I got absolutely lit up. No, no, we're two for three. I did miss one already. Shoot. Second and two. I'm going to send Fred Taylor underneath. Kind of hoping he's open at some point. A was open. A is still open if he can. Nice. I kind of like these formations here because these little chip routes, I don't like Fred Taylor. Look at that. Look how easy that is to hit. I do that again. He's going to fumble. He's throwing four for five, which is 80% completion. We need at least 88%. So it's second and four. And look at that. Oh no. Oh, it was so open. I'd have to literally throw a perfect on my next like 15 straight passes. But we got to try, right? Oh my God, scramble out of the slip screen. I think he's still in a man blitz. Fourth and four. I'm going over the middle. God. Oh my God, Jamar. I'm going to go back to the handoff here. Don't got to give up on the run. I know we got a passing challenge, but Fred Taylor will pick up a single yard. Stretch alert bubble. See how this looks. Honestly, that throw might've been there too. Can we juke inside? We can. Couldn't stop it on the goal line before. He can't stop it now. I'm going with the stretch this time. I really could give that to X, dude. Juke. Shit. He got me. I'm giving Jamar Chase a win. I just need it to get home. Oh, it did. Jamar. Jamar Chase win, bro. That was beautiful.  Come on, Bryce Young. You don't want the smoke, buddy. I know you're passing.  So you're passing. Shit.  Oh. Is that slip screen? Don't throw it.  Oh. Dude, Trent Sims' debut is already pretty nasty. Dude, you are just, your audience. Ah. Somebody cut that with a damn ball. Here we go. Trenton.  God. Oh my god. He hands it off. Stop. Oh my god. Thanksgiving came early. Bet me over. Back and on side kick. It's 12 to 15. So I can't call a timeout. I just kind of have to take this L. It's Zach Coots, baby. I'm milking this entire clock. I'm scoring. I'm getting the ball at half. And he's going to hate it, but he didn't have a choice. He keeps bailing. Oh my god, friend. I see Gersicchi, we don't need it. Oh my. Yeah. Jamar chased the Wipro out again. I got to hope he's filling this man coverage. I don't think he is. Oh yes he is. Jamar's got it. Junkins done. Let's go. Take us down to 25 seconds. I'm going to hand this off to friend Taylor. Beautiful edge. J, J, J, J, J, J, J, J. Oh my god. C'mon, C'mon, C'mon. c'mon, C'mon, C'mon, C'mon, C'mon, C'mon. Now you're next move. Stupidly that they couldn't fathom the angle you're taking twenty two to twelve ball a half first in ten There's nothing deep open so he could take it if he wants Twenty two to twelve the close the first half and I get ball He is in trouble. We're bringing out the jet touch pass out of Wildcat unfortunately this goes to Franco Harris Probably the last guy I want having this. Oh my god.  He's gonna fly over to Franco Harris Go get him. Go get him. Go get Franco. Oh the counter third and two.  Oh Why is 84 friend Taylor so good? Bye-bye-bye-bye-bye Kosicki. Oh my god. He's streaking.  Did he gritty? He didn't gritty. Did he we're gonna go for two just to be assholes Does he switch on he does All right, no, no, no Dude, I was really hoping to get a rage quit now, there's no way he reads quick He thinks this is a game two-point conversion.  Oh My Kosicki butt-naked. He's oh my god. He's literally naked. Oh, don't tell me we hit him twice with this Don't you get it?  I Wanted to rifle it to him, but just Frank O'Harris is the throw right there great throw from Kenny picket rolling out Oh, we're back. We're back. We're back.    Please just tackle clean tackle. Hey, oh, so you guys might have seen me stream NFL rivals It's a brand new NFL mobile game. It's 9v9 arcade style. You can build your dream squad You can challenge others all with digitally collectible players You can click the link in the description to check it out. Let's go boys knocking first ten.   I will say though Trenton Simpson is a nasty user. No play action play I see it.  So it might as well be a sack Oh, whatever second and 21.   Where's he going right side right here?  That was just huge touch it early.   You better send your user straight to Mike the sticky Did you You count that rage grip boys are we counting that that's a 40 quits of four minutes in the fourth quarter Say it with me boys. Say it with me boys get gooder get gooder. I'm taking a spin on the rage Well, I don't care with the IG ref say 83 to 84 choice any 83 to 84 player in the game We got to figure out what is what is our biggest positional need? I think offense might be done I mean technically we could get bacteria out and we can put in an 84 right tackle That doesn't make a lot of sense. Maybe right outside linebacker.  We put Junior say out here I don't know why I'm like, I don't know why I'm dicking around with this Say I'll go so right outside linebacker because he'll still be great at right outside linebacker awesome I'll come in my back. I'm in a linebacker and rarely ever come in the game So linebackers are actually good. I technically could get a legitimate corner for CJ Gardner Johnson But CJ Gardner Johnson's played well Travis Ward Stokes played well Sherman. I guess it's the tackle Really great Juan Davis is in at the tackle right now. Let's switch Ray Juan Davis to the tackle to and let's go pick up an 84 overall D tech. What are my options? There's Jonathan Allen. Jonathan Allen is another stud on my franchise. There's your mind hard grave That's actually it. I'm gonna go Jonathan Allen. It's a franchise episode today.  He's not supposed to be fast. I'm holding him to starter We're still an 82 overall low-key. I thought I thought that might boost us But most importantly our record is now four and two so that is huge didn't complete my challenge Completion percentage is not an easy one But that was a that was a really really good game Trenton Simpson massive upgrade great user Jonathan Allen now Thanks to the rage quit and we get boxy RE and the 87 Mike Kasicki and this team is looking nasty 82 overall Obviously, there's still some improvements We can make I would say next episode is probably the biggest because what is the point of winning these last three straight games? If I'm just gonna lose and not even make the playoffs like I would rather lose in the wild card than lose next episode Team is looking spicy though boys looking good. All right y'all. I love you guys Thank you for watching as always and I'll see you in the next video. Hey


Ever wonder why the punchline to every psychology joke always has something to do with either our childhoods or our issues with our parents or why people lying on a therapist's couch tend to answer the question. So tell me about your problem with it all began when I was little. It's because on some level, we all intuitively understand that our childhood experiences play a big role in shaping who we are and what we believe about others, ourselves and the world around us. That's why so much of psychology research, theories and psychotherapy focuses on understanding the impact early childhood experiences have on a person. One particular line of research in the field focuses on adverse child experiences and the therapy built on these studies known as psychodynamic approaches aims to ameliorate the detrimental impact it can have on us even well into adulthood. The US Children's Bureau defines adverse childhood experiences or ACEs as traumatic events that occur during childhood, such as abuse, neglect, illness, injury, bullying or peer victimization. The long-term effects of such experiences can manifest either physically, psychologically or behaviorally. Surveys show that children who were victims of emotional abuse often grow up to have overall poor health, receive lower education are more likely to suffer from poverty, weight gain, obesity and significant psychological stress. But what about their story beyond these numbers? One or other important but often overlooked ways the abuse still lingers and hurts them in the present. Let's dive even deeper into how a childhood emotional abuse affects you even in adulthood. Number one, it makes you anxiously attached. Ever heard about attachment theory? Pioneered by John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth, attachment theory posits that there are generally two kinds of attachment styles we develop as a result of our early experiences with our parents or caregivers. That is, secure attachment and insecure or anxious attachment. Anxious attachment is then categorized as either preoccupied when you have a positive view of others but a negative view of yourself leading to self-doubt and security and cleanness. Dismissive, when you have a positive view of yourself but a negative view of others which makes you distant and overly self-reliant or fearful disorganized, the attachment style of those you have experienced abuse. People with a fearful disorganized attachment style tend to be very wary and guarded around others as well as being extremely sensitive to rejection, conflict and abandonment. And as adults, they often struggle to form lasting positive relationships as a result of their unresolved attachment related trauma which brings us to our next point. Number two, it stunts your emotional development.  Instead of learning important skills like emotion regulation, self-awareness and relationship management. Victims of emotional abuse often grow up to develop issues such as emotional codependency, self-blame and social isolation. Number three, it leads to self-destructive patterns. When someone comes from a home that fails to provide them with a sense of safety and security, important to every child's development, more likely than not that child will grow up to develop self-destructive patterns and maladaptive coping mechanisms instead. According to a meta-survey done by the Mental Health Center of Destination Hope, these can manifest in a number of ways such as in their behaviors, developing addictions, delinquencies, suicidal tendencies or their thought patterns, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety. Number four, it compromises your quality of life. Taking all of the things we've talked about into account, it should come as no surprise then that many researchers have found that the experience of childhood emotional abuse is associated with poorer quality of life. Thankfully, many studies have also highlighted that a lot of victims of abuse can and do recover, thriving later in life, despite their adverse childhood experiences. The trouble is most of them, unfortunately, have to struggle to get there. Number five, it puts you at higher risk of mental health problems. Last but certainly not least, childhood emotional abuse can continue to haunt us even years afterwards by putting us at higher risk of developing certain mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. All forms of child abuse have also been found to be strongly correlated with PTSD, substance abuse and suicide. If you are struggling with your experiences of childhood emotional abuse, know that help is available. The best thing you can do for yourself is to reach out to a mental health care professional today and begin healing from the pain of your past. Consider this the first day of your journey towards mental wellness, recovery and self-discovery. What's one way you will no longer let your childhood emotional abuse affect you?


Appalachian wireless makes it easy and affordable to tech the halls through Black Friday get an iPhone 13 128 gig per only a penny would trade in on a two-year contract on to make some match for unlimited plan plus no activation fee we are you we are Appalachian wireless. The Vergy Baptist Church will be hosting their second annual walk through Bethlehem on December 1 and 2 throughout the night visitors can attend to hear the story of Christmas as well as performances from the choir. Mountain Top News spoke with Vergy Baptist Church pastor Thomas Reed to learn more. Yes, on December 1 and December 2 between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. we are going to have a walk through Bethlehem here at Vergy Baptist Church located at 365 Highway 610 West. We're going to have different scenarios set up with different actors and live entertainment and live animals and just to just to portray the story of Christmas to the community and the surrounding areas. The church is planning to expand this year's walk through in more ways than one. The community welcomes anyone who wants to join. Last year we only did a presentation on Friday and 100 plus people came through. So this year we gather together and we decided that we want to make this a two day event Friday and Saturday. So we're hoping for a greater turnout this year and with the advertisement and promotion to be able to get the word out. When we did it last year 80% of the church participated and that's a great turnout for the church here and we're still looking to incorporate the body of Christ here at Vergy Baptist Church. Just want to encourage them to come out and encourage the community to come out too and just to experience this with us. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Nick Column.


Abiotic stress conditions greatly affect plant growth and development, ultimately impacting crop yield and agricultural sustainability. Plant cells produce reactive oxygen species, ROS, during various processes associated with abiotic stress, which can induce oxidative stress if not properly detoxified by enzymatic and non-enzymatic antioxidant defense systems. Recent research has shown the harmful effects of ROS on plant growth and development, as well as the molecular crosstalk between ROS and other important signal molecules such as reactive nitrogen, sulfur, and carbonyl species. State-of-the-art molecular approaches have also been discussed for improving plant antioxidant defense during acclamation to abiotic stresses. This article was authored by Mirza Hassanizaman, M. H. Amboranadan-Buyan, Faisal Zulfikar, and others.


See these five questions we are going to see, yeah. Question number 40. Question number 40 you see, the critical temperature of water is higher than that of O2 because the H2O molecule has these options are given. No, no, not 0.821, it should be SI, so it should be 8.314. So what is the value of formula of critical temperature? 8A by 27RB, correct, yeah. So H2O molecule you see, we know H2O dipole moment of H2O, H2O is a polar molecule, dipole moment is not equals to zero, but for O2 the dipole moment is zero, it is non-polar. So the value of A, we know the value of A for H2O molecule is greater than to that of O2. That's the one thing, okay. And it is given in the question that the critical temperature of water is higher than to that of O2 because of H2O. Obviously if A is more of H2O, then its critical temperature will also be more. That is why because water is polar, polar means what? It has dipole moment, hence the answer for options of question number 40 is D, yeah. This is the answer we have. Question number 41, the pressure exerted by one mole of CO2 is given assuming that the volume occupied by CO2 molecule is negligible, since it is given that the volume occupied by CO2 molecule is negligible. So we know B is for the volume of gaseous molecule, so B is zero given in this question. You need to find out A, that is the Van der Waal constant for attraction. So we know the Van der Waal equation, P plus A by V square for one mole into V minus B is equals to RT, B is zero. So this expression becomes P plus A by V square into V is equals to RT. And when you solve this, you will get V square into B plus, sorry I will write down first this thing, minus R into T into V plus A equals to zero. So we will get this quadratic. So when you solve this, you will get V is equals to minus B, that is RT plus minus B square minus four AC, so four into A into P root over of it divided by two A, that is two P. Now what we need to do here, since it is given that pressure and temperature is given, so for a given pressure and temperature, volume must be constant, so it must have one unique value. For unique value of V, this must be equals to zero plus minus term, this must be equals to zero. So from this, what we get A is equals to R is square T square by four P. The value of R is eight point, okay. Here, fine, fine, okay. For second one, you were talking about Cauchy, okay, my bad Cauchy. For the second one, it's fine, 0.821 because pressure we have, no, atmospheric only will take. In this question, question number 42 will take R, SI value, okay, 8.0, 0.821 only will take. Because pressure we have in atmospheric, correct. So R is 0.821 here into T square is given, 273 square divided by four times P is 34.98. See the pressure is given in ATMs, so obviously we have to take literate M per mole per unit, okay. So when you solve this, you'll get the value of A. And the value of A you will get here is 3.6, around 3.6 you will get, 3.59. So which option is correct? Option A, this is correct here. Question number 42, relative humidity of air is 60 degrees, air is 60 degrees, and the saturation vapor pressure of water in air is 3.6 kilopascal, okay. The amount of water vapor present in 2 liter of air at 300 Kelvin, okay. So pressure is given, pressure is 3.6. Yeah, you can take that 60% right. So pressure is 3.6 into 10 to the power minus 3 Pascal, okay. Volume is given, volume is 2 liter, 2 into 10 to the power 3, sorry, minus 3 meter cube, and temperature is 300 Kelvin given in the question. We'll find out the mass of water from PV is equals to NRT. Mass of water would be, mass of H2O would be P into V into molecular mass divided by R into T. All the value will substitute 3.6 10 to the power minus 3, 2 into 10 to the power minus 3 into 18 divided by 8.314 Si unit into 300, okay. When you solve this, the mass you will get around 52 gram, okay. Relative humidity is given, R H is 60 degree, that is 60% is the limit, relative humidity we have. So this is the mass of water. So the amount of H2O we have here in this sample, the amount of H2O is 52.6, 60 by 100. That is 31.2 gram. Which one, mother? Correct, yeah, yeah. In question number 41C, the pressure and temperature is constant, correct. It's given. So for a given PNT, we must have one value of volume. We cannot have multiple value of volume, right? For a given pressure and temperature. If volume has one unique value, it must be possible when the plus minus term would be equals to zero. And that is what the condition I have taken, correct. So question number 42, the answer is this. 43, what is the answer? 3 by 2 molar mixture of this and this means what in the question it is given. Molar mixture of number of moles of N2 by number of moles of CO is equals to 3 by 2 given in the question. At 500 pressure due to hole in the vessel, the gas leaks out. So it would be what molecular mass of CO divided by molecular mass of N2, root over of it into the pressure of CO. We have N2 here and also it will be the pressure of N2 divided by the pressure of CO. Okay. We need to find out what the composition mixture of effusion of this. Okay. So we have this number of moles three by two. So if the 500 bar is the total pressure and the ratio of number of moles is three by two, it means pressure of N2 would be 300 because three by two we have and pressure of CO will be 200. So N of N2 by N of CO is equals to molecular mass of CO is what? What is the molecular mass of CO? 28. That divided by 28 root over of it into 300 by 200. That is three by two we get. N2 by CO is three by two. So NCO by N2 is two by three. Option D is correct here. Option D is 44. The number of N2 molecules present in one liter vessel at NTP when the compressibility factor is this. Okay. Z value is given. So Z is equals to we can write PV is equals to NRT, PV by NRT. So you'll find out number of moles and then you'll get the number of molecules. So number of moles equals to what we get PV by ZRT. And the value you will substitute because everything is given NTP, the temperature would be 273. So this value, the number of moles you'll get 0.037. So number of molecules would be what? Number of moles into NA, that is N into NA, which is 2.23 into 10 to the power 22. Option B is correct here. Any doubt in this? Okay. Fine guys. So for hydrogen, you can know solve all the questions of center module. Center module you must solve. Okay. NCRT you must go through once for hydrogen. Yeah, I'll share the class note. Okay. I'll share. Okay. Thank you so much. Take care. Bye.


Ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. My name is Qianwei from Beijing. It's great to be one of my great friends on the stage with all of you. Thank you for coming to today's session, insight with Yao Chen. The whole session is likely to be in Chinese for our conversation. But at the very beginning I would use English just to briefly introduce the content of our session and also Yao Chen, who is sitting here with me. Well, she has many titles. There are 78 million Chinese followers of her on Chinese social media. Meanwhile, she starred in various TV series and movies, which has won viewership of millions, hundreds of millions in China. But these are not necessarily all about her. One part of her life recently over the past six years has a lot to do with the refugee situation in the world. She's been to many parts of the world to look at the situation of the refugees and she's also been very passionately promoting the cause of protection of the refugees, not only in China, but also in the international community. So I'm very honored. I'm very honored to be with the Goodwill Ambassador of UNHCR, Yao Chen, to ask her to talk about her story and what she learned from refugees. This session, in order to give you a general idea of what Miss Yao has been doing over the past few years, let's take a look at a piece of short video. Let's pause the video now. Thank you. I just want to tell you a story of desperation and sadness, but also of hope after disaster. There are beginnings and endings of more than 40 million in the world. We expect to hear from you so that we can share this story. I just want to tell you a story of desperation and sadness, but also of hope after disaster. There are beginnings and endings so that we can share this story. How cute was that boy? That child was so cute at the end of it. Today, Yao Chen. Well, today, this is my third time that I participate in three one-day talks on refugees. This morning, Christine Lacar talked about it from the IMF's point of view. This morning, Dr. Schwab talked about refugees with the President of Germany. So today, and right now, we would like to hear from the point of view of a woman from China and also from the point of view of the Goodwill Ambassador of UNHCR. You still remember the shots we saw in the video? Well, it was 2004. We were visiting a refugee camp in Syria. It was a trailer of the documentary. Right. It was refugees in Lebanon, but they were Syrians. How can I talk about this? Refugees are a group that are made up of individuals. I'm an individual myself, and I think every year, my visits are individual to individuals. Indeed, people are watching the issue of refugees. This is the biggest crisis we face now in the world. You've been to Lebanon.  That was a child too. Do you remember what it was like at the time? Where did they come from? And did you talk to their parents? What did they say to you about their story? And how did those stories make you feel? Well, what struck me most of all of these visits is children, because we all think that children are the future of a country. They have these innocent eyes looking at you with kindness. They smiled. It was impossible to imagine that these were children from war, and they were refugees themselves. We captured many images with children. In all their eyes, I saw hope. But when you talked to them, their childhood was practically ruined by war. In the video earlier, there was a girl by the name of Laura. I recall our visit to her. She was very timid. She was hiding behind her mother, but she smiled at us all the time.  Then she changed. She became an introvert even at night. She would wake up shouting yelling from her dreams. She was very scared. Hearing that, I felt heartbroken. She was going to be a happy young girl. She should have been worried free, but war left such wounds. Indeed, in media, we often hear similar stories. There seems to be a commonality between them. In other words, there's something common between them. These are real events taking place on individuals. It's a very different form telling a story afterwards because those things change their lives. Children, particularly the three-year-old child on that beach, when that child died, I think that was the image that moved the world. But the question is, how do we change that? We have sympathy, but then how do we introduce change? I know you talked to some of the refugees in Lebanon. Where did they live? What was it like? When you were visiting them, how did they talk to you about how they felt? Did they say they wanted to go home? Last year, because of security and also UNHCR, our staff needed to deal with about 20 million refugees every day. They were under a lot of pressure. They were not able to accompany us every day on our visits, and therefore the arrangement was for us to visit some of the refugees that had been settled around cities. Although it was a settlement in name, but their shelter was practically like just a shelter indeed. There weren't even windows installed. That was how they lived. But to them, it was already very good. At least there was no immediate threat to their lives. Did you have a chance to chat to them? Indeed, we talked quite a lot to them. Was there anyone that struck you as a particular? Well, including Laura that I was telling you about, because she was very afraid.  So I drew a little cat. I said, this is my cat. The name is Barton, and this cat will protect you so that you don't need to be afraid anymore. I'm sure she would not want to wash her hand because she wanted to keep the cat. Well, the saddest thing is whenever we visit, it seems that we are bringing hopes to them and their expectation. I feel that it's just so heavy on my shoulder. For example, after our visit to Laura's family, as we were leaving, Laura was just following us. After we reached the bottom of the stairs, we realised that she had been with us all along. She just looked at us, I could see tears in her eyes. So I had another photo taken with her. I held her hands and I said to her, I hope we'll be happy one day and be able to return to your home. Did she want to go home? Yes, very much so. In my recollection, no refugee said they didn't want to return home. Also, Syrian refugees are in Lebanon. I remember meeting this mother. She was pregnant. She was about to give birth to the sixth child. Five of them ran away with her during war.  It was just over a month old. And in the shelter they were in, she went to work and it rained. There was a short circuit. The shelter caught fire and the baby died in the fire.  She looked firm, calm, as if she was talking about the past. Perhaps war has wounded hearts already so deeply. Well, in Syria, in history, we've heard about goodwill ambassadors, for example, Angelina Jolie. Oh, she's still there. Well, as ambassadors, you come from culture, society and economy very different from the refugees. Perhaps to some extent, those differences will have an impact on how you see refugees and how to resolve the problems. So I'd just like to ask you about that. You've come from Fujian province of China and after some time, I think, well, Fujian province is in the south of China, relatively, it's quite a well-off province. And then you went to Beijing to learn folk dance of China. Then you went to the Beijing Film Academy, the famous one in China, and then you became a big star of film and TV in China. Many people think, so what is the connection between you and refugees then? In other words, this empathy, is it just limited to telling a story? To what extent are we able to change their fate? I think these are the questions many people will have. Well, in films, I play the roles of a refugee, well, immigrant, but I had no idea of what a refugee was. Yeah, migrant, immigrant, they're different from refugees indeed. Refugees were forced out of their home. Since I started as an ambassador, it's been six years nearly, six years ago when they phoned us, asking me to consider becoming their spokesperson. We had no clue at all, really, about refugees. Other than what we saw on TV, about refugees in Africa, we thought refugees were the result of famine. During the first year, I visited Manila, Philippines. We visited the refugees in cities. They were known as invisible people. Even then, I had only a half-hearted understanding, but I was deeply touched already. I came into a world that I had known nothing about. During subsequent visits, possibly about three to four years ago, I was even considering quitting, because in China, it was difficult to talk about the issue of refugees within China. Each year, I ask myself, what else can I do for them? I feel I've done very little, little, very little for them. But there is one thing that I must accept. After visits each year, I've received more strength from them than I have given them. Well, this is something interesting. You've mentioned that in China, if you want to talk about refugee issues and conduct discussions, it's difficult, because it's not one of the priorities in China. But of course, in recent history, China used to have refugees because of war, etc. But in the last few decades, we've not seen anything like that now. So when you talk to people about your visits to refugee camps, and when you are talking about a nation completely different from China, when you hope your Chinese friends to work together with you to change the fate of the refugees, I suppose you'll probably get this question from many. Why is it that you are bothered? There are so many things in China to do. China at least thinks that it's a developing country, and there are people in poverty in China. There are issues like migrant workers, so you mentioned migrants. So when you are talking to people about these stories about refugees, do you think people understand in China? Some do. Some not really. In fact, today, I read something written by the press officer who initially contacted me many years ago. He is now working in Turkey. He said in his note that Yao Chen received many negative comments on behalf of UNHCR because the challenge was there are so many people who are still hungry in China. Why do you spend your time working in other countries? Of course people, poor people in China, need help, but there are many people working to help them, including me. But to go outside China to work for those refugees, that's not a large number of people. Well, I haven't spoken to you very much. Prior to this session I was talking to you. I mentioned one of my friends has said that your spring has come in brackets, because people now do watch the issue of refugees, particularly in Iraq and in Syria. Even when I chair TV programs, two to three days each week we'll be talking about refugees. So this means that there's a much higher degree of awareness. And you said also people are more aware now. At the same time, it makes you feel rather sad, although people are watching, but it's sad because it's a crisis. Indeed, I wish there were no refugees. Refugees mean there's war somewhere in the world. Of course we really hope that everyone lives happily in their own company. I wish I was not having to do this one day. That would be a very nice, great vision. Can you tell us how does UNCR work together with you and the refugees? What have you done so far? Well, basically the main thing is visits each year. Nothing changes that. This year we'll be going to Pakistan to visit refugees from Afghanistan. So I was a little bit hesitant, not for my own sake, but people that come with me each year are all volunteers. They have their own jobs, happy families. They're usually six to seven people. Are they all Chinese? Yes, they are. Some of them are journalists or people that work with me or friends. This year I was rather hesitant. Twice I said to my team this year it was going to be rather special. I hoped that you would all think about it. You could say no now. But the interesting thing is that I send these messages out twice, but I had no response. So I'm very touched. I feel, indeed, I feel the pressure because this is like you are going with several lives in your hands because they didn't respond to my request, therefore they were all coming. Well, when you publicise these stories on Sina MicroBlock, we've got 78 million people following you. What do they comment? Well, those comments change over time too. The first year it was mostly negative, questioning me, saying about the same thing. We have so many refugees in China. Why don't you work in China? Why do you need to do other people? Well, not refugees. There's just people in China that need help. Well, at the time people didn't see the difference between refugees and people need help. So we often replied to these postings and comments one by one to tell them what's the difference between refugees and people that need the help. Gradually, I think starting from our visit to Africa, that was quite a turning point. I started to notice that the comments changed. About half of the people were questioning me. The other half were encouraging me. Some even helped me to respond to those people that didn't understand the issue of the refugee. That change was a great surprise to us. Well, just to tell you, Weibo is rather like a Facebook in China. The year before, we did some work on Baidu's search engine. We saw UNHCE ranked number four in the top 100 search words. This was unimaginable before then. Our team and the UNHCR people were really happy. They said they found the right person to do the job. Prior to this, in China, nobody thought about the issue of refugees. Nobody wanted to know really. I think this is a transition for you too. In the work you did before, you were martial artist in a comedy because you were quite a lot of this fighting for justice. Then it was a TV soap. It was undercover, a Communist Party member, how to collect intelligence, all the rest of it. Now those images are very different from the person you are now, looking after refugees. People need to see you differently, seeing you from the screen down to the reality. Well, indeed, since you talked about it, well, there is some threat there. When I was young, I wanted to be a policewoman. In my bone, perhaps in my blood, I always wanted to do something for other people. I always feel that I can't stand injustice, and that part of me, perhaps, came across from time to time in Weibo. So sometimes, although it looks like coincidence, but very often it is actually a choice you made subconsciously. I think you are rather like me, perhaps. So every day we watch refugees, whether it's media in China, or when we travel around the world, we come across a lot of things about refugees. So I'm just wondering now, as the Goodwill Ambassador of UNHCR, you are talking and working with people that think about this on a daily basis, and also those people who live and work with refugees. When you see the news, how do you feel? Well, I have several angles here. Number one, from the point of view of a Goodwill Ambassador. Secondly, from the point of view of a woman. And thirdly, from the point of view of an artist. Because the artists are usually quite exposed to emotional impact. A lot of goodness in there. So there are different angles here. Today, what's happening to refugees? What does that mean to you in all these three ways? Well, I used to think these things were very far away from me, but each year, each visit makes me feel that I'm closer to them. They are flesh and blood just like me. They have their own stories. They used to have their own lives. They would like to have what you often have. Oh, they have worries too. But all these things are ruined by war. I think visits in the last couple of years have really made me feel how they feel. Coming back from Lebanon, I had a dream in the afternoon. In my dream, I went down to the supermarket downstairs. Upon my return, you often buy things from the supermarket downstairs. Oh, really? Well, this is a big news it's going to be to your fans. Well, okay, just a joke. So when I returned, I found that my home was bombed to pieces. It was just a sunny afternoon. It was smoke everywhere. And there were helicopters in the sky. There were running, scattering. And I was pushed forward by the crowds. I didn't know where my family members were. And we hid ourselves in the ruins. We were hungry. We were thirsty. And there I really missed my home, my family. And the great life of green grass and sun and children. So I started crying and I woke up crying. I thought it was just a dream. Then I immediately thought that was exactly what those refugees had gone through. So I cried even more. That was when you felt rather powerless. After visiting Afghan refugees in Pakistan, we visited a school, met many children. We shouldn't just feel powerless. We need to find a solution. Perhaps they do already. Yeah. This time I feel deeply touched because at several schools I asked those children, what do you want to do when you grow up? I was very surprised. Many of them had the same answer. They wanted to be in the military, whether it was a boy or a girl, only this small or that big. They wanted to be a policeman? No, I don't think it's the same idea. I asked a local teacher, Akhila. She's the winner of a Nathan refugee prize. I asked her why. She said the situation in Afghanistan is such that it's been more than 35 years. The longest lasting refugee issue. Pakistan is not stable. So in the heart of these children, being a soldier, you'll be able to defend your country and to resolve all problems and to stop war, to protect families. Indeed. They said that every day they were talking about war, every day. Children asked teachers every day, why are we here? Why are we so poor? Why do we not have anything? Why can't our country be as beautiful as what we see on TV? Why can't we return to our home? They asked the same question every day. What was the answer from teachers? The teacher said, we need to learn knowledge. Because in their eye, knowledge is more powerful than weapons. On that, I can't help wanting to talk about Akhila during our visit in Pakistan. She had my respect. I consider her as a friend. I can feel the connection between us. She said, when a country is invaded, education is the first to go because education is the future of this country. So to her, she very much hoped that children in Afghanistan would receive education. That was how they would be able to rebuild their country. Akhila is a great woman. She's a refugee herself. More than 20 years ago, she and her husband and family ran from Afghanistan to Pakistan. She used to be from a middle-class family. She used to be a teacher. Now, she's penniless. Her life depended on grants from the local government and aids from UNHCR. One day, she saw many girls playing, doing nothing. So she asked them, why aren't you at school? The girls said, no one ever said to us we could go to school because in Afghanistan, in some tribes, they were very conservative. Women for centuries had no education. Akhila changed that.  Today, she's taught more than a thousand girls because girls married early in Afghanistan and they have their children and these girls sent their children to Akhila school. It's great, isn't it? Yes, absolutely. Indeed, she's nominated as international teacher of the year. I can feel that you're almost a sister. You talk about her more fluently than you do yourself. Well, we have very limited time today and our topic is very extensive. It's about refugees. In fact, they are all one of ours. I know it's not just in Asia but also in Europe, in America, there are similar debates. How should we deal with this? What's the relationship between us and refugees and our values and reality? How do we balance the two? What can the government do? People of the country, how do they protect their lives at the same time, reaching out to the refugees? These are all the things we are thinking about. We hope Yao Cheng's stories have helped us think and help us to understand refugees more. So we thank Yao Cheng for sharing the stories with us. Thank you very much.


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In 2009, a user on Reddit submitted a post honoring their friend Milo who had just passed away. Both Milo and this user were connected to a mysterious photo-hosting website. Curious Internet Flues started to dig deeper into this strange site where they uncovered a globe-spanning web of intrigue and military conspiracy. Today, we will be discussing the mysterious website known as Lake City Quiet Pills. This is the red web. So let's start at the very beginning. We have the user named Religion of Peace. This user claimed to have military experience in security operations. He claimed to have served during World War II, and most notably on D-Day. This goes all the way back, June 6, 1944. This is a long time that this man has been around. He's claiming to have been 79 years old, and so notably he's got a domain site that he likes to link to called LakeCityQuietPills.com. He kind of went inactive. And on the very same day that he went inactive, on July 17, 2009, another user made a post. This user was named 2-6, we'll just call him 2-6, and the title of the post was The End of Religion of Peace. He died today. And then within that post he identifies Religion of Peace as a man named Milo, and he goes on to talk about how miserable, mean, and lonely this guy was, how he had very little belongings that were all being donated. And beyond that, he also claims to have hosted that old guy's image host over at LakeCityQuietPills.com. So now we have a direct connection, somebody who knows this character in person, and of course, as usual when something mysterious shows up, Reddit decides to dig a little deeper. So if you go to the website now, it says that the IP address cannot be resolved, can't be found, it's nowhere to be seen. But then someone decided to look a little closer, and within the HTML code of the website seem to be these hidden messages in the source code, and there's what appears to be job listings. Now I'll read out one of these verbatim. It says, immediate need, 8 to 10 Chinese slash Korean, fluent Korean, dialect accent, details after contact, 12-week half-pay sequester on refusal. They feel very much like someone seeking military contractors, mercenary work of some sort. So as people started to dig deeper into this website, they found more messages. And there's one dated on 17 July 2009, which as you might remember, is the same day that 2-6 posted about Religion of Peace's death on Reddit. And that message says, I'm sorry to tell you that old Milo died yesterday. He went quiet and calm, not like we all figured.  No services or nothing, you know Milo. So hoist a few for the old man, remember what he said, keep the faith with the man who's got your back. And there are more posts that happened throughout the rest of the year. On September 30th, 2009, there's a new post that says, for those who have asked, I bricked Milo's iron key the same day, all as well. For those of you who might not be aware, an iron key is actually an encrypted USB storage device. So it could be a key to something or it could be holding secure footage. The only people that know about these posts as they're being made are these mysterious users of the website. And now we start to get into what really kicks everything out of control. And so now we're into January of 2010. And they're talking about having a birthday party for the old man. On the 19th, the party starts at 1500. As usual, send your RSVP to shade the day before the event. It's the eve of the birthday party details. Another message comes through. They're planning the birthday party and he says, we've got 38 rooms in the Marriott on 46. It has the key cards for locals. You pick them up at the party. 38 rooms. 38 rooms. That is insane. That is a lot of people. So here's this. They say, give your travel name to the desk and that's it. There's no ID needed since we're covering the bill. Keep the room service under 500 and the phones are not secure. And this is all, again, still posted through the seeker forums of this website. Right. They're all on the back end. The redditors start to come into play. A couple of very astute users started to look at the dates of these posts and tried to line things up. And that's where we come to January 19th, 2010. The same day that we're talking about Milo's birthday party, the same day that a very complex assassination took place at a hotel in Dubai. And that was the assassination of Mahmoud Almabou. For those who don't know who that is, Almabou co-founded the military wing of Hamas and Hamas, it's classified as a terrorist organization among many countries and many continents. Looking into this assassination, he could be seen to be traveling alone. His movement was tracked on various security cameras. And through the cameras, we can see that his path crossed with many individuals, leading us to have at least 29 suspects on this case involved with his assassination. 26 of whom had passports with that were either forged or stolen from various European countries. And essentially what these cameras show is that these suspects waited for Almabou to leave his room, go about his business in Dubai, whatever that might be. They gained access to his room and then they waited for his return to execute the hit. And what's fascinating here is that the date and the time of both this assassination and Milo's supposed birthday party line up exactly. God! Even further and we're still going. What? It turns out that several of these suspects were given credit cards that were traced back to an area known as Storm Lake, Iowa, which is a 50 minute drive one county over from Lake City, which is the namesake for the website Lake City Quiet Pills. We've only just scratched the surface with Lake City Quiet Pills. If you want all the extra information and all the theories, check out red web wherever you get podcasts.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Panini Honors Football. It's really nice stuff. Five box, random team break number nine. Eight and nine are from the same case. So we have those marked nine right there. So you know they're all from the same case. There's three boxes. Here's the fourth and fifth box. A very big thank you to this group of people. Thanks to the people who bought their spots straight up. Congrats again to the winners of those spots. Thanks for joining those fillers. All 32 teams are in. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. For the, or eight the hard way, four and a four. Eight times for names and teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. Got Brad down to David. Four and a four, heart eight. Eight the hard way for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. After eight we've got the Miami Dolphins down to the Fly Eagles Fly. We were at the national last week in Chicago, which was a lot of fun. While we were loading out all of our stuff, there's a big warehouse area in the back. Just in the back of the convention center, like a loading dock area and whatnot. Where they do a lot of autograph signing, tri-star sets up all the different helmets and everything and you guys are signing. And we went by Michael Irvin. And of course the boss man right here, the boss man was a big Eagles fan. Yelled at Michael Irvin, Fly Eagles Fly. Michael Irvin didn't say anything. Brad with the Dolphins, Ben with the Panthers. Aaron with the Texans. Sean with the Washington football team and the Chargers. Brad with the Browns, Broncos and Packers. Bennett with the Cowboys. Colin with the Jags. Brad with the Ravens, Bills, Steelers and Cardinals. Brandon with the Chiefs. Bennett with the Rams. Andrew with the Bears. Daria with the Colts. Ben with the Vikings. Brad with the Titans. Sean O with the Buccaneers. Matt Arnold with the Niners. Brad with the Saints. Daniel with the Falcons. Yancy with the Giants. Jackson with the Seahawks. Colin with the Lions. Brad with the Patriots. Calvin with the Bangles. Brad with the Raiders. My Raiders. Lucas with the Jets and David with the Fly Eagles Fly. Rick's on. And he was looking all, yeah, he was actually. Let's sort this by column B by team. Still has that distinctive voice though. Heard him from a mile away. All right, any trades? We're gonna pause the video actually. We're gonna pause the video, see if there's any trades. When we come back, we'll have the break itself. Stick around, BRB. All right, welcome back folks. A tiny bit of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done here on a Monday. August already, August 2nd. Big thanks everybody here for getting into the action. I appreciate it. Let's see what's inside. So let's get those two encased cards right there. Let's do this first. You know, one of our regulars who met at the National, Steve Locke, was saying that a lot of these cards here, especially like the rookies and especially like the top names, they're actually, there's only 70, they're all numbered, right? They're only 70 base cards of these. The value of these, these rookie cards especially. It's a lot better than one would think. At least according to national prices. Niners, that'll be for Matt Arnold, and there's Lamar Jackson. So a lot of these cards are pretty short printed. That's out of 20. Let's see right there. 17 out of 20, that'll be for Baltimore, that'll be for Brad. Arthur Sears, what's going on? How are you? All right, first one off the top is Trayvon Diggs, Defan's brother. Rookie autograph for Dallas Bennett, with the boys, three out of 25. And back here is Lavar Arrington, one of one, a lot of train whistles in these breaks here, from Impeccable Football, Indelible Inc. Nice, for the Washington football team, that's gonna be for Sean O. And Sean, we have a, and everybody, we've got a case of Impeccable Football that was part of that national promo. It's coming back from the Chicago later this week. Let's fill that up, let's knock that out. You'll be part of the big national promo, that's still going on. Sean, all aboard, the big hit express, whoop whoop. That's where the spot that he won in the filler too. Redemption, CD Land for the boys, 22 out of 70 for Bennett and the Cowboys. And the other card is Chase Young, nice. That is five out of five, Chase Young. Sean, all aboard, the big hit express, whoop whoop. The redemption is CD Land. 2002 honors rookie signatures, CD Land, for the Dallas Cowboys. And that'll go to Bennett. I guess you get a free one-touch too, you just have to pop that open to redeem that. All right, down here is a cat team. Wow, Barry Sanders, one of one. You can see the hand number right there. There's his autograph right up front. That's awesome. Lions, Colin McArthur bought a spot straight up, got randomized to Lions, got a little cat team mojo with the Barry Sanders. All aboard, whoop whoop. Why did they encase a redemption? So the weight won't be thrown off of the boxes. Because then you can, people could weigh boxes and then they could be like, oh, that one has a redemption. Jordan Love, rookie card, out of 10. Brad with Green Bay. Ooh, nice Justin Herbert rookie. That'll be for, for Sean and the Chargers, Sean O'Leary. And that is three out of 25. We got a graded card up here. Let's do this card first, which is also a redemption. And it's Chase Young, 2004 honors rookie signatures, blue parallel, and that's for Sean and the Washington football team. What do we have here? We've got, wow, a graded card and it's a dual autograph from Daenerys Playoff. On the left side, Adrian Peterson and on the right side, Marshawn Lynch from 2007 National Treasures. Ooh, nine out of nine, nine.  That's a really cool dual autograph and that is 28 out of 30. That's awesome. So we'll have to go to the checklist on this to see, I mean, they're probably their original teams. If it's back in 2007, I don't know if group rate checklist goes back as far as 2007. Let's see, actually they do. You know, they got 2007 exquisite. I mean, this has got to be Seahawks in 2000. When was Marshawn Lynch drafted? He was drafted in 2007. That would actually be Bills. Forgot about Marshawn Lynch being on the Bills. And then Adrian Peterson has to be Vikings back in 2008. He was also drafted in 2007 Vikings. All right, Bills Vikings randomizer on that one. So Buffalo Bills, Brad and Vikings, Ben. So we'll do that randomizer at the end of the break. One happy person, one sad person. Next box. Oh, we got a nice card coming up. Here's first of all, here's Teddy Bridgewater to 15. Ben with Carolina. Then there's Brandon Iac for the Niners, Matt Arnold. That's the 25. And the first encased card in this box, Justin Herbert. That's Sean O'Leary, won the spot in a filler, got randomized, the Chargers gets the Justin Herbert autograph. One of one. Sean O'Leary. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! And over here, six out of nine. Nice. Kenny G. Rookie Roundup autograph. Cat team mojo, Colin. Sean O'Leary just hit that, that's right. Right. One of one and I heard Sean and I didn't know what he said. Yep, yep. Justin Herbert. Buy a lot or take a Sean O'Leary. Share some of that with, you could be an investor at Jaspies. Jake from State Farm. Brad with the bills. 48 out of 70. DeSean Watson. Texans. That's for Aaron W. 25. Another redemption is. It's Brandon Iac. Nice. 2002 honors rookie signatures. Brandon Iac for the San Francisco 49ers. Matt Arnold. Saw Matt Arnold at the Nationals. Good to see him. Goes to the 49ers. Set this over here.  Wow, another Barry Sanders. Kinda hard to see his autograph amongst all the sparkliness right there, but there it is. You can see it right out his waist. Nice Barry Sanders. And the numbering on the bottom. That's two out of three. Wow.  Poor Barry Sanders' hands. That's awesome. Another big cat for Colin. Colin. All aboard. Nice. What a break. I did not see any more honors in the big hit garden that we can harvest, but keep an eye on Jaspy's casebreaks.com. You never know when we're going to get there. Oh, I guess it wasn't an auto, right? That's the buy-back card. You're right, Ben. For a second, I was like, did he sign 5,000 of these? No. He signed three of these. Imagine if he had to. That would not be good. All right, all right, all right. Good call, Ben. Still jet lagged. Slow on the uptake today. All right, so the 2007 National Treasures card, Adrian Peterson, these are their rookie years, Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it one and a three, four times. Name on top, or team on top, we'll get it. One, two, three, and a one, fourth and final time. After four times, stays with Minnesota after four, and that's gonna be for Ben, with a spot that he won. Gets the 9-9 dual autograph, Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch from 2007 National Treasures. He won that spot too. Is this hand numbered somewhere? No, it doesn't look like it. This must be a buy-back then, a proper buy-back. Yeah, it's gotta be. All right, there you go. Congrats to Ben. Yes, oh, for all show you. There it is, the Justin Herbert one-of-one rookie auto from Honors Football. And ladies and gentlemen, that was 2020 Panini Honors Football, five-box Ram Team Break, number nine from jasphyscasebrakes.com. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


For the first time in my lifetime, I forgot my problems. You guys know why? Because I woke up on an island. Why wouldn't I forget my problems knowing that my body, soul and spirit are immersed in nature? Can you hear the sound of the ocean waves? Can you all feel the breeze of the ocean? Can you hear the chirping birds? Listen carefully. The breeze in here is so good to the standard that even the trees in here are so happy that they keep on wiggling and jiggling just to praise God. Why do I say so? Don't tell me you're not going to forget your problems with this view. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Lumu. This is an eco resort located in the western region. It has a peninsula which, during the high tides, it closes up and makes the whole peninsula look like an island. And that peninsula is also housing four buildings, which is chalice, two chalice and two villas, all with a private swimming pool and then a personalized battler service which is offered on that peninsula. And now in Ghana, we normally call it an island. It's very iconic and it is an experience worth having. Today is one of the happiest day in my life. You know why? Because I found peace. I mean, peace is underrated. And this is what this resort gives me. It gives me peace that I'm looking for. You know, when you're looking for peace, you need to look peace within you and around you. And this is what I have today. My goodness, I feel like I have five words to describe this place. It's so peaceful, serene, exquisite. Listen, got a touch of luxury. And finally, this place is so therapeutic. I'm so excited to be seeing you all again. And I want to welcome you all back to the YouTube channel. And I know and believe that we all can't turn a blind eye for the fact that I have been away for a month. It's actually not a month. It's been two months offline. I was so excited for the new year and I had so much plans for you all. Everything was going on perfectly fine until I got hit by a storm. The storm was so heavy that my ankle almost drift. But I have an ankle that keeps the soul. So I had to pause, rest, refresh and rest up. Did you miss me? Was my absent of this YouTube street really felt? Am I still your favorite content creator? I'm so excited to be back again. Please like this video and let them know that our annoying village boy is back. And we're back for good. What is going through my mind right now, I feel like buying one of the challenge to become my private home. You know, we got five chalets on the island and every private chalet got its own pool. Listen, what even blows my mind to the extent that some of the rooms you could see rocks like this in there. It means they built around the rocks the trees. None of the trees were cut down. That's incredible. It's more like eco-friendly protected nature. Let it nature take care of you. Why you take care of it? And this is my region. And I want to tell you that this is the exact same way the insumers built their house. So whatever architecture that you see were built by the locals from the place. And I can testify because I am from here. My goodness, waking up on an island and an island filled with greens.  I mean, greens and blues makes the perfect combination. My goodness, I love this place. I keep on telling you that Africa is the garden of Eden. God took his time to create Africa for Africans. And it's about time Africans cherish it, especially the men.  I keep on saying it. You can't find this anywhere. I don't know why most Africans spend most of their money to go to Bali whilst they can come to Aksim, the western region of Ghana to enjoy without buying flight tickets. When you come here and spend time here, you are empowering the locals around here because everybody that works in here is from here. A big runner for plots for the owner of this place and the fact that it's owned by Ghana. A round of applause, man. But hey, I didn't come here alone. I came here with my brother and my two trainers. This is more like me thanking them for transforming me from that to what you're seeing right now. A round of applause to them. So I just want to say thank you. So they are actually living their best life. My skin is already growing now. You know, this place is so serene and peaceful and luxurious all at the same time. Their views in every direction. So I couldn't be happier. In the journey here, you know, we work out. So I actually trained a client before coming so I was really stressed. The first thing I did when we got here was jumping the pool. What did that? Took my bath. And the bath is amazing. So I, you know, I was a little extra. So I took my bath. I had rose petals in the whole night. And the breakfast. And the breakfast, yeah. How was it? This is not your regular Ghanaian breakfast. Because it's good. The weed is sour. It's not too coarse milk. But my question is, how is the place in general for you guys? Can I tell you, I've been to resort all over the world Switzerland, Italy, Croatia. This marvel. Why do you say so? I mean, listen. I don't know if, you know, the people can hear but just the ocean, the breeze, the sound of the ocean. I mean, it's Ghana. The weather is absolutely beautiful all the time. And amazing.  And the staff, it's so nice. Incredible. For the first time working out and just with the breeze, hardly we will sweat because it's quite natural. Because of the airflow. It's amazing. And have you guys noticed one unique thing about this place? The fact that you can actually open your door and enjoy the breeze whilst you sleep. Did you guys do that last night? Oh, that's what we did. Well, let me tell you. How did you know? Let me tell you. I slept with the door completely open. I barely slept and it was on purpose because I wanted to savor every moment. And the sunrise is earlier in Africa than the U.S. And I didn't want to miss it. So literally maybe I got like two hours of sleep but I'm fine, I'm energized. You know, I got to see the sunrise this morning. So I think this place doesn't hide the view from you. Even with the bathtub, you have an open area that you can just see the sea breeze as you take your bath. It's just everywhere. It's dope. Everywhere it's like you are indoors, outdoors at the same time. And it's amazing. I just want to tell you guys, if you've not seen anything yet, we are on the island.  Are you ready? I'm ready to live my best life. I'm always ready. You guys, I'm ready. See you guys. We also do have our mainland which have the bay view and then the hillside rooms which also can house 23 people maximum. But all our rates are for two. So immediately you book or make payment or reservation.  We are already looking out to having two guests in house. So this is our infinity pool which is for all our guests in house. And sometimes we do have day visitors who will not like to swim in the sea but rather like to have a pool experience. We also have this so that they can swim in the pool as many choices as you want. You can have it in Lumun. What are the things that when you come in here you can do for fun? Fun, Lumun is fun. Actually coming in here is already fun because looking at the journey the turns and the tricks and when you arrive in here the fun has just begun. We have hiking through the forest then when you come in here after the hiking there is an exercise where you will train the tour guide walk through the beach barefooted which is a therapeutic health activity then we have bicycle ride through the town then we also have an archery where we try how to how to then we have the table tennis we have the board games we have mini golf course over here so much to do kayaking both ride and a lot. Kayaking on the sea sure. That would be so much fun. Just give I wish you could try today but definitely I'm going to try it today but it's not affordable to live in Lumun. Very very affordable. Very very affordable. Believe me or not I've been here and I'll tell you that this is a perfect place for your honeymoon.  I love you brother I'm trying to unfortunate that I came alone but I know that my trainer definitely made a baby last night I heard him man We did fresh coconuts from Lumun and anyone who enters Lumun and you know in Zima land it's a land of coconuts so when you come to Lumun and we don't give you coconuts then you are not welcome so you have to take coconuts and when you live you can spread the good news of Lumun and the freshness of nature. It's also not from the western region it tastes better than all the coconuts to find and take you where you're done.  Is that it? Good toast, yeah? To good life long life more money, more taxes. It's a long day of activities Well I spent the day in the spa I had a massage I had a good kayaking Everything was fine by the way and it's about time to have dinner on the beach the good view a good sound the background how my food doesn't get cold Personally I love the sound of the sea it's relaxing there's something about it I don't know Exactly I mean people will say the sea is a form of therapy Yes right It is Now that you mention that we don't train everyone the way we train you we actually think we had some retreats where we just had the people literally sleep sleep and eat healthy sleep on the beach because their cortisol levels were so high if they were to train the way we trained you we would just stress them out more stress your body some more and their bodies wouldn't have reacted they wouldn't have walked anyway so we had proper nutrition lots of sleep and light training and I mean the result was indeed I think one kind of I was actually gained some results like had some retouching weight just by sleeping by the beach and just having a good why Oh my God I'm literally not listening to anyone Oh my God Can I use my hand? I can use my hand Thank you This is what we call it in French Right now I'm in France Thank you all so much for watching I'm from the western region and I want to let you know that the best comes from the west and it's about time you all come and experience I mean the best in the west Peace out Peace out


Whoah! Oh Godzilla! Godzilla didn't stand a chance! Oh we can put up on a few videos with that! Hello everybody and welcome to Hungry Shark Evolution where we had the Godzilla Shark. Now we've got a new one. A more forbiddable foe who can actually take on the Godzilla Shark in this kaiju battle. So, we're gonna get it now because why not? Confirm 900 gems at this shark will open its toothy demonic mouth to absorb everything and to emit mind-controlling waves against enemies. It can eat itself because you know, it's that way inclined. It's max depth is 300 meters so I'm pretty sure it's just the whole blumen map. Max size 50 meters and max health 700 and 900 gems looks a lot like the Demogorgon from Stranger Things or anything that kind of opened its mouth like that really. But let's confirm and there we have it! Okay two seconds, I'm just gonna move this, hopefully it doesn't mess with the cap. And we're good! Okay let's play. Right, oh should we? We can't even afford to boost it any... Should we boost it like it's speed? I'm assuming it's gonna be pretty slow. There you go, 20% extra speed. Um, oh god no we don't want to go for that. I want to see what else we can put on it. Is there always a baby abyss for another 900 gems? Oh my god. But it gives you 45% stamina. I'm just trying to think what else we can apply. Because I don't, you know what I do like going in just how it is but at the same time if we can put extra stuff on it I might as well do that. Let's equip, oh my god with the vortex. It's gonna have double the suction power. We'll equip the fire baby. We'll equip the, you know project from projectiles, that's a really good one. We'll give him a little hat because why not? Maybe a little moustache, just a floating moustache or a monocle. Um, and does that count? Oh no no no no no. I'd rather keep the vortex, that's the best one. I think that'll do for now, we'll get lots of gold. Can we actually have one more baby? Alright, well we'll have the assassin baby as well. And play, are you ready? 914 million sc- oh what's this? Oh it's slow, oh but it feels cool. Look at the way that tail moves. Oh that looks awesome. I'm assuming that, oh once I've done this I can go BWAAAGH Oh there we go. Double shark vortex going on. Wow, okay. Ooh, what? What is this nonsense? Oh my god it's so quick. Ooh I love it. What does that mine control power do? We've also got something else, oh he looks fantastic. Ooh is that a zombie shark? That looked really weird, okay let's do it again. BWAAGH Into the depths of hell. Oh my god, 30 million already. Wow, we're doing really good. Am I going really the right way? Oh I'm going for turdy, turdy, turdy. But oh poison, poison's still bad for me though. 30 million in a minute. I think that's, oh it's so good. I love the tail, oh something so satisfying about that animation when you turn a corner and the tail slowly follows suit. Everything sucked into the gaping more that is the vortex, sorry.  The abyssal shark, 17 million, there we go. Oh 15, oh sorry it's 17 million. Oh no we are, I was going to say 120 million, sorry 120 times there, millions times it's all there. Whoa, that was another one, what? That's where it hides? So it looks like every now and again I just have a mine control power but the one in the bottom right is my like absorption power I think or maybe just when it's full, it does the mine control. So there you go, there's a normal vortex. Oh god there you go, eight allen destroyer of worlds. Got to go around. We need the mosasaur, mosasaur's down here right? Where is that pesky mosasaur? So you see I've just got the mine control power but oh everything. There was like the Nessie, the Loch Ness monster and a mosasaur, another abyss shark. Oh my god. Whoa, Godzilla didn't start a chance. Oh we can pop out a few videos with that. Whoa, this is awesome, there it is again. Oh, oh, 55 million, whoa. That's how you do it, get the gold, get the gold. Oh no the Godzilla, bam with 120 times and a gem because good lord we need it.  Oh this is great. This thing's terrifying, can you imagine swimming and seeing this thing? Whoop, apparently I'm still, I can still get hit by explosions. What bush, let's get into the sky. Whoa, whoop, oh he's gone. Captain Ahab was already taken, oh is that Godzilla? Yep, there's another Godzilla. Doesn't start a chance, bam. This is crazy. I love it, there's something so satisfying about it. I am however, oh look at everything, it just slowly gets sucked in there but they all get held in and that's a satisfying bit to see if them all get held just before they enter the mouth. Whoop, okay let's, there we go. Oh, oh yes, oh yes, need it all. Oh yeah, look when we pass by a shark when this effect's taking effect, they sort of just, they stand there immobilized. There we go a vacuum on this, yes, oh yes. Oh there goes Moby Dick, gone, gone, gone. I am protected from projectiles my friend. Oh there's a Mosasaur, 101 million within four minutes. I think we could do it, I think we could break our high score. We are still only level one mind you. When we are level 10 we will have max health and we've got enough to increase our speed by like another 20% or bite or whatever I think if you wanted to. What is that shark? I'm seeing like that weird shark there. Might as well smash all this, get the horseshoe of justice. There you go, there's something an alien shark that can sort of destroy everything needs. It's a horseshoe of good luck. Oh yes, need all that. Oh and the mud brush, just let's get all of them, shall we? Oh my God, I'm lagging the game. We're doing so good. There's like so many different effects going on. If I had my jet pack, oh sorry not my jet pack, my missile launcher. Oh, that'd be insane. Look at them with this little mustache. Oh yes, 120, 120, wow. Oh, haven't I got the robot before? Well, I got the robot now. I think I still need to get the boom box or the radio, whatever it is. I don't think many things can destroy me guys.  So it's a win, win really. Oh, this looks so sweet, it looks so good. Right, we're gonna go that way, that was only death. Yes. However, we need to eat something. Ooh, he didn't even bite me. I think that Megalodon went in to get me and it just got sucked up right away. Ooh, yes, there's more things. Oh, I blurted on, he's worth a lot of points. I think he's not as worth as much as Nessie though. Oh, sorry, struggling, struggling, ah, ah.  This is what happened, you don't have any boost. Okay, okay, there we go, slow, take it slow, get the boost back, there we go, let's take it slow.  I'm gonna eat that, oh, there we go, we've got our ability going. Let's see if, oh, it's back again. Yes, get another one, but we need to get the moon on a stick and the radio, I think, if we're gonna get gold, because we need it. We need to really max this thing out, and see what it can do. Whoa. Who, Mark, please? No, but I got a lot there. And then if we go over and do this, oh, I can't even imagine the amount of destruction we would do if, you know, I could actually fly and not get stuck like that. Oh, we need the Pikmin as well. Hold on, oh, and what about this thing? The monkey, robo-chimpy. My boy, join me. Yes, oh God, you see that great white? He was hypnotized, I think the beach, has the radio, oh my God, it's so loud. It's over here somewhere, it's over here somewhere. Oh, a shotgun, dead. Oh, robo-shock, robo-shock, where are you? You were here somewhere, I know you were. I think radio's over here, did we get radio? I wouldn't be surprised if we have radio, but we do not have the Indiana shark thing. Where is it? I think it's over here, if I'm right, who I recall, oh yes. Oh, my memory, sharp as anything. All right, now we're gonna take it easy. We're out of stamina.  So Pikmin, where are you?  I think you're hiding up here, there you are. Even though you're not a Pikmin, I'm gonna call you that anyway. Bam, another abyssal shark, poosh. Can we go over this way? Is this possible? Ah, Mosasaur, and another big Dunkelostius, and where's the moon and the stick? There it is, that's really what I came here for. We gotta get the chattering teeth, remember guys? If you just follow this video's instructions, I'll be able to tell you where all the little things are.  Oh, there's another abyssal, God, they're everywhere. Teeth, yeah, did we get it? There it is, got the teeth, underwater current. There should be a light plurin' on the end, there should be. Oh, there's just everything, yes. Don't even know how many points that was, but it was a lot, we're still level two though. We did get up a level, I don't even know when that happened, but we did it. Oh, this is so good, this shark looks so, I'd love to see it with different skins though. Oh my God, that would look fantastic. Should we go somewhere else? I feel like we should go to the Arctic, imagine just eating all of the penguins and getting a super high score as this thing. That'd be awesome, I think it's over this way, we gotta go back. Double vortex power, unlimited power. Ooh, the leaning tower of a pizza. Oh, and another Godzilla, gotta take it, gotta take it. Oh, there's another big whale. Okay, off to the Antarctic. Hello. Oh my God, what is going on with the audio? Wow, this is actually blowing my ears off. Am I breaking the game, are you seeing the lag that's happening here? Oh my God. All right, okay, let's just absorb all of this stuff, all the goodness, get all of it.  Oh God, hold on, it's only a little bit of a problem now. Ooh, there's a big one there. Oh yeah, there it is, where's that robot shark though? He's so hard to, ah, there he is, got him. Gotta have the gems. Okay, now we need to search for the penguins to stay alive. And there you go, up to three minutes. That wasn't so hard now, was it?  I mean, we could hypnotize stuff, and that's always good, like, look at all this fish. Oh, yes, ooh, we found them, but no, there's loads here. Activate our suction powers, the vortex of doom, doom, I tell you. It's amazing how it doesn't get full, or need the toilet, that's another thing. As one giant pile of doodoo. Got a PGS out of here, James. Where does blood and gore, so you know, we found, we're not, copper's fine. 230, oh god, what's that rumble? What's that rumble? Why is there a big rumble? I don't like the big rumble. Oh, is it him? It was that jetpack shark, Jesus. All right, well, even if we die, we, ah, there's nothing here though. I feel like I was getting way better at scoring the other place. I would like to see, however, the space zone, the space area. There, however, you can die. So, this one's like a, it's like you've got a free life, basically. But if we have, if we do wanna go back, the option's always there. All right, let's go this way. Let's go all the way to the right. Oh, yep, thumb is starting to hurt now. Oh, there's Jack, beautiful.  Everybody died.  He's doing some sort of dance move. I never know, is that before? Eat, eat, consume. Hypnotize everything. Hypnotize, I think the thing is if you hypnotize it, you don't like, vortex it into your mouth. Sort of stays there, and then you've gotta get it yourself, which is, oh, busy work that I, one does not want to worry themselves with. What happens anyway? Oh, you think so? Go find me. 230 million. I don't wanna stay here, guys. I'm not getting good score, I feel. I feel like I'm not. Feel like even with the shark Y, I think that's what it's called. I'm not getting good score. I wouldn't get good score there. Maybe I do wanna die. Maybe I do want to just end this one. What do you think, guys? Yes? Feel is that way. I'm not getting a go, I mean, I mean a lot of things, but the giant multipliers like the other abyssal sharks or the other Godzilla's or Moby Dick's, you know that sort of thing. There, there's one, they're not there. Ram, yes. Is there even a moon to eat in this? Like, I'm just gonna let myself die, I think. Yeah, sort of. Should we just let ourselves drown? Ooh, it's, when it's flashing, does that mean the vortex is about to happen? Wow, even just waiting, it's taking a while. See, it was fun, though. Nothing like the Microsoft version. That, whoa, that gave you so many points. Whoa, I love that one. I got my highest score ever in that game on the Microsoft desktop version. Maybe we should go back to that. I don't even know if it's still a thing, that would be amazing. I kinda like the graphics, just everything was blue. It was way more aesthetically pleasing. Whoa, I saw two things. There's a Godzilla, bah, for 120, bah, there you go. So both for 120. Go for the vortex, go for the vortex. Oh, they didn't stand a chance, bless them. Oh yeah, should probably stop boosting. We're not into Gold Rush. Oh, thank you, vortex. Oh, level three, guys, level, flip in three. We've almost got two upgrades to apply to our abyssal shark. 250 million. What's the highest score you think you can get on this? Is this the highest scoring shark? Possibly, it has like its own vortex, it has its own multiplier by, like, oh God. Oh, I was worried. Almost crashed the game, I feel. That would have been a thumbnail, eh? Or a title. So epic, we broke the game. Oh yeah, oh, that's satisfying.  Although we ran out of boost, not so good. Our boost is back now. We need Gold Rush, and there it is. There's the big scores. Ooh, that was good, that was good.  Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom. Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom. Ooh, even more power. Everything evil is usually red, isn't it? It must be a stranger thing, homage, right? It must be, that's very red. Oh wait, I went past those and then any of them? There you go. Slip them up like soup, ah, you see those dodges? You gotta go around. Get him and then bang, get that one and then bang. Oh, I didn't get that one, hold on. There you go. Then we get to the bottom. Ooh, there's the Andalite, blow it on, boom. See, that's how you get the high scores, that's how you do it. And there's a Trixie little abyssal shark hiding down here. Oh, there used to be. Oh, he's not here.  There's no Gold Rush, oh no, oh no, oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, we can't end like this. We're doing so good, there we go. Oh God, boost please, yes, we've got a vortex for free. Yes, whoa, that was close guys, that was really close. Let's go down, sod it, let's go down this way. Oh, maybe not that way, hmm. Oh, poisoned, not so good. Ooh, ooh, oh, there we go, there we go, we got like a free one and there we are, woo hoo. Can we just eat all of this? Thank you, thank you. Oh, we're going backwards, this is not the right thing to do. We should not be going backwards, this is an uphill struggle, don't do this guys. Oh, tell you what though, we got that abyssal shark. Oh man, I can't wait to get a bigger biting range, we're passing by a lot of things that we could easily slurp up. Woo hoo hoo, like the jellies. This is it, this is gonna be our 300 million. I was right, it's a big school, we have 301 million, fire, mosasaur, eaterage, that's a word too. They learn all sorts of new things here on the Game Beaver channel, not only how an abyssal shark eats, but also words that don't exist. Amazing, combining fantasy genres, the work used for the beaver's mind, as well as an abyssal shark.  Oh, it's morning, we got birds chirping, oh good.   Okay, there you go. We missed one. I don't know what that was, though. Oh, God, are we okay? Uh, hello? Hello? Okay, it was- Oh, whoa, what's this? Ad-free, extra continues and daily rewards. Two times continues, every run. Claim extra rewards every day. Only $1.99! Hmm. Hmm. I'm okay. Oh, there it is! So, I don't know how much extra we got there, um, as far as health goes. But every time you level up, you do get bigger and you do get more health. So, you just kind of want to keep on leveling up. But we should increase our boost by 20% and our bite radius by 20% for next time. So, if you've enjoyed this video, guys, and you want to see more of the Abyssal Shock, they've liked it until next time. Like I said, I'll see you later. Oh, buh-bye.


It is now fairly recognized that diversity matters. Diversity has a positive association with the higher revenue growth. It has, it increases the readiness of organizations to innovate. It increases the ability to recruit a diverse talent pool 4.5 times higher employee retention is found in the organization which were high on that diversity matrix. People who are working in the organization who respect diversity are stronger brand ambassadors of their organizations in market place. People intend to stay longer in the organization which have which have deeper respect for diversity and which invest efforts in creating inclusive workplace. Diversity leads to inclusion, inclusion leads to trust and trust leads to employee positive attitude. So, when employees trust their organization and their colleagues, they will be treated about they being treated fairly regardless of the race, gender, sexual orientation or age. They are about 10 times more likely to look forward to going to work. They are more than 6 times more likely to have pride in their work. And they are 5 times more than 5 times more likely to want to stay longer with their organizations. So, you can see that inclusion leads to trust and that leads to many positive attitude amongst the employees which results into their productivity, creativity and that naturally is connected to the organizational benefits. Organizations which have high level of diversity are able to serve their customers also better because by the virtue of having diverse workplace they have better understanding about the diverse customer segments which they serve. We all know that with most of the products there is a service attached to that in the current times. For example, a white goods company not only sells the product, but it also sells the service after sale service, elevator company or even the food companies try to enhance the service component by having the helpline numbers, by trying to generate the try to do the competition or trying to build the community who are the users of those product. So, this phenomena of converting products into service is called servicing. When everything is turning into the service, role of diversity suddenly increases because it makes people more sensitive to the different needs of the different segments. When teams are having more diversity they are found to show more flexibility and diversity increases the creativity and innovation at workplace and this is a very consistent finding not only in the research and development organizations, but in various different types of organization in the organizations. Diverse workplace is actually a social and moral imperative as well because in the development of any society, in the development of any country or economy all communities play important role. So, naturally they need to have representation in all organizations. So, in that sense enhancing the diverse workplace is a social and moral imperative. There are some research studies and one of them is conducted by its very extensive study conducted by Mackenzie that is the relationship between the level of diversity and companies financial performance. They looked at level of diversity in terms of greater share of women and more mixed ethnic or racial composition in the leadership of the large companies and what they found was that companies in the top quartile of gender diversity were 15 percent more likely to have financial returns that were above their national industry median. Companies in the top quartile of racial or ethnic diversity were 35 percent more likely to have financial returns above their national industry median. This was a multinational study. Companies in the bottom quartile of both gender and ethnicity oblique ways were statistically less likely to achieve above average financial returns than the average companies in the database. That is they were not just leading they were not just not leading they were lagging result though varied by country and industry. So, in certain countries some aspect of diversity was formed to be more closely more strongly associated with the financial outcome. So, for example, companies with the 10 percent higher gender or ethnic or racial diversity on management teams and boards in US for instance had a beta that was 1.1 percent higher whereas, similar thing in UK companies with the same diversity level they had a beta that was 5.8 percent higher. Moreover, the unequal performance across companies in the same industry and the same country implies that diversity is a competitive differentiator that shifts market share towards more diverse company.