Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to another unboxing and review video. As you can see, today I got my hands on the brand new FNAF AR Special Delivery Funko Mystery Minis. I got almost an entire box here, and we're gonna be opening all of them in this video. I know I'm kinda late to these, even though most stores haven't officially gotten all the merchandise yet. In fact, I did order about 10 or so of these on Walmart, but they're not planned to come to like June or something crazy, but luckily I found these earlier today. I also did find the System Error Toy Bonnie Funko action figure, as well as VR Toy Freddy, and also High Score Toy Chica and the 8-Bit Cupcake. However, I do want to wait until I have all of the action figures before I do a proper video talking about those guys, so unfortunately, you're gonna have to wait a bit longer to talk about them. But since I did show them off, and if you want my overall opinion on them, I think they're fantastic. I think overall this wave is very very good. I think those figures look fantastic. It's finally, finally time we got the toys as, you know, actual merchandise. And since they do have the molds for the toys, I really hope that Funko makes the original versions of Toy Freddy, Toy Bonnie, and Toy Chica very very soon. Because again, those are skins of those characters. You have the molds, so you should be able to make them. But today we're not talking about the figures, nor the plushies, nor the pocket pops. What have you? No, today we're gonna be focusing on the mystery minis. And right off the bat, this box is awesome. I don't know if too many people show off the boxes for the mystery minis, but I will just in case. I love the design of the box, you know, the purple glowingness, also the, uh, the virtual wires. I don't know what it's called. That you see on characters like the attack version of, uh, VR Toy Freddy. On this side, you also have Hort Sick, Love Sick, Baby. I forget their names. There's too many goddamn skins in FNAF AR, so if I don't remember their names, I'm sorry. Frostbite Balloon Boy, I think's his name. On the front you have VR, uh, Toy Freddy, Ape It, Baby, and Mangle. And then on this side you have System Error Toy Bonnie, Toxic Springtrap, and High Score Toy Chica. And finally at the top you have Arctic Ballora, Radioactive Foxy, and once again High Score Toy Chica. But yeah, an awesome box as a whole. The small boxes are also fantastic. I think I really just love the designs of the boxes. I don't know. I'm not really a big mystery minifan, but they definitely have won me over with this wave. Honestly, they look so good. So I'm gonna go through, take off the plastic on all of the boxes, then we can talk about the rarities, and then we can get to opening them. Alright, I have gone ahead and I have unwrapped all of the boxes. I have also shuffled all of them up since I know there's some nerds out there who know which box in the box has the 1 in 6, which one has the 1 in 36. I don't care about that, right? I don't care. So I've gone ahead, I've mixed them all up so I don't know which one is which, but as we can see right here, these are the rarities for this wave. You have VR, Toy Freddy, 1 in 6, Radioactive Foxy, 1 in 6, 8-Bit Baby, 1 in 12, Mangle, 1 in 24, Frostbite BB, 1 in 24, the Heart Starper's Baby, again I forget her name, 1 in 36, Artic Ballora, 1 in 72, Blackheart Bonnie, 1 in 36, the Attack Mode version of VR Toy Freddy, 1 in 72, High Score Toy Chico, 1 in 6, Toxic Springtrap, 1 in 12, and System Error Toy Bonnie, 1 in 6. So yes, you did hear that, right? There are 4 1 in 6s in this wave. Thank you Funko, we really appreciate that. So I'd say I expect quite a few duplicates in this video, we're definitely not getting all of them, obviously, because I don't have enough boxes, and we're probably going to get a couple dupes. But without further ado, let's go ahead and open the first box, which by the way, these open so smoothly now. I don't know if they changed like how they make the boxes, but they open so smooth.  So you can't even like feel after you take them out of the box to see which one they are, they're in little bubble wraps. So we got System Error Toy Bonnie, look at this dude. Oh my god, the detail on them is crazy. I actually love these, they look so good.  For some reason, I always thought that was a cool little thing you could do with them, you can't do that anymore. So people do have some complaints here and there, but overall, I think they look absolutely fantastic. So that is System Error Toy Bonnie, he's one and six, so already off to a fantastic start. Moving on to the second box, I don't know if you guys saw who it was, I didn't. I'm going to unwrap them in the bubble wrap, have a feel around, see if I can guess who it is. Alright, I have them, I can feel, hmm, who is this? Is that one ear? Oh, I think they're broken. Oh, what? It's broken, what is this?  Oh wait, I fixed it, there we go. I just popped it back into place. But this is another Bonnie, this time Blackheart Bonnie. He looks fantastic, oh my god. There he is, ooh, look at him, so menacing. There you go, look at the cracks, there's one on the back of him as well. Oh my god, the detail is crazy. So obviously they can't put like a heart in the stomach, but I think they did the best they could with the red glow. Oh yeah, look at him, oh, he looks so cool. Two Bonnies, a one and six, a one and 36. Alright, we had two Bonnies, this is the third bag, I think I know who this is cause they're very blocky, right? Yeah, look at that dude, eight-bit baby. She looks so good actually, oh my god. So she is a, what, one and 12? Yeah, one and 12, so not too, too rare, but hey, she looks very good. There you go, look at that, she looks fantastic. I'm glad we got such a unique character made into a mystery mini cause they look so cool. Oh my god, I love that, that's awesome. Alright, the fourth bag is being unboxed right now. It's very difficult to maneuver around the bags, here we go. Is this another broken one? Are you kidding me? Are these meant to come broken, Funko? This is the second time I've had a broken Black Heart Bonnie. I fixed him, now we have two Black Heart Bonnies from the Heart Starters event. Alright, another duplicate, a duplicate of a one in 36 as well. I don't think I like those odds, I have a feeling. Then again, we don't have a whole lot of one in sixes, we only have System Error Toy Bonnie. So maybe it is good, I don't know. Moving on to the fifth box I think this is, oh who is this? Wait, oh my god. Dude, look at this Mangle. Oh my god, this is amazing. I honestly got the two I wanted, Mangle and Ape It Baby. Oh come on, camera focus. Oh, they look so good. Wow, wow, wow. Oh my god, they look so good. They look so sick, look at the detail.  Funko. Oh my god, I honestly love this. Look at them, oh my god. I genuinely, genuinely this is the one I wanted along with Ape It Baby, so I got, I got the two I wanted, so I'm happy. They look so sick dude, the Mangle one is so cool. They're so cool. I'm honestly so happy that Mangle and Ape It Baby aren't like super rare, because they're probably the coolest ones in this wave, especially the Mangle one. I think there used to be an old Mangle Mystery Mini, but it was like a fun time foxy one, or it looked like fun time foxy, which is like the fixed version of Mangle, which you know, people want an actual Mangle Mangle Mystery Mini. Anyways, on to the next one, this is, it's a Freddy. It's VR Toy Freddy. Ooh, yes. Look at the lad, he's gaming. Oh, he looks so good. Look at the boy. Look at him go. Oh, backside as well. Oh my god, the backside. I love these Mystery Minis, they look so good. They genuinely look fantastic. Alright, no duplicates just yet, except with the one in 36, which is cool, because it's you know, super rare. Alright, this is the, what box is this? Seven, I think. Who is this? Alright, they're out of the bag. It is its Toxic Spring Trap. It has to be. Yes, dude. Look at the boy. I'm not a huge fan of Toxic Spring Trap. In fact, this one doesn't really look a whole lot like Spring Trap, but he still looks pretty sick. Yeah, I think it's the color. It just doesn't really look like it's Spring Trap colored, but whatever, I like the eyes. They're cool. I like all the bubbles around him as well. Goes around the back. Oh dude, he looks so cool. So he is a one in 12. There you go. Moving on to the second to last box. After this one, there was only one more left. This one is, is it 8-bit baby again? Oh, it feels like it's baby again. Yep, it is. Hey, at least it's a cool mini to have a duplicate of. There she is. How cool. Yeah, so she is a one in 12 again. Hmm, interesting. No duplicates of one in sixes. That's crazy. But this, this is the final box. Place your bets in the comments down below and then edit them after I reveal it to seem smart. Hoping for a one in 72, or maybe just one we haven't had yet. But there we go. They are now out of the bag. Let's have a feel around the bubble wrap. Ooh, I found it. Who is this? This feels like... Hmm. It's a Bonnie again. Please don't be black heart Bonnie. Oh, it's just an aerotoy Bonnie. I'll take it. I guess it's better than a third black heart Bonnie. There we go. A second system aerotoy Bonnie. Would have been cool if it was another one in six that I don't have like high score toy Chica or who is it radioactive Foxy? I think, yes. That would have been cool, but I'm happy with the ones we pulled. Honestly. So to recap, we have two system aerotoy Bonnie's. VR toy Freddy. We got two 8-bit babies. Fantastic. Awesome, awesome mini. A toxic spring boy. There he is. A mango coming in at a one in 24 odds. Fantastic. This is the one I wanted. So I'm happy. And finally, against all odds, we got two one in 36's black heart Bonnie's who both had their ears fall off when I unboxed them. I wonder if that's something that all the black heart Bonnie's share and not just mine, because that was weird. So we're missing two other one in six's high score toy Chica and radioactive Foxy. We're missing one in 24 frostbite balloon boy. We're missing the one in 36, heart sick, love, sick, baby. I forget your name. And then also the two one in 72's attack mode VR toy Freddy and Arctic Ballora. But yeah, overall again, super happy with the ones we pulled. I do have more minis on the way. Hopefully pretty soon though. I don't know when they're shipping sometime in June, I think. So maybe I'll do another video unboxing more once they arrive. And again, I have more figures on the way as well as all the plushies, all of the pocket pops, one new merch that got released. But that's going to do it for this video. Thank you so much for watching. And I'll see you all on the flip side. Don't forget to subscribe. So you don't miss when I do all the other reviews on the new FNAF AR wave. And I'll see you on the flip side. Goodbye.


Greetings, laddingtons! I'm checking in from Merckwood with some important insights. Or perhaps not. Perhaps this is just an encouragement. I just want to say that you must stop drinking alcohol. Any arguments to the contrary are totally invalid. So anyway, I want to congratulate everyone for participating and hopefully completing no FAP or no not November. And since it is the first of December, Skadi hasn't blessed us with snow yet. You have to go into the Temple of Iron and perform some repetitions in her honor, so she will bless us with snow. But anyway, new months, new vice to push aside from your life.  But apparently there are adult humans who get drunk in the presence of children. And apparently this can happen on Christmas, during Christmas. You know, I am a great poet of course. I've yet to release my collection of poems, but it will happen one day, I assure you. But even as a great poet, I find it hard to put words on exactly how disgusting it is for someone to get drunk in the presence of children.  And I won't be drunk again anyway, so it doesn't really matter. I haven't been drunk for 10 years. Absolutely glorious, if anything. Now anyway, the rules are quite simple, as you might have discerned from the title. Do not drink alcohol during this month. And you can actually choose your difficulty level. You have one difficulty level, which is to not drink any alcohol at all. And the easier difficulty level is to not get drunk. Now a personal note on my relationship with alcohol. It's never been problematic or anything. Just a regular teenage guy drinking, getting drunk with his mates. So nothing special there. My hostility to watch alcohol during later years have more been because of historical insights or insights into society and how much damage alcohol has caused. Over the centuries.  So if you are a woman today, yeah, it can be a good idea to also push back against alcohol if there's anything that has been rough and hard for women over all these years, except for, of course, childbirth, etc. But in terms of having a stable relationship with family, yeah, alcohol has been a curse. And I would most definitely not want my daughter to end up with a guy who has, you know, you know, likes alcohol to put it mildly. In the culture, I want to create alcohol as something for, you know, it's an outdated relic, not fit to live on. So that's my own view on it. And someone might say, oh, it's a European tradition. Yeah, getting invaded by Islamic forces is also a European tradition. Doesn't mean we need to keep it absolutely detrimental to everything that is good. Then, of course, you can drink alcohol. I'm not an absolutist. Every once in a while, I can have a beer containing alcohol or a glass of wine containing alcohol, but never ever would I get drunk. So that is my wisdom for the day. And if you do want to participate in No Drink December, just comment below in, and then you will see a lot of comments, and then you will feel the urge to participate yourself. It's the only reasonable course of action to do. So, so join. And if you even think about drinking on Christmas in the presence of children, well, we're on YouTube, so I won't say too much, but I'm sure you will understand how I feel about you. Collins has a surprise when I hear about these humans behaving in this way. Absolutely. Yeah, I don't even know. I can't put words into just thinking about it. But anyway, I don't want to blackpill anyone, so I will leave it at that. Thank you for watching. Now, a last note before Christmas, if you want to place an order on Legger Gloria, which I definitely suggest that you do. Otherwise, your family will be deeply disappointed. I can't say for sure if you will receive your package for Christmas if you order today, because the shipping times are so irregular. But if you are in Europe, you can definitely still order. If you're in Germany or Sweden, you can wait a week extra or so. But otherwise, for all European customers, I would say today or tomorrow or something will be the last day to place an order. So do it. Check it out. First link in the description box below. Now, thank you for watching. XXO, boom!


Live from New York City, it's The Cube. Here is your host, Jeff Frick. Hi, Jeff Frick here. We're on the ground at the Big Data NYC event 2014, and right now it's actually the fifth birthday party for The Cube. We're celebrating. I'm here with Amy O'Connor. She was just on our Capital Markets panel. Great panel. Welcome. Thank you very much. I'm happy to be here, and happy birthday to you guys. Oh, well thank you. So I thought one of the interesting things that came up in the panel discussion was there a comment about flyover country, and I loved your response. I'm glad you get a fly back and forth, but I actually have to land and really talk to a little bit about people that are starting to really put the stuff into play that are not in California or New York City. Absolutely. Yeah, there was an impression in the room that Big Data was being used in California, maybe a little bit in the New York markets, and then somewhat of the DC type of stuff. So there was a comment made about how people just fly over that whole middle of the country because absolutely nothing's happening there. And I clearly remember spending two weeks in the Midwest in February, because you can't forget the Midwest in February, where our sales team hauled me from customer to customer, and we had some wild conversations. Some really great stuff going on out there. I mean, one customer I can mention is Caterpillar. There's a lot happening in the agricultural space, a ton of the stuff happening in the retail space where people are starting to get going with it. Then I was able to go down south a little bit, oil and gas, a little railroad stuff down in the Texas area. So yeah, you don't fly over the country anymore. You could almost maybe take a bus and just go from customer to customer. Well, it's consistent, because Bill Schmarlser, I don't know if you know Bill, is actually known as the Dean of Big Data from EMC that we have on quite a bit, and he's from Iowa, and so he likes to go into visiting relatives, but he's always, like every week he's out visiting middle of the country places, hardcore manufacturing, kind of helping them on their big data journey. Oh, absolutely, yeah. So a big show for Cloudera. You guys are obviously a headline sponsor at Strata Hadoop World. So how are you feeling about the show? Any big announcements? What's the vibe over there? So, you know, every year it's different. My first year, I was a customer. That was 2011. I was on the Cube that year, and my Cloudera sales rep, because I was a customer, met me at the door with my badge. This year it's like 5,000 people, the place is packed, there's so much going on, and there's actually so much going on, you can't even make your way around the exhibit booth floor and get to sessions at the same time, there's just so much going on, and everybody's there. So I always say, an indicator that something major is happening in the market is when you have that many vendors showing up for a show with big booths. So we have 700 employees, we have 1,200 partners. That's a very odd ratio. Oh wow. Yeah, and we care about them all. Right, right. So let's shift gears a little bit. One of the things we're passionate about is women in tech.  We were just at the Grace Hopper celebration of women in tech, actually interviewed Maria right after she came off the keynote with Satya, right, it was a good interview, you have to check it out. But I just, since I've got you here, take the minute to give your kind of perspective of being a woman in technology a little bit about your path and journey and advice you might give to either young women or people that have young girls or young women about what they should do if they want to pursue a career down this path. You know, there's a great opportunity for everyone in tech and I think a lot of people get scared away from it at a young age to not do science, for example. This industry needs leadership, there's a lot of great women that provide leadership, there's a lot of really bright brains out there and you know what the huge benefit is? There are no lines in the ladies room when you come to these conferences. Except for the Grace Hopper one. Yeah, the Grace Hopper one would have lines, yeah. All right, well thanks for stopping by and thanks for your participation in the panel, that was great. I'm Jeff Frick, we're on the Cube at our fifth birthday party celebration at Big Data NYC.


Before we get started with today's vlog. Today is a very special day over in Scotland My good friend Wadi's 50th birthday is today So I hope you have a great day, man. I hope you enjoy whatever it is. You're doing to celebrate. I hope it's a good one and I Hope that everything's going well over there across the pond. Can't wait to be able to come and visit over there again once they let us Happy birthday, man Corona transport I'm parked beside the corona Corona transport that's how it gets around. It's got a reefer and everything you see now, you know I'm here in Sudbury, Ontario It's time to go to North Bay, Ontario, but an hour and a half from here. Let me go to Ottawa and we wait till the morning We have a really good night's sleep because we're gonna have all afternoon and evening My appointment isn't till tomorrow at 9 a.m.    I literally walked right up to this groundhog Hey, whoa, buddy, buddy, buddy Really you waiting you just booked to wait till I start moving Little groundhog. He's a friend these ground out again. I walked right up to him I could almost pet him and he wouldn't even like bolt away He would just sort of like slink away a few feet that I couldn't quite touch him He didn't want me. I didn't really want to touch me. I didn't know if he's gonna bite me Who knows what he's got? But still you let me get pretty close to him. Usually wildlife is not that tame For his benefit. I wish she was a little bit more scared of me, but Can you do 500 meters turn right on cross on call for a man turn right into 110 meters Karen, you are nuts First thing in the morning. You're already trying to mess with me. No, we're gonna go left. We'll start left right here You want me to go straight down the residential road there? Do a u-turn come back so I can go this way What's wrong with you? Very nice Take the entrance to the right on highway 17 a star TE 17 east north bay And 400 meters take the entrance to the right on highway 17 east our TE 17 east north bay All right, I see what kind of day it's gonna be Which has made the day a lot better I found a Tim Horton's that I can stop at that made the day a lot better. I found some parking Right close to where I have to deliver in Ottawa on Google Maps and using the trucker path app. I Keep having comments in my comment section Let's say trucker Josh, you should use the trucker path app. I talk about it almost every day. Don't I do use it It's a great app. I'd recommend it tells you where all the truck parking is where the scales are You can help let other drivers know if there's spots available or if the scales open so according to that there's nine parking spots available at this tiny little card lock that we're gonna go to in Southeast Ottawa a glow Chester. I think it is. Is that the suburb? Is that what it's called if not there? I can go to the Petro Pass in the same area up the street where I used to park all the time when I was on vans years ago Good old memories going back to my old stomping grounds 34 o'clock deliver till 9 a.m. Tomorrow the nation's capital Well, you could just say in three kilometers keep going get out wants to be in Ottawa Okay, speed limits going down here again day.  I couldn't even see him I think he's gone now. I don't know if he isn't he's really close.  I thought he was gonna pull me over for something I was like, what did I do? I'm wearing my seatbelt. I'm doing the speed limit Wasn't holding my phone got two hands on the wheel Why is he following me? So for sure I was gonna see his cherries flick on and then have him want to talk to me about something And now he's gone now. I thought behind me Just freaked me out So I looked down at my speedometer. I was in the construction zone like this, right? And I looked down I said I was doing the speed limit or we're just going to the One through Ottawa on the way east right now We're going to the southeast side of the city like I was telling you before 600 meters Keep to the left on highway 174 East RTE 174 East St. Lord on Boulevard You really like to talk a lot You just say keep left Or just go straight. Yeah, this is a beautiful city. I'm hard on Ottawa. I rag on it all the time But it is a beautiful city. This is where all the power is concentrated across the country and It's a nice place to come visit. I mean if you come visit Canada and you're from overseas or you're from the US or wherever you're from Ottawa is a must-see. I mean that's it's as Canada as it can get. This is the heart of Canada It's the United Nations capital. Don't go to Toronto. That's not Canada. Come to Ottawa. This is where all the things are made Maybe a little hint if you come to Canada. No one likes Toronto All these people are speeding. Why isn't that cop chasing any of these people? Why was he tailgating me? It's like he knew who I was or something I don't know. I shook him off. He's gone I can't, Karen Something about how Ontario makes their freeways makes our GPS talk non-stop going through any Ontario city Just go straight. Just don't turn That ding all you want to me, Karen. Watch your language I have to deliver in the morning Into that building right over there So I'm literally right across the street here. I didn't even know this place existed. There's only nine parking spots here But there's still two or three open yet Plus, I guess like guys are parking over there because they want to be alone and left alone I guess another one could probably park over here So you could probably fit about 12 trucks in this lot if you Arranged it right made it correctly Didn't mess around. This is a pipeline commercial. This is uh A truck stop that's only in like Ontario and Quebec, I believe None of these out west. So I don't know who owns this or if it's its own thing or shell or something owns it Who knows but all I know is I'm sitting right here for the next time now Seven o'clock it's about seven o'clock and I got to deliver it 9 a.m. Tomorrow. So Unless 14 hours gonna be sitting right here Waiting empty my load and then I have a new load. I'm going to North Carolina. The load gods sent me a message They've been good to me. They like I have two I have two load assignments here. What's this? Okay, it's going to I've got to pick it up in Ontario And it's going to high point North Carolina. What's the other one? Oh that one was from last week Oh, okay. That was the one I picked up in Iowa Yeah, I got to pick this up in nefton n e p h t o n ontario nefton ontario And it goes to high point north carolina and then from there i'm requesting that I go, uh back home Quiet i'm not going anywhere That's my day. It was a very short day not much to show you today I want to see some grass. There's some grass I hope to see you here tomorrow We'll probably I don't know from the from here the us is quite quite a ways We'll probably get into the us tomorrow. I'd assume so I can drive a full day tomorrow yet How many hours I got left on my 70 I got 44 hours left on my 70 I should be able to get down there and back home fingers crossed. Let's hope So I'll talk to you tomorrow then guys right here. 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Okay Karen Lopez take it away. I'm Karen Lopez. I'm data chick and I'm here to tell you about all my data in your systems And just because you're schemalists or no SQL there is absolutely no reason why you have to Not think about data quality and data requirements both data as it persists and as it comes out of your systems So there's four questions that can't answer about me in your systems is what is your phone number? Where do you live? What's your date of birth and what's your name? Can you believe that? This is my favorite rant that I talk about especially in lightning talks, but even in longer things So here's the first one. What is your home phone number? What is your work phone number? Guess what people home numbers and work numbers no longer exist? How many people have both of those as two separate landlines now? Yeah, it's exactly what I thought But yet our systems still persist on doing that. We put them on forms We put them on screens we storm in the database that way and they don't exist Then we have that other problem see that 416 that by the way, that's my real phone number Feel free to call me. I will never answer the phone, but That's a foreign area code it belongs in Canada and if your system screens for non US phone numbers You're not getting my phone number. You're getting the White House the DEA the NSA. Well, they already have it So the other problem we have is where do you live? I have no idea. I live in Canada That's another country by the way And I can guarantee you there's a system someplace in your enterprise that won't print the country name on an envelope Or a mailing or on a form See that care of Canada that's courtesy of the US State Department who has no idea that Canada is another company country So they have to stick a sticker on it Then we have the association of information technology professionals that's to put a sticker on it and hand write it to mail to me Then we have my voter registration, which thinks I'm upside down in Delaware County And so when you ask for my zip code and postal code, but don't take numbers I'm telling you I'm getting the zip code for hell michigan. That's 48169 Because that's where you're going when you won't take letters. What is your date of birth? Yes, that's me and my twin brother down there. I was going to be an astronaut ben even We have the same birth date twins get it got my first got one of my driver's licenses Date of birth on it was wrong. So I went back to the dmv and I said you have to change my birth date It's wrong, but you know what you can't change your birth date in their system because whose birthdays change. Nobody's right So to drag my twin brother who's also the local sheriff down to the dmv make him show his driver's license So they would change it to match mine But what they really wanted me to do is go to court and prove that I was born on another day But here's the worst one of mine. What's your name? When I first got my first us passport, they took all those funny Hispanic middle names that I had and insisted they had to be in alphabetical order So that meant That now I had all these id's with different middle names, but it didn't matter It's your passport you're 20 years old.  Fast-forward just a few years later and now it has to match everything on my boarding passes But look at these boarding passes this week. I'm Karina.  Everyone has a starbucks name, right? If you don't you're missing out My starbucks name is kitty with two t's and yet we get kitty kitty kitty kitty. This is the ultimate unstructured data, right? this is Verbal data and then we have the classic ups. You know what this is? This is my last name. This is low ampersand escape with utility amp amp superimpose 3 and pes Your data might be in your database, right, but it isn't coming out that way You know that, right? So here's what you must do to love your data I want you to fight myths about names. There's a great blog post out there that lists like 100 different myths about people's names You should go find it you need to expand your world and so to all your developers and people writing your reports You need to support the full lifecycle data. That's delete update and insert I don't care what your database does but in the real world data has to be deleted updated and inserted And you need to memorize this and tell your developers if you want your database to simple Go out and make the world simple and then come back to me and I will make it all simple So whoops, so don't ask me what my name is what are my addresses what country I live in What my phone number is I don't know until you tell me So you're keep calm love your data your data needs more cowbell. There's family Okay


What's good y'all Chris from jaspyscasebrakes.com doing an R&B for 2023 Panini black football six bucks half case PY team number Seven 17 teams with some big teams in our R&B block Colts Falcons Texans Rams Panthers all the way down To the Washington Commanders. We're gonna give away a free spot for tonight only things again for getting this one filled out y'all Just like you know how it always works every spot gets a running number in the break from zero to nine You get number three gonna be the last number on the number to the left of the dash So 15 out of 99 325 so on and so forth For this number seven. All right, so free spot first then we'll grab that free spot for the right They're gonna make 10 spots for our 10 numbers, but the free spot first. Thanks again y'all good. Look over nice And randomized four and six ten times Let's get it one two three four five six Seven eight nine and ten. I've been ten times the name on top gonna be Chris. Nice Chris grabs that 10th free spot with the arrow next to your name means you won that spot And now I have our full 10 William Chris Chris Douglas Douglas Douglas Chris Allen Craig with the last palm Oh Joe and Chris with that free spot and our 10 numbers. We'll throw the dice and random eyes here Five and five ten times again. Let's get it. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten ten times Craig it down to Chris Hey Tell me that we're looking for a brother slash sister shop. That'd be fun, huh? Send us to Japan for some breaks and vice versa All right, ten times for the numbers one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten Ten times two down to seven. I have the names. There we go All right, so you don't really trade the numbers on these so we're just gonna see how it all shook out Just like this So William with spot zero spot zero any redemptions even if a number two one of one on the checklist will go to William Douglas with one Craig with two Chris with three Douglas with four Chris with five with the free spot Now with six Chris with seven Douglas with eight and Chris with nine All right, there we go. That's the R&B next video the next break will be six boxes of putting you back football. Thanks, Joe


Oh my gosh, I have the hiccups! The hiccups is making it so hard, but now is the best time for me to film. Go away, hiccups. Hello, hello, my name is Laura, and this is my channel Laura's Little Library. All of the historical fiction that I've been wanting to read. So, recently I did a reread of Lovely War, and I still loved it, and it just very much put me in a historical fiction mood. Especially, I have a lot of historical fiction on my TBR, and I just haven't been reading it much lately, which is such a bummer. So, I'm going to make a video talking about all the historical fiction that I want to read in hopes that motivates me to pick up the historical fiction. So, I'm going to start off with an honorable mention of a current read, Anna of Cleave. I have been halfway through this book for almost two years, and I still think about it, and I still talk about it, so I would love to finish this. I won't say anything more, because yeah, it's been a while. It deserves to be finished. And then the other book that I own that I haven't read yet. I have read almost all the historical fiction I own, which is pretty good for me, but there's one more book that I own that I haven't read, and that is The Prisoner's Wife, and this is by Maggie Brooks, and it's inspired by an extraordinary true story, but it's about this man and wife who are, she pretends to be a man, I think when they're running, so that when they are caught and put in concentration camps, they are put together, because they think the wife is a man, so they can still be together. Which sounds adorable, but also just sounds terrible. So, I think this will be the first one that I would love to get to when I finish the books that I want to read this fall. So, yeah, I'm going to start off with this one. I don't own any of the other historical fiction books that I want to read, so I'll probably either get them from the library or as audiobooks to listen to. Or who knows, I might just buy them, but I have recently been put on a $20 limit per month for books, so I basically am going to be buying one book a month now, so it's very unlikely that I will be going on a historical fiction book haul, even though I would love to do that anyway. Another book that I've known for a while that I want to read is called The Just Makers of Auschwitz, and it is based on the true story of women who were in concentration camps who sued dresses for high and powerful Nazi women. And I think that's just such an interesting concept for this, and I believe it's based on a true story, which is very interesting. I'm curious to see kind of like if there is a plot or if it's more slice of life, but that's one that I would love to get to soon. Another book that I recently came across that seems pretty interesting is Death at Greenway, and this is by Laurie Rader Day, and I don't know too much about this. I think it's Nurses during World War II. I feel like a lot of these are World War II, and I really want to read more than World War II, but that's a discussion for another time. Nurses go into the home of Agatha Christie, so yeah, and I think it's a kind of murder mystery, so it takes place at Agatha Christie's house with this disgraced nurse from World War II, and it's all just a big mess. So I think it's gonna be interesting, it's gonna be interesting to read a story like this. I'm sorry I did not do a very good job of explaining it, I barely understand, and these hiccups are killing me. Another world that I would love to read takes place after World War II, and it's called They Went Left, and it's by Monica Hesse, and this is about a girl who was separated from her twin brother, and so once the war is over she travels through Poland and Germany to try and find her brother and reunite her family. So I think that's gonna be a heartbreaking one, so we'll just have to see, but all right. Now for a non-World War II historical fiction, I would love to read The Hanna Artist, and this is by Alka Joshi, and this, and so this book is about a woman who's escaping an abusive relationship, and she becomes a Hanna Artist, and she, I believe, becomes this amazing Hanna Artist that people make special effort to go to for their celebrations, and I believe it's in the 1950s of Jaipur, which is really interesting because the 1950s is one of my favorite eras in the United States purely because of like the fashion and the lifestyle, which is not gonna be present in this book because it takes place not in the United States, and so I'm really excited to kind of see a place in that time that is very different and what life was like there. I also have read a book called My Calamity Jane, and the three authors of that book have written two other Lady Janie books and one book called My Contrary Mary, and there I believe the Jane books are My Lady Jane and My Plain Jane, and those are just following different genes throughout history, some prominent Jane figures, and so I would love to continue reading those. I chose to read My Calamity Jane because I thought it would be my least favorite of the series, and I ended up enjoying it, so that just bodes well for all of the other books that I think I will enjoy more. There are so many books on this list, but I'm going to tell you about just one more, so yes I'm going to tell you about one more book on this list, but I have so many more books on this list, there are so many books I would love to get to, but that is called The Blossom and The Firefly, and this takes place in Japan. So for this one I'm just going to read the description right off of Goodreads here, it's by Sherry L. Smith, it's Japan 1945. Tarot is a talented violinist and a Kamikaze pilot in the days before his first and only mission.  Hannah hasn't been the same since the day she was buried alive in a collapsed trench during a bomb raid. She wonders that she would have been better to have died that day until she meets Tarot. A song will bring them together, the war will tear them apart, it's a possible to live an entire lifetime in eight short days. I think if I read this one right after reading Lovely War, I'm just gonna lose, lose it all, it's just, I'm not gonna have any emotions left, I'm just gonna cry, cry out all of my tears, but there are so many other books I would love to read like Girl in the Blue Coat in the Shadow of Blackbirds, like just so many more. But those are some of the ones I said are at the top of my list, but if you read any historical fiction and you have any suggestions that I haven't read or haven't mentioned, comment them down below so that I so that I can know what they are and I would love to talk to you guys about historical fiction. Don't forget to subscribe and click the bell as I have been uploading videos twice a week. My uploading schedule will change, it will probably change to Sundays and Wednesdays rather than Tuesdays and Thursdays just because of a change in my work schedule. So yeah, make sure you're subscribed and you hit the bell so that you're notified when I post, otherwise if you like this video give it a thumbs up till I see you all in the next video. I wish you happy reading.


Even experienced lucid dreamers, they always make mistakes.  It really just comes down to a bit of luck, okay? Obviously you'll practice an experience and habits make up a lot of that luck, but it also comes down to how aware you are at any one given time. You can have an experienced lucid dreamer who's been doing it for years. They can have a lapse of, you know, a day, even a week where they're not aware and they're not lucid and they're not able to spot things in lucid dreams that would otherwise make them lucid. So if you're a beginner, don't worry about that. You know, it's difficult, lucid dreaming is difficult and it can take years to master and even when you have mastered it, there are always gonna be times when you miss dream science or when you wake up in the morning and think how did I not notice that that was a dream? How did I not do a reality check when that cow was rolling sideways through the air? You know, you can notice these weird things after you wake up and even experienced dreamers, even myself, anyone that's been lucid dreaming or that is trying to lucid dream or that has lucid dream for years, anyone can have bad days. They can have mistakes. They can have times when they're silly. It's just part of the game. So beginners, advanced lucid dreamers and everyone in between, you're gonna have bad days but it doesn't matter. Just keep moving, done.


Those are medieval robots. I dug deeper. I continued to dig deeper than I had ever before. I was buried in evidence so much. I had multiple paper cuts. I noticed the second disc, I hadn't watched it yet. I figured that was the part that was not clear about where Brian was. I took the second disc and inserted it into my PC. However, I was assaulted with a mixture of loud high and low beeps in what could be described as Morse code. I couldn't decode it. It was too rough for me or my translator Linus Lumich to decode. I had an idea. I opened the CD's contents and noticed both an MP4, an MP3, which was one autoplayed, and a weird file called AXPM42M. Windows couldn't recognize the file format, even deemed it as a virus. But I turned off my Antivirus and opened the XPM42M file. It was the same exact situation with the last client, something about a corrupted picture with an EXE file. I'm looking at UCHI-PASI-EXE-PASTAS. A bunch of letters and numbers with one phrase, Brian. I took the XPM42M extension and turned it into a PNG file with reverse technology, and ended up with, well, um, I think the reverse tech must have corrupted the image.  It's Peter Griffin, but he looked twisted. Yes, this was AI, but that's reverse tech, so cut me some damn slack. Oh my god, Peter looked like what happened when a zombie apocalypse took over. Peter had different pants but kept the white shirt. His mouth was twisted. His form looked way off. His face looked horrendous, and his arm was missing with blood splattered around his body. But what happened to Brian? The answer was staring at me. A zombie apocalypse. Peter was infected and probably turned Brian into a zombie. The brain scan. It must have been from the infection prior to everyone gone. It made sense now. Everyone was turned into zombies. As cliche as that sounds, that's what the conclusion landed me, even with the papers and evidence around me. I couldn't make a different conclusion only with, everyone were turned into zombies. I noticed a new folder on the desk. When I took it, it made sense. Yet, zombies. The city was in shambles with fire, destruction, and broken windows. Who was sitting in the alleyway? Brian the dog. I connected the pieces from the ARG. The papers. It came to the full story. The city of Kohat was infected with a virus after infected beer and food. Everyone turned into zombies, while the dogs and remaining survivors left with the humans except for Brian, who was eaten by the grithins.   We may never know what was left in Kohat.


I love it when I can connect with my patients and make them smile. I know that it makes a difference for them. I never thought I would have a job that would be so meaningful, yet provide me with everything that I needed for my family. I was 17, and I found out I was pregnant. There were hard parts being such a young mom, but I wouldn't have changed it. It helped mold me to who I am now. When Kaylee was younger, I worked a lot. I'd do a night shift, and then I'd do a day shift. It was tough. I remember in particular having a real moment and realizing, you know, I didn't have enough money to pay for cough medicine. I knew I needed a career. I knew I needed education. I needed something that I could be proud of. At the time, I had aging grandparents, and seeing how my grandmother was progressing with her dementia had a really big impact on the decision that I made to become a carerate. My first step was to finish high school. I did the whole graduation cap and gown with my daughter there. After researching, I found a school that was close to home that offered the program. It had a great reputation. Pretty much right out of graduation. I was hired at the place I did my practicum. Working so hard and sacrificing so much of my time to complete this and then to get that phone call, that was a really good feeling. For anyone who is thinking about making a change in their career, I can definitely say that it's never too late. WorkBC is a really good resource to just help find out what you want to do and how to proceed from there. Becoming a caregiver has changed my life in so many ways. It's given me the opportunity to be a role model for my daughter. It's opened my eyes to being more of a caring and compassionate person, and it allows me to care for my patients as I would be caring for my grandmother. I am where I wanted to be.