All right, welcome to this channeling session with Ms. Marilyn Monroe in the afterlife today is a very special date on our human calendars and that is June 1st. It is her birthday, birthdays are so special because they're your incarnation days there the moment that you followed through and came back in to this human life experience. As we know with the history and the heritage of Ms. Marilyn Monroe, we know that the energy that she came into this world with was a plenty. Now, even though in her human life there were a lot of different stories and various accounts of difficulty, not just in her own relationship with herself and her own identity, her own beliefs about herself or confidence in herself. Maybe confidence isn't the right word, probably self-image is a better word and struggles that she had regarding that, also her family and having a lot of different types of caregivers and being an orphan at one point and having a mother with mental health issues. I mean, these kinds of things are some of the things that we, you and I in our life can also relate to, but yet seeing someone like a Marilyn Monroe and seeing the fact that she had such a gift and her gift was her light, by the way, her gift, it wasn't the talent, it was the light that she held. We all share that. We all have that light within us and she was able to, despite all the adversity that she faced, the suffering, the tragedy, the abuse and the trauma in her life, she was able to hold on that tight to that light in the belly, but open to share that light and that's all she really focused on. There were other things, the human path that she really, really wanted in my time channeling her, which there's a great playlist at Above Life channel, a lot of different conversations I've had with Marilyn, casual from chatting with her in my kitchen to having deep conversations with her about life, about love and all sorts of things Hollywood. There's a lot of information that she has shared, but I really feel as though I know her and can understand some of these experiences that she had as a human being, but also that the undercurrent of her energy provides for all of us and part of the reason why we're so drawn to her is because of the light, the light that she shines, even in the most difficult times that she she struggled and she suffered, she still had her light. No one, no experience, no man, no woman robbed her of that light. And so we honor her light today, like the light on a candle, like the candle on a cake that is lit for her. They would only be one because there was only one, Marilyn Monroe. Although there are many impersonators and today I dressed up a bit for her. I'd actually have a dress on today and had to wear the earrings that I bought from one of my channeling videos because of her. And it's so funny because now during this time my hair has gotten so long because we've been indoors, it's January, or it's June 2020. So we've been indoors for like three months, can't get a haircut yet, even in the state of Minnesota. And so my hair's just growing and growing and growing.  Not super long, but you know, or he can do it up a bit. And so it's my pleasure to honor her and dress up for the occasion of channeling Ms. Marilyn Monroe. No regime on her birthday. Okay, you guys, let's bring her in. Let's bring in Ms. Marilyn. I have a suspicion that she will really take over the place. And so I just wanted to ask her feeling about birthdays. I do want to talk to her about current events if we can, if that feels appropriate. I don't want to have it be too heavy or serious, but it's up to her, really, what she wants to discuss. And if there are things that you're dying to know, or you're living to know about her, then we can post that in the chat window. Okay. Okay, so let's see. All right. Okay, Marilyn, would you like to come in please? Oh, she's gorgeous. She has this really tight body snug dress on like that. Iridescent like see-through dress that she's saying happy birthday to the president. Remember, like that. But you guys, I don't know exactly the color of it. It looks kind of silvery on the outside, but it looks salmony and almost like a really, really pale pink, like a nude color. It's very, it's really pretty. It's interesting though, because it doesn't go down deep whatever the dress that she's wearing right now, it's not super plunging. That kind of tire, but it's like nude at the top kind of, or like a pale pink at the top, and then it does go down a bit. So it's sheer here.  Oh, thank you. Like, I just want to stand up and hugger you guys. I'm just going to do that. Come on, have a seat. Come on. Come on, have a seat here. Come on, have a seat. I'm going to move this here. Have a seat. We'll put you kind of by your human picture, because it's so much easier that way. Okay, I'm going to have just a drink of water. You always make me smile so much when I see you. You guys, seriously, I cannot smile. So let's make sure everybody feels your energy. Okay, so let's take a nice breath in. And exhale out. And she's like, what is the energy? And it's a whole really light pink, just like the flowers. If I could have went to the store and bought flowers, I would have bought you the most beautiful pink flowers, and they would have been pale pink. Do you know why?  I know, right? Just the sweet, delicate, lovely, compassionate. You are so compassionate. And I just adore you energetically as a spirit. You're so, so lovely to talk to. And there's a great deal of respect for you, for the beautiful gift of your life that you shared with the world. And you continue to do that.   And she says, oh, isn't that so sweet? That's so sweet. You do look beautiful. She says to me, you do. You do. You look so beautiful. She's like grabbing my cheek. You look so beautiful. Look at these cheekbones. I probably should have put them on my blush, though. Because then you could really see them. Look at these cheekbones, she says. Like, no fillers, okay? I'm not 50 yet though, Marilyn. So I'm sure eventually I'm going to need some, you know, things done. Did you have work done? I was going to ask that. I have never really talked about it, because I don't think it's really polite to do that necessarily, but let's just talk. It's just us girls, right? With the light pink, pretty pink flowers, right? Can you tell me how I'm going to flip this back so it doesn't catch on my pink dress here? Okay. All right, so can you tell, do you mind talking about, oh no, I did have some things done. Yes, I did, I did, I did. But I would not recommend it unless you really, unless it's really important to you, then I would. It's quite painful, quite, quite painful.  It did not break my nose. Not how you would think. It's not like that with all the bruising. It's not, it's not that barbaric.  She says, I don't think you know this. I don't know how, how well or widely it is known, but she says, I had, I did have a challenge with my skin. I did really struggle with my skin. You know, in those times, we did not, we worship the sun, we loved the sun, but it was not a good thing to have a sun pad. Not on the screen. In fact, more makeup will be added to make sure you were very, very fair skinned. The lighter, the better, and the more pink toned, the better. It was not for the peach toned girls. So there would be lots of makeup. So if I found myself out in the sun for too long, it gets back then, you have to understand that we did not use sunscreen, not as you do today. And so it was something you had to be very careful about. But yeah, you're in California, you're in the sun all the time. And it is nice, like without being in the studio, it is nice to have a tan, to have a bit of a tan, but you have to be careful because onscreen there was this, and a certain image that was preferred was much more of a pure look. And so, and then she's seen me something max factor or working with makeup. And so is it true that you use Vaseline too? Like I think I heard that or read that or saw that or somebody, I have many clients that love you. I have a couple really, actually one that I can think of client that really there's actually one really that knows a lot about you and it's really connected to you. Did you use Vaseline? Yes. You said it's the best beauty sermon if you put it right under your eyes, it would help to keep the wrinkles away. I'm like, Marilyn, you did not even live that long to have any wrinkles. Did you? Oh, yes. Oh, yes, yes, yes.  And she said, yes, your lips right here on your lips, under your, so that you didn't have these wrinkles that you have. You start to get these, you know, and you get older, get these little wrinkles. We didn't have what you had, what you have. The, um, wait a minute, let me stop, stop. So, like she's showing me injections like in here. So they didn't have like Botox type stuff or they didn't have like fillers and stuff. No, no, no, no, nothing like that. We don't have that. We didn't have that. We didn't have that. The timelines are so interrupted because I feel when I connect with Marilyn, I feel like I'm with her there. And then at the same time I'm here channeling and sharing the information with you. And so I'm trying to keep it here and real for all you who are watching this channeling session with Marilyn when we're on her birthday. But I feel like I'm there too. If that seems a little bit weird, it's okay because I'm comfortable met timeline. Okay, so no, you didn't have injections or that she's just kicking on this like Vaseline. It's really greasy looking. Okay, so, um, okay, so that's, that's some beauty. Talk about beauty. Okay. And she says, oh, so Marilyn, if you weren't an actress, what other parts of Hollywood or the movies or television would you see yourself maybe working in? Or would you have done something totally different? Like if you came in and weren't Marilyn Monroe, and were to have to choose a different job, would you, what would you pick in like the film industry or TV? What would you pick? Let's ask that person. Oh, I don't know. I would like to be a writer. She says, well, you were a writer. Yes, yes, that's true. And you were a producer. Yes, yes, that's true. But not really to the extent you had to almost be a man to do that, to be really taken seriously, to be a writer. I would like that. So if you had to choose between singing, dancing, or acting, which would you choose? That is a hard question. It would probably be acting, yes, because it is such a story. It's such an opportunity to let people just escape their lives and, and the tragedies or traumas that they're experiencing. They might be having a bad day or they might be having a bad week or a bad year or a horrible relationship. Having such a difficult time and the movies or television now for you is such a way to escape. And the way that's safe, in a way that's rather healthy for you, and to know that you can help someone feel better for even just a while. That would be my choice, acting, yes, and acting. Did you have a favorite movie? Not just yours, like any movie. And she's showing me Casablanca. It was so, wasn't that so romantic. She's in Casablanca. And then there's two people. She's showing me James Kegney and Jimmy Stewart. So I don't know if those were crushes of men that she liked or look up to. I don't know. But she shows me those two men. And you guys are going to think I'm crazy, but I don't know. Was it James Kegney that was in Casablanca? I think it may have been. I can't remember. I don't remember you guys. Was she showing me those two men? Like, oh, are those men you would have wanted to work with? She says, Jimmy Stewart's a hoot. He is so funny. He's so funny. He can be a little loose. But he's funny. He's very funny. And she's showing me, James Kegney is very good looking, but there's something about his breath that she doesn't like. And I don't know what that's about. I don't know if it's a story or if it's a thing or what the deal is. And then she's showing me, okay, so she says out loud Greta Garble, which I have channeled also. I don't know what that, oh, the entertainer.  She was so successful, so successful, so completely successful. She could pretty much write her own way. Anything she wanted, she could just do. It just worked out for her. But I'm sure she went through quite a bit of struggle to get to that point. But she's showing me her like holding her up like as beautiful, like very successful, smart, intelligent, strong. Okay, so today's your birthday in human terms. I mean, of course, in the afterlife, how old would you say you are in the afterlife? Like when people, when you show up most often for people, when they're channeling you personally, how do you show up? Like about what age? Oh, just before 30, about between 28 and 30, perhaps, you would probably say, yes, 28. She says, you have to understand that that would be mature for your time, for my time, but maybe not for your time, but about 28. And maybe 27, 27, 28. Okay, and why is that? Because it's going to be less than 30, but more than 25. 25 is just a little bit too young, although in the golden age of Hollywood, 25 was like the peak or so it seemed. Then you get to be an old maid. After that, I cannot imagine being an old maid after 25. Can you guys imagine it? I cannot imagine being an old maid. Really? Well, then I must be practically dead. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. She says, no, no, you're so beautiful. You're so beautiful. I know, I know what you can say all you want, but we are going to age here and we are going to be okay with that. Oh, I didn't want to age. I was not looking forward to it at all. So did you have a sense of when that, how do I say, so obviously age is something that you didn't want. And that was common, I think, in Hollywood at that time. Even nowadays, actresses are like, we're getting better at aging more gracefully and allowing women to age and not just have mendee silver foxes, but allow women to be mature and to make contributions and have beauty mature as well in our images of beauty in our society. So obviously you had like an adversity to age, like living the age thing, aging. So as you, I believe you died when you were 36. That feels about right. Did you, I don't want to ask this question. Did I want that? She says, I want that. Is that what you're going to say? Have I had children? I would have stayed. Couldn't you just see grandma Marilyn? I would be the best grandmother. I would be a favorite auntie as well. But I never really had, I didn't have sisters like you have sisters. I didn't, I didn't really have family like you have family that's always there. And so there wasn't really a certainty for me. I suppose for a while when I was having children or in that place where I was pregnant or trying to get pregnant, I would say that I definitely felt more hopeful of life and the longevity that you, you all seem to seek and want so desperately. I will never understand that really though, because beauty does, it does change. It does age. And if I was maybe a school teacher or something, that would be okay for me to go about my life. But I, my, my entire everything was based upon my look that I looked. It was based upon Marilyn and not normal. Interesting. So did you, so can you come back around besides switching to the normal gene versus Marilyn? Because that would be an interesting thing to talk about. Wouldn't it you guys? Can you talk about the, can you very specifically share, did you kind of have a sense that you were going to die young? Like in our terms, 36 is not old. Okay. And in this modern age, maybe back then it wasn't, it was like midlife maybe, but now it's not. Midlife is closer to like 45 or something. So like 10 years difference. So did you have a sense of that? You know, I never really thought about it. I didn't, I can't say that I was afraid to die. But I can't say that I was happy to live. There wasn't really much thought even in the moments when I had the chance to just sort of disappear.  I never really, I can't say as I didn't understand that life was a kid. I can't say that I, I didn't feel that way. I most certainly understand how precious, especially with children, how precious the gift of life is. I didn't really consider myself as someone who would have a healthy long life. I never really, I just thought I have what I have and, and I, I am going to, to just be every day. I'm just going to live. And I didn't really thought I wasn't that something would happen to me like a car accident or something. I never, I didn't, I wasn't afraid. I didn't really think about it. Not as a person.  Do you have any kind of insight on that? Oh, several.  I'm, I'm going to ask you to try to speak up a little bit when I'm translating. I'm trying to push forward more in my throat, but she's, she becomes, you guys, she does become, she takes on, Ms. Marilyn Monroe does take on kind of a motherly energy sometimes when I connect with her. And it's more of a softer spoken, very sort of wise, peaceful energy as almost like an ascended master version of someone or a spirit that transitions that is evolved over time. And to be clear, Marilyn is not reincarnated. Is that true? She says, oh, it may be, it may be true, but it doesn't mean that there are not aspects of me that are coming in or that you can connect with in the world. That's a complicated thought, isn't it? Ah, what if reincarnation isn't as simple as you proceeded to be? Either you're here or there, why can't you be both? Interesting. That's really deep, Marilyn. We might have to have a video session just on reincarnation and your thoughts about that as a higher spirit aspect. So can we, can we shine a light down onto the, the frame of your life, zero to 36? Can you talk about that? Do you have a different perspective now as a spirit in the afterlife? I think we all want some hope from that, right? Like, please tell us what to learn or we're going to grow or the stuff we're going through right now is going to serve a purpose. Please tell us that. It's kind of how I feel inside. I'm like, please, Marilyn, tell us that. Hmm. It's very personal, you know. It's very personal, our experiences that we have. Can you do it? Just speak up. We got to pull forward the voice. It's very personal, the experiences that we have throughout our lifetimes, individual. Family means a great deal. This is something I wasn't quite able to find during my lifetime. It's Marilyn or it's Norma Jean for that matter because as you mentioned, there are two overlapping energies, a Marilyn Monroe, a personification of all the magical parts of me and the light being channeled into this incredible image, this incredible woman manifesting what it is that I came to be for others and that lasts long beyond my human life. It has so much more than my human life. It is the legacy and the icon, the iconic energy that you connect with. That's part of the purpose from my life, the zero to 36, as you say, 36 years was quite a long time to create such an imagery. Some of that would last an imprint on the world, but not for selfish motives, for the inspiration for others to follow through on their own dreams.  I would not have been the person you know me as today. She says, thank you for that. You're welcome. It's such a pleasure to love and support you, my dear, and always such a pleasure to love and support you. So beautiful.  Everyone, everyone does have someone. There is someone. It might not be in your family. It might be some mentor. It might be someone you never get to meet, but they inspire you so much that you just, you feel as though you know them, your kindred spirits, and that is true. That feeling, that connection you have to that person, that it's so true. That can guide you. That can really give you hope.  And that's not an easy thing. It's not easy. It can be very, very difficult and very painful. And I do not want to pretend that life does not hurt. It hurts so much. There are so many moments of pain. I know suffering. I know how it feels to hurt, to ache inside, to not be able to have a family, have children, was one of the greatest pains of my life. And I think it just, it just overlaps how much, I mean, it makes sense now. It makes sense now how much the world needed Marilyn, not Norma Jean. And I would say that I did at times lose myself, which in part made me so crazy. It just, it made me so crazy at times. So, so crazy. And that is something that you would consider mental health and mental illness. And there was a worry, those around me worried that I would be like my mother. And I worried, I worried it was the fear of mine too. I didn't want to go mad, you know. I did feel it. But it's hard. It's hard for me to know if it was Marilyn and her time was done, or if it was Norma. Norma Jean needed to come back. I don't know that.  At times I really dreamed of that. But I don't think it was for me. I don't know that I really had that choice. I think perhaps when I came back in, that was already decided for me. And that having a baby would not have, it would have kept the legacy of the light of Marilyn. It would have kept it smaller. But that's not to say or to belittle any other woman's accomplishments or influences in movie and film and in Hollywood. That's not to diminish anyone else's. Or to say that had I not been Marilyn Monroe, that there wouldn't be another that would have been like that.  There's not a selfish ownership here. It's not, it's not like that. It's not a selfish ownership. It's a painful, but it's a sacrifice that was made. Whether, in human, human life, I don't know that I recognized that. But I do know that was your question. I understand now. I understand now. There's really no one to blame. None of my husbands. None of my lovers. None of the chemicals in my body even though that would make sense, wouldn't it? Had I been treated properly for some of the mental issues or the concerns that I had? Yes, I could have escaped some of the paranoia that caused me so much fear. Trauma, you guys. Trauma. Like she literally makes me, like my throat gets tight and my heart gets tight. Trauma. And it's not that she's on high alert. It's that she just closes down. And then the only part of her that can come through is little norma gene, like a little girl image. It's almost like multiple personalities. You guys, what she's showing me and helping me to feel, but it literally feels like she had two lifetimes in one lifetime and realized once she created and connected fully to Marilyn Monroe, she couldn't really go back to norma gene. I mean, she couldn't, and she kind of tried to find herself and bring norma gene back into Marilyn Monroe, but it wasn't working. It was not going to work. And that's how it feels here. Is that, is that an accurate reflection, my dear? She says, Bridget, are we going to toast? Yes, we are. Enough of this sad, depressing energy. Don't you have enough of that, she says? Don't you have enough of that in your world? Let's celebrate. What should we celebrate? What should we cheers to? Oh, I should have brought another glass. I only have one. We can share. She said we can share. Okay. All right, you guys. Before we toast, let's ask if anybody has any specific questions so that we can maybe respond to them. Do you don't mind? Do you? Oh, no, no, no. All right, I'm going to check the chat window. Well, I pop open this barefoot to bubbly. This is pink Moscato, you guys, but it's a bubbly kind. And I have a nice, oh, did you hear that? Oh, here comes the bubble. Here comes the Marilyn. I had to have the sparkling wine or champagne just so you guys know. This is something I actually just started to drink after, as far as wine and stuff goes, after I started channeling you. This is stuff. Oh, look at the bubbles, you guys. Oh, look at the bubbles. Okay, I see a question pop up here. So let's respond to those who are joining us live. This is one of my group channeling sessions, small groups that I offer. So it's a service that I offer on my abovelifechannel.com. Okay, so let's see. So I got to get real close. Okay, so do you know about the song Elton John wrote for You Candle in the Wind? How do you feel about it? And how did you choose the name Marilyn Monroe? Oh, the name was chosen for me. She says, I'll say that the name was chosen for me. Marilyn Monroe was pretty much decided for me. It wasn't all that complicated or all that spectacular. It just, it sounded nice. It sounded pretty. Don't you think it fits? It fits, don't you think? I liked it. I thought it was very pretty. I think it was very pretty, she said. All right, so Candle in the Wind. Did you know that? And she says, oh, Princess Diana. Yes, he redid the song for Princess Diana. Yes. Oh, I think it's more about her now at this point. She says, have you met Princess Diana? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. She's done so much work with children, you know, so much work with children. She's, she's so lovely. She's so beautiful. Her eyes are so beautiful. Oh my gosh, thank you, Marilyn. She just, I don't want to say that a lot or a couple of myself. She said, like yours, Richard, like yours. She must have blue eyes, maybe. So, okay. All right. Thank you. She says, oh, well, but thank you. Thank you for the compliment, she says. Okay. When, okay, what brought you peace during your life? Okay. What brought you peace during, oh, she says, reading or writing? She says reading. I love to read all the stories so just, you could just get lost in them, you know. The story is reading. Reading would be the first thing, probably the most. That would be, that would be what I would say. And then she shows me journals, you guys, journals. I do actually have a book of yours somewhere around here. I don't want to do with it. Oh, I think it's over on the chair over there, but I have a book of lots of different, it's called Fragments, lots of different. I'll put a link below to it in the replay link of this video. Fragments where there's lots of different collection, a collection of lots of different things that you wrote like just scratching out words for a poem or a prose or even a journal entry on like letterhead at a hotel or lots of little notes and things like that. And it was said that you kept lots of journals and someone said that there was like some really special like little red journal or something like that.  Isn't it crazy? Isn't it just crazy? So dramatic, so dramatic. I would never have said I would never have shared any of those things. I would never have shared those. I would never have fancied myself as a writer or an author. I would have had to have been published under a pen name. That's something that could have been. That maybe could have been an option. But I would never, never want anyone to read my journals or my private, my personal writings. You know, they would know my thoughts, my personal thoughts. And that's, that's very private to me. That's very, very private to me. All right, those are lovely, lovely questions. Okay, so let's cheers. Let's do a cheers. Okay. Let's do that. All right, you guys, let's do a cheers here. Oh, we have one more question. Let's just check it quick. Let's see what that question is. Oops, I just moved. Oh, I guess there's a musical called Bombshell. Must have something to do with you. What do you think of it? Oh, musicals. I, I could never be a stage actress. I could never, it would be far too stressful. I would be too, too, too, too much to be an actress on the stage, but I had so much respect for Broadway and so much respect for stage actresses and actors. And I just think it's so wonderful. So talented. They are so, I could never do that. I, I would be so worried that I would mess up and, and, you know, just mess up the play for others or mess up the, the, the, the experience for others. I just, I don't think I could do it. I could do a number. I could do like maybe a variety show or do, do a number on a show. I could dance or sing, but that's so much different than acting on a stage. I, I can't even imagine that would just take so much talent and that would be just too, too, too much for me, too much. Thank you for the question. Okay, you guys, let's cheers to Ms. Marilyn Monroe.  And let's do cheers to a wonderful birthday and many more lovely connections and conversations with Ms. Marilyn Monroe from the afterlife. We look forward to so many more lovely, insightful conversations with you about Hollywood filling us in and some of the secrets and things because we do want to know about that and the gossip, but I don't usually do gossip on a blood life channel, but in a small group, we could do some gossip and that'd be fun because it's just us girls, like Marilyn said, right? Just us girls. All right, so let's cheers. All right, Marilyn, do you have a specific message that you would like to share? Come on over and share space with me. We're going to share space, you guys. You guys might know this as a transformative channel experience. I've done these before. I did a couple on above life channel for the public YouTube channel, but I prefer to do them in private small groups instead. Just feels more intimate that way. I feel a little more comfortable doing them that way. So again, a trans channel or transformative channel with Ms. Marilyn Monroe is going to share a little message. Do you mind doing that? Oh, no, let's have another one of these, she says. She says, Bridget says, it's five o'clock somewhere. It's like noon when I'm recording this. Central time I don't usually drink. I'm not a big drinker. All right. And to be clear for anyone else at this channeling, do not do it when you have had a beverage or multiple beverages. Don't do it under the influence. Okay. That's not, I do not condone that. That's not going to help you. People think it does help you spiritually connect. It does not. It just loosens your inhibitions. That's what it does, but you don't need that for spiritual connection. Just to be clear, but we wanted to celebrate Ms. Marilyn's birthday. So, all right, let's see if she'll come in. Oh boy. I haven't done this for a while. I'm going to let her, really going to let her come into the center. She does not possess my body. I'm just going to clear on that. I'm going to keep my eyes closed, please. A message. Of course, I'll leave a message to bring light into this damn world. It's so much suffering, but it's not for me to focus on that. It's to bring up the hope, the inspiration. Oh, let's feel good. Watch a good movie. Enjoy. Enjoy the simple pleasures of life. Bring up the best parts of who you are. It's who you are becoming. You have the choice. It's who you are becoming. Ask yourself those very important questions. And support one another. Support each other as you can. You can. You have much more power than you believe yourself to have. I do want to just cry. I just want to cry for you right now. I just want to cry. Brigitte has so much sadness in her heart and I can feel it. I just want to cry for you with you. I know there's pain. I know there's pain, but you, you do not have to be a part of that. You don't have to let that be your legacy. You do not have to let pain be your way to share and to communicate with each other.  Let yourself be free to express the best parts of your humanity, the best parts of you. Bring forward the loving nature that you are. Bring forward so much of the goodness. Know that we are all shining down upon you. All of us, many of us are watching. We are holding you so close in your thoughts and your energy. I love our lights shine with you like candles on the memorials. We are here with you. We are right in the heart, right at the heart of the matter. We would never abandon you or leave you in these desperate times. Focus as much as you can on what you are becoming, what you have to share and your gift with the world, your light. That will help you to see the beauty of them and perhaps to allow for forgiveness and understanding, compassion for others who are different, who are experiencing things far deeper than you are. That's not to diminish anyone's life. Anyone's struggle or suffering. There's no need for comparison or competition. There is really only love. There really is. That's the message. Thank you. Thank you for being here. She arches my back so much when she talks, you guys. She makes me sit up so strong. Literally pushes my back forward, like arches my back in ways that are like impossible. Like she must have had such a tight corset or something on to like push up her bosoms because it instantly feels like I'm arching my back so much. I cannot wait to watch that. All right, lovelies who are here in this live channeling session, our small group channeling session. 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Okay, so we would like to introduce you today into the theory of trust. We also discuss the Tangebook project. And let's start. My name is Daniel Kuiper and I work for Oracle. I am software developer and graph maintainer and I will be doing this presentation together with. My name is Daniel Smith. I am the Chief Technologist for After Solutions. Okay. And so today Daniel and I will be presenting on Trench Boot. So just a quick agenda. I'm gonna give an introductory to integrity and trust. Daniel will cover dynamic launch. I'll cover Trench Boot and then Daniel will talk about the upstream work that we're doing and then we'll do a Q&A session after that. Oh, higher. There we go. All right. Sorry. All right. So integrity and trust. So Trench Boot is specifically interested in the trustworthiness of booting. So as a result, the frequent question we get is why is secure boot not enough? To answer that question, what we're gonna do today is go over a common understanding of what trust is and then using those trust constructs, break down secure boot and dynamic launch and discuss that. So trust. Trust is a human social concept. Basically anytime we want something to act on our behalf, we entrust it, we give it trust. This is the same thing with computer systems. When we want the computer to do something on our behalf, we give it our information. We're trusting it to do the right thing with that information. So when we look at this trust, we need to find something that is the core of that. That's our root of trust and the root of trust we need to be able to understand why we can trust it and that is where we come into something that's called strength and mechanism. So the meanings of trust is a very good paper written back in the 90s. They went through just the human concept of trust across all areas. They specifically focused on an area called what they call system trust. This is a mechanical systems or computational system which is what we're concerned with here. One of the key things they said there is that in order to believe or have trust in your system trust is that you need impersonal structures that enable you to know that the action you're asking that to do on your behalf does it correctly. These impersonal structures, there's two of them that you can have. You can have structural assurances and you can have situational normality. We're interested in structural assurances and specifically for a root of trust, we want ones that have high degree of strength to know that we can believe in that root of trust. So what is a root of trust? So according to the TCG they just find it as a component that we expect or it must always behave a certain way because if it misbehaves we have no way of detecting that. So what does that mean in terms of strength of mechanism? So from a strength of mechanism we are worried about and this term comes from mechanics. You worry about whether or not under stress the mechanism you're relying upon will fail or succeed. So in this case we are worried about whether or not our root of trust will misbehave and the best way we can do that in computational systems is trying to drive this root of trust to be immutable. Anytime you induce immutability that is the means by which somebody can create a stress that will cause it to fell on you. So once we have a root of trust we now can rely on that root of trust to make evaluations of other components within the system and when it meets the right criteria we can then impart that same trust to that component. That is a transitive trust, what the TCG refers to as a transitive trust. You can repeat that on and on recursively and that gives you a chain of trust and that terminology of a chain of trust rooted or anchored in a root of trust is a very good analogy because in real life if you have an anchor with a chain if the anchor is in something in a soft foundation a little stress will cause it to release. We want these anchors to be rooted hard and then when your trust chains build up every time you do your transitive trust you're inducing immutability into your trust chain.  So at the end we want to be able to build these root of trust with these shorter chains that we can then give statements about the integrity of the system. So integrity, there's really two kinds of integrity we need to be worrying about. There's our low time integrity and our run time integrity and we need the root of trust to be able to make assertions about these. The interesting thing is that there's a subtle difference, subtly about the low time versus run time. Everybody knows that secure boot is a boot time, a low time one. Dynamic launch from TCG typically is a low time but you can actually use it as a run time if you want which we'll discuss later. And then IMA, most people think of IMA as more of a run time but it's really low time. It's measuring what was loaded at the process execution. At no time does it actually inspect the process while it's running. That's where your run time integrity will come into where you wanna be able to establish and re-establish the integrity of a process as it's running so that way you can continue to have trust in what you have running. And typically the two you see in those are their kernel integrity monitoring and process integrity monitoring. So now that we've built up a root of trust, how we can expand that root of trust to components, use those to give you integrity. I'm gonna let Daniel touch on dynamic launch. Thank you Daniel for this free or thick introduction. I would like to look a bit closer to the dynamic launch. First of all, terminology, this is quite important here because it is very conflated. And here in this table we have quite nice comparison of different terminologies used in different specification. The most important one which discusses the generic idea of the dynamic launch is the specification prepared by TCG and it discusses the generic idea itself. The Intel specification and AMD specification focus on vendor implementation of the dynamic launch. The problem here is that all three documentation, as you can see, use different terms for the same thing. So if you read it, you can feel confused. This is normal, don't worry. And I'm really surprised why did it happen because in the TCG committee, AMD and Intel participated. So I'm not sure why they invented new terms for the same things. Good example is dynamic launch. As you can see, in TCG documentation it is simply called dynamic launch in Intel TXT. Sorry, it is called late launch. And in AMD, it is called secure startup. The same thing is for DL event. You can see this is called as enter or SK in it and so on and so on. There are also some terms which doesn't have relevant terms in the vendor specification like DCRTM. In general, in this presentation we will be using terminology proposed by TCG, but if we are referring to specific implementation of dynamic launch, then we'll be using terminology of a given vendor. So let's compare UFI, Secure Boot Trust and Dynamic Launch Trust. So if you start the machine, you get machine started and all firmware is taken from the flash. And initially, the Sec phase in the UFI is executed which does basic initialization of the platform and the control is passed from the Sec PEI. And then PEI does measurement among others. And as you can see, the CRTM is not measured until during the PEI. So Sec and PEI phases must be trusted and CRTM is of Sec and PEI. So these are self-referential. And the trust relies on boot flash and the TPM to protect the measurements. And the DXC phases enforces UFI Secure Boot Verification. So we have three kinds of root of trust here. The flash and TPM forms something which is called root of trust for storage. We have a root of trust for Merge and Merge which is built from a second PEI and root of trust for verification which is formed from Sec, PEI and driver execution environment. The situation looks completely different in case of dynamic launch because here we mostly depend on the hardware. How it works? At first we have something which is called DC preamble. It can be a part of bootloader or it can be part or currently running OS. And DCRTM is taken initially by the CPU and the result is stored in the TPM. In the case of Intel, there's also additional method of DCE. Just Intel CPU just verifies the signatures of the DCE. And after that, the control is passed to DCE and DCE also measures the DLME and put the results in the 2 TPM. Let's look into today how the dynamic launch work. So initially the CPU obtains locality number four and it clears the TPM, DRTM, PCRs. All CPUs are, all CPU interrupts are disabled and the CPU protects the DCE from DMA access. And AMD and Intel use different technologies to do that. Intel uses something which is called cache resum. AMD uses something which is called device exclusion vector. Then after that DCE is measured by the CPU and the result is stored in PCR 17 before the execution. And here also there is a difference between Intel AMD implementation. Intel provides ACM for every platform and every ACM is signed by Intel. In case of AMD, the owner have to provide the DCE but you are not able to verify the signature. There's no such mechanism to verify that the signature of the DCE. After that the DCE answers the DLME is the DMA protected measures and then executes it. So as you can see, in case of dynamic launch, sorry, the result is very high integrity accession of the DLME. In this case, in case of dynamic launch, as you can see, the firmware is removed from the TCB except SMI handler. So root of trust is mostly mounted in the hardware and a firmware which is usually buggy is removed from the picture. And at this point I would like to hand over to Daniel. All right, thank you. All right, so TrenchBrew, the project itself. So TrenchBrew originated from an idea I had back in 2014 when I was implementing a Ford SEAL capability and to OpenXT to be able to Ford SEAL the platform on an update. In OpenXT we use T-Boot to launch the Zen environment. In order to accomplish the Ford SEAL we needed to be able to get to certain bits of information from the measured launch in TXD terms in the dynamic launch. And in the way that T-Boot was constructed in conjunction with Zen made some things very difficult. We weren't able to get to the TPM event log. That is actually, it's housed inside the ACM's heap space and that's actually blocked out of the memory map. So Zen will not allow you to access it. Boot services is still the day. There's a conflict on who should be terminating boot services. If you follow the specification, the TCG's dynamic launch specification, boot services is supposed to be terminated before you do the dynamic launch. Right now the day, T-Boot does it inside of it before it hands over to the target system. And in our case for this situation for OpenXT or I'm sorry, Zen likes to have access to boot services as well. So we have this conflict here. T-Boot can only measure what was loaded into memory with it at the time that it was started. Only the multi-boot modules. There's nothing else that it has, the knowledge of how to do or even considered. And it only had one action, attestation action. It basically can do a policy enforcement on a pre-different term in PCR manifest. It had, and that's the best you can get out of it. And then it only works for TXT. There was an attempt to consider putting AMD support in it and they turned it down. So we need to be able to, specifically on OpenXT, we needed to be able to support both AMD and Intel. So the motivation continues. So because doing this is very important, we need to make sure that we do this correctly. We need to take the time and make sure that we have a nice clean way that we've launched the platform that we make these strong assertions from. So the project isn't meant to focus on solving this problem for everybody. And then in the past dynamic launches have been used just for the initial boot phase. And the fact is that dynamic launch can be ran multiple times through the entire life cycle of the CPU. All right, sorry, of a power-on, power-off sequence. So it's an opportunity to establish the current integrity of the platform at any time, if you want, so chose to do so. And on top of it, in the last four years now, four or five years now, launch integrity ecosystem has gotten extremely rich. There's numerous routes of trust, the routes of trust have evolved in terms of measurement. Secure co-process have shown up, spy interposers are in place now, you've got hybrid solutions starting to come out. And then on top of it you have vendors adopting these capabilities into their products. So we want the open-source system, open-source ecosystem to have these things as well. So trench boot is a cross-community integration project. There is not one thing that is trench boot. We're trying to bring these capabilities to all of the open-source projects that are involved in this. One of the questions I've gotten is, where did I get the name? So when I was working through all of this, starting back in 2014 and looking at all the launch integrity system and the hardware and everything else, it's a muddy mess. And just trying to find a way to unify all of that in a way that all open-source projects could use is just, I joked at one point that it's like, I got a strap on a pair of boots to wade my way through this so that several other people have gotten stuck in. So at the end, the purpose is to develop a common unified approach to building trust into the platform during the launch phase of the platform. And then work with the open-source community to the various projects to get this unified approach adopted by all of them. So that way, you wind up with this ecosystem that any open-source kernel and potentially proprietary kernels could use this to launch themselves if they wanted to. So this brings us to the first capability we've been working on, which is what we're calling Secure Launch for Linux. So Secure Launch for Linux is the attempt to bring the, to enable the Linux kernel to be dynamically launched by both AMD and Intel. Specifically, the focus is on a first launch scenario, which is what everybody is very familiar with. You're using the dynamic launch as part of your boot cycle to establish the initial integrity of the platform. But you can actually, we're looking at runtime integrity as well, runtime launches. So that way you can actually use this to launch your kernel upgrade through a Kexac. You could launch an integrity kernel that could set there in dynamically inspect your system.  So the, compare that with the existing ecosystem of dynamic launch. Like I said, there's been numerous attempts to bring dynamic launch into the open source community. A lot of these, or actually all of these have been focused purely on the first launch use case. The Intel based ones are actually exo kernels because they try to persist themselves for the entire runtime of the system and in an exo kernel fashion, they hook the sleep states to handle dealing with the fact that your trusted kernel went into a sleep state. From my perspective, that's not the appropriate approach, but we can talk about that later. And then they have a limited or no attestation capability built into them at all. So the first use, okay, first launch use case, standard use case, everybody knows this. The difference that we're doing with trench boot is we're going to expand on it a little bit. So we're going to properly terminate boot services by the boot loader and then handle the EBS handoff using Linux's existing EFI capabilities to launch itself after exit boot services. Google has this amazing project called Uroot in which they're building these tiny and net RDS for variety of solutions for embedded boot loaders and those. So it was a good means for us to build a flexible way of doing measurements and attestations during this launch phase. The current focus right now is to be able to manage your block devices, files and system information like DMI and then to be able to take those measurements and do attestations and then establish the integrity of your platform before you allowed your target system to start running. And then we will be using the K exec interface to do the launches. When the secure launch phase is completing, we cap the PCRs on all platforms. That's a means by which we can say we're done. Intel provides us the extra capability that I wish AMD had which is the S exit instruction which allows us to basically close off access to the RTM PCRs. So that way those PCRs can no longer be extended after we're completed. And that closes up the first use case. So to give a basic walkthrough of it, right now Grubb will be able to take measurements if you so choose to. It's optional of everything it's about to load into memory to start the late launch or the dynamic logs, excuse me. It will load either the secure loader or the ACM depending on whether you're on AMD or Intel. It'll load a Linux kernel that is capable of handling the dynamic launch, the secure launch capability. And it will then call the respective event, late launch or dynamic launch event. At which point the ACM will hand out do its business. That's proprietary to Intel. It will hand off directly to the setup header or the setup code inside the kernel. And the secure loader, we have a project where we're building one and make it which is gonna be, it is open for AMD, which will basically set up the environment and transition into the setup code for the Linux kernel. Inside the setup header, we are, Daniel will cover this a little more detail. We'll take the measurements of what's necessary within the kernel. So we'll, right now we're, when the piggy has been expanded into the VM Linux, we take that measurement, we measure the INIT RD. So that way we have at least those two measurements of the things that we're gonna give execution to before we turn them over. Once you get into the INIT RD, it can then take, it will consume a policy file, which will tell you what you want to measure. It will measure those into the TPM and then execute your target runtime. And with that introduction, I will turn it over to Daniel to cover the status on upstreaming. Thanks, Daniel. I would like to discuss how this idea of the trench boot map to the current upstream project, but at the beginning, I would like to say something about history of the project. The project was initiated by Aperture Solution and the company invited the corporation, Oracle and FreeEmbed. FreeEmbed is a small company in North Park of Poland, which focuses on developing open source firmware for embedded platforms. And in general, Oracle focuses on Intel implementation of trench boot and FreeEmbed focuses on DMD implementation. So how this whole idea of the trench boot project applies to specific projects. First of all, the grab. It was decided to provide a DCE PRAMB for the grab at first, because this is the most common bootloader in current deployments. So we are working currently on this project and we have to do some changes in the code. First of all, we have to extend the Linux boot protocol with a special additional kernel infrastructure, which I will discuss a bit later. We have to also add some additional commands to identify the secure launch phase and additional commands to load the DCE modules for Intel and for AMD separately. And we also have to add some DL event relocators, one for Intel as enter, another one for the AMD SK in it. AMD development is farther along than Intel currently. We haven't published patches yet because currently it doesn't work simply. We do some tests. We have some difficulties with Intel, quite big difficulties with Intel, but if everything works, then we will release the first version of patches. Assel boot. This is a small piece of code which we took from the T-boot because we needed something to test which will work, let's say, almost out of the box. So we decided to just strip T-boot, remove all unneeded pieces and just leave a pre-launch code. This solution just worked on Intel because T-boot was developed on Intel and this is interim solution. We currently have this code running. We have currently system boots, but there are some problems with network or something like that. So currently working on that. This is interim solution. We are going to move all that code to the grab and post it upstream. The kernel info patch. I was mentioning this thing in the grab slide. We have to change Linux boot protocol because we have to pass some information from the kernel to the bootloader. In particular, this is entry point to a secure launch code which will be in setup part of the kernel. And after discussion with HPA, who is maintainer of Linux boot protocol, we stated that it is needed to extend to extend the protocol by adding kernel infrastructure. We have to do that because currently setup header has very limited size and we are using just final bits of this structure. So after some discussion with him, we decided to introduce this new structure which will not have such limitations and can be extended in the future without any issues. And I have posted two patches on Linux kernel mailing list, HPA is quite happy with the implementation, but he has still some comments and I'm going to take into account his comments in version number three. Secure launch phase, this is a code which will be put into the Linux kernel. Currently there are two sibling patches in development. Intel, sorry, Oracle together with our Aperture solution focuses on the Intel TXT implementation. And I am there, Secure Stoplight implementation is done by free embed with some help from Aperture solution and Oracle and as I know with AMD currently. Summary of changes. So we have to introduce some changes into complete part of the kernel. First of all, we have to introduce SL entry point and minimal code to handle entry from DL event. We also have to add some minimal implementation of the SHA and the TPM. But and this code currently exists, but after some reviews we realize that this is possible to optimize the TPM logic and make the code smaller. And we also have to add some code to the processing of handover from DL event in set up part of the kernel. And Uroot stuff. Uroot is a project made by Google and it is just a simple in-e-tra-matter phase for DLME. And we will call it a security engine for first launch. We have to add a unit app that functions as a core engine for processing a policy file which describes evidence collectors, attestors and what launcher to run. We have to add a measurement library that provides a core set of evidence collectors. And we will be using currently existing boot capabilities in the Uroot to implement a Kexec launcher. And we are going to provide attestation in DLME in later phases of development. When we discuss the project among the people it appears that there are more and more features needed but we are not able to provide all of them at first step. So there is growing to-do list. And first of all, first thing which I think is worth mentioning is extending the Kexec with DC preamble implementation. This way you will be able to restart dynamic launch from the running OS. Also we are considering adding DC preamble to the IPXE and also we are considering extending some things in Zen. We are going to make it to be executed from the Kexec as a DLME and we are also going to add DC preamble to the Zen which I think is quite interesting idea. So that's it. Questions and answers. Hey, so you mentioned being able to get away from having the boot firmware as part of the TCB. What's about EFI runtime services? So you don't necessarily need runtime services, right? Yes, you do. For what? P store, changing boot configuration, primarily those but there's a few other cases where, oh, firmware update. You're going to need to be able to use boot services and runtime services in order to configure the firmware update on next reboot. Right, but do those operations have anything to do with the execution of your operating system that you're running? In that calling them if they're malicious could result in the firmware tampering with the state of the kernel after your measurement. Right, so at that point you're discussing a runtime issue as opposed to a boot time, right? I've established the integrity. I didn't rely on the firmware to establish the integrity of my operating system. I relied on the CPU to establish the integrity of what got loaded. That's my load time integrity problem. Now if you want to tackle the runtime integrity problem that's a much larger problem, right? It's very difficult, right? You have to be able to inspect things and decide afterwards whether or not, after things have started executing and things have changed in terms of the state of the application you have to be able to inspect that and make assertions about that. So yes, that problem is not a dynamic launch problem. That is a platform problem period. It doesn't matter whether you've done only an SRTM boot or if you've only done a dynamic launch boot. If you've got corrupt firmware, you've got corrupt firmware, whether it was corrupted as part of the launch or it was corrupted after execution. It's still a runtime problem. So is the model that's even in a dynamic launch environment how you should be looking at the SRTM values as well to make it a totally off the platform? You should always, because you're trusting the SRTM to have initialized the platform, right? So you still have that. We try to minimize that as much as possible with the dynamic launch, but at the end of the day the sec phase is what put the memory timings in there. If that was corrupted and it decided to screw with that you're done, right? There's nothing we can do. So we still care about the SRTM. But the key point here is that we want to remove and reduce the trust chain that was used to launch your operating system. So we're trying to increase the integrity in the platform, but it's a holistic problem. That's the whole point that we talked about in these routes of trust. I shout away from it, but the fact is is like, the trust is there. You can't drive it to zero, right? You can't decide that it's optional. It's there. It's the question of whether or not it's an implicit or an explicit trust. If you're only gonna be implicitly trusted then you might as well just implicitly trust the entire platform. We care about trying to make that trust explicit. We're trying to create contracts between us and the hardware to make sure that everything in the running state is correct as best as we can. Thanks.  For example, some companies try to avoid these calls which are needed to change the boot order of the platform by using external device like a BMC and a variable to set the boot order of the machine using open BMC or something like that. Then you are not able, sorry, then you do not need to use runtime services to change that order. But in case of P store, of course it is much more difficult, I think. I guess a couple of things. Let me start with the runtime issue. You may, I'm monetizing, by the way, from... Okay, yeah. Sorry, no, something about this. You made a statement earlier about the SMI handler. Yes. So that's up to the OEM, Intel TXT does provide support as of 2015, I think, support for the STM. It's entirely up to the OEM as to whether to provide it. There is some open source STMs available if that's an area of your... To me, the SMI handler is much scarier than the runtime UEFI handler. So that's the thing I'd be worried about. Oh, I agree. Yeah, so I just wanted to make that correction. DL entry is the generic term that we used in the spec for S-Enter, so they're synonymous. Didn't want to put S-Enter into an industry standard specification and there was one other correctional automate by trying to blanket it right now, but I could probably give you some help in this area if you would like. I mean, yes, you're correct. So just a touch on your point. So for those that aren't aware, there is core boot. They actually are implementing TXT support as well as STM support. So what Monty was touching at is the fact that when you do a dynamic launch in S-Enter on an Intel TXT platform and you have an STM present, the ACM will actually interact with the STM to establish the integrity of your SMI handler until all more mainstream providers adopt that, DL, HP. We don't have anything that can handle the SMI. Everybody is beholden by the SMI at this point, the handler. All right, any other questions? Any comments? Comments? All right, thank you very much. Thank you guys.


I've tried to film this video like four times, so we'll see if this time actually works. Hey everyone, Dylan Schumacher, Citadel Defense. I'm out here in my shop today and it's cold, so that's why I'm wearing my jacket. But I'm out here in the middle of my lifts and I've been thinking, you know, I've since February, I've lost like 20, 25 pounds, something like that. And throughout that journey, I've kind of been thinking about what is the perfect build, you know, physically for the American Minute Man. Is that a thing? I'm not just making that up, like what does that actually mean? And for me, you know, it probably is, and for you it might be different, this is just my opinion, right? It's that sweet spot between being able to be strong, we wanna be strong, being strong is important, right? And being able to carry load over distance. I think about like the Army Rangers, for example, right? If you look at a lot of like Army Rangers, like elite infantry guys, Rangers, special forces, not the SEALs, because they're all like big and huge and do lots of lifting and are doing like direct action missions on ships or whatever. But I'm talking about like traditional, infantry, elite, special forces guys, right? Rangers, special forces, those kind of things.  I mean, they're fit.  But they don't like look super bulky or impressive or whatever.  And I think that's because they've built their bodies to the mission type of being able to carry load over distances, right?  That's hard, right? That's a lot of work. That's a very mentally difficult thing, which is why they do the test. But again, they're building their bodies to be able to carry load over distance and just keep going, right? Again, there's a big mental component there that we're not talking about. We're just talking about the physical component right now. And I think that that's kind of where I wanna be as much as I can, right? This is not a fitness channel, you know, whatever, there's lots of stuff out there for that. But I will say that your fitness is important, right? And you need to take care of your body. And as I've been more and more thinking about like weight carrying, right? And how much weight is on my kit. If you're doing that, but you're carrying an extra 20 pounds on your body, what are you doing, right?  You see where I'm going with this? Like for example, right? I mean, I've lost, like I said, 20, 25 pounds. Last time I weighed in was a couple of days ago. It was like 205. So I'm down like 23 pounds for my max weigh-in, okay? If the 23 pounds, that's like carrying my plate carrier for free, essentially, right? Or my ruck and my rifle for free. Like that's just like essentially carrying those things for free because I've dumped that weight off my body. And now when I get to carry a gear piece, right? I get to carry it for free. So I think there's some advantage to that obviously, right? The more muscle, the more fat, the more mass you have on your body, the more energy you need to expel to move it, the harder your heart has to work, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Like there's just, again, not a fitness channel, not a health channel. But my point remains the same.  Why wouldn't you start with that first, right? That makes the most sense. And now I know there's a lot of like mental issues around weight loss and all this other garbage and whatever, I'm not gonna get into that. My point is really simple. Build your body, your body is far more plastic than you give it credit for. Build your body to the mission that you wanna accomplish. And whatever that is for you. For me, it's, hey, I wanna be able to carry, I wanna be able to move under load. I wanna be able to sustain myself and move under load. Because as an American man, I think that's one of the more important things to happen. Ideally I'll be working around vehicles and whatever, but who knows if things get really bad, might not have vehicles anymore and might just have to hoof it. So I want to be able to move under load. We are going to accomplish this mission. And it's, we're not gonna fail this mission because Dylan can't continue to go, okay? That's not acceptable. That's not gonna happen. So, think about that. Think about what your perfect build is for you as an American man. What are you targeting? How are you trying to get there, right? Simplest ways, if you need to lose weight, in my opinion, okay, again, not a fitness channel. Just stop eating food. That's pretty simple. I did that and that was super effective. So, like with a one meal a day thing. So, think about it. How are you building your body to fit the mission set?  Take that into account. It's a very important account. And let's be honest, it's gonna improve your general quality of life. Anyway, right? Do your brave deeds. And endure.


In today's video, we are going to talk about the most interesting facts and myths about the Lycoy breed. So you have been seeing all the photos of a so-called werewolf cat. Maybe you thought they were an internet joke, or maybe a cat with a skin problem? That's not the case at all. They are a new breed of cat called Lycoy, and they're taking over the internet. Contrary to what many people think, Lycoy cats are not a new invention nor were they created in a lab by mad scientists. Their unique appearance is the result of a recessive natural mutation from typical domestic short hair cats, that gives them the appearance of a werewolf. Although these werecats have been reported several times over the last 15 years or so, it wasn't until two unrelated litters were found in Virginia and Tennessee that, after a lot of extensive testing, a breeding program began. That's when they were named Lycoy, which roughly translates to wolf cat in Greek, a very fitting name for these unique cats. 1. What do Lycoy look like? This new cat breed is rather unique in appearance. You might actually take them for a Sphinx or a Devon. The Lycoy cats have grizzled dark fur, with no undercoat. Around their faces, the kitties have patches around their eyes and nose where you can see a bit of pink skin showing through. This gives them the appearance of perhaps being hairless. Additional bald patches are found on their toes and tails. These special kitties have a long nose with a black tip, that makes them look very similar to a wolf. Along with their unusual hair, Lycoy cats have large yellow eyes, with large, triangular ears. Their bodies are slim and muscular. Their entire appearance truly resembles a wolf. However, don't be alarmed. Lycoy cats have wonderful personalities. 2. Are Lycoy cats family friendly? Lycoys are descended from feral cats, so they are great mousers. If you play with your Lycoy kitty, she will completely become caught up in the hunt, ready to pounce when the time's right. These cats tend to be intelligent, and they're not afraid to use their intellect when presented with a new situation. You may notice the Lycoy cat first considering the new circumstances, such as meeting new animals or humans. However, once they've warmed up to someone or another pet, they're loyal for life. Lycoy cats tend to be very active and have tons of energy. Some have thought these characteristics are holdovers from their feral forebears. They enjoy staying busy and may have other things they want to get done first, but you'll eventually find the werewolf cat laying in your lap, wanting your attention, and a nice scratch behind her ears. There is one more wolfish trait that has come out in the Lycoy cats. They prefer to hunt in packs. Most cats like to hunt alone, but not the Lycoy. They will come together and chase down prey as a team, rather than being loners in the hunt. Some people have said their Lycoy cats seem more like dogs than cats. Not only do they hunt in packs, but these werewolf cats also enjoy a good game of fetch and chase, just like their canine brothers and sisters. Expect your Lycoy to be a loving fur baby, but one that's highly intelligent and very active. A breed being so new, it's not yet been determined what the lifespan of a Lycoy cat will be. However, with good health and living indoors, it's thought that Lycoy cats will have the same average lifespan of other domestic cat breeds, which is about 15 to 20 years of age. Overall, they seem to be healthy cats. Some issues that have been noticed with the breed. These include oil gather in their ears and claws, due to their short, sparse coats. This is something that should be checked often if you adopt a Lycoy. Lycoy kittens appear to develop slower than kittens from other breeds. They require a lot of socialization to grow up into happy, socially adjusted adult cats. Kittens are usually ready to leave their mothers by about 12 to 14 weeks of age. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 4. Lycoy cats demand special care. While they seem to be pretty healthy, Lycoy cats do require some special care when it comes to their unusual coats. Due to the oil that can accumulate inside their ears and around their nails, it's necessary to wipe the areas down with a soft cloth on a regular basis. These kitties are also prone to brush burns, if the brush scrapes their skin. They need a softer brush, and you'll need to use an easy brushing technique to avoid causing your wolfie fur baby brush burns. A Lycoy cat should be brushed at least twice a week when not in the shedding season. However, when the molting season begins, usually in summer, they may require daily brushing. If a werewolf cat needs to be bathed, it's best to use a special cat shampoo, clothes or wipes. They require a shampoo, that contain no harsh ingredients due to their sensitive skin. These cats also need special care in the winter from the cold air and need to be inside in the summer to avoid sunburn. Their skin tends to be more sensitive with the protective undercoat found on other breeds of cats. Feral Lycoy have been seen surviving, with no ill effects outside in the winter and summer. But it's best to keep a Lycoy indoors to avoid extreme weather changes.  5. Werewolf cats are not hypoallergenic. No, these are not hypoallergenic cats and they shed a lot. If you're allergic to other cats, then you'll more than likely also be allergic to Lycoy cats. The Lycoy cat's coat looks very similar to a stiff bristle brush, however, when you got to pet a Lycoy, you'll find her hair is pleasantly soft, almost silky smooth. These cats shed quite a bit, sometimes their entire coat. However, don't worry, your werewolf cat will regrow her coat once again. During the shedding process, you may notice her hair is one color, but then regrows in a different color. This is quite normal in Lycoy cats. 6. Lycoy cats are a very rare breed. Lycoy kittens for sale will be difficult to buy. The werewolf cat is a very rare breed, so expect to pay about $1,500 for a kitten. An intact adult Lycoy cat may cost up to $2,500. While there are a number of breeders who specialize in this breed, the waiting lines are quite long. If a breeder says they can get you a cat sooner, then beware of them. They are not a legitimate breeder and the Lycoy may not be a purebred and may have been raised in a kitty mill. 7. Lycoy cats love to play. As noted earlier, a werewolf cat is highly active and needs a lot of exercise.  That way you too will bond, and she'll receive all the activity she needs to stay happy and healthy. When your wolfy cat is ready to rest, she'll head straight to your lap for some love and attention. Spend time showing how much you love them every day. Not only does this include scratching her behind the ears but brushing her when she needs it. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


It's like flank steak, can you pound it up really thin and fill it with stuff and roll it? Those are awesome. Yeah. So today we have with us Joanne and we're so happy to have her at Art Resin. She's going to be handling our Pinterest page because she actually likes Pinterest. No one else here does. I'm super excited to be part of the Art Resin crew though for sure. And we're going to be doing a Mandela. And why are we doing Mandelas? Adult coloring books are huge. They're so beautiful and how do you preserve it? And Art Resin is a perfect, perfect wave. How do you know you've never even done it before? Well, because I just know. Okay. We have one done in marker and one done in pencil crayon. And this is just printed on computer paper. Earlier, we thought we'd try a couple of finishes first before we put the resin on. We coated it with Mod Podge. The marker obviously was not permanent because as soon as I put the Mod Podge on, look, it just bled everywhere. And the paper, it started to buckle. So Mod Podge, maybe not the best prep. So then we tried the clear coat spray and this is much better. Nothing bled and there's no buckling as well. And then in an ideal world, the naked one is going to be the best. So we're going to resin this and then tomorrow we'll see what the results are. Okay. So you want to mount it? Yeah. So we found these awesome canvas boards. So we're just going to cut this out and then glue it onto the canvas board. I like that the board is already white too because sometimes the paper gets a bit translucent with the resin. It could look brown if you were doing it on wood, right? Mm-hmm. That's right. Good point. So now we have these blocks. I mean, we're just going to start getting ready to art resin now. Yes. Good. And then here's a level for you. Okay. So we're level. The next step is some math. So I know it seems like most people that buy art resin don't like math. Right. But we have a calculator on art resin dot com at the very bottom. Oh, perfect. Yeah. So you just type in your dimensions. You just think of everything. Yeah. Um, no. To make it easy, let's just say this is two square feet. Okay. So you can put on some gloves. Okay, we'll do. And it doesn't matter what order you put them in. You can put in hardener first or resin. Just stir the heck out of it. Alrighty. And scrape the sides and bottom. Why do you scrape the sides and bottom? If you don't scrape from the sides and bottom and then you pour, you're going to get unmixed resin and hardener that's stuck to the side of the measuring cup. Did I win? She's great. In three minutes, right? Yep. You're going to speed this part up, right? All right. This is so fun. Right. And now we're ready to pour. Just pour it on. Here we go. Kind of nervous. It's really nice to work with. It's got a nice like honey or molasses kind of consistency. And do you smell it? Do I smell it? No. Your nose work normally? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Great. I don't smell anything. Awesome. So your final stage is you get to play with fire. All right. Yeah. This is a propane torch head. We'll be selling these soon. These are our normal torches. They're butane. They're great. And they're good for small projects. But once you get into our resin and if you're doing a really big piece, like this is just really, really nice. So I'll give it to you. This feels a bit more badass too. Yeah. Push the button. It's like ironing. Just do everything once and then keep it moving. Oh, look at that. That's so cool. Yeah. Oh my God. It's like magic. It is like magic. Wow. So the last step is we always keep toothpicks around.  It's like glass. It's beautiful. Oh, there is. There's something here. So last step for the third time, let's cover them up. Just protect them from dust and hair while it cheers overnight. That was fun. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Next time I'll try it on my own. See how well I do. Great. So about that sauerkraut. Yeah. Sauerkraut. Rollerways. Do I have any broccoli in my teeth? Your two front teeth are very large. I don't think I've ever told that before. Not that large. Just a lot of surface area. Hey, everyone. We're back. For the big reveal. Yeah. These look awesome. I'm so happy with the results that we got. The one where we did nothing. That one actually looks the best in my opinion, which is awesome because then it's less work. Yeah, I agree. If you do use marker, though, make sure you use a permanent marker. So don't need to seal it. Just use good quality marker and good quality paper. Yeah. Okay. And then this one, we took it out of a coloring book and you can see the other side a tiny bit. So maybe use only one-sided pieces. Well, you have another solution for that as well, right? Absolutely. Instead of using a coloring book. Yeah. There's a great resource where you can download these Mandela's MondayVandela.com. You can just print it off on your computer and you don't have to worry about there being anything on the other side. And you can also choose a good quality paper. Yeah. So you want it to be perfect. Absolutely. I had fun. I had fun. This is my first project. You've already been talking about all the other things you want to resin. Oh, yeah. A whole Pinterest board. That's right. Just for ideas. So follow us on Pinterest and Instagram and Facebook. And come on over. Coffee. No kind of weird about my teeth now.


So just so that you know my boat as a floating IP and its name trace route Good morning, so it's been Something like 10 years since we first had this conversation where we described the need for something open and modular that would do public cloud services so we went from a moment where we Talked about it to a moment where we started The opens what would become the open sack foundation a few years later eight years ago We started focusing open stack on how to build public clouds and we were quite successful at it looking at the slide that Jonathan presented earlier today and very quickly we realized that if we wanted to implement the Ibridity of the cloud enabling people to move workload from public to Private cloud we also needed to care about private cloud and I think we've been also quite successful at dealing and offering us a good solution for private cloud and On the way we got carried toward the telco use case and These three use cases which we've been covering quite well as a community had a very strong focus on delivering VMs But really what's going on now? Well, the reality is that we have to take care of new types of workloads containers AI Big data all kinds of analytics HPC Workloads that needs direct hardware specific hardware access like GPUs the FPGAs and more and all of this Is not solely on VMs For example when I deploy a container platform I want to be able to deploy it either within a VM or on bare metal when I deploy Big data application Some of this application will perform a lot better if I'm on bare metal so What we are dealing with right now is Something that is quite new from what we had envisioned at the start Nova is not anymore the center of our universe and Thanks to the excellent work that the community has been putting together work in Ironic work in Cinder work in so many projects. I won't be able to name them all We are able now to offer the same scalability the same isolation the same automation On bare metal as we've been able to deliver on VM and that's absolutely Phenomenal that mean that we have all the basic function to deliver the software defined at a center Regardless of the workload that you want to deploy. I mean a little example here the career project which really is CNI implementation a Kubernetes container native Sorry a container networking infrastructure plug-in that talks directly to neutral That enables security groups to be synchronized between the two Layers that enables to remove the overall the overlay stacking This is phenomenal the integration with Ansible and particularly Ansible networking Which allows an ml2 plug-in to dynamically configure any top of rack switch? Depending on how you want to configure your isolation. This is phenomenal so we have an Open stack that is delivering all these primitives We have Kubernetes which is clearly the winner of how to orchestrate workload across cluster in many people describe Kubernetes as Being the equivalent of what Linux did to a single machine orchestrating multiple processes Turned into how do we have something operating? Processes across a cluster of machine. This is what Kubernetes is delivering and when you combine the two This is where you get the open infrastructure the foundation is speaking about This is really a non zero sum game is the assembly of the two that deliver the complete value of what people want to achieve so Today thanks to the great work done by the community on Rocky. We are announcing readout open stack 14 It will be released in the next month and It's including all the work that is needed to make Kubernetes or more precisely our Distribution of Kubernetes open shift run as smoothly as possible on top of open stack It's Also a day where we are announcing our first official design For an edge use case, which we call the virtual central office This is based on work that was done in the opna v community that is assembling Open stack Kubernetes open daylight Ansible to deliver the ability to have data centers that are closer to the end users It's the first use case that we implement. We are going to implement quite a few more in the next few releases another thing that we are delivering And we'll be announcing very shortly is the ability to provide Dynamic migration of workloads off of VMware on to open stack all through a graphical user interface and There is a lot more coming up in the next few months all centered around this idea that Delivering an intro an open infrastructure is not just about VMs. It's about the entire picture In order to give an example of what can be done using software that we deliver today I wanted to show this video about these projects from the children's hospital That is really helping radiologists to make faster interpretation of the x-rays and other imagery MOC tries to change the public cloud model of today, which is mostly stood up by a single vendor It has been founded by the collaboration of the five research universities in the New England region MIT UMass BU Northeastern and Harvard Right. My name is Ataturk. I'm a research scientist at Massachusetts open cloud I'm leading the big data and healthcare analytics efforts With the scale of MOC and with the deployment of Creson MOC now They can use some of the solutions that they were unable to use one example is the image registration that they do for MRI images, which is practically taking multiple MRI images and using those multiple images to Cancel out the noise within the image normally when they do the same operation using the hospital resources This takes almost a day, but with our facilities we can reduce this to minutes So we are now at a stage where we need to build a community around Cres and an open source infrastructure And that's where Dan comes in My name is Dan McPherson and I'm a software engineer at Red Hat We have several folks here that are based out of the Boston office who work on the Cres project they do so with about 20% of their time and We treat it like we do most of the products we treat at Red Hat Creson the MOC runs on top of our OpenShift offering and OpenShift provides the job framework for which we run the image processing software OpenShift gives us the ability to utilize our resources very very efficiently So any resource that we don't use are given back to OpenStack to use and service to other infrastructure users The OpenShift environment gives us this whole model of encapsulating the applications and their dependencies today and Now it comes a really exciting part because Red Hat engineers are working together with us to exploit GPUs on On the platform so that we can actually plumb them all the way through and make them available to the application And then how do we exploit the parallelism so we can set up, you know A dozen or a hundred containers to work in parallel on a problem the opportunity that we have here with an open cloud With researchers and with industry and specifically Red Hat technologies working with us meeting the goals of this application is a transformative opportunity so that's a Chris but Right now we are experiencing something that is a bit of a dilemma When we started this project we started it with a very innovative principle doing deliveries every six months But I think that it is now the right time for us to start considering accelerating our development cycle I'm not talking about how quickly people will upgrade. I'm just talking about how quickly we Deliver new releases. We've now proven with fast-forward upgrade that you don't need to wait You don't need to upgrade through each version in order to do an upgrade we can Skip three version or even more version. This is now proven. We now have customers able to do that So I think it's now time for us to be able to innovate faster to deliver faster Along with the other communities that are already on the stream on cycle So that's my proposal today. I hope we'll be able to discuss that further in the next few months In any case the open infrastructure is our shared mission We have tons of opportunities to collaborate and I hope this week will be Very fruitful. Thank you very much


We're a big believer in firing up the glutes before any workout, before you start any workout.  Best way to warm up is doing a walkout. Hands down to the floor and we're going to walk our hands into a press-up position and then back to standing. So we're going to go down, walk out, plank, push-up position, walk back in, stand tall.  So really simple and easy move for cooling down and stretching is a simple hamstring stretch but it's easier and nicer than that because you're sat on the floor, it's a forward fold. So you want to come to a seated position, make sure you're sat really tall on your sit bones, drive your knees down towards the floor, make sure your toes are facing up towards the ceiling, rise up nice and tall and then kind of reach forward towards your toes. Now don't make the mistake of reaching for your toes and collapsing into your back. You want to keep your chest forward and your shoulders open so maybe grab the back to your calves if that helps and just pull yourself down towards your legs the whole time making sure your knees are driving down towards the mat and your toes are facing up towards the sky. My best stretch would be a glute stretch.  Hold this for 10 seconds, put it down, next one, over the other leg and just squeeze.


How's it going everyone Caleb here with late in sports cards next up tonight? We have a full case break here of 2022 top sterling baseball hobby This is an eight-box case break and this is number 14 Random hit style the way that this break does work guys We will look at all of the cards here in the case Sam will be typing out those hits as we go at the end We'll do a random with the names and the hits You will match you up with one to hit per spot purchased and that is what you will receive Good luck here. Hi and baseball. Let's get right to it. We do a basketball starting after this. That is all sold out Just a select few football spots remain this evening Eight box case guys. Good luck everyone. Thank you very much for joining Here we go 2022 top sterling baseball Should be a fun time All right, all right, we've got Hall of Famers Maybe we've got retired numbers They come in a little slide above you keep the slider boxes. Yeah All of Famers here All right first it out is gonna be a Carl Yastremsky nine of ten triple patch autograph He's a red socks Carl Yastremsky there nine of ten go We've got retired numbers now Of course Sam Of course Sam Next we got something pretty dang thick here. All right, it is gonna be Jeff Bagwell, it's gonna be a two of five quad patch autograph I believe so. Yeah, let's see here This one is not from any specific game event or season It's probably gonna be a mix depending on the player out imagine. I'll check that every time Jeff Bagwell two of five quad patch autograph You don't want the bag with you want these as well Xbox guys That Jersey piece has to be like a rookie or a second. You're nice. That's awesome We got post season performers And we've got 2010 MLB all-stars do post season performers first Let's get into it post season performers could really be a lot of people He's gonna be Paul Goldschmidt this time seven of ten triple patch autograph Nice as a Cardinals Paul Goldschmidt there Beautiful card numbered seven of ten Ten MLB all-stars. Here we go. I've got a Jeter call out very cool one of one The E Jose Barrios nice one there One of one very cool. That is a jumbo patch. E That's awesome. Here you go. Good luck on that one Jose Barrios one of one game use memorabilia patch Very nice game use not from any specific game or event, but it is game used Very cool. We go continue Barrios there next one up Yeah, talk not quite Continue yeah, so jumbo it doesn't even fit right they can't even get the whole E Okay, we've got stat leaders. This is an exciting one MVP award winners This is what stat leaders will also be some absolute heat Okay, we're doing a stat leaders second stat leaders is feeling a bit heavy MVP award winners first this could also be quite the checklist here Calling a showhead Brad, that'd be huge. Okay. Good luck everyone. Thanks once again. God Frank Thomas 10 of 25 dual patch autograph. There you go. That is white socks White socks Frank Thomas. Good luck everyone on that one 25 there stat leaders stat leaders box Yeah, a couple of really nice bets coming out so far It's all-time guys for sure Next one up guys. Good luck Yeah, that's oh nice. It's gonna be Joey Vado. That is 14 of 25 dual patch I'm autographed there sterling season 2011 card. Very nice Cool little parallel there Joey Vado 14 of 25 beautiful Go come up on that one. All right. All right next box up Close to it though Understood yeah, Cortes would not be happy you would not be happy All right, we've got 500 home run club. That's awesome. And then a silver slugger award winners Yeah, 500 we'll save that for second this time Pretty awesome. Yeah, it's time to make it there on the uh, it's about two dozen three dozen there in that Something around that nowadays Bradley no break in point game three. He's officially ruled out. That's huge That is huge. I know a little bit about hockey. I know that's pretty big Barely following Save that Hatch autograph dual patch autograph 21 of 25 Ricky Henderson go nice one there on the Ricky 21 of 25 Very nice Ricky Henderson Good luck on that one Very nice here It's gonna be big poppy four of five patch autograph Jumbo patch autograph very nice Big poppy there for a five Nice one again There you go and good luck Let's take a poppy. Yeah, that's nice That's nice next one up guys second half next up here. We have stat leaders And we have field award winners building a word winners. Excuse me interesting It's gonna be Chris Carter that one every level you can hold on to the brewers Fielding award winners Reds okay He's running the news kind of Vladdie from the stats. Let's see. Let's see Good luck everyone. Oh Dual patch autograph is boba shet 11 of 25 nice 11 at 25 there boba shet dual patch autograph solid I think Bradley it was cuz he took that The shot from Victor had been off the hand. I think it's a hand NHL or a strong NHL or off the hand actually no, I could not actually imagine that was just me bad That would be bad especially for how much I have to use my hands There we go dual patch autograph each hero for a 15 boom Now we're talking very nice. Good luck on the each hero For a 15 that's awesome That is awesome best of luck there First each year I've ever pulled out of a pack with some ink very nice. It's awesome man each hero is one of those guys Next one up everyone. Good luck. Thank you Remember your hit will be determined by the random at the end of the break after we see every card in the case The first basketball is next to us. So long ready to go 1980s and they'll be all stars and then World Series champions that should be David freeze It's not our time that's not our time Yeah, for sure Bradley for sure Here we go. Let's continue on everyone Walker Bueller patch autograph 11 of 25 Dodgers Walker Bueller. Good luck everyone 1980s and will be all stars here It is gonna be Robin yelts patch autograph 11 or excuse me 17 of 25 dual patch autograph there Robin yelts Beautiful brewers card. Good luck everyone 2000 LB all-stars Postseason performers Definitely David freeze just a pierce Microsoft David freeze is gonna be the best one always always the best meeting for postseason performers Man, do you have that year? Just crazy good luck here Triple patch autograph four of ten Mariano Rivera boom Very nice. Good luck everyone That is sick that is good stuff there sure enough Bradley sure enough Not the right pack though Bradley you guessed select you guessed correctly, but you guessed the wrong box One of the best one of the best hope a couple cards still to come out and be revealed You were close Bradley. You're on to us You knew that Mariano was coming. Oh nice glad Guerrero senior 18 of 25 dual patch autograph 18 of 25 there glad Guerrero senior The lock and last one 2022 rookies Tons all-star rookie cup team. Wow. What an ending. Good luck everyone. I know trout Wow Yeah, a couple of really big boxes here. We will save the rookies Come on Live wander give us some potential here at the end. That's for sure Is that is? Oh my goodness It's good Lord everyone. Oh wow.  Oh my goodness. Good luck Holy cow that is gonna get magged up That is insane big big card there. Wow Knees weak homes sweaty mom spaghetti Holy cow one of one Wow 2022 rookies once again that was not the box Like yeah, we got them in the role 22 rookies Dude, what the heck that's a massive card I saw the little something I was like Why not everyone good luck here 2022 rookies One of one by del Bruan What just happens Both of the best raised rookies five-way patch autograph one of one believable One of the best boxes of top sterling To exist. Oh my goodness Crazy I gotta let it out now guys. We have a huge random coming up I wish you all the very very best of luck Wow, that's mind-blowing That is mind-blowing. I'm just gonna double-check this here and we'll get right to the random guys Once again, everyone. I do wish you the very best of luck here. This is a huge random Can you check if the wander and the fight a little game used I'm not sure Player warren player warner game warren on the doll player warren on wander game warren on the doll Okay, guys. I'm gonna drop you. I'm an insurance link later. Let's do the random here These are the 16 entries to the break These are the 16 hits one more time everyone Best of luck. They hit that does match up next to your name is the card that you will end up with roll of the dice here Nine at times on the random Each random of course one two three four five six seven eight nine Got Johnny down to Brandon a Nine on the hits Good luck all We've got one two three four five six seven eight nine Carl Yastremsky down to Jeff Bagwell Results for you all Are coming right now Okay, we have John a Carl Yastremsky triple relic Nine of ten Connor C on the Mariana Rivera then H the Frank Thomas Harper B Congratulations each year a dual patch for a 15 Michael Wow, man Michael D big card wonder Franco one of one Holy cow Michael D. That is huge man Michael M. David Ortiz patch autograph Tom B Robin yonks Bobby K Congratulations Bobby K vital Bruhan One of one five-way patch autograph big card Bobby K Congratulations Mike B Paul Goldschmidt to 10 auto Joel M. Walker Bueller 11 of 25 Kent P. Ricky Henderson dual patch auto Scotty L The Jose Barrios letter patch one of one Harper B. Joey Vado dual patch auto 14 of 25 Brandon K. Vladimir Guerrero senior 18 of 25 John a Boba set 11 of 25 and Brandon a Jeff Bagwell auto to 25 Mike D. Congratulations Massive win for you. Thank you so much everyone