What's going on everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards and I am ripping two boxes of 2021 Panini Donress Optic Football for Genedy G. So good luck, Genedy. Here we go. Good luck. See what we got in here for you. Something big. I feel like gold vinyl or true gold, green, something like that. Something big. Oh, I'll just do it. I was going to say, when you get a chance, can you just write cry on that sticker for one over there? The last one? Yeah. I forgot to do that, my mistake. All right, guys. Here we go. What's up, Mooc? How you doing, buddy? Nice face. Rashad Bateman on the base rookie and, uh, holo. Josh Palmer behind that. Oh yeah. Got a, um, biggest one was, uh, Mac Jones Black Pandora auto out of Optic 10 of 25. Jersey number 10 of 25. That was pretty crazy. Chris Carson, Christian Barmore rookie. Pulled a Khabib patch auto. Just pulled a Fields Red Redemption out of Optic. Shane Buchele, Jalen Waddle on the Gridiron Kings rookie again. Anything else that was really big? The Mac. I said your Khabib, right? Khabib, yeah. There was a Herbert Black Pandora, just like a insert. That was pretty cool. That's really Larry Roundtree. Got Amonra St. Brown on the blue to 179. Kind of a little color match. I'd say the aqua is more of a color match, but that is 79 of 179. Travis Etienne on the base rookie and Christian Barmore aqua to 299 rated rookie Patriots and Barmore. Darius Smith, Tramon More, Chase Edmonds on the hollow. Cardinals now a dolphin. Oh, big one. Tylan Wallace. How about the rookies? Jamar Chase Black Pandora to 25, baby. Boom. Seven of 25 on the Jamar. Let's go. Nice hit, Kennedy. Let's go. That's so sick.  Congrats on that one. Let's go. Nice one there. All right, let's keep it going. That'll be magged up for you. Sean's already got it in a mag. Amonra St. Brown rookie. Sean Waste no time on that one. I'm a little jealous of this next one. Ronnie Perkins. Orange to 199. Ray Lewis. Nice Ray Liu. I might have to get the Black Pandora Ray Lewis this year out of this because that's going to look cool. Base, base. Cornell Powell on the base rookie. And then Mike Kisiki, Aqua to 299. He's a stud. I like Kisiki. Oh, yeah, you're right, Brian. He is the goat linebacker. Oh, yeah. Oh, Mere Smith Marseille. Black Pandora downtown. Saquon Barkley. Boom. Let's go, Kennedy. Heck, yeah. 25 on the Saquon. Wow. That's so cool. Got the Statue of Liberty, Long Island Sound, or the Hudson and the Skyscraper. Heck, yeah. Congrats, Kennedy. Wow. Get that in a mag for you. Wow, man. Kind of a whistle and not a... Oh, dude. Oh, Davis Mills. What is going on? Davis Mills. Kennedy, get yourself a lottery ticket tonight, buddy. What a box of optic, man. Oh, my God. Holy cow. That'll be magged as well, dude. What the heck? So sick. Two Black Pandoras and a Gold Rookie Quarterback Auto. Jared Patterson. Wow. Dude, what is going on? Two autos in one box. Rashad Bateman on the auto. Dude, what the heck? Holy to 150. That is actually... All right, number seven. He is changing his jersey number to seven this year. Kind of a jersey number. Oh, my God, dude. What a break, Kennedy. Let's go. What's up, Bon? Dan Marino, Tyler Lockett, Ali Veritalker. Dude, this is crazy. Sick. Crazy box of optic. Holy cow. What's up, Galagool? What's up, Greg? Travis Etienne, Bass Rookie. Got Jordan Eakins on the Silver Circles to 175. Dude, holy cow, man. Let's go. Drew Bledsoe unnecessarily turned around. I was like, dude, there's no way there's three autos in this. Lamar got Joe Tryon on the Bass Rookie. I know, dude, I don't want to stop on this one. I just want to keep... I don't want this box that you continue forever. Nashawn Wright got Global Javon Kinlaw Silver. What the heck, dude? J.C. Horn. Nice. Pink Velocity, Cornell Powell. Kennedy just said he pulled the one of one of this. Might as well put the rainbow together. Nice Cornell Powell to 79. Jordan Poyer in Book Rookie. And got Orange Jake Funk to 199. Tray McKinney got Hollow Kenny Gallade. Giants. And last pack of box. We still have another box to go, too. Dude. Trevor Lawrence. Why not three Black Pandoras in one box, dude? Jacob Harris on the Black Pandora Rookie. Wow, man. What the heck? What the heck? Another Black Pandora. This time 21 out of 25. Dude, this is insane. Insane. Three Black Pandoras, a gold auto, and an extra auto in one box. Two rookies and a downtown for the Black Pandora, Stu. Holy cow, Kennedy. Yeah. Yeah, probably drop. We'll drop the insurance link for you, Kennedy. This will be FedEx Sig, for sure. Just the mills alone in the Jamar. I mean, that's enough to Sig it right there. We have dumb pictures to take after this, Stu. Gonna be a little photo shoot going on. Yeah, thank you. Appreciate that. Heck of a male day. This is gonna be, dude. Off rip. Yeah. Rated rookie. Gold tutu out well. Wow. To 10. Rated rookie for the Rams. Little secondary color match. Already starting the box off hot. Congrats, Kennedy.  Oh my lord.  Trace Sermon. Steve McMichael to 179. This is very funny. It is loaded, man. Double T, it is loaded. Hunter Long rookie got orange, your main prat on the color match to 199. Got the rest of the boxes from that case. Jacob Harris rookie, Sam Ellinger on the silver rookie. There you go. Nice one there. Dude, the optic has been absolutely bananas, did I? Yeah. Like the amount of stuff that's come out of it, Chas Serrat, got Cortland Sutton on this secondary color match to 199 orange have been like absolutely nuts that have come out of it today. Remandre Stevenson got Hollow Brett Favre. Kyle Pitts based rookie for the Falcons. There you go. And Ronnie Perkins on the Aqua at 299, rookie for the Patriots. An extra card on this one. Jake Funk rookie. Jamar Chase based rookie. There you go. Bangles. And Silver Circles to 175, Brian Dawkins. Nice weapon X. Ricky Grant got Michael Strahan on the Aqua to 299. Goat Dawk. You like that? Once some Victor comes in chat, make sure to tell him that you like it. He made it for me. Gregor Sal, gifted rookies for Shad Bateman. Yes, and Victor made the thumb now. All right, can't win them all. Got Cornell Powell on the autograph. That is to 150. Cornell Powell on card auto. Jalen Darden. Let's pull some big color now. Big color to finish it off. Where are you going to be? Xavin Collins based. John O'Smith. Caleb Farley got my house on the Lamar. That might just be part of the design, actually. I think that's a part of the design, Shawn. What's that? You know, remember how the... Oh, is that numbered? Is that purple? No, right? No. Okay. So you remember the top we had a DAC like that? Had like the weird... Yeah, but the DACs was more. Was it more? Okay. All right. I think that one looks design, right? Yeah. Yeah, it has to be. Shai Smith got Clinton Portis, Pink Velocity. That is to 79. Washington, that's book N1 of 79. Kelvin Joseph, Silver, Hollow David Johnson, Tom Brady, Chris Evans rookie. What's up, Bradley? Jalen Waddle based rookie. Dolphins. I think that's the first time we've seen a Jalen Waddle based, actually. Nice. B-Doc. Alex Leatherwood got Hollow. Legendary logos, DAC Prescott. All right, come on. Big color to end it right here. This is Kelsey. Greg Newsom. And Great Iron Kings, Justin Fields based rookie to end it. There you go, Kennedy. That will do it for your break, Kennedy. Congrats on all the hits. That break was nuts. Awesome. We'll get all those right out to you. Thanks again, man.


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From Hollywood the NBC theater Screen directors assignment production the trouble with women director Sidney landfill star Ray Milan The Hollywood screen directors present a comedy with an apology to psychology the trouble with women Starring Ray Milan and introducing the director of the film Sidney landfill It was in the days when vaudeville was bright and shining that the soft-spoken young comedian happened to be performing in Hollywood It also happened that the film studio at the time was looking for a clever new comedy writer the comedian got the job and That's how our guest screen director tonight was ushered into motion pictures He stayed to become one of Hollywood's most skilled directors the creator of such fun-filled entertainment as my favorite blonde Standing room only and the well-groomed bride Ladies and gentlemen the director of the trouble with women. Mr. Sidney landfill Thank you After an introduction like that I think I should mention that a comedy is only as amusing as its story in its cast as for the director Well, he just puts those two things together in the case of the trouble with women It was a particular pleasure both because of my great admiration for Ray Milan and because of the story itself Which presents a completely cockeyed approach to romance now here It is the trouble with women starring Ray Milan in his original role of Professor Gilbert Sedley With Mary Jane Croft as Kate Farrell. I'm from the morning journal Professor Sedley. How about a statement on your new book? Yeah, you've beaten up any women lately. Sorry. No statement.  We're on the level Professor Sedley just worried about your new book the subjugation of women if you read it You'll find my entire theory stated there. We don't read professor. Just make a statement. That's all we ask very well As professor of psychology at Midwest University I have proved conclusively that the human female harbors an unconscious desire to be dominated and occasionally Beaten by the human male. Wow, that's it. That's the stuff. How about a professor Miller? How does it feel to be engaged to the man who says women should be beaten our engagement concerns only professor Sedley and myself? Hey Sedley, I got a purely scientific question What is it?  This this is unbearable dr. Dawson my position as president of the university What will the board of regents say is something wrong wrong? Have you read Martha motherly's column? No here read it Hasn't been for two weeks since professor Gilbert sadly of Midwest University published his book the subjugation of women But already 14 cases of wife beating have been reported and local hospitals have administered treatment of five husbands Oh, but this is adolescent. It's asinine. It's malicious Sedley She also says that you dabble in hypnotism dabble Dr. Dawson Martha motherly has gone too far exactly Sedley you're going to sue you're going to sue the morning journal and Martha motherly Great story great Kate Farrell. You're the best Martha motherly this paper ever had Joe, don't you think we're being kind of hard on him? Yeah. Yeah, keep it up City desk Joe McBride. Oh Hello boss What he is how much Okay, okay, I'm your city editor, ain't I I'll think of something a fine reporter you are Scroll ball sadly suing the morning journal and Martha motherly for 300 grand I'm Martha motherly say say I got an idea Maybe you can do a prison story. I was a woman convict Oh McBride you told me to write that story a story not a libel So what's libelist about that article three misquotations for unproved statements 57 damaging innuendos Well, maybe something's wrong with my typewriter Kate I've got an angle if I get you out of this mess. Will you marry me? Just come and see me on visiting days What's your idea? Look, we said that Sedley likes to hit women. He objects Okay, all we have to do is prove he does like to hit women Katie. You're just the type No, Joe. I'm kidding. How hard can a professor hit? Well, he wouldn't hit a total stranger so you get to know it and what's the easiest way to get to know a professor now Wait a minute. You're going back to school Katie Joe. I can't be a college girl again So what's a college girl a pair of Bobby socks with glasses?  Thank you professor. What a charming study miss Farrell I have become highly interested in you during the past few days Why professor? I am referring miss Farrell to your attitude in class For some reason you bring every discussion around of the question would I hit a woman? Well, would you under certain circumstances? Yes. Why?  I like to slug men indeed Yes, right in the kisser if I hit you professor, would you hit back? I would yes now isn't that nice Miss Farrell. I must say that with your Your uh Well, I never quite conceived you as the the slugging type. Oh, yes. I do it very well Hmm that that perfume you're wearing miss Farrell. What is it? Jasmine Jasmine I mean come in Miss Farrell, I was just leaving professor Miele. Oh, hello Agnes. Good afternoon miss Farrell. Goodbye, professor said Well Gilbert an extremely interesting case Agnes. She slugs men really Gilbert, I've been watching you when that young woman. Yes, I enjoy watching her myself as an intelligent person I flatter myself. I'm above jealousy, but for your own sake. Are you sure your interest in miss Farrell? Isn't more than professional Why yes, yes that explains it. Oh, how perceptive you are Agnes You must fight this Gilbert you must devote all your energies to your current studies on hypnotism strange I didn't realize it myself. I have a curious feeling in her presence I find I breathe harder the customary animalistic reactions Agnes would have wonderful opportunity to study my own reactions a highly civilized man's temporary lapse into the primitive I'll take notes on myself Agnes. Yes. I'll take notes City desk, please Hello, Joe Kate Farrell me Martha motherly. Yeah, well, it's all set. He'll probably hit me tomorrow afternoon No, no, I promise not to duck just have her and bring his camera and hide in the bushes next to the administration building And I'll do the rest No, Joe McBride. I don't want to marry you. I wouldn't marry anybody who would send me out to be beaten up by another man. Oh Once we're married, you'll take care of those intimate little things Goodbye Lovely day professor. Yes. Yes indeed. Do you have a pencil miss Farrell? Oh, yes, certainly right here. Thank you What are you writing in that little book that I wish you'd call me Gilbert? Well, couldn't you just tell me well, you'll have to forgive me Kate if I'm engrossed in my own reactions Oh, of course Gilbert Gilbert I'll write that down Well, here we are professor is The is this the bench you had in mind for our little chat. What's wrong with this bench? Nothing lovely view of the administration building very peaceful and such a fine day.  Oh, well good afternoon, dr. Dawson professor Sedley you were about to strike this woman well It's a wonderful afternoon with swinging your arms. Yes indeed really dr. Dawson. It was my fault Professor Sedley I must warn you about your conduct.  Oh, hello Agnes Gilbert I'm worried about you that absurd infatuation. Is it any better? No no it's worse much worse Agnes, I'd like your opinion on these notes. I've been trying free thought analysis and what are your conclusions? Well, they're a little frightening. I've just been sitting here thinking and this is what I've written down Kate Farrell pink champagne Agnes Miele Warm beer You beast oh You struck me Agnes Miele defend yourself Professor Sedley by dr. Dawson Professor Sedley The next time I find you indulging in your morbid practice of striking women. It will be my duty to inform the board of regents Good day. What are you doing here on the campus? Joe sent me he wants you and me to throw a story on Rita LaMade a fan dancer over at the Gayety. She's suing for divorce. She says her husband tore her clothes off Guess he couldn't afford a ticket Oh boy, this is one job. I'm gonna enjoy photographing fan Dancing you can't say you don't give variety working on the morning join. I'm sorry I ever started working for the morning journal Kate. Oh Gilbert Hello, Kate. Did I understand you to say you were working for the morning journal? Well, yes, you see I I've taken a part-time job there But Kate you'd work under the same roof with Martha motherly. Well, it's for my thesis I thought you'd like me to do it on the journalistic mind. I'm getting material at the journal. How courageous of you Kate Professor Sedley, this is Herman Lupin a Photographer hi professor. How do you do? I'm covering this story interviewing a showgirl and her Mr. Lupin will take pictures. Well, perhaps I should go with you case you might need my guidance. Oh, no Gilbert You can't do that. Oh sure he can why not You wait here. I gotta go make a phone call City desk McBride, how are you Herman? No, he is Well stick with Sedley hold on to him. I'll figure something out. Yeah, so long Sometimes I wonder why I don't hate myself Danny Giga, please Hello Danny McBride morning journal. How'd you like some publicity for the Gayety Theater? You weren't good now listen to me and I'll splash the Gayety Rita Lemay and Professor Sedley all over page one You are listening to the Hollywood screen directors presentation of the Trouble with Women Starring Rameland and introducing the director of the film Sydney Landfield Danny Giger's name Just step into the little ladies dressing room. Hey folks. This is Rita Lemay. Hi I'm Hyman photographer and this here is Kate Ferrell reporter and her friend Professor Sedley. How do you do? The pleasure's mine, honey Herman you come with me, huh? Oh professor be sure and stay for the next number.  Yeah, come on Herman Hey professor, we got something in common We have mr.  Procley. What a stinker Rita about mr.  Frisbee behaved like a beast Kate Don't you imagine the newspaper readers would be interested in the psychology of a fan dancer? Oh, no gilbert. I don't yeah Yeah, it might be very interesting. Mm-hmm. Miss Lemay Why did you become a fan dancer instead of oh, let's say a stenographer? Don't you mention no steno to me mr. Frisbee had a stenographer and what those two you never mind never mind What I'm getting at is simply this in wearing your scanty costume publicly, mr. May do you gratify any tendency towards exhibitionism? Listen you slob I'm a respectable woman. I cook I knit I crochet. I've been a good wife five times Hey professor come on take a gander to the next act very well. It's a rather warm in here You go ahead gilbert. I want to speak to mr. Lemay alone.  I'll be right back. Thank you, mr. Okay girls, there he is the guy who likes to sock women now.   Look at that picture. Ain't it a lulu joe?   Sedley's on his way over now. We got him on a spot katie joe Don't you think we have it coming to us have it come? Have you fallen for this guy? Of course not.  Yeah, that's right. Let me present you with this picture of yourself very tasty Gilbert if I'd realized I know kate, would you rather I didn't publish it sadly I suppose you're going to offer to suppress this picture if I withdraw my libel suit against the paper bright boy Mcbride, I have an overwhelming desire to punch your nose. Yeah, go ahead and try it. I will Wonderful you knocked him out now if I can only find martha motherly. I'll do the same to her Yeah, well come on. Let's get out of here gilbert.  We're running the picture of professor sedley instead. This is where I live Gilbert It was very sweet of you to take me home. Oh, I I like taking you home. I'll write that down Are you writing in that silly book again? Oh, uh, well, it's just that I hadn't urged to kiss you It's unthinkable of course Of course temperamentally we're oceans apart. Well, uh We're pretty close physically. Well, I I must be completely honest with you kate my feeling for you Yes, Gilbert. Well, very likely it's it's essentially chemical like like what the deer feels for the doe or the Gander for the goose. Well, is that bad? Do you want to kiss me? Yes I'll write that in the book Throw the book away professor We're gonna write a new one starting now Gilbert yes agnes I believe I've found the cure for your infatuation. Oh, it's hopeless quite hopeless might as well face it This book may change your mind quiet Why is the brice college alumni annual and here's kate's picture Catherine farrell now reporter for the midwest city morning journal. You see but agnes She told me all about a connection with the newspaper. This annual. Gilbert was published three years ago That's impossible. Look at the date. I've had the journalism department check on miss farrell She happens to use the pen name of martha motherly You mean kate kate was responsible for those articles. Oh, no Oh You've gone too far dr. Dawson. What look at this picture in the morning journal Gilbert you were no shameless women. How could you oh, what difference does it make now? What difference does it make? Professor sadly, I'm calling an immediate meeting of the board of regents. You would be wise to prepare your resignation Joe, how could you do it? How could you print that picture? Oh, kate. It was news wasn't it news I'm quitting if that's news. I'm through now. Katie on top of everything else The poor guy found out that I'm martha motherly now. We won't even speak to listen kitten I'm human. I can be jealous sadly got my goat Now katie. Look, I love you marry me kitten marry me. I'll do anything you want Anything would be a human being instead of an animated typewriter. I'll give it up I'll quit honest newspaper business. I'll take a publicity job Katie I'll be the best husband you ever saw. Oh joe Do you really think we'd be happy together together? I don't know. It's a part. I'm worried about I'll write my resignation right now. Just watch me City desk Oh, hello, sadly. Now wait a minute. Don't get sore at me Oh, well, yeah, that's that's too bad now. Look sue anybody you want. I'm not even working here anymore. I'm leaving I'm getting married to kate Kate farrow That's right. Marry sadly sadly Funny he hung up joe. You shouldn't have told him that well. I was excited, but it isn't true.  You'll feel better then and then we can talk about us Professor saidly yes, dr. Dawson It's my privilege to inform you that the board of regents has refused your resignation They have miss ferrell that martha motherly girl She told us the whole story blamed herself for everything. You mean kate defended me in glowing terms, sadly She spoke very highly of you. Well, would you say that that she seemed fond of me? I would say that Yes, a fine girl saidly a fine girl If I were you yes, dr. Dawson Think it over saidly That agnes miller somehow reminds me of warm beer Good afternoon, dr. Dawson a good afternoon professor bealer uh miller Gilbert you'll be remaining at the university. So it appears how wonderful I'm doing research in one of your own specialties hypnosis and it's bearing on emotion Oh very interesting subject Gilbert do you think that hypnosis can cause a person to reveal his true emotion love for instance? Yes, but only true emotion for instance, they wouldn't lie about Hypnosis yes, Gilbert That's it hypnosis exactly what i'm talking about that's how i'll find out about her about who gilbert miss ferrell but gilbert she's just a Buddy without a mind and you agnes are mind without a Hand me that phone My attorney, I want him to get that lawsuit of mine into court as soon as possible My professor saidly wishes to make a statement pro sheet Your honor martha motherly in one of her articles alleged that i'm a dabbler in hypnotism I should like to prove to the court that i'm not a dabbler, but a professional pro sheet I shall do this by hypnosis in this very courtroom Objection your honor this demonstration is pertinent to our case pro sheet To set the defences ease your honor. I should like to perform the experiment on one of the defendants miss kathryn ferrell In that case, we're willing to cooperate miss ferrell, please Now miss ferrell. I want you to follow my instructions.  Don't you? I hear what you say You don't love mcbry. Do you? I don't love mcbryde. You won't marry mcbryde. I won't marry mcbryde You love me. Don't you? I love you Repeat after me. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you I love you. I love you. I love you. You'll marry me. Won't you?  Then then why did you say I love you because I do What about mcbryde? Oh, I never really said I'd marry him besides you could never leave the paper look at him He's already writing the story what a headline kate. He spent galley court's girl in court.  This concludes my demonstration in hypnosis with your permission your honor. I love you, Gilbert I'll marry you No, no thanks judge. I already have a girl. Gilbert. I love you. I love you. I love you Our guests will return in just a moment Next week the nbc theater turns the pages of fantasy as we bring you the dramatic screen story It's a wonderful life with the original team of director and star frank capra and jimmy steward And now here again is tonight's star rama land and screen director sydney landfield Said now that we've finished the trouble with women I've got a great idea for a sequel picture sequel to the trouble with women Sure, we'll call it the trouble with screen directors ray It just isn't enough film in hollywood to make that picture Well, it's a comedy about a screen director who finds himself on a radio show and you are unnatural for the part You mean it's going to be a picture about what happens when I get in front of a microphone exactly That isn't comedy ray. That's tragedy You mean you're really afraid of a little old microphone after all the people you've taught how to act You want a one word answer? I do Yes Well in that case, I'll teach you the three magic words of radio Once you know those words said you won't have to be nervous anymore now listen Just those three words? That's right Now go ahead and try them Okay, I will Good night everyone. Good night folks and good night to you. Ray Milan at sydney landfield The trouble with women was presented through the courtesy of paramount pictures whose current release is bride of vengeance starring Paulette gutter john london mcdonnell carry Ray Milan is currently being seen in the paramount picture alias nick biel and can currently be heard on the family hour of stars sydney landfield's forthcoming release is the paramount picture sorrowful jones starring bob hopin lucille ball Included in tonight's cast were mary jane croft frank lovejoy sarah jane wells florins hallop griff barnett herb bygren bob bruce ralph moody and dan riff's The trouble with women was adapted for radio by richard allen simons and original music was composed and conducted by henry russell Production was under the supervision of howard wiley associate producer bill karn Your announcer has been frank barton Listen again next week when the nbc theater presents screen directors assignment production. It's a wonderful life director frank capra star jimmy steward The nbc theater came to you from hollywood. This is nbc the national broadcasting company


Hi everyone! Joe from jaskiescasewrakes.com. Happy new release day! We got 2023 Top's Chrome Update, Baseball, Breakers Delight Edition, 10 box Picker Team 2 coming at you. Big thanks to all of these lovely people right here for getting in on the action on the 15th. Greg, you ended up with last spot mojo before we pulled all the remaining teams for that filler capstone 57 and congrats to the people who won teams in that fashion. Good luck everybody. Alright, we got Christopher helping, although I'm not going to need too much help with this. Yeah, just be a fun quick one. I love how this one... That's six-case or we're definitely going to need a hand. Do they have a multiple case breakdown over here? Six-case? I think uh... And eventually one of us will... We got an extra hand today ladies and gentlemen, so... So hopefully we can take advantage of the extra help. You gotta break this to like hold on. Alright, alright. Everyone's avoiding the... Lots of hair loss. Everyone's avoiding the multi-case break. I like the three slider boxes we get from them. Which is a thanks to Top's because we end up recycling these back to you ladies and gentlemen. Alright, we'll figure out where the autograph spot is, but there's Garrett Hill. These refractors are nice. You got Mason Miller to $2.99 actually. I'll just give these to you. Yeah, there you go. Remember, these are all regular toplers, not the 55s. Yeah, they're eventually going to be top of anyway, but we can help the shipping team out. They'll enjoy that. There's your Shellard $1.99. Nice Anthony Volpe Pink. That's $3.99. That's for the Yankees. Matt Smith with that one. Bryce Turing Youthquake. And a Michael Toglia autograph. Nice. Might be a second autograph right there. Michael Toglia, purple speckle. Nice little color match with the team. And that is $003 out of $2.99. Adjust that focus here a little bit. Jason has it set at a different spot. This one over here as well. Rattle. So just that as well. Alright, second autograph coming up is, is a nice Brandon Fott. Got a solid season with the Dime Vax this year. Base auto, not numbered. That's going to go to Alexandros with the, with the Dime Vax. Then we've got Luis Medina. We just have some regular base cards on the bottom right there. Refractors though, not numbered refractors. Alright, good start. Next box. And box is 10 chances for something nice. Actually more than that. Two autographs a box. 20 chances that you might get the auto you want. The two base cards on the bottom. What we saw. That should be some of the cards right there. Alright, here we go. We've got Emmanuel Valdes for the Red Sox to $175. Kevin. And another Anthony Volpe. $254 out of $299. Another $299 Volpe. Nice. That goes to Matt Smith and the Yankees. And then we've got Orlando Arcia, blue. That's to $150 for the Braves. That'll be for Stephen Olson. Alright, so behind Tanner BB, youth quake. Should be our autos. Yes. We've got MJ Melendez. Nice. Blue, nice little color match for the Royals. $132 out of $150. That's going to go to Alan and the Kansas City Royals. Spotty got straight up. There you go.  And then we've got Narcisco Crook. I'm not a crook. Rookie Auto for the Red Sox. And that was for Kevin who won the Red Sox in the filler. Nice. And there's the Tanner BB youth quake going to the Guardians. Alright, next box. Another breakers of light in the store. So check it out. You can pick your teams. No filler yet. If we can get that a little over halfway there, maybe we'll do another filler to get it across the finish line. But I hope we can get a few more teams knocked out straight up. So check it out, jaskyscasebreaks.com. We have a six case break of this. Hobby edition. So be sure to look out for that as well. I think there's just five spots left in the filler to get that other one knocked out. Alright, we got Dustin May. Get well soon, Dustin. $3.99. Dodgers. That's for Troy. Just wander Franco to $50. Yeah, no one cares about him. Matt Mervis. Until our charges are cleared. Yeah, Matt Mervis. And then your autos. We have a Cal Stevenson Phillies. Blue Raywave. That's going to go to Nicholas. Picked up the Phillies straight up. It's 40 out of 150. Then we have a Garrett Hills. Rookie auto for the Tigers. That's going to go to Lorenzo. Picked up the Tigers straight up. And then there's Youth Quake, Braden Shoemake. Next box. Dustin May, May Play in May. That'd be good to see. That'd be good to see. Love his fastball. It's going to be May. Autumn three cards. Our just regular cards. And then that should be maybe one more than the autograph hour. We got a JP France in this new design here. I like that. That's cool. Lava pair. I don't know what the color is called, but that looks really cool. JP France to $175. Astros. Chad Dawg got the Stroze. Zach Weiss, Purple Chrome for the Angels to $250. That's for Brian and Eric Cosmer for the Cubbies to $175. That will be for Chad Dawg as well. Alright, your autos. Good luck. It's Miles Masturboni. Blue Raywave autograph. 96 out of 150. It's Chad Dawg with the Cubs. And then behind and another Cub, Javier Asad, rookie autograph. Rex could have gotten his Cubs straight up, but refused and wanted to miss out on hits.  They're locking my team straight up. Don't apologize to Rex, Chad. Rex knows what he should have done. We got a Brandon Williamson to $125. And these new parallels are pretty cool. That is for Kenneth and the Reds. Got Geo Urshalita, $399. Angels. That's going to be for Brian. And the Jason Delay, $181 out of $199. That's going to go to the Pirates. Buccos. That will be for Alan. Your autos. Good luck. We got a Gold Wave Ken Waldichuk. Always a Ken Waldichuk. That's 11 out of 50 for the A's. DY with Oakland. And then the purple speckle autograph is going to be Joey Weimer. Nice. Rookie auto, Joey Weimer, $41 out of $299 for the Brew Crew. Greg, last spot mojo strikes again. 70% of the time. Last spot mojo hits 100% of the time. All right. Five more, about halfway through this first case. I feel like something big is on the horizon. Let's speak it into existence. What do you want to call your shot? I think that there's got to be an Adley. I want to say Adley. I haven't seen anything from Adley. It's quite a shot. Ooh, there's a plate on the bottom of this. That's a one of one. That's a train whistle for somebody. All right, so let's put all that over here. All right. Your refractors. That Volpe refractor, not numbered. Nice. Yoshida Youth Quake to $99. Red Sox. Refractor Volpe going to Matt. And the Yoshida going to Kevin in the Red Sox. The photo negative, Mitch Hannigar going to the Giants. Chris with that one. The Yellow Mini Diamonds. Ryan Yarbrough. 56 out of 75. That'll go to the Royals. That's going to be for Allen. And the Purple Noah Cindergarde Dodgers Edition 58 out of 250 going to Troy. All right. We got Bobby Miller. Rookie Auto. 130 out of 199. Aqua Wave Rookie Auto. Nice. And that's Troy with my Dodgers. My Dodgers as well. There we go. Our Dodgers. Our Dodgers. And the plate. The plate is going to be. Sheesh. Is going to be Ezekiel Duran. Ezekiel Duran Duran for the Texas Rangers. Jeremy Smith. Congrats to you. An all aboard the Big Head Games. Nice. That is strong. Yeah, A's are. A's do hit a lot of these Top's Chrome products. Which is why the shark collectors always grab the A's first because they know they're going to get some hits. And if you're lucky enough, some of those hits will be low numbered. And if you're even more lucky enough, you know, got a bigger chance to see one of those rookies succeed. And then a lot of value in those A's. We've got Edward Julian. Nice. To 175. Twins. Ben Smith. JP France. Purple. To 250. For the Stroes. That's for Chad. And a nice Corbin Carroll. Dominance insert. I don't know how common or not these are, but I don't know. We'll sleeve it up and top load it. Looks pretty cool. Cole Reagan's. Royals. Autograph. Allen. Refractor Auto to 499. Another Cole Reagan's. Base Auto. Personal box for Allen. You're starting your Cole Reagan's PC, Allen, whether you intended to or not. Michael Stipe was on the SmartList podcast. Saved to come out with a solo album. It's going to be electronic. Interesting. Never was a big R.E.M. guy, but that's good for Michael Stipe. Only a few boxes left to speak into existence. What else could be out there? Got a Joey Weimer. Refract. Remember, these ones, not autograph. That's why I'm sliding past those. And we got a Matt Stram for the Phillies. 266 out of 299. That'll be for Nicholas. Got Kenley Jansen. Blue for the Red Sox. Kevin. It's to 150. And a Michael Harris. Rookie debut. Nice. 258 out of 399 for the Braves. Steven Olsen. Alright. And a youth quake, Yoshida. And behind him is an Orange Auto Marcus Simeon All-Star game autograph. Nice one for the Rangers. Jeremy Smith. 2 out of 25. The champ. On that one. Yeah, world champion. And we've got a Purple Bobby Miller on card. 199 out of 250. Dodgers. Troy. A nice youth quake, Yoshida. Alright. Two boxes to go. Let's go. Yeah, Allen needs some gnats. Some pirates. Some Jays. Four autos left. Boys and girls, good luck. We've got a Gold Bryce Turing. Nice. 43 out of 50. Brewers for Greg. Got a Purple Noah Cinnigar to 250 for the Dodgers. And a Jesse Chavez. 47 out of 175 for Steven Olsen and the Braves. Steven Olsen. Alright, your autos. Behind Brian Beyo for the Red Sox. First auto is going to be, if I could get that auto out of there. There we go. It's going to be Justin Seal. Nice rookie auto for Chad Dawg. Nice break for the Cubs. We've got a Bryce Miller. Nice Aqua Wave going out to Seattle. That's going to be for Christopher. 138 out of 199 for Chris C. There's the Brian Beyo right there, not numbered. Last box. Good luck. Last box magic. Last box mojo. Got a Gabriel Marin. We've got Youth Quake Green. Xavier Edwards. 53 out of 99 for the Fish. That looks pretty cool. That goes to Stephen Carney and the Marlins. We've got a Volpe Titans insert. Wow. 46 out of 99. That looks really cool. That's going to go to Matt. It's a 99. Black and white. It's photo negative Noah Cinnigard. Orlando Arsia to 299 for the Braves. Stephen Oat. Cool shot of him sliding in there. All right. Your final two autos. Good luck everybody. We've got more of this in the store. And a six-caser of the Hobby Edition. Just a handful of filler spots away. All right. Final autographs. It's going to be for the Red Sox. Joshua Skowsky. Win Kowsky. 32 out of 499. Refractor Auto for Kevin M. And the Boston Red Sox. All right. And the last auto will be for, it's an Anthony Volpe. Oh. Nice. That's a good way to end it. Matt Smith. New York Yankees. Got him straight up. Gets the Anthony Volpe base autograph. Not a parallel, but at least we got one of these Volpe's at the end. Sweet penmanship. There you go. Bryce Miller Youth Quake. That's it, ladies and gentlemen. Quick little break of 2023. Tops Chrome update series. Breaker's Delight Edition. You know, just one 12 card pack. More in the store at JasperCaseRace.com. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Okay, so everything's made up of atoms or molecules and substances can be defined as either pure or mixtures. So now let's look at the distinction between elements and compounds. Both elements and compounds are pure substances. Remember that means that all the particles in these substances are identical. So the difference between elements and compounds has to do with the kinds of atoms that they're made from. An element is a substance that's made entirely of a single kind of atom. For instance, helium is an element and this means that it's made up only of one kind of atom, the helium atom. Oxygen's also an element. It happens to be made up of molecules, but each molecule consists of two identical oxygen atoms joined together. So in a container of oxygen gas, although it's full of molecules, there is still only one kind of atom present. They just happen to be hanging around in pairs. Note that on the periodic table the symbol for oxygen is just O. That's when we're talking about the oxygen atom by itself. But when you encounter oxygen gas in the real world, it always exists as molecules, so it's written as O2, to indicate that each molecule consists of two oxygen atoms joined together. Gold is also an element. At room temperature it's a solid, so the atoms are stuck together in a regular arrangement called a lattice. But if you were to melt the gold, the atoms would separate and move about independently. And if you heated the liquid gold further, you could eventually get gold gas consisting of individual gold atoms flying around, like with the helium. This is also why we write gold as simply AU. Although in a solid version the atoms are stuck together, it becomes clear when you heated up that they are still individual atoms and not bonded together in molecules. In contrast to elements, we have compounds. Remember compounds are also pure substances, they're made up of identical particles. But in the case of compounds, each particle is a molecule that's made up of more than one kind of atom bonded together. Water is a compound. All of its particles are identical, but each particle is a molecule that's made up of two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom. So there are two different kinds of atoms in the one molecule, so it must be a compound. Water is a liquid at room temperature, so I've drawn the molecules close together. Carbon monoxide is another compound, but it's a gas. Each molecules are made of one carbon and one oxygen joined together, hence the name.  It's made up of sodium and chlorine bonded together in a lattice. This is not strictly a molecule, it's known as an ionic compound, and later in this course we'll explore in more detail the difference between ionic compounds and molecular compounds such as water and carbon monoxide. For now, you just need to understand that because it involves more than one kind of atom bonded together, it's a compound.


Hello again, follow model builders and welcome to another video guide. Today, I'm going to build a small desert diorama with pound tree and several soldier miniatures. Before I start making the wooden base, I have to plan the whole scene. I always try to make it as small as possible because it is easier than focus on details without leaving too much empty spaces. I mark down the proportions of the wooden base. Well, I wouldn't need the pencil anymore, so I can use it as a core for the pound tree trunk. I estimate the size of the pound tree based on the original photo. The pound tree trunk is created from two component when you put putty. It is important to properly mix both components. It is easier to do if you cut them to smaller pieces first. I rubbed the pencil with mixed putty. I have never sculpted the pound tree, so I had to experiment a bit with wooden texture. The metal mesh was not a good idea. Rubber scalping tools prevent to me to be very useful. You can usually buy them in artistic shops. I create the bulk texture with tapping the rubber scalping tool into the putty. This technique will create an interesting texture that is much better than my previous attempt. The palm cone is much more difficult to sculpt, but everything can be done. When I'm finished, I let the putty properly dry out. You can paint the medical putty with ordinary acrylic paints. I start with brown color and then I add some highlights with sand color. I am using a technique called dry brushing. Finally, I need to add my photo edge palm leaves on the top of the pound tree trunk. You can paint the leaves separately or like me after the assembly. The brass can be very easily shaped. I randomly bend the leaves so they wouldn't look so symmetrical and identical. I glue the leaves on the top of the pound tree with super glue. The pound tree is finished. For the first try it is not so bad at all. I even like it. Let's return to the diorama. I made the wooden base from the spruce board, then I made the frame from the spruce beams used for RC models. I spray the base with matte black spray. The black color is very popular for desert dioramas because it creates a nice contrast for the light desert sand. I tried to use a product for making deserts, but it wasn't very useful. The clay was too much firm and it was hard to work with it. I didn't like the result so I covered the surface with PVA glue and peered very fine sand upon it. I simply picked the sand outside in the local forest. The sand is quite dark so I unite the surface first with black color and then I spray it with the sand colors. I highlight the sand using lighter colors and dry brushing. Now it looks like real desert sand. And now let's go to paint some pretty soldiers. I paint the whole figure with an airbrush and then I paint all other small details with fine paint brushes. The managers are not too much detailed so the washes help me to make the shades more pronounced. I make the highlights on the uniforms with acrylic and oil paints.  I hope you enjoyed the video and maybe you have learned something new. If you are thinking about building your own diorama then try to choose a reciprocal size. The smaller size will take you less time, it will be cheaper and you don't have to think how to fill all space around so you can focus only on important details. This way you will enjoy your crafting much more. Also you should consider which models are suitable for dioramas. For example this model of Tiger in scale 1 to 45 is just too big for any ordinary diorama. This is a huge tiger and this is my small diorama. Maybe I will put a diorama for this model a lot, I'm not sure. And that is all for today. Thanks for watching and see you next time.


OK. Če pa to dobro. To je tuk. Što je tuk? Všem ročem, na različenje, vse je tuk, na 30 septem, na različenje, v Parisi, pripovodno je tuk. Na različenje vse je tuk. Vse je tuk, je tudi ovoje vsega tukaj do zelo v Franciju, a tukaj je vsega, kak je tukaj do zelo? To pa je vsega, in izsem je vsega, tudi tukaj, tako vsega je to težko, z titanik in tri leto agorizme, kaj Arise. Tako, so smo v Belenu, kongrescentu Belenu, Nr. Erz, Mikiwe, in v momentu smo v universtju 1. Všeč better. Češčo, da se nekaj zelo so bahaj, da je in nekaj, nekaj, nekaj, nekaj, nekaj. Zanimu, da se prišli, da se na vse se na vsega izgledi. Laj je ničo, naredil njih nekaj. Zato smo v Tienci in kultu. Kultu, robot, titanik, recen, faktorizacije, historije in vsega. Zato beginamo. Zato beginamo, tako je, mjelj je prav, da je dobro. Asi creeping by be something comment. Just don't say that everything you will see in this presentation, everything you will say is all copyrighted. We have the right for everything. We are not some bad hacker. All the name, brand, image are copyrighted. And we want to the thanks people allowed us to use the material so you have a name, esse. And thanks to them. And thanks to the Ocean Expedition, indeed. Zato smo nekaj prejmišljeni, vznikaj in tudi vsečče. Zato, vseče. Zato sem tudi prišličen, kako se tudi svoje spraveni. Zato sem vedno tudi svoje vseče. Vseč, tudi se je tudi prišličen, da je zelo s Davidem Semidem, je njem nasta daj. Mojem, ini sem ne tako nek��. Pedal sem maxem, sem znikam prejzor dva dnev pastera, zato imam neko lepo da spremljeni, bo njih dobl Lučke všom. So sem našo ljudi, zato implementedujmo o način in svih zašližov. I had nice pictures with some hair. I don't have hair anymore. OK. Maybe I can say that Jean-Jacques can maybe introduce himself, because it's better than me for this. OK. I did a lot of things... I am normally not there but I was teaching this week. I was the former head of the UCL crypto group In pa na Philipo, na svoj izgledaj. Vsih pa je, da smo vedno počiniti. Part 1, introlikt. Explenicij iz titul. Zato vse bo, da se prišli po vših, ko ima ljudi, da je zelo uživljena. Je mora. Da se več, da se prišli po vso svoj svoj, da je dobro, so pa nekaj, Peskel me kaj vse! carefully, and if you keep in mind what we are speaking about, when I will speak about Titanic, you will get the message. In case you don't get it, our professor will explain you better, it's going a bit faster. One remark, don't worry too much about the wall text, there are too many slides, too much text, we'll skip. All right. We're just speaking about Titanic, why Titanic, Tristit, tudi vsi vsi izgledati o Titanik, je ono 10, več nekaj vse vse vse vse vse vse vse. Ko KAKOLA, SEXPON, in nekaj vse vse vse, ki vsi vsi vse. Zabij smo o 3 letu algoritmi. 3 letu je ne v srbom, na čistih, ki so o kryptom in srbom, je a drža, srbom, svrbom, srbom, srbom, dva. Zelo v svojih familijah. In tudi ne znamenjamo presezjon in nekaj algoritm, ki smo prišli o generale. Zelo smo prišli v svojih slijde. To je dobro. Zelo smo prišli o problemem. Titanik je problem. Zelo smo tudi sveti, ki smo prišli, algorimi, ki se vzijemo in ki se vzijemo, kaj je problem. A da je to nekaj površen, je, da jih vzijemo in ki svojim, da se prišlo, da nekaj površen nekaj nekaj površen, da se vzijemo, ki se vzijemo, da se vzijemo. Kaj je Mr. David Samid, kaj je nesel, Tako, to še au površenje. V dalje poslepno nekaj. Tako. Now we speaking about run reverse, so for people we don't know who is run reverse, you can use Wikipedia, but he is one of the guy who invents RSA, one of the three guys, and he told us a few things about algorithmic, which is, I believe, interesting. He explained that factoring RSA could be easy, we don't know until now nobody did it, but he said it could be. He said something else, he said that to go to another system, it can be easy too, that something personally I'm not so agree, it's like people saying after the Titanic, because I'm still speaking about the Titanic, that Titanic could think it's true, everybody to survive, it was another story, it would be better if we would be prepared before. Agenda, the talk. We just did the introduction, it's done. We'll have a second part about Titanic. We'll have the pleasure to speak for this part. Then we'll have another part about crypto with conjuctur difficulties. Yes. That will be our point of view about nowadays crypto, and then we'll have the last part, will be maybe for people who still didn't get it, the mix of both. Why we use Titanic and why we can see that it's a lot of common points between these two. And of course you will have a nice conclusion at the end. Titanic, so that the part I will present to you, so it will be historical fact, after I leave you imagination to make it going with the topic. As we can see that the Titanic, I will not say nowadays, because this picture was taken 20 years ago by some Russian submarines, the first to discover the Titanic, another story. As we can see, the Titanic is not eternal. Right now we have some bacteria eating the metal, and depending of experts in 100 years it will be no more Titanic. Size matter. Titanic was a big boat. I said big, it was a huge boat. We can fit inside Titanic, a lot of things. They are coming, human. That's one human. You can see it here too. But we can put much more than human. One, two, three. We can put some car, some bus, or some Airbus. In fact we can put three Airbus. It was the biggest boat ever at this time. Nowadays we had Queen Marie II, which was bigger, but it's still the second biggest boat ever. For information, you don't have the image anymore, but for people who remind them, we can put four chimney. The last one was just for decorations. About the fact of Titanic. The fact, as you can see, it's a lot of numbers and a lot of huge numbers. One more time, it was the biggest ship in the world, and the more secure ship in the world. You have to know that all the best engineers worked a lot for making this ship, which was a special order, as the biggest and as the safest in the world. As in cryptology, we have ASR and others that I spoke before. Sister. Titanic had some sister too. He had two sisters, the Olympic. So here you can see for the second world war, it has this war painting, like it was difficult to see how fast it was. And we had the Britannik. Both of them sunk. Britannik on a mean, and Olympic by some attack of a submarine. So it's not only Titanic, but all Titanic sisters sunk too. Then on this story, we have another thing, an iceberg. What we have to know is the iceberg was here before the Titanic. But as a patient is a virtue, iceberg was nicely waiting for the Titanic. So for two years, iceberg was making a nice term, and slowly going down, waiting for Titanic to come. You know the rest. Security precautions. Titanic must be the safest boat in the world. So engineer worked a lot to make a lot of precautions. First captain, we knew that it was an iceberg, took another route, he go more south. Unfortunately for him, the iceberg too. Second, they had the best radio at this time. It means that radio operator which can talk 600 kilometers abroad, which allows them to in fact reach the mainland. Then they had the best captain at this time. This captain would just make the first trip with Titanic, it was his last trip. It was his last trip, that's true, but it's supposed to be his last trip too, because it's supposed to be retired. It was the old captain which had a lot of experience. Then Titanic, like everything, had problem. Titanic received a lot of warning for other ship around that iceberg are around. But as Titanic was a huge boat, costing a lot of money, companies were supposed to make money too. That's how we live in. And the operator was not supposed to make all kind of communication we normally making on ship, but better to make communication for family and for rich clients. Hi, how it is on Titanic? Oh, it's good, we coming soon. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So it was a priority, it was to make money with the telegraph. That was one other problem. Other problem is as you saw, Titanic has two sisters. So the crew supposed to be on Titanic at start wasn't the crew on Titanic when the Titanic sink because the crew was splitting between other boats. And then a bad condition. No binikula, that's something funny, but no way to see that a big iceberg is coming. Because binikula was in some case, and the only guy who had the key of the case was in another boat. Iceberg. Iceberg was a big iceberg too. For sure to get the big Titanic. 30 meters high. What we can know after for the collision is when Titanic hit the iceberg people don't feel it. It was not a big crash, it was not as you can see on the movie like everybody, like no, it was a small shock. So officer of course go to check but for them it was done, they hit and it was no damage. We can see that 20 minutes later they was under the sea. Then Yes. Number two. What interesting tool. The ship sank in two hours. On 2223 people 1,517 died. Live boats had only 1,078. So it means that some people died even with live boats. And by regulations the law 34 people of passenger were supposed to have a live boat. It was not the case, why? Because it was not very nice. Very attractive to see a lot of live boats. It takes a lot of place on reasons to put passengers there and to get more money. One, two, wait, no wait, question. Okay. You will wait a bit and I will answer you. Sorry. These organizations as we spoke before people fought for life jackets. Then when the Titanic hit the iceberg it was a bit panic when people begin to see that the ship is sinking. So captain make an order. Children on women first. People understand only children only women. So a lot of a lot of small ship for saving people were kind of empty because all children and all women left. But crew said it's only children and women. So problem of communications. Problem of signal because a new signal SOS that you all know was applied since two years. As I told you, the captain on the crew were kind of old. So they use the old CQD. So a lot of other boats didn't answer and didn't get it. They get problem with radio because they ask a lot of boats around to shut down their radio because it's made a jam for their personal transmissions which was important to get money again and that was these organizations. Around what happened around? Around when Titanic think it was couple boats. It was the California which was the nearest one. Unfortunately California had to switch off its radio because Titanic ask it's make jam. Please switch off your radio we have to make some passenger transmissions. So California wasn't aware of the problem of Titanic. It's pretty because it can save everybody. It was only 20 minutes away. We had Carpathia, two hours away. Carpathia was aware. We saved most of people. Then we have a lot of other boats. What's important and funny too it's Olympic. The sister of Titanic didn't move. When they receive the message they think that it's done. That they couldn't do anything. Some small story about Titanic. Some glitches. Captain Smith, not the same than in Matrix was the millionaire captain. Thanks for laughing. As I said he was the old captain that everybody well known in the world. Lot of passengers was waiting for him to be captain. They used to call him the millionaire captain because all which people really wanted to be on boats driving only by him. Another glitch is Titanic was delayed for six months because of preparation of a sister boat. It means if Titanic would leave six months ago Iceberg would not have time to reach him. And we don't have this catastrophe as we know. Then we have other things as the key as I already said and other stuff which was split into. We found Titanic after. You can even visit Titanic if you have lot of money with some submarine. Lot of people think that Titanic sank intact. It's not true. Because of the pressure Titanic split in two. The first we find Titanic was the US Navy. In fact US Navy lose two submarine so they send somebody to find these two submarines. Especially it was nuclear, propulsion submarine. But they said to everybody we send a boat on submarine to look for Titanic. In fact it was for looking for submarine. They find submarine and they find Titanic. If you want to know more about this submarine you can read some very nice book about the car 129 which is Russian submarine and you have all this story about this propulsion and everything. It's fascinating. Claim reactions. Titanic was built to not sink if four of his time compartments was full. Unfortunately five of them were full. And then is the domino effect. Because it begin to go down the water begin to go to other one and step by step Titanic sink. Think you on Titanic you can do it at home so you can rename your front Titanic synchronize it and sink Titanic or you can buy on eBay some kit. You put it on your tubes and it's kind of working. I tried my shower it was not perfect but I saw video it is working. Interesting character. Violet was very interesting because I think she is one survivor she is the most unlucky one. She gets three trips with the same company and three times the boat sink. The third one lot of people didn't wanted to travel with her they were right. We have Williams Williams interesting too because before going to the boat he said the boat will sink. Yes he did and he died. And we have Astor 4 which was the richest American guy last time. If we compare his money with Bill Gates now we had twice more money he died on the Titanic and people said but maybe it's a rumor that his last joke was I asked for ice on my whiskey but not so much. Believe it or not that's a true thing that we found and we find it funny so we share it with you 14 years before Titanic there was a book about some ship named Titan who was same unthinkable kind of as big on his book it sink and people died and that's true that 14 years ago Titanic did kind of the same it have nothing to do together but we find it funny so we share it with you. And then last thing about Titanic and then you will know everything about Titanic it's in few days it will be the 100th anniversary of Titanic and if you are rich enough you can visit it with deep ocean expeditions which can rent this it can be two of you and you can go to visit the Titanic so if you listen me enough and if you try to put what I said and change Titanic by cryptology get an idea of what we going to speak now if you don't we will repeat it for you. Thank you so we continue with the part 3 about cryptography with contract complexity so you see that it's related to the conference ok continue well next year is the year of Titanic yes maybe but it's also the year of Turing and Turing did a lot of things including the cryptanalysis of the enigma ok and here maybe it's time to record the cac of principle security must be only based on the secret of the key and it's also the so called the Shannon's Maxim the enemy knows the system but what about today's we need secure hardware we need secure primitive based on conjectures and for instance strong difficult strongly difficult factorization so maybe we need to set a new principle you see that not only the key we need to secure but many things so cryptography, cryptology is changing well you know a little bit RSA here is the algorithm here are the inventor including RMS and so you know that factorization of n or the use of composite number allows to mkd ks n and so on ok so we are in for factorization and discret clock in cryptography we have a lot of names some names were not known few years ago Elise Cox with Amson for instance and we know Merkel with a paper rejected and the main paper is Diffy Elman new direction of cryptography and in fact maybe you don't know that River Shamir not Edelman at MIT was trying to prove that Diffy and Edelman were wrong and sometimes it happens invented RSA so here the visible tip of the RSA is Diffy Elman and the RSA team but the iceberg is maybe much bigger so as you know you have a lot of RSA modulus in the room for many years not only PGP and is protecting a lot of money everyday so if you have factorization in your aunts maybe you will or you want to be billionaire or maybe you will have a lot of trouble a lot of new friends and so on some visits indeed but let me remember again factorization was an hobby in fact you have Jevons in 1874 so he published a challenge and ask can the reader factorize that number and he said that anyone except myself will never know well you see the affirmation and the result is Lemer was able to factorize less than 30 years after so formidable challenge was coming trivial and there was another fact call was able to factorize for that time a really big number during Sundays well the complete timeline for RSA maybe you don't know that in 1854 proposed to use large integer for encryption and it was 100 digits Jevons invents the one way function call induction an inverse operator he said what and it is normally encryption it is easy while the crypt analysis is not multiplication is easy while factorization is not you see here the invention of one way function long time ago as you know physical publiki was invented around 1934 Kennedy the president asked to invent signature or able to verify after that more or less in parallel but before publiki RSA Robin invents probabilistic parent testing and signature and Elman invent asymmetric cryptography at the top door defi adds the protection of privacy and Merkel applies it to key description and again Knut one note from Stanford is coming back to the last century and proposed to use easy multiplication versus factorization of large integer for the design of publiki Jill 10 propose to use disk at lock so you see the story of RSA is not totally linear it's a long time and reverse enchemi try to prove there is not your system but as I said invent RSA and other man adds proof from the battery ok so infact if you are thinking about factorization at the moment there are very limited progress on the theory there are a lot of optimization and the question is are we in the right direction is it possible or not to drastically accelerate what we know by improve for instance the polynomial selection and so on and more important maybe are the criteria of generation for the prams RSA prams still valid today I am not sure so we are coming for a very important point the so called Rivest law it is foolish to predict when a integer of any particular size may be factorized so it's Ron Rivest is saying today we are maybe very secure and tomorrow tomorrow maybe not, we don't know and so the question is well are we ready like the Titanic was ready or not and we have prediction for instance at the international workshop on post quantum crypto seven five years ago Jackson said in fact the end of the RSA not me, Jackson and the date is here more recently based on linear extrapolation on the progress of GNFS Paul Leyland said that RSA 124 will be factorized on that date with the precise precision yes, why? so you see that people are saying we are secure for the next 20 or 25 years but Rivest says it is foolish to predict that people are doing that and more everybody is acting like the predictions are correct we are thinking about that so you understand the direction of the talk are we ready to implement the Rivest low and mean taken it into account not saying yes and we are not rubbish in fact no, Rivest 20 years ago did also some predictions so you see that there were the law isn't it the law level of number for the years and here average high and what is done you see that in 2000 in fact you can kill the first column for the prediction of Rivest five years after you can kill nearly the second column oh the game is coming to be very dangerous and here we are it's not so so good we are not killing the last one but we don't know now Burschner did also prediction it was very simple here so you see 10 years and here you multiply the size by two and in fact this table is in use today by some people government and so on why? I don't know if you go to the keylines dot com it's not prediction there is what you need to use if you use the LENSTRA laws or the result from Egypt or from the NIST of the FNSA of some internet RFC and so on and you see that normally for the next year you need to use for RSA something like 2000 bits the smallest number is 1000 120 so my question is to the audience who is using a larger key for PGP so the other ones you need to change ok continue now there is a curious collision between the Titanic and number theory there was a publication here by Samuel Yates they finding Titanic prime to be the number with at least 100 digits and here you see there is something not totally correct but Samuel means a very large prime not prime like the Titanic tip dangerous to do that so you see that the product of two Titanic primes is at least 6000 and more bits and number for cryptography are today in use in some specific application there are some PGP keys like this, telecom industry is using that and so version of SSL and so the product of two Titanic RSA primes are Titanic RSA modulus very dangerous expression ok so what if means integer factorization and if something is going to be wrong so here we continue to use some situation from the Titanic so the captain you remember the captain Smith about one of the three chips I cannot imagine any condition which would cause a chip to fonder I cannot conceive of any vital disaster up disaster up into this vessel modern ship building has gone beyond that it was before the story you know well another quote from the Titanic passenger to say a chip was in sinkable was flying in the face of God but some at the launch of Titanic not even God itself could sink this chip very dangerous to say that so you are exciting the gods ok so you know we have the same citation about factoring Richard Guy wrote I shall be surprised if anyone regular factors number of that sites during the present century oh very dangerous to say that but there is the crazy citation is this one from the RSA team in Scientific American RSA 129 so it's for 126 bits will require 4 quadrions year to factories it's a citation, it's not a joke I ask to Ron Rivers why they put that crazy number first answer because we are not thinking to to work in parallel but ok it's not the point and we did an error in the computation this number was factorized 70 years after no there is a problem because you know that maybe cryptography is good but not that much not too much we have to be careful but no we need maybe to come back to reality and here we have a citation for Toy Story the meaning is if you have say something during to everybody during your life is not easy to say yes I was wrong so long citation from Toy Story for saying that you can't find it back on Wikipedia ok there is another problem is the black swan effect a lot in Australia and in fact white swan were very well known in Europe no black so people say we don't see black swan people did not believe that it's possible until it was in Australia somebody found it so it's maybe the same story well it's the same story for IBM chairman predicting that 5 computers in the world will be enough and so we are here in the black swan reason it events are to predict thing about the river slow big impact on the society if you are say broken and maybe after that we will say if it is happening oh it was normal some people say that well ok and so maybe the talk is also maybe we have to be really in case of there is another view of that is the so called elephant hiding in the full booth people many people are working but they don't know maybe if they found it or no sometimes people miss something very important an example well no is the calm opener was invited 50 years after the first calm and Tasman discover many islands that he missed Australia so the story the question is the same for all the things we know about for cryptography and there that will be maybe so few answer maybe we are not happy there are is possible to stop acceptance so you see you see all the possible reaction this cannot be true who is to blame maybe there is a way to stop it why but it will be ok it is not the end of the road and we need to find new solution let's learn from eros ok, so coming back to Titanic and factorization there were few events before Titanic with the same story and people were not thinking a lot about that and so they were not anticipating one event don't worry for the next one and it's not exactly what we are seeing here we risk managers should have plans and schemes and should be ready and for instance speaking again about the Titanic maybe people were thinking at the time that the probability of collision was really low so here is a map of ship collision with iceberg so you see a lot no, so there will be catastrophic failure if algebra put some answer we don't care about at the moment so maybe it's possible also that some group not so nice the name is maybe algebra to use mathematics weapon or cyber weapon so think about that so be careful under your research with care no, is it only the talk think about that there are a book about that they start this from Ari Jules working for WRC company and the story is some curled nose auto factor integer and keeps the secret ok, is a book think about the sneakers ok, a team of six people gets a factorization device and what to do with that and it is the beginning of many problems and there are also it was on April 1st a paper factoring is polynomial in time it's a fake one but it was working it was like publishing in electronic letters and I know many people that days 15 years ago thinking that it was true ok, so why 15 years ago a joke, the first April was working here we are not the first April we are not joking maybe it's working better ok, so maybe also some people are able to factorize keeping the secret you don't know the Coca Cola recipe normally the Google search algorithm and so on we share everything but in fact we don't know exactly we don't know exactly the theory and so on so maybe the solution is not published maybe there is no solution and maybe it's not enough to change or extend the keys maybe it's a big change to do, to migrate to another system maybe the name will be really secure algorithm oh no, it's not that good RSA ok so part 5 5 minutes it's ok science fiction so Titanic was thinking that in number theory we don't know think about the reaction chain reaction so if you solve something integer factorization maybe you solve other things so maybe the replacement solution is not enough and maybe good resolution maybe there will be impact in other algorithm same sefer, hash function I don't know so what to do think about the Titanic disorganization but think if you factorize what will be life people will revoke discard the certificate there will be massive recall class action legal action and what about the remedy we don't know we don't know the cost we don't know if there are studies we don't know ok so there were 3 words the name is DLEF and CC there were an algorithm attack 2 algorithm structural weakness and not enough replacement solution so maybe we are in that situation maybe in the future we have a lot of security precaution at the moment prime generation prime testing and so on but if factorization is fast all the security precaution we are using are for the past is done so no people think about seeing your own titanic people are doing that also sometimes they are doing that at home you can use some grit or clothes FPGA and so on maybe the algorithmic or the improvement so maybe it's not so crazy to think that somebody in maybe doing that we don't know so we need to take appropriate security here a lot I don't have time to say that but if we are enough clever to solve our problem maybe we are also able to come back to security I think that I will skip this one it's all to prove that you have factorization algorithm but without giving the algorithm the next step here we are proposing a new workshop the name is at the moment Catacrypt created workshop related to catastrophic events when cryptography is used and their possible recoveries for the keys, for the hardware for the protocol for the intellectual property think about DRM and pay TV think about PKI the recent story of DG Notar the paper here in one hour about sovereign keys we need that there are sometimes some indication the first workshop will take place next year maybe not the day of the Titanic having one century so look for the future call of paper a first pointer another one at the moment there is nothing there it's themultiplier.com there are many big companies having put interest about that I cannot give you at the moment the names if you are interested to us we will see how to handle that and thank you for your attention


Good morning everyone, who's that? My name is Bill. Good morning everyone. I do like to call some salons and we're going to end Carl too. Well, thanks Tom for the introduction and thank you to both of you for being here today and for your leadership with this program today. Ambassador McClendon, Donald Saunders, Donald Chatfield, distinguished guests. Ladies and gentlemen, we begin again in our request to acknowledge and it is my privilege to welcome you to this landmark gathering of our second Newport Art and Scholars Initiative, hosted by the U.S. name of War College. And this initiative reflects this institution's commitment and the commitment the U.S. made to a strong and enduring partnership with your nations and the U.S. individually and collectively as one heart. I want to first express my deep gratitude to the entire Newport College team and everyone who had a hand in making this seminar come to life.  One thing in the state of Newport College, we're here for this initiative all of you and your heads of the Navy for your leadership, your dedication to learning and most of all, your friendship. All our nations and the Navy's with exceptional Russia are here today. A subtle reminder that our actions on a both-stage and influence relations among nations and the Navy's within the Arctic. I'm hopeful, however, that at a time we can turn to faith and focus not solely on the things that divide us, but the challenges, the opportunities and the responsibilities that unite us along our northern shores. A place where both great power competition and great power cooperation converge in the fate of humanity lies the Arctic Ocean region. The task of learning about the Arctic lies with leaders of every nation in the large and small. For great power is having a monopoly on knowledge. Great power competition is not the only source of tension and the Arctic can be the icebreaker race and not the only arms race in the Arctic. Even subtle miscalculations and accidents between military forces are dangerous and increasing the icebreaker. The quest for knowledge like the quest for peace is a responsibility of every nation and the Navy and we must remain committed and aligned. For the value of this initiative to work is not dependent on the existence of conflict. Nor can learning come from just a three-day seminar. Rather learning is learning from one another a daily and weekly, a monthly process, a process we will pursue. Gradually changing opinions, slowly eroding assumptions, quietly building new knowledge. And however one dramatic pursuit of knowledge that pursuit must go on in all our nations it may be true to take part. The fact remains that as an articulation band has a great power. The United States and more specifically the United Sea Services, the Navy, the Marine Corps and Coast Guard team have special responsibility in the Arctic and that responsibility is fruitful. It's a responsibility to our own citizens, to the responsibilities of the people, the Arctic and those outside of the Arctic who are impacted by our decisions and the responsibility to the next generation. I believe Russia also has these same sacred responsibilities and those responsibilities require our two nations and the Navy's focus less on our differences and more on ways and beings that we can resolve them peacefully. Yet despite our many disagreements we have in recent years agreed on rules for response, on search and rescue, on managing shipping routes and on sharing scientific data in the iron world. I believe that Russia, the United States and our northern neighbors all of you can achieve further agreements in the Arctic which spring from our shared interests to prevent conflict and believe it or not this year 2020 marks the 24th anniversary of the Ottawa Declaration which established the Arctic Council. Recently however I questioned and asked myself whether or not we can actually design that Declaration today particularly when we listen to the words and watch the actions or something but that same foresight that same courage that brought our leaders together nearly the fourth century ago is necessary once again to forge a stable, constructive and results for a security relationship in the Arctic and ultimately security is a political choice a choice that leaders have to make and who is committed to supporting every country's interest in the Arctic while upholding a strong rule-based order an Arctic in which security is not a cost but an investment an Arctic region in which security propels a sustainable road an Arctic in which all of us benefit from the freedom and security that we need to deserve our vision of Arctic security is not for some it's not security for most it's security for all great powers and emerging laws Arctic and Arctic states citizens and indigenous peoples everyone everywhere because security is an end in itself because it's a fundamental right and it's a means to peace and prosperity it's one of the reasons why we created the Import Arts Scholarship and this collaborative research program is the first of its kind that brings together sailors and scholars from Arctic nations to study and report on important questions asked by our heads and maybe and the many people who care deeply about the future of the Arctic it brings together real world operators, practitioners those that have taken this fear with leading academics some of the brightest minds in the world of many people and we have an impressive class this year many disciplines and services from submarine commanders and cheer drivers to scholars and speech writers but the real strength of our work is that despite our differences we're still able to come together around shared goals to educate and inform leaders to improve regional readiness and foster lasting security relationships and partnerships in the world and as Apple Shackville mentioned earlier I will see you lose value in your war college over a century ago as a face of original research all of our questions related to war the statesmanship when they have to do war in a fair phrase legally important and never so relevant today to the prevention of war that's our focus for NASA and our work last year reinforced the answer to this quote in the 2007 there was a maritime strategy that many wars is just as important as what we know Dean Mango mentioned April 2018 during our opening seminar we debated and decided early on in our studies in our collaboration that crisis and conflict runs contrary to the interest of all our patients and therefore should be avoided at all costs and it is in that same spirit that we will conduct elaborate research on critical questions related to conflict prevention and security cooperation in the Arctic so we came together 18 months ago and concluded our work with over 30 principles of art and security in areas of awareness, confidence building measures and capabilities principles that are setting a new set of guidelines and norms to ensure that the Arctic remains a notion of peace rather than a theory of war and these principles for the most part reflect consensus among experts there are meant to be aspirational and forward-thinking there are meant to be inclusive and conservative for the voices of all our patients and they provide a means and a basis for decision making and action and action in that transcendent governments or administrations or time but let me be clear these principles like the findings that will develop this year and do not represent official policies nor do they represent the official positions or views of anyone in your nation rather they provide starting points for discussion and engagement we started our journey exploring strategies of our patients in the 80s and identifying common security challenges we met again at our midway seminar in Newport and we debated and drafted principles we traveled to Germany and partnered with the George C. Marshall Center and we engaged with other leading Arctic experts from Europe and Russia and in April 2019 we concluded our work in Bergen, Norway where we presented our principles of security to the heads of the 80s and postcards in the Bergen Senators from the Arctic principles dealing with awareness serve two purposes to make us understand the physical, strategic and geopolitical changes in the region and to inform leaders of the shared interests and challenges facing our patients in the 80s our work on conference voting measures or CDNs focused on the types of activities the 80s and nations can take to reduce tension, misperception or miscalculations and ultimately the likelihood of conflict and our work on capabilities to offer new pragmatic ways Arctic states can develop and employ capabilities while keeping tensions low and as much as I'd like to dive into all three principles I'll highlight just a few of our framework efforts this week first we found that security challenges that will face in the order of multifaceted and very much interconnected Arctic security combined traditional concepts state defense and sovereignty public safety and economic prosperity and the well being of communities and indigenous peoples as well as the preservation of the environment we also found that military activity in the Arctic is wrong in response to growing strategic security interests and economic interests in the region and in the years to come maritime security forces of Arctic states and non-arctic states will play a more prominent role in their own nation's interests finally concluded that a certain folder of government destruction in the Arctic is fairly well established however, as was alluded to where later it doesn't necessarily include things can facilitate cooperation and dialogue on all hard security and defense issues in the world this recognition was parallel to believe that tensions between major powers and instability in other regions look very well like the slower in the Arctic our work on common strategy those measures craft the integrated framework of rules and norms that other states can adopt our role and mechanism whereby accidental conflict and unintended escalation can be prevented and you'll hear a lot more about the CBNs later today but I'll leave you with one final thought on regional regimes now we're concluded that while existing mechanisms provide a good starting point for our security cooperation we suggest the development of something new or the strength of the ones that are in place today so building off this principle and the feedback from national capitals and heads of navy this is where we start our work in 2020 the world is waking up to a changing article whether we like it or not all of us, especially of articulations in the ages who call the Arctic home have responsibility to make sense of this change those calculations, the friction points and the catalyst of instability that could arise when this changes so the question therefore is what frameworks are optimal to maintain open lines communication, prevent and manage conflict and increase security cooperation among the nations in the Arctic that is our intellectual challenge and in doing so we must ask ourselves why is security cooperation important to our national interests for regional interests to global interests we must ask ourselves how can our security watch our cooperation be conceptualized and understood there are at least four cooperative security frameworks that are relevant to our work today and that's alliances, collective security it's regimes and security communities and while our security cooperation can take on many forms and be pursued for many reasons our focus is on security dialogue and conflict management, new forms of military cooperation whether we're talking about existing frameworks strengthening those our creative efforts for new ones, our findings and recommendations and the policies of today and tomorrow must be rooted in risks and benefits and advantages and disadvantages we must understand the official and unofficial reasons for intervention and whether the activities pursued by the frameworks of today actually address the security issues we face tomorrow and we cannot for a new knowledge on our cooperative security frameworks without indigenous peoples without those on the front lines of a great power competition in the Arctic full deep-seated knowledge on how to adapt and we should include them into our collaborations as many of the things that I've learned by listening to indigenous peoples during my travels across America is that they are close to the sea they benefit from the sea they also have an obligation to secure the sea as themselves that's the moment when you realize that if you organize your maritime forces without traditional knowledge if you train your maritime forces without traditional knowledge and if you equip your maritime forces without indigenous knowledge your actions can actually do more harm to them so it's clear to me and I think many of us in this room that the Arctic Council plays critical roles in keeping the Arctic safe and clean but when it comes to security and defense when it comes to understanding the world and the influence of sea power and the sea ocean there has been a big role in the study cooperation and engagement until now and through the people, artists, scholars initiative we our nations and babies have developed new knowledge new friendships, new norms that has made all of us stronger, smarter and safer and so I want to thank my fellow sailors and scholars for your commitment to this academic partnership on the Arctic and given the extraordinary progress we've achieved already in this initiative I'm confident that we'll continue our momentum and send it on and beyond so let's share let's think big and let's write and if we do all this and if we do it right confident that we will have a lasting impact on our nations and babies for years to come because when we help other nations and babies is when we can truly help ourselves and with that I'd like to turn it over to my colleague colleague and dear friend Arnold Thomas to share his knowledge with us thank you