In one of the editions of his work, it was, I think, from 1538 from memory, there are included these short works at the end. I was really struck by them. I thought, gee, these are such powerful works, particularly for me as a Benedictine. One of the things which St. Benedict suggests to us is that we should keep death daily before our eyes. This was very much a characteristic of the spirituality of people in the late medieval period when Kemper's was writing. This really is something which modern readers don't find too much of. In our modern world, we tend to not to want to talk about death. We know it's there, but we'd prefer just to keep it kind of hidden away and refer to it as little as possible, whereas he brings it out there right in the open. I think this meditation of death in itself brings us close to wisdom, because in the end, it's a reality which we're all going to have to face.  Now, it's a fake plastic skull. I'm glad it is, actually. That used to be on my desk down the hall in my office. When I started running this company a number of years ago, I learned a lot of Catholic artwork of St. Jerome working on his writings. He always had this skull on his desk, or he's holding a skull talking to it.  And so I googled, searched, how do I get a human skull? A fake one. I didn't think getting a real human skull would be the most prudent thing to do in my office, but this little plastic $40 human skull does stare at me and remind me that I'll look like him one day. And so that was a common practice, I think, amongst the great saints, as they really did things to remind themselves that the end was near. And I think it puts everything in so much perspective. Often we can get ourselves enmeshed in things which seem to matter so much. But when we put it in the context of the fact that we're not going to be here forever, we think, well, does it really matter so much? What are the ultimate things? What really matters in the context of the inevitability of death and everything that lies beyond it? The opening paragraph to this work, Father, is great.  This indeed is the one universal reality of our human condition. And so it's like, we have that saying here, there's two certain things in life, death and taxes. So it's the one universal reality. And then he says something interesting. He says, some are rich, while others are poor, some are masters, while others are servants, some learned, while others are simple, and some are blessed by happiness and good fortune, while others are struck down by misfortune and calamity, yet all face death with equal certainty. And though death itself is a certainty, its time and manner of arrival are profoundly uncertain.  And I had mentioned to you before my favorite book that we publish, Humility of Heart. And in that opening paragraph of that work, he explains, hey, you know, maybe you don't have to give all your money to the poor, maybe you don't have to be a virgin to get holy, maybe you don't have to suffer, but you have to be humble. Like, it's the universal thing, you have to be humble. Well, here, I kind of felt like this opening paragraph was like that, you know, listing all these different states in life, all these different cert cert situations, but the one certainty is death. And I just think it was a powerful opening paragraph. Yeah, very much so. And you know, I think the more we keep the reality of death in mind, the less likely we are to fall into any sin of any kind, because you think about it, pride, envy, lust, wrath, and all of these things, you know, think about death and they go away. They lose their power, don't they? They do. Yeah.  These, I love this line, these will all flood into your heart as a bitter torrent at that fateful time, like a river of regret or a stream of sorrow. I mean, this is some strong language. It is, it is. And you think about, you think about yourself lying on your deathbed with all of these things, you know, pouring in, he says, how much you will then long for, listen to this, how much you will then long for another year of life and health or even another day or another hour in which to atone and amend yourself.  People talk about that. Well, here he's kind of saying these, your own regrets, you know, time wasted, things like that are going to be flooding through. And how much you would give, you would give all of your riches for just another day to amend your life. That's such a powerful notion. Yeah. Yeah. And we're called by this knot to wait till it's too late. And this might seem like a bit of a cliche, but we should live as if this very day, this very minute could be our last, you know, and think, well, if I knew that this was going to be my last day, what would I do? And, and to do it, because, you know, it is a reality sooner or later, this day could be our last, it could be this very night that we're called away. And to think, would I, what decision would I make if I knew that I'm not going to get a second chance? Yeah. And in this, when we think about every single thing we do, we're sure to make the decision, which is going to, to keep us on that path, which will lead to eternal happiness.  I can always correct things. I can always, you know, make up for it at some future point in time that I'm always going to have a second chance. But we're not always going to have a second chance that, you know, that this might be our very last chance. It might be, you know, we might already be at the stage of the last chance. And are we making the best of it? Are we doing the right thing? A little further in the book, he mentioned something that I find particularly interesting. I'm going to ask you kind of a tough question on this.   We have a very kind of positive view of things. And people talk a lot about that. But the church fathers, and I've read a number of them on this, particularly Gregory the Great, your fellow Benedictine. And he talks about how death is actually terrifying. And it's terrifying for a couple reasons. One, you got these demons who are fighting over you at the last moment. And then also, and this is this was interesting to me, Father, and I'd love our listeners to hear it and just see what you have to say about it. It's going to be that when we, as soon as we die, as soon as the soul departs the body, we are now a very incomplete person, right? And it's the first time we're going to experience life without our senses, our physical senses. We're going to, I mean, imagine not being able to see anything or hear anything instantly. Like if we just went deaf and blind like right now, boom, we'd be terrified. We would. What if we just could, what if we lost our sense of feeling and you couldn't feel the chair you're sitting in there, you couldn't, you know, all of these senses vanish instantly. And so the soul is going to have a sense of real terror initially. So which, by the way, in my mind, it tells me the more you detach from your body now through mortification, more detachment, the better suited you're going to be to be without your body right upon your death.  So, I mean, so just talk a little bit about right at the moment of death, what are the demons doing? Why did a campus say that multitude of demons are going to be surrounding you? Yeah.  We've been, you know, either suffering from real physical danger, from some illness, from some real physical pain. And we realize that this is not. This is actually a pretty fearful thing. Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, death in itself is something which is quite, apart from being unknown, we're quite right to be afraid of dying. And to think about, well, the not only don't we know where we're going, but our senses, everything which we've counted on is going to be taken away from us. Yeah. It's going to be confused as well. Yeah, exactly. Like you just imagine you just can't see or hear anything instantly. You know, that would be confusing. Yeah. Yeah. And you think, well, you know, the closest we could probably imagine to this is if we were, if we were put into a very dark room, if our senses were all becoming very unreliable, we don't know what we're doing. We don't know, we basically don't know who we are. And on top of that, there are these dark, fearful, terrifying things which are trying to seize us and doing their very best to confuse us. Father, you know, sensory deprivation is a form of torture. It is.  And you don't know if five minutes went by or an hour went by. I mean, like people get very confused and very concerned and the anxiety goes through the roof. People can't take it, you know? Yeah. Yeah. And so that's something that scare the hell out of us a little bit to that we think, okay, that's what might be, we might be looking at that at death. We will be looking at that at death. And ultimately, all fear emerges from our fear of death. The oldest fear is the fear of the unknown. And there's nothing which is more unknown than death and what it really means and what's going to happen to it. And if we knew that it went, that it meant that it was a full stop and that there was nothing, then we wouldn't be afraid. But we don't know. And this ultimate not knowing, I think, is the greatest possible fear there is.


Now, we come to the humidity. So, let us recall that the gross lift can be expressed in terms of humidity as PS minus the relative humidity of the wet into E which takes care of the humidity into K into V by TA. Now, the weight of the balloon air will also have one component in the so the pressure will be first added by the super pressure and from that you will subtract the contribution because of the relative humidity. But the balloon air occupies only 1 minus i into V. So, therefore you put 1 minus i into V here. So, if you take the difference of the gross lift after and before that is LG 2 minus LG 1, you get the expression as shown. In this expression, you can see that the PS terms can actually cancel out. So, what will be remaining is just 1 minus RDWV into E1 minus E2. Remember, it is not E2 minus E1 because the minus sign is taken care by changing. The ambient temperature remains the same. We assume that there is no change in any other parameter and volume also remains the same externally. So, the change in the balloon air also will be correspondingly obtained as 1 minus RDWV even minus E2 into 1 minus i KV by TA plus TH. So, therefore the net lift change will be the difference between the gross lift change and the weight of the balloon air and suppose we neglect superheat just to make an expression simpler. If you do not, then you will have a much bigger expression because then you cannot do anything common. But if superheat is neglected, then TA can be taken common and you will get it as E1 minus E2. So if you look at this expression, what we see is that the effect of humidity change E1 to E2 is going to create a change in the net lift. Now, let us see the variation. So, this graph shows the reduction in net static lift for various values of relative humidity versus the ambient air temperature. So, we notice for example that if the ambient air temperature is 35 degrees, then this line is the one which is followed for reduction of the net static lift. So, as the ambient air temperature increases, if you go along the x axis, you will find that the reduction in the net static lift is also increasing. But the lines are different for different values of relative humidity. More effect is felt when you have hot conditions, that means at high temperatures. You can notice that the reduction in the net lift is more when the temperatures are high. If you have only from 0 to 5 degrees, there is hardly any change.


It's time for member statements. I recognize the member for Brampton West. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. On Monday, November 27th, members of the Sikh community celebrated Gurpurab, the 554th birth anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism. Gurpurab is a holy and religious holiday for members of the Sikh community, including myself. This most sacred day in the Sikh calendar is traditionally observed by attending Gurudwaras and participating in seva, selflessly serving others without expectation of recognition or reward. Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji travelled on foot with the mission of uniting the world through love and kindness. His teachings and lessons contributed to the creation of the Shri Guru Granth Sahib, which is the central holy religious scripture in Sikhism. The three core teachings in Sikhi are Nam Jaapnaar, Membring God, All Times, Kirtkarni, Earning and Honest Living, and Vanshakna, Sharing, Your Earning with the Less Fortunate. Speaker, I would like to emphasize Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji's selfless and compassionate nature, always preaching for kindness and unity. Gurpurab serves as a commemoration of his life, accomplishments, and notably his enduring legacy. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Member Statements, the Member for Nickel Belt. Thank you, Speaker. Heart and Stroke is at Queen's Park today. Since I was elected, we have worked together many times to call on the government to introduce Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Initiative. I'm happy to report that thanks to their support, we have taken many steps forward. Ontario has banned flavored Cigarello. They were marketed to youth to get them addicted to nicotine. The restaurant now put calorie labeling on their menus to help people make healthier choices. In 2019, Heart and Stroke joined me in support of a bill to create an automatic external defibrillator registry that 911 operator could use to direct callers in an event of a cardiac arrest. Although it became law three years ago, it is still not implemented, but I'm hopeful. Heart and Stroke is here today because there's so much more that needs to be done. Ontario needs to be informed, educated, and raise awareness about heart and brain health. We need to accelerate critical research to improve outcome for people living with heart disease and stroke, and we need to support people in their health journey and recovery. Heart and Stroke does all of this with their advocacy for public policy, for healthier environment, for improved access to support services, and for a strong and equitable healthcare system. Thank you, Heart and Stroke, for all you do, and for all that your volunteers do. Ontario is healthier because of your hard work. Thank you. Thank you. Member Statements, the Member for Glengarry, Prescott Russell. Well, thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to thank the Associate Minister of Housing, Minister Flack, for his visit in Glengarry, Prescott Russell last week. We had the opportunity to participate to the inaugurations of two new senior citizen housing projects in St. Albert in Venkliquil. Our government did provide close to $3 million to help create affordable housing units in the United Counties of Prescott and Russell to support our seniors. The new building at the Residence La Joie in St. Albert consists of a two-storey building with 26 units, six of which fully accessible. Residents have access to fitness equipment, a shared recreational space, and a meeting room. The new three-storey building at the Venkliquil Senior Citizen Manor includes 30 housing units. The building is also energy efficient and designed to meet visitability standards with the accessibility features such as white doors and everything. It was nice to meet with the new tenants that have moved only a few days prior to our visit and we were able to reiterate on our commitment to helping more Ontarians find a new, find a home they can afford and that meets their needs. I would like to thank the board members from both nonprofit organizations. They have some opportunities from different government for funding, but it takes their implication to these volunteers on the boards to do the work and make it happen. Me and the minister stopped by the St. Albert Cheese Factory to get some cheese curds and also stopped by Bozbear and Dunrub in the Distillery in Venkliquil to shop for Christmas present. It was a great day, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Member Stanton is the member for Windsor West. Ontarians are relying more on food banks than ever before, yet the Premier says Ontario is 1,000 times better now than when he took office in 2018. Speaker, make that make sense. Feed Ontario released its 2023 Who's Hungry report Monday. It shared concerning statistics about the reality for hundreds of thousands of Ontarians. Food banks are struggling to keep up with the continued rapid rise in demand. Between April 1st, 2022 and March 31st, 2023, over 800,000 people accessed a food bank in Ontario visiting nearly 5.9 million times. This is an increase of 38% and 36% over the previous year and the largest single year increases ever recorded by Ontario's food bank network. In Windsor pre-pandemic, they were serving about 300. Now it's about 1,500. The report states two in five visitors have never visited a food bank before and increased of 41% over the previous year. Workers are turning to food banks in greater numbers with more than one in six visitors now citing employment as their primary source of income. Social assistance remains a significant driver of food bank use with recipients of OW and ODSP increasing by 17% over last year. The majority of food banks are worried about meeting the need in their community with 69% of food banks concerned about having enough food and 53% indicating that they were worried they do not have enough funding to adequately sustain service. Speaker, poverty is a policy choice. It's this conservative government's choice. Ontarians deserve better. Member, statements? Member for Thornhill. Thank you. Thank you, Speaker. Last weekend our country and really the world lost a remarkable individual. Mr. George Cohan, founder of McDonald's Canada, passed away at the age of 86 and I wanted to honour his memory in the House today and acknowledge his incredible legacy and impact on our province and country. Although George was born in Chicago, he believed completely in Canada's distinct identity. He made sure he used Canadian suppliers including the red Maple Leaf logo in the Canadian arches in McDonald's. And in 1977 he created McHappy Day. And in 1981 he brought the first Ronald McDonald House to Canada. Today there are 16 houses across the country helping over 26,000 families a year and giving them a place to stay while their children face health issues in hospitals. He has been honoured with so many distinctions for his philanthropy including the Order of Canada and the Order of Ontario. And in 1982 Toronto Santa Claus Parade almost came to an end and George stepped up and he saved and he preserved it and usually he dressed up as a clown and he joined in on the fun. But when he was asked about his biggest accomplishment, George said this, getting involved with McDonald's has allowed me to do for other people and that's the charities. The Ronald McDonald Houses, the McHappy Day, the pride I have not only to sell hamburgers but to be a good member in communities around the world to help society. So for George it was always about community over self. May his legacy live on. Thank you very much. Thank you. Member Statements, the member for Spadina for George. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Today the members in the legislature are wearing purple scarves in the honour of the Rapton Courage Campaign. And today we have many agencies that support female victims of violence and that are also fighting for an end of violence against women. This Rapton Courage Campaign was organised by the Ontario Association of Interval and Transition Houses and they note that it takes an entire community to bring an end to gender-based violence. And they are asking everyone to support the survivors of gender-based violence and become part of Ontario White efforts to bring an end to this violence. And that they are in the house today, and I just met some of them before this just a few minutes ago, that they're in the house today is very auspicious because this morning we had the third reading of Bill 41 which is a bill to bring an end to coerced debts for survivors of human trafficking. And this bill was passed by all parties, it's an all party bill and we're looking forward to the implementation so that survivors who are encumbered by debts from their trafficking, by their traffickers will have those debts expunged so that they can get on with their lives. I want to thank all of the agencies who are here for the Rapton Courage Campaign for all of the work that you do to provide supports to women who are victims of abuse and also to survivors of human trafficking. Thank you for being here and we're all looking forward to the day of November 25th and we will note that it's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and it's a day that we should all recognize and all commit ourselves to do our part to bring an end to gender-based violence. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Stave-Links. Member for Renfrew Nipissing Pembroke. Speaker, it's Christmas parade season and all across the valley communities are getting together to do something that everybody loves. By writing, each and every parade is a special experience that speaks in a very visual way about the people, the organizations, the businesses and their expressions of community spirit. This past week I was able to attend the parades in both Cobdon and Pembroke. The Cobdon parade is a daytime parade that brings out people from all around the area and sends out the message that Christmas is near. As the first parade of the season, that is most appropriate. I even had the opportunity to entertain the crowd with my rendition of the Burlives Classic have a holly jolly Christmas. The Pembroke Parade is an evening event and this year's edition was truly spectacular. Over 100 floats took part in the parade witnessed by the biggest crowd I've ever seen. The floats and the work that goes into them is something to appreciate and my hat goes off to all those who work so hard to make these parades so very special. What really is the most wonderful part of the Christmas slash Santa Claus parade is the joy and excitement shown by the children as they anxiously await the arrival of the jolly old elf. As I move along the route, exchanging greetings with so many people it is the reactions of the children that leave the most lasting impression. The joy of children, isn't that what it's all about? I look forward to experiencing more of it this weekend. Member statements? Member for Canada Carlton. Thank you Mr. Speaker. It was a pleasure to join everyone at the Canada Santa Claus Parade this past Saturday. I can't wait for all of our other communities to join in the fun. Constance Bay on Saturday the 2nd and the villages of Carp and Fitzroy Harbour on Saturday the 9th. I want to thank all of the volunteers that make these parades happen. This time of year is a special opportunity to come together to celebrate the spirit of generosity and to appreciate the blessings we have as a community. Whatever tradition you celebrate may this season bring you love, joy, reflection and time with your loved ones. In Canada Carlton our loving communities are our strength. As we gather with friends and families let us also remember those who may be facing challenges and extend the hand of kindness and support and I would encourage everyone to give to their local food bank. May the festive lights brighten your homes and the laughter of loved ones warm your heart. As your representative in the Ontario Provincial Parliament I am grateful for the privilege to serve the people of Canada Carlton. I wish you all a very merry Christmas and a very happy holiday season. Love, joy and peace be the gifts we give each other. Lord knows the world could use more of that. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Thank you very much. Member Statements to Member for Leeds Grenville, Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes. I want to pay tribute today to the recipient of the Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce Award of Excellence for Citizen of the Year and my riding my friend Tom Russell. As a community volunteer Tom has played instrumental roles in fundraising campaigns that have secured millions of dollars in support of many many worthy causes. In his professional capacity as the long-serving Executive Director of the Thousand Islands Community Development Corporation he's played a critical role in supporting hundreds of small businesses with tens of millions of dollars in financial assistance, countless hours of professional advice helping to create and maintain thousands of jobs in my riding. Tom has worked closely with a variety of stakeholders to author or co-author numerous funding applications which have collectively generated additional millions of dollars in support for community projects. His extensive volunteer and professional roles has Tom sit or chair on many influential boards and committees over the years in my riding. Tom was born and raised in Brockville and has been with his lovely wife Kimberly for 34 years. Tom Russell is one of those special people who has dedicated his life to public service. My riding really owes him a debt of gratitude. Congratulations my friend, your parents, Ron and Emma would have been so very proud of your accomplishments. Congratulations. Thank you Member Statements, the Member for Whitby. Thank you Speaker. Durham Tourism and Partnership with the Durham Economic Task Force in the community. The shop local this holiday season during the shop and term celebration. The celebration highlights the region's vibrant and diverse business community serving as a reminder to support local businesses during the season of gift giving and beyond. Speaker the region's eight local area municipalities are home to a wide variety of small businesses with unique finds for all of your gift giving needs from home decor and artisan markets to fashion boutiques and vintage closing stores. By shopping locally residents help to play a part in creating local jobs and strengthening the region's economy and helping to strengthen our small business community as well. Speaker when you spend your dollars locally you're helping local business owners continue to work they love providing unique experiences, services and products to the community. Thank you Speaker. Thank you very much. That concludes our Member's Statements for this morning. Thank you.


Hi, my name is Rebecca Espinosa. I go to UTSA. I'm a junior and I'm an economics major. A fun fact about me is that I love to read fiction, nonfiction, pretty much anything. My role at Nowcast is I originally was the social media and marketing intern through the Students and Startups program and then I transitioned to helping out with sponsorships and fundraising. One of the things I love most about Nowcast is the information and resources we give out to those living in San Antonio and being able to help with some of the maps and pages that we've made. It's really rewarding. Hi, my name is Vivian Lopez and I'm a student at UTSA. I just transferred there from Palo Alto College and I'll be a junior this coming fall. My major is in English with a concentration of professional writing and one fun fact about me is that watermelon is my favorite fruit. I love watermelon flavored stuff as well and I actually have a chapstick right here that proves it because it's watermelon flavored. Anyways, my position at Nowcast SA is a journalism intern so basically I'm a content creator so of course I'll be writing articles and stuff but also I research current events. I got to stay on top of what's going on locally and sometimes at a state level because we cover civic events often and I also manage their social media accounts sometimes. One thing that I love about working at Nowcast SA is well besides the fact that it's worked from home is that they're very flexible with student schedules and I've never had that from my previous jobs even though they say they are flexible. This job actually gives me time off to study if I need it and my supervisor even makes sure that we're doing okay academically and asks us if we need time off to study or do homework. She will respect that because she cares about our GPA and I'm very grateful for that. Hi, my name is Mackenzie Hervey. I am a sophomore at Louisiana State University where I study communications with a concentration in public relations. A fun fact about me is that I lived in Brussels, Belgium for three years. This summer I am working for Nowcast San Antonio as the marketing and social media and so day to day what that looks like is preparing things behind the scenes, publishing things on our social media as well as really just having some brand recognition so people know what we do and who we are. My favorite thing about working at Nowcast this summer is really how No Day is the same and how I have a really great flexible team to work with. Hey everyone my name is Jose Garcia and I'm a computer science intern for Nowcast San Antonio. I am currently a junior at the University of Texas at San Antonio and I'm studying computer science. I do a bit of everything at Nowcast but I mainly focus on data visualizations. I'm about to choose one thing I love most about Nowcast. I would say it's how open-minded and friendly everyone has been. They have made this internship a great experience and I can't thank them enough for that. One fun fact about myself is we have two Schnauzers named Bang and Luna. Thanks for watching!


Photoshop tutorial this one we're on Photoshop for iPad guys that's right the new iPad Photoshop has launched it's a little underwhelming if I'm being honest it's more used for compositing and things like that and it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that those of you who are used to using the full Photoshop are used to but well let's make do with what we got here guys I do understand that Adobe is intending to make this a full feature release and they'll be releasing bits and pieces over time so with that out of the way this video here real quickly I'm gonna show you how to figure out what the gestures are at least the gestures currently it's a simple video let's get right into this guys this is the screen you are going to see when you open up for the first time and bingo here we go now I'm just gonna go ahead and click on the top right on the tool button here right at the top right ding ding right there when I click that and I open it you're gonna see a few things I'll go to general you'll see here you can choose the color of your theme the light is really really bright I'm gonna stick with the dark because I like my eyes and there's some help in things like that but to get to the gestures which is what we're talking about in this video you want to drop down to input just right here and then under touch you'll see here well first off you'll see the touch indicator this is turned off by default I recommend turning this on this is what allows you to see that little blue dot that's underneath here as I move my stylus or actually I move my Apple pencil around my screen that's the touch excuse me the touch indicator so that's what you want to keep on now for the gestures just click on view gestures right there I'll do that again right underneath here you'll see view gestures I click on that and here you go guys it's very very similar to other programs like procreate for example two finger tap to undo three finger tap to redo moving tools you can hold and drag and move things around you can also do things like reveal more options where if you long press on a triangle or whatever the heck these things are in this thing it's triangles yet you can actually see more options it's kind of like mouse pressing on a button in the toolbar that has the the chevron down and a couple other things guys zoom in pan canvas where you can use two fingers move around the canvas view at 100% right here is the double tap and of course you can pinch and rotate as well now that's all great and wonderful you guys can probably read too I'll just load up some quick here video or quick default image that was made and it's generating it and now let's just take a look so here we are I'm moving around the canvas maybe I'll add my I'll get a brush maybe I can add something in you'll see here that I can go ahead and undo redo if I really wanted to although it's not working at the moment because this is still beta garbage but joking aside guys all of the things that you need to do are up here at the top right so if you're in this screen and you still don't know where the gestures are just click the question mark go to view gestures and again you're going to see them so really that's it guys there are some still bugs and some kinks they got to work out as you can see but guys this is it for now I hope you like this tutorial I got a ton more stuff tutorials coming up stay tuned thanks for watching


Greetings and welcome to the Astronomy Picture of the Day podcast. Today's picture for February 5th of 2024 is titled In the Core of the Karina Nebula. So, what do we see here? Well, here we're looking at the very central portions of the Karina Nebula. Now this is a prominent star-forming region, also known as NGC 3372. It's quite large, extending over several hundred light-years. So, here we're looking at the center of the nebula, and what is it made up of? Well, primarily hydrogen gas, which we see toward the center of this image. And that shows us the red and orange regions of hydrogen. Now the blue we see is based as oxygen. Now that doesn't mean that there is a lot of oxygen there. It just means, even though it's just trace amounts, because that is where the oxygen is able to glow, where it is at the right temperatures and the right excitations to be able to see the oxygen. Now, when we look toward the core here, and you can see that central core is the brightest region, then we're seeing a lot of dust being expelled outward and material being expelled outward by the very young and extremely massive stars that are present there. One of those prominent stars is known as Ada Carina, and that is a star that is expected to explode as a supernova at some point in the near future. Near future could be a year from now. It could be a decade from now. It could be a century or even a millennium from now, because we don't know exactly what is happening down in the core of this star. We do know that it will eventually explode, but whether it will be in a year or in a thousand years is still an open question. We will not know about it until it actually does this. And if you want to think about this, this star is about 8,000 light-years away, meaning that we see it not as it is now, but as it was 8,000 years ago. So had it actually become a supernova 7,000 years ago, we would still have to wait another thousand years for that light to get here. So it's one of the things to think about. We never see anything in astronomy as it is right now. We always see it as it was in the past. So any changes that occur, especially things that are far enough away, we may never see for a very, very long time. Now Ada Carina is also a very interesting star in that it used to be one of the brightest stars in the sky. About 200 years ago, it was one of the brighter stars that we could see in the sky. It's since faded. Now that could be for a number of reasons. The star goes through a lot of changes as it reaches the end of its life. It could also have expelled material around it, which just dims the star, blocks some of the light from the star actually from reaching us. So there are a number of things that could account for this. But it's very interesting to note that the star Ada Carina was one of the brightest stars in the sky just a couple of hundred years ago. So that was our picture of the day, for February 5th of 2024. It was titled, In the Core of the Carina Nebula, we'll be back again tomorrow for the next picture, previewed to be Hubble Slash Web. So we'll see what that is about tomorrow. And until then, have a great day, everyone, and I will see you in class.


If you're somebody who's been going through prolonged health problems, or maybe like me, you have some constitutional or genetic problems that you came into this world with, and they've just been your constant companion throughout your whole life, maybe on and off, sometimes better, sometimes worse, you may have had this question, that's a scary question, but an honest and a fair one, which is that is a permanent healing of this condition even possible. This is a big question and a very important one. Now I want to tackle it in this video today because I think it can lead to some very, very important insights and I want to share more about how I personally basically also treat myself. Hey, I'm Dr. Alex Hein, author of the health book Master of the Day, licensed acupuncturist and doctor of Oriental or Chinese medicine. Now I've included a free link down below this video, which is for four daily rituals that can add years to your life with traditional Chinese medicine. So that's a little PDF and a little report I put together for you and you're also going to get a weekly email on this exact topic. Now the big question, in the case of chronic illness, is a permanent resolution of symptoms possible?  Maybe it's their daily or weekly. And then I've seen over the course of treatment, maybe you can go to now I only have it monthly, I only have it every six months, I only have it a few times a year. So in that context, is it cured? No, because they still have some symptoms. But functionally, it is sort of resolved in the sense that we've kind of shut off all the alarm bells and all the sirens going off that are saying that there's a problem. And now the body is in a state where it doesn't have to manifest those symptoms all the time. But again, is this cured? Is this resolved? Technically, no. Now this very important analogy is something that I've used in my own healing process in that remaining symptom free is like steering a ship in the ocean. So all of us come into life and our genetics, our Constitution is a ship in the ocean, right? It has a natural direction that it tends to drift. And that drift is based on the ocean currents, the waves, the wind, weather patterns that come up. And so the ship, maybe it wants to go straight, but it keeps drifting off course at maybe like 15 degrees, right? 15 degrees, it's always going off this way. It just don't know why just maybe that's the way the currents are in that part of the world, your genetics. Maybe that's just some environmental factors like this diet that I'm born into in this family and this culture is not good for me or the stress, the trauma I've suffered. It just keeps doing this. It's your job as the person who wants to remain well to be a good sailor or a good navigator in these seas. So it's your job to make sure that ship does not go more than 1% off the center, right? If we know we're going to sail from New England up to the old England, that we have to take a certain course and that based on what we know about the currents and the weather and the size of our ship and the winds, based on that, we have to make sure it can't go more than a few degrees off the course. But it's always trying to push you off the course because that is your genetic Constitution. It is a tendency towards the migraines, towards the GI problems, towards loose stools, towards a little bit of insomnia or anxiety, whatever it is, but you have to observe how far off course are we going. So when you notice that 1% going off course, that tilt start to happen, the wobble, maybe that means you drop some work projects for a few months. Maybe it means it's time for a vacation, or it's time to go on a little bit of a cleaner diet for just a couple weeks or it's time to just pull back on some of your affairs and just really enjoy life and get more rest. So in this way, the point is that you catch it with training when it goes off 1%. So that it doesn't go towards 30%, 40%, and then you're having migraines every week or you're having an IBS or some other illness flare, right, or an autoimmune flare. Maybe you know, oh, 5%, time for me to take a vacation. Or 7%, I got to go check in my doctor. Or 15%, I need to go come see me in my clinic or go back to my acupuncturist or naturopath or whatever. It's your job to know that tendency and to watch it very, very closely because that is the natural drift that will happen. So is healing chronic illness really even possible, right? To me, it's not the question of is resolution possible? Going from someone who can have migraines every day to a few times a year, it's pretty damn good, I'd say, right?  But I think the main thing is understanding this is always going to be a pattern, right? This is the body's always going to have a tendency. You can never go back to whatever the lifestyle was that predisposed you to a severe expression of those symptoms. You're always going to have to be more conscious of that. And that's just a luck of the draw in the same way that I'm always going to have a tendency towards GI problems. And if I don't give myself formulas, I usually treat myself about once per quarter, once a season. I'll take formulas for a month or a little over a month. That's the way I make sure the drift is not more than five or 10%. So in the same way, whether you are seeing me or you're seeing somebody else, you're seeing your physician, you're doing lifestyle practices. Just notice a tendency and that can prevent you from having more severe problems. All right? So this ship, this, you know, your body, your constitution and genetics are the ship in the seas that have tendencies to go certain ways. You have to navigate them back to the center has been a very important analogy and metaphor in my own life for my own healing that I now use my patients as well. So I hope it helps you in the same way. Again, there's a free link below this video for a free download, which is four daily rituals that can help you out years to your life with traditional Chinese medicine. And again, if you'd like to become a patient of mine, either locally or via telemedicine in this time, you can check out the link as well below, which will tell you how to get in contact with me and my clinic. All right, before you go, I have two related videos right here.


What is up, everybody? Welcome back to the channel. You guys, in this video, I'm going to show you how I add videos to my landing page. But in this case, it's not a landing page. It's actually a thank you for purchasing page. And so if you've been following me for a while, you guys, I've been building an agency, right? Going after clients, servicing clients, social media marketing, Facebook advertising. I've been doing that since 2016. But as I kind of scaled up and evolved, I'm now into affiliate marketing through CARTRA and building a YouTube channel, as you guys can see here, and most importantly, taking my knowledge and now packaging it all up into coaching programs and membership courses. So that's kind of where I'm at now, is still delivering that value, still providing that value when it comes to social media marketing and Facebook advertising to small business owners. But again, it's all about evolution. It's all about scaling. It's all about evolving and getting better, right? And so that's what I keep trying to do is up my game. And so in this case, what I'm going to show you is a simple how I add videos to a simple page inside of CARTRA and where people and when people are going to see this page. Okay, so here's what I did. I just got done recording a short two minute video on Zoom and I use Zoom for everything. Zoom is what I'm using right now to screen share. So I have the free account through Zoom. Every single client that I bring aboard, I use Zoom so I can visually walk them through so I can visually show them what I can do for them. I don't ever do a phone call so you'll never catch me on a phone call trying to pitch a service. Like that's the old school way, man. Like you don't want to do it that way. You want to visually show people what you can do and Zoom is a free platform that I've been using forever. So I recorded this video over here on Zoom. It's this one right here. The short video right here is what I'm going to put onto the page. Now there's a few different places I can put that video. I can upload that video to YouTube and then get the link and put it on the page. Okay, so this is the page right here. And in this page also, let me just kind of put some context. All that is is a thank you for purchasing. So I have this one page right here, for example, simple sales page, simple, simple sales page. This isn't a page that I advertise. It's just internally when I'm consulting business owners and there's certain packages that I provide. This is a simple page, a simple link. It's tied to my Stripe account. It has the cartridge checkout on it. The person they come here, they can click continue and purchase. And when they purchase, then they're taken to a thank you for purchasing page. And it's this page right here, okay? And the reason why they're taken here, this is so, so important because on this page, this is where I'm Facebook pixeling them. This is where I'm putting them in a Facebook custom audience. And this is where I'm again gonna put a video here so I can really thank them and tell them what to expect next. Now they're seeing a video of me again. I'm really big on video. So again, if you've been following me on my channel, that's what I've been talking about for the past few years is what I'm doing. Documenting what I'm doing, starting with an agency, getting clients and then growing from there and then just kind of documenting all that on my YouTube channel. Video, right? Video, video, video. Some of you guys may be good at writing and you're good copywriters or you're just good at writing.  Some of you guys are good at that.  Or video, man. Those are the two main ways you're gonna communicate with people.  And so in my case, I guess I just, by default I'd let it on YouTube a few years ago because I just found myself able to express myself via video. And so as I started putting up more video on YouTube, then I started putting more video on my pages, inside my landing pages, inside my cells funnels, inside of my emails, I started putting more video out. And that's what I truly believe allows me to get the attention. That's what allows me to create the authenticity and that's what allows me to create the authority in my little space here, right? And that's why I say this on my YouTube channels all the time. I'm like, dude, you guys would not be here if it wasn't for my face, if it wasn't for my video, right? And in the hell with what you look like, it doesn't matter how you look.  If you look horrible with no makeup and you got jacked up hair, it does not matter. Like it does not matter how you look at it. It has nothing to do with that. People are gonna gravitate to the real you. You got to keep that in mind, man. So you got to stop hiding behind the camera. You got to even stop hiding behind your profile picture. I see a lot of people that comment on my YouTube videos and there's no profile picture.  And then I got people that hit me up on Instagram trying to pitch me different things. And there's not even a profile picture. It's like, dude, you got to stop that, man. If you're trying to build something or if you're trying to pitch anything, if you're trying to provide value and you got services to bring to the marketplace, there has to be a face there, man. Stop trying to hide yourself. And so with video, it's even more powerful because people see the real you.   No. Do you need everyone to like you? Hell no.  Trust me, man. So long story short, I guess what I'm really trying to say is that I started getting way comfortable with putting video everywhere and it's been a game changer.  And so this is a order complete. This is a person who either just spent 1,000, they just spent 500. They're either getting into one of my membership courses or they're getting my coaching calls, right? My coaching sessions that I have available, whatever may be. This is a video that I'm gonna place right here. Now I could upload that video to YouTube and put that link here. I can upload that video to Vimeo and I can put that link there or I can simply upload it to Cartra and I can put that link, that file there, okay? So most of my videos that I have, I have a shitload of videos, okay? In my membership course. Because of the bandwidth, I put all those videos on Vimeo, okay? That's my membership course, 55 videos. So if I took up all that bandwidth inside of Cartra, I'd have to be on a higher plan. I'd have to be spending more money per month because of the bandwidth of all the video, right? So I don't wanna do it that way but I did have to pay Vimeo, right? I had to set up a whole account with Vimeo and that's fine. I could put countless videos on Vimeo and then just put them over here in my membership course without any buffering or having to pay more over here. So that's what I did with my membership course. Now, a lot of the videos that I have on pages, I simply upload to YouTube and then I grab that link and park it right there. But sometimes when it's a short video that's going on a thank you page, for example, I'll simply upload it to Cartra. And so here's what I'm gonna do. You click on videos right there and then you upload it right over here. And this is just an example. This is one of my clients, shout out KW, shout out to freaking Becky. This is Becky, the realtor. So shout out to B, I have a bunch of her sample videos that I use as samples. But here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna simply come over here, hit the green button and I'm gonna look for that file. I'm gonna grab that one file, I'm gonna give it a name and this is coaching and consulting. Thank you, thank you, Paige. Okay, and this is gonna go in this category. Where is the category? In fact, it's gonna go in this one. I'm gonna edit that one. Let's, actually let's go consulting. Actually, no, let's just edit. So here's what I can do. I can create a category, but what I'm gonna do, consulting campaign, I'm gonna delete that one, email sequence. I can delete that one because I don't put them here anymore. And then I'll just go, I'll just edit that one, masterclass campaign. Let's get rid of that one. And these are just categories for your video. Book, I have that on YouTube, but actually I'm gonna keep that one. And then the webinar, let's change this. In fact, let me see if I can even, TSRE training, of course. Awesome, okay, so it fits, perfect. Okay, so here's what I'm gonna do. I'm actually gonna just simply edit this one, inspired, digital. Okay, cool, so let's go, we're gonna put it in that category. So all this is just simply categorizing my videos. So coaching and consulting, thank you, Paige. It's gonna go in that category right there and then I'm gonna hit the green button and then I'm gonna upload that video. And all I'm gonna do is hit this blue button, find it on my desktop. I just recorded it not too long ago, that's why I'm wearing the same damn thing. But let's let this thing load up and it only takes a few seconds. Look at how fast it loads. Now, it depends on how long the video is, obviously. Then it'll load fast. This is a two minute video and it loaded pretty damn fast. But again, I uploaded to Cartra when there's short videos and there's not too many of them. If I have a shitload of videos, which I do in my membership course, I'll put those on Vimeo. If I have a ton of videos that I put through my email sequences or if I just put on other pages, then I'll put those on YouTube, okay? So let's say for example, you opt into FB ads for beginners, which is a little plug because there's a link in the description. If you're new to Facebook advertising, man, let me freaking coach you. Let me teach you the basics. There's so many freaking basics that people miss, man. Even the advanced Facebook advertisers, they're not even thinking of the basics. Let me coach you on that. So FB ads for beginners, for example, dot com, that link below. Let's say you go to that link you opt in and then now you're on my email list, right? What I tend to do is all put you in an email sequence and now automated emails are gonna drip on you, right? What I do a lot is all have those emails go out, but as the email goes out, I'll have videos on them, right? So I'll send out an email, hey, John, just run a Facebook ad, click here to watch my video that I just recorded on it, right? Like so I'll put, so I'll have them click, they'll open up the email, they'll click, and then it takes them to a cartridge page where there's a video on it. So those types of emails that go out, those pages that I have videos on, I put my YouTube video. So that's my link to my YouTube video, right? And I'll just park it on a cartridge page. But again, in this case, I just have a handful that I put on cartridge because again, it's the bandwidth. I'll put short ones and I'll just put a few. So there's it right there. And what I'm going to also do is I'm going to, I can hit this display. I don't need that settings. Let's go settings, let's go, I can upload a thumbnail. I could put a logo. I can go skin color. I can change the color of the skin, which I'll do.  I'll just go with, I'll just go with this one. That's all good. Okay, so show controls. Yeah, that's fine. The volume, the pause, that's fine. And then mute on start, no autoplay on load. Yes, show social share, no show playback speed. That's fine. And then call to action. I can have them link to another page if I want, but I don't need to because the link's in the description. And then I can tag the lead. I could tag lead. I could put a tag here and let's say the tag is for, let's go inspired. Actually, I don't have that category, but if I just went any category and I create that tag, let's say I create the tag, let's say the tag's right there. I could put out a time through the video. So let's say it's a two minute video. For those who watch one minute of it, tag them, okay? Tag them. And that tag, I could set up an automation, for example, in my email sequence. So in my email sequence, I can have it set up where there's seven emails ready to go out. But those emails only go out to people that have this tag. People that have this tag are people who watched it for one minute, right? So I can get specific with it, you guys. I can get gangster with it. This is automation at its finest. I don't need to put a tag on this one. That's fine, but just know that tags are powerful and this entire cartridge system is powerful. So I'm gonna publish the video. And then once it's up, it's up. It's right there. So now all I gotta do is come over to the page, go into the editing, and I'm gonna add that video. Okay, so now I'll come in here. And over here to the left, this is where you got sections, all these different sections. Like I can look at all these different blocks and I can just drag them over. So I can build out the entire page. That's how simple this stuff is, man. Call to actions. Like, look at all these. These are all blocks. They're already done for you. All I gotta do is click, drag it over.  Check out forms. All these different forms that I can use to get people to check out. And in this case, what I want, countdown clocks. Look at that. Countdown clock, that's a full block, but there's also down here in components. There's also these countdown clocks, which are just the clock. So I can take it, drag it over, and drop it. So it's so freaking powerful, man. But in this case, I'm doing the video. So this video spot right here, this is the video spot. So all I gotta do is click, drag, and drop it. And that's this video spot right here. So all I'm gonna do is I'm gonna hover over it, click the pencil, and I'm gonna look for that video. Again, it could be a cartridge video. It could be a YouTube video. It could be Wistia or Vimeo. And I just tend to use cartridge, YouTube or Vimeo. Okay, so in this case is cartridge. I'm gonna select the category, right? There's the category, there's the video. It's gonna autoplay on load. You can show controls, that's fine. And then what I'm gonna do is I'm going to apply it, and that's it, okay?  Like it doesn't matter.  But at this point, this guy, this person just dropped 500, they just dropped 1,000. So it's like, shit, they already know I'm for real, right? But you get my point. Like they're gonna play it and then boom, it just goes to normal. So let's test it real quick. We're gonna save progress. We're going to publish live, okay? And when I publish live and I come over here, get the page link. This right here, if I hit the pencil and then hit the dropdown, that's where I can choose my own domain. So if I integrate a .com, I go to go daddy, get my own .com, I can integrate it into Cartra and I can use that and boom, that would be the link. And then I just simply create the forward slash and customize this back end part. But in this case, it's not tied to that business. So I just use the default one. I use the default one and then I customize this back end part and that's all I need. That's all I need. I don't need it to be super fancy at all. A lot of people get caught up in that domain. It's like, no dude, it's not really necessary unless you're really promoting that domain, you're branding that domain, you're advertising that domain, then yeah, go to go daddy, get a legit one, yourname.com and you're promoting that.  But again, I at least want to customize the back end, right? So, and that's what I do. So here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna click, open it up and let's see this page. And so boom, we land here and then there goes the video. There goes the menu bar at the bottom. So there's the video you guys. There is a congrats, your order is complete. I'm telling them what to expect. I'm giving them action steps. I'm telling them to click below to schedule our next coaching call. And that's how I add videos to my pages. So this one software you guys, I'm telling you, I use Karcher for everything. My landing pages, my email automation, my email broadcasting, my membership course. I host my membership course down here, my online calendar. So for people to come here and then click the button and go straight to my online calendar, all of that is through Karcher. So I always tell people all my digital products, first of all, for that person to even get to this page, they had to go through a purchase. They had to go through a checkout. They had to go through a shopping cart. They had to put their credit card number in. That is all through Karcher. Through my products over here. So it's connected to Stripe. Stripe is the actual merchant account, but the actual shopping cart is Karcher. Okay, so not only am I able to provide a shopping cart on an online website where people can enter their credit card information, that's all my products. Then my communications, that's my email auto responder. My pages are all my sales funnels and landing pages. My membership course is my membership course. There's 55 videos in a course that I can package up and freaking sell. My videos, that's why I just uploaded, is a video to Karcher. And then my calendars, and then of course my affiliate promos. I use Karcher for everything, so therefore I get fired up and I wanna share it and talk about it on YouTube specifically. And getting to check every month is not bad just to simply talk about it, right? So step your game up, you guys. I always tell people, man, compare it. Like if you're trying to build anything online, landing pages, email automation, just those two alone are freaking mandatory. And most people are using two different softwares to make that happen. If you're scheduling appointments online, there's a third software. A lot of you guys are using Calendly or some third random software like that. Those three tools alone, man, all inside of Karcher. And if you're doing any type of membership course or selling coaching programs, again, all that is in Karcher. If you're an affiliate marketer and you're trying to go out there and get freaking and get people to buy these random affiliate offers on ClickBank, these one-time commission offers on ClickBank or anything like that or on Amazon, it's like, dude, I don't want a one-time commission. If I'm gonna tell you about a product or a service and get fired up about it, you better pay me every month on it. That's Karcher. So because Karcher is a monthly reoccurring fee, right? For the business owner, I pay for Karcher every single month. Karcher, with their affiliate program, they pay us a percentage of that account every single month as well. So that reoccurring commission, man, I'm telling you, it may take a little bit, a little while to build, but it's a snowball. And that's a reoccurring commission that comes in every single month. So it's like, those are the commissions that you're looking for. So if you're into affiliate marketing, look for the reoccurring, look for the ones that are gonna pay you passively. You sell the customer on the service once, but because they have to pay for it every single month, the company breaks you off a piece of it. That's what you're looking for. So I use Karcher for all of that, you guys. So that right there, that's how I add my videos to my pages and make my message even stronger. So you guys, hopefully you got value. If you're new to the channel, make sure you subscribe, man. Smash the bell for notifications and drop me a comment below. Let me know where you guys are coming from and let me know how I can bring value to what you got going on online. All right, guys, I'll see you in the next video over now.


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Other 10-15 minutes or so in this break See what's in these encased cards sounds of the blues at Kings How to threes in the background a little hockey in the background What a hit That's Jordan Love Dak Prescott to 399 and a triple relic a trio of Buffalo Bills Jim Kelly Josh Allen and Jake from Buffalo That'll be for Fouad and the bills Christian McCaffrey to 299 Edelman to 499 The Sean Watson still no word on where the where that guy's gonna go. There's Joshua Kelly Jersey and autograph for the Bolts It's a 299 Yeah, Kyle that it's only 14 if you want more football folks four teams left in that mosaic football blaster break full-case blaster break If you want to do it we got to get it done soon before we run out of time It was Brian Edwards no late night tonight folks So 399 I got JK Dobbins instant impact relic For the Ravens Brian Clyde Edwards II layer to 499 This is teammate Patrick Mahomes and there is Ray Quan Davis rookie Otto to 199 for Miami that's gonna go to Tim last spot mojo. Maybe we can find his teammate in there somewhere So 149 Jerry Rice Yeah, Jerry wants that select football Sure, we got time to squeeze that in tonight, too. There's anything McFarland To 399 look everybody Nick Bosa There's a to a Tungo by Loa and a trio of bangles Ken Anderson Annie Dalton and now Joe Burrow lineage three-color triple relic for For Vinnie with the bangles See a number on here. I'm not numbered Nice to a and we got a nice Justin Herbert here, too Mystique and that's for the Chargers. That's gonna go to Colin Another to other time numbered to 399. There's Jerry Judy to 149 another to a for Miami Tim with the Dolphins We got Billy Sims jersey and autograph immortalized Jerry's now Old school Billy Sims to 75. That'll be for Joseph Barton in Detroit Won that team in a team random T Higgins to 499 This is Jalen Hertz here to your QB1 Tim Eagles QB1 See how he does Moving legends Barry Sanders to 399 and we've got our first Justin Herbert base card Going to Colin and the Chargers Colin won the Chargers in that team random Derek Henry to 499 And we got Van Jefferson instant impact Relic for the Rams Joseph CD lamb mystique to 399 JK Dobbins to 199 Anthony Gordon for Seattle to 199 rookie signs Steven Olsen with the Hawks of the sea All right. Now. Let's see what we've got in those encased cards It's usually where the good stuff is goes this way it's gonna be It's gonna be Gabriel Davis Nice 85 out of 150 for the build rookie endorsements autograph Buffalo flood with the bills Next up is is a rookie endorsements chase Claypool nice 72 out of 150 The illusion sticker right there on the encased This is pretty sharp too Pittsburgh Dario with the Steelers Next player is gonna be Mirage Autograph for the Saints Taysom Hill 14 out of 75 I'm sure what Saints are gonna do with their quarterback situation, but this guy might be part of it That's for Jason Parsons picked up the Saints straight up. Thanks Jason and last but not least we're gonna have an autograph for a horse team for the Denver Broncos KJ Hamler To 150 and there you go gang pick your team one Four box pick your team one in the books. I'm Joe for jazby's case braids calm Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us, and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. 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Hi everyone, Joe for Jazzpeacecasebreaks.com coming at you with a brand new release, 2020 Panini Luminance Football. Six box, half case, pick your team number three, which is from a fresh case as well. Big thanks to all of these folks for getting into the action. Let's do a quick roll call. Who do we have in this break? Steven, are you in this? Steven, run Nicky is? There he is, he's got the bills in this one. Thanks everyone for getting in. Tom C is like, yeah, get those top blowers ready for all my hits. There you go, so good luck to you guys. Adam with last spot mojo chargers. A lot of people in this break. Thanks very much everyone for getting in. Appreciate it. Pop this open right here. There you go, Tyler Brenner's here too. Needs a burrow. So it's a half case break, so how are we gonna do, oh, here's how we'll do it. So there's six box in the top row here, six boxes in the bottom two rows right here. So we're gonna select a die, we're gonna select that one. So we'll do one, two, three for the top row and four, five, six for that bottom two rows. And it's one, so it's gonna be the top one right here. So let's slide those six out here. These will be for the next break, which I'm sure we'll be able to do at some point tonight. So this is break three, so this will be for break four. All right, so we've marked all of those four, so we know these are for next time. Sofa here. Oh, checklist. I haven't memorized all these players and names yet. I am not in mid-season form, so there it is. Checklist in the chat if you're watching live. We're gonna be going by that for the autos. I think the year one autos don't have their pro teams on there. All right, so that's what we're looking for there. On average, good luck. Brock's looking for a one-of-one Derrick Henry auto. That's the best you can hope for with the Titans. All right, we'll try. You never know. We're modern-day treasure hunters, ladies and gentlemen. Sometimes X marks the spot and we'll get all the gold. Sometimes it's just sand inside, but we'll find out. There's Ronde Barber out of 25, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That will be for Tim, Tim T. Maybe looking for Tom B. I think he's just a base card in here, but everything ships, ladies and gentlemen. So, Lindsay, we'll set those numbered cards aside. We'll sleeve and top load those all up later. And we've got Tyler Huntley. Sometimes that font is a little difficult to see. There you go, Tyler Huntley. Go into the purple bird, that's for Aaron, Aaron Beat. So they still have their college gear on, but you can start to see that their pro teams are now attached to their cards, which is kind of cool. Inching closer and closer to all professional logo gear look. That's the 250, Justin Jefferson. And the autograph is Chase Claypool for the Steelers. 62 out of 100. It's the year one autographs that are, there's not as many of them, but the year one autographs are on card. They look really sharp. And these ones are gonna be stickers. Steelers, that will be for Patrick Evans. A lot of fun inserts and stuff there, too. Out of 10, we've got TJ Watt Steelers. And we've got Fitzpatrick there to 99. And that reveals a CD-Lam, 188 out of 199 for the Cowboys. Eric, Eric J with the boys, nice. All right, box one, done. Box two, that's the plan, Anthony. That is the plan to plan every break. There's Todd Gurley to 50. I guess it's still Ram's edition there. And we've got Donovan Peoples-Jones to 299. Browns, Glenn. By the time I get to Cleveland, she'll be rising. We've got Stuart Junior right here. Terrell Stuart Junior for the Green Bay Packers. That was numbered, sorry, that was numbered to 50. 43 out of 50. The relic is Lamar Jackson, Ravens. Aaron with the Ravens. Shining Stars, Odell Beckham Junior. There's T. White-Hilton to 99. And he reveals a Lamar Jackson to 299, but that's New York Jets edition of Lamar Jackson. Now that's gonna be interesting this season. Corner Lamar Jackson. Are they, do they play each other this season? That'd be hilarious. Lamar Jackson back to pass. And it's Lamar Jackson with the interception. That'd be great. I want that moment to happen. Just like how I want Jaguar's Josh Allen to Sack Bill's Josh Allen. We've got out of 250, James Morgan and Chase Young. Wow, nice. Chase Young autographed, 004 out of 100 for the Washington Redskins. Patrick Davis. Nice one for Patrick. Well, the Washington, whatever their new team name's gonna be. Yeah, that's gonna be gone. Washington Warriors, apparently is a leading candidate. Has there been any other, has anyone heard any other additional information? I don't know. If we're still, if it's still the, is it still the Redskins until they change? Until they change it? They said they're just not gonna use it. But when they made that statement, it was on like Redskins like letterhead. So yeah, I'm not sure if they as an organization have stopped using it. I don't think so.  Right, it's not official until it actually changes on this list right there. Everyone knows that, right? Doesn't matter what Dan Snyder says. Doesn't matter what the league says. It doesn't officially change until it changes on that paperwork. And we got Randy Moss. Randy Moss Relic for the Pats, something for Tom and the Pat Riots. Will Washington Redskins gear go up in price? Like Val, like memorabilia? There's Kenny G to 2.99. And for the Cowboys, Trayvon Diggs. Five out of 50. So Stephon's brother or cousin or something like that. That goes to Eric J. Yeah, I'm not sure if Redskins merch will actually go up in price. How many people are actually thrilled about the Redskins? Winner take all on the points. We'll collect that into one lot at the end of the break and randomize it to one person. Like I know jerseys and stuff, but I guess what I'm trying to get at is like how super popular is that team? They've been bad for a long time. No one's sitting there going, oh, time to get Redskins gear. All right, there's LaVisca Chanel Jr. And there's quarterback Lamar Jackson to 75. All right, I forget where LaVisca goes. Jaguars. Right, now exactly Rex. If it was the Yankees that changed their name to something else, then I feel like Yankee stuff would go for a lot. There is not, David. I need to go through orders after this, but I know there's a couple things that are sold out. Colton with the Jaguars. So we'll work through that list after this break. We're a few boxes away from that. But, so David was also saying some guy did buy all those names. But years ago, he bought them, he offered whatever they wanted for free. Nice of him. I wouldn't mind taking money from Dan Snyder though. One guy apparently bought 30 trademarks over the years that he thought they'd twitch it to like the Monuments or the Generals or something like that. Interesting. That's an interesting game. The trademark game. How do you do that? Are we getting to the trademark game? How much are these going? Wow, that looks so weird. There's Tom Brady. Buccaneers, Tim Thorsett. Is it, these are 50 bucks? A pop? Wow. Yeah, this is his first card as a buck. I was thinking this would, his first card wouldn't be until later in the season, but I actually hate him less now. So there you go, Buccaneers. Yeah, as a Raiders fan, that tuck roll game still, still keeps my sodium levels pretty high. There's CD Lamb to 99. And for the Saints, there's Tommy Stevens. That will be for Paul Harris. Doctors say you should show your sodium levels are too high. Got to cut back on that salt. Doc, it's the God damn top roll game. Mr. Davies White to 299. And some Jalen Hertz. Year one autograph. He's got some good penmanship there. Darjean, the fly eagles fly. Interesting. Interesting pickup by the eagles. I remember a lot of our staff, three or four members of our like, nine, 10 person staff is a eagles fan. There are a lot of eagles fans here. And I don't know if they were too thrilled with that pick. I think they've warmed up to it though. Out of 250, Patrick Queen. Oh, there he is, for the purple birds. And the relic is Meekle Harbin Jr. Can't see chiefs. Chiefs, that'll be for E8. Well, Tom said 50 bucks, Rex. That Buccaneers, Tom Brady card. There's out of 99, Derek Henry. And more Titans. There you go, Christian Fulton. 29 out of 299 for Brock. All right, two bucks to go. Yeah, not bad. Not a bad price at all for that Tom Brady base card. So as more of those get pulled, I'm sure there's parallels of it too. That'll be even more money and people start grading it. I'm sure the PSA 10s of those Brady's will go for a lot. Yeah, that world, Ron, has been shifting. Now a lot of times there are parallels, especially in prism and stuff. There are just parallels that sometimes go for almost as much as an auto. There's Ross Blacklaw, 007 to 100. Do-do-do-do-do-do-do. King D with his Texans. I like the sort of Instagram filter on this Brett Farr right here, the vintage set. Tom Brady throwing to this guy. And there's Lamar Jackson again, corner. Lamar Jackson, defensive back. Lamar Jackson, CJ Henderson, another defensive back. 223 out of 299. How far does, how far do you think the Buccaneers go? With Tom Brady. I feel like they gotta shore up that defense. Jaguars, this is for Colton. I feel like their offense is pretty solid. Outside of Brady, it was solid with James Winston. Now with the, the quarterback, there's Derek Henry to 10. That's a 299. And Chase Young, year one. Another, is that our second red ink autograph? What was the first one? I don't know where it went. Oh, the other Chase Young was this autograph. Right, to 100. But this is the year one autograph that's on card and red. They're not serial numbered, but someone was saying, these reds, what? Probably not, probably not a lot of them. So that's pretty awesome. Nice one for Washington, Patrick Davis. There you go, nice. Remember, all-card chip in this luminous, ladies and gentlemen. If you see me miss something, don't worry. If you see it, it'll get sorted out and shipped to you. There's a Juan Thornhill for the Chief. It's another relic for EA. All right, last box coming up. Steven Kay, what's up?  And you told him to put me down, but he didn't. You just saw the wrong doctor, Steven Kay. Maybe Dr. Jack would have sorted you out. Whoa, those bounce dryer sheets are huge. A mega sheet? How long has bounce been sitting on that idea? They're like, uh-oh, dryer sheets, sales are down. Let's unveil the mega sheet plan. Does the work of three regular-sized dryer sheets, you know what's funny? You're Steven Montez. I'm sure everyone's interested in this. Prescott 75 and Hunter Bryant. It's that I tend to use like three dryer sheets. Now I could just use one mega sheet. This break brought to you by bounce. There's Hunter Bryant, another red ink, right there, who I think is a lion. I think I learned that last break. Or is that Harrison Bryant? Yeah, no, Hunter Bryant is a lion. Oh, absolutely, Ryan H. If bounce paid, if we got that bounce money, we would put a dryer sheet sample every package. There's Peyton Manning, Colt, Jarell Taylor. We'll put sample bounce package in every, man. Bounce, call us. There's Peyton Manning, Relic, for Jarell Taylor and the Colts. I'm not game-worn, but still pretty cool for the blue horseshoes. And we've got a Tremaine Edmonds. It almost looks like he's about to punt the ball. He's just going after a loose ball. And we've got another Christian Fulton for the Titans, a $2.99 for Brock. We'll still take that garrade money. We're still working on that. There you go, Titans. We'll eventually have to do, just prepare for this, folks. We'll eventually have to do a demographic survey. So we can give demographic information to potential advertisers, get that gatorade money. And the last one is Brandon Iac for the San Francisco 49ers. That's for Raphael. All right, and there you go. Now let's give away 250 points to someone in the break. If there was more than one points card then we would collect them as one lot, but there was not. So thanks, man. There's just one thing. All right, let's flip back here. Let's grab everyone from Mike Ludwig with the Cardinals and Patrick Davis and the Redskins to put them all here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize a name on top. After four, hard four, we'll get the points. One, two, three, and four. After four times, Tim, Tim, force it with an extra 250 points going your way. There you have it, folks. I'm Joe for jaskyscasebreaks.com. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye.