What's up everybody, Jason here for Jasper's Casebase.com. We just filled up 2022 Tops Finance Baseball. This is a three case break, random teams number two, 24 total boxes guys. So three cases, remember 30 spots, all teams in, Novak Common Ship. And again, we had a free spot giveaway, so only the customers that bought in straight up get a chance to win. So these customers here from Tristan and the Carl got in straight up, one winner. After the dice roller, we'll get a free spot. We'll paste it in here, that should make 30. And then of course we had some winners here from Capstone six and seven. So congratulations to those customers there. So here we go guys, same dice roller for both lists. Here we go, roll. We got ourselves a four to one five times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five. Five times, five, Carl had the odds, there you go man. What's up Rocket? So that's your free spot right there man. That should make 30 and we're gonna use the same dice roller now, five times. One, two, three, four, five. Five, Mark, down to Jason. Five times on the team, sorry I didn't paste the teams in, one, two, three, four, five. Five times five, Phillies at the top, down to the Blue Jays. All right so Mark, you have the Phillies, Carl with the Angels and Red Sox, your free spot. Dilo with the Cardinals, Mark with the Podgers, Dilo with the Twins, Jason with the Nationals, Cassandra with the White Sox, Paul with the Dodgers, Les, you have the Mets, Carl with the Reds, Logan with the Marlins, Carl with the Diamondbacks and Cubbies, Corey with the Yankees, Collin with the Giants, Mark with the Rockies, Carl with the Pirates, Matt, T with the Mariners, Carl with the Tigers, Astros and Rangers, Junior with the Orioles, Carl with the Rays, Robert with the Guardians, Carter with the Royals, Tristan with the Braves, Travis with the Brewers and then Carl with the A's and Jason with the Blue Jays. Now I'll give you guys a couple minutes just cause I know it's a three case or if you guys wanna trade but I'm gonna start ripping open some boxes just to kind of not kill some time. So right now I'll show you how we're gonna do this. So there's gonna be the list there for you to see again. I'm gonna take off the chat really quick for now. Turn on the top camera right there as you can see. And then like I said, in the meantime, I'm gonna just kind of rip open this case and like do a couple boxes. If by the time I rip the first couple boxes, no trading, no, no, nothing cause you know, nothing suggested, no accepted, then we'll close it. Corey says, oh, Corey's doing a two for one. So Corey does have the Yankees. He's saying Cardinals and Twins for the Yankees and then Dilo says I would do that. So confirmed on both of you guys is let me know confirmed that way I can process that trade. So a two for one. Confirmed, okay. All right, let's just close it now then guys. I think I gave it more than enough time. All right, so it was a two for one. So Corey, I'm gonna put a couple of character signs there and then now you're gonna get two teams, right? Twins and Cardinals and then Dilo, you're getting one, but it's gonna be the Yankees. So boom, I already closed the log and sorry, I'm not gonna process that one. I think I gave it more than enough time. So good luck to everybody. Let's see if we get some trade mojo for Corey or Dilo or both, I don't know. Maybe both of you guys hit something nice. There you go guys. Everybody in kind of slowed down a little bit. So it's kind of a good thing, but like I said, we're still closing a lot of breaks. Like I said, after what we have on our schedule is over with and that pretty much gives us another solid like two and a half hours to get like Mosaic done, to get a losing done, to get Hit Parade done. You've even maybe the second Hit Parade too, I don't know. So I mean, we'll play it by ear. Nike Pez is very common in this. So you're hopefully guessing for it. It's three cases worth, so nice trades then. Here we go, man. Mary is George Kirby. Ooh, red, there's a red Jose Ramirez. Top's fine as cornerstone. Four or five. Robert Runger with the Cleveland Guardians. I think that's actually my first red out of this.  That is $2.99.  Torgelsen refractor. Volati, you got Joshua for the Tampa Bay Rays. Rays is Carl. I know Tautis Jr. It's $2.99. We got Carl's career for the Minnesota Twins. And whoa, is that two Josh Lowes in this box?  Horrible correlation. Max Scherzer. Metz. Less of that one. Well hopefully we get a box later that has like two Wanderados or two Julios. Let's make up for that. Mike Troudicut. McCormick. Astros gonna Carl. We have a Ramos for the Giants, calling with that one. Lubov blue to $150. And a Colton Welker blue out of there to $150 for the Colorado Rockies market that one. Josiah Gray for the Nationals. Jason with that one, to $75. Kintukora, case hit. Lattie Guerrero, senior Montreal Expos which is the Washington Nationals. Jason with that one. Matt Chapman. Been ready Dilo. Just wanted to happen already dude. I'm tired. I wish today was Sunday already. Just get this game over with already. Too much talking hype about everything. Kind of got annoyed already. Royce Lewis. But no I'm happy man. I'm happy it's already Saturday. Plus I got a couple days off too so. I had a pretty busy week this week on Instagram and here on YouTube so far so. Montero. Jared Walsh for the Angels. Carl with that one. Clayton Kershaw, Paul of the Dodgers. But what about your deal here? Are you going to the Guinness for Oregon? Do you have season tickets or do you just go like, just get tickets? If I lived in the Philly area, I'd still have season tickets. Yeah that's cool man, yeah awesome man. Yeah I mean like I said if I would have grown, if there would have been football here in LA you know when I was growing up whether it was you know Rams or Chargers here in LA I would have probably been one of their fans honestly. And I'd love it cause I'd be able to have season tickets you know but no football here. And fell in love with the Eagles with McNabb so. I just go to one game a year though at least. That's what I try to do. Ta-da. Ta-da-da-da-da-da. Excited though the Eagles do play the Rams at Sol-Fi this upcoming season so. I'm definitely saving up to freaking, have the best seats in the house. Hit the yard line baby.  It's been a while so. Ta-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. There's a lot of Eagles fans here D-Lo. I will tell you man. There's a Eagles fan club that takes over a bar every Sunday to watch the Eagles games here in Hermosa Beach. I think it's called South Bay Lions, Eagles Lions or something like that. There's a lot of Eagles fans here in LA honestly. But yeah no, the year the Eagles won the Super Bowl I went to the Chargers game when they were playing in that 30,000 seat venue where the Galaxy play. And then I went to the game where Carson Wentz got injured in LA against the Rams. And like I said, it was so many Eagles fans that were just wild, the Coliseum. Like they filled up the Coliseum, it was like almost like a hundred thousand people was wild. Oh nice. Yeah the times I've gone to Philly or like just in general, I usually, my first time I went to Philly and watched the Eagles game but I tailgated with Green Lee June. And then this past time in Arizona this year I tailgated with fans of Philly. Both are pretty cool experiences, that was fun. But I haven't been to an Eagles game in Philly since like 2019. I usually just try to go to a new stadium or new arena. So I went to like, you know, 18T one year. I went to Santa Clara one year in Santa, for San Francisco game a few years back. I went to Vegas two years ago. Or last year I should say, I went to Vegas last year. And then I went to Arizona this year. And then whenever they play the Rams or Chargers, I went to San Diego in 2009. They lost that game though. My record though for Eagles games is actually pretty good now. I think I'm like six and two, six or seven and two. But yeah, those Eagles, man, I just wish there was a lot of social media around back in the day, like in early 2000s when they went to like five straight, four straight NFC championships and a Super Bowl.  A lot of heartache, like you said, but I think a lot of people forget the big stretch that they had in all of those years.  Like their five, fifth straight APC Championship again. What do you know? Andy Reed's there again. But yeah, Vegas, I like the Vegas stadium, but honestly, man, Sofya is the best by far. Sofya is the most beautiful stadium. Shit is crazy. How good is it though for? I bet, dude. Boos for Miami, it's gonna log in. O'Neill Cruz and Jacob DeGrone. Thalgar Perez, Dicut. We've got a Matt Olson, Braves to 300. An orange Buster Posey, that's pretty sweet. 24 to 25 little color match. Who has the Giants? Colin does. There you go, man. That's pretty awesome. A Rosarayna, Vladdy Jr. For Jason, that's number to 25 orange. D-Back Tyler Gilbert, Brandon Marsh to 99. Jian Carlo, and another Baron de la Cruz for Miami. Hunter Green, last two box this year. They will move on to case number two. George Curley, Marcos Diplen, Marcus Simeon, Lubeb to 300, and a Cedric Mullins to 99 auto. Oras Jr. with that one. Manny Machado, is that an orange as well to 25? Yep. White Sox, Cassandra, my last one here. Matt Chapman, Burger, Jake Burger. We've got Joe Ryan, to 75, Julio. There's one more auto in here somewhere, guys. Castellanos, and it's for the Diamondbacks, Drew Ellis, and Kevin Smith there. Alrighty guys, well a quick little recap then of what we've got here. Some nice auto, some nice colors. I don't think one big, top, top rookie there's a Kintsukori, but we did get a red vet and a Buster Posey orange. So, nothing too crazy. None of the top big rookies, but we'll see how case number two goes. Of course it's only number one, so. Still plenty more. Just the red Jose, reverse to five, and the Buster Posey, it was more vets.  One more box here, and then we'll rip open that first half of case two. All right, here we go, guys. Trade turner. Ooh, how about that? It's a 50 Juan Soto. Jason with that one. Oral of excellence. We got a Rossini Contreras. Price and stop. Shimmer to 175. And redemption. Judge Purple. Finest Autograph Orange refractor parallel to 25, guys.  Didn't we see a box earlier that had two of the same player? Same thing again now. This time, I guess he couldn't sign his orange refractors. That's two Juan Sotos in the same box. Everybody said I hope we get like a, I think I said I hope we get a Wanda or a Julio like that, but two Juan Sotos. I guess we'll take it. So nice break there for the Nationals already, Jason. Back to back Juan Sotos. All right, next box. Iso Neo Cruz. Color there tonight to 125, sorry, not tonight. We got Matt Manning. Finest Rookies. Little Vladdy. Ronald Acuna Jr. Tristan with that one. And I have a little Andrew Jones. Look at his smile. So funny. That's for the Braves. Tristan with that one. You got Cedric Mullins. Blue 150. Josh Lowe. And a Randy O'Rozarrator. Matt, we're getting a lot of different insert autos in this box. That's for the Tampa Bay Rays. Rays is Carl. We got Edward Cabrera for the Marlins purple to 250. Nice Wander Franco. That's number to 300. And a Reed Detmer's auto for the Angels. Angels is Carl as well. And a Gold Jaren Duran Rookie for the Red Sox to 50. That's also Carl. All right, last box. And then we'll go with the next four. Montero. And Kyo Park. Rookie for the Pirates screen to 99. Kenzie Gore. Montero to 300. And Trey M. Berge for the Yankees auto. Ryan Mountcastle to 50. Nah, we'll just break it tomorrow level. I don't really feel like it. Of course, man. As long as it sells out. I'm sorry, Corey. That was funny, though. Good job. Yeah, I haven't seen much of a meaner, man. But we still have half a case here and another full case, so I think we'll get some in. I think officially we're halfway through the break, though, right? Because there's three cases, I already did the first four of the second case, so. Played a little whistle. Yeah, looks like somebody wants to step up and take the Cowboys. Impeccable can be added to the list and break in after dinner. Cowboys. I've just seen a Goldie base, Corey. So maybe there has been some base. I don't know if I've seen any beds, though. Does he have base in this too? You got it, Logan. Anything else, buddy? I got you, man.  Ask and you shall receive. Last four boxes of case two and then we got one more case after that, guys. Here we go, here we go. Ooh, we got a red. And it's Christian Yellich. Brewers travels with that one. Five out of five red. And a gold Dipland to 50 for the Baltimore Orioles. The junior with that one. Trey Turner, 250. And Aaron Ashby for the Brewer's Auto. Nice Bobby Wood color. Kansas City Royals, it's Carter. 2,300. Bryce Harper. Beat Alonzo, Cormac. You got it, Waffle. You got it. Burns, 75. Scherzer. And a Connor Wong, judge color. Gave me the El Bruja on Kinsacore. They find this rookie's case hit. That's it there for the Rays and Carl. Julio Refractor for Seattle. That's Matt. And a Jake Meyers for the Astros. Going to Carl. Purple Trout, also going to Carl. Number to 250. Gavin Sheets. And Gavin Sheets Auto. White Tux, Cassandra. Well, a 2-V to 125. Okay, here we go. Last box of case two. Vidal Bruja on to 250. And Jesse Winker Auto for the Reds. Yadi, they're the same, those Cardinals color, baby. And Kyle Seeger. Seattle Mariners Auto to 150. You got Ramos, Jose Ramirez. And there you go, just like that, case two. I'll do a recap right now, Logan. So, okay, a quick recap, Autos. I think the first box is probably the best one so far. Where Logan was asking what redemption was that. We did get some nice color rookies. Bobby Whit out of five, Yellich. Wander Frankel color. Randy Rosarana, Insert Auto. Jones, Insert there, but same box. Juan Soto, Aura of Excellence to 50. And then an orange Juan Soto in the same box. So, that whole box went to the Washington Nationals basically with Autos. Dos Juan Soto, this one's a little bit better, I think. There was rookie color this time compared to the first one. But we have seen better though. All right, last one, this. Hey Logan, I won't be mad when it's two Julios, two Wander's, I'll be happy. Yeah, right, it was like an hamburger, you remember? I think last weekend when I did the four, three cases, it was like seven and burgies. But honestly guys, Finest hasn't been the craziest. I mean, I think out of all the heavier based stuff, I mean, I feel like Bowman's best is still the best one when it comes to these kind of boxes right there. Bowman Chrome, but Finest has been okay, but I feel like a lot of cases have been big hit or miss. More than usual. But like I said, the coalition is off on this though. Some cases will be freaking amazing. Some cases will be do-do. That too, something like a $200 box. Oh, I hit a trout on Thursday. Hit an orange redemption trout in a personal case. I've noticed too when it's heavier base, or when it's heavier, like bigger autos like Soto, like I think based off of the first box, I think we kind of had a feeling that rookie-wise, there wasn't gonna be good rookie autos. It has to be like one big rookie to kind of change that. But that was my first time hitting Soto autos. I hadn't hit any Soto's. And then the earlier case, the first one had a red Jose. That was the first time I hit a red too. Steph had a super factor in this stuff. And then last week, unreleased week, I think I hit a couple Bobby Whits. I hit an orange to 25. I hit a blue to 150. I was hitting more Bobby Whits than anything. No, I don't think so, Keeley's. I mean, the one thing that it is, is that like whether they ship out 100,000 cases on one side and this side, that side, they're not always just staying in that side though. Cause you know, we buy all over the place. Sometimes our stuff comes from, you know, distributor suppliers in like Arizona, sometimes they come from New York, sometimes they come from all these other places. So I mean, it's all kind of mixed around. I mean this, I don't know, did Joe hit an old Tony in this? I don't think I did. Trout is what I've seen. That's right, Corey. First case had two duplicates in the same box. Second case had two duplicates. So I'm hoping it's big rookie duplicates. So I'll take that. All right, here we go guys. Under Franco, Jago de Grom, 1099. And Andrew Jones, 1099. Starting off with a vet does not make me feel good. Joey Lotto, Brandon Marsh, Purple and Luke Williams. Philly's, going to mark and Joey Lotto there. Below the 150. And a Pita Lanzo for the Metz Gold, row of excellence to 50. Metz is less, like Charles Dicott, Ryan Mountcastle to 300. And Videl Bruhan for the Rays. We got Ozzy Alves, green 1099. And a Cornerstone Walker Bueller Orange for the Dodgers. 24 to 25, that's Paul with that one. And another Joey Lotto color.  Max Scherzer to 250. Redemption, hopefully a big rookie. Need anything else? No, that's good, thank you man, appreciate it. Kettle Marte, and a nice Kintsukore Cornerstones of Shohei Otani, that's pretty nice. M.J. Melendez, Orange to 25 for the Royals. And Eli Morgan for Cleveland. Boba Shutt to 99. All right, hopefully a big rookie redemption here. I've seen more vets though lately, so I don't know if this is gonna get another vet case, but let's see what we got here. Green Wave Refractor Parallel. Hunter Green, nice for the Reds. Carl with that one. All right, last box and we got four left guys. And it looks like we have another redemption here. Andrew McCutcheon. And a Jake Berger, green 1099. And a CJ Abrams Gold Finest Rookies. Nice one there for the Padres Mark to 50. Hunter Franco Refractor with a Vidal Bruhan for the Tempe Bay Rays, 275 Shimmer. And Connor Wong. Nice one there for Boston, Carl, Boba Shutt. All right, let's see what this redemption is now. Mystery Autograph, what the hell is that? I don't even know, they still have Mystery Autos. Uh, let me message Nick, because in the past we've kept it until they announced the mystery, but I remember there were some times where we actually just randomized it, so hold off on that. I don't know what we're gonna do with that yet. So, but I remember they had Mystery Autographs back in the day, and I think we ended up holding it until they announced who it was, but TBD. I mentioned Nick for now, we'll see what he says. So, TBD on that. But I haven't hit a Mystery Autograph in like years.  Let me see. Yeah, they just say that there's still number 299, but nothing on the checklist.  But I'll, I just mentioned, Nick, let's see what he says we'll do with it. But in the past, I think we've kind of done both. That was one year when we held onto them and they didn't announce that shit for like half a year, so I remember the year after that we had changed it up, but I don't know what we're doing now. It's been a while. But they're one in every 6,111 packs. How many is that? How many packs are in the box? 12 packs? Jesus Christ, that is a super rare hit. 6,111. That's one in every 509 hobby boxes is a mystery auto. Which, they're eight box cases. That's one in every 63 cases, about one in every 64 cases. It's probably one of the big rookies, honestly. I'd assume so, right? If Mike's saying this is what they said for 2019 and it was like Austin Riley, Sensel, Vladdy Jr. So I'd assume it's probably one of the bigger rookies, but okay, we'll figure that out. There does not mean anything final right now anyways. You can always make a second video. Bill Mazurowski. It's pretty cool. Pirates with that one. Well, you mean 2022, Mike, not 2023, right? Jeremy Benia doesn't have a rookie autograph in this. At least from what Achilles was talking about earlier. No Suzuki either. Yeah, could be one of them too. But like I said, I don't know. I'm not gonna even say what we're gonna do with it yet. If he doesn't respond by the end of this video, don't worry. We'll keep the redemption here and then if I hear it back later or what, we can always do a randomizer if we randomize it later. We decide to hold on to it until they announce it. We'll do that, but if I had to take a guess, it's probably gonna be randomized because I don't know how long it's gonna take, but I don't wanna make that final because it's not my call. Maybe any of the bigger rookies that didn't sign, right? I mean, for sure. Just why make it a mystery? That just seems like to me is that we couldn't print that guy at the time or he couldn't sign at the time and we didn't wanna make redemption. So let's just make it a fun little mystery. Somebody go see on, actually this is a good call too. Somebody go see on eBay if what these are selling for. Watch the title be like, Suzuki Julio question mark, Juan Franco question mark, big card. All right, here we go guys, last four. Also that Bill Mazurowski, I don't know which box it was, it might have been box three but the autograph was already pulled so one box is gonna have one less. That was just right at the top and it might as well have just pulled it out. Jesse Winker for the Reds, Carl, to 150. You got Nicoladolo. Wait, Carl, are you saying like at all? Are you sure? Let me see. Wow, you bet he's not in this product. I could have sworn he was. They have Paul Goldschmidt autos and Ted Simon autos. Evan Ozzie Smith are of excellence, Mark McGuire die cut autographs and Ozzie Smith finest moments autos with an original buyback of Mark McGuire. Cornerstones of Nolan Aronato and Ozzie Smith and Mark McGuire. Oh, I guess not, wow. How much did they sell for, Mike?  I'm sure that's a really tough hit, except beer. And Eloy Hamenez for the White Sox, Cassandra with that one. Well, buddy, I swear, I thought he was in here too because I mean, I do pull a lot of that guy but maybe it was just other products then. Gavin Sheetz to 150. Well, terrible list, but we got an Ozzie for you. One of the guys that had dust sign. There you go, man.  Raphael Devers, 145 for a five caser. Damn, that's pretty expensive. Crying on the couch at the Waple. Trying to figure out how to trade Dak Prescott.  Josh Lone and a Heel Park Orange to 25 and with a Jose Abrey, Seth Beer and a Matt Olson. It's 150 auto broke. Carl with that one. And a little Stephen Kwan, green. All right, guys, last box here. Good luck. I think this is the one that might only have one auto because we already pulled the first auto. Kizukori, Dustin Pedroia, Earl of Excellence, Jose Ciri, 300 and Tony Santiland, Nikola Dolo to 125. Unless we just got an extra auto, either one. Could have got an extra auto. Mackenzie Gore to 175. Wow, we did get an extra auto then. I could have sworn I pulled out that Maserowski from this side. Joe Carter and Ozzie Obis. I'll count the autos right now. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18. Did we get two extra autos? Supposed to be 16, right? One, two autos per box? 16, it should have stopped there. Well, we'll take it.  So, TBD on that, guys, don't worry. Obviously, we're not gonna keep it. I'm not gonna put it in my pocket. When we figure that out, whenever Nick gets back to me later tonight, I'll make a separate video for it. So, yeah, guys, I mean, every case is different, but that mystery auto ends up being a pretty big one. That'd be awesome. But a couple more vets there at Kent's Accord there. Show me the Tony. Appreciate it, guys. This was a three case break number two, guys. Thank you.


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Today I wanted to talk to you about VidCon, that's right, I'm not done talking about it yet. So today, VidCon, not a lot happened as far as the regular pass holders, however, because I was able to get an industry pass, I can show you what I've been up to and maybe what you are going to see in the days coming, surprises, but before we get to that stuff, I wanted to show you what it's like, just ambience around, the crowds, the awesome people, what it's like to just walk past as people are filming and vlogging and yada yada yada, Julius, do your thing. That's what it's like to be here at VidCon right now. There are stages set up, there are different activities set up, there is a giant Jenga, which is set up, which I was able to watch a few people play, and I even got to watch a tubble, and now due to internet online video, so can you! With that, they've also got giant chess, and girls, you decided that they were gonna randomly play leapfrog. And the process to get your passes, if you're here at VidCon and you haven't seen it yet, is actually really simple. Today I actually went through it not once, but twice, once for my own benefit and once to get footage for you. This is, like I said, it's very streamlined, there's even something at the end where you can get exclusive VidCon merch, all kinds of stuff, everything from water bottles to hats to like glasses, and I don't know, there's probably other stuff too.  You also get like a little pen, so you can sign the name of everything. It doesn't actually do anything, unless Julius is like mirroring my hand or, let's see, what else happened? Oh, there was a tweet sent out today, if you're not following us on Twitter, here's a reason you should be, because you would know about this before now! I got to meet Professor Vaughn Puppet, Professor Hans Vaughn Puppet. Yeah, I was actually hanging out with this really cool dude that I met, and he just, he showed up, he ran off. Yeah, he should definitely follow us on Twitter, especially right now. So now for the exclusive stuff. There was an Industry Insider meeting that happened, and you'll see a little bit of footage that I took about that. Now, I didn't want to film a whole lot, because there are some things that may carry being discussed that people don't want to be able to know about, because there are negotiations. You had it taken place and whatnot, and so forth, and so on. So, here's that. But it is a really cool environment, very friendly, very inviting, got to meet a lot of business contacts, some of which you may see coming down the pipeline in the next 6 to 12 months, depending on negotiation times, implementation times, etc., etc. And the thing to put it all to rest, and because the title of this video is a sneak peek at VidCon, I'm going to show you what it looks like inside the Convention Center as of right now, which is about 11.30 PM, Pacific Standard Time, or Pacific, whatever time. So, yeah, it's not complete, it's not finished, but there are some epic and awesome things. Let's roll a few seconds. Julius says it, roll it, roll it, roll it. The Instagram booth, where you can walk inside and, like, as you walk, like, your footsteps make, like, little ripples and things like that. You can touch the wall, and, like, there are ripples on the wall from little water waves, and stuff like that, and there are also a billion really cool booths. There's this one that MatPat and Game Theory have collaborated on with VidCon, and I'm not really going to go into it, because I'm sure you'll see it all over Twitter and Facebook and everything, but it's awesome. There's also attractions for YouTube Red exclusives, and all kinds of other stuff. I don't, yeah, just, Julius, you can find the cool stuff that I sent you and put it in a B-roll, because I'm about to hear it. Until next time, go create a live, subscribe, do all those things, and I'm going to get better than that. Megaslover jobs also will be awesome to yourself, and amazing to each other. Bye, freedom family.  Rolling, rolling, rolling. What's your channel? That's water. Alright, and is it youtube.com slash? Yeah. Okay, awesome. Thank you. Okay. Is it at Waterpub? At Waterpub. At Waterpub. I got to check this one out later. At Waterpub. I'm Lifewell Lauren. I have like 14 subscribers, and I make interesting videos about the most irrelevant things. So your YouTube channel is? McKenna Wolfer. My first name is MCKDNA, and I'm a WOLF KDNA. Awesome. Thank you.


Three, two, one, and lift off.  It's a party here at Third Street, Sacramento, California. I just hit a 605 pause deadlift. The Seabass was too busy working. I tried to get him here, but all the dude does is work. So, enjoy the cell phone footage of that. PR for sure, and we're talking about how to increase your deadlift. A lot of comments on our journey. I'm obviously on a journey to pull a conventional lifetime PR. Although we're hitting many PRs on the way, which is a good sign. We got Coach Avi in the house, and we'll give you some of our best tips. Let's get it coming deal. We got some technicalities within technique, and we'll get into some of you guys. Like comment below if you'd like more technical stuff. But I think actually a lot of technique work, it's gonna be a little controversial. Let me explain. Technique is overrated.  If you do that, you're gonna lift more weight. The truth is if you do more reps, more work, and train for five years consistently, those reps you'll find your best technique. Yeah, you should focus on it session to session, but to me that's the micro. Within each session I have an intent or one cue I'm trying to improve upon and work on. But with macro view, what I think will help most people immediately, or maybe not immediately, within the first cycle is frequency. Now we always think about the deadlift as tearing us down and the CNS is always burnt out and so hard. The truth is evidence proves that the squat and the deadlift have the same fatigue on the body. The difference is a lot of intermediates and advanced lifters, but a lot of intermediate lifters, deadlift significant amount more poundage than they squat based on technique and years of training, et cetera. So yeah, if you're moving 500 pounds in the deadlift and 300 pounds in the squat, the 500 pounds is gonna tire you out more, duh. But we adapt to the stimulus we give ourselves. So if we're sleeping well, eating well, and we slowly ramp into deadlifting twice a week with maybe even a third variation, like a stiff leg or an RDL, posterior day, we're gonna see twice as much progress as if we were to deadlift once a week. Now I'm not saying we can max out both those times, you know my pull is probably mid high sixes right now. One of my days, although I'm tapering, is well below 500. And then my other day is like 500, 600 pound range. So you don't have to go balls to the wall in both days, right? If you deadlift around 500 pounds, one day is gonna be 315-ish and below, and the other day is gonna be four mid-force.  I don't think it looks bad. I think he looks good baggy. Yeah. What do you think? That's the new premium T cut. I think it looks good like that. It makes your, what do they call it? Your yoke. Like your chest traps, his yoke looks big. But yeah, frequency. I think you can squat two to four times a week. You can probably deadlift two to three, and benchers should be three to five. That's gonna be the key for most people to get in the reps, get in the practice, get in the volume, and build muscle over time. Building muscle will allow us to get stronger. We're back in the lab, and it's that time. Y'all been waiting. Mike, when's the next collision? Where's the next collision? Oh, is that a new t-shirt I see? It's right now, 3sb.co. We got it out of this world, out of a world drop. Everything's kind of space themed. We got the main logo, which I'm gonna show you all, but I'm really, really excited. Sometimes the timing of this gets a little frustrating for me because we're a small team. You met the whole team in different videos. If not, we've got a vlog coming up where you meet the whole team. And a lot of it, we're trying to build truly premium stuff. I don't wanna just no hate to anybody, but just how I do things is sometimes different. And so, I don't wanna just take a logo and print it on a shirt and dish it off to put money in my pocket. I wanna create something unique. I wanna create something custom. I wanna create something durable. Something that really builds on our keys of community and culture, and build it with quality clothing. Now, if you guys don't know, the huge industry is just blanks. And again, there's nothing wrong with it. Some of it's really high quality, but companies will buy hundreds of thousands of t-shirts, and then they'll sell them to brands like us, streetwear brands, apparel brands, doesn't really matter, your local gardener, and then you'll print their logo on it and you'll sell them or wear them for your employees.  And I'm super excited to announce that this is our first drop, that is 100% cutting so. So a lot of times built stuff, 80%, and then sometimes we'd use a blank tee or a blank hoodie along the way, but this one's top to bottom, cutting so every inch chosen. And so our brand new premium tee is what we're rocking here. If you guys have rocked with our hoodies and our sweats in the past, we got a new design, new fabric, but the sweats and hoodies will fit the exact same. We got a zipper, still fits the same, same comfy coziness you're used to, but the premium tee is what's brand, brand new. So it's a heavy weight. Again, if we're going to oversized, oversized is like a fitment. It's not actually mean size up or size down. So it's still ordered true to size. It's just a boxier fit. This one's a little premium, nice thick top, double stitched everywhere we rock, kind of an old school vibe to it, a heavier fabric, but still for the durability of it. And then we got three designs on these guys. These are exiles. You'll see all the pictures. Me and Seabass are about 200 pounds, five, 10 ish and we're rocking XL. Kyle's six, five. He's rocking an XL in most things. And then Abby is five, one, 125 pounds. And she's rocking a small, just to give you guys a general idea of how things fit. But I would say they fit true to size in terms of what you should order. If you want an extra baggy, which sometimes I do, I'll wear a 2X. But that's it, we're live right now. Get it while it's hot. I'm almost guaranteed it's going to sell out. So 3sb.co, I'm going to get back and finish up this workout. Abby, if you had to give one big deadlift tip, what would it be? Why do you have to build it up so much? There's too much. There's honestly too much. I'll give two small ones, since I don't have one big one. I didn't prepare for that. I have two small ones to give and it's something that I've been talking about more recently with people around me. So number one, grabbing the floor with your feet. I know it's probably been said a lot and you hear it with like squats as well and that's how I know how to apply it the best. But I started doing that in deadlifts as well. And it's not spreading the floor, it's not screwing your feet into the ground, it's just grabbing the floor with your feet. So my feet kind of does this and I feel more of my pressure in my, kind of like my toes and my heels a little bit. And essentially you're kind of just creating an arch in your foot and like creating more stability there and feeling the ground more. It helps me engage like the rest of my lower body, I guess, versus passively just letting your feet down, like plopping it down on the floor. You know what I mean? There's one. Second one is looking up. So very, very small thing. Doesn't, hey, if it doesn't work for you, it doesn't work for you, but give it a try and see if it helps. So just looking upwards instead of like looking down. So what this does is it helps you kind of, you definitely just want to be pulling straight up, you know, and if you're looking down towards the floor, it somewhat in my experience, easier for you to pull yourself forward and not notice it as much. But if you're looking forward and you drive and your hips rise too fast, you kind of feel that more easily. Like basically your stability, your balance is better felt when you're looking straight up. Kind of like obviously something that Delepanus has a lot is like pulling against what is it?  So you, because you want to go straight up against the wall, you don't want to like lean forward into it. Yeah, you don't want to smack your base into the glass wall. So this helps to like keep not only like pulling up right, but like keeps my hips in the right position. So it keeps it from like rising forward or rising higher than my, am I having my torso collapse? I feel like the thing with these cues is that they're really small and they're, it's like, oh, easier said than done type of thing because like it seems like an easy concept, but the way that you apply it can make a world of a difference. So if you're like, oh yeah, I already do that. Oh yeah, I already do that. Just reconsider how you're doing it and like what are you doing it effectively or like optimally? Ladies and gentlemen, how to blow up your devil with man3sb.co. Thanks so much for the support. If your size is out, I can't help you. You should have joined Discord. Join the Discord, they get exclusive discounts and first look at everything. I appreciate you guys for all the love, man. I'm really excited about this collection. More to come, so stay tuned with 3SB and Good Company. Big, big 2023 plan. Hopefully this is a dead list chugging along and hopefully this video helped you to a dead lift. If it does, like it, subscribe, turn on Noties, share it with your friends. 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Welcome to Sailor.org's Introduction to Word Processing course, part of our professional development program of study. The courses in this program are designed for adult learners who want targeted skills they can immediately apply in a professional setting. Intro to Word Processing was created with the beginner in mind. Are you online? Check. Did you play this video? Check. Then we're willing to bet you have the skills to successfully complete this course. But before we even get started, I want to give you a helpful hint. You should create a folder on your desktop to store all of your documents for this class. Having everything saved in one place will keep you from having to waste time searching around your computer for the documents you create. You can pause this video now and go create that folder. In this class, you will learn to format a business letter and a business memo. There are several Word Processing software programs available, but for the purposes of this class, we'll be using the current version of Microsoft Word. But don't worry, these skills are transferable. For instance, all Word processors will allow you to customize a document with font size and style, paragraphs and line spacing, images, and clip art. So no matter what your preferred word processor is, we've got you covered. In Unit 2, we will begin by creating a block style business letter. This is a widely used and simple format that you've probably seen before, maybe in a letter from your employer. We'll show you easy to learn style guidelines so you can replicate it for your own professional use. Moving to Unit 3, we'll highlight Word Processing skills used to create a block style business memo. Although they often follow a certain format, memos are less formal documents and we have more range in style and formatting. For instance, you can emphasize text using bolded or colored text. This course is designed as a brief workshop and should only take you about three and a half hours to complete. But we encourage you to explore your own Word Processing program and find where all the tools are in your program. New programs come along and familiar programs change. If you stay flexible on your thinking, you'll always be ready to go. All right, let's get started.


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So it starts when they're born with just a very few people that work here gently dealing with them and handling them Till when they are like two and a half three weeks old and that's when we have the public come in So we have a lot of different people sound smells and being handled for several hours during every day We have different kinds of puppy parents Meaning some of the puppy parents will take their dogs every single day and drop them off at an installation So it might be a walk to read Fort Belvoir or another training place where the veterans are gonna work with them training every day Then you have what I consider more traditional puppy parents where they're training them For them they're coming at least once a week sometimes twice and as well as one-on-one help depending went What's going on what they need their training here as well as what we call outing training Which means can be anywhere from the Metro to an airport to like I would say we welcome the honor flights and participate with that We are specific that we train service only for veterans But what's so unique about us is that we're taking that therapeutic value of the training For the veterans to actually train the dogs for another veteran that needs them and I think that's That's so unique and amazing is it so many Hands and hearts are gonna touch these dogs before they even go out to work their first day So both from the training aspect and then of course when you place them with somebody needs it It's just amazing.  It's it's magic and that's what I live for and I love it They're all happy everybody's wonderful and so I feel like they get a break they get a break from the amazing things they deal with


Very good morning to all of you, I know it's a cold day in Delhi but the roads are clearer than they have to be and I must confess that one of the things that struck me during the protest yesterday was the sheer creativity of the young mind, the posters that they put out, they are all budding advertising and marketing professionals out there. They knew how to make a good pitch and clearly this is what the new India is in a sense all about but I'm glad that today the streets are relatively open and therefore it was much easier for all of us to come here. Let me say at the very outset I deem it a great honor that I was asked to be the jury chair in the 10th year of these awards and we had an extremely interesting afternoon judging these awards. Let me also say and start off by saying is that when I told a colleague of mine that I was going to be the jury chair for the IPRCC awards the colleague turned to me and said what are you doing a senior journalist like you is going for a PR award ceremony surely so I said why what's the problem he said sir they represent the other side we're supposed to look at them as the dark side and I and my mind went back to two things it went back to that famous quote of George Orwell who said journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed everything else is public relations. Now Orwell of course saw therefore the battle much like my colleague had done as the dark side versus the light side us versus them. Polarization is not just in politics it's also between journalists and PR I guess then I thought of another story in my first month as a journalist way back in November 1988 I remember attending this editor's meeting editorial meeting at the Times of India Mumbai which was being chaired by Girilal Jain. Girilal Jain for those who are too young was supposed to be this join of journalism in his time a grisly old editor who believed that you know he had direct access to Rajiv Gandhi Indira Gandhi and all the leaders of the time and in the middle of the meeting his secretary comes and says sir someone wants to see you and he says who is it he says sir who advertising department Sikui and I distinctly remember Girilal Jain telling the editor when the editorial meeting is going on no one from advertising will come on the editorial floor this was Times of India before the Times of India had a response department and the advertorial took over can you imagine any editor today telling the person from the advertising department I'm too busy I have no time for you the world has changed from the base of Orwell and Girilal Jain I am a great believer in a sense in that wall that a Chinese wall needs to exist between editorial advertising cop com but I'm also a great believer that the conversation must begin for much too long we have not talked to each other we have talked at each other and that world of Orwell and Girilal Jain is over so I am delighted to be the jury chair for these awards because it's given me a sense of what your world is all about we all live otherwise in our silos in our echo chambers and today we cannot afford to do that not in this world this is as I've called it the media 360 world call it the multimedia age but it is a remarkable age where the media is constantly evolving where unless you change with the times you will be left behind and you can do it without compromising your ethics and integrity but for that you have to open up your mind and therefore I believe that for PR professionals for cop-com I don't know whether you like to be called PR or cop-com I don't know which is the stronger word I remember again to take the days and the times of India we used to sit in the in the newsroom in the late 80s early 90s and we used to always envy the business department during the Diwali week because whatever gifts were given were only went to the business department and they came from you know in those days they came with a reliance shirt piece occasionally a box of grapes if you were friend you've got a box of grapes but if you were in the news covering crying covering municipality no one gave us any gift there was no PR department handing the BMC it was another age and actually journalists perhaps and PR professionals thought that was okay that was the nature of the relationship that relationship in a complex world has become much more complex quite simply because information is gold what you really need is to be better informed in a more complex complicated world you need to tell a story and you need to tell the story well and frankly if you want an example of how that is done you don't need to look any further than Prime Minister Narendra Morgan as part of my marketing exercise I've learned the game of marketing I've even got my new book 2019 how Modi won India out there you must read it as PR professionals as marketing advertising professionals because I don't think anyone has understood this multimedia age better than Modi just look at that 2019 campaign office and even the 2014 campaign there wasn't an aspect of the media I've called him in the book prime time prime minister he has understood prime time better than any editor better than any editorial owner and better than any PR professional there wasn't an aspect of the entire media game that he had and he would do interviews on Fridays because he knew then it would be carried across the weekend he would choose the time at which he was going to speak in America so that it was prime time in India he would choose the kind of people that he would do interviews with including Akshay Kumar just before Mumbai is going to so the ability to understand every little aspect when do I tweet what do I tweet what do I put on Facebook it is a remarkable example of an individual who has no degree in PR marketing advertising but it's actually a PhD in it he should be Dr. Narendra Modi and Dr. Bhattra should be actually choosing him as the man of the year in the 10th year of the PR award he might even come and receive it trust me but honestly no one has understood this game better and that's because I think to his credit he has been able to open his mind to this new world there is the darker side of it of course fake news websites fake news narratives there's that darker side as well there is the ability to influence people in a manner that many will see is against the rules of the game where the ends only matter and the means simply don't do whatever it takes in a way to make sure that your message goes across even at times there I say tell a lie and that's in a way where I would advise a word of caution both to Mr. Modi and indeed to PR professionals and journalists the number of competing fake news narratives that come out have led to this new word that I'm still not able to understand called alternate facts for every fact there's an alternate fact so if you watch Arnav Goswami's program on Republic channel yesterday you think all of India was burning as a result of protests as you want if you watched another channel possibly mine you would realize that there are large parts of India where people are protesting extremely peacefully and many of these young people have come out with creative ways of protesting now which fact is true yes it is true that parts of India did burn yesterday but it is also true that an overwhelming number of people came out particularly cities like Mumbai and protested peacefully whose story do you tell as a journalist my job is to tell both stories and tell them with credibility and with concern that in every story there could be two sides as PR professionals you will probably have to tell the story that your client has told you to tell so if you are the PR agent for the BJP you will probably focus only on the protests turning violent if you were a PR agency for someone who was organizing the protests to send out a message that they're against the anti-CAA then you would tell the story of the peaceful protest the challenge for us in a way is to tell our story with credibility to tell our story with authenticity because in all these lovely words these buzzwords that I use today disruption synergy multimedia the one word that I find is spoken of less and less is credibility and frankly to my mind that is gold dust when we were judging many of the entries one of the facts that we looked at was your ability to tell that story with credibility and innovativeness and creativity creativity is critical to whatever we do as creative professionals but credibility is much more difficult and credibility is not just about one campaign it's not just about one day it's the ability to sustain over a period of time the work you do to give a journalist parallel you know we work as journalists in a way or many TV journalists our work week to week based on TRPs what are my TRPs of a week in a sense decide almost my self esteem I want to redefine TRPs I believe TRPs must stand for television respect points not television rating points we need to earn respect we need to find ways in which we can earn the respect based on the quality of the work that we do we are not box office now a PR agency may have targets your client may push you to sort of pump up his image or the company's brand image but trust me beyond the point if that brand image has hollowed out because of the reality on the ground you will be caught up at some stage or the other that gap between perception and reality can sting you as it can sting us in the media as well we might want to tell a story but if we don't tell the story well enough or accurately enough it comes back to bite us so in a sense I want to make use this address and obviously you know far more about your business than I do I do believe that the time has come to ensure that whatever information you put out is done with a complete commitment to the notion that the means matter as much as the ends that you try whatever way possible to tell the story as credibly as possible because I think when you do that over a period of time your audience your target audience learns to respect you more and I think if we can find a way that we respect each other also we respect each other's domain expertise you have information that I need to know and I may not know that sitting in an office today let's be honest today's news is tomorrow's history I tell a lot of PR professionals they're very worried about one story which has come out one little news item what do we do how do we contain the damage I say look it's out there now it's on Twitter it's on Facebook it's on TV it's gonna get blown up but today's news is tomorrow's history your challenge therefore is rather than get panic is to actually find ways in which you can build your your brand value and your brand equity in such a manner that that one story is not going to affect the big picture just as I cannot get swayed by one week's TRP you can't get swayed by that one headline it's critical that therefore you build a kind of equity that goes beyond this today's news is tomorrow's history syndrome I want to wish all of you Merry Christmas Happy New Year Santa Claus is a great brand he's the ultimate good news brand I've never heard anyone ever say anything negative about Santa I've heard something said about Diwali because of noise pollution nowadays and cracker bang but somehow Christmas tends to bring out the best in us and I really hope that that same Christmas spirit is the spirit that we take into the next decade it's going to be an exciting time we don't know what next will come I mean if I had when I joined journalism 31 or 32 years ago now sorry it's 30 30 years ago last month if I had 31 years ago if I had 88 November so if I had joined the profession and now I've known that you know I would not only have to do a story but I have to tweet about it put it out on Facebook do it for digital and also now as I've realized have an Instagram account I remember my kids finally drawing the line the other day when I told them I'm on Instagram they said whatever you do please don't put a public Instagram account surely whatever Instagram account you have is has to be private I said look as a media professional I have no choice I have to put what I say out in the public domain so we don't know what this next decade will bring what new joys and turbulence it will create but I think it's an exciting time for all of us and a time where as I said we need to celebrate in a way good news there's too much of bad news on TV what are the things and this is my final thought that I leave and maybe some PR professionals can take it forward with your clients the time has come for a good news channel in this country a channel that dedicates itself to positive news about health education environment science and technology so if you have any client out there who wants to actually pitch and sponsor such a channel please let us know we will try and find a way to create a good news today channel in the 20 in 2020 and beyond all the very best thank you very much


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Hey, this is Brett with Summit Auto and today we are checking out this extremely rare 2013 Chevy Camaro 2SS with the dusk edition It's a very rare car. I've never seen a dusk edition before. It's got some really cool Interior accents to it and just a really cool car all the way around so I wanted to do a video It's in blu-ray metallic. It has a 6.2 liter v8 motor It's going to pump out 426 horsepower because it's paired up with the manual transmission if they're automatics They're 400 horsepower, but this one comes with some special 21 inch silver painted rims And the dusk edition is was right around $5,900 5995 to be exact when this car was made Really a cool looking car blu-ray metallic really good-looking color We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet smartphone or television turn them on right now because it's your best way to Check out the looks styling and quality of the vehicle before seeing it in person. This one's actually sold so we're not gonna This one's are actually got money down on it. So it is sold It's gonna come with the Pirelli 245 40 ZR 21 tires in front and once again, they're on those 21 inch Silver painted rims being a 2ss. It's gonna come with the Brembo brakes Blue-ray metallic a really good-looking color. It's got a lot of metal flake in it. You can see that right there We can get it to focus. There we go. It's got a really cool metal flake in it Comes with the HID headlamps the LED running lights and the factory fog lights Normal styling on the front is about the same as you'd see on any 2ss I Think it's got the RS package too. So that's part of the Dusk edition which we'll check out the original window sticker here So feel free to pause this. I'm not gonna go through everything on the standard options on the left there I'm gonna get to the Standard the options and pricing right there, which you can see the Camaro Dusk special edition is a $5,995 option gives you the 21 inch bright silver painted wheels the 275 35 ZR 21 rear tires and the 245 40 ZR 21 front tires You get the Mojave leather, which we're gonna check out in just a second with the interior accent stitching Which is my favorite part of the car comes with the RS appearance package and the premium floor mats Which are these guys right here which match the Mojave leather on there So we're gonna get to the interior in just a second because it is the coolest part of the car But I want to get the full walk around here of the car You get the quad tipped dual rear exhaust now this one has the dual mode exhaust as well as you saw in that buyers guide the original window sticker does have the backup parking sensors and Does have the backup camera Once again, those wheels are just the best part of this car Besides the interior which we'll get into right now got heated power mirrors and inside you get that Mojave Brown leather now not at first you don't really notice it But as you look closer the stitching on the front seats is yellow And it's really a cool Accent to the car You never really see yellow stitching, but it's really a good look those seats are heated Once again the factory floor mat you get the yellow stitching on the dash as well with that Mojave leather Auto headlamps, and then you get the blu-ray Inserts on the doors which these are metallic too, which is really cool And then you get the accent stitching on the doors as well as the Mojave leather on there the Boston premium audio and Just a really cool car and when you get it in the car you can see on the steering wheel you have that yellow stitching as well Really really a cool car the second this car came in I was like I have to do a video on it because this thing is just so It's just different. It's just a different car. You never see that stitching You never see this interior and we get a lot of Camaros that come through here So it was definitely a one on my checklist to get here on the steering wheel It's leather wrapped you get the Bluetooth and audio controls on the right cruise controls on left will turn the ignition on so you can see the miles and Everything on this particular car does have 18,080 miles digital speedometer compass display You get the Chevy my link system This one is AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities along with that Boston premium audio sound system Now on the dash up here you get the Mojave and the yellow stitching and then on top of that That's the blu-ray metallic trim as well. So that's really a cool Feature as well and it wraps all the way around the door there You get to the climate controls.  So really really cool stuff Pass under seat has that stitching as well and this one does have the power Sunroof Up here you get your home link buttons for your garage door security systems lane Sunroof controls and on-star capabilities in the mirror This one also has the heads-up display which you can see right there You get a digital speedometer in the windshield. You can turn that off if you don't like it we're gonna Start it up check out the trunk And then we'll check out under the hood as well I just want to show you there's no check engine lights or anything. So we'll check out the trunk right now So back here. We have a set of factory floor mats You have a car cover and then you have the RPO codes which are right here. So if you wanted to check those out You can pause that and check those out Those are all the options on the car and the codes that they come from from the factory Take a quick listen of the exhaust here And we'll probably get somebody in here to rev it up in just a second But we'll check out under the hood right now Under the hood we have the 6.2 liter VA motor 426 horsepower when paired up with that manual transmission Engine base very clean runs very smooth once again This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter changed all the fluids have been checked and tapped off and That's what we do with all of our vehicles There's the emissions code sticker Shocks through the nice chap holding the hood up You can check out those HID headlamps with the LED running lights and We'll get somebody to rev her up for us All right, we're gonna rev it up for you. 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Hello, I'm Kanchana, I work as a Senior Information Developer for VMC Software. In this video, I'm going to show you an overview of key performance indicators or KPIs and how you can configure these KPIs for CMDB. The CMDB dashboard is a visual indicator of the overall health of the CMDB at any given time. As a configuration manager, you can configure the integrity and completeness KPIs to monitor the health of the CMDB. The integrity KPIs captures the often CIs and duplicate CIs in a data source. You can use the completeness KPIs to see if a CI has missing attributes. Let's see how you can configure the KPIs. From the CMDB UI, go to Configurations, Configure Dashboard Parameters, Configure Dashboard and Data Sources. You can see the dashboard configuration parameters. On this page, you can choose the classes that you do not want to include in the KPIs calculation. For the integrity KPIs, you can configure the classes to be excluded for processing instances for duplicate CIs or often CIs. Run this box to view the complete list of classes that have been excluded. Similarly, for the completeness KPIs and data sources, overlay data sets are excluded by default from processing during the data sources utility run. This helps to save processing time while processing large data sets. Let's now see how we can configure the attributes for the completeness KPIs. On the CMDB UI, go to Configurations, Configure Dashboard Parameters, Configure Completeness. On this page, you can filter a class name and select the class for which you want to define the attributes for completeness. If any of these attributes has missing values, according to the priorities defined here for completeness, the CI is considered as incomplete. You can change the priority of these attributes. Two or more attributes can have the same priority. You can add your own attribute for this class that you want to consider for the completeness calculation. Click Add New Configuration. Select an attribute and assign a priority to it. Save the configuration. You can delete an attribute if you do not want to consider it for the calculation. These changes will take effect when the dashboard utility runs the next time. Now let us go back to the dashboard and see the impact of these configuration changes on the health of CMDB. As you can see, the integrity metric shows the classes that have been excluded for processing. It also shows a number of CIs included in each of those classes, similarly for completeness. For under the Dataflow section, you can click Data Sources to view the details of the classes and CIs that were excluded for the calculation. Do check the BMC-CMDB documentation for detailed information about the KPI calculations. Hope this demonstration was useful. Thank you for watching this video.


The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents this is your FBI. This is your FBI. The official broadcast from the Piles of the Federal Bureau of Investigation presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community. Are you between the ages of 35 and 45? Then here's a question you've probably asked yourself more than once. Will I be alive in 1975? Let's see now. In 1975, there will be 20 million people in the United States who have passed their 65th birthday. That's twice as many as we have today. And those 20 million will be drawn from people who are between 35 and 45 today. So the chances are very good that you will be alive in 75. And in exactly 14 minutes, we'll have a suggestion which will show you how life insurance with the Equitable Life Assurance Society can help you make the most of this long life that's ahead of you. Tonight's FBI file, the Divorced Child. The number one problem facing every law enforcement agency in the United States, including your FBI, is juvenile delinquency. That is a sobering fact. Poor from the younger generation must come the men and women who'll run the nation in a few years. For that reason, it's up to everyone to do his or her share in fighting the problem. For we dare not leave the heritage of a morally corrupt generation to the world of tomorrow. It is a sad but undeniable true fact that the basic reason for the prevalence of juvenile delinquency today is the laxness of some parents. Parents who believe that it's possible to allow their children just to grow up by themselves. Nothing could be further from the truth. Tonight's FBI file opens in a residential suburb of a large Midwestern city. In a comfortable home on a quiet, free-shaded street, Midge Morgan, age 16, is sitting in her room. Her mother enters. Midge? Oh, hi, Mom. I thought you were going to the bridge club. Well, I, I am. Late, aren't you? That doesn't matter. Midge. Yeah? There's something I want to talk to you about. Oh, look, Mommy, it's the way I left the bathroom this morning. No, dear, this is really serious. Oh? Oh, it's about your father and me. Well? Well, this trip he's taken, he, he didn't go away because of business. What do you mean? We're getting a divorce. Oh, I know this is a shock to you, darling. Oh, Mom, you're kidding. No, I'm sorry to say I'm not. Oh. No, no, dear. Oh, you can't do it, Mommy. Don't you see? You just can't. Now, Midge, dear, it won't be too bad. Your father and I have arranged everything in a very friendly fashion. Oh, no. Well, yeah, we knew you had to be considered, too, so we agreed that we would share you. What does that mean? Why, you'll live with him six months of the year and me six months. I want to live with both of you together. But, darling, that's impossible. Why? Because, because your father and I are finished. Oh, Mommy, isn't there anything I could do? No, dear. If you've had a quarrel or something, I could patch it up. Honest, I could. Oh, it's beyond that, darling. Oh, please, Mom. Now, please, dear, don't carry on like that. You're only upset, are you? Midge, look, maybe after a while you'll have a new daddy. What? Yes. Someone who'll take care of us both a lot better than your father has. Have someone else in mind? Well, yes. Oh, no. No, he's a very nice man, dear. I'm sure he will. Midge, where are you going? Thanks, I just had to frost it. Hey, is something the matter with you? Why? I've been watching you for the last ten minutes. You look really down, girl. I am. Well, now just put your head on Aunt Taffy's shoulder and tell all. What is it, sugar? Oh, Taffy, I'm just miserable. Man trouble? Oh, no. It's my mother and father. What about them? Is that all that's bothering you? Taffy, everybody. Oh, no, Taffy. Honey, my father and mother have been divorced for over two years. When it first happened, I saw just like you do. I figured out something. I figured if they could divorce each other, I had a perfect right to divorce them. And that solved everything. What do you mean? Well, from then on, I've lived my own life. Nobody's bothered me. But what about your mother? She's so busy going out all the time, she doesn't know what I'm doing. Midge, believe me, you should do the same thing. How? Look, what are you doing tonight? I don't know. I'm not going home. That's one sure thing. Perfect. Let me get you a date. Who with? Oh, none of these squares around here. I know some older felons. Very sophisticated types. Would you like to meet them? Sure. Why not? Well, but I'm not dressed for a date. Oh, you can wear something of mine.  We're in the club here at some place. Gee, what a mob. Shall we go over there? He sees you. Uh-huh. And he's coming, too. Which is my date? The tallest one. She's cute. Hi, honey. Hiya, Frankie. Hello, Taff.  This is Frank Shelton and Andy Briss. How do you do? Pleased to make you a acquaintance. Well, how about we sit down and go against a couple of beers? You got a table? Yeah, right there. Oh, look, we're going to powder our noses. We'll be right back. Okay. Come on. Will you excuse us, please? Huh? Oh, I'll show her. Order us a couple of beers, anyway. Yeah, yeah, right. Well, Andy, what do you think? My date? Yeah, not bad. It looks a little square, though. Look, if she's a friend of Taffy, she's okay. What do we do with them? Well, we'll stay here a while and make the rounds. We ain't got no car. Don't worry, we will have it. In fact, I can take care of that right now. What do you mean? Still one. Oh. What about the Danes?  Now pick up a heap and be back in an hour. In the nearby city at police headquarters, FBI Special Agent Jim Taylor is seated with an old friend, Detective Sergeant Bill Collins.  What do you mean? Well, you're supposed to be having a night off, so you wind up sitting around here listening to my troubles. I'm glad to do it, Bill. You know that.  Well, as you know, my sole assignment for the past few months has been juvenile delinquency. Yes. It's a full-time job, believe me. I'm sure it is. One element I've come across has an FBI angle. Oh, what is it, though? Stolen cars. Two of them were picked up here in the city this morning. They'd been stolen in the suburbs and taken across the state line. Stolen by youngsters? Well, it appears that way. Were they apprehended? No, but I'm sure kids did the job. Why? Well, for one thing, they weren't stolen for profit. They'd been used overnight and then abandoned. And in both cars, the upholstery had been slashed, clocks broken, acts of pure vandalism, typical of misguided kids. Did the local police, where the cars were stolen, have any leads on the car thieves? No. Bill, have you had your dinner yet? No, I haven't. Neither have I, so let's go get something to eat, huh? We can talk this thing over and figure out how to proceed. Mitch? Yes, Andy? How about another beer? Well, yes. Yes. Well, how about you, Taff? Huh? How about another beer? I want something stronger than beer. What's more, I want another date. Look, Frankie, you'll be here. You've been saying that for the last hour.  We're supposed to be having fun. That's what you told me. Remember? Some fun sitting here and watching you get... Well, it's about time. Hi, kid. Hi, Frankie. Where have you been? You've got some nerve. Relax, sweetheart. I've been out getting some transportation. Want a beer, Frankie? Here? Let's go someplace where there's real action. Oh, wonderful. I've got a good mind to go home. Look, Taffy, I don't want no trouble with you.  Uh... Andy, you paid up here? Yeah. All right, then let's go. Come on, Taffy. Oh, okay. Where are we going? I'll hit the river club first. Oh, Taffy, I'm having such a wonderful time. No more worries. Oh, I should say not. Go ahead. Okay. Where's the car? Right over there. That big convertible? Yep. Oh, nice going. What are we riding in? This little job right here. Frankie, gee, that's nasty. Where did you get that? Solid. All right, pile in, gal. Hello. Oh, hello, Bill. I'm Sue. Oh, what is it? Uh-huh, go on. It belonged to Dr. Brown. He stopped at a patient's house, and while he was inside, his car was taken. I see. He saw the thief from a window. He described him as being about 18 years old. Bill, was the thief alone? Yes. He attempted to follow him in his patient's car, but he lost him right after he crossed the state line. Oh, was he heading in here to town? Well, it appeared that way, yes. Bill, has an alarm been sent up? Yes.  Yeah, that's right. I'll be right over. Silly, what's wrong with New York? He leaves 1,000 miles away. What's wrong with that? He's right. Sure. Let's go right now. Okay. Wait a minute, Frankie. Important detailed department, uh, money. We'll get money. Whee! To this gas station. Oh, have gas. Is it open, Frankie? Yeah, this is an all-night place. There's the guy. 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Do you know how your children are getting along at school? Those are questions that you, who are parents, should be asking yourselves. For the danger is not in a child who is occupied in healthy endeavor, but the future juvenile delinquent is the child who has too much unsupervised time on his hand. There are various agencies like schools and local youth organizations which can help you guide your child. But they can only do just so much. They cannot do a complete job because there is no substitute for parents. The night's file continues at the gas station. An hour has passed since the holdup. The attendant has regained consciousness and is being interviewed by Detective Sergeant Collins and Special Agent Jim Taylor. You say that the car was a gray convertible. Yes, that's right. Were you able to get the license number? No, everything happened so quickly by the time they pulled away. I was unconscious. I'm certain it's the doctor's car, Jim. Yes, Sergeant, it must be. Can you describe the young man who assaulted you? Well, I'd say he was around 18 or 19 years old. He had dark hair, was about my size, and wore a sport coat. Anything of anything else about him? No. Who else was in the car? Two girls and another fellow. Could you describe them? No, sir, I'm afraid I couldn't. Oh, excuse me, please.  Bill, where's that girl's car? I have it right here. The attendant says he found it by the gas pump. That's right. It could have belonged to one of the girls in that car. Oh, yes, he's right here. Sergeant Collins. Yeah? Call us for you. Oh, thank you.  Well, not too bad. You had a doctor look at it again? Yes, an ambulance was here. I'm going to drop by at the hospital for an x-ray later. Oh, good. Now, this scarf that you found, do you think it was dropped by someone in that car? Yes, I'm sure it was. I just cleaned up around here 10 minutes before they came. Right, son. How much money did they get from you? Over $300. Yeah. Yes, Bill? That was headquarters. The stolen car was just found abandoned out on Route 30. No trace of the occupants? Not yet. They're going over the car now for fingerprints. Bill, what time did the laundry's open in this town? About eight o'clock, I believe. Fine. Well, there's a laundry mark on this girl's scarf. We could do a quick check with the laundry's and we should be able to learn the identity of the owner. Good morning. Huh? I said good morning, Mitch. That's right. Oh, I feel awful. Let's figures. Why? Honey child, you have what is known as a hangover. Darling, you weren't drinking milk. In a tourist cabin. I came here last night, remember? Last night? Do remember? The gas station, that man, that man, the boy's wrong. Quiet. Oh, that was terrible, Taffy.  Andy and Frank? Yes. They dropped us off here, then they went out to dump the car. Thank heavens. What do you mean? We're rid of them. Rid of them? They're coming back here for us. They're what? Look, we're all going to New York, remember? Oh, no, Taffy. The boys are picking up another car. And you want to go with them? Sure. Why not? I want to go home to your mother. Yes. I couldn't put up with her getting divorced. Anything is better than this. I'm not going with you. Look, honey, you haven't got much joy. All in that stick-up last night. But I didn't want any part of it. I even tried to get out of the car, don't you remember? No, that makes no difference.  Oh, this is awful. Oh, look, Midge, everything's awful because you've got a hangover. There's a lunch wagon across the highway. We'll go over there and get some breakfast.  Just a minute. Mrs. Morgan. That's right. My name is Taylor. I'm a special agent of the FBI. FBI? Yes, that's right. Here are my credentials. I see. May I come in, please? Well, yes, of course. Mrs. Morgan, I've come here to talk to you about your daughter. You know where Midge is. You've found her. She isn't here? No, she didn't come home all night. Just 10 minutes ago, she called and she was crying. She said she was in trouble and she was going to New York. But before I could question her any further, she hung up. Did she say where she was? No. Why are you here? Well, I'm sorry to say I have reason to believe that your daughter was involved in a gas station holdup. Oh! It's about 4 o'clock this morning. That can't be. Do you recognize this scarf? Yes, it belongs to Midge. It was found at the scene of the holdup. One of the girls in the car dropped it. But Midge couldn't be involved in anything like that. You just said that she hadn't been home all night. Yes, but this is the first time it ever happened. Midge is a good girl. She never stays out. She wouldn't have last night if... Well... Well? Well, yesterday afternoon I... I had to tell Midge that her father and I were getting a divorce. It was a terrible shock to her and she ran out of the house and that's the last time I saw her. Oh, dear. If she's fallen in with bad company and gotten into trouble, then it could even be my fault. Yes. I'm quite sure that it could, Mrs. Morgan. What can be done? How can I find her? You say she called approximately ten minutes ago? Yes. Have you received any calls since then? No. Well, it's possible that the phone company will cooperate with us in helping to trace that call. Oh, I hope so. I'll get to work on it at once. Colin speaking. Hello, Bill. Jim Taylor. Yes, Jim? I just interviewed the Morgan Girls' mother. Yeah? She called home about ten minutes before I got there. I traced the call. It came from a diner out of Route 28. I see. I'll give you the location. Meet me out there. Any luck, Jim? I just talked to the manager of the diner. Did he have any information? No, he just went on duty. His nightmare went home about an hour ago. And he's the man to see? That's right. Did you get his address? Yes, I have it right here. Let's go. Well, I talked to the counterman. What's the story? I described the Morgan Girls to him. He remembers her all right. She came in with another girl. What about the two young men? No sign of them. Did he notice if they drove up? No, he said they came on foot. And I have a hunch that that tells us where to find them. Frankie, you're going to leave the car right here? Sure, we'll be pulling right out. Let's go in and get the girls. Okay. I hope they aren't disappointed about this heap. Why should they be? Well, it ain't got the class the other one had. It'll get us to New York just as good. Go ahead. Right. Hi, kid. Oh, Andy. Hi. What's the matter with her? She's just got a hangover. That isn't it at all, Taffy. Well, what is it? I don't want to go to New York. What's got into you? I don't want to go to New York. What's got into you? I want to go home. Now, don't go starting that again. I already told you why you couldn't.  I'm not going. Now, look. We ain't leaving you here. I'm not going, I said. What'll we do, Frankie? She's coming up. We have to drag her out.  Let go of me. Stop your yelling. Hey, Frankie, none of that. You'll keep out of this. Stop pushing her around. Look, I'll give it up both of you. Lay off of that, son. Who are you? I'm a special agent of the FBI. FBI? Oh, come on. You too, young lady. Oh, thank heaven you're here. Are you the Morgan girl? Yes, how did you find her? Well, I traced your call to the diner across the highway. When I heard you'd come in there on foot, I knew you were somewhere in this neighborhood. Then I remembered this tourist camp. Oh. All right, Miss Morgan. Let's get out of here. Frankie Shelton and Andy Bristol were sent to a reformatory. They will remain there until they are 21 years old. Their companion Taffy was placed on probation for five years. Midge Morgan had no charges placed against her. And thus, your FBI and the local police helped straighten out another delinquency problem. If your child is headed for trouble, he might be as fortunate as Midge Morgan, and he might escape with only official censure. But that would be a foolhardy gamble to take. For not many juvenile delinquents are that fortunate. Your FBI sincerely trusts that you will not depend on the chance that your child will be rescued from trouble before that trouble develops, and will be given a second chance. Be a good parent and help your child grow up so he'll never need a second chance. In just a moment, we will tell you about next week's exciting case from the files of your FBI. A little while ago, I gave you a few brief facts about the independent sixties plan of the Equitable Life Assurance Society To get full information, you'll want to ask your Equitable Society representative questions like these. Exactly how much will the plan cost me? The Equitable man has the answer. How will it dovetail with my social security? He's got the answer to that, too. What income will it give me in my sixties? Your Equitable Society representative will give you the exact figure. Ask him to drop around for a friendly visit. Find him in the phone book, and take his card care of this station to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Next week, we will bring you another colorful story from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Fugitive Pirate. The incidents used in tonight's Equitable Life Assurance Society's broadcast are adapted from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. However, all names used are fictitious, so after the names of persons living or dead is accidental. Tonight, the music was composed and conducted by Frederick Steiner. Your narrator was Dean Carlton. This is your FBI. It's a jelly divine production. 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