Kia ora, Tefana. I'm Emeline Pat Dahlstrom, and I'm part of a three-person space team called Space Base. So this is part one of three presentations that you'll hear were essentially all the space geeks in the house. So let me talk about first how I got to New Zealand and my journey, my waka. So it all started actually in the Philippines. So I was born and I was raised in the Philippines. And essentially, when I was a kid, like I really, really, really want to be an astronaut. And awesome, awesome. And if you're from a developing world, well, there's no pathway for that. Like I might as well be thinking of pipe dreams. And I was also born in a really different time and a different place. At the height of the Marcus, essentially, dictatorship. And I find myself actually not this photo, but sitting in front of a tank, essentially, for making sure that we restore democracy in the country. And so it's been a journey for me. And somehow, by luck, by opportunities, by faith, I managed to get from there to sort of where I am today. And I'm not going to talk about what I have done in my life. But it just suffice to say that I've actually ticked all my bucket lists, except for going up in space. That's coming. And for me, it's just I've been blessed so much in my life. And so one of my passions, really, is that I want to make sure that every kid who can dream big, bold ideas and change the world will have that opportunity, just like I did. So it's fortunate that today, with technology, so my background is physics and space science and all that, today we have disruptive technologies now that have been democratized, demonetized. And it's no longer the big governments and the big aerospace companies that can actually play in this field. It's the three guys in a garage, which is happening today all over the world, who's actually playing that field. And it's really wonderful to see that. But however, I also want to make sure that this kind of like Star Trek universe that I think we're actually heading towards, is not just for those who have the resources to actually make it happen. While there is a point that it is possible that the rest of us, the rest of the world, where I come from, from the developing world, actually just stays in the Mad Max universe. And this is like this, I think it's 2014 when Elysium, the movie, came out. And I was really stressed out by this. And I want to make sure that this doesn't happen. So we created Space Base really in response to this. We don't want to make that future be created by chance. We want to make sure that we democratize space for everyone, where nobody is left behind. And we're trying to do this by essentially focusing on emerging countries and the developing countries to actually create their own space ecosystem and play in this space economy. So we are focusing on two challenges. One is that today there is really no integrated ecosystem, even in the US or any country, that can actually put all of those stakeholders together and work cooperatively instead of competitively. The other thing is that entrepreneurs today, also most especially in the emerging world, don't have the training or the talent or even the opportunity and the resources to actually create those startups and make them successful businesses. So we actually think that there is a holistic way of doing this, where there is a roadmap starting from capacity building where you actually educate people and create the talent and then incentivize those entrepreneurs to actually create startup companies and then give them the tools and the funding to actually be successful. We think that New Zealand is really the prime place to pioneer this effort. And that's not just we're saying this because we love New Zealand, it's such a paradise and we want to be here. But because all of the elements that we can see for a sustainable space industry actually is here in New Zealand. For a very progressive government to its location, which is essentially there's nothing on the east and there's nothing in the south, to existence of educational and technological communities that are already in place here. And then of course infrastructure and of course the launch capacity or potential for rocket labs. So I end here by really saying that I truly believe that there is a Star Trek universe that we're heading towards. But we want to make sure that everybody is going to be part of that. And I hope that New Zealand actually takes that bold step so that in like a hundred years from now we look back at 2017 or so and we think the people actually started to make this happen that is actually going to be Aitaroa. Kia ora.


QuickBooks Desktop 2023 Inventory Reports Let's do it within 2-its QuickBooks Desktop 2023 Support Accounting Instruction by clicking the link below giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website broken out by category further broken out by course each course then organized in a logical, reasonable fashion making it much more easy to find what you need than can be done on a YouTube page we also include added resources such as Excel practice problems, PDF files and more like QuickBooks backup files when applicable so once again click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it QuickBooks Desktop Sample Raw Castle Construction Practice file provided by QuickBooks going through the setup process we do every time maximizing the home page going to the view drop down see that we got the hide icon bar open windows list checked off with the open windows open on the left go to the reports drop down company financial then P&L profit and loss to change the range from 0101242 123124 and then customize the reports with the fonts and the numbers to change it to 12 so we can say OK and then yes and then OK and then we're going to go to the reports drop downs again company and financial this time the big balance sheet will change it this time with the drop down this fiscal year poor Favore changing the font size to 12 and OK and say yes and OK that's the setup process we've been doing every time we're now looking at some subsidiary reports remembering that every other report other than these two main financial statement reports generally provides more detail expands upon some line item or multiple line items on one of these reports this time we're looking at the line item on the balance sheet of inventory we want more detail about the inventory now remember that when you're thinking about inventory you got to think about the different kind of methods that you might have with relation to tracking inventory so let's just do a quick recap on that if I go back to the home page over here note that inventory has a component that goes through both the vendor cycle or payable cycle or expenses cycle or whatever and purchases cycle you might call it and on the customer side of things revenue cycle because when you're purchasing the inventory we are clearly going to be paying a vendor for the inventory that we are purchasing and then when we sell the inventory we're going to be using the invoice or the sales receipt down here to sell them now note that that is assuming that we're using the perpetual inventory system and that if we're tracking this within the QuickBooks system we're using a perpetual inventory system but we don't necessarily have to do that we could use what's called a periodic inventory system in which case you might buy the inventory and still possibly record it on the purchasing side of things when you buy it but then you might try to take a physical count to record the decrease in the inventory and therefore when you sell the inventory even if using a sales receipt or invoice or sales receipt maybe you don't set up the items to track the inventory in the system with the sub ledger but rather you just do a physical count to then decrease the inventory yourself manually at the end of the night at the end of the week at the end of the month or something like that that could be a little bit easier in some cases when you're a small business and you're trying to track the inventory or you can try to track it within QuickBooks which of course would be a perpetual inventory system, QuickBooks desktop uses a weighted average flow assumption as opposed to a first in first out last in first out for example or specific identification we'll talk a little bit more about that shortly if you're using inventory and you don't understand those terms then you might want to do some more research just on how to track the inventory in an accounting system in general okay so given that we're going to assume of course that we're tracking the inventory in the system so when we buy the inventory when we enter a bill for example here that's going to be increasing the inventory and we can see that if I look at the items down below the items are the things that tells QuickBooks that you need to not only increase the inventory account on the balance sheet but also the sub ledger account tracking it by the inventory unit and then when we sell the inventory down here with an invoice or a sales receipt then it's going to be the item that's going to be telling us if it's an inventory item not just the sales price of the inventory but it's also going to tell us how much to decrease the inventory by the cost of the inventory and record the cost it could sold as we have seen in the past so now given that if we go back to the balance sheet there's our inventory that is on hand that we're waiting to sell in the future when we sell the inventory we're going to be decreasing the inventory account here and recording it as an expense of the inventory we used to generate revenue called cost of goods sold so if we go to the reports dropdown to give us the more detail we can go to the inventory reports you got the inventory valuation and detail the two main reports here let's get there also by going to the reports center up top, maximize in the reports center because it always unmaximizes for some unknown reason and the main report would probably be the inventory valuation summary so let's go ahead and run that one and let's hit the dropdown and say this is going to be for the fiscal year notice this report is an as of a point in time report because it's given us detail based on a balance sheet account as of a point in time it's not really measuring performance over a time range so let's try to customize it and increase the fonts a little so we can get a little bit more hopefully that doesn't mess things up too much it totally messes everything up messes everything up okay it's okay let me just make these a little bit larger okay so then I'm going to scroll all the way to the left so we've got the amount on hand we got the average cost the asset value the percent of assets and then the sales price so it's given us both what we're purchasing the item for as well as what we're selling the item for when we're tracking the inventory on our balance sheet we're putting it there at cost not the amount that we're going to sell the item for what we purchased it for so the amount on hand of course be the units of the inventory we have that's going to be useful something we need to know because periodically even if using a perpetual inventory system we're going to want to do a physical count and make sure that we tie out and then record any kind of shrinkage resulting from theft or spoilage or something like that and then we've got the average cost so this is how much it costs on average now why would it put an average cost there note that if we're looking at these units and we're assuming that these units are all the same type of unit meaning if you were to go into the warehouse and just pick one out they would all be basically the same then the question is well how are we going to account for it over time as the price of these things might go up so if the price goes up over time then you have to use a flow assumption that's where the FIFO LIFO average comes in we are using an average so even if the cost of these units changed we've paid different amounts for those 400 units even though they're all the same because of inflation or something like that then we're just going to be using an average cost and that's where we get the asset value here so obviously if that's the average cost it would be 400 times the 2.56 and there's the 1024 about and then we've got the percent of assets so you could have a comparison of this line item let's say this was 10,000 this 100023.74 divided by the total divided by the total down here of 30624.52 and move that back up and that should give us then our percent if I move the decimal two places over 32.7 about and then we have the sales price note that this file doesn't always have a sales price in part because they're using a job cost system I think it's useful to note at this point that if you're doing bookkeeping or accounting work you might want to think about kind of specializing in particular industries and inventory is one of those areas where you can do some specialization so for example you might want to ask questions like do you track inventory do you have or are you basically a service business if they have inventory do they track it within the system using a perpetual inventory system or outside of it using some kind of periodic inventory system is it the kind of company that basically simply buying inventory marking up the inventory and then selling it making a profit from the increase in the price when they sell it or are they buying inventory as a raw material and then creating the end product from it in which case you would be using say a job cost system most likely or possibly a process cost system which those kind of systems typically have more specialization so even if you're tracking inventory in the system the easiest inventory would typically be one where they're not manufacturing they're not starting with raw materials and then making the inventory that's more of a specialized field it would be one in which they're buying inventory marking it up and then say selling inventory so in any case if you if we look at some of these items here's the sales price and this is the what we what we bought it for so one thousand five hundred selling them for one thousand seven ninety nine and then of course we can calculate the retail price which is going to be the units on hand times the price so in this case we've got the units on hand which are way over here at the six of them six of these times and then if we go to the right we said we have the sales price times one seven ninety nine it's going to give us our ten seventy nine so then the total if I go back to the left here if I take the total here we got the thirty thousand six twenty four fifty two should tie out to the balance sheet thirty thousand six twenty four fifty two now this one usually will tie out if you're using a kind of perpetual inventory system but remember QuickBooks is not as stringent to make sure the subsidiary account ties out here as they are with the accounts receivable and the accounts payable as we saw with the accounts receivable even if you choose to record something to accounts receivable that's not using the sales forms for example if you use these two forms the sub ledger will clearly have the data it needs but you could say make a journal entry and post something to accounts receivable or accounts payable in which case it would require you to post it to have a vendor or customer whereas it's possible to post something to inventory and not assign it to an item so you have to kind of be careful with that that doesn't you don't usually do that but that could throw off your sub ledger which can kind of mess everything up just something to keep in mind okay so that's the main report going to close this back out the other reports that you might have in the report center we got the inventory valuation detail let's run it changing the range this is going to be for this fiscal year now this one is a range let's let's customize it too and so we can make it a little bit larger let's make it just 11 this time see if that makes me widen all the columns again that's not too bad okay so so now we this one is a range because it's showing the detail within each of these categories so the bills the invoices are the things that are decreasing the inventory items and the bills in this case are the things that are increasing a bill means we're purchasing something cash is ultimately going to go out at the end of the day that's us buying inventory the invoice means we're selling something so at the end of the day we hope to get something going into the checking account and the inventory is going down because that's what we are selling so here's our more detailed report giving us some activity on the inventory and let's go back in then we got the inventory stock status we got inventory stock status by item so you can look at the units so now we've got the reorder point so when we have the inventory we can set kind of the reorder point meaning if inventory goes below a certain threshold QuickBooks will remind us that you need to buy more inventory we've got the amount on hand here this is going to be important because we want to tie that out to the physical count even though we're tracking inventory within QuickBooks here on a perpetual inventory system meaning it goes up when we buy the inventory automatically it goes down when we sell the inventory the physical count can differ due to things like theft due to things like spoilage and so we have to then count the inventory and make sure it still ties out so we got the inventory stock status by vendor so we can have a stock status broken out by who we buy the inventory from the physical count worksheet is going to give us then the quantity on hand which we can compare to the physical count typically if you're having employee count the physical count you probably don't want to show them the actual quantity on hand because you want them to count the physical count and not know the quantity on hand so that you so they're not likely to cheat and just sit back and not do anything and just write down 400 in the box or something it's an internal control in other words so and then you got the pending builds so that's going to be the general inventory reports


Wel, dyna y toffee TV yw. Mae cyntaf y Press Conference o Lucas Dignay. Yn oed i wybodaeth gwaith o'n gweithio eu rhannu... Mae'n rhaid i ni i ni, mae'n nod yn fwy, mae'n ymwlad cyntaf i'r un. Mae'n golyg. Mae'n golyg. Mae anhygoel i gyrfa'n gwneud. Mae'n gweithio o gwylio i mi. Côl y ffwrdd yma, arall fy mwy na i fynd i'i gweld ei wneud. Roedd yn fkedig o gwneud o'r newydd? I can understand why they didn't do the charlison because his English might be brilliant and the different boat you would imagine they'd be more interested in the charlison See this was something that we were talking about every now and the time they aren't very good at selling themselves in terms of they're not very good at going, look what we did, look what we did with other clubs, with press conferences for the tea lady Felly erbyn efallai yn ddim yn gwybod ar hyn. Fe fydd wedi gweithio'n porffodion o'r cyflygu. Fe'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio a llwg. Rwy'n meddwl ar hynny, mae'n meddwl yn ei dyn nhw. Rydw i'n meddwl yn fydw'n meddwl. Rydw i'n meddwl ar hynny. Mae'n meddwl i'r greu. Rydw i'n meddwl i'r rhag o'u meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl i'r rhag o'u meddwl. o'r ddegwyddiad o'r ddegwyddiad o'r ddegwyddiad dweud? Ond oedd pethau'r Gweinidol ydw i'r gweithio, a roedd eich gweithio ofyn i fi o ddigon a'r ddegwyddiad y gallu wneud i'r ddegwyddiad. Felly bydd y thrif yw dim, a dwi'n troi, a'r rhaid. Mae'n ei ffras hwy producingol ydw i gychwyn o'r ddegwyddiad a'r hwn ni, ac mae'n gweithio i mi a'r dweudio teithio. Yn y gwaith i'n rhan o'r rhan gael y fan yn angen. Rwy'r rhan o'n gallu'n gondol. judgmenta ni'n ei fawr o ffyrdd i ddatblygu peth. A bobl yn fawr i ymgyrch. Yn bod ni wedi bod yn siŵr i ddweud ar hynny, i'n mynd y cestai. Rwy'n gweynig i ni'n digwydd yr iechyd i ymgylch. Rwy'n gofio i hynny i ddechrau i chi. etholol ni'n gweithio i hynny. Rwy'n gweithio i chi oherwydd nid a ffasg... Rydym yn y gallu gweithio'r eich cyfnod, ac mae'n dweud o'r idea ym hynny'n gwneud yw gweithio'n cyfrifiadau i'r cyfnod, oedd y gallu'n iawn, angen, i fynd ymddangos i'r fan ffordd yn y dyfodol, fel ychydig yn y ffordd, mae'n fyddi'n gwybod at y dyfodol yn yw'n gwybod i'n bwysig, nid yw'n gwybod i'n bwysig i'n bwysig. .. reduced. loads of people didn't like him from the day he walked in but loads of people have found them very ah ... in the way he played football and he came across a footballer. Football fans want footballers to get the club or get them as a fanbase and straight away by saying the right things and doing the right things. You and you get you pass that over straight away and that's Something the club can work with now. That's, and listen, I'm not to him a quote like this. They just throw away lines. We just put that on there to whine people up. But just the fact that he seems to get the club and he's in nice lad and you look at him and you go, you know what? You could put him on the kit, on the stadium or when you're trying to sell kits or whatever or if you got him down to like ever in the community or something and you could work with him, he seems like a really nice lad. You know, you could, I don't know. I can imagine things like ever in the community getting him to go for a day way like you're teaching young kids French or something. No, like, he just seems like a first. I want to just pick you up just very quickly on something with Bob Tum coming across as excited. Pick it up's not the right way. No, that sounds like you want to grill me on something. I want to grill, yeah. I've helped. Both the two players. You need a big George Foreman, son. Well, not as big as it used to be. Well, you know, that slim, fast plan is working. Well, the two players you've come in, Ritualysen and Deanie now have spoke about, you know, Marko's still being instrumental and he both Ritualysen seemed really excited to come and play so. Does that give you confidence that the kind of player we're going after? Well, we spoke about this on another video and we saw him out of the idea of a club being sold to a player. You know, you might initially get a club or know what the fan base is going to be like, but if a manager picks up a phone and says to you, listen, this is how I'm going to use you. This is how I want to use you. Sells the club to you. Footballers, like all of us, want to be loved. They want their egos massage. They want to be told that, you know, you're going to play every week and if you do this and you do that for me and this is how I'm going to play and this is how I see the team set up. And for both players, that's obviously worked and the ultimate, the biggest, I think the hardest thing about football is forget about all coaching and buying brilliant players. It's how you fit players together and if you've got a plan in your head and you're going to have him here and him here, if one of those pieces is out of place, it sometimes it doesn't all come together. So you've got to sell that dream to every individual by promising them something that you haven't probably delivered yet. So that's the hardest thing and I think that's what's come across both times is that both players are excited. They want to play for Evan. Everything seems really positive. It's not just about like, you know, it's not just throw away lines like, oh, Evan are a huge club and I know Richard can give it the old, oh, it's only a bit with me, you know, I'd post them on the wall and all that. But they've both of them have come across like they're genuinely excited by what Evan are offering and the project. And I think it's lux and sheer. That's the best I can say. What about you for you being excited to hear that? Yeah, definitely. And I think that's credit to Marco Silva again and brands as well, but particularly Silva. We knew before he came in that he's got a fantastic reputation as a brilliant man manager. And that's come across massively, you know, these players are investing in him and what he is selling them. And, you know, they sound like they are genuinely delighted to be here. And as Pedd just said, it's easy to give it the old. You know, I'm delighted to be here at one of the greatest clubs in England, blah, blah, blah, blah, but they do seem to know what they're talking about and they do genuinely look pleased to be here and be a part of what it is that we're trying to achieve. Let me just look at that lovely smile. Just look at that lovely smile. No, but I think it just heightens and showcases the importance of how crucial it is to work for someone that you like.  You're really wanted here. This is what we want to do. They've got, went in for him early two months ago and that's all you need. And I think he's creating that atmosphere whereas in the last couple of years, people have not felt wanted. People have felt, they've not known whether they're coming or going. You know, different managers, people haven't had lockers, people aren't allowed to eat with certain people in the canteen and stuff. And I think now we'll see all that kind of come to an end. And, you know, Silva said himself as well, it will start in the dressing room. And that's vital. Look at last season with some of the people that we had causing a bit of uncertainty and a bit of disresting amongst the players in the dressing room. And I think that's something that Silva will sort out quite quickly and he's good at getting the players to come in that he wants. And hopefully we'll see a few more as well. But now I think really excited by him. I think everything he's saying, he does genuinely seem delighted to be here. I'm excited. The big thing, Bainty, is just become, you know, a given that he's there on that left-hand side. And it's a big change for the club. But I think, you know, we'll have to wait and see him. Obviously, won't we? Hopefully, we'll get to see a little bit of him tomorrow. But yeah, I was relatively pleased with that press conference. I think he made all the right noises. And I'm excited to see what he's going to bring. Yeah, to me, anything was interesting. It was, yeah. I know it was a throwaway question, but he seemed... I'm glad he asked him in. I'm glad he answered it. He seemed up for answer, didn't he? Yeah. It was nice that he, you know, he just answered every question. And we'll wait and see. You know, he said, if he spoke to... If he genuinely spoke to him, he'd say, I don't know really where the phone is. But... Did he say something like, or I told him, you know, to come to Everton or something? So there must be something. He probably will, won't he? I mean, the WhatsApp. He's on the bus on the WhatsApp. You know what I mean? He said he'll be getting it going. Well, no, I'm all right where I am. Thanks. Oh, actually, like that. Lucas has left the group. That's the answer, yeah. Well, yeah, yeah. Fair enough. No, it was positive press conference. Probably would have been better if we'd been there, but never mind. Yeah, done. So let me know what you think in the comments section below. Were you impressed by his press conference? You're not really bothered? Did you like what he said about Tairn and Liverpool's arm? Twice. Twice, yeah. Yeah, I thought he was quite honest. I thought he looks hungry.  If you haven't subscribed, please do so only takes a second. And if you want more videos, join us on Patreon. Big thanks to Sarah for being here as well. See you later on Toffy TV.


Good day. My name is Brendan and CPU utilization is wrong. This is my five minute public service announcement Now you may say that utilization is a metric has always been wrong But for CPU utilization it is particularly wrong and it is getting worse as CPUs get faster Yes, I'm talking about CPU utilization. This is a metric we use everywhere. It's not only all our dashboards. It's in our tools It's used by Netflix in auto scaling rules and it's a metric that's very old. It's been around since time-sharing systems How it works is the kernel measures CPU utilization as the time from when a thread begins running on CPU to when it stops However, the kernel assumes that the CPU is utilized the entire time What can happen is? Instructions they're running stop and they are stalled waiting on an external resource the kernel chocks this up as CPU Utilization to give you a visual idea of how this works imagine. I told you your CPUs were 90% busy You might think of it like this However, what's really happening is that the CPUs are 20% busy and they're spending 70% of their time stalled Not making forward progress on instructions is they're waiting on external resources This ratio between 20 and 70 that I've drawn. This is what we see in the Netflix cloud So this is real and it's getting worse. It's getting worse as CPUs get faster To really explain this in more detail, I'll show it an example a case study. This is my SQL This is running the same workload on two servers The second server is 27 percent slower than the first and if you look at the metrics, it's CPU bound Wow, I love issues that a CPU bound because it means I get to use CPU flame graphs And I would expect to see for the second server some tower in code. That's 27 percent of the overall time However, when I did flame graphs for both of these servers, the code was basically the same The widths were just a little bit different. So there's about 10 percent difference, but there's no extra code here to explain it Now I do see this from time to time and the reason is there is something happening at a lower level than the code And so this is where I need to look inside the CPU and I need to look at performance monitoring counters and model specific registers to understand it My first stop at understanding low level CPU issues is to look at the real clock rate That's running now I've written a bunch of open source tools to help do this So this one is showboost and it uses MSRs to show that the two servers were actually running at 3300 megahertz So that doesn't actually explain the difference One server can run at a different speed to another because it's in a colder part of the data center And it's allowed to turbo boost more quickly. So I always run showboost just to check There are other tools that can look at this as well. You don't have to use my open source tools You can use other ones, but that's my first stop Next is instructions per cycle. Here's another open source tool Instructions per cycle is like miles per gallon It shows how many instructions completed for the CPU cycles that were consumed the higher the better and Server B had a lower instructions per cycle 20% lower Which is a very big clue that this really is a server a CPU low level issue So now I can then find out why IPC is low IPC is low because of stall cycles And I wrote many other tools this one is TLB stat and it shows the There is 16% more cycles in TLB misses. So the TLB is the translation look-aside buffer That's what the memory management unit uses as a cache for virtually physical address translation Whatever instructions doing loads and stores and if the TLB cache can't Return an entry the MMU must talk to main memory and do page table walks, which are very slow Now TLB issues. I haven't seen TLB issues in a long long time It seems very strange that I'd pick a TLB issue as my case study for CPU utilization is wrong Now there's a reason I picked this and I'll just give you a few moments to think about Do you expect to see such a TLB issue in the real world my next slide will show what was causing it? Yes, you will see this in the real world This was caused by the KPTI patches that have merged in Linux 4.15 for the meltdown vulnerability These have been back ported to all of the other kernels the patches cause TLB flushes that causes stall cycles in the CPU This is reported as CPU utilization and that is misleading. I have a blog post about it and that is my talk


Hi everyone happy Sunday Joe Jaspy here coming at you with 2019 2020 upper deck the cup hockey six box pick your team number 16 a Very big. Thank you to all of these wonderful people here for getting their team straight up a lot of number block teams a lot of R&B random number block teams But so it's Arthur King who ended up with the sharks as last spot mojo Now big thanks to this group of people right here, too Who participated in the the number block featuring all of these teams right here a ton of teams? I appreciate the people who bought spots straight up and congrats again to the people who won their their spots in stature All right, so there's stash stature one winners and the stature two winners right there all the straight-up spots taken Thank you. Is it 18 teams a lot of teams It's a lot of teams Let's set that over there Hopefully it'll be a nice pile right there for everybody in a nice pile for the people Over here as well. Here is the cup hockey case There it is. I'm trusting that it's 1920 cup because that's what it says on the box Good luck. Yeah, we're gonna definitely actually we're always We're always sniffing around for some more cup cases And whenever they are available to us at not a crazy price We'll always get them Slide boxes over there My elbow wanted to hit the good. It's all right. All right. Here we go Cuphawk see what we got There's a bit of a process there to get these cards out carefully. All right Good luck ladies and gentlemen here we go We got mark stone for the Golden Knights now You're gonna have to let me I'm I don't know what The good players are not a couple of them I do but you're gonna have to help me out If we're pulling some nice things out of here Golden Knights, so that's Vegas Golden Knights, too That will be for Danny. We got Caden Fulcher 186 out of 149 for Detroit. There you go. That's one for the Red Wings Joel with that one this guy Hmm. Hmm. All right next is two out of five Philip Philippe Myers Nice quad relic and autograph the flyers picked up straight up by Ben Smith. There you go, Ben All aboard the Big Hit Express Then we've got this blue ink autograph Curtis Joseph. That looks pretty sharp right there Nice signature renditions For the Toronto Maple Leafs Now this is not numbered. Can you see it's not numbered I'm not missing a number, right? And everyone think everyone's saying that's awesome So this will be randomized to one per this will be randomized to someone in this group right over here because it's not numbered If there's a second one that'll be the second name down third one Next name down so on and so forth. There might be a few of those So that'll be for the name on top and then we've got We got cup sixes 11 out of 15 More Maple Leafs that goes to Toronto one and that'll be for William. There you go. That's pretty nice Certified as having been used in an official NHL game And down here is Adam Fox the Fox in the box Going to Danny and the Rangers. All right next box I'm gonna perform by Luke Weaver a baseball player All right, there's Anze Copetar Copey 145 out of 249 Kings five will be for Travis Jesper Boquist 139 out of 249 That's for New Jersey That's a number block team. So it'll go to number block nine That'll be for Danny And we've got Exquisite collection endorsement relics Tobias Bjornfoot 45 out of 50 That's for Travis and we got Steve Yizerman With the Hall of Fame Little patch right there There you go. I think the Yizerman was exactly Who Joel was looking for with the Detroit Red Wings. Congrats. There it is. I've heard of him There you go. Joel seed the patience has has paid off Joel He's been waiting for a while on this one Thanks everyone for your patience two out of ten Cup trios for the st. Louis blues And that'll be for Danny and st. Louis too You're welcome Certified you are welcome There's Ryan O'Reilly Colton and Perriaco and Jordan Bittington and back here is Alexander Texier 140 out of 249 Columbus blue jackets Blue jacket zero mic tower and the third box William's got some advanced stats for you seeing there's been eight cards for the random number block And only four for the straight up spots Somehow we need to get that into a percentage because only Well, no, I guess it's almost half and half, right Is it almost half and half half the teams are in there and half the teams are straight up? It's pretty close. I think I was gonna at first I was gonna say we need some sort of percentage, but maybe not there's Mike Madonna 193 out of 249 Dallas hopes up with that one. We got Rudolph's balsers 137 out of 249 for Ottawa Ottawa seven is going to be for alex signature materials Conor hell but 54 that's a nice patch there 54 out of 99 Winnipeg is a number block team Winnipeg for Russell Barney, there you go Russ We got Kale McCarr Wow Another signature rendition that's not numbered I know this guy this guy's pretty good So zeb was feeling a big car in this box. He was right All right. So this was the first card that was pulled. So that'll go the name on top This was the second card that was pulled. So that'll go the second name. What do we do the randomizer? We got Nikolai Procoracan 206 out of 249 King's six Will be for Daniel Daniel C with that and back here is a dual autograph dual honorables Carter Hart and Drake Batherton Batherson 10 out of 79 for the Flyers and Senators Flyers Ben Smith Senators Are a number block team my tower in on that randomizer. There you go. I don't know why Well, I don't know why they're connected On this card, but for some reason they are maybe some hockey fan can explain to me Next one. Oh, that's what they have in common the same jersey number. Oh 79 There's Mark Shifley 65 out of 249 going to Winnipeg Winnipeg five will be for Travis Bee man. What's going on? No, we're not I mean, I guess unless you have like graded Lucas and Zion's then hit us up with the uh Contact the support button and let us know and then maybe we'll see if we're interested 139 out of 249 New jersey that'll be for New Jersey nine. That'll be for Danny Tyler Bertuzzi for the Red Wings 40 out of 99 Detroit picked up straight up by Joel. Oh and a day with the Cup-Singer combos Yarmere Yager and Mario Lemieux I love the blue ink auto as well They're both penguins and they both go to Danny who bought the penguins straight up Yeah, look at those young faces right there. Yeah, it's a very sweet card That is awesome. We got Jake Wallman St. Louis blues ain't insignia 73 out of 75 Going to St. Louis three. That'll be for Matt Buckler. And we got Kapo Kako Your second overall pick in 2019 246 out of 249 Rangers Danny. All right two boxes to go There's still plenty of monsters to be pulled Still two boxes left Avery. No, that was our last one But I think if you contact our personal breaks channel I think they have some individual boxes available for personals You can ask them. I think Sean's about to go back live soon After his dinner break Instagram live at Jaspy's Breaks Next up we got Nikita Kutcher off 128 out of 249 Tampa Bay eight will go to Jay We got Rudolph's Balcers to 10 out of 249 Ottawa zero Going to Mike Tower. That's a nice looking pack. Max Jones For the Ducks. You can see a little bit of the Ducks gold right there 48 out of 49 Anaheim Joshua With the Ducks straight up We got Adam Boquist six out of 36 for Chicago Danny picking up the Blackhawk straight up and a Cup Trio's For Carolina, that'll be for a number block team. That's eight out of 10 Carolina eight is Jay Goins And 44 out of 50 Carter Hart two color patch and autograph Ben Smith got the flyers straight up And the final box. Good luck. Looks like the gang saying this. This is probably one of the better cases that we've seen Yeah, indeed seems like some really nice stuff Got a couple fun randomizers to do as well All right, we've Claude Giroux five out of 12 For Ben and the Flyers Alexander Volkov 80 out of 249 Tampa Bay zero is going to be for Mike Tower We got Quinn Hughes 33 out of 35 Vancouver Vancouver three is going to be for Matt No, I think Chad is lagging behind to buy about someone let Chad know he's lagging by about five minutes. He just saw that duel The Jaeger and Lemieux we got Sam Reinhardt brilliance gold ink autograph and that is for Buffalo The Buffalo Sabres and that's a number block team And that's not numbered So that's the third hit down first second third All right, we're just going in the order that they were pulled. All right last two Joel Farrabee three color quad relic 14 out of 15 for Ben and the Flyers Chad welcome welcome among he's now amongst the living. He's live And the last one is going to be a printing plate Uh, Demetro Timoshoff One of one Cyan printing plate for the maple leaves Toronto is a number block team that goes to Toronto one And that'll be for William L William All aboard the big head express All right now We're gonna do a little housekeeping here. We got to do some randomizing We're gonna make some people happy make some people sad That's what the randomizers do It's just the way it goes And I brought the exact correct number of top loaders you can see in the top camera. It's completely empty One of the odds of that All right So let's go to random.org. Let's get some new dice here There's some new dice We got a list right here. So this first one was the dual autograph between the flyers and Let's go Ottawa senators And then everyone in that number block group Has a shot Let's get a new list here at those three autographs So they're gonna go In the order that they were pulled. So when I finish the randomizer, right the name on top will get the Kurds Joseph All right, who everyone's freaking out about in the chat. He's pretty good apparently and then kael macar will be the second one I know this guy that guy's pretty good And there wasn't really any reaction for sam ryanhardt, but he'll be the third autograph down All right to the third person down on the randomizer All right, so let's flip back here one dice roll for for both lists Oh, come on 11 times randa. We're killing me here 11 times one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 And once more 11 I want it to be like three After 11 times there you go congrats to philadelphia ben smith Ottawa zero My tower my apologies But there you go All right, so that goes to ben smith and the flyer flyers I feel like at least got a lot of a lot of cars seemed like it was a nice break for them 11 times For the three non numbered autographs So it's gonna be the top three after 11. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 And good luck 11 then final time after 11 Jay daniel and matt I don't know if I called these names out too often But there you go after 11 times Jay you'll get the card on top the curtis joseph That was the first one non numbered one we pulled and the kale macar goes to daniel nice And matt buckler with the sam rinehardt The third a non numbered card that we pulled for that group and there you go ladies and gentlemen, what a break That was 2019 2020 upper deck the cup hockey six box pick your team number 16 Keep an eye out for more. Well, we're always going to try to try to get some more of that stuff So keep an eye on the next time you see it grab your teams as quickly as possible I'm joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye