So, in this segment, what we're going to do, we're going to take a closer look at the configurations where we have enclosed space and we either have heating on the top or heating on the bottom. So, let's take a look at those. So, we said there are three different geometries, two horizontal one vertically, we'll focus in on the two horizontal ones. Now, we'll begin with the less interesting of the two, where you have a stably stratified flow field. And so, here is a case where the upper surface is heated. So, T1 is hotter than the lower surface, which is cool. And so, we have a quiescent thermally stratified fluid, meaning that the fluid is not in motion. And if we were to go in and measure temperature profiles, we would find that temperature profiles would be constant as at a given vertical position. So, as you move across horizontally, the temperature would not change. Gravity vector here is pointing in the downward direction. And the condition under which this would exist would be Grashof-Prandtl, less than 1,708. And for this condition, the Nusselt number is going to be equal to 1. And if we remember HL over K, what that is telling us is that H is just equal to K over L. And if we recall Fourier's law, we had H times, we had T1 minus T2. So, this is essentially plugging in the H value. We get K over L times T1 minus T2. That looks very much like Fourier's law. Remember Fourier's law, we had K dT by dx. Well, that's essentially what we're getting here. We have T1 minus T2 divided by the L's. That would get a gradient to the temperature. So, that is why we have the Nusselt number equal to 1 for the thermally stratified fluid. So, that one is only so interesting. Now, the next one, when we go above that critical Grashof number of 1,708, the fluid starts to go into motion. And that's where it gets kind of neat.  Remember we said that the fluid will be heated on the bottom. It will then ascend up. It gets cooled once it gets up to the top, and then it descends back down. And we then get these convective cells developing. And depending upon the geometry of the cavity that we're looking at, we can get slightly different types of cells developing. So, you get a pattern like that forming. And this is the case for T1 greater than T2. And here, this condition would exist for Grashof Krantl greater than 1,708. And the Nusselt number would be greater than 1. It's no longer 1. It's going to be greater than 1. And this cellular pattern that we're looking at here, it actually has a name. And it's referred to as being the Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells. And so, let's just take a look at that. So, Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells, and those are the cells that exist between the two horizontal plates with the heated surface at the bottom. Now, what we can do, we can do a little experiment here. And so, let's say you have a container that has a hot fluid in it. And if you take something like a Petri dish, and you put it on the top, and in the Petri dish, you fill it with a little bit of water. You have something like that. We would then have a condition where we have a free surface here. And if we were able to look at this from the side and do a cross-section, we would have cells that are forming. And depending upon the geometry, you'll get slightly different cells. But that, each cell would have fluid coming up and down. And these are the Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells that we would see. So, what we're going to do is we're going to do this experiment. And so, what I did is I used the infrared camera, and I took a bowl of hot water, and here we can see there is the bowl of hot water. The one on the right is actually water. I put a lot of boiling water in there out of a kettle. And then I put that Petri dish with cool water in it. I'm putting a little bit of cool water in the one on the left there. And then we just watch what happens with time. Now, I've sped this up. And so, you'll see the Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells start to appear. And they're really quite neat.  But the one on the right is much hotter. And you can see the evolution of the cells is drastically different from what we're seeing on the left. On the left, we have cells that aren't really merging. But on the right, we get this supercell forming. And that's just due to the fact that the water was quite hot underneath. And there you can see, for instance, cold water now. And that mixes it. Now, let's zoom in on what's happening with the one on the left. That was a lower temperature differential. This is over a longer time. And you can see the cells starting to reassemble. They're merging and moving around. This was probably about half an hour that I took this video clip from. And then you remove the Petri dish. And you can see the cells in the bowl of water in the bottom. And they started to go through a new transformation. So that's kind of neat to be able to see the Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells in that configuration. I did do another experiment where the Petri dish was not perfectly level. And so the gravity vector was a little bit out of filter. And it's kind of interesting to watch what happens there. So let's move into that video clip. So here we can see I'm pouring in some boiling water into the, well, it's not boiling, but it's very close to boiling, into the bowl from below. And you see some mixing going on there. We'll speed up the mixing just so we can ensure that it's kind of uniformly mixed hot water in the bottom.  And this is one where it was a little tilted.  So watch what happens. We get a hot cell forming at the top. And it assimilates all of the other Bernard Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells. It's kind of eating them. And it's kind of a neat thing to watch. At least it was neat for me. I hope it's neat for you as well. Anyways, that is Rayleigh-Bernard Convection. You pull it away. Again, you can see a cellular pattern in the bowl and they change with time due to the change in battery condition towards some more hot water. So those are Rayleigh-Bernard Convection cells. And now we do have a correlation for the bottom heating. And so this would be a case where we have two solid surfaces. So this would be hot. And this would be cool. And we said T1 was hot. T2 was cool. And the correlation for bottom heating is as follows. So this would not be with the free surface. We would have a surface on the top. So that's the correlation. It applies over this range of Rayleigh number. And in this, the properties are evaluated at the average temperature. So that's either T bar or T average. But that's defined as being T1 plus T2 divided by 2. So that's a correlation for the case of a horizontal and closed space with the bottom hot and the top cool. In the next segment, what we'll do, we'll move into looking at vertical confined spaces and closed spaces with natural convection.


The Dutton Company presents the Cavalcade of America. Good evening everyone, this is Gabriel Heeter. Every schoolboy or girl in America would be quick to recognize the famous painting which shows George Washington crossing the Delaware. And to every one of us old and young alike, it brings a reminder of a Christmas night 162 years ago, when a ragged forlorn and apparently defeated army made an electrifying attack and in one quick brilliant stroke, a cause which appeared lost brought new hope to men who had known defeat and retreat. New hope to men who had suffered every kind of privation and new faith in George Washington, a story to go down a corridor of time. But there's another not so well known of a plain everyday New Jersey butcher who's our hero on tonight's Cavalcade. His name was John Honeyman. And tonight for a holiday greeting, down for ease on the DuPont Cavalcade Orchestra ring up the curtain with the hit song from Sing Out the News, Franklin D. Roosevelt Jones. Ladies and gentlemen, the narrator and chronicler of the Cavalcade of America, Thomas Chalmers. This is the story of a hero without a monument, a man who gave priceless service to our cause during the early days of the war for independence. His name is John Honeyman, a butcher of Greakstown, New Jersey. There are no tablets to John Honeyman, obscure, almost unknown. He is but briefly mentioned in a few American histories. Like hundreds of his friends and neighbors, Honeyman had but little interest in the struggle for freedom which the Continental Army of George Washington had been waging for months. Among the tradesmen, artisans and farmers in New Jersey, life continued substantially unchanged. Lexington and Concord were regarded as merely local skirmishers, and in general an attitude of indifference prevailed throughout the colonists. But suddenly in the late autumn of 1776, the war burst like a flame in New Jersey, sweeping through the very heart of the state. It was no longer possible to be indifferent, and to John Honeyman fell a mission that was destined to make his life a story of exceptional significance in the annals of the American Revolution. Honeyman's role in the drama of the war for independence began one day in the little town of Hackensack on the west bank of the Hudson River when General George Washington summoned him into a secret meeting. Honeyman, the people of New Jersey do not realize that we are fighting for complete freedom. This is not war to them, it's another political flare up between the Whigs and the Tories. A decisive stroke, a great victory, will unite the people behind our cause. That is why I've sent for you. I don't understand, sir. I have a plan, Honeyman. But it entails a mission without thanks. What is the mission, General Washington? I want you to be a spy. Honeyman, I need information desperately. General, I'm in no position to get information.  The enemy needs food. Sell to them. From the orders you get, you'll learn where the enemy plans to encamp. If you give me this information, I'll have knowledge of their movements. But why will they buy from me? If you were a Tory, Honeyman, I see. I warn you, you'll be despised. Nobody will respect you. And it will mean disgrace and scorn. Yes, I know. Not even your wife must know the truth. But the enemy will trust you, Honeyman. Now, when you get information, allow yourself to be captured and brought to me. Then I'll arrange for your escape. Well, Honeyman, I'll be the best Tory in the colony, General Washington. Down with these Tories, the Redcoats will not defeat us. The Tories will do it for them. Let us hound these Tories out of New Jersey before it's too late.  Didn't I see those Redcoats over in his butcher shop last week? We know how to deal with Tories. We've stood enough from the Tory, Honeyman. I have nothing to do with it, I tell you. Do you know why our men are being driven back? It's the likes of Tories. They're the villains that are doing it. Honeyman is one of the worst, the traitor. Lobster back, this is no time. Clear? Yes. All right, boys, keep right on marching. Left, left. Tories in our army. Lobster back. I'm not a lobster back. Your father is a lobster back, Tom Honeyman. That makes you one, too. Go on over to the Redcoats, careful of all the other Tories. You and your father, both. Don't move the Redcoats back up the street. Don't shoot down. Run while you can, Lobster back. I won't. That'll show them what we think of Tories. Attention. How are you this morning? What do you want, Martha, Honeyman? For a bestie. Come, I'm busy. Well, Betsy, I just wanted to borrow some coals. Our fires died out. I'll have no dealing with the life of a Tory. This is the last time I'll be stopping in your shop, John Honeyman. Here, take what I owe you. Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Mr. Oliver. We've done our best to send your wife good joints and cutlets, haven't we, Martha? My reasons are more important than good cutlets. I think you understand. Your wife here does anyway. Good day. There you are. Now for the last time, John Honeyman, are you a Tory? Well, I'm Martha.  Who? The neighbors. The notice and for days that folks haven't been dropping in to pass the time of day. And Tommy has been left out of things not playing like he used to with the neighbors' children. There must have come from, see, in the red coats in the shop. Red coat? You're dealing with red coats? Yes. You must tell no more to them, John, for my sake and for Tommy. But I have a contract, Martha. A contract with whom? With the British quartermaster. He's made a trade with me to furnish beef critters for the Hessian army for the next month. And you're being paid well for it, aren't you? Yes, it's a good contract. It's not right. Not if we want to live peaceable with our neighbors and if you want to help General Washington. Maybe I could sell beef critters to General Washington that the Hessians had only stopped chasing him. Oh, what's the use talking to you? Do what you please. Martha. I'm leaving. Sell your red coats, friends, your best me. But I won't stay here to help you. Washington's force at the time was near New Brunswick. The succession of defeats and the enforced attirements from Long Island to Manhattan to Fort Washington and now across New Jersey had discouraged and depleted the army. The intelligence service was disrupted. Washington didn't know and couldn't find out what British forces were following him. He was holding on with target determination, but he didn't know at what moment he might be trapped and the last hope of the American cause snuffed out. It was about this time that John Honeyman went to Washington's headquarters again. Excellent disguise, Honeyman. Did you have much difficulty getting through the lines? Once or twice, sir, I thought I was recognized. Luck was with me. Good. I hope it continues. This is extremely important news you are bringing me. Now if you... General Washington. Yes? General, there's something I must say. I want a change of disguise for an army uniform. I want to enlist. Enlist? Honeyman, you can't. You're too valuable as a Tory. Not myself I'm thinking of, sir. It's my wife, my family, my son. I can take care of myself. They're helpless. They're stoning my son. They won't speak to my wife. I should have realized that. I, um... Suppose I write an order clearing your family, but not you. Would that serve your purpose? Yes, sir. I think it would. Good. Then I'll write it at once. There are good people of New Jersey and all others that may concern. It is ordered that the wife and children of John Honeyman of Grigstown, the notorious Tory, now within British lines and probably acting the part of a British spy, should be protected from all harm and annoyances. This is no protection to Honeyman himself, signed General George Washington. Yes? Honeyman the Tory became a familiar figure behind the British lines and in the surrounding country, where he rounded up and bought cattle for delivery to the Redcoats. A few weeks later the British troops, consisting of a force of Hessians commanded by Colonel Rawl, thundered into Trenton, confidently expecting to surprise and capture the ragged brigades of George Washington. But great was the enemy consternation at finding an almost deserted village. Washington's army had vanished and although Lord Howe, who arrived in Trenton on the heels of the Hessian advance, sent men swarming up and down the river searching for boats. It was discovered that Washington's troops had taken every boat on the New Jersey shore. To the British high command, however, Washington was still regarded with contempt. Lord Howe saw no need to remain in Trenton, left the village in charge of Colonel Rawl and his Hessians. Then, on December 22nd, John Honeyman, Honeyman the Tory, drove a small herd of cattle into Trenton, left them standing in front of Hessian headquarters and went in to report to the commander. Morning, Colonel Rawl. Oh, it's a shoe, Honeyman. I got some cattle out front here for your quartermaster. Well, that is good news. My men will be glad to see that beef. Now we can give them a Christmas dinner that will be a Christmas dinner. All you need now, Colonel, is a bit of wine. Never fear, we've got wine. Four hogsheads of it. Four hogsheads? Well, that won't go for a whole brigade. Oh, I haven't got a whole brigade. No? No, not more than a thousand men. Why, they can all get a roaring drunk on the ration they intend to issue for Christmas. And like it's not, they will, too. Well, Colonel, how about signing for the beef critters out front as I've got to hike over to the next detachment? How far north is the next post? Nobody north of us. We are on the flank. Oh, that makes a lot of work for you, I guess. Well, sure. Don't you have to patrol up and down the river? What for? After all, there are some of the enemy left. A half-dozen-starred ragamuffins. What could they do to my train hessians? If we had some boats, we would too make short work of them. But confound the rascals, they have made away with all the boats. Why don't you build some? Why should we? We get across the river as soon as it freezes over. We catch the last of the rabels then. Well, Colonel, good luck. I hope you won't be in too big a hurry to capture them. What's that? I'll be out of a job and so will you. Right enough. Well, let's have a look at your cattle that I've signed for them. Here they are, right out in front. How many did you say they were? Twenty-two critters. The ones when I drove them up. A little scrawny. Best I have, sir. Two, four, five, seven, ten, sixteen, fifteen, nineteen. Twenty-one is all I made on him. Twenty-one? Four. Seven. Twelve. Eighteen. Eighteen. Twenty-one. One must have strayed away. Well, sign for twenty-one and I'll go out looking for the other one. Right, let's have to build. Twenty-one in good condition. There you are. Hope you'll find the other one. Where's that road off the left side? That's the river road. A quitter might have gone that way. Better keep a sharp lookout if you're good down there. Why? Some of those ragamuffin rebels might be on this side of the river. Oh, come across the river, do they? Yes, once in a while. You don't dare bother us, but they might pick up a civilian. Maybe I'd best send a soldier. I could take care of myself. I got my weapon, this hoarder.  They'll think I'm the hangman coming to get them with a hoarder. Where's that quitter gone to? So much. So much. What's that noise? I don't know. There I see him. A farmer cracking his driving wheel. Yeah. What's he got in his other hand? Looks like a piece of rope. I don't know you stopping him. My low. We want to get one of them here. He's getting close. Say, I know that fellow. Oh, what about it? Keep still, I say. No, listen, Corporal. We've got to capture him. Generally should all is about him. Honeyman. Honeyman the Tory? That's him. Let's grab him. Men. We're going to take this fellow. Quiet till I give the signal. That dang quitter gone to. I figure maybe. See you, man. Get him out of here. Hold him for a while. Let me up. All right. Stand him up. But haul him. What do you mean? Can't a farmer hunt his cows? A farmer. We know you. Honeyman, Tory. Let's waste no time with spies. He's got a hauler. There are plenty of trees around here. Listen, you can't. What are we waiting for? We can't hang him here. Who'd know about it? It's the only way to deal with spies. You can't do it.  Come on, I've got the hauler. I'm in command here. I order you to follow regulations. You'll get a trial at the camp. A quick one. I'll bring him along. I'll say you, sir. Guilty of high treason. I'll say you, sir. Guilty of high treason. I'll say you, sir. You'll be of high treason. John Honeyman, you've been found guilty before this court of acting as a spy in the service of the King's forces. The army and the people of the independence 13 United States of America. The sentence that this court now pronounces upon you is that at sunrise tomorrow, you'll be hanged by the neck until you be dead. I have a warrant for you to sign, General Wahoo. Come in, Colonel Reed. A spy has been captured and duly convicted. Here is his death warrant. President's name? Honeyman General. John Honeyman. Honeyman. Did he confess any information? None, sir. I think you'd better bring him here to see you, sir. Perhaps I can find out something from him. As you wish, General Washington. Bring the prisoner in, Corporal. Yes, sir. Any of you. Very good, Colonel Reed. Will you leave us alone? You're sure you can handle him, General? He seems to be well-bound. I think it's safe enough. Very well, sir. I'll have the detail weighed outside.  They didn't give me a fair trial, General Washington. Well, Honeyman, I hope you have news across the river in Trenton. There aren't but a thousand Hessians. Who's commanding? Colonel Rawls. No patrols up or down the river. Nobody at all north of him. And it's six miles to the nearest post from the south of him. A thousand men, no patrols. It might be possible. It'd be more than possible if you tried it on Christmas night. The Colonel is making a big Christmas of it. Four Harvey says of wine, heavy wine. Has Rawls taken any precautions against surprise? No, none that I could see. It's our opportunity. We'll cross the river Christmas night. And when we capture Trenton, I shall arrange for your escape. Very well, General Washington. Thank you, Honeyman. Colonel Reed. Yes, sir? Turn the prisoner over to the corporal. Have him taken to the guardhouse. I won't sign his death warrant yet. A few days in prison may make him do some talking. Corporal? Yes, sir? Take charge of your prisoner. Yes, sir. All right, Pauline. Lock sharp. All right. March. Colonel Reed. Well, General? It's only a few days until Christmas, isn't it? Why, yes, sir. I'm thinking it might do us all good to have a little party at Christmas. Indeed, it might, General Washington. We'll have our party across the Delaware in Trenton. Trenton? But the Hessians are in Trenton. So they are. But we'll be there on Christmas night, when they least expect us. But the Delaware, it's choked with ice. I know. But it's Trenton Christmas night. The boat's heading in that trunk of ice. Smash it quick. Hurry. Hurry, men. Pull harder, lad. Yes, sir, sir. See? How are the other boats ferrying, Colonel Reed? It's a long pull, and this ice is dangerous. Pull that. Pull that. No. No, it's not that. I know. But it's Christmas, and I'm happy anywhere on Christmas. We'll sing. Let's all sing. Say, everybody, come over here to the ponds board. What shall we sing? Yankee doodle. Let's... Let's... Let's... Let's... Oh, no, no. We sing. You are. You sing. Oh, it's such a long time. Well, it's perfect. If... If... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... If I... Good morning, Master Tommy. Oh, he's not Tommy. He's General Honeyman. Tommy, you've been playing in the mud again. We've been chasing the lobster back, Mother. That's the spirit, General. We're gonna fight for General Washington when we grow up. Attention, forward march. Left, left, left, right, left, left, left. That is the story of a hero without a monument. But the effect of Washington's victory at Stanton was immeasurable. It crystallized the doubtful element of the colonies and united the people behind George Washington. It started a chain of events that led to a victorious turning point in the struggle for American freedom. John Honeyman suffered the contempt of the very men and women he was trying to serve and outcast and despise. And yet the story of the Gringestown butcher who posed as a Tory that he might better serve his country is a matchless chapter in American history. This is Gabriel Heeter again speaking for the DuPont Company and wishing you a happy new year, everyone. A new day, a new week, and a new year. And every barometer gives assuring promise it will be a year rich in good living for millions. A year rich in new milestones for all America. And all of us on the cavalcade of America hope you'll find your share in the better days which loom ahead. Wherever you turned you find people keen, expectant, and hopeful. Symbolized in men going back to work in what we enjoy in peace and freedom. Symbolized in one word which grows in volume all over America tonight. Confidence in tomorrow. The confidence expressed in such a great spectacle as the San Francisco 1939 World Fair. A dream come true. A living reality to inspire us all to feel the greater days which wait ahead. A world fair on San Francisco Bay. A treasure island born of the brain and brawn and rich dreams of everyday Americans. Calling on men everywhere to forget war and deadlock, forget quarrels, and come to a great pageant of the Pacific to see what American industry and science are doing for better living for millions everywhere. And almost before we realize it, a curtain will go up on California's great spectacle. And when you come, you'll find among many great exhibits a DuPont wonder world of chemistry. You'll find it in the homes and garden buildings. You'll find it fascinating to follow spectacular achievements of chemical research. The astounding process of making rayons and cellophane transparent films, neoprene, the man-made rubber, and loose sites, the crystal clear plastic created from air, water and coal, and many, many more wonders of our time. Yes, a real glimpse of a wonder world of chemistry. Not only at the San Francisco World Fair, but also at the great New York World Fair to open before long near the skyscrapers of Manhattan. And thus on each coast, DuPont will tell a vital and vibrant story about better living for America. But most important of all, these exhibits will show what scientific research is doing to make jobs to keep people at work. They'll show what chemistry's discoveries in 1938 will mean in good living in years which loom ahead. Good and hopeful years expressed in a timeless DuPont pledge better thing for better living through chemistry. Welcome to the news of next week's Cavalcade of America. Next week our story is about Edward Bach, an immigrant boy who came to America from the shores of Holland, and by his coming made his adopted country a better place to live in. Until next week, then, at the same hour, good night and best wishes for the new year from DuPont. The Columbia Broadcasting Center.


about overtime remember the the maximum hours of overtime in kata or in Gulf countries is supposed to be two hours and the one supposed to be calculated as what we call the overtime remember most of you may not know how to calculate this for example if your duty your duty if your duty is working or you are working your duty your duty location is 12 hours so they calculate 12 hours so 12 hours plus one hour of transport 30 minutes to 13 minutes go that is already 13 hours meaning that that is the normal duty working hours and if you are going to have more extra time those other two hours then will be what you call the overtime but remember that overtime in kata is supposed to be 25% of what you call the regular working hours and this is supposed to be paid at a rate of 1.5 at that same time meaning that the working extra hours in kata should not exceed what you call and two hours is what we call that is what we calculated asi what we call overtime that overtime we are talking about is an extra an extra time an extra money that is being given on an extra time that is given to you after an agreement is being reached between you and the employer your employer may request you to do some overtime but as according to the law that overtime should be paid to you after work is being consumed or should be calculated or part of your salary when whenever that is completed at that time yes to some extent some employers may force you to do overtime depending on the situation of the work and depending on the situation of the agency that may be required to perform that particular time so they will probably may be forced to have what you call overtime or do what you call overtime work in one whether that but you remember when we are talking about according to the law it is paid in what you call an hourly rate meaning that each hour you get you are paid at a rate of 1.5 kata riyal so meaning that for you to get the actual hours that you've worked with overtime you definitely get 1.5 which is the actual hourly rate then time was the number of hours worked which is 2 and it will give you definitely a round figure or to give you that figure that you've worked for as overtime hope i've tried to share something and give you a light regarding overtime thank you so much see you again in the next video it's makes from the next creation tv


Welcome to WilmegaTV, where we cover topics from hip-hop, reality TV, black consciousness, entertainment, politics, you name it, if it's making noise around the globe, we cover it, share it with you and give our own unique perspective. Today, I'm going to share a special interview, an exclusive interview with you on none other than Cecil Moleson, who is Cecil Moleson, you ask? Cecil Moleson is a former high school basketball player at Overbrook High School. He played for the Overbrook Hill Toppers. Yes, long before they were the Overbrook Panthers, they were the Overbrook Hill Toppers. From there, he went on to play for none other than Temple University, Varsity Basketball there. Left there and went on to play professionally for the Washington Generals, traveling the globe with the Globetrotters. From there, the Eastern Professional Basketball team. And then finally, the head coach for Overbrook High School, where he coached arguably the greatest basketball player to ever touch a basketball, Wilton Norman Chamberlain. Yes, I'm talking Cecil Moleson. Cecil Moleson, yep, he signed this basketball for me long before he passed. Cecil Moleson is our subject today in a three-part series. Before you check out part one, part two or part three, I'm simply going to ask you to click subscribe, click like or dislike. I don't really care. That's up to you. Add a comment in the comment section. And if you're really feeling me, if you're really feeling me, Cash App, Wil Mega. That's dollar sign, Wil Mega. That's dollar sign, W-I-L-L-M-E-G-A. Stay tuned. So coach, who are you?  Okay, when I was 22, I was a student teacher at Overbrook High School and I was recommended to be a coach about one week before school opened. And I was in Fizette, a temple, played a temple, had a scholarship, a temple, played with the Harlem Globetrotters, became a principal in Transifany Sound, met President Reagan in the Rose Garden, coached at Upper Moreland, William Tennant, Archbishop Kyle Gurrells, and taught in the Philadelphia Community College. So what year, Bob, were you asked to coach at Overbrook High School? I coached in 1952 for three years. Okay, cool. So how'd you even get involved in basketball all year? Did you play basketball? I played basketball at a temple and had a scholarship at a temple and was in Fizette, a temple, and I was in student teaching at Overbrook where I went to high school and played there at Overbrook. What years did you play at Overbrook? I played in 1946 and 47. Who was your coach? A fellow by the name of Juan Wilder. It was an all-Jewish basketball team that won 20 straight basketball games. Did you guys go on to win the championship or how was it set up back then? We played in the championship and lost by one point to Bartram. And my best friend is the one who beat us. Wow, what's his name? Gil Shore. So as you were playing back in 1946, did you have any clue that you would one day become the basketball coach of the basketball player ever? Never dreamed of it. It was like a miracle. They didn't want a hiring during the summer. They interviewed about 100 guys and one week before school opened they called me and said, would you like to be the coach? Well, I didn't sleep anymore for that month. So you become the coach of Overbrook High School and tell me about how you decided to pick the guys on your team? Well, it was easy. Some of them played the year before and they were all friends of Wilpa. They were all great athletes. One of the athletes was Arie Davis who became the Olympic Hop 7 Jump Champion of the United States and coached LaSalle and Track. Another one was Mel Broski who played at Temple. Another one went to the Harlem Globetrotter. So they were all pretty good players. There's been much said about the size of the original Overbrook High School gym. Talk to me about the size of that gym compared to Jim's today. The gym was very small. Two-thirds of the size of a normal gym. And I played on the junior varsity and to make the junior varsity you had to dribble up and down the court and make 50 baskets in five minutes. And it took me about four times before I finally made it. Okay. So was the court still 10 feet high back then, though? Yes. The baskets were. Folks made a lot to do about how high Wilpa jumped and how long did he jump. How high? How long? Well, Wilpa could jump 12 feet high. The baskets were 10 and he could get up to about 12 feet. And he was a high jumper and a 440 and 220 track star and he could really go up and down the court like in four dribbles. Wow. So the rumor, the rumor, you know, it's not too many people who are around to witness it. There's a rumor that Wilpa Changley could jump and would dunk his free dribble. Did he dunk the free dribble? Yes, he did it a couple of times. He didn't do it frequently. He was a foul shooter in high school, but he could do that. And could you say exactly what he could do because most people won't be able to hear my voice from the film? Yeah, he would stand at the foul line and shoot the ball and if it missed the basket, he would follow it up and dunk it. The changing of the rules, did you speak to how he impacted the rules of the game? He's the only professional athlete who changed rules in the game. He changed the free foul shot lines from six feet to twelve feet and then he changed the dunking rule and the blocking rule because he would do it every time.  You kicked him off the team, but we're going to come back to that because I want you to have an opportunity to go fully into that. Do you really have girlfriends in high school? What was the fanfare like? He had a lot of Jewish girlfriends, but he didn't have 20,000 of them. What was his hardest challenge on the court? There were no harder challenges. He could do everything. Were there any players that he played against that presented any challenges for him? Well, the only one that may have presented a challenge was a senator at West Philly who was six foot nine, but West Philly lost six games in three years and all six games were at Overbrook. Wow, wow. There are stories about him playing or working for Red Hour Back in the summer. Yeah, we worked at Cutcher's Country Club. I worked with Red Hour Back coaching the players there and it was a bellhop at Cutcher's Country Club. How old was he then? He was 17. And so is it true that he played against the number one college recruit that went to the pros while he was there? Well, the only summer country clubs had teams from all the colleges in the country and he played against the best. Wow. Talk to me about the Quaker Town save. Is that ring a bell? No. Okay, what was playing for the Quaker Town phase, semi-protein while he was still at Overbrook? I've seen some newspaper play. I'm not familiar with that.


So let's consider some non-standard bases. Up to now we've been looking at operations in base n, where every unit is n times larger than the preceding unit. But there's quite a few common situations where this is not the case. For example, time. In timekeeping we have 60 of the smallest units making up one of the next larger unit, that's one minute. Then we have 60 of these minutes making up one hour. And then we take 60 hours and we don't actually have a unit name for 60 hours. In fact, the next larger unit of time is going to be formed by taking 24 of these hours to make one day. And then we might take 7 of these days to make one week. And note here that our trade rate changes from 60 to 1, 60 to 1, to 24 to 1, to 7 to 1. A similar situation occurs when we look at dairy products. So I have 12 units making up a dozen, 12 dozen making up a gross, 12 gross making up one great gross, but I don't have a name for anything more than 12 great gross. The metric system even has some irregularity to it. So in the metric measurements I have commonly used units like centimeters and meters, 100 centimeters form one meter, but the next commonly used unit is not 100 meters. Trivia question, what do you call a unit of 100 meters? But in fact what we do is we take 1,000 meters to form the next higher commonly named unit, the kilometer. And after kilometers we don't have any generally used common names. And then there's even more peculiar systems that are used in certain obscure countries that nobody can ever seem to find on a map. These are places like Myanmar and Liberia and the United States. Yes, the United States, where we have this strange system where we take 12 inches to make one foot, and then we change to a totally different trade rate, 3 feet to make one yard. And then there's a whole bunch of other units that nobody ever remembers the conversion rates for. 5,280 feet make up one mile. However, it's not a problem. We can work with these non-standard bases just as easily as we can with other bases. For example, let's take a unit like 357 centimeters and try to express this in simplest way. What that means is that whatever we have left, we cannot make a trade to any larger unit. So we need to know the bundle and trade rate. 100 centimeters can be traded for one meter. And we can start out by setting down a place value chart and for reference we'll keep our trade rates there. So we have centimeters, 100 centimeters make up a meter. Who knows? We might need it. 1,000 meters make up one kilometer. Now what we have, 357 centimeters. We'll put that in our centimeter column. Note that we are not going to indicate the unit of centimeters. It's 357. The unit is indicated by the fact that it's in this column labeled centimeters. So now we can try to bundle and trade. So our trade rate, 100 centimeters. So we look for bundles of 100 centimeters and we split them off. So here I might take that 357 and split off a couple of hundreds to three. So there's our 1, 2, 300 centimeters. 57 is what's left over. And now I can trade. 100 centimeters will get me one meter. So I'm going to trade 100 centimeters for one meter, 100 centimeters for one meter, 100 centimeters for one meter. And I can combine these. 1, 2, 3 meters. And I don't have enough centimeters to trade for a meter. I don't have enough meters to trade for a kilometer. So we're done with our conversion. And so now this final answer, three meters, 57 centimeters. We can also do this much more horrendous problem, 389,195 centimeters. And we can do the same thing. We'll set down our trade rate. We'll set down our place value chart with the trade rates included. We'll drop down our 389,195 centimeters and we'll make the trades 100 centimeters at a time for one meter. Well, I'll split off a whole lot of centimeters. So this is 3,891 centimeters. And at my trade rate 100 centimeters for one meter, I'll go ahead and trade those over as 3,891 meters. Again, I can trade again. 1,000 meters make up one kilometer. So I'll split off a few thousand meters. So there's a 3,000 meters split, 891 left over. And I'll trade 1,000 meters for one kilometer. This 3,000 meters becomes one kilometer. And so again, not enough centimeters to make a meter. Not enough meters to make a kilometer. And so I'm done. And so the equivalent form, 3 kilometers, 891 meters, 95 centimeters. We could even do this with the peculiar system that we use in this country. 40 inches in simplest form. Let's take a look at that. So here our units are going to be yards, three feet, make up a yard, foot, 12 inches make up one foot, and then inches are the smallest units that we have. So we're dealing with 40 inches. We'll drop that in the inches column and we'll split off this time sets of 12. So we'll bundle a set of 12 and another and another. And we'll trade 12 inches gives us one foot, 12 inches gives us one foot, 12 inches gives us one foot. And there we have our feet. We'll combine them. And so we do now have enough feet to make up one yard. So three feet we can trade for one yard. And our final answer is going to be one yard, zero feet, four inches.


The IAEA can now help more countries diagnose COVID-19 cases thanks to a pledge donation of around €4.3 million from Japanese biopharmaceutical company Takeda. So far, 119 countries have requested the IAEA's assistance to use a nuclear-based diagnostic technique as part of efforts to contain the virus. Several have already received equipment packages, with many more on the way. This latest pledge will allow the agency to ramp up efforts to deliver the kits. I thank Takeda for this important, generous contribution to the IAEA. Thanks to it, we will be able to continue our work, helping our member states combat and defeat coronavirus. The commitment from Takeda, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical firms, will add to the €22 million in funding that countries have already pledged for the IAEA's COVID-19 assistance programme. This is the nuclear agency's largest technical cooperation initiative since it was founded in 1957.


YouTube what's up today we're building a competition USAPL spec platform we're actually building two of them for our meat leading up we're going to show you the equipment you need the pieces of lumber you need and how to build the highest quality set you can put it in the gym you put in your home gym garage and also competitions I'm solid Mike give this thing a thumbs up be sure to subscribe come along with us. Step one with all platforms we're going to build you're gonna take a plywood or whatever would you choose to use we're using like a cheaper plywood just because it's for competition only if you want to do something that's more long term you might be able to choose a higher quality wood that won't maybe bend as much it's not that big of a deal and we're just crisscrossing them these ones came with these grooves because it's like some actual flooring shit we're just going two and then two horizontal to it I think even by regulation but even if you want to build your own you can kind of drill these together and you kind of have a platform right you'll throw the carpet on it'll be done we decided to go kind of the fancy luxury route we're trying to run the best meat we ever have and we're gonna make a metal frame that will surround it and tuck it in which is like for better term overkill but it's just gonna keep it nice and taut we're technically you could drill these and that'd be step one making it look sleek it'll be real sleek it'll be pro in right here multi-purpose screws exact size everything you need the question is just what is it exact size right exact size yeah size matter oh I mean in this case yeah totally but most most other cases it's the motion of the ocean so for those that are on the inside man of some kind of like shrewware fitness apparel my guys super fresh for the news for a very long time so super fresh you want to follow Instagram you said you sent me a little package show me some love on their latest caps will come to shout out super fresh kind of a private group the Instagram might even be private too so some exclusive stuff man shout out thanks so much for the gift bro rocket with pride if you guys want to check it out super fresh on Instagram yeah so now that we've put the two sheets of plywood with the next one is to actually go in and go in with the carpet so there's a 12 by 9 sheet over there this is an 8 by 8 platform we typically cut it down to a 9 by 9 so there's about an inch hanging over and then we'll cover those up using the aluminum side itch so yeah that's kind of next thing we got a measure and cut that sucker this is the beginning of a terrible week okay okay great week but chaotic chaotic I don't know where I'm gonna be yeah fun we're gonna make it we got Matt like I could get this all done and I'm pretty handy and I knew who's gonna be handy but this dude I'm a magician so he's just kind of because the truth is like this similar build the kid the kid works on cars of all levels high-performance cars but he also handles Tinson custom wraps all the time so if you're in Sacramento check out my boy Matt where do I plug you Genesis okay so check out Genesis if you guys in NorCal yeah NorCal or if you're coming through NorCal check out Genesis and request my boy Matt he can get you right but I knew he was gonna be handy and I don't want it I don't want him to hear me compliment him but the boys quick with it you know like all this would just take me twice as long because I can I'm handy we talked about it the other day out of like the average 34 year old male in the world I'm like a five and a half six handy I ain't a savant I'm a mechanic but it's cool you know this kid starts at like a nine nine and a half handy so yeah he's whipping her around so shout out to him shout out to Genesis if you guys need some car wraps tent all that good show the carpet it's a very very thin grade allows you to have a little bit more grip obviously we're deadlifting and we're pushing our feet on there when we're benching and so you want it to be as sturdy as you can you get like a home style one that's cozy and your shoes are probably gonna slip on it so this is I guess more like hotel lobby elevator carpet so it's a little sticky eight by eight and then we're in the specific name for this is loop drop carpet so if any y'all are building home gyms and want to build this it's loop drop carpet you can get it home deep below is any place but just make sure it's that and if like if you're in doubt just bring your deadlift slippers bring your your squat shoes anything with these running shoes yeah you can feel it just like you can just feel like if you if I try to do this it's hard for my foot to slide like I'm driving so get something like that but yeah eight by eight plus this if you want to look nice these aluminum angles are really cheap and it makes it look much nicer like I'm excited that's it so Saturday Sunday February four and five Sacramento Northern California we're in here lifting starts at eight on Saturday night on Sunday will go all day long so stop by check it out appreciate you appreciate you Matty Genesis if you're a NorCal man you want some of the cleanest tints detail or car wraps I'm Salomaiq man out here at 3sb.co


I'm Terry Hanley, wildfire instructor. In grasslands, in summer, there are two main things that change that affect fire behaviour. One, it dries out. Two, it's harvested either by people or by animals. As you can see in crops, the fuel load increases as the crops grow, then drops off sharply when it is harvested. Whereas in pasture, the fuel load drops off slowly as the animals graze the pasture. Measuring fuel loads helps the CFA estimate fire behaviour in the summer. We are going to visually measure two fuel areas. One with a high fuel load and one with a low fuel load. We're going to burn these two areas and compare the fire behaviour between each of them. First though, let's look at the fuel load. We do this by measuring the fuel height and the percentage cover. Have a look around your paddock and draw a line on your card at the height of the grass. We do this by measuring at the average height of the seed head, not the leaf. So to determine the percentage cover, we look at the fuel height you gave and look at the amount of fuel under that fuel height, where 100% it is totally full of fuel and 0% is like a sand pit. And we can see from this that this one has a much higher fuel load whereas over here it has a much lower fuel load. Just like for measuring curing, we break things down into thirds. So to work out the percentage cover, look at which third it fits into, then we look into more detail about what percentage that is. 0% to 30% cover is sparse, such as drought or desert conditions. With sparse growth, you can walk through the grass with a few stalks brushing your legs. 40% to 60% cover represents normal Australian conditions, with thicker growth at the base and spindly stems higher up. You can walk through it touching plenty of grass. 70% to 100% cover is a thick pasture or crop, which is much harder to work your way through. Here the cover is in the abundant range, or 70% to 100%, and it's sitting on about 70%, which means that the space under the height of the grass is 70% full of vegetation. You can estimate the dry fuel load from the table on the back of the card. Here the height is about 1 metre, and the cover is about 70%. So the fuel load is about 5.3 dry tonnes per hectare. Now let's measure the low fuel area. As you can see, the height is about 10 centimetres, and we'd write that on our card. We look at the percentage cover, and it's about 40%. And from our cover we then can work out that the fuel load is about 1 tonne per hectare. So now let's have a look at how these different fuel loads burn. We have installed heat sensors and poles marked at 1 metre intervals so we can measure the flame height. So now we'll ignite the two plots. So with data like this, operation staff can look at the broad scale view of the seasonal changes and reduce the grassland fire risk.


Going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards. You're been 23. Bomychrome University football hobby 12 box full case rate number six Pick your letter style read off of list of our names in our letters Chris V with B Christopher a with R Danny C F and Q G and O L and P David D H N and X Jeffrey H DMT J Jonathan L E and a Joshua B with K Kurt S with S Matthias N with W and Michael Z with C. So good luck here everybody Let's do it.  Just meat and cheese, right? And then there's no bun there. I'm not putting a bun on that. Yeah I mean, what are you literally just playing? Personally, I'd be like he just he just wants to meet and cheese in his burger sounds great. I Don't think I'm giving you a bun on that one dude. I don't think I'm giving you a bun to be honest I think you're just I think you're just so well No, I know clearly it was national don't give buns the box that that's what that's what happened That's what happened. Now. It's now. It's all coming together here. Why why that was left off. Good Lord Good Lord Get Monday night may have a forest and Shawn over on phonetics live tonight everybody lot of pick your team styles I don't think there's any pick your letter. I think it's all just PYT tonight I think it's pick your college see a pick your college or pick your letter on on What's it called to This bum and chrome you Okay, well, I've said playing many times and it's not come out playing. We've got to clarify Well, how about you stop being a baby and get something on it? Who gets a cheeseburger with just cheese?  I'm just over it. It's just like the things that I hear here.  Yeah, dude They would agree outside the camera Marshawn Lloyd there's kid club Nick Purple shimmer Rhino Keith Ramblin man Marvin Harrison Malachi Starks That is a Caleb McDowell blue Austin Jones to 199 nice one there for the A spot Tavion Robinson Dante Moore Green Jake Garcia to 99 Drake may first. Oh the 399 Trey Benson and Marvin Harrison, Jr That is Jalen Berger to at 150 nice one there Grads on that J spot.  Exactly. They like linguine from Ratatouille without Remy there Eli Holstein The Oscar costime.  Can I have guys you to cage menu? Yeah, exactly Problem, that's a problem. Yes, it is. That's most certainly a problem Oh my god Holy just Come on No, I don't know I spoke certainly don't Yeah Orange chicken When Matt saw the the burger Your dad's like I think he's hallucinating Cuz I didn't see that Marshawn Lloyd and Jordan Travis it's Monterey Baldwin. That's so funny. That's Julian Fleming refractor Roy del Williams to 299 Devon Leary will shots it Carson Beck and Jared verse Green shimmer Jaleel Farouk 299 Raelyn Allen base Will Rogers refractor Sugar Sanders first refractor nice one there the S spot Drake may first Or in singer Kayla Williams Jordan Travis now that burger definitely never existed. That was a thing. That was that was that was hunger hallucinations right there from Bofa Mario Williams purple mini diamonds and the Kia Watson and spot to The 300 nice green Brock Bowers on the auto. There we go. Congrats to the B spot to 99 Brock Bowers Travis Hunter. Yeah, we really good cases so far Jarquez Hunter to 499 that's going to the J spot Congrats on that J spot Will Howard Yeah, that's what it exactly Brock Bowers exactly Caleb Downs and bro just assumed that they're out there somewhere It's like a bloodhound man watching bloodhounds trying to find like a crime scene Alright keep moving here everybody can 10 box Tuesday. We'll resume over here on the main channel. It's me tomorrow at 4 p.m. Eastern time So grab your spots for that we got like a dual case got some tops update Plenty of stuff tomorrow as well. I'm gonna start doing the rich impression like Oh Yes, sir Yes, true probably wouldn't be good, but Yeah, I mean theoretically yes, theoretically Melt the cheese Honestly, I'd be in on that for sure tickles a little bit of mayo on there as well I know time out a bunch of our employees Exactly, yes, it is everybody just is so jealous. Honestly, I Should have two of these eyes on here. Yeah, exactly a little bit everything a little bit of ketchup I know Raelyn Allen shimmer of Dante more It's depending on right now. It's probably what three four days. I would say yeah between three and four days I would say care with the exception of Sunday as well Sunday. We I don't think we don't send anything on Sunday, right generally USPS doesn't pick up a mech egg hookah should or Sanders Ricky white first refractor Purple Jake Garcia 399 No, yeah, no, no, definitely not weeks Jackson Arnold. No, no, no, definitely AJ Swan, we were a little bit behind recently, but I think we've caught up now Yeah, we're not necessarily caught caught up or much more ahead than we were Layden Robinson and small Monday, Jr. That Would probably better than yeah true Tray Sean Ward Did you this sound good right now honestly It's late in Robinson to 399 Small Monday, Jr. Can I have a cheeseburger would just catch up, please? Okay, but Okay, Club Nick just please just stop why you're behind I'm not missing out like Fisher to 299. I'm not missing out. I'm not Jordan Travis refractor auto to 499. I could confidently say I'm not missing out on that Jalen right bonix Gold Elijah Badger auto to 50 nice one there e-spot Congrats e Anthony see picking up wow bunch of teams in our photo. Thank you, Anthony Greg. I'm picking up the O's and yanks in update tomorrow Thanks, Greg. All right, it's Brock Bowers Kool-Aid McKinshery That's Caleb Williams Marvin Harrison, Jr. First Dominic Levitt I Love it big kahuna Kula McKinshery. There you go. Congrats to the k-spot. Very nice. That's corner in this upcoming draft I would say it's over and base Showroom camera saw someone and it's JP JP route 66 They must they must have just game playing True to 50 Jihad Campbell nice one there for the J-spot gold lava auto Dante Moore Shema Dorian singer ramblin man to Tavion Sanders Fractor Drew Aller J.J. McCarthy Green Danny Dennis Sutton to 99 play Corum should or Sanders Casey Thompson X Fractor Shaz Preston refractor first Tavion Robinson ramblin man Don Edward's Walker Howard is gonna be your first base order for the W-spot nice when they're w Marvin Harrison rookie or first Marvin Harrison early risers Mechag Bucca ramblin man is sticky and Tavion Sanders I'll say more that is Kate Clubnick X Fractor purple Jeremiah Hunter to 399 Got you Joshua. No problem, buddy. 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Oh, uh, Oklahoma state 499 Audrey Castine Braylon Allen Donovan Jackson and Casey Thompson doing well here John.  Oh man both both are awesome. I'm excited. I'm really pumped for gilded Yeah, gilded coming out on Wednesday release day streams on fanatics live with for us. You got me at night ripping group breaks over here Yeah, I know you'll be here There you go What is that yeah, yeah, I'm the only one who shouldn't be concerned I know gilded checklists is out. Yeah, which kind of sucks, but should be out soon the shields to Corey Brooks I'm only doing a couple today because we're not doing them tonight But if you order one, it'll go tomorrow night dams. It'll go tomorrow night Carson back to 499 refractor first auto nice one there Yeah, one was from last night in the night before and then Jackson dirt once from this morning Jam Griffin shimmer Purple Mayan Williams for the M spot to one three ninety nine Cannot cannot confirm nor deny Marvin Harrison, Jr. Oh, no, this is all Carl Johnson only good Yeah, yeah, I'll ship on this one just like Dylan said. Yeah, everything shifts and in Presley singleton first of Bill Maffa Maffa Trey Benson nice one there to 150 on the auto for the T-Spot. I had literally seven LSE packages yesterday Evan Stewart to 150 Marvin Harrison, Jr. Rookie Dante Moore Jackson Arnold Blake Corum bow Nix Jalen Berger to 399 purple mini diamonds JJ McCarthy the J spot rock bowers for B Ex-Ractor of Dylan Gabriel Geez man a lot of spots going into noir spots Victor with the Royals and the Cardinals tomorrow Joseph with ten bucks and gilded Greg with the Yankees and dual case tomorrow. Thank you all appreciate three are the Five or six of you there Continue on here. Many upsets this week. I guess Notre Dame Sure It's said for the NBA to start to because then we'll have some sports every day again, which is kind of nice Baseball is great. Don't get me wrong and I'm very thankful for it throughout the summer, but I'm ready for something new Yeah, I'm like Tuesday and Wednesday Yeah, you get a little bit of action now you get the match playing Midweek games kind of nice The football the college football Yeah, summer is a brutal time for sports for sure Because then even like even like one-off sports like golf like most of the majors are done by then. Yeah, you know what I mean Like yeah So it's like that like June July August It's brutal for sports like once once Basketball ends that's when it's tough until until like football starts up again a dunce Yeah, if there's a World Cup, it's different story Rubino and same with Olympics if there's Olympics It's a different story because at least it's you know interesting Jihad Campbell Should or Sanders yeah, oh, yeah rambling man worthy and Drake may Marvin Harrison first X-Fractor Caleb Downs Yeah, then the MLB home run derby then NFL Roman Wilson and once everything started back up again like playoff baseball is one of the best parts of that like I'm I'm loving playoff baseball right now. It's just like June July August It's not me super meaningful baseball quite yet. Tyler Neubin. Tyler Neubin again. Yeah, to Nanyang Quinchon Judkins Hunter Decker's Emily Frank or junior first refractor Mecheg Bucca Drake may that's Bucky Irving nice one there. He's a stud 399 we were a Dallas Turner gold.  They're just always there man. They're always gonna be there Yeah, I know especially now Enjoy your 17 years you had of it Yep, so now you have 17 years to pay for So my Lord Yeah, it's a way to open two packs at once Now you're this isn't if it's a 10 case But this this isn't that bad.  Very nice. We'll take a Drake may yellow Caleb Williams Quake will shimmer Cameron kitchens. I'm a man quench on Judkins Drake may first We did on first miles Davis Cooper to John white DB next factor Richard Reese Chandler Morris Drake may Josh Williams blue to 1.99 nice one there for the J spot Kulian McKinsey X-factor bow next nice one there Williams Justice Ellison first Rook singleton Ramblin Manjury and Dickey Jordan Travis base auto nice one there for Florida State in the J spot Should or Sanders Should or Sanders again Ramblin man Xavier Worthy and another Xavier Worthy Stop Louise How you doing, buddy? Oh, yeah picking up these sixers in our photo. Yeah, I got some noir photo breaks coming up this Wednesday everybody Like three cases in our photo basketball, which will be awesome dude. I'm very empty for that Noir is always a pretty pretty awesome product sneaker spotlights the shadow signatures All that kind of good stuff, man Picking up the sixers again. There we go bohia be very nice. Thanks buddy Simon L also picking up the Sun spurs and nets in noir photo. Thank you, buddy First or good price in our photo for a full case Pretty good man. I have to admit you hit like a soul on a nice random. You're pretty much chillin That's awesome. That's a great price. 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I gathered my ten box Tuesday mixers for tomorrow I swear if you put them all back, I'm calling you tomorrow to come back in and get them all Oh God, please don't please now It's like Purple Minidiamonds will shepherd to 2.99 Was a Marvin Harrison Dominic love it. I love it. Oh, Nick's I'm a man. Mr. Bowers and Dallas Turner X Fractor Dane key Jalen Daniels first refractor Cole Prentice Go away. I did like honestly might be the last person. I want to see in this entire building Xavier worthy mech egg look at last the first time I've seen you eat something here Brian Thomas, Jr. Not tired of everybody today Today's not the day it's not the day man kid club Nick Not really no never have Hunter Deckers to 299 or 399 Jordan Travis Call McCord and base Thank you steam cheeseburg at the Hartford yard goats. They're minor league baseball Montrell Johnson to 50 for Yeah, Harper for Harper. Yeah to 50 They're steam cheese steam the cheeseburger night. Yeah Cam rising to 75 nice one there for the C spot Utah. You know, it's Bryson C Yeah, Bryson Tray Benson for the T spot Nice one there Yeah, I'll think about it for sure Well, how are Jordan Whittington and Tyler Van Dyke right box 11 Give it up for box 11 box 11 give it up our box 11 Sir two personals to do after this, that's it not gonna do any more personals That is it. I have something I have to do anyway tonight. I can't stay super long. Unfortunately, but I will stay for these two Person I can't wait to see your dead troll Kyle and Opa on Wednesday night over here during the breaks Oh my god, just spamming Well, let's go Bop lobby channels to is a bop lobby God it is Opa just a bot lobby man. That's it. I got there general area One eight one eight seven seven bots and chat one eight seven seven bots and chat Just having my Kobe Donate your car today Xavier worthy to 99 God. That's so that's on so not just Another Buckner nice one there for the T spot to 150, right? Yeah 150 pink mini diamonds Oh Mecha egg book ah Purple shimmer Oscar dealt. Oh, do you have that? numbered card the Rosa I Mean I don't I don't know. I just want to make sure I don't forget Drake man. Don't really matter But Marvin Harrison Eli Holstein will just say that all those I'm happy make a note on that flat. Can you grab that last sale sheet? Thank you And just put on the actual sale sheet itself that it goes to I think it was GNL Hold on Yeah, oh Yeah, not unless the college goes to G&L go to G&L Yeah, because I we labeled the other one, but I just want to make sure it's not super confusing Friend and Sullivan. I'm just gonna send it. Let's send them all to one spot. It makes it easier Dante Moore Michael Williams to 399 to Davion Sanders Expracure Jackson Arnold is a blue Travis Hunter. Nice one there. It's a 199 Nick Singleton ramblin man Jackson Arnold Corey Foreman to 499 K spot nice one there That's on that. Oh, I might need to be Honda Franklin man Devon Leary Steve. I got you Brock Bowers There's Oscar Delk Travis Hunter Caleb Downs first refractor and base Last box. Good luck here everybody. See what we got. We'll do a quick random after for the non Nonlisted letter one of the other letters that are listed. I don't know what how to say it to be honest Like I said two personals after this and then that will be it You've got Monday night mayhem with forest and Shawn my god. That's gonna get a little bit wild Dallas Turner Blake shape in first Dallas Turner refractor Maccabee bow Nicks Ramblin man Brock Bowers Travis Hunter X Fractor Jordan Travis Fractor Logan digs Jalen Daniels purple shimmer hunter Deckers Ramblin man of Mecca Bucca Tyler Buckner Rhino Keith first refractor Green shimmer miles Davis to 99 hem spot Drake may first that is Kate Clubnick yellow Tavion Robinson for the T-spot 75 Harold Perkins Dallas Hayden X Fractor Purple Mini diamonds Kool-Aid McKinch Street at 399 a Jalen right Sam Hartman going to the S spot nice one S Antonio Gates jr. For the a spot to 499 rats on that a Tyler Buckner Make singleton and Tori All right, I'm gonna do a quick random for the non listed college Letters, so V and I I believe are the ones that fall into that category So take you over again. We'll roll the dice whatever Letters or letter or letters are on top after eight times get the non listed cards one two three four five six Seven and eight going to W W is gonna pick that up All right quick recap we've got big kahuna Kool-Aid McKinch Street Drake may image variation golds to 50 Montrell Johnson Phil Maffa to 25 Nick singleton bass autos Jordan Travis Sam Hartman Trey Benson Walker Howard Michael Hall jr. Tavion Robinson to 499 Jarquez Hunter Frank or jr. Jordan Travis Carson Beck Grant Wells and Tony will Gates jr. Corey Foreman Jayden Bray to 150 Jalen Berger Tyler Buckner Trey Benson to 99 Dorian Singer Brock Bowers to 75 Cam Rising to 50 Elijah Badger Jihad Campbell wait, I should do our Sanders bass auto or no refractor auto 499 and Then Drake may yellow to 75 That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the film up next is to first


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