If you hated every single one of these books, it is your right to be wrong. Well then you better not come and tell me that you like a song of ice and fire. And I cried like a baby. These are the good ones. Congratulations, I feel betrayed. Books that are worth the hype. This video might equally be called books that I have special editions of because of the books I'm going to show you, there's only two that are not special editions and of those two, one of them is a first edition, so it's basically a special edition. So yeah, this is part two of two. The first part was books that I felt are not worth the hype, but we're ending on a high note with books that I think are worth the hype as just like with the ones that are not worth the hype. This is my opinion. If you hated every single one of these books, it is your right to be wrong. Without further ado, these are the good ones. Let's start out with some obvious ones. So The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. I love The Name of the Wind. I have basically an entire shelf of books that are for the King Killer Chronicle, even though there's only like two and a half books published. I think that's excessive. Well, it's my life, you don't have to live it. Name of the Wind, I read long before I ever joined Booktube. I discovered it all on my own, just found it in a bookstore in a little corner, just a mass market paperback. I was like, hmm, this seems like something that I could read on my commute and missed my stop nearly every day that I was reading it on the bus. This book has remained one of my all-time favorites. Patrick Rothfuss's prose, chef's kiss, gorgeous, 10 out of 10, no notes. Just fantastic. Wise Men's Fear slight steps down, like in terms of the plot, but the prose still remains gorgeous. And I, you know, I'm not going to say I don't care that we don't have Booktube in The King Killer Chronicle, because obviously I would like more. But if all we ever get is The Name of the Wind on The Wise Men's Fear, I'm kind of fine with it, because The Name of the Wind is just so gorgeous that just rereading this for the rest of my life is pretty okay. Like better that than nothing. If my options were to never have The King Killer Chronicle or to only have it unfinished, like unfinished, I'll take it.  The main character is kind of a twat. That's kind of built into the narrative, like that's acknowledged in the narrative, so it doesn't really bother me. But if you really don't like the main character, well, he's the main character. It's not multi-pov, so you're going to be in trouble. It's not heavy on plot. It's mostly a character-driven, like, coming-of-age story as being told by the character themselves. And the world-building is very well done, but it's not, like, groundbreaking. It's a pretty traditional fantasy world, but he's, like, fleshed it out really, really well and made it feel very lifelike and thought out all the details of it very well. So it feels like a living, breathing world that you kind of, like, step into when you read his beautiful prose. But if you, again, you don't like flowery prose, if you don't like more poetical prose, you're crazy. But also, you probably won't like this because some people just literally don't like Patrick Rothes' prose, which is crazy to me. But again, it's your right. So if you haven't read The King Killer Chronicle, who cares? It's not finished yet. Whatever. You read it anyway. It's—I promise you it's fine. I promise. Next up, I have Red Rising by Pirates Brown. Now, I—until recently would have said, well, the Red Rising series is worth the hype, not necessarily Red Rising itself. And I kind of still say that. My opinion of the first book has improved because we're doing a read-along for in anticipation of the release of the new book this summer. So I did reread Red Rising recently, and I did like it a lot better this third time through. So I do feel more kindly towards it. I gave it five stars this time, but I do still think that it's the weakest entry in the series. And it's just kind of like a familiarity thing. I've read these books so many times that when I see these familiar characters, when they're just introduced, I already know them from the next book. So the fact that they're not that well fleshed out and you don't really get to know them that well in the first book, but I already know them. So it's like I'm just seeing familiar friends, so to speak, or at least familiar faces. And I kind of know what it is going in because I've read it before. So I can take it on its own terms. The first book, he like rage wrote it for himself at 23. Like he didn't even really mean it to be like a book that would be a bestseller. So he didn't really like properly start. I don't want to say he wasn't like properly writing Red Rising because that's like disingenuous and not true. But like in essence, it's true. And that's how it is oftentimes. Like you try so hard at something that you think is going to be successful or popular. No one wants it.  And then that's the thing that's like really popular or really well really well received. That's kind of what happened with Red Rising. So like obviously like it was edited and gone through and everything. So it's not like it went from like his bedroom diary to the publishers. Like obviously not. But like it kind of reads like a young man kind of working through his own issues in a fiction book. And the next books don't really feel that way so much. But he does mature with the series. And just because I mean he got older as he wrote it and his writing craft got better and better and better with every book. So I do think Red Rising like it's still a strong debut. And the series just improved so much over time and it's very clear how much Pierce Brown himself really wants to improve. Like he wants to stretch his wings and strive for more strive for better try to grow as a writer. Not just kind of rest on his laurels which is great to see. So I'm so excited for the new book to come out. And yeah Red Rising it's the bomb diggity. Like if you don't like the first one I feel you I didn't love it. Just just get through it and read Golden Sun.  But I didn't become a fan until I read Golden Sun. Stepping away from fantasy for a second actually for two seconds. I have The Secret History by Donna Tartte which is like the OG Dark Academia. And in my opinion basically almost no other book has actually been Dark Academia since then. They keep claiming to be. They keep trying to be. But it's like every retelling of Wuthering Heights that just doesn't understand Wuthering Heights because like Wuthering Heights is not supposed to be romantic. But people find that toxic story romantic. So then they write retellings of it that romanticize something that Emily Bronte was not romanticizing. Similarly people find the darkness of the academia this kind of like darkly romantic idea. So when people write their versions of this they're writing it because they like this and so they're romanticizing it which is not what Donna Tartte was trying to do. Which is why one of the many many reasons I think most Dark Academia books just are not good and certainly fail at being Dark Academia. So Donna Tartte did it first and Donna Tartte did it best. This is a book about people being selfish, people being self-absorbed, people being narrow-minded, people being bigoted, and people just following obsession to the no good place that obsession leads. And it's it's dark, it's interesting, it's pretentious, but the pretension is like is a feature and not a bug because the characters themselves are kind of like destroyed by their own pretension. So I think it's just an absolute masterpiece. Her prose is incredible. It's just velvety and rich and decadent to read. So I kind of get why people get like swept up in the kind of like romance of this Dark Academia story. But like guys, we're not supposed to aspire to this. That's not the point of this. But I do recommend reading it. Another not fantasy is The Seven Husbands of Evil and Hugo. I'm kind of regretting choosing all my special editions for this video because they were very shiny and it's kind of tricky to navigate that while filming. The Seven Husbands of Evil and Hugo I probably wouldn't have read if not for the hype. And usually when I pick up hyped books I'm like, it can't be all that great. And Nine Hems out of 10 I'm like, that was overhyped. Like it was fine, but like it wasn't that good. I don't think it was worth all that hype. Evelyn Hugo. I went in going like I would never really want to read that. It's a like historical fiction litfic book about an old Hollywood starlet. There's like zero percent interest for me in something like that just like based on the description. But everybody and their mother every genre reader was like Evelyn Hugo is amazing. Fantasy readers, litfig readers, mystery readers. Everybody was like Evelyn Hugo though. So I was like, all right, Evelyn Hugo though. Let's let's find out. So I read it and I cried like a baby. I was like, okay, you were right. You were all right. Evelyn Hugo is amazing. I think that Taylor Jenkins reads ability to like write this fictional story that feels so real and not just in like, you know, well written characters because they are very well written characters.  So the way that this feels like an authentic history where when I finished this book, I was like, now I want to go and rent all of these old Evelyn Hugo classic Hollywood films that were discussed here, those famous scenes with the famous dress or whatever. And like none of that's real. She didn't exist. Like it's inspired by a lot of real Hollywood actresses. Really real Hollywood films. But none of this existed but it feels like it did the way she writes it which is just so impressive to me. And then yeah, just the character story is really compelling. Like I said, I cried like a baby. Even if this is not your kind of thing, I didn't think it would be my kind of thing. Maybe it won't be your kind of thing. I cannot guarantee it. But I'm just saying it seems like this is like low key everybody's cup of tea. I don't know how, but it is. Back to fantasy and next time The Lies of La Clamora by Scott Lynch. So this is not a special edition but this is a first edition. So it's basically a special edition. The Lies of La Clamora was another like commute book that I read long before booktube. I think I read it before name of the wind or after. But like around the same time because I was just going to like the used bookstore and picking out mass market fantasy paperbacks based on their covers just to read on my commute. And there was a lot of hits and like these weren't like featured on shelves. I was just randomly picking them. So I'm just saying I had a sixth sense for classics. Modern classics. The Lies of La Clamora is it's so good. This series also I think improves as it goes. But I do love the first book. Like I was blown away to begin with. And I just think that his writing craft improves. The humor improves. The characterization improves. Everything does get better. Unlike Kinkular Chronicle the third book ends on a massive I'm not sure cliffhanger is the right word. I guess cliffhanger. It's more of like a massive bombshell like massively like world altering information is delivered to you at the end of that book.  And you're like wait wait. You can't just tell me that. And then just leave and then not read another book for years and years. So like yeah like that's not great. So you could just read Lies of La Clamora's standalone. It does work pretty well as a standalone if you're worried about being left hanging like that. But so this is a very sort of like Italian feeling world and it's about this sort of like heisty group. It's like Robin Hood meets Ocean's Eleven in Italy mixed with Oliver Twist. It's magical. It's immersive. It's lush. The city of Camor feels very Venetian. This like group of thieves that you follow. It's just such a like incredibly dynamic group with amazing humor and amazing character beats and just great chemistry. And we have these two timelines. So you see Little La Clamora which is a very kind of like Oliver Twist feeling storyline. The present day where there are adults and they're combining forces to pull off elaborate heists which are filled with tricks and double blinds.  And the story keeps throwing out twists and bombshells and reveals at you and it's quite a ride and it's an amazing ride and I highly, highly recommend it. Speaking of heists the book that constantly gets mentioned as a read-alike for Lies of La Clamora which I don't think it does either book any favors but I do think it's worth a hype is Six of Crows by Lee Barzy to go. This is Young Adult but it is quite mature for Young Adult. This likewise follows a band of thieves criminals as they pull together to pull off a heist but while heisting and the heist and the elaborateness of the heist is kind of like one of the major appeals of the Lies of La Clamora Six of Crows while there is at the heart of the story a fairly elaborate heist the book isn't really about that like the heist is like a reason to bring these characters together and to follow these characters and what's going on with them and their lives and their stories which is interesting and it is filled with twists and secrets and it's an engrossing plot. If you're coming to this book expecting like an extremely clever heist where the focus of the story is on the heist you'll probably be disappointed there is a heist but it's very it's much more character driven like that's the point of this book and I think that's done so so so so well Kaz Brecker is my favorite I love Kaz so much but I also love the other characters as well it's a great group dynamic it's just so well done so well done it's so worth the hype and even if you don't predominantly read YA if you if you're like I only read adult fantasy well first of all like get over yourself but second of all this is on the more mature side of YA so you know give it a go and if you're gonna tell me that oh I couldn't read Dix of Crows because I just couldn't take it seriously that these characters are supposed to be 17 years old like police well then you better not come and tell me that you like A Song of Ice and Fire because Jon Snow is 14 so don't before we move on from YA I have one more YA book to share with you which is also much more on the mature side and could easily be sold as adult fantasy in my opinion and that is Strange the Dreamer by Lainey Taylor now this special edition cover looks extremely different from the normal cover so just in case you don't recognize this and you don't know what I'm talking about the way it normally looks is like this but Strange the Dreamer it's a Lainey Taylor book so it's pretty much impossible to explain what it's about because to tell you what it's about or what the majority of the plot is about is to spoil something that happens quite early on in the story this is a big problem with Lainey Taylor books what I can tell you is that her writing is lush and evocative similar to Patrick Rothfuss the first time I read Strange the Dreamer when I read the first page it was the first time in my life since reading Name of the Wind that I was like oh this is like Rothfuss like I hadn't experienced that since finishing Name of the Wind and I was like okay the world again is like so evocatively described the characters in this book are very emotionally described it is quite character driven a somewhat important note about the kind of project of this book or this duology is that Lainey Taylor had written a trilogy before this the daughter of spoken bone trilogy which has a lot of like war and battle and a lot of violence and there's a lot of darkness in Strange the Dreamer it's actually not that light of read even though it's kind of I mean I kind of think of it as kind of fluffy and beautiful but it has actually at its core a lot of darkness and trauma but what I'm the point I'm getting at is that Lainey Taylor after writing a series it's very war centric wanted to write a series where war can't solve your problems violence can't solve your problems if that's not the answer if that cannot be the answer what do you do so this isn't going to be like battle centric this isn't going to be like that but it's very interesting the magic is very interesting it's so well done it's so such an emotional read and I cannot recommend it highly enough oh but I do have to mention that the first and second and as many times as I've ever read it there's something that she does at the end which uh is necessary for the story she eventually wanted to tell in the second book that made me feel betrayed as a reader and most people don't feel this way the only person that I know of that felt exactly the same way that I did is Hilary from Bookporten because I made her read this book and she was like how could she do this to me and I was like because I needed someone else to feel the way that I do at the end of this book betrayed and she was like well congratulations I feel betrayed so just a quick warning about that but it's still amazing and I think Hilary would second that next up is the only book that's not a special or first edition although I do or I will eventually have a special edition because I did recently order like a mega super duper special edition of it but I won't have that for some time and there is a tragic lack in this department you can't even get hard covers and that is the fifth season by N.K. Jemisin and the entire broken earth trilogy but the fifth season of the three I think is like the whole thing as a project the entire trilogy is a masterpiece but the fifth season would I would say is my favorite of the three this is not for the faint of heart it's an extremely harrowing story I guess it's sigh fantasy it's unclear exactly where and when this is taking place it seems kind of like a futuristic earth but again it's very unclear where and when this is taking place and it definitely has things in it that would be very difficult to explain as like sci-fi it definitely feels more like magic but it's hard to pin that down so this is a let's say a far future earth or it gives that feeling and the the very earth itself has kind of become the enemy the earth itself is pretty unhospitable to life to human life in particular and so we follow three characters as they navigate this world in very sort of different parts of the world different parts of society different parts of the kind of like social infrastructure so you get eyes on kind of different ways human beings have reorganized themselves in order to respond to the world being the way that it is and it's so insanely well done first of all the inventiveness of the world building in the story is amazing but also the way that the culture and the people have responded to this is so authentically done I often refer to it as being quite anthropologically done this imagining of how humans would respond to not just the physical environmental threats but how they would also turn on each other in such circumstances and how they would harm each other in those circumstances but also how they would band together in those circumstances how society would change how culture would change how social and cultural norms would change how social strata would change how all of this would kind of like reform itself in response to the environment because if we're going to talk about anthropology culture is as much a product of the environment that it is placed in as it is of like the minds of the people it is often formed around biological and an environmental necessity that then becomes a part of cultural practice as a response to that so the way that she has invented this world and the people's response to it I've never read anything like it before in my life it is incredible I am still gobsmacked about this book next up I have The Assassin's Apprentice or just Assassin's Apprentice I hate when people add that to titles that doesn't have the and I did it now myself by Robin Hobb The Farsier Trilogy is I have not yet finished Fits in the Fool I'm like more than halfway through the last book and Fits in the Fool and then I'll be done with all of The Realm of the Elderlings and I think I will still maintain that The Farsier Trilogy the original trilogy is my favorite in The Realm of the Elderlings which is not to say that the other books are not good they are but if I have to choose a favorite I think it's still the original first trilogy The Farsier Trilogy and the first installment is good but it's not what sort of like blows me away so a little bit like Red Rising a little bit like Lives of Black Lamora the first book is probably the weakest installment certainly in that trilogy and it is a weaker installment in The Realm of the Elderlings though I still love it to bits and it is very cozy and engrossing and heartfelt and heartbreaking but I do think that the second and third books in The Farsier Trilogy are what kind of like shoot it to the moon as like chef's kiss 10 out of 10 it feels like a very cozy familiar fantasy world whereas it's kind of like with Rothfuss where it's not that this world is like so crazy new fangled and ground breaking in its invention it's a very traditional feeling world it's very cozy and familiar feeling it's just that it's so well done it's so like authentically realized it feels like a living breathing world there's a lot of little details about it's not just like oh we've got Castle we've got knights we've got King whatever don't need to be more specific than that she has thought through everything about this like fantasy culture so even though it feels familiar it's so thorough in its execution that it feels like this authentic real place that you could visit and has its own history and lore and people and culture and then the characters in it are so well written heartbreakingly so most of the time she does love the torch of her characters so FYI there is also Animal Cruelty which is extremely hard to read I'm not gonna lie it's one of the main reasons the series is so heartbreaking to read so FYI on that as well but it's so well done so so well done Robin Hobb next to Jabra Kambi and George RR Martin is like one of the absolute best in terms of world building and character building and like doing both at the same time so yeah I highly recommend second to last I've got The Greenbone Saga by Fondly now I have not yet read Jade Legacy don't at me about this I'm gonna read it I am because I love Jade City and I loved Jade War it is 1,000% worth of hype I was so nervous to read Jade City because a little bit like Evelyn Hugo like I went into this having heard the hype this wasn't like Name of the Wind where I just like randomly found it no pressure, no expectations and was wowed everyone on the fantasy bookish internet was losing their minds over The Greenbone Saga so when I finally picked up Jade City I was like God I hope I like this because I'm so tired of having the hot take that whatever it is that everyone loves I hate so when I started reading Jade City and was like oh I'm into this I am very into this I was simultaneously excited just to have a book that I'm enjoying and also relieved to not be hating it so this is again very different from what we normally get in fantasy in some respects this is more like urban fantasy and yet it's urban fantasy as written by like a high fantasy author so urban fantasy like I don't really like I never read it but I really love this and it's not just that oh this is urban fantasy done well it's not written like urban fantasy this feels like the way that like high fantasy is written usually but we've placed it in a modern setting so if Patrick Rothes had written Name of the Wind but had like made his world have like a more modern idea of technology and society which like is an option and that's not really I don't think the approach when people write urban fantasy urban fantasy is like let's take our actual real world and add some magic to it versus being like well in theory if all these fantasy worlds are like oh this is like medieval Europe this is like the renaissance like in theory if we kept telling stories in those worlds that if progress is made in technology etc that eventually they might come to look like something more like our modern world and still be this entirely fantasy world so that's kind of what Greenbone feels like so that's why I don't really feel like it's like urban fantasy and it doesn't have the tropes and trappings and like narrative expectations that anyone who reads urban fantasy would go in expecting so it doesn't really belong with urban fantasy even though it's I guess urban fantasy so anyway this feels like Piki Blinders in magical modern-ish Asia-ish so we've got these sort of like Yakuza-esque inspired clans that are very mafia in vibe although they are sanctioned by the government the magic system is based on jade stone being used by people who have a sensitivity to it to increase their power and strength etc and the way that she's built this world and all of the beliefs and practices and traditions surrounding the use of jade and the way these clans work and the really messy gray world she's painted where like the people you're rooting for you're like I don't know that I should be rooting for this because like they are pretty violent and I don't know that this is the best way to organize your society but they are our main characters so I guess I'm rooting for it and then there's introduction of of drug abuse and things like that that is again invented for the world and it doesn't feel like just a lazy analog of something in our real world while still being very like you recognize some of the issues that we have in our real world but it doesn't just feel like what's the word for a story that's just telling a different story in a mask oh my gosh there's a word for it that's what Narnia is allegory it's not an allegory but it's just so complex and it gets even more complex in Jade War the characters themselves are well written even if they're difficult to read about or difficult to root for I love this to bits so much it's so good it was 100% worth the hype and I do want to reach a legacy but also when I reach a legacy then it'll be over although I do have the jades that are jam lit as well but then it'll be over I'm not ready for it to be over so I'll get there I'll get there and never fear last but certainly not least is the blade itself for the entirety of the first law by Joe Abercrombie I don't know how much I really need to say because if you're here and you're at my channel then you probably already know that we stan first law on this channel it is like my entire personality when I have completed every collection that I'm in the process of collecting for first law so like these this is the broken binding edition broken binding is doing more books so like when I have all of those and every other like series of editions that I'm like getting all of the editions for once I have all of those I think I legitimately will have enough first law books to fill an entire bookcase with just first law books which isn't why it's worth the hype but I'm just saying so yeah I love love love love love the first law I didn't love the first time I read it though the first time I read the blade itself I had no idea that it was grimdark I didn't really even know that grimdark fantasy existed I was a lot lot younger I picked it up expecting you know a hero and a quest and some wizards and whatnot and I got sand and glock to and I was like what this is the protagonist what why would anyone want to read this what would anyone want to be reading about this who's rooting for this I did some growing and some changing and some some darkening and I returned to the world of the first law and was like oh okay I get it now this is my cup of tea so if you're not one for violence if you're not one for gallows humor if you're not one for lots of politics and intrigue and a very character driven story that's not that focused on like a quick plot where like lots is happening or lots and lots of magic and world building it's pretty stripped down in that sense but it's very political and very complex from a character perspective again very dark most of the characters are pretty like terrible people in one way or another it's incredible the variety of terrible this on offer but it has excellent wit and humor again mostly gallows humor which is my favorite kind of humor so these are my comfort reads sand and glock to is my comfort character so I love these books they feel cozy to me to return to over and over and over again even though it's admittedly dark and violent and gritty and I guess unpleasant but I never feel that depressed by it I've read grim dark that's depressing I never find first law depressing it's just darkly hilarious and at times tragic and at times emotional but I mostly am grinning from ear to ear when I read first law maybe that says more about me than it does about anything else if any of that sounds great to you then what are you doing? read first law those are all the books well I shouldn't say all the books there are certainly other books that have been hyped that I have also enjoyed that are not here today on this list for whatever reason so it is not an exhaustive list but it is um a pretty good list I think let me know 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The House of Representatives has advocated for the payment of living wages to Nigerian workers at the rate that would be commensurate with current economic realities across the world. In its resolution following a motion sponsored by the minority leader of the House, Kingsley China, and 37 other members, the House resolved to transit its resolution to the Senate for concurrence. The federal government recently set up a tripartite committee made up of persons drawn from the executive, organized labour, state government, and the organized private sector to negotiate with the minimum wage. Moving the motion on behalf of the sponsors, Deputy Minority Leader of the House, Ali Usani Madaki, said the rising rate of inflation in the country has made it difficult for average Nigerians to afford basic needs such as food, water, housing, education, health care, transportation, and clothing. He explained that the rising inflationary rate in the country has also hurt the cost of living, with the cost of food, accommodation, education, and transportation skyrocketing. The federal government offered failure tips to cushion its effect. However, the ameliorative effect of these measures has been overtaken by the continued rise in the cost of goods and services. Father aware that the minimum wage in Nigeria was increased by the pressure recently, but the purchasing power is low owing to the continued rise in the cost of living in the country and the fall of the Naira. Again aware that trade economics in 2018 reported the living wage of an individual Nigerian as a Nigerian family to be 43,200 per month and 137,600 Naira per month respectively. This is a pre-subsidy removal report. Father aware that presently no laborer can live in Nigeria with a wage of less than 100,000 Naira. Father aware that according to the World Bank report, low purchasing power in the country occasioned by a high inflationary rate has led to an increase in poverty across the country. The House directed its relevant communities of labor and employment, finance and national planning to work out modalities for the payment of living wages to Nigerian workers at rates that match economic realities. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2020 tops triple threads baseball hobby nine box intercase break pick your team number eight second half of a master case pick your teams nine and 10 in the store now last master case we have so get it started guys but here is our case you'll see random or pick your team number eight written on top and last spot mojo Boston Baltimore Orioles and Ryan Casey it's true Brad I mean it's a classic moment in history I was just trying to conjure up a Calvary Junior this is different the ones I did yesterday where they they were stacked three and three Joe did you notice that the boxes in the case this time yesterday's cases I did were three three three they were all laying sideways yesterday's boxes like in the intercases yeah they were stacked which on top of each other so like this one two three one two three one two three that's interesting was the other intercase I didn't notice it like that but when I pulled out the first intercase it did feel different was it like this I think it was like that yeah oh because when I flipped it over I was just all all day yesterday because I flipped them and it was like three three three and I would just take from the top yeah now dump them out because I think when I dumped them out like this because usually I arrange it like that yeah but I have to do it by hand because they're stacked the way you said it they were stacked so then I was just like oh that feels weird but I don't know oh what's going on yeah so I don't know that was a satisfying noise like that oh something special is gonna happen guys I can feel it I what I did like three or four of these last night and they were all the same so did we out of that first half well let's double it up Tyler I think I feel like this is like a science project now if you find a case like that Bible that's what they said they said they hit three one-on-ones yeah the whole master is very few times do I I'm sure it's happened a lot but not often enough for me to notice where one's really good and then one's bad you know if one's decent the other side one's great the other side one sucks the other side you know I mean it's hard to get better than a one-of-one Roberto Clemente cut auto and game use bat relic but doesn't mean we're gonna keep trying that was stupid last night oh there was people and they were just like whoa there was like 40 people no it was Matt Gomes yeah he King D had a ridiculous break to he won that mystery player yeah he won the mystery player redemption and he had multiple like a triple a triple auto relic plus a bunch other stuff he was on fire last night what's up Chris how are you as much as the Astros couldn't hit during the regular season apparently could hit in our breaks how about that King they did postseason he had a Kyle Tucker patch auto earlier one of one too yeah King you had been so proud there was some there was some kid in the chat last night that was sitting here he's like Astros World Series champion best team in the world I was like what how can you be the best team in the world if you barely got into the playoffs or second in your division weren't the reigning World Series champions I was like that's not a lot of things to add to a resume for best team of the world I thought you paid him to come into our chat see it's the same of me I think the Charter is the greatest team in the world we suck the angels next year's our year and it won't be right just start randomly inserting it I mean we could do one shipment with it with this stuff next time it's gonna go out on like Monday or Tuesday well could we say the same thing about the Dodgers and Bellinger and Kershaw and everybody else Pat I mean could you say that about the Yankees and Aaron Judge Glaver Torres dancing first time here how are you Arsenal welcome yeah oh dude that got a box from us select hybrid UEFA send me a picture hit a one-of-one field level Eden Hazard wow I was like okay cool how'd it go Pat do they have a ring to show for it did they have his championships did they have a banner so getting their counts now it's up Oliver good luck everybody Strasburg to 299 for the Nationals and Daniel Jackie Robinson to 25 for the Dodgers and Chris Pishka you're done rookie Astros Doran Mike trout for the angels and Justin boba shit it's a very nice box for the Blue Jays Richard for us relic Xander Bogart 23 out of 27 that's supposed to be 50 doubles 30 home runs for the Red Sox Chris Walker and Wilson Contreras 84 out of 99 Jersey and Otto going to the Cubs and Tyler no you're good Oliver you're good somebody said the magic words angels are wasting droughts career his best years I was like what are you talking about he had the options to go to any other team he chose to stay here like I mean we can say that but he chose and guess what only one team every year wins the World Series so far Dodgers haven't done it Yankees haven't done it all these other teams haven't done it Don Mattingly to 299 for the Yankees going to Dennis Moore Jacob DeGrom the 99 for the Mets John Gotti Brendan McKay for the Rays and David Chan Chris Bryant relic 3 out of 36 for the Cubs Tyler Brenner and triple auto relic you can stick around for Mike trout Hank Aaron wow junior 8 out of 9 Wow that's pretty nice oh talking about my trout Jesus I might have take picture that yeah that's disgusting guess what that's gonna be a randomizer Atlanta Braves Matt Medlin Los Angeles Angels Justin Barnard and Ken Griffey Jr Seattle Mariners TJ Poyer no that's one one two sad people one really happy person I don't I don't want to do it oh god Tyler I don't know man I'm sorry there is a happy person two sad people that's the way I'm glad we pulled the car holy this is a really hot case I told I there was something about these boxes that was only box one half was great I knew the second half would be pretty solid Bryce Harper to 275 for the Phillies Matt I'll see a good randomizer oh man Bryce Harper to 299 for the Phillies Matt Gomes Nico Horner rookie for the Cubs Tyler Brenner brewers Brad Braves not brewers Braves Atlanta Braves he's not Pat that's why I said he's with it's Braves Matt Medlin Andrew McCutcheon 2 out of 27 Mr. Extra bass hits go to the Phillies Matt Gomes and one of my favorite Nick Sanzel 62 out of 9 Jersey and Relic for the Cincinnati Reds Brady Thurston that's true learn it would be easier yeah I was like wait who mentioned the brewers I was like I was like when did the brewers come into conversation it's all good it's all good Brad I was like I was like wait I didn't I was like wait did I say Matt Medlin because he had the brewers I was like no I'm pretty sure I said Braves Matt Medlin has the Braves yeah trust me it hurts me too I don't really want to I don't want to have to do that to two people I want all you get the two I want three people that are in the break close your eyes plug your ears come back in later on and I'll let you know what happened Ernie Banks to 99 for the Cubs Tyler Brenner Don Mattingly to 275 for the Yankees Dennis Moore oh there was a redemption Rex told me I had to I had some big shoes to fill today so I think I'm off to a good start one of the CUNY Jr. 1 out of 18 Relic going to the Braves Matt Medlin and he guesses on the redemption yeah right Tyler could be a mystery card I did one last night you did Kingie was it ten different people ten different teams Chase Chase young Pat come on Willie McCovey Tony Gwynn means we've seen one of him a Robert Ruby Chris is saying that'd be pretty cool Tyler's saying mystery Rex is saying means again apparently he really wants it to be John means you're due to receive base rookie and future phenom autograph relic of first that lines the team to Jay John means Rex wins for the Baltimore Orioles Ryan case and last-fought Mojo show them what they've won Johnny Jackie Robinson the 275 for the Dodgers Chris Pishka Jackie Robinson the 299 for the Dodgers and Chris Pishka relic for the twins Jose Berrios ringing up the case 34 out of 36 for Matt Gomes and the twins and Keston here at Jersey and Relic 40 out of 95 going to the Brewers Gary Goldberg you know Rex how about this if all three people that are in on that card in the chat agree that you can have it why not why not Rex we'll still have to do the randomizer but if they agree to send it to you and they individually all send us emails we can do that for you Rex you just got to make it happen George Springer to 99 for the Astros and Doran Rafael Devers to 275 for the Red Sox and Chris Jesus Lizardo 27 out of 36 for the A's and John and triple relic auto another Pudge Rodriguez this one's for John Gotti backstop bests and that's numbered five out of nine very low numbered there Congrats John Whitmaryfield the 75 for the Royals Tanner Matt Chapman to 199 for the A's and John Masahiro Tanaka spelling out Tanaka not very straightforward on that one I guess four out of 18 going to the Yankees and Dennis and Jersey and Otto 43 out of 75 Kyle Tucker going to Doran not the one of one that he hit earlier but I'm sure he'll take it course King now we'll never know how the Dodgers end up losing this game Buffalo Whitmaryfield to 299 for the Royals Tanner Keston here at a 25 for the Brewers and Gary Tyler's looking for a Niko like my I like me some Niko big fan of Niko Austin Riley one out of 27 relic for the Bravos Matt Medlin for the Atlanta Braves triple relic auto John Smoltz David Justice and Fred McGriff 15 out of 27 Matt Medlin and the Bravos Congrats told you there's something special Piazza the 275 for the Mets John Gotti Verlander to 299 for the Astros and Doran you own Moncada 2 out of 18 little bit of pinstripe there for the White Sox and Chris triple relic auto Ramon Loriano 58 out of 99 for the A's John of course Logan of course JD Martinez 299 for the Red Sox and Chris Josh Donaldson the 99 for the Twins and Matt Gavin Lux rookie going to the Dodgers and Chris it's just relics I thought it was another one and it had Luis Robert Eloy Jimenez and Frank Thomas out of 18 going to the White Sox and Chris Piszka got a little got the Vapors there for a second guys and Jersey and relic 250 Carter Keeboom and the Nationals Daniel Gonzalez Chris so did mine I saw three names on the back of them and one of them Luis Robert and Frank Thomas and I went oh god I was passed out from cut myself off from that oxygen you'll have to Chris you'll have to listen to that or watch that this video on replay just because legitimately I was I was reacting as if we just hit that hey we got four boxes left hell of a first five though right oh yeah don't if you didn't do it or don't definitely don't watch definitely don't watch but I can't I can't fault the person that snuck in and got it under you because let's be honest the Astros have been hitting like crazy in every single case we've done so I mean you've done really well and you got that mystery redemption to add into it to plus all the rest of the stuff that you've gotten I corrected it yesterday there was on one of the triple relics that I pulled I think it was a triple relic auto for King I went to I looked at the back and it was a I said game used rubber made on it and he was like haha it's husky wrong it's like okay you take that back arsenal you take those you take those words back you don't put that met that that nonsense out in the world we did get a little sneak peek there's a redemption in this stack right there anybody want to get their early guesses in if one guy's regular cards are all redemptions would it also make sense that his triple auto triple auto triple relic cards with two other players would also be redemptions Chris Piszka is there a chance when we say Pat wouldn't Tony tell me when I know I know he's a redemption Chris but what I'm saying is if he's a redemption and he's on a triple auto triple relic wouldn't that also be a redemption right or is he not on any is there not a cubs triple auto triple relic 2021 arsenal I'm okay with that well definitely not this year I agree nice king I think we're I think we have a set date maybe not sure if they've announced it online or not hey Tony I was so excited for a minute there that little pinhole doing on the side of that card not very fun I just saw the front of it it's only a relic but still Brooks Robinson to 299 going to the Orioles Ryan case and last one mojo Christian yellow to 50 for the Brewers Gary Goldberg the relic Jack Flaherty to 36 for the cards and Patrick Cologne and triple relic rookie auto 42 out of 99 Mike King for the Yankees and Dennis Moore okay Verlander to 75 going to the Astros and Dorn Mookie Betts to 199 for the Dodgers and Chris Trey Turner no bad pitches 7 out of 18 going to the Nationals and Daniel and Kevin Bijio Jersey and relic to 75 for the Blue Jays and Rich Frax Seaver to 199 going to the Mets John JD Martinez to 275 for the Red Sox and Chris oh look at this one 17 out of 18 the plate relics Matt Chapman Matt Olson and Chris Davis for the A's and John Gotti and Jersey and relic sorry Jersey and auto Carter Key boom to 75 Washington Nationals Daniel Gonzalez Trevor Story to 275 going to the Rockies and Sylvio Honest Wagner to 299 for the Pirates and Logan Lorenzo Kane 6 out of 27 going to the Brew Crew and Gary and Trevor Bauer hitless innings 13 out of 18 the Cincinnati Reds and Brady Thurston so this next stack is the redemption stack guys so let's get that out of the way Maze to 199 for the Giants and Reza Thomas to 275 going to the Sox and Chris Clayton Kershaw 2 out of 9 Jersey going to the Dodgers and Chris we're getting a base rookies and future phenom autograph relic card amethyst anybody have any idea what amethyst is numbered out of amethyst parallel oh it's a good one it's not the rookie Eloy Jimenez Chicago White Sox Chris Pishka I know he was looking for the rookie from that team but amethyst is 75 well there you go Chris Will Clark to 99 for the Giants and Reza Strasburg to 275 for the Nationals and Daniel Aquino rookie going to the Reds and Brady Rare Strike Threes Buster Posey 18 out of 36 going to the Giants and Reza and Mike Brousseau rookie Otto 19 out of 25 for the Reyes and David Jordan Orange to 199 Astros Doran Honest Wagner to 275 for the Pirates and Logan Relic James Tylen to three of 27 going to the Pirates and Logan and how about a one of three Max Munsey look at the color on that guys max power for the Dodgers and Chris Pishka very nice dude congratulations and our last half or last inner Manny Machado to 275 for the Padres Logan Manny Machado to 299 for the Padres and Logan Triple Relic for the Yankees Glaver Judge and Stanton 27 out of 36 going to Dennis and Jersey and Otto Blake Snell 5 out of 25 for the Reyes and David well guys that's the break nothing else to do right nothing else to do no one person to make very very very happy and two people to make not nothing else to see here guys that's it that's it nothing to see here guys nothing to see here oh this is gonna hurt you know what prim I was I was I was waiting for somebody to show up I was waiting for somebody to show up and from tops and tell me oh this hurts okay let's do it you know about the affair we all know how this works all three teams from the from the card the braves the mariners and the angels dice roll name the team on top after three and a four seven times one two three four five six and before I click this for the seventh final time congratulations to whatever team gets this I am so sorry to the other teams that don't but I hope you don't hate me too much seventh and final time congratulations to Atlanta Braves and Matt Medlin you just got yourself this triple relic triple Otto Hank Aaron Ken Griffey Jr and Mike trout guys that was 2020 tops triple threads baseball hobby nine box intercase break pick your team number eight I'm Sean jaspyscasebreaks.com we'll see you next time


Hey what's up folks, welcome back to another layer by layer in today's tutorial We're gonna take a look at how to make some neon signs with Neopixel LED strips So let's check out this week's project So if you head on over to the learn system for made of fruit You'll see our latest guide here is how to make these neon signs using these flexible neon like neopixel strips They're really nice to work with they have a very beautiful look and We created a couple of different signs for for the Halloween season. We made a ghost with some glasses a Wolf with with a moon in the background and a little green reaper holding a scythe So I just wanted to show you folks how I went about making and designing these in fusion 360 There's some design considerations that I think folks might benefit from so let's just kind of take a look First of all, I want to show you folks some of the things to consider when making your signs so the point of this one was to kind of make two separate LED strips that have individual animations and One of the things I found is it's very difficult to get the The Neopixel strip to fit into very tight corners So having really big corners and having really curvy shapes works kind of the best So that's one thing here another thing here is to have a integrated hook or a loop rather for a hook So you can hang it so that's one of the things to and also kind of combining adding these little kind of support structures to the individual elements here So that's the ghost one. Let's take a look at the wolf one For the wolf one. I added an extra support here around the nose area and connecting the the wolf to You know the moon and then on the bottom here You see I just have a straight line with some fillets here that connect these two elements there So kind of two different things If this piece here wasn't there you'd have a very kind of unsupported thing and it can flop around when you're moving it the Grim Reaper I actually if I were to print this again I would add a Support beam to this corner because this becomes a little bit floppy because there's only one piece here that connects Kind of the skull to the rest of the sign and this one's a little bit different. I had to add an extra kind of element here to create a Good spot for the hook and Then the last one here. I have I didn't actually print this one yet But just kind of to take a look at it. It's a pair of lips with these kind of vampire teeth If I were to print this out I would connect these two areas here and Oh, it looks like fusion doesn't let me select faces right now. There you go That ever happens just switch between tabs and then you can start selecting things again It's one of those ink. It's one of those bugs infusion. That's remained for several versions But if you're aware of it now, you know how to fix it Let's see another thing I like to do is to add fillets to these otherwise sharp edges here those aren't built into the Into the sketch. They're just kind of filleted after the extrusions are done and That's just kind of a quick look at those three shapes so now I'm going to make one kind of from scratch so I'll start with a new design and What I'm going to do is I like to create a sketch a reference sketch I'm going to start off on you know the floor plane because I'm going to be looking down on it and What I'll do is I'll make a giant rectangle just using the two-point rectangle. I'm going to make this You know, I'm thinking about my printer. It's 300 by 300 millimeters on the X and the Y I'm going to reduce that down to 280 because I want some extra room to work with Just in case something goes wrong So I tend to do that a lot. So 280 by 280 hit okay, and I kind of want to work with this In the center of our origin here And the best way for me to do that is to create two construction lines with some midpoint constraints So I'll roll over this edge here wait for that midpoint icon to show up click there and then I'll just kind of Create another line making sure it's got a perpendicular constraint And I'll just hit escape to end that there and then I'll bring up my sketch model toolbox And then I'll create a midpoint constraint from this point to this line over here And then I'll use the coincident and then I'll make this point go in the center of our origin And that's kind of it. I'll hit escape and then select these two lines make them construction lines with the hotkey X on my keyboard and then that's our reference point. I'll hit finish sketch because we're done with that So now we have a nice reference Sketch that will allow us to kind of stay within the bounds of our 3d printer bed Next up. I'm going to import an image using the canvas so under insert There's a little canvas thing or you can use your sketch model toolbox and just say can this I like doing that So I'll click on that There's a little option here insert from my computer. I'll click on that navigate to the thing you want I got this I found this image on iconfinder.com and I'm going to use that as a reference and I'm going to kind of draw this out And make that sign. So let's bring that in hit open. It's going to ask you where do you want this to be? I'll select the sketch. Why not it kind of auto Filled it in which is kind of nice, but you have these tools here These little handles to kind of scale it up or down if you'd like rotated it as well I Think that's pretty good. Maybe just make it tiny bit bigger That's too big I think the more you zoom in the more kind of Sensitive you can get it to be That's a little bit too small You could always change it after as well. So I hit okay. All right, so that's my reference image So my idea here is to kind of make two into two separate Elements for the for the neon sign and I'll join them together With with some extrudes and some some sketches But the the main technique that I use is I use a single line I'll draw out the single line as if it were the LED strip itself and Then I extruded out using the thin extrude. So let's kind of make a new sketch On the floor plane and I'll start off with like kind of this area here and then work my way out So with them I'm going to use the spline tool And it's got very very curvy, you know elements to it so I'll start off here with some points here and I'm just kind of gonna Click around into these points where I think it makes sense to add and Maybe here here and then I'll end it off here and then I'll hit the The checkbox or the check icon To finish it and then you'll notice that the the green Handles are present and we can move those manipulate those and They're Sometimes, you know less is more and I just want to show folks like if you start kind of moving these around I like to make these a little bit smaller because they tend to kind of be really really big and one of the things About this the spline tool and the splines themselves is they can be rather difficult to work with I've done a few tutorials before and It's always a bit of a challenge to Manipulate these and get the right shape that you want because as you move these around it's affecting all of the other Handles and points So keep that in mind as you're kind of making these so all I'm doing is just making these these these very large Handles just a little bit smaller because they feel like they're just too big and One thing you'll notice that as I make them smaller you're getting a lot of detail and The shape is becoming a little bit in my opinion a little bit jarring doesn't kind of quite look curvy like I want So now that I have this kind of shape I'm going to start deleting some of these Points because I think that's just too many. So for example the tummy here. I don't think I need two points I'm just gonna delete that once it's selected and then just move the next one over and then just kind of Bring that out. I'll do that with this foot as well Let me delete this piece of it and then kind of smooth this out bring this down And then kind of flare this out Maybe manipulate this one as well Let's do that here, too. And this is all you know, how you want your shape to be this is just kind of how I want it But in in my experience I think less is more when it comes to the spline tool and then I'll do in here as well Let's delete this one bring this one out. Make that a little bit bigger This could be About the same Let's bring this out. I think this should be very large like that all right, and That's very much more curvy. Let's bring this out a little bit more There you go. Move it around. Cool. I Think I'm happy with that You can spend a lot of time on this and I'm not gonna rush through it Which is kind of quickly kind of get it. All right, so I got that element I like to separate my elements in different sketches because I think it can get a little bit unjarring so I'll leave that sketch there and Let's turn off both of the rather just turn off the sketch number two because that was our kind of tail and our legs And then I'll make this shape here. So I'll make a new sketch in the same plane And then I'll start off I want to start off like kind of here here here here and then kind of create this unified thing here With all this is together. So I'll use The regular line tool I think the regular line tool works out well because just for the shape you see the pretty straight edges So start off something like right here Right here and then instead of like kind of creating the curve I'll just kind of make a straight edge there and then just kind of finish this out Like that like that like that and Then I'll stop right here and hit escape because I want to do a little trick here You can create we're using the line tool you can create an arc by clicking and holding so I'll click and With the mouse button I'll click and hold don't release the mouse button and as you move you'll start seeing that I'm making an arc now and Then I'll leave that arc and drop it here on that next point And then you can see that I automatically get a tangent constraint So that means these edges will these two rather will always be tangent But I want these two to be tangent as well So with those selected, I'll just type in tangent in my sketch shortcuts and there's your tangent Huh It doesn't do what I wanted it to in this case. So let me undo that and Delete this Maybe bring this over and then I'll start trying to do that curve again Like that there you go. And now I think what I can do is I can say this and this or tangent and That looks a lot better in my opinion. There you go Cool, so now you have that I'll probably bring this out a little bit This up a little bit I'm gonna do the same thing here Let's just delete that line because it's just kind of weird with it And then I'll again click and hold to create that arc And I'll drop it right there and then select these two lines and then add a tangent to smooth it out And there you go. It looks a little bit better And maybe bring this out a little bit again. You can spend as much time as you want Massaging these lines to make him how you want next up I'm gonna use the line tool again and using that same trick. I'm gonna do a giant arc here. So Like this and I'll stop it right about there and then hit escape cool next I'll bring out the You know the the spine tool again, and then I'll connect from here And I'm just make a two-point right there and then I'll just stop it like that Now I kind of want this these two to be tangent. So select these two lines Tangent there you go, and then Maybe I'll manipulate this here a little bit this this curve here just a little bit And I'm kind of happy with that. Maybe I can move Smooth that out a little bit. Yeah, I think that's okay. Maybe bring this down a bit there you go and I think See if I can I think that's okay All right, I'll hit finish sketch and then I'll bring out those two there And again, you can spend as much time massaging them, but I think less is more with these spline tools I'm gonna avoid doing the the two eyes. I just want the out, you know, the silhouette of the body and the head So at this point, we're gonna use the thin extrude I'm gonna hide or canvas just so I can see just what I want. I'll also hide the reference thing so I got these two lines and Right this point you can double click or just click on one if you have a consistent, you know a consistent line here And if you look at the bottom, it says the length the total length is 629 and millimeters and the LED strip is one million a hundred millimeters basic One M2 mm. It's a thousand millimeters So that's about half a little bit under half a little bit more than half of the strip And then this one I double-click because I have some lines here And that one's 500 so you're gonna need maybe two strips So it's it's important to know the length of your of your shapes so that you know how much strips you're gonna need So that's a little useful tip there Let me bring out the extrude. I use the hotkey e on my keyboard And I'm gonna switch the type from extrude to thin extrude and I'll select one of these one of these lines Select this one and what else you hear for the distance is make it 12 millimeters That's how tall I want it to be and then for the wall thickness. I found the thickness from for my Use works out really well with 9.6 And then I'll change the wall location to the center so it's in the center of that line So you can see here like that and then I'll hit okay Next up, I'll do the same thing extrude Click thin is extrude and then select that line And then what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna use from start. I'm gonna do an offset and This is gonna be 1.2 millimeters. You can make it thicker if you'd like And then for the distance I'll also put 12 You can see it's already starting to cut through So this is the channel. We're creating the channel for our led strip to press fit into So the wall thickness for that is going to be 6.4 and Then the wall location again will use center and That way we're left with just it just enough thickness walls here for For just perimeters one or three printing it so hit okay And you'll see here that the thickness of our wall is 1.6 millimeters So 1.6 divided by 0.4 millimeters. That's four Perimeters thick and that's really good. That means it's just pure perimeters when you're printing it So no infill needed. It's just gonna be really nice and just perimeters. So it'll be nice and rigid So we got that element done and let's go ahead and do that same process for our cat head So again e for extrude change it to thin extrude select our line the the distance or the height is a 12 and then Our wall thickness is 9.6 and then our wall location is center And hit okay. All right, we'll do it again Then extrude select their line Offset on that start make it 1.2 the distance is 12 our wall thickness is 6.4 and Our location is center and then just kind of take a look at it. Yep. That's exactly what we want Okay Let fusion think about it. All right, and it's looking better. All right So at this point we have our elements, but now we need to connect them together and we need to add a hook Or rather a loop for a hook So we'll create a new sketch on the floor plane And I'm gonna project in some some Lines some geometry from our shapes. So I want to connect this to this line here. So Let's just select that edge hit P on the keyboard for the projection and I'm projecting that I want to project in this I Think I should connect this as well this to this and Then let's go ahead and do this one and This one and I think those are all I need Hit okay there. All right, so now I'm just gonna use the line tool and connect some dots here So connect this to over here. Oh, they didn't get They didn't get projected for some odd reason even though I know I selected it So select that edge again PMI keyboard. Okay. There it is at the line tool again and then just kind of create this this thing here and You can add some horizontal constraints if you want to be horizontal, but I don't think it matters. So I'm just gonna Do it like that Make another connection here That can be straight or perpendicular as you saw they get automatically added Let's do one here. You can use splines as well if you'd like if you need to add some curve or something But I think that works well Yeah, it looks fine And then the next thing I want to do is figure out how to do These hooks so with this design I'm actually gonna add two hooks because I think if I just add one It'll never be in the center and I'll just kind of keep rocking back and forth So let me project in some lines here for my hook my loop So project in that corner that nice rounded corner and then this spline shape here Cool, let me reorient myself. Alright now to create these hooks I'm just gonna make a two-point rectangle like that and then I'll use my line tool to create a curve on This edge and then that center dot there. I can use the circle and then make a five millimeter Circle there and that's a good minimum of five millimeters. I think it's good for a hook I'm using command hooks and that five millimeters seems to work well but if you have something else you can update that and then I'll make this eight millimeters or 7.5 millimeters and then I'll grab this edge make a construction line and then Kind of bring this out now. I can move this whole shape if I double-click it Move the whole shape down to where I want. So I kind of want it right here Let me go ahead and shift select the remaining Things and I'll use the move tool Hit M on your keyboard and then there's this checkbox create copy And then I can use these handles to make that copy and just move it where I want I want this to be over here on the above the tail area right about there hit okay and Now I can select all these elements and extrude them cool But first I want to do just these support beams or the sport connecting areas So I'll extrude these up 1.2 millimeters And that's the same kind of bottom wall thickness that we chose We can update that if we like but I like the 1.2 millimeters and make sure the operation is joined hit Okay, and then for these wall hooks. They're gonna have a different Thickness so I'm gonna make them 3 millimeters tall and then hit okay, and that's Those are our wall hooks and we can adjust this as we want. I think maybe that's a little close, but maybe that's okay That's our cat it's a very curvy bubbly cat, but again, you can always go back To the main kind of sketch and update these handles if you want them, you know any different and As you update them Your shape will update as well. I think you could right-click show dimensions Sometimes you can get the handle And you can manipulate it without having to go into Into the sketch, which is nice Let me bring his belly down, you know You can manipulate it in massages as much as you want But those are the main techniques that I wanted to share the thin extrude How to create your hooks and just thinking about you know working within the the balance of your 3d printer bed and thinking about the bend radius and also How to Manipulate those those spline curves they can be a little bit difficult sometimes But yeah, that's that's kind of how I created these LED signs I'll go ahead and share this one The fusion 360 link will be in the description But don't forget to check the learn guide because we have the ghost the wolf the grim reaper and I think I'll Leave this one alone. I'm not sure folks want the the lips. Let me know if you want the lips or not Earlier I tried making the cat shape as well This so this is my cat shape I added some fillets here just to kind of make it a little bit more stronger with these joints So I definitely recommend that in my first one here. I didn't add those fillets yet So you would just come down here use the f key I think that's the hot key and just kind of add these these fillets You make them as big as small as you want whatever aesthetically looks good to you And yeah, that's about that's about it for the tutorial It's a I get it's a little difficult to make shapes that look that resemble things I know the wolf one took me a while to figure out how to make a good looking wolf where The strip would actually fit through But yeah, that's that's kind of one of those things that you kind of have to just massage and keep working on Yeah, and definitely add fillets in those sharp edges I added these after creating the extrusion and that kind of helps Not kind of puncture or cut the silicone from the strips. So that's that's always good to do That's gonna do it for this one. I hope you guys enjoyed it. Let me know what you guys think about it I'll see you in the next one, but until then remember to make a great day. Bye folks


It's funny. The fan base is either so pissed that they draft Kyle Pitts or everyone loves it.  Let's change it up because you know the last couple years have been pretty rough. So I just think with Matt Ryan's contract it just doesn't make a lot of sense to get Justin Fields right now wait until Next year the year after whatever it may be to get your quarterback But I don't feel like that. This is a year right now to get Justin Fields and if you get him I can get behind it But I think it would be smartest right now to get the pick is in the more surefire Hall of Famer Which I think is gonna be Kyle Pitts. So you'd give Arthur Smith a couple years with Matt Ryan Before we draft the quarterback, you know, or I'm gonna say at least one more year. Yeah, I think he's a big fan of Matt Ryan and actually as a matter of fact now that you're talking about Arthur Smith I gotta show you something real quick. Let me pull this stuff. That's you in 20 years me Yes, no dear God Yeah, maybe 25 Let's go My goodness I'm happy with it. I can get behind it. Look, I don't wear my Green Bay colors Green Bay Packers colors, but it does not matter because Kyle Pitts is officially going to be in Atlanta Falcon Ladies and gentlemen pits to the Falcons brings a whole new dynamic to that offense You may said yourself like what does that mean for the Falcons offense? Why do they need to do that because they already had hate and hearse have a very decent season. Yeah Why do you need to bring in Kyle Pitts? Listen people don't understand the fact of death? Yes But also having a future Hall of Famer You're really gonna settle for someone that had 600 yards maybe five touchdowns and give up could be a Potential 10 to your veteran in the NFL He's so unique so what is special about Kyle is he can line up anywhere He can line up at tight end. You can put them out. Yeah, you know corner can't guard them Deep or linebacker can't guard them. Yeah, so it's like how do you guard this guy? Question is you don't you don't stop him. He's gonna get his yards.  We got Green Bay and you look at the tight ends that they have, you know Travis Kelsey, Tanya had a great year San Francisco with Kittle so having a good tight end obviously is very valuable in today's NFL


Hola. Buenos. Bonjour. Guten Tag. Grüezi. Great to be here with you today. So a futurist, what is a futurist? Am I going to predict the future and tell you what's going to happen? I think I'm going to go a little bit easier on this in terms of the overall scope of things. I think it's very important that we understand the future. And the most important thing about the future really is to observe it, to take a look and see what's going to happen next. And one thing that occurred to me in the last five years, you know, we're going into a fully digital world everywhere. Not just our mobiles, but absolutely everywhere. Our cars, our media, our transportation, our banking, our dating even. I'm not going to mention more of that. Humanity is going to change more in the next 20 years than the previous 300 years. And why is that? Because technology is no longer going to be just here. It's going to move here and into my virtual reality, into my body. You heard about the experiment with the CRISPR baby, the human genome-edited baby just a couple days ago. Technology is no longer going to be outside. Like, you know, this is already our external brain. And for some of our kids, it's their only brain. So everything is in here. But imagine if I can connect to the Internet directly.   So I'd like to say that science fiction is becoming science fact. And just the last 10 years, I mean, now we have robots that can do the gardening. We have robots and machines that print retinas in a dish. We have 3D printers that print houses. We have machines that we can talk to, well, kind of talk to. We have machines trying to serve us food. And this is my favorite. In Japan, we have burials, you know, funerals for robotic dogs. I think it would be a stretch to say that science fiction is becoming science fact. And here are the trends, of course, you all know you're in this business. The trends that we're seeing are data is the new oil. Data is becoming the most powerful driver of the world. Everything is moving into the cloud. Music, films, healthcare, banking. Everything is connected. The Internet of Things. Artificial intelligence, quantum computing, blockchain, 3D printing. It makes a headspin when you think about this. Data is the driver of all of those things. And here's the interesting part. I think it could be amazing if all that stuff actually works, which is now starting to happen. It could also be a little bit scurry. But think about this for a second. Is the world only for us? Does it only consist of data? That's an interesting question. I'll go more into depth on this one. There's further things that interest us apart from data because think about, for example, the medical field. We're witnessing in the next 10 years the convergence of biology and technology. I mean, this could be amazing. All the information from our DNA, from our data, from our biomes, combined with putting that in the cloud, hopefully a safe and secure cloud to compare with others and then have an AI, an intelligent machine, look at the patterns. That could be absolutely amazing. We could save millions of lives and, of course, increase longevity. Whether we have to live forever, a different discussion, but, you know, data is the new oil. AI is the new electricity, says Andrew and G from Baidu. And I think the internet of things is the new nervous system. McKinsey says that's a value of roughly $100 trillion value shift in business. So it's a great business to be in. It does have various things we have to consider. What happens as a result when the world becomes essentially a giant algorithm? And I think about this and I'm thinking, okay, really what's happening is that we're overlapping with technology. We're increasingly connecting with technology everywhere. It's funny, you know, a couple of years ago I was with my younger son, I was in Tanzania and Zanzibar and we're sitting on the beach and I think this was the first time in his life where he didn't have the internet because he was jamming wildly on his on his mobile phone because the music wasn't working. He didn't realize that the music was actually in the cloud. No internet, no music. You know, we get very much used to it. I think many of us, we may think of ourselves as the last people that know what offline actually means. It's more like a mental state now. It's funny, I work a little bit for Swiss Tourism and I suggested to them the other day that we should have a campaign that says welcome to Switzerland, welcome to boredom, you know, to disconnect, to have an offline luxury. But here's the question I have for you. How far should we take this? Should we become technology because, you know, we're going to be faster and cleverer and more funny, we can recite from anything, we can, you know, we can do without sleep, maybe become superhuman. Is that a good idea? Who does not want to be superhuman? Should we not converge and become really strong? I mean, let's be honest about this. What we're doing with data is we're building an intelligence.  The intelligence of the intelligence. Cars, retail networks, factories, logistics, supply chain, ERP, anything is going to connect in the cloud. That's a, that's a giant, you know, global brain, you could say. Here are some numbers. Fourteen, four, four trillion on the Internet of Things, 15.7 trillion gained through artificial intelligence, mostly China, North America and Europe. And here are the companies who are running the show. The top 20 internet companies or digital companies in the world, they have tripled in value. The top four of those companies have more money than the GDP of France. They could buy France, basically. Not that they would, you know, take that as a serious idea, but hey, you know, we're talking about a huge amount of power. These companies are more powerful than oil and gas and banking or military ever. That's a good thing, many ways. In other ways, we have to think about what does it mean? It could be heaven, like this, where we can touch, you know, get superpowers. Or it could not be heaven. It could be more like hell where the machine is shooting us down every time we turn around. There's a machine that does a better job. The radiologist is replaced by the machine. The driver is replaced by the machine. The pilot is replaced by the machine. You are replaced by a machine programmer. Is that actually going to happen?  Do we really have to think about this, the machine kicking us out, so to speak, from the process? Like many cities in the U.S., you know, if you want to date, I mean, I'm married, but I'm thinking about, you know, what you would do. So, you don't get the data unless you use Tinder, right? Because that's how it works. Now, that the machine has replaced the actual thing that we used to do. Let's talk about what that means for humans and machines. Because I think that's an important discussion to have. This digital nerd here, if you know what I publish on social media, do you really know me? You know a little bit of what I do. When we talk, 0.4 seconds gives you a lot more information than watching 100 hours of my YouTube video about me personally. How computable are we as people? Are we just data? You know, you would laugh there as people were saying that humans are just data. Organisms are algorithms. I'm sure you heard that before. Very popular in Silicon Valley. This idea that we are just like a machine. I think here in Europe, many places around the world, we think a little bit differently. You know, we're humanists, basically. Especially here in Catalonia, of course. Thinking about, you know, how much do we believe in technology? And the answer, I think, is quite clear. All of us really are believers in technology in some way. That's why we're here. But let's think a little bit further than this. Machines are very good at this. Zeroes and ones. This is what machine intelligence does. It reads us. It reads information. It scans us. It makes a digital copy of the data. The 100 million data points that you have on Facebook is very, very deep stuff. But is it actually you? Is the digital copy actually you? Many people are jokingly saying that Facebook or Google knows more about us than our husband or our wives. But only in the sense of data. You know, if you search for best weather in, you know, in the winter or so, then of course a machine knows that. But what do you really mean? What are you really looking for? Machines are this and humans are different. Humans are what I call in my book andro-rhythms. Not algorithms. Human things. Let me take a look at the human list here. Emotions, creativity, imagination, ethics, mystery, passion, compassion, values. Do you think a machine could acquire these? I think a machine could eventually learn to understand those so it can know when I am angry. But there's a very big difference between knowing if I'm angry or tired or whatever than to be angry. The machine doesn't exist. We exist. And should we ever build a machine that exists? I doubt that's a good idea. Can we use a machine that does all the heavy crunching and the number work? Absolutely. That's why we're here. Data-driven. But what is it supposed to do that machine? When we look at people, our intelligence, you know, when we talk about artificial intelligence, our intelligence is more like eight different types. Here's just four of them. Emotional, social, intellectual, cultural, political, musical. There's lots of research saying that women have more emotional intelligence which is why some people are saying that they're better suited for the future. That's an interesting point. We should think about that for a second. Emotional intelligence, we wouldn't even know how to define this. Remember, 10 years ago an HR person would say any person that comes to work for us, that's too emotional or too critical or has too many ideas, we don't want that person.  Today the number one thing that an HR person is looking for, guess what that is? Critical thinking, emotional intelligence. That's what our kids have to learn if they want a job in the future. So AI, now I talk a lot about AI, this is really what AI is. It's a machine that can turn data information into knowledge. Because now we have machines that are learning, so-called deep learning, cognitive computing, machine learning. All these terms mean different things but I don't have the time to go into great detail here but what we have here is machines that can actually do stuff without being programmed. They can learn. Do they learn like us? Absolutely not. I mean a computer does go back to the memory and pulls out a JPEG, you know. If you think of your wife, you don't go back here and pull out a JPEG, you know. It's a little bit different than that. That kind of knowledge, I mean clearly if we feed the computer all the information would it have the same knowledge that we do? You know I studied philosophy a long time ago before I started music. So interesting topic, you know, if you fed IBM Watson or any machine like this books all of the entire library of philosophy, right now Watson reads about 1.2 million books a minute. So you feed all the books of philosophy into your IBM Watson. Does that make IBM Watson a philosopher? Is IBM Watson a doctor when it's read all the doctor reports? Is it a lawyer, a musician? Well the answer is obvious. Not really. It's extremely useful but it's different. It's a different kind of usefulness because data and information is not really knowledge or some basic knowledge. It's not understanding, it's not wisdom. That's what we do. That's not confused the world by saying that data is the most important thing. We're trying to get data to the point to where we can derive wisdom. That's our job. Do we want the machine to have wisdom? You know a sort of basic wisdom like TripAdvisor, that would be interesting. Can't really call that wisdom by any stretch of imagination. But an interesting angle that helps us of course and a great example is what Jeff Bezos has been talking about for years. He loves to tell people how he relies on data. When it comes to important stuff data trumps intuition every time. You've seen this. A couple weeks ago he said this. All of my best decisions in business and life I've made with heart intuition, guts, not analysis. In other words, with the andro-rhythms, the human things. Now if I were you I would say like okay Jeff make up your mind. Which one is it? Well the answer is clearly it's both. We cannot just use data to make decisions because we would have an infinite process of debating with what's the best thing to do. That's called the intractable problem. Humans don't do that. Humans instantly come up with an answer says okay forget it. I'm going to do this. It feels right and I think we should retain that. We should not remove that because it may be inefficient or laborious. You know I think that's where our progress comes from. The biggest concern I really have about our future is not that machines will come and kill us or take our jobs or not let us back into the spaceship. My biggest worry is that we become too much like them. We rely on the machines so much that we forget who we are. We say what does the data say? Because I'm going to sit back and have the data come to me and the data decides and you know pretty soon we have an AI president. Well maybe already or we already have one maybe. I don't know. I'm not going to further speculate on that. The bottom line just great data and powerful algorithms are not good enough for the most things that we want to do. Having said that the things that we want to do without great data and great algorithms would also be very difficult. Where does it lead to? Many people are saying this is really what's happening. Machines become smart. We have quantum computers that do our work and then basically we become useless. Useless humans. Do you really think we're going to be useless because machines get smart parenthesis? I very much doubt that. I think that could happen maybe in 50 years. You know we have people talk about extinct jobs like accountants and fast food chefs and you know receptionists, lawyers, doctors, futurists of course. Because the machine can predict the future much more accurately than I could ever hope to. This is really what's happening. Routine is ending. You know anything that does not require human ingenuity, judgments, snap decisions, intuition, imagination, machines will learn. So that's financial advice, bookkeeping, driving a car, flying an airplane to a certain point. McKinsey said in a big study just a few months ago that only 5% of all jobs that can be automated can be completely automated. So in other words the end of the routine is here or near. But it's not the end of work. Imagine that all of your routine that you do every day if a machine or smart digital assistant would do all the work you know booking, travel, organizing, building an app, you know organizing traffic and in a way apps like Slack or so already do some of that. What do you do? Do you become useless? No, you move up the food chain. You do different things. So we shouldn't be too desperate about this. I think really what it means is a change of our skills. As I said earlier, 2020 Skills World Economic Forum, critical thinking, creativity, emotional intelligence, cognitive flexibility, in other words creative stuff. Let's not get confused about left brain and right brain. There's no such thing. I'm sure you're aware of this. It's much more plastic than that. But this is the stuff that makes us human. This is why we're important. If we take amazing data, amazing technology, amazing cloud systems, that's all at our disposal as the tool. The tool, however, is not the purpose. The carpenter doesn't think of his hammer as the house. And the hammer can be used to kill somebody if he desires to or to build a house. Keep that in mind. The purpose of the carpenter is to build something. Not to, you know, adore the hammer. Very important, you know, we are moving into a world where the part of the left brain, you know, speaking in old terms here, the logical part will be done by machines. So I think that's actually good news, even though of course it does mean that if your work is a 100% routine like call center, you're pretty much out of luck here. And we got to think about that. I think we need to capture those people and up-train and uplift them into a different scenario. That's not going to be entirely easy. So that brings me to the key topic of the day, digital ethics. Sounds very boring when you think about ethics. Why talk about being human? We're not talking about any top level stuff beyond that. Just being human. And we're moving into a world where progress is exponential is at the takeoff point. I mean, consider yourself lucky. All the stuff we talked about for 20 years the cloud, paperless office, mobile networks, 5G, 6G, you know, YMAX, whatever, that's all starting to be here. We have to think differently now. This is old school thinking. If we're going to do something, how we're going to do something, how much money we make, now we have to think about only two things. Why are we doing this? And who is doing it? Can we trust them? Are they accountable? Are they human? Do they have a human purpose? That's the key question. If you want to be successful in business, that's the only thing that matters. If and how, well, you know, if there's no if or if you actually do stuff, of course, that's kind of useless. But this is the question. This is, by the way, the Facebook question. Why do we use that? I mean, this is an interesting question. Now it has kind of mutated into a scenario where we can't really decide is it for us or with us or is it against us. So here's the key question. When you have great power and we're all gaining so much power now through data, through the IOT, through artificial intelligence, we have great responsibility. Gardner says, digital ethics is the number one topic for 2019. How do you use technology in a good way? And who defines what good is? That's not obviously not entirely a question. Technology is morally neutral until we use it. The Internet of Things? Amazing. Energy savings, all these things that happen around us, no problem. But then to use the same technology as in China to scan every single person that walks down the street and send them a traffic ticket if they're crossed at a red light because he identifies their face. That may be a kind of use case where I would find it a little bit disturbing. Take it a little bit too far. William Gibson said technology is neutral until we use it. We have to think about this. CRISPR editing, genome editing. Now we can actually do this. The first babies were experimented on a week ago and the goal of the doctor was to suppress HIV. A good goal. But we have to think about this, you know, in a system where all information becomes available. Again, China, the open sesame credit app. Hard to understand why you, you know, would use that but people are using it, a billion people are using it. So the bottom line really is this. Technology has no ethics. Technology doesn't care. Technology is neutral. It just exists. It's not good or bad. It's how we use it. And we have to think more about this because technology is now becoming so powerful in 10 years we can pretty much do anything with technology. 20 years, as some people say, 2050, the singularity, where technology becomes infinitely powerful. So let's define ethics as the difference between what you have a right or the power to do and what is the right thing to do. And who decides what is the right thing to do. And digital ethics as the idea of saying okay whatever we have the tech to do we'll just do that or we think about putting humans first. Now let's talk about social media. It's a very good point to use for social media. Now we live in the social media world that pretty much does this. And I use it a lot but you know I quit Facebook four months ago for that reason because I kind of feel like it's become a giant machine you know also kind of an addiction engine just you know pull for the next like. And now we have this. Facebook gunning for democracy. Not by purpose but you know purpose or not it is still in my view a huge ethical issue. So when we think about what we really want in life we want other humans we want relationships we want experiences and in psychology they call that perma positivity engagement relationships meaning accomplishment. That's what we're really looking for that's what data has to do for us in the end you know that's really what we're looking for. I think we're going to face a future where we're going to go from data mining which is the current social media in many ways the current internet you could say to data mining with the why. I think the GDPR for example you know it's a pain in the butt again of course yeah but it's better to opt in than to opt out. I think we're going to see a lot more of these kind of things happening in the near future that's the debate we must have about what makes the internet human and what makes it work. It's going to be our choice to have that be good or bad. It has tremendous potential solve water solve energy solve diseases solve the food problem but technology will not solve social or political problems in fact it could easily make them worse. I mean look at the good parts artificial intelligence clean energy all the possibilities of technology and on the other hand we have large issues demographics automation inequality here you can see there you can see how inequality has increased over the years. So I think that's something we have to think about which way we're going also because now we have this sort of side effect of technology just like we have with oil and gas I call that the externalities the stuff that's on the outside we're going to have to bring that inside. You're doing really amazing stuff in the cloud you have to think about the consequences and how you going to capture them and how you're going to deal with them. So I have suggested many times that we need this you know we need to think about an ethics council now we have a council for digital transformation in other words make it more money that's good but how we're going to be more human. That's also a very very deep question so I'm going to wrap up by saying that the bottom line is these two things that are going to determine our future intelligent software cloud computing all the things that we know everywhere in our lives and then there's the other part the human things we must keep those so I want to sort of take the motto of the conference data driven and add one thing on it driven by data defined by humanity I think that's our future thanks very much for listening I have my book thank you so I have 150 copies of my book for free at the I think it's called the gear store I'm going to be signing you know after doing the coffee break now thanks very much for listening thank you


Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casewrakes.com coming at you with 2019-2020 Panini Mosaic Basketball. Hobby pack number 367 and the last filler we got to do to unlock that brand new release Origin Basketball. In fact, this is the only filler we got to do so I appreciate that. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. We're going to do the break first and then we'll see who's going to get into the next video. Let's roll it, randomize it one into two, three times for names and teams one, two and three. Three times for the teams. All right, there's the first half of the list right over here, the second half, right over there. Let's print and rip. Good luck. Could be some surprise in here, it's a hobby pack. I'm going to see our little Patrick Ewing, not this time, nothing crazy this time but who's going to win spots into that Origins Break right there. Let's grab everybody's names one through thirty again, there we go one through thirty. I don't want to copy the team names over there again. And then let's put your names in here. Let's roll it and randomize it two into one, three times, top ten after three, one, two and third and final time. So right there Kevin, sorry. Just on the outside looking in, close but no cigar is the worst spot right there but I appreciate you trying Kevin. Thank you. Eleven through thirty, I appreciate everybody trying, thanks for taking the risk but only the top ten can get in happy times for Nico, Nico, Nancy, Steven, Nico, Michael, Nancy, Ryan, Tice and Ryan. Congrats to the top ten after three, I'll see you in the next video for that Origins Break. Jaspy's casebreaks.com


Now one of Nigeria's foremost political economists, Professor Pat Utome, has said that all election offenders must be punished, else the nation risks truncating her democracy. Utome, who is also the convener of Big Tent, the coalition of political parties, social movement and civil society organizations for the Labour Party, maintained that unless those who committed electoral fraud disrupted the process, harassed, held and maimed voters were jailed, the phrase go to court would continue to be a regular line among election briggers in Nigeria. Why would you take the names of these public officials and not just go and say your name? Thank God the Americans are asking us to bring their names. Thank God the British are saying they want those names to go out.  One lawyer has to prosecute us. We will prosecute them here, take their names to international courts, but unless we kill many of them, elections will only be bad during the year. People don't come out to vote at the election time because they wonder why they should risk all of this and the results will be manipulated anyway. That's why democracy is dying. If we're going to save this democracy, some dramatic things will happen. If one of them will be getting in jail for due of its illness, we will have to defend the election.


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