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Well, let's go back to last Sunday. Jack Benny has just finished his broadcast. Cuttle чего, we're off the air! Well, folks, how did you like the program? Well, I'm glad you did. Ladies and gentlemen, you were a wonderful audience, just wonderful. And I'm looking forward to seeing you all here in the studio again. You'll never see me again, Bub. What? I wouldn't sit through another one of your shows if I was in the front row. Your guest star was Sally Rand. Her balloon had a slow leak and my wife wasn't with me. Well, look here, look here, Mr. You're too fresh. No, you'll never get tickets to my show again. What tickets? Last night I'm walking down the street, a guy throws a sack over my head, gives me a bump on the noggin, and when I come to, I'm sitting here in the studio. Gee, I know my producer wants all the seats filled, but I wish he'd stop using that blackjack, you know? Jack, do you mean to say the only way you can get an audience is to have your producer go around hitting people on the head? Well... Gosh, and I always thought, before we'd go in the air, that bong bong bong were chimes. No. No, no, Mary, that's three more coming in. Last week, one guy's head was out of tune and loused up the whole network. But we just, we just give them a light tap on the head. It only raises a little bump. Little bump? Yeah. My bumps got snow on it. I mean, well, don't blame the weather on me. Anyway, mister, the show is over, so you can go. Okay, okay. This is the last time I pass NBC without a helmet. All right, all right. Hey, Jackson, I'm going to run along now. Oh, just a minute, Phil, I want to talk to you. What is it this time? Well, Phil, I can see now why that guy and the rest of the audience have no respect for our show. Why? What did I do? Phil, do you have to have that bottle of bourbon sitting on the table right next to you while you're leading the band? Certainly.  What? Can I go now, Jackson? The ice in my pocket is melting. Phil, Phil, I can't understand you.  And you act that way. I can't understand you at all. Nobody can understand me, Jackson. I'm a character. People love me for what I am, for what you are. Well, that and where elephants go to die are the two unsolved mysteries of the universe. Believe me. But look, Phil, Phil, I'm not asking for good music. All I'm asking is that you and your orcs to look dignified. This is a big radio show. Tell your boys to take down that clothesline they got stung across the stage there. That's no clothesline. That's a direct wire to San Anita. San Anita? Now cut that out!  Phil, look at that new violinist you got sitting there during the whole program wearing a derby. Derby that's a bump on his head. I have trouble getting people too. That I'm sure of.  As long as I've been with you, you've had trouble with your orchestra leaders. Me? Yeah, I'll never forget how magic got to Johnny Green when he wanted to put four clarinets in the orchestra. Well, that's where you're wrong, sister. Even though I was paying for it, I had no objection to Johnny Green adding four clarinets. I know, but you made him hire one man with a wide mouth. Well, I thought it would be novel. And oh, boy, what George Olson went through with you. He even took a swing at you. So what? I was plenty fast, wasn't I? I'll say you were fast.  Oh, Mary, why do you say things like that? You know very well that I try to help everybody on my program. Some help. He even cut my song out today. Believe me, Mary, people ought to know what I go through just to put on a show. He'd like to cut my song out every week. You know, Mary, there's a lot more to radio program, I mean, than just talking into a microphone. If my mother was here, she'd punch him right in the nose. What? Glasses or no glasses. Dennis, what are you mumbling about? What? Oh, hello, Mr. Benny. Hello, hello. Gee, what a coincidence. I was just talking about you. I know, I heard you. What's wrong? You cut my song out today. Oh, oh, well, I'm sorry, kid. I had to do it because of time. But you can do the song next week. How do you know you'll like it? You didn't even hear it. Well, all right, let's hear it now. Okay. Oh, come on. Pardon me, Mr. Benny. What? I say, pardon me, Mr. Benny. Oh, hello, Mr. Kitzel. Hello. Oh, hold it a minute, Dennis. I thought you were never going to get here. I was going to do half a last week's show over again. The part that was good. But hold it a minute, Dennis. Look, if you came to see my show, Mr. Kitzel, you were a little late.  Oh, that's all right. I was sitting in my car. Well, did you like the program? Did I like your program? Woo-hoo-hoo. I missed it. You missed it? Oh, oh, I see. But I was in here to see your show last week. Good. Where'd you get the tickets? Who needs tickets?  I got a bump on my head. And the next thing I knew, somebody was whispering in my ear, welcome to NBC. Well, I'm sorry you missed the program today, but maybe you can come back next week. I'll try. By the way, Mr. Bene, if it wouldn't be too much trouble, will you please give me an autograph for my nephew? Your nephew? Yes. He's been in the Army for four years and he's visiting me from Oahu. Oh, from Honolulu, Oahu? No, Cleveland, Oahu. That's Ohio. Ohio. Anyway, here you are, Mr. Kitzel. Here's my autograph. Thank you. You're welcome. Goodbye, Mr. Kitzel. Goodbye. Try to get here earlier next time. Have your song. I want it. Mary, I'll take you home now. Okay. Will you drop me off on the way, Mr. Bene? Sure, kid, sure. Come on, let's go. You know, Dennis, that certainly was a swell number, the anniversary song. Would you like to sing it at my birthday party next week? Sure, Mr. Bene. How old are you going to be? 58. 58. Mary, he asked me. I'm, uh, I'm 38, Dennis. Gosh, I'm 26 and I'm worried. Why? Look what can happen to me in just 12 years. Well, don't worry about it, kid. Everything will be all right. Oh, say, kid, before we start for home, let's go in the drugstore here and get a soda, huh? Okay. Here are three schools here. Let's sit here. All right. Oh, there's that same soda clerk. I can't stand him. Well, my heart didn't go pitter-patter when you came in, blue-eyed. I don't know why he hates me, so just take, just take our orders. What have you got? We have sodas, parfaits, splits, flips, sundaes, malts, sherbet, orangeade, and Dr. Scholl's foot pads. What are the Dr. Scholl's foot pads for? For our ice cream corns. I knew you'd ask me. Brother, I'd like to point him out to my producer. Waiter, give me a chocolate soda. Yes, man. What about you, Dennis? Give me a banana split. I hate him, but I've got to have something expensive now that I've got my own show. Oh, fine. And what are you going to have, headless valley? Look, clerk, why is it I can... Oh, Jack, let it go. Just give me your order. Okay, give me a vanilla ice cream soda. Say, Jack, have you ever seen one of those soda clerks who can throw the ice cream up in the air and catch it in the glass? I can do that. You can? Certainly. Watch this. Oops, miss. Sorry. Where did it go? Don't look now, but you've got a two-pay-all-a-mode. What? You mean that scoop of ice cream is on my head? Waiter, do something about it. All right, all right. What's taking you so long? I'm putting a cherry on top. A cherry? Would you mind sitting in our window a couple of days? No, I'm not making any personal appearances this year. Okay, here are your drinks, folks. I don't know why it is I always have to run into him. How's your soda, Mary? It's well.  I want to finish it before I get sick. That's the silliest thing I ever heard. You know, Mary, this vanilla soda is very good. Mine was, too. Well, I'm all finished. Me, too.  Just a minute. There's a little left at the bottom. I've only got one show, you know. Oh, Jack, come on. Just a minute. If you strike oil, the glass belongs to me. Never mind. How much is the check for? 65 cents. No, no, no, Dennis. I'll pay for it. No, no, no, Mr. Benny. I'll pay for it. No, no, no, Dennis. Let me pay for it. Careful, Jack. He may take you up on that. Huh? Remember me?  Oh, yes.  Yes, and now I'm saving you from a fate worse than death. What?  You have? Oh, yes. Remember that night in Syros when you were having dinner with all those movie stars? Uh-huh. Well, it was I who took the check away from you and gave it to Margaret O'Brien. Gee, and I thought the wind did that, huh? But why are you always trying to save my money for me, Angel? Well, you see, we angels need money, too. You do? Yes, and we figured if anybody would find a way to take it with them, it would be you. Oh. Uh-huh. Uh, by the way, Jack, I wish you'd stop telling everybody you're only 38 years old. But why, Angel? Why? Well, every time you tell a little fib, it flunders up where we are. Oh. And around your birthday, we can't hear ourselves thinking. Really? Yes. Even though your birthday is on St. Valentine's Day, it sounds like the fort that you lie. Well, I'll try and watch it. You know, sometimes, Angel, I just... Jack, who are you talking to? Huh? Why don't you stop mumbling to yourself? Mary, I wasn't mumbling to myself. I was talking to my... Oh, you wouldn't believe it, anyway. All right, kids, let's go. There's my car over there. Well, Jack, Jack. Huh? Oh, what is it, Don? Jack, you left the studio so fast, I didn't get a chance to talk to you about next week's commercial. Well, Don, we can talk about that later. But, Jack, I've got your quartet here, the sportsman, and I want you to hear a new arrangement. Don, not out here on the street corner. People don't think we're crazy. Go away, fellas. Go away. Fellas, look, not out here. Look, Don, this is no place to rehearse a commercial. Not out on the street. But, Jack... You know what? When we come back to the studio... Jack, it'll only take a minute. Out on the street. I mean, a crowd is gathering. All right. Take it, boys. Tico, tico. Tico, tico. Tico, tico, tico. Don, look. O-L-S-M-F-T. The cigarette for me. O-L-S-M-F-F-F-F-F-F-T. Don, people are gathering. People are gathering. And it's a fully packed. Oh, it's so free and easy. Easy on the dream. O-L-S-M-F-T. O-L-M-N-O-P. Oh, lucky strike. We seem so merrily in tune. O-L-S-M-F-F-F-F-F-F-F-T. Boom. O-L-S-M-F-T. You are my alma mater. Oh, my God. O-L-S-M-F-F-F-F-F-F-F-F-T. I love you. And there's no other cigarette I know above you. Don, people are gathering. And you should always keep a package in your baggage. O-L-S-M-F-F-F-F-F-F-F-F-T. I love you. And there's no other cigarette I know above you. Oh well it says it says it says it says it says it says it says.  Listen the people are hollering they're not gonna sing anymore. Oh yes they are. John, stop putting, John the people are throwing money boy it's embarrassing If people are throwing money anyway Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute! Don. Don. Pully-pack boy. What's the matter with you?  Oh, Jack, don't get all excited. Well, Mary, imagine people on the street throwing money. It was embarrassing. You were so embarrassed, why'd you keep picking it up? Because I'm just naturally neat. Now, come on. Let's get in the car and go, will ya? Hello, Rochester. Well, hello, boss. What took you so long? Oh, I stopped in the drugstore and I had some ice cream. You must have had a lot. It's coming out on top. Oh, darn it. I thought he wiped that off. Rochester, did you hear my program today? Oh, yes. I listened to it with some friends of mine. What do they think of it? Well, we thought it had some nice moments. Uh-huh. But it definitely wasn't the best years of our life. Oh, well, I don't care what you and your friends think. Your program will cause lots of comment. You should have heard some of them. Never mind. By the way, boss, a couple of telegrams came for you. Thanks. Read them to me, Rochester. This one's from Fred Allen. Fred Allen? What does it say? It says, congratulations on your birthday next Friday. Heard your program tonight and thought it was very bad. Hope you have many more. Nice birthday wire to send me. Give me that other one. Here you are. Rochester. Rochester, listen to this. Congratulations, Jack Benny, on your forthcoming birthday. On my special news broadcast at 6.55 tonight, I'm going to pay you a great tribute. Be sure and listen. Signed H.V. Kaltenborn. Rochester, we got to listen to that. Yes, sir. I'm going to call my whole gang and tell them about it. That's right, Mary. H.V. Kaltenborn at 6.55. He's going to pay me a tribute. I'm not kidding, Phil. At 6.55. Listen to H.V. Kaltenborn. Now don't forget, Dennis. Be sure to listen to H.V. Kaltenborn at 6.55. I can what? Oh, your mother said that. Well, anyway, don't forget to listen. Yes, Don. I know it's true. He sent me a wire. Kaltenborn's going to give me a big tribute. 6.55. Goodbye. I know it sounds impossible, but it's true. Be sure to listen at 6.55. Rochester, who are you talking to? I don't know. I'm just calling numbers at random. Good, good. My goodness, look what time it is. Hey, Kaltenborn must be on now. Turn on the radio. Okay. However, more concessions were exchanged by the United States and Russia in the privacy of United Nations Conference Room. That's him. That's Kaltenborn. Three of that stuff in the papers. Get to me. In Beverly Hills, California. That's it. That's it. They got everything in there. Oh, get that over with, will you? Now back to the news. All over America, we're celebrating 1910. Maybe I'm next. Here it comes, Rochester. That means me. It's me. It's me.  What is this? Quiet, boss. I want to hear it. Rochester, it's all about you. Boss, please. That's me. That was me. Tell him, Rochester. Tell him. You tell him. You're as close to him as I am. He's celebrating his birthday Friday, February the 14th. Mr. Kaltenborn, but here's another news item. What? It is raining in Beverly Hills. Imagine sending me a wire about a big tribute. He didn't even mention my name. You know, it's my birthday next Friday, Rochester. Not yours. I know, boss. By the way, how old are you going to be? Thirty-eight. See, that angel wasn't kidding. What'd you say, boss? Nothing, nothing. I'm going to bed. Good night. Good night. Ladies and gentlemen, the Angel on Tonight's program was played by that great star, Mr. Victor Moore. H.B. Kaltenborn was impersonated by Ollie O'Toole. Ladies and gentlemen, during the last war, the chief hope of our enemies was to divide the United States along racial and religious lines and thereby conquer us. Let's not spread prejudice. 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What if we want to find the derivative of a product? Well, we could use something called the product rule, but let's make sure we have some assurance our answers are correct. For example, let's find the derivative of this product, and the idea here is that we want to know what the derivative actually is before we apply some new fangled rule to it. So let's do some algebra, and that gives us a nice polynomial we can differentiate. So expanding, then differentiating, gives us, and you should view this as an answer we trust. So maybe we can find the derivative of a product as the product of the derivatives. Well, let's find out. The derivative of this product, maybe it's the derivative of 2x minus 7 times the derivative of x squared plus 3x minus 5. Well, we can differentiate, and we get a possible derivative of 4x plus 6, but when we expand it and differentiate it, we found and trusted the answer, 6x squared minus 2x minus 11, and so this rule doesn't work. It can't be correct. So let's go back to basics. According to the definition, the derivative is the limit of the difference quotient. At this point, we have to do a lot of algebra to make this work out, and the thing we need to do is far from obvious. We're going to subtract and add the same quantity, f of x plus h times g of x. Now we can split apart this rather complicated rational expression, and remember the limit of a sum is the sum of the limits. So let's take a look at the two individual limits. Now this first limit can be simplified a little bit. We can factor out this common factor of f of x plus h. The limit of a product is the product of the limits. Now this first factor, as x goes to h, that just goes to f of x. But the second factor has a very specific form, and it is in fact the definition of g prime of x. How about that second limit? This time everything has a factor of g of x, so we can remove that factor. The limit of a product is the product of the limits, and this limit is just the derivative of f. So the second term is g of x, f prime of x, and so the derivative of a product is the sum of the products of one function times the derivative of the other. This gives us the product rule for derivatives. The derivative of a product, f of x times g of x. Well, that's f g prime plus g f prime. So let's go back to that polynomial product whose derivative we actually know if we apply our product rule. We want the first factor times the derivative of the second, plus the second factor times the derivative of the first, and these are both derivatives of polynomials, so we can find those directly, and we get our final answer, and if we want to check, we can verify that this is equal to 6x squared minus 2x minus 11, just as we hoped.


What's up guys? Mike the Coder here. Today we're going to go over the next problem on Spodge Stamps. This is actually not a hard problem, but I'm going to skip the story because the story is too long to read. You really don't even need to understand the story. Basically, you have a few test cases. You're going to read in the number of test cases, but then you have two numbers. Next line gives you two numbers. The first line tells you how many stamps Lucy wants. How many stamps she actually wants. The next line tells you how many friends she has that she can borrow the stamps from. The third line is the number of stamps from which each of the friends wants to offer. If we look at the test cases, let's go over them right now. The first line, 100, this is the number she wants, the number of stamps she wants. The next line is the number of friends willing to give her stamps. Friends to give stamps. The rest of these, the next line is just the number of stamps per each friend. 14, 17, 42, 9, 23, 57, 9, 23, 57, 23, 57. Now, basically the questions asked us is what is the minimum number of friends she needs to give her stamps in order to reach the 100 that she wants. So what is the minimum number of stamps she needs? Minimum number of friends to give her stamps. If you look at the problems, if you look at the array in this case, you see that this is not really that difficult. So if you think about this, you want to find the minimum number of friends to give her the number of stamps to reach 100. To solve this problem, let's think about this. If I just pick the smallest one starting from 9, pick 9, and then I pick 13, so I just take this 9, then I add it with 13, then I add it with like 17. At this point, it would take three of her friends would have to give her stamps in order to reach 100. That's actually not a good idea because if you start from the smallest and then adding something them up to the right, you're going to end up with way more friends. You have more friends here. That's not what we want. We want the smallest number of friends to give her the stamps. So in order to do that, it's actually better if you sort it by largest to smallest. So if I sort from largest to smallest, so now I get 57 here. And then I have 42. Right. And then I have 23. And then I have 1713 and 9. Right. Now I start adding from the left to the right. You're going to realize that, oh, it's not going to take more than three, right?   So that's the answer would just be these three. So the answer would be three, three stamps, three friends to give her stamps. So yeah, it's pretty much the gist of the question to solve this problem. Read in the number of stamps you want, read in the number of friends you want, read in your array, sort it from largest to smallest and then just sum up some of every single value. Starting from the beginning to the end. If you get to a point where you reach greater than or equal to the stamps, number of stamps that you want, you just break and you just print out the number of friends. You keep tracking the friends that you have. So yeah, that's pretty much the gist of this problem. So yeah, I'm going to show you the code now. Let's go to my status. So yeah, actually took didn't take that long actually. All right. Oops. Okay. So first thing you got to do we didn't ever test cases T and then after that this is a for loop. To loop from number from one to less than or equal to T. The reason I use a for loop here is because they want you to print out each scenario.  Right. And then, yeah, print out the snare one, two, three. So that's why I had a for loop num equal to one less than or equal to T. Okay. And then now I'm going to read an M and then after that I build my array, which is a vector with the number of values of M and I'll loop through it and read in my array. Okay. After that, I'm going to sort my array from beginning to end and then I pass in greater. So this is going to sort to largest to smallest. That's what it's going to sort it by. Okay. Now I'm going to create an index. I is equal to zero. All right. This index is just going to like loop through to the end of the array. And then when I reach a point where my like total sum is greater than or equal to the value that I want, then I just break. And I could print out this my current index that I'm on. So this current index is telling you how many friends is giving the number of stamps to me. Okay. Current index is equal to I equal to zero. And then I count the total sum that I have for each number of stamps. And that's zero. After this, what I'm going to do is I'm going to loop through from zero to the end of the array, my array. Okay. If my sum that I'm currently have is greater than or equal to n. So n is the number that I want. Right. It's greater than or equal to the end that I break. Right. That's the number of stamps that I want that I break. Otherwise, I'm going to add. So I'm going to pick that element. I'm going to add it. So in this case, it's just going to pick up at 57. After that, it's going to add 42. 23 is the sole sum greater than or equal to 100. Yes. So then it breaks. As we add, it's going to add the current element. And it goes to the next one until the sum is greater than or equal to n. It breaks. Okay. So if the sum is less than n, right, there are certain cases where it's impossible. In this case, like no matter how many, even if you add all the elements of the array, it's still going to be less than the number of stamps, right, that you want. So in this case, just like in the problem statement, you have to print out the scenario number and then print impossible. So that's what I do here. So if the if in the end, the sum is less than n, it's still less than n. If the sum is still less than the number of stamps we want, then it's absolutely impossible because at this point you already summed up the whole value of the array and you don't add it still, you still can't get to your total sum that you want, right? The total value. Okay. So in this case, I just print out scenario, the number, and then I print out the colon and I print impossible. Then, yeah, it's impossible to print out a new line. Otherwise, I just print out scenario, number, print number, print out the current index value, and then I just print out and okay, so this I represents the remember the I represents the current current number and I'm going to current add right the current number of friends that I'm going to include. So that's what this I represents. Right. So then I just print that out and I print a new line and then that's it. So yeah, that was pretty much just the code. There's not much to it. Hope you guys enjoy this video. Come subscribe. I'll check you guys later. Peace.


Kei Naomi goes IG official with her bae.  Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the TV personality shared a picture of her and her beau for the first time, captioning the snap with the heart emoji. Kei Naomi told her fans earlier this year that she had found love. The media personality opened her heart to love and opened her Instagram feed to share beautiful moments from her dreamy, romantic holiday at an undisclosed location with breathtaking views in February. Taking to her f5 news, Naomi got in her feelings about her dream come true of a man. To love someone with their flaws and all. To be vulnerable, to trust someone with your heart has to be one of the scariest things to do. Until it feels worth it, she said. This is Kei Naomi's first public relationship after dating DJ Shimza. Kei Naomi went public with her latest relationship after she announced that they were no longer an item on Twitter. Speaking to MacGee in an interview, DJ Shimza confirmed that they were once an item but refused to speak on the matter. I don't want my sh asterisk tea to be in public. But with the Naomi thing, it was cool. A lot of people didn't know we were dating. Most people knew about it when she went on Twitter and started to rant. It was like, dude, it didn't work out. I made you my world and you didn't get it. Now it's an issue that I'm living my life without you, he said.


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We've got maroon rookie auto givante williams Nice hit denver ronkos is chris g Here you go chris Again 19 out of 60 Heck yeah All right keenan alan Ports bright well desford's patrick concourse on the trey colored of 249 silver kyle pits premiere level falcons big ben trevor lorence concourse rookie jacks kenneth gainwell Tri-color mark ingram the second for the saints on the club level that is out of 149 silver de hop shannon shark burrow dammy we've got sensations rookie trevor lorence silver paint and turner saints and kenyan wangwu on the field level vikings Ahoko alan we've got justin jefferson purple concourse uh color match here vikings 22 is 75 silver karson wenz and a premiere level rookie givante williams that does have a pretty big dent in the top right there You can see came dented out of the pack Send a box here with the Broncos pack left in box two got serman daniel jones. We got gold rookie.  What have we got a kenneth gainwell eagles rookie selections gold Eagles john p that is seven out of ten on the gold Nice hit there Congrats, we'll mag that one for you silver matt ryan and lavish christin all jr. Field level first gold we've seen tonight So we've seen gold and black Got tylin wallis premiere level tricolor rookie ravens to 199 silver club level train lance niners And a 22 out well rookie rams nice way to finish that box All right box three Last box of the three boxers tonight. Then we'll get into some case breaks Here we go Granson hawkinson. We've got a devonte smith red concourse for the eagles. That is 99 of 99 bookend Another hit there for the eagles dk silver vera talker rookie Kaderious tony concourse chuba hover concourse to 49 ravens bronze rookie patch tylin wallis ravens Silver adamoth feelin vikings and premier level rookie zack wilson jets tan and hill richie grant sensations patrick mahomes silver curt cousins premiere level vikings and gray news from the second field level browns Jalen waddle concourse rookie ante schwarz. We've got white premiere level jamar jefferson for the lions 34 35 Go detroit another detroit hit silver concourse of monra lions patrick mahomes josh alan kellen mon rookie concourse got sensations silver dack prescott cowboys davis mills silver premiere level texans and scridge rookie base ian book rookie blue nausea harris on the concourse stealers to 199 We've got to 35 white auto seahawks jim zorn Saw one of these earlier with his inscription again. Go seahawks derrick gore nausea harris concourse stealers killill herbert Kurt warner silver concourse rookie tray lance Niners and tray nixon rookie gibson austin eckler tricolor on the club leveled chargers That is to 149 silver tuba hubbard field level panthers and javante williams rookie large larry davante smith concourse Phenomenons davante smith jacob harris club level silver rookie rams and bobby wagner sam darnold rashaun bateman. We've got a kaleb farley club level red mojo rookie for the titans that one is three of 49 Titans silver quity pay rookie and brandon cooks A couple packs left. We've got divas mills concourse rookie jamar jefferson silver rookie selections davante smith eagles jacob harris rookie silver premiere level rams despots patrick last pack here jacob harris adrian peterson rookie selections jamar chaise bangles Another redemption here and big ben. All right last card of the break Good luck everyone after this we will do a quick recap here We've got kyle pits rookie signatures memorabilia blue prism card number 10 falcons ben s congrats on the pits redemption We'll mag that one as well for you A quick recap here. We had the whites uh jim zorn to 35 seahawks auto tylin wallace bronze patch ravens tylin wallace rpa here for the ravens out of 199 red rookie auto to 60 jevante williams baroncos bronze paths trick one smith saints A tie-dye to 25 qichon johnson for the jets brandon iuk lightning patch niners In our mag cards, we had the kyle pits falcons redemption A field level zebra rookie mic stretch in for the colts um jamar chaise on the club level tri-color bangles that one was seven of 149 um just in fields redemption for the bears on the rookie signatures memorabilia prism and we had gold rookie selections kenneth gainwell seven of 10 eagles All righty, that'll do it for the last three boxer of the night. We got some case breaks coming right up


What is a world without thin and light gaming notebooks? For sure, it would be a boring place. Usually, the convenience of being able to carry your laptop around, without risking a shoulder sprain comes at a cost. Most of these laptops run hotter and are paired with low TGP graphics cards. Now the MSI Stealth GS66 aims to break the stigma. In fact, the Stealth series was one of the first to preach the thin and light gaming philosophy. One of the most important aspects of this machine is its body. It has a low key design, which hides its gaming identity with pretty good success. Instead of the usual red dragon logo, you get a black flushed one. Its thickness goes from 18.3mm to 19.8mm, while the weight sits at 2.1 kilos. Generally speaking, the keyboard is not ideal for gaming. Its key travel is a bit too shallow, while the feedback has some tactile response, but is really quiet. This makes the unit more suitable for typing in business meetings. On the other hand, you have an obnoxious amount of RGB customization. This laptop sports a total of 5 USB ports. Two are Type-S, while the rest are Type-Cs, with one of them being a thunderbolt 4 connector. In addition, you get a 2.5 gigabit LAN port, and an HDMI 2.1 supporting 8K resolutions at 60Hz. In terms of upgrade options, you get two Sodom slots, hidden beneath the metal shroud. They support up to 64GB of DDR5 memory in total. As for the storage, there are 2 M.2 PCI-EX4 slots. They don't support RAID configurations, but on the bright side, they fit Generation 4 drives. You can take a look at our teardown video to see how to open the device. Here, basically, all display options are equally impressive. They include a 1080p 360Hz panel, a 1440p 240Hz one, or a 4K 120Hz display. We took the middle option, which is a QHD IPS panel with a 240Hz refresh rate. Naturally, it has a good contrast ratio and comfortable viewing angles. Furthermore, it is able to represent 96% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and offers quite the amount of customizations through the True Color app. Also, its backlight doesn't use PWM for brightness adjustment, while the pixel response times are blazingly quick. The color accuracy is one of the worst we've tested, but we managed to make it pretty good with our gaming and web design profile. Only 2 per 100 people watching this video are subscribers. If you decide to just start following us, we'll be able to reinvest more in our laboratory thus making even more helpful videos for you. Thank you, you're awesome! Although the Stealth GS66 sports the largest battery possible for a laptop, it can last between 6 and 7 hours, depending on if you're watching videos, or browsing the web. It's not a bad result for a gaming laptop. You can't go wrong with the Core i9-12900H and the RTX 3080Ti configuration. Or with a Ford Fiesta, which is roughly the same price. Cyberpunk 2077 runs with more than 80 FPS at 1080p and ultra settings on the RTX 3070Ti. The same resolution won't bother this GPU when playing Need for Speedheat. You can expect nearly 100 FPS at ultra settings with this title. Adding 12th generation Intel processors, and the latest Nvidia has on offer was a really smart choice from MSI. This makes the Stealth GS66 a far more enjoyable device. All of the display options are out of this world, but we find the 240Hz 1440p unit to be the best in terms of balance. Well, the notebook doesn't really provide a great battery life, nor the keyboard will make your fingers dance on it like you're the modern day gaming version of Mozart. However, the laptop as a whole is significantly better than anything MSI has ever released that has the word, Stealth, in its name. If you want to see the rest of the tests and more details about the device, you can check out our in-depth review. The link is in the video description below.


The best kind of doors are the doors you have to explain. Welcome to Unhinge with the DoorDork, where door hardware nerds get together. We knock and we slam on different doorfills. We learn, we laugh, sometimes we even cry because the installs are that bad. Jason, I know you're gonna be a crier today with some of these, but hopefully it's not too bad. But today we have a very special guest, Mr. Jason Groomes from Norton Rickson. Do you wanna hop on and say hello and tell us this is in your first role with Ossah Abloy and then let's do a little fun fact. Sure, thanks for having me guys. My name is Jason Groomes. I'm the product manager for the Door Controls Group in Monroe, North Carolina. And as you mentioned, I am getting nerdier by the day from a door hardware standpoint. I started out as a specification writer at Ossah Abloy and I spent some time on the opening studio professional services team where I shot my first video with Mia and now I'm here in Monroe learning everything about our Door Controls Group. Look at you now. So this is your third different role with Ossah Abloy. Yes. Wow, that's awesome. Have you always been in the North Carolina area or? No, no, I actually moved down here from the Philadelphia area. I was writing specifications and was a part of the opening studio team in the Northeastern region. Oh, Philadelphia, wait a second. Are you an Eagles fan then? Well, that's actually my fun fact. So the last two places that I've lived are the two places that have teams in the Super Bowl. So I started out in Kansas City. That's where our specification apprentice program is based. And then I was in Philadelphia writing specifications and working for the opening studio team. So regardless of who wins, I'm going to feel pretty good on Super Bowl Sunday. Either way, you win. That's awesome. But you have to have a favorite, right? Which one are you rooting for? That's tough. I'll say Philadelphia because I actually was there when they last won. That was when I had just moved there and I got pulled out of my house by my neighbors and forced to march down with the rest of the city to City Hall. So that was a pretty great experience. My brother-in-law used to live in Philly. He was there when they won last as well. And he said it was nuts for days. It was like people were just going crazy. They were climbing up light poles, like things were getting thrown, like it was, but they were happy. They were so happy. I've never heard of a city celebrating that much for the love of a football game. But understandably so, right? Yeah, I'm crazy about sports. Yeah. Well, you might have noticed that there might be a little theme going on this episode. Both me and I are wearing our door hardware nerds jersey. So we're rooting for them for the Super Bowl. So Mia, why don't you hop on and say hello? And I believe you've got a football related fun fact. Yeah, so hello and welcome to this episode and welcome back Jason. We did an interview on professional services and Jason is in that, so you can go back and watch that. And my fun fact is that in college I lived with a Patriots cheerleader. So she's actually one of my besties. That was quite fun seeing the behind the scenes of everything that goes in that those ladies do. It's impressive. And they all have full-time jobs in addition to cheerleading. So that's a tough sport. I knew a couple cheerleaders in high school and college. And yeah, that's tough. Like the physicality behind what they do is in some ways surpasses the players on the field. Like just say and just say. Yeah. So I'm going to root for the Eagles as well because my other bestie from college is an Eagles fan. I don't have a horse in this race, but if I had to pick one Eagles for me. Awesome. So Benji, fun fact. And who are you rooting for? Fun fact, I loved football growing up. I was obsessed. My team was the 49ers. Well, still are. So I was a little hurt this last weekend when they got destroyed. That wasn't even a fun game to watch. But I grew up in like the Jerry Rice, Steve Young era. So I had some great role models to look up to. And I even played like a wide receiver in elementary school if you can even count that as football. But Jerry Rice was my guy. That was my jersey. I would eat, sleep, drink, whatever in that jersey for two straight years from fourth grade and fifth grade. I wore that jersey every single day to school. And my mom would have to like peel it off me in the night to go wash it. And you know, like a jersey I was always wearing like a shirt underneath it, right? So it wasn't like that dirty, but it got destroyed. I still have it in a box somewhere, but you can barely like see the logo on it. Rice is all like messed up on the back. But two years straight every single day, that's all I wore. If you look at my family photos, like it's always, oh, there's Ben in his Jerry Rice jersey and who I want to win the Super Bowl. I'm written for Philadelphia as well, partially cause my brother-in-law used to live there. And I don't really have any skin in the game for the chiefs, sorry. But I mean, I hope for a good game. Food, good commercials, good game. Let's get on with it. Okay. So for those who don't know how unhinged works, I will share my screen. I'll show you some sort of door fell, installation fell, code violation, something like that. I'll share my screen and we'll react. We'll slam, we'll knock on it and then throw out any helpful tips so people can learn while they're having a little bit of fun. Then we'll give it a knocking score. So Jason one is being not too knocking bad. So it's like, hey, I understand why we posted that on here, but it's like not a code violation or anything like that. But 10 being like, hey, this is a doozy. Let's get this taken care of. Let's call the AHA. Let's get the fire marshal involved. Something pretty scary is happening here. So how does that sound? Guys ready? Not good. Yeah. Oh my goodness. Valentine's Day is coming up and share a little love with all the door hard runner. Wow, I've never seen that before. Yep. Those are like extension through bolts. Yeah. Are those even through bolts? Is that something that came from the factory? Oh, I highly doubt that came from the factory. I think that was custom made right there. Call that a G job, a government job. That reminds me of the extension rods for our magnetic holders. That looks like a five or six inch extension there. It's sizable. That's a video of the door opening. I'd be willing to bet that thing moves. Oh, I'm sure. You can see it beveling a little bit. Like it's already, I feel like that's gonna open up maybe 20 times before something's gonna give, right? Yeah. I'm surprised we don't. Well, I'm sure in time we'll also see some nice trail across the door frame at the top because something will have kicked out, especially that nice soft wood on top. The fulcrum lever is completely off here, right? Like it's gonna be very unbalanced. Luckily it is an exit and hopefully they're not using this door very often but do you guys see anything else that might be kind of concerning? That it's a pull? Kind of hard not to focus on the obvious there. Yeah, that's the big doozy right there. If you look at this picture, like, oh, that looks fine. And then you see the shadow, like wait a second, why is there a shadow there? Then you go a little bit deeper and you understand why. Oh, there's a dead bull on here. I wonder if, yes. I wonder, is that a cased open frame? Like, did they install the door on the wrong end of the frame? It almost looks like they did. I mean, they installed it like they thought they'd be putting a parallel arm closer on it and it would be swinging outside. And I guess at the last minute or whatever, they decided no, it's gonna be an in-swinger in-set into the frame. Yeah, you would think with that type of arm setup that they would have had the door hung the other way. Plus it is an exit and we don't know what the occupancy is so it doesn't necessarily need out-swinging egress. And if it did, we'd need an exit device on there as well. Yeah, that's actually a good insight. I never thought about that. Maybe they just installed the door on the wrong side. Did you take this picture? No, no, this was submitted in Mr. Stan. I mean, those look like screw access points for the window set. So that should be on the inside of the window. But who knows, it could go in a lot of different ways. But yes, the deadbolt, Mia, good eye. That's definitely a no-no for an exit path of egress. Kat, pretty crazy, right? Also, what's this hook thing back here? I was noticing that. It's a little concerning. I'd like to see the rest of the decor because it's clearly not functional. There's no track, so that was a decor choice. Yeah, I feel like it's one of those hanging seats that they haven't unlocked yet. Stan, come back to us. We need more information. We need a video. We want to see the store operate. And we need to know who was the interior designer on this. Kat, any last remarks? Any other comments before we give it a knocking score? Done for me. Happy Valentine's Day. All right, Jason, if you gave it a knocking score, one through 10, what would it be? Without seeing video, I'm going to have to give it an eight. I don't see how this door is going to function for very long if it does. Just in your mind, you're picturing it opening up and closing, and it just doesn't make any sense, right? Yeah, I was in the seven range, but it could go higher depending on the occupancy. I mean, we have a dead bull on the egress door, the closer is going to fall off, and it's in swinging, and we don't know if that's a problem or not. Yeah, like always, there's a lot of questions to the door, but I would say, blame code violations are there. They might be able to get away with it. Having the door unlocked with the dead bull, if they had a sign on there saying that door must be remained unlocked and it's a retail occupancy, they might be able to get away with that dead bull. If I was inspecting this, I would definitely not pass this by any means on a couple of different levels. So I'm up there with you, probably like an eight or nine. This is pretty knocking bad, and it does look like they're using this exit because there are footsteps out there. Okay, are you ready for the next one? Should we dive in? It can only get worse from here, right? If you want to be featured on a future episode of Unhinged, or if you have a photo to submit, leave a comment down below, or you can email me at Mia at doorhardwarenerds.com.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with our first break of the day and it's gonna be 2020 Bowman Draft Baseball sapphire edition Five box pick your team number one now if you bought at least two teams Most of you know this drill right here if you buy at least two teams You get one entry for the Tigers if you buy four teams two entries for the Tigers So on and so forth basically buy an even number of teams all card ship all cards will be Penny sleeved and these parallels will be top-loaded and hits will be sleeved and top-loaded, but at least everything will be at least sleeved Big thanks to these folks ladies and gentlemen for getting into the action Let's sort by column B so I can get all of your names on alphabetic order Ben bought two teams That's an entry Bill bought two teams. That's an entry so did Dave EA bought to that's an entry Josh bought to that's an entry Joshua B But many teams bought eight teams. That's gonna be four entries for the Tigers and Torkelson hunting Josh K bought two teams. That's an entry mark Basette bought six teams. That's three entries Matt Arnold about two teams, that's an entry right there. All right, so there's 14 on the list here and Let's get those names in there and the name on top after 12 we'll get the Tigers six and a six twelve times one two three four five six seven eight nine ten 11 and 12th and final time after 12 Matt Arnold Congrats to you after 12 times your name is on top. I think you're down here, and you've got a shot At some at some Torkelsons here, so let's get this back alphabetically by team and Let's print and rip Good luck. Oh, you can see the five boxes right there on top. Let me turn on my camera here We don't need a memory card. There you go. All right, there we go. So all these boxes came They come loose. So I've got a big basket of sapphire box I'm just grabbing five right off the top and kind of a random-ish order, and we're just rocking through it One two three four five There's the final print out right here. Thanks everyone for getting in we've got a couple more of these breaks coming up There you go. There's Matt. He's happy Congrats. All right, so Once again, all of these cards will be will be a penny sleeved All right You know top players like this Will penny sleeve and top load right away and there's Casey Martin Three out of 25 fall by Nico. Who's? Hullsizer that Kirk's dad by the way goes to EA and the Orioles This orange Casey Martin who I think is pretty nice goes to mark the set and the Phillies And for the rays, there's Nico 49 out of 99 Going out to David and once again, all of these will be at least penny sleeved You know, maybe some of these top name. I think ace a lacy is like a big name You know, those will be sleeved and top loaded and fourth overall pick Good start next box And these are fairly quick breaks, too So we can do multiples of these All night long if you want to and I think I don't think you're gonna see autographs I think those are pretty few and far between But once again, all of these will be at least penny sleeved And how's it going? will the Shipping team will have a list right of Because everything at least gets penny sleeved and then they'll have a list of what's a top load That'd be good. I'm I'm taking care of like the Zach means and all the Kirk stads and the Robert hassles Those are it. Oh, okay, so then I can probably just catch them then And all right Spencer Torkelson, obviously All right, so just like our just like our draft breaks Remember those the paper we pulled where is where the Zach fiends the Kirk stads the Robert hassles the Spencer Torkelsons those all top load all the way peak or Armstrong I pulled a salacy. Yeah, I'll make a list. Yeah, but everything will at least be top or a sleeved so everything will be protected a Obviously parallels will be top-loaded immediately 12 out of 99 alex Santos For the Astros that'll be for Matt Arnold and There's CJ Abrams out of 20 nice low number there Love these atomic refractors. What do they call if you look on the item description? It'll tell you what these are called so the 99s are yellow green is out of 50 orange Of course is 25. This is aqua to 20 gold is to 15 purple to 10 red is out of five and Pappa Papadopoulos Pat Pat parasha is the one-of-one The CJ Abrams will go to the Padres Ben young And how excited are you see are you excited to see Kevin Durant Kyrie Irving? James Harden playing together Yeah, he's back Kyrie like thing announced late last night or today he was just like yeah I have no idea what's gonna happen But I think he said he's back. He's like I'm down. I'm in. Oh James Harden here. Okay I mean could be could be amazing or could be a train wreck. I think all eyes on those Nets games I mean granted Harden wasn't as good. It's true Three out of 50 and they're bringing it back to the old Thunder team O'Neill Cruz pirates Joshua K And then we got Jay Groom 68 at 99 for the Red Sox Josh Proust with Jay He would just balloon into like Barclay size and if they never traded him I think he would have just ballooned up to Barclay size Just eating all that delicious like Houston, South Texas barbecue and all that just all day long Franks Frank singing Kyrie may be acting crazy so he wouldn't get Please God don't send me to Houston There's behind Tyler Brown is Tink hence to 25 Cardinals that'll be for Ben young and then behind this is the yellow Casey Schmidt 73 out of 99 for Josh and the Giants remember I would uh All these cards ship, you know It it'd be worth double-checking each player to see how they do on a secondary market in previous years that they've done these sapphire editions all these cards have Even like the worst players seem to sell Decently, you know what I mean like their individual cards would sell for like a couple a few bucks as opposed to like a Quarter, you know in any other set so it's it's worth looking up a lot of these Especially if you get one of the top teams or the top players obviously So there's a lot of secondary market value here designs cool You know, I mean it's been flying off the shelves on jaspy's case flakes comm so it's clear people like it I think has it been holding value have previous years been holding value. I would imagine so Because I still see a lot of graded cards appear in like our hit packs and stuff like that. So My guess would be yes All right behind Justin Lang Is your it's a couple yellow parallels we got Xavier Edwards? 80 out of 99 that'll be for David and the Rays and behind Justin is Sammy and Fonte nine out of 75 I Don't think unless they changed it Autographs are not gonna be I don't think there's gonna be autographs in here. If so that if so It'll it'll be it'll be pretty rare and there you have it ladies gentlemen quick little break of pick your team one 2020 Bowman draft baseball sapphire edition breaks many other breaks coming up on jaspy's case breaks comm check the schedule Thanks for watching. I'll see you for the next one


all dark objects, anything which is too dark, too black, too, they absorb energy, they also absorb negative energy out with all the black objects. You don't have to be fanatic about it, but it's a good thing to start. No dark objects wherever possible.  How are they supposed to feel light then? Because black absorbs energy, it just absorbs light. That's what it does. Look around the house. Everything you don't need goes into the... and literally be ruthless with yourself. So your depression will go in that half of it. And the other half will go when you go out and spend an hour listening to the grass growing, grounding. Stand on the earth. Let yourself be grounded so all the energy moves away from the system that is not supposed to be there.


So the root time method involves taking the data that shows the change in sample thickness and plotting that against the root of time. So if you have sample thickness on your y-axis, we call that h, sample thickness, and we plot that against root time on your x-axis, you would usually get a line that looks something like this. So to get your CV value from that, you need to do a number of different steps. So the first step you need to do is take the points at which this line is linear. So it has an initial rapid compression as the load increment starts, but eventually it reaches a linear proportion or relatively linear proportion of the curve before reaching some sort of equilibrium. So we take the linear proportion of that curve and if you then backcast that linear proportion to the y-axis, so if I find the gradient of that in a draw line, that crosses the y-axis and that crosses at point A, as an intercepted point A. If I take the gradient of that line and if I then divide, I'll write it on the other side. If I take the gradient of that line and I divide it by 1.15, I'll get a new gradient. So let's call that, let's call this M1 and M2. So my new gradient M2 will be 1.15 times shallower than the gradient of this line. Okay, so if I draw a new line with the equation where M2 is now my gradient, but that has A as the intercept, so the equation of my line will be y equals M2x plus A. So if I take, that is my new line and I draw that onto my diagram, a line that looks something like this with a shallower gradient. So the point at which this new line crosses my compression curve, so the original data, the point at which it crosses the curve, which is here, let's call that point B. That's equivalent to my T90 value. So the time for 90% of consolidation, so well that'll be, I mean it will still be in root 90, so we need to square it to get it into just T90. So square it, that'll be T90. And I know that if T90, my TV value will be equal to 0.848. And I know that from either an equation or a table. So it's T90, I know my TV value is at 0.848. Now I can then go back to the equation that relates TV to CVT over D squared. Now in an odometer test, I know what the sample thickness is. I know the sample thickness and I know that it drains from both sides. So I can take the sample thickness and divide it by 2 and I can get my drainage pathway. So I know that from the odometer test. So I take half my initial sample thickness. The T value is this value here, T90. So I can use my T90 and I can use my TV value here. So this is, would be equal to 0.848. CVT90 over D squared. So I know the T90, I've just worked that out from my graph here. I know the D value from the odometer test and I know the TV value. So the only thing missing is my CV value. So if I rearrange this equation to make it the subject of, make CV the subject, I should be able to work out what my CV value is from this information. So in an odometer test, we do a number of load increments. So we start with an initial sample thickness, which is what the y-axis is, and time here. We put a load increment on and we wait until it reaches an equilibrium. Usually it's 24 hours between loading increments. So we wait for it to reach equilibrium and then we add another load and then another load. And you can see that actually you can do a root time method on all of these steps. And that will give you a different CV value for each increment. So we know that CV is proportional to the change in MV. And we know that MV changes when we're increasing our load increments. So if that's the case, then we would expect to get a change in CV value for each of these loading increments. Another interesting thing to point out from the new odometer test is if we use the root time method to get a CV value and we can also derive an MV value from this test. If we go back to the equation that relates CV to MV, if we can generate CV and MV from this test, the only unknown within this equation is permeability. So another interesting aspect is that we could use the odometer data to derive a term for permeability. And that adds just an extra bit of value to this test. And it's something that you should work out if you're doing it.


How's it going guys got Kyle here relating sports cards, and we are ripping one box for Jeffrey H or two boxes Sorry, and it's gonna be 2022 prism football Good luck Jeffrey. Let's see what we can get here. Try to get a short print. Maybe a nice rookie QB low numbered Good luck. Good luck. Let's do it 2022 prism first pack was backwards that could be a good sign That could be a good sign right here God Silver fireworks Josh Allen and Purple's gonna be Michael Gallop. That is the 125 Zemir White rookie and Lewis scene Hey, you got to me a forest camo coming. Good luck. Hype is Jalen waddle and our forest came out of 15 It's gonna be Brett farf Not a bad one there for the gunslinger six of 15 on the forest camo. Oh Brett farf Got a zappy rookie Likely Purple ice is Montrell Washington rookie for the buck or the Broncos to 225 Bellinger and Damien Pierce Rookie Kenny picket fireworks nice one there and This is Corey Davis green and yellow to 175 Ty Chandler and Sam Howell base rookie. This is cam Jordan Silver and Nick Benotto rookie to 249 on the orange Haskell and Durant Rookie Silver. That's Montrell, Washington and a Rob to 249 Johnson and Vylus Jones emergent James Cook Got a Carson wince there purple cracked ice this 225 and Kim Walker rookie. It's like our first auto here. Good luck, Jeffrey It's gonna be Bruce Smith on the silver veteran auto for the bills nice Bruce there Devon J. Campbell red wave to 149 Tolbert and Mathis Silver is David Carr Texans and purple Dante Hall Pacheco base This emergent silver here Kenny picket blue wave Bernie Kosar hill and Easy is purple power. That's prison break Traylon Burks Beautiful car there on the purple power prison break. That is the 49 And we have blue wave a Kim O'quan Woo It's a nice color match for the Panthers rookie to 199 last pack here box one. Good luck, Jeffrey Should still have a little more auto. I believe yeah, it looks like you do Silver is digs our auto is gonna be a rookie auto for the bills again. This time it's Khalil Shakir Rookie red wave auto number to 149 and Robinson and Carl off this. All right box two. Good luck, Jeffrey Good luck, Jeffrey box number two brilliant silver to a blue ice Gino Smith Robe me off didn't write back number 99 Jelani Woods Got hyped silver tray Lance red wave Kevin Byrd silver Jordan poyer and Our first auto is gonna be rookie auto Vilas Jones jr. Rookie receiver for the Bears and Robinson Carl off this. Ooh nice color match here. It's gonna be David O'Jobbo purple ice Ravens rookie number to 225 Bellinger and Damian Pierce is gold peeking up at me That is gold. Good luck, Jeffrey True gold rookie is gonna be Traylon Burks new recruits Let's see it. It's gonna be Shaquille Barrett Number to 10 for the bucks that is seven of ten on the true gold Shaq Barrett beautiful card there Jeffrey nice Shaq and a Sam Howell base emergent Trayvon Walker and Gino Smith Didn't write back to 249 Bailey's zappy rookie gave me trouble must be something. Oh Oh It is something got gold vinyl This is silver toa and the gold vinyl. Good luck. It is miles Garrett Some awesome color out of this box Jeffrey Gold true gold and a gold vinyl this time miles Garrett Really nice hit there. That is four of five They also gave you 900 points with that one solid pack 900 points ain't too bad Nice one there for you Jeffrey and we've got a green scope behind it Alex Smith That is to 75 Pacheco rookie base Right, let's keep it going Might as well give us a black finite now. Got a gold a gold vinyl silver lock down Fred Warner and Evan Neil rookie orange to 249 a couple more packs for you here Jeffrey. Good luck Have a Greg up after this one brilliant scooper cup. This is another rookie David. Oh job. Oh blue wave this time That is to 199 Dobbs and Anderson Silver rookie. It's David a job.  Good luck. Good luck two more packs. That is a navy cam. Oh, man. What a box Got new recruits Dotson and The navy cam of 25 is gonna be Brandon I youk Not bad there Good receiver for the Niners That is six of 25 Really nice colored box here Kind of crazy actually Carson strong rookie And one last pack for you Jeffrey Devonte Adams fireworks And Trey Hendrickson is gonna be a blue wave Number to 199 And it can walk her on the back Alright Jeffrey that will do it for your two boxes of prism some really nice color out of there We'll get it right out to you


Hey this is David Russell again coming to you from our Black Belt Prairie pasture where we're evaluating control options on McCartney Rose. I just wanted to take the time and point out some of our weed species that we often see in the Black Belt region. Number one is honey locus. Believe it or not this is a legume plant so it makes its own nitrogen. It's problematic though because it's a woody brush species that gets really hard to control pretty quick. In addition to that it's got some pretty mean thorns that'll puncture a tractor tire pretty quick so you don't want this in your productive pasture especially where you're driving across in any vehicle. It can take out desirable forages as well. Moving over this way I noticed some shorter stature grasses that we often consider as an unimproved turf grass type. In this situation just because of the lower palatability and lower productivity it's an undesirable in a grazing pasture and that's carpet grass and centipede grass. Carpet grass as many of you may be aware of it encroaching in a in a lawn situation it can be identified this time of year by these thin spindly seed heads up above a short statured leaf. Again not very palatable nor productive and even shorter grass is the centipede. Alright both do well in lower fertility sites and again in a grazing system where we've got cattle and other livestock it's just not making a whole lot of good desirable forage. Chokes out a lot of our other desirable grass species as well and so does this one the majority of the latter the lower half of south Alabama is probably familiar with smut grass. It's a widespread spread problem it is undesirable for cattle and by this time of year it's already put up a seed head. It's named smut grass because it gets this smut like fungus around the seed heads. Cattle simply graze around it and then you're left with a perennial clump where no other desirable grasses grow.