Okay guys, good morning. Once again, it's it's a it's awesome to see you all Hope you all are doing well. I hope you had a good vacation break This viewed never gets old, you know, so this It's yeah, well lovely lovely, I hope your family and friends are all doing well I missed you guys too But so this course is all about what? ministering divine healing right it's all about a healing and deliverance and something practical and Something very important for our ministry You know and how we go about and what Jesus has asked us to do basically so that's what this course is all about Yeah, so just to make sure is everybody present in class. So this is the strength Okay, Sean sure. Okay. All right Great Okay, so pray and we'll get started. Shall we? Yeah Father, we come before you right now. Jesus. We are thankful. We are grateful for your mercies Lord your words Mercies are new every morning. I was thankful. We are father. Thank you for your grace That is sufficient Thank you for your love that sustains us And so father right now even as a class we we reach out to you and ask for you to pour out your wisdom over us Jesus as your word says in James chapter 1 verse 5 God anyone who asks you of wisdom father you give Without holding back beyond measure father and so as a class father, we don't want to lean on our own understanding on our intellect Father, we want to rely and depend on your wisdom because once again your words is you are the Spirit of wisdom so come and rest on us Holy Spirit Speak through me.  Name me pray. Amen Amen. Awesome. Hi Karen. Good to see you. Happy new year to you, too. Okay, so One of the things for those online. I've already shared the PDF of ministering divine healing And for those of you here Please make sure you get a copy of this book called ministering divine healing, okay If you haven't gotten yet We'll make sure that you get it, okay But until then I can also share the soft copy with you once this hour is done, okay Yeah, but until then just follow along with me So We're gonna talk about Ministering healing and you know a deliverance as we all mentioned So why is this important is simply because this is how Jesus went about doing his Ministry right and everything that he did right. He preached the gospel. He preached the good news But having doing that he was also He was also Healing people are you sure Jesus healed people You think so? Okay, we'll divide the class will have a debate about it. Yeah So that's what Jesus did and we're going to be reading a lot of scriptures And so I would encourage you to just keep that in handy But this is what he did and everything that Jesus did right? He preached he preached in the synagogues He talked about the kingdom of God at the same time he healed people Right and we're going to read a lot of scriptures about it and I'm sure that's going to encourage us to you know, just have that That kind of compassion or interest in ministry for people To see them, you know set free and whatnot. Okay, so that's the first thing Is that we are going to learn to do evangelism the Jesus way? Okay We are going to learn to do evangelism Jesus way right and how he did okay, and the second point is Every believer can do this That is the second point right every believer can do this Every single person in this room Can do this right everyone who's online right? This is what the scripture I'm not saying this the Bible says that okay that every believer can minister in divine healing and Deliverance, okay, that means you you you all of you. Amen. Isn't that awesome, right? It's and we'll touch about this in a more elaborate way in in the chapters to come but The healing ministry You know sometimes we don't approach it because we think okay, it's only for a certain few people that we don't you know But I can tell you that I have used the sentence Saying I will pray for you So much from 2020 to 2021 Right because we all went through the pandemic, isn't it and so many of our friends and and our loved ones were You know we're stuck with COVID and we I kept saying is like hey, we'll pray for you We'll pray for your family. We pray for you. We pray for your healing, isn't it? And so it's that means it's simply to point out to say that every believer Can do this Has to do this right say I can do this Say I can do this one more time Okay, now turn to the person next to you and say you can do this Vimal is like yeah. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. I Don't care if you can do this, but I'm gonna do it You Can do this right, so Learning to do evangelism the Jesus way That's one and then every believer can do this is kind of the fundamental of what this course is all about, right? and and another point to keep this in mind is As we learn about healing and deliverance and whatnot Healing and deliverance is not in the method or a process Okay, healing and deliverance is not in a Method or process. What do I mean by that? Okay?  So Your healing or ministering healing and deliverance is not based on a method or a process but it is from the person of Jesus Christ, right? It is he is the healer. He is the one who heals I am not going to put Jesus in a box and say, okay, this is how Jesus functions. This is how Jesus heals You with me, right? So healing and deliverance is not a particular process But it is in the person of Jesus Christ. Did everybody get that? Okay, it's a core foundation This is where a lot of us can go wrong Okay, thinking, okay, it's in them. It's in the method And not in the person of Jesus. Okay, so that's the core fundamental. Okay Um Is healing and deliverance important? Is miracles healing and deliverance? Is it important? Okay, guys online. What do you think? Karen Nina, do you think miracle healings and deliverance is that important? Why is it important? You know, the next question was going to be why, you know, by now you should be used to me Why is it important? Okay, see here's the thing. We're going to use a few words like new birth Healing deliverance supernatural science and wonders Okay, did I go too fast healing deliverance Science and wonders new birth All of this simply means ministering healing and deliverance. Okay So why is it important? It's a sign It's a sign to unbelievable. Okay Why is it important? You understood my question, right? Why is ministering or why is miracles healing and deliverance? Why is it important? That's what Jesus told us to do. Okay Okay, judgment says it shows compassion of God to others. Yep It shows the power of God. Okay Sorry Nina Okay, so Jesus is living God what he did We are also called to do okay But why is it important? Okay, so now we are living in a day and age Where there's a huge advancement in a medical field, isn't it? Like science and technology is advanced Isn't it? And so in a day and age like that When someone says okay, miracle science and wonders why is it important? Don't we have this thing? What would you say? Yeah, we have the x-ray machine. We have the this machine. We have that machine. Why do we need to know? sorry Yeah, so Science and technology had has advanced but it does not know everything, right? It can't It can't explain a lot of things still isn't it and I'm sure it won't in a hundred years from now as well Isn't it and there's still there are people? I mean if if science and technology could answer everything I mean, we are grateful for them. Isn't it? We are grateful for our doctors We are grateful for our frontline supporters who helped us in you know during the pandemic and whatnot So we you know, we must be very grateful and thankful to all of them. But having said that There are still people who are hurting right and there are still people who need to experience that raw touch of jesus Isn't it? Yes or no And so that's Basically the reason why miracles healings and deliverance are important Um jackman also saying a total healing comes from god. Amen. Yeah Jesus is our divine healer. What man cannot do he can do it In and through us. Yes Right where man ends god begins Amen right, so let's look at a few Biblical reasons why we must minister supernatural healing and deliverance Okay, we're going to look at some biblical reasons as to Why we must minister in Uh In supernatural healing and deliverance. There are going to be eight reasons Okay, uh, the first reason Is miracles healing and deliverance reveal the reality and nature of god Okay, the first reason why it's important is Healing miracle and deliverance. They reveal The nature of god Okay, uh reveal means what?  I mean they remove it What is it called unveiling unveiling is another word for revealing reveal a revelation, right? So when we minister when you And I minister and healing and deliverance what we are doing or what is happening is that there is a revelation Of who this god is It's revealing the nature of god. What is it saying? He's saying hey, there is a god Who wants to see you? well Who wants to see you? Whole isn't it? So let's um Look at exodus chapter 15 verse 26. Okay, you can turn in your bibles in your iPhones on your androids Exodus chapter 15 verse 26 Yeah, I said the phones because you can navigate because we're going to read a lot of scriptures guys You guys doing okay Yes It's too early to ask that question just five minutes into the class Okay, exodus chapter 15 verse 26 It says if you diligently heed the voice of the lord Your god and do what is right in his sight give your to his commandments and keep all his statues I will put none of the disease on you which I have brought on the egyptians for I am the lord Who heals you? I am the lord who Heals you okay, so right there is like a covenant Name right the jihua rafa right he is a healer Right and another scripture. I'll just read it for us. Don't worry about it Exodus chapter 23 verse 25 and 26 Exodus 23 verse 25 and 26 it says so you shall serve the lord your god And he will bless your bread and your water And I will take sickness away from the midst of you Okay, I'm in exodus chapter 23 verse 25 and 26 Verse 26 it says no one shall suffer miscarriage or be barren in your land I will fulfill the number of your days. I will fulfill the number of your days. Okay Okay, just think about it. Okay. It's we read exodus. I hope you've read the book of exodus We know the story of exodus Um, they were living In a supernatural culture if you have to say right times of science and wonders like they saw Rock splitting and water coming from it bitter waters being Changed to a sweet waters right see being parted right a bread coming from heaven Quail coming and falling down right and then this is so much more isn't it? um And through that entire period imagine a people say three million that's just men It could be over six million and above isn't it? And none of them had had sickness And how god sustained them right and so what is it? What is it again doing is it's just revealing the nature of god and then he's saying okay He's a healer. He wants his children to be the way he designed Originally right another beautiful verse from some can someone read some hundred and Uh three verse three Some hundred and three verse three. I think Thank you. Right. So who forgives all your inequities and And heals all your diseases Amen Uh, so yeah, uh, it's it's revealing the nature of god that he wants to heal And this is one point you will be hearing time after time after time after time again Okay, that he is a god who heals he wants to heal and hence he wants you to uh minister Okay, uh, let's move on To the second point, okay, so what's the first point again? miracles healings It reveals the nature of god. Okay second It reveals god's greatness Okay, the second point it revealed miracles reveal god's greatness Okay, and john chapter two verse 11 Let's read john chapter two. I'll read it for us. You can just make a note of it John chapter two verse 11 This beginning of science Jesus did in canna of galilee And manifested his glory And his disciples believed in him Okay manifested Means it's an expression Right. He manifested his glory and then his disciples believed in him Okay, so the second point is very simple miracles reveal god's greatness. Okay, and the third point Miracles demonstrate god's compassion Okay, miracles demonstrate gods compassion, right In psalm 145 Verse eight and nine psalm 145 Verse eight and nine it says the lord is gracious and Full of compassion Okay, you can turn to it if you want to but it's psalm 145 verse eight and nine It's so beautiful. It says the lord is gracious Okay, another another translation says graceful Graceful right anytime you see this word we've spoken about this if it ends with full I say graceful that means he is Full of grace right when we say he is wonderful It means he is Full of wonder right when you say he's full is beautiful Right, he is full of beauty. Amen.  And so here it says god is gracious is graceful and full of compassion There's no word called compassion full. So that's why he explains full of compassion Uh Slow to anger and great in mercy The lord is good to some The lord is good only to bible college students The lord is good to those who don't sleep in class. Sorry I had to say that guys, uh my apologies You see now everyone's awake Um Oh gosh, I forgot to get my water bottle. Okay The lord is good to Everybody say all guys The lord is good to All okay, and his tender mercies are over all his works, right? That's um, beautiful Can everybody say amen? Amen. Amen. God is so good, isn't he right? And time and time again in the gospels we see that every time jesus went on about his ministry We use this we see this word called compassion, right? Let's go to matthew chapter 14 verse 14 Matthew 14 14 easy to remember Matthew 14 14 Okay, and with another finger go, you know, keep that page and go to matthew 15 verse 32 And then with another finger go to matthew chapter 20 verse 34 Okay, so matthew 14 14 matthew 15 32 Matthew 15 32 and then matthew chapter 20 verse 34 Okay, and there's more but yeah All right Matthew 14 14 it says and when jesus went out he saw a great multitude And he was moved with compassion for them and healed their sick Okay, one of the things that I found interesting when reading through the gospels, okay, uh, it might be different in your bibles, but I don't see jesus praying for the sick.    Right and so okay you here we see that he was moved with compassion and matthew 15 32 It says now jesus called his disciples to himself And said I have compassion on the multitude Because they have now continued with me three days and have nothing to eat Okay, next another chapter matthew 20 verse 34. So jesus had compassion And touched their eyes Okay, some more Uh, now i'm you can just write this down Mark chapter one was 41 Mark chapter one was 41. It says then jesus moved with compassion He stretched out his hand and touched him and said to him I am willing Be cleansed I am Willing be cleansed. That's mark chapter one verse 41. Jesus was moved with compassion mark chapter five Verse 19 mark chapter five verse 19 Says jesus did not permit him but said to him Go home to your friends and tell them what great things the lord has done for you and how he has had compassion on you Okay, um another scripture. This is just for you to read luke chapter seven was 13 to 15 Luke chapter seven was 13 to 15 Okay, that's for you to read. So Let's just pause here for a second. Okay. So the foundation you know of way we should be doing is Is our hearts need to be filled with compassion for for the loss for the sick Amen for the oppressed and uh, it's We should never function or we should never go and you know and want to Minister healing and deliverance to make a name for ourselves Right. Uh, okay. Let them know that I am the preacher Let me go ahead and do that right and that's such an uh, uh, a very sick motive or an intention to have isn't it your heart Should be moved with compassion and you need to ask yourself Am I moving? Am I ministering out of compassion for this people? Whoever it is wherever god may place you after you graduate and go from here Right, it could be to your own cities to your homelands Wherever and I think this is a beautiful question to ask yourself. It's like a heart check Right, uh, like we have all these tests nowadays, right that liver check cholesterol check Full body check up 999 rupees Right, it it checks our sugar level bb level and all of that One of the questions that will check your heart and we'll keep it in the right track is Am I moving out of compassion? Am I doing this out of my love for him? Or not what he can do for me? Right, it's a beautiful question to ask yourself and it keeps your heart in the right alignment Amen. Are you guys with me? Right. So the third point why miracles healing and deliverance is important is because it displays God's compassion. Are you with me guys?  It's I mean, this is not a very good example, but it's uh I think it happens in India or in Bangalore at least and there's an accident or somewhere you see is like Everybody stops, you know, it's like what happened. You know, there's like like a mob that You know, it's like what happens Uh So it grabs it there was a noise there was something and then it got everybody's attention and everybody wants to go see What happened? And we see that in the life of jesus Isn't it so he healed someone Without a poster being stuck on every wall Saying okay the festival of healing Or no pr team Okay, no major flex banners no fancy sound systems people followed him Into the wilderness And to the into the unknown And what not why because it got their attention Right, they wanted to go see what is he all about? Amen, right? So miracles get people's attention um You can get attention of the good people. It got the attention of the bad people also But they get people's attention. That's the point. Okay The sub point there is miracles they act as a signpost to god Okay, it's a very important point guys It's very these are all very simple basic elementary level points But it's just so fundamental to our ministry Right Miracles are a signpost. What's a signpost? It shows direction. Okay Bangalore to Hyderabad 350 kilometers more go this way straight or take left, isn't it? That's a signpost. Yeah We're going on a highway. Okay. Your favorite restaurant is 30 kilometers away Nobody stops at that science post and says like wow, what a beautiful biryani No, it's just a signpost, isn't it If someone does that and then something is uh Something is uh, not right. Nobody stops at a signpost and says I have arrived, isn't it? Yes or no We don't stop. I you guys understand what I'm saying, right? We don't stop at a signpost that says, okay 500 kilometers to Pune I am at Pune. We don't say that Yep, so that's what miracles are miracles are a signpost that points to Jesus amen, uh this Moses prays a most beautiful prayer in Exodus chapter 33. Uh, it says if I have found favor in your eyes Show me your ways Okay, if I have found favor in your eyes show me your ways That I may know you Are you with me? So moses prayed that and in psalm 103 somewhere. I forget the exact verse it says God showed His acts his actions his deeds to the people of israel, but he showed his ways to moses It's there in psalm 103 somewhere. Okay Yeah It says god showed in other words god revealed His deeds his actions his miracles. What are the miracles like what we just discussed, right? He split the rock water came Bread came from heaven Quail came from heaven, right everything so all of those are actions deeds So psalm says God showed his miracles to the people of israel But he showed his ways to moses So that means there is something more to this god Than the miracles that he does But miracles are important Right. So what's the point there miracles are a signpost to point people to jesus right And if the signpost is pointing to you to your ministry to your banner Something is wrong Isn't it? Right. Are you with me? So miracles have an effect a powerful effect on people especially on those who do not believe as well, okay Um, let's move on. Um The fifth point is Jesus gave importance to miracles Jesus gave importance To miracles, okay, so it says here. Let's go to john chapter 20 very quickly john chapter 20 Was 30 and 31 John chapter 20 verse 30 and 31 it says and truly jesus did many other signs In the presence of his disciples Which are not Written in this book But these are written that you may believe That jesus is the christ the son of god And that believing you may have life in his name Amen, so these are written that you may believe that jesus is the christ the son of god that believing you may have life in his name Let's go to the next chapter john chapter 21 verse 25 John chapter 21 was 25. It says and there are also other things that jesus did Which if they were written one by one I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books That that would be written Wow Okay so Here are some more examples that the importance that jesus gave for miracles, okay In john chapter 5 was 31 to 36 John chapter 5 was 31 to 36. What is the context here? You know john the baptist is asking okay He's telling his disciples go and ask him is he really the christ Do you remember the scenario? right John the baptist is in prison. He asks his disciples to go and ask jesus. Is he really the christ? And so jesus's response is mentioned. What does jesus say? Go and tell him What do you see what is he The blind see the deaf hear the lame and are walking Isn't it and so jesus is using the miracles the healing and deliverance of what was happening As a sign to go and tell john like hey, this is the answer to your question And in that you should know that i am the anointed one that that is the christ. Yeah Let's read so when let's go to john chapter 10 guys I want someone to read john chapter 10 There are four verses that I want you to read. Okay someone loud and clear john chapter 10 was 24 and 25 And 37 and 38 Okay loud and clear someone please Okay, so that's worse 24 and 25 Yeah, okay, so the the teachers of the law are asking okay.  Yes or no So what is jesus's response there on end? What was worse 25 say? sorry All the works I do in in the father's name. Okay, so what were the works? Say properly dad Okay, uh was 37 and 38 someone please 37 and 38 So 37 39 says do not believe me unless I do the works of my Father Jesus So look at the weight that jesus is putting on on the works that he is doing He's saying don't believe me unless I do the works of My father. He's not even saying my works I mean this That's a short verse isn't it 37 it's relatively a short verse But there's so much to unpack there. I'm the humility of jesus right there is he's a son of god Right, he can say it's my works and whatnot, but then he's saying Don't believe me unless I do the works of My father right i'm just reminded of the beautiful passage in philippines chapter 2 where he it says he emptied himself Right he emptied himself. He um and then verse 38. Let's go on it says but if I do them That's a big Right, but if I do them Even though you do not believe me Believe the works Wow That you may know and understand That the father is in me and I in the father right, um, so It's statements like this that made you know the pharisees and the sadducees wanted to kill jesus Right it in their culture right in their culture. Nobody spoke like this um, so one of the classic questions that our muslim friends ask us is Uh, where did jesus say that he is god? He is the son of god in those words But in those days in their culture, they always spoke like this in in riddles Right and if especially if jesus was quoting a scripture Right, it's called biblical alteration is if if jesus was quoting a scripture from the old testament He was not he was telling okay Everybody in the classroom was smart enough to understand that okay He is not exactly telling talking about that verse He's talking about the verse before and after Are you with me and so he always spoke, you know in in that kind of a language because that's how people spoke back then Uh, you know, it's nobody was spoon fed Right and so in saying that jesus is you're just making a heavy statement That says if i do them even though you do not believe me believe the works That you may know and understand that the father is in me and i am the father Amen, so jesus gave a huge importance to the miracles And so when you and i function and minister in healing and deliverance Uh Once again, we are just going back to that first point. We are revealing the nature of god We are doing the works of the father and in doing that we are in the father and he is in us Are you with me? Are you with me? Yeah, awesome. Okay the sixth point we just do two more points and we'll conclude for this session. Okay Miracles healing and deliverance Releases the kingdom of god in our midst. Okay A very famous message during the time of jesus and john the baptist was what Five point message and how to overcome depression Was it that what was ah, thank you repent for the Kingdom of god is near or at hand right that one point message or two lines message. That's it Repent for the kingdom of god is at hand. It was all about the kingdom of god, right? Okay students students. Okay, didn't sound right All right guys so Like it or not Or believe it or not you and i Okay, you and i We are born into spiritual warfare Understood You two you're very relaxed Like, oh, yeah, it's warfare.     And so when we declare that the kingdom of god is here And we are creating an atmosphere for so here's the thing kingdom everybody say kingdom Kingdom is two words King and dominion King and dominion right? So when king comes When the king comes king never comes alone. He always comes with his dominion Right and so in his kingdom. There is no shame. There is no pain. There are no tears Isn't it? There is no sickness. There is no Uh a shadow of turning in him. Isn't it? So that is the kingdom of god and that's how jesus taught his disciples to pray, isn't it? Let your kingdom come let your will be done there That is called heaven on earth guys. So, uh The kingdom comes with power the kingdom of god it comes with Power And the same authority has been given unto us for us to declare that You know to release the kingdom of god into this realm, right? And the last two points, uh very quickly is the gospel is to be preached with accompanying signs and wonders We are not just called to preach the gospel Right the gospel that we are preached are supposed to be accompanied with signs and Wonders everybody say signs and wonders Say signs and wonders one more time Okay, so when when you want to preach the gospel wherever right whenever, right? Uh, it's supposed to be it's supposed to follow with signs and wonders and that's what we see in the ministry of jesus Very quickly. Let me read Um from john chapter 3 verse 1 and 2 i'm just going to read that for us John chapter 3 verse 1 and 2 it says there was a man of the Pharisees named nicodemus A ruler of the jews This man came to jesus by night and said to him rabbi I We know that you are a teacher Come from god Rabbi means teacher, isn't it that means jesus taught he preached then he says for no one can do these Signs that you do unless god is with him. So jesus taught But he just didn't teach He also performed signs wonders and miracles Amen And once you get these notes you can read the rest of the scriptures as well for us and the last point is Miracles encourage people to believe for more miracle helps And encourages people to believe for more of the supernatural Okay Just a couple of scriptures for you for you to make a note of matthew chapter 12 verse 15 Matthew 12 15 matthew 15 30 Matthew 19 verse 2 Luke chapter 5 verse 15 And finally luke chapter 9 verse 11 Luke chapter 5 verse 15 and luke chapter 9 verse 11 Okay, just one verse for us two verses matthew 15 30 it says then great multitudes came to him Having with them the lame blind mute maimed and many others And they laid them down at jesus's feet and he healed them Matthew chapter 19 verse 2 and great multitudes followed him and he healed them there Okay, you can read the other scriptures as well. So let me so let's just quickly Recap the all all the eight points. What we just did is we went through eight biblical reasons as to why miracle signs and wonders are important first one Miracles and healing reveal the nature of God It reveals God's greatness second point. It reveals and demonstrates God's compassion It has a powerful effect on people and the importance Jesus gave for miracles is 0.5 And kingdom comes with power and so we've been vested with that same kingdom power and authority Gospel is to be preached With accompanying signs and wonders and finally miracles encourage people to believe For more of the supernatural Amen More of the supernatural Amen So, uh, we'll pause here for this session. We'll take a break and uh, we'll continue. All right See you all


Hey everybody, this is Brian. Welcome to the 144th Qt tutorial with C++ and GUI programming. We're going to wrap up our image tutorials. We're going to play around with the aspect ratio and the fill mode as it is. And we're going to introduce a few extra little things that we haven't seen before. So we're just going to go here. We're going to go to New Project, Qt Quick Application. Go away kitty. Gosh. I'm telling you as soon as I start writing code, this thing's just all over me. Daddy's busy. Go away. Alright, so we have our typical program here and we're going to grab our images. And we're just Qt Quick, our quick blah. New folder. Images. We're just going to import these. Close that. Resources.  Why have you betrayed me? Add prefix files. Nothing new here. I mean we've done this before. Existing files. And we'll go to Qt Quick 6. And I know I said no more dancing banana, but you know what? It's just a really cool image and I like it. So we're going to deal with it. Alright, so now we're going to import some controls here. We're going to say import. I'm still pretty stuffy. The allergies are kind of kicking my butt, but I really wanted to do a tutorial. And we're just going to say ID root width. We'll say 600. Well, let's say 650. Why not? Height. Alright, so what we're going to do is we're going to introduce something new here called a column. Now what the column does is if you have specific things, it will arrange them in a column. For example, if we say image, we'll say ID. We'll say one. Source. And we're just going to say files. Images. And let's do Qt logo.png. We're going to throw just a couple images in here. Obviously we have to change the ID here. Let's save and run this. And you can see what a column does. If you have multiple items, it will automatically position them in a column. And in that, we're going to add a row. So we're actually going to wipe those out because we don't need them. But we're going to say row. And the row, you guessed it, just adds things in a row. And we'll call this tools. Now in here, we're going to add some buttons. So we're going to say button. We'll say text. And on clicked. We're just kind of fleshing out just a little bit here. Let's call this reset. Reset. There we go. Kind of space that out. Alright, so we're going to have basically a row of buttons. And outside of that row of buttons, let me actually run this so you can see what's going to do here. Save all. We're going to have buttons across the top here. And then underneath here, we're going to have a rectangle with an image in it. We're going to call it a viewport. So we've got our buttons. Here's our row. So we're in our column here. So we're going to say rectangle. And we're going to call this ID viewport with equal root.heith. There we go. And in this, we want to put animated image because why not? And ID. We're going to call this display. Let's say anchors center in parent. Let me actually get some space here so we can see what I'm typing. And of course, we're going to add the source. And we'll add our dancing banana. Eventually, I will have to retire the dancing banana. Let's run this, see what it looks like. And sure enough, so we'll have our dancing banana here. We're going to have some buttons across the top. And when we click each button, it's going to perform a various task on this image. All right, so let's go up here. And we're going to say, I did not want that. And the recent button is basically going to take it back to, well, you guessed it, exactly the way it should be. It's going to be a little bit of typing on my part here. Source size, that's the actual size of the file itself, meaning, or not the file itself, the image in the file. So without any modifications, it's the original. And we're going to say display. And we're just going to basically undo any sort of modifications that we've done here, which we haven't done yet. So it's going to look a little confusing for a second. Center in viewport.  Anyways, somebody's running through a hallway and you see like their guns sticking through the door or their shoulder or something. That's called clipping. Clipping's a bad thing in video games, but we can actually work with it here. Lost track, I wouldn't see, I am hungry. All right, so when we click reset, nothing happens because it's way we want it to be, right? We're going to take this. Now we're going to make a couple new buttons here. So we're going to say grab this guy. Let's call this one stretch. And we're going to kind of just get rid of some of this stuff here because we won't need it. Say 25 by 200. Let me just grab this because the majority of these are just going to need this. Oh, kitty, I know.  We're going to do a preserve aspect fit. I'm just going to, through the magic of copy and paste, because I'm not going to type all that out. Preserve aspect crop.  I mean, we're going to give it like some ridiculously small aspect there. So we have preserve aspect fit, preserve aspect crop. And because we're cropping this, we want to actually clip it. And this will be, if you have no idea what clipping is, like if you're not a gamer, then you'll, you'll have an aha moment as soon as you see this. Kitty. Kitty go away. Kitty's actually swatting my hand as I'm trying to type. He's not being very helpful. All right, so we've got our preserve aspect crop there. And we're going to just grab this button up here. And we'll call this one tile. And we're going to say viewport dot width. We're going to make this thing as big as our little viewport rectangle. Close that so we can get some more screen real estate while I'm typing here. And then we've got what is it tile vertically and tile horizontally. So we can do this here, do tile horizontally first. And now we'll do tile vertically. So fill mode really just determines how it fills. What happens in the background here when we run this, hopefully I don't have any errors. That was a lot of typing.  All right, what happens is cute will actually draw a rectangle and then draw the image inside of it. So when we stretch this, you can see how we have just changed the aspect ratio of that. Now stretches kind of the default. Reset that. If we go to aspect, preserve aspect fit, you see how it doesn't do much. It's like a minute change. It'll be much more apparent if we switch the graphic or if we actually just change those. So let's preserve aspect crop. That's the one with the clipping. That's what clipping does.  Now you notice how when you resize this, it doesn't actually do it because we haven't made that a child of etc. etc. So you'd have to re-click tile. And you can tile horizontally and you can tile vertically. Reset that.  And then some of these effects may be a little more apparent. We have our cute logo. We're going to just move that out here. Stretch that. You can see what it does. Stretch is actually the default. So if you load an image and you set the width and height and it looks kind of messed up like that, you need to actually do the preserve aspect fit. You see how I've changed the size and it's maintained the aspect ratio. Now you notice, I don't know if the video is picking up, this is choppiness around the edges. Whenever you're working with graphics, you never really want to scale up.  You want to make them smaller.  So when you make it bigger, the computer has to guess what's in there. And as you can see by this kind of choppiness, it doesn't always guess correctly and it looks kind of ragged. Now, there's some other tricks you can do like, you know, anti-lazing and things like that, which will make it look a little better. But rule of thumb, never go bigger, always go smaller. For example, if we go to reset, you see how it looks much, much better. Preserve aspect crop, you can see it's doing the clipping. Tile, tile horizontal, tile vertical. So, pretty neat, pretty fun to play with. We've kind of introduced you to the column, the row, the button class and the, what is it called? The fill mode of the image. And I think this is probably going to wrap up our image tutorials here. We may touch on them briefly again in the future, but I kind of want to move on to other, more interesting things. Well, that's it for this tutorial, a short, quick, easy one. You can download the source for this and all the other ones under tutorials and cute. And they will be way in the back. And before I forget, because my friend's always harping on me to advertise, if you're looking for other programmers, like if you have questions and things like that, join the Voidrealms Facebook group. There's like 450 plus of us out in there. And we just help each other out. All different languages down from assembly to Java and C++ and Qt and ASP and .NET and pretty much every language and admittedly some languages I've never even heard of. So, that's it. Thanks for watching.


Hey guys, welcome back to my youtube channel. This is Daniel Rossell here So a couple years ago I was browsing on the internet going about my my day and I kept seeing these intriguing articles on Twitter and Reddit To this clip on a CNBC program called make it or made it Featuring something I'd never heard of before by the name of Alex Fasulo Now what piqued my interest about this video clip was that this person Alex Fasulo Who said that she was making her living as a freelance writer on Fiverr Was earning 378,000 United States dollars per year now at the time I was making my living mostly actually from Freelance writing I've since transitioned to doing slightly different marketing jobs and doing it more in-house But at the time freelance writing was my bread and butter. It was a market in a world I was very familiar with and to me making $378,000 Single-handedly on a platform doing ghost writing putting all that together It just didn't make any sense like whatsoever. So I remember delving a little bit into the clip It was the day before Patrick's Day So I was getting ready to do what Irish people do on Patrick's Day, which is go to a bar and I was like, you know what? This is interesting enough for me to write about Now the reason I'm sort of making this video is that this article has kind of taken on a life of its own According to the latest statistics the article has been viewed 51,000 times It got a lot of comments So I ended up closing the discussion about a year ago But people are still occasionally tagging me on Twitter and taking an interest in this whole niche So let me just say a couple of things about this article It was not something I put a lot of thought into I was just kind of I was going through this streak of writing on medium And I thought this is a really interesting issue to pull apart now the thing I want to say is this It wasn't really about this person called Alex Fasulo who I never made who I never had heard of before never knew about She just struck me as a classic example Of what I call kind of the Course promotion trick now We did a whole infographic where I described in this article the how it becomes a cycle And that was why I wrote the article to use her as an example now. I guess from Alex Fasulo's perspective This is kind of crappy. It's unfortunate that she was my example But that's just how it was I kind of saw through this or I My opinion was that I saw through this and I was like I'm going to write about it I guess what you could say my motivation here was that having made a living as a freelance writer I believe in open sourcing knowledge This is a lot of the reason I put up videos on youtube if I can figure out how to do something I put it out there on my youtube channel make a small bit of advertising we're having you from it But I don't charge for that now to make a living as a freelance writer to be successful in freelance writing It's not rocket science. You basically need excellent writing and editing skills If you don't have those it's probably the wrong job for you business and client management or skills No one really ever talks about but those are essential You're going to go bust unless you know how to manage your clients properly how to land your business which is really in my The the summary of my advice is inbound marketing inbound marketing inbound marketing forget cold pitching the internet's way way too credit And by the way, a lot of the reason I moved away from freelance writing towards mark back towards what I did in house marketing and communications is I came to the conclusion that freelance writing is just a really really saturated space I think there's much better ways to make money remotely through the internet Especially today when companies are so open to it I I saw it as a very very simple one two and the one two is I described it in this article It was a little graphic idea of a cycle was you basically talk about making a lot of money That was when I started googling this person alex fasulo. I was like this cnbc appearance wasn't a one-off thing It was like she's gone on like 20 30 40 50 different shows Podcasts what have you and it's always the same messaging. I'm making a ton of money. I'm making a ton of money I'm making a ton of money and then after two or three of reading these pieces I saw she's selling a course and how to make money freelancing So you could say and this is again, it's all just my opinion all this commentary about alex fasulo I never I never said she's a scammer. I don't think she's a scammer I think she's doing a very calculated and kind of deceiving a bit marketing technique As I described in the blog in the blog post you Talk a lot about how successful you are you do that enough times and enough people hear about you You kind of get some jealousy going you get some brand recognition going and then you say hey I'm doing a course if you want to be as successful as me by this course And then it's kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy because you talk about how wealthy you are Actually because of the course and all the interest you've generated you actually end up being successful So that was basically what this uh blog post was about again It wasn't really the intentional least wasn't to just dig into this random internet person called alex fasulo Because that's not really something I would regard as a good use of my time I did end up writing a much more detailed piece than I had intended to and I think the reason was I drunk a little bit too much coffee that afternoon. There was no other reason But it was like very very in in detailed and people picked up on that regarding, you know, two years later I really don't have much to much to add about it or I don't really have an answer for the question Is alex fasulo a scammer After I wrote my piece she did come out and say that she was actually working with co-writers That suggests to me and a lot of people that had it It was literally a few days after my piece sort of went low-grade viral had he not written that piece She wouldn't have so that to me spoke to a real lack of transparency because the cnbc I made a piece said basically I made half almost half a million dollars almost four hundred thousand dollars Single-handedly on fiverr and then, you know, if you look her up, you can buy her course So basically that's what I have to say about it. I think for people who want to make good money freelance writing or Consulting or actually doing literally anything you don't need to sign up to courses from people like alex fasulo I know there's a temptation when you're starting from scratch if you're looking at making a full-time living on internet I know it's scary as hell because I've been there before I've done it But Curate the information you get carefully. There's so much you can get for free. There's a great freelance freelance writers community on reddit that has literally free advice go on to the wiki of that reddit If you want to become a freelance writer and you can get all that advice for free You do not need to pay anybody to learn how to be a freelance writer And you definitely don't need to take an online course. So anyway, that's what I have to say about it The whole freelance writing game to be honest. I'm a bit jaded and tired of it I no longer recommend that people go into freelance writing I think you can make good money in it, but I just think it's there's better ways to if you want to be independent You want to you want to lead the digital nomad life. You want to lead the remote life, which is fantastic. I love it Um, I just think there are better ways to do it, but that's what I have to say about it I know there's still a lot of interest in it. And um, yeah, just just let that whole circus go on And if any of my friends were to ask me, I want to do freelance writing How should I get into it? I would say, well, I probably don't recommend it But if you do you can pretty much figure out everything you need to know about how to do that For free on the internet. Thank you guys for watching


This paper provides an overview of the discovery and potential therapies based on different types of stem cells, highlighting the importance of laboratory steps such as controlled culturing and derivation, quality control, and teratoma formation assays. The use of graphene scaffolds and extracellular vesicle-based therapies are also discussed, with challenges to their acceptance worldwide being highlighted. Overall, stem cell therapy holds great promise in modern medicine for the treatment of untreatable diseases. This article was authored by Roy Chekzochewski, Moche Dobrinsky, Maria Simonowich, and others.


So I guess I'll preface this by saying that this is actually a really intimidating place to now say all this because I'm Following all the people who kind of inspired this thought process, and it's also something that's still kind of Hopefully getting more coherent in my mind and that I've only really talked about online Which is also an interesting Perspective that bringing it analog in front of a lot of people. It's actually really terrifying right now But I think that's also really interesting and fitting for this conversation Because what I want to talk about today is actually thinking about risk and the role that it plays in archaeology particularly in just digital archaeologies And the way that risk has kind of been rebranded today as the badge of honor It's this critical step in art and in the scientific method and And I think all of that kind of fails to recognize the true force and pervasiveness and a lot of contacts of the underlying Structural inequities of risk and who is forced to take on more risk than others so archaeology being at the Intersections of art and science also finds itself framed by this kind of discourse of Art of risk as innovation and art as innovation for art as risk rather Which seizes on technology to address a lot of the big challenges that we want to take on as archaeologists thinking about things like decolonizing archaeology and but also Thinking about the ways that we can make our discipline more inclusive And well, this is no longer really a recent shift. I think we're just starting to talk about the ways in which We are thinking about well-being now in relation to risk and inclusivity and diversity And so ultimately when we think about public and translational and engaged scholarship today It's demanding individuals to be in a spotlight that in a way that we haven't been before And also embedding them in kind of new cyber channels for abuse that we don't really understand completely today So now I'm behind and so I think there's a lot that's being shared online In particular about the way that in which engaged scholars and public scholars are thinking about their role and the risk that they're also taking on in these spaces What I'm interested in exploring further is the role that was taking is play Taking in the development of digital disruptions more in the activist sense rather than the Silicon Valley sense of disruption Particularly the experience of leveraging intersectional identities to make and take up space for multi-vocality So at the junctions of queer feminists and maker or DIY cultures among others There is a concentration of fundamentally creative Inclusive disruptions through digital and hybrid platforms with the sort of transhumanist spirit in a lot of ways Of thinking about how we unbecome or move beyond some of the limitations that we've had in the past However, these approaches approaches also reveal an all too intimate relationship between structures of exclusion and risk-taking Where the former tends to read the ladder by pushing individuals who don't conform To and therefore can't move easily through traditional funding structures and career models To actually utilize non-conventional means of research and dissemination But at the risk of actually attracting greater oppression and systematic othering So the interplay then between creativity disrupting normativity and risk warrants greater attention and critical consideration as a critical force That's shaping archaeological method in theory today the thoughtful and strategic employment of technologies that create a media to defy to remix to subvert in a lot of ways Can confront the the ways that we've shaped people in the past But also the way that we think about who is our who are archaeologists today Confront authority as wall in archaeology But also create a space or a platform in order to kind of support these kinds of inclusive programming or projects These projects are of course critical nodes of transformation and really inspiring and valuable in their own right But I think what's really interesting about them is the people behind them and their experiences That merit further consideration because they're actually drawing attention to the ways that Intolerance and risk and abuse in a lot of cases is playing on their experiences of archaeology in the way that they engage with this discipline An ever-growing archive of harassment and abuse only begins to a document In a lot of ways the physical and emotional toll that targeted members of the archaeology community are forced to take on It's true that there are structures of discrimination and intimidation and brassman that have a really uncautally long history in archaeology But the ways that technology is kind of reshaping and manipulating those forces is Kind of urgent and and concerning in a lot of ways And I think it goes contrary to a lot of our hopes that we would kind of move beyond those things We've actually opened a door to a whole kind of Pandora's box of abuse instead And it's not always necessarily really kind of what we think of as awkward forms of abuse or violence But also the accumulative impact of absorbing these levels of ignorance and bias and hatred on a day-to-day basis And the pressure to apologetically make other people feel okay above their ignorance as well That's I'm finding crippling both students, but all the way up to established always today The lack of recourse of course means that there's no protection and it's extremely problematic from the perspective that we're now Mandating through jobs and through institutions that people take on this risk without forming any way of protecting them from it And this is kind of tapping into also a really problematic pre-digital history of the inequity and responsibility placed on women people of color and indigenous scholars to take on kind of public archaeology and all those kind of forms of abuse and inequity that comes with it This should of course never been acceptable back then, but I think now it's going to be a lot more complicated to actually handle that So digital technologies were sold to us Primarily as a kind of a democratizing tool in archaeology that we could transform some of those inequities that have been inherited or disciplined for a very long time And transform research communication dissemination all these good things But when those kind of cracks started to form of the inequities and abuse It was also rebranded and marketed to us as something that everyone goes through This idea that everyone has to go through this to be innovative and to be successful in academia and in archaeology And all of its forms that exist today But the lines of privilege and power are far more insidious in our technology trends to archaeology today And I think we are failing in a lot of ways in order to recognize and actually transform those lines of abuse And I think that this is really visible and though the kind of deluge of individuals that are reaching their breaking points today And you can see this particularly in the ways that people are blogging and using social media to talk about their experiences But at the same time they're then attracting a lot of abuse back on themselves through this process So I think in a lot of ways that we have to start to take this a lot more serious It's a warning of what's been termed as a critical crisis in academia and archaeology more broadly And it's going to certainly undermine any application or transformation of digital or hybrid archaeology is however you want to frame it To be more inclusive and more diverse in the future And the stubbornly independent do-yourself kind of mentality that has given shape to a lot of this really important work in digital disruptions of archaeology I think needs to kind of also be reframed as a more collective approach to taking on these inequities and Particularly drawing on Those who have benefited for a very long time for it from these lines of privilege To actually start to make space and make new critical reflections on the way that we're Putting people into this kind of line of fire That's all I have at this point But certainly it's something that I'm still kind of thinking through so I'm very happy to take on thoughts and feedback in any form


Det här är Sam Melia. Sam har bara varit sänkt för två år i prisen för att lägga stikar. Jag repeterar. Sam har varit sänkt för två år i prisen för att lägga stikar. Stikar med en insensiv politisk messaget, som det var. Jag tror inte att stikarna deselfiga är beyond det varme bränsle av fritum och sprid. Jag vill faktiskt lägga den messaget, en av de stikarna för dig. Du kan lägga för dig själv den valiteten av messaget. Och om du tror att det är hård eller inte. Så messaget går att bevara muslim. Rapegangs. Nu, om du inte vet, du har hänt i the UK. Over the last few years. A great tragedy concerning muslim rapegangs, where they've had.  Should I say because many of them were actually girls. So primarily English girls targeted by this grooming gangs as it's called impolite language, but let's let's say it how it is rapegangs.  Now of course it became a scandal and I can only suppose some measures have been taken. I know that Mr. Sunak, the prime minister of the UK, he has spoken up against it. Now I still believe Mr. Sunak, here he needs to be clear. He needs to be completely clear about the situation at hand because in a recent speech he said that far right extremists and muslim extremists, they are two sides of the same coin. Now Mr. Sunak, I believe that this is a bit cowardly to say because this is very misleading, very far from the truth. So on one side you have a concerned citizen, a husband and a father, much like myself with a love for his own people. He goes out, he puts up a sticker, warning his fellow British people for muslim rapegangs because it's been a danger in the UK with these rapegangs. He goes out to warn the population about this danger and then you believe it's hate speech. So that is one side of the coin you say then, this right wing extremist and then the other side of the coin is actually people going out, grooming young girls, raping them. This is not the same, dear prime minister. Now I like Mr. Sunak otherwise I think he has a good aura, a good vibe, he says some decent good things but in this case I think he is very misleading and indeed a bit cowardly when he equates the two. Concerned citizens putting up stickers, warning for an actual danger that we've seen, a fair warning to his fellow citizens. I don't believe that is hateful in the least. Now of course we know the full story here, Sam is being targeted not necessarily for putting up stickers, that is just the pretext, the excuse they have for putting him away. He's being put away because he has put his name and face on a set of controversial ideas and the ideas, same as I've always had by the way, that is what to do, what is best for my own people. In his case the British, in my case the Swedish but for the historically the enthusiasts of history you know that Scandinavians and English they are very connected in many ways and as an admirer and friend of the English people it pains me to see this once bastion of justice always been at the forefront of justice and reason the English and now they have deteriorated to this absolute miscarriage of justice where you sentence a man to two years in prison for putting up a sticker with a political message. Absolutely preposterous if anything. No anyway they want to make an example of him at the anti-white regime of the UK. They want to make an example of him saying that this is how it goes if you speak your mind, if you dare to speak up against the great replacement. As a European you understand perfectly well that it's not good for you, it's not good for your children with a replacement level migration from the third world. If you import the third world you will become the third world. Really simple stuff. So that is why that is the true reason he's been sentenced because he had the guts, he had the courage, he had the balls which most men do not by the way. So my hat, I tip my hat to Sam, my full respect to Sam for standing up for what he believes in. Now he's being targeted for this reason because they don't want anyone to go against their anti-white narrative. So anyway full support to Sam, full support to his wife Laura as well and to the children of course. I can't on a personal note, I can't believe what it would have been like to be away for two years from my own girls. So I just wanted to share my thoughts on this absolute travesty. Thank you for watching and again my full respect to Sam XXO. Boom!


What's up everybody Jason here from jazby's case breaks comm jazby's big hit multi big hit express multi sports series 5 Just sold out. This is a six box case break random teams number 20 where you also have a hitless giveaway Just like I was saying on Friday guys Big hits graded cards sick patches bat knobs and barrels Don't miss out. So again disclaimer. This is a Friday release from a couple days ago This is a big hit high risk high reward type of break since there is only 33 cases produced guys most spots only have a few hits Hit possibility that should say but we try to combo the teams to make it as even as possible for every spot and Just know that some cards may get pulled early in the product run So please keep that in mind when buying but I was looking at the I would Joe was saying yesterday There's still plenty of hits to hide in here at least like 20 out of the 52 cards You see here and those other hits that we didn't show showcase as a cell sheet doesn't mean that they're monstrous hits as well So 32 total spots every gets a random team combo If any brewers are here They weren't part of the list will be randomizing that to the group and I believe the Tom Brady was already hit Which is right here at the top leaf cue we were gonna give that to the pages But just a little FYI in case so we use the same dice roller for the customer names for the list of combo teams And the list of case numbers still remaining There you go best dice roll it and we got ourselves a six and a one seven times. Good luck one two three four five six seven There you go Karen steel down to Wade seven times here on the combo teams one two three four five six Giants Raiders Bulls down on the National Dolphins and Clippers Karen with the Giants Raiders Bulls BJ you have the Indians Giants Nuggets Dan with the Bears Bucks Grizzlies Logan with the Mavs Orioles John with the Red Sox Sacramento Kings and next over with the Bills Jaguars Padres Chen with the Cowboys Jazz Roger the Reds Washington football team mark now with the Dodgers Brown Suns Adam with the Blue Jays Colts Charlotte Hornets Kyle with the 49ers Tigers Pistons Taylor with the Royals Patriots and Hawks Alex with the Twins Ravens Knicks Kyle with the Chiefs Thunder BJ with the Angels and Texans combo Adam covering with the Marlins Panthers Lakers Taylor with the Braves Eagles Tyler Brenner with the Mets rounds calves BJ with the Astros Jets Benjamin with the Texas Rangers Titans and Indian Artar Yankee sorry Michael Craig with the Pirates Lions and Bucks Teddy with the Bangal 76ers Alexander with the White Sox Steelers Warriors Derek with the Seahawks Cardinal Celtics Wade with the Cardinals T-Wolves Daniel with the Rays Pelicans Adam Cover with the AIDS Broncos Rosara with the Mariners Raptors Vikings Michael with the Rockies Packers Wizards Benjamin with the Chargers Nets Michael with the Phillies Falcons Blazers and Wade with the Nationals Dolphins and Clippers So if anybody wants to trade you guys just know you had to trade your combo list Not one team for three other teams, etc. Etc. So you could potentially trade one combo spot for three combo spots if you're interested in another combo spot But it did trade the whole combo not just the 49ers for like the Broncos just a little f5 and So yes, I'll give you guys a couple minutes to trade In the meantime though, let me quickly just Randomize the customer names to see who is gonna which case we're gonna use for this remember. It's a seven. So let's see one Two three four five six seven All right case 27 at the top. So that's what I'll go grab right now. Let me update this list to 27 off the board. All right, you're right back us All right, is that a guy's nobody's gonna trade. I see some people denied some trades, so I'm gonna take it as a no. I like to give as much time, but if there's no other trade activity Trade proposals that I'm gonna close it. Oh Did you really? Prim nice Yeah, there was a there was like a little statistic in the sheet But I don't know who deleted it. Someone else must have really maybe Joe took it off because it might have changed But yeah, there's still plenty. There's still plenty of heads out there actually All right, let's close it then guys All right, here's the case guys number 27 It's kind of hard to see but this is you the two seven Michael For what product for the most part all of our breaks that we do we open up from a sealed case And then once we finish the first break of it and we upload another one We just grab from the same case, but there's like we don't number them sometimes If that's what you're asking. Oh You mean this right here like this multi sport. Yeah, it's just every brand I mean it could be a product. It could be cards from like 2000 can be in here. I don't know It's just these are cards that we acquire over a period of time from customers online in store And it's just anything but we try to make it as fair as possible with the combo list But each case is guaranteed to have some pretty nice stuff Now it's just all the luck of it of who gets the hit So here's the first one guys All right, so we've got a graded slab And it's a nine five It's Anthony Rendon. Look at that orange prospects Everything was a nine five at the surface and that's a Bowman Chrome first Nine out of 25 for the Washington Nationals and that's going to wade with the Nationals Dolphins Clippers combo There you go, very nice Next one to PSA 10 and it's Clyde Drexler 1999 UD century legend epic signatures Nick tagged to hit Blazers on the back They go Blazers Portland Trail Blazers that is going to Michael Craig with the Phillies Falcons Blazers combo and Charles Barkley optic. This is from optic choice I want to say Chuck for the 76ers Very nice 18-19 dollars optic that's choice edition 76ers That is gonna go to Teddy with the Bengals and 76ers combo. Very nice. Wow. Look at this shield Carry on Johnson one-of-one NFL shield, which is gold gear Detroit Lions very nice and Detroit Lions That's Michael Craig pirates Lions bucks combo And here you go guys This is for you Michael from Joe All aboard. I love this All aboard the big hit express Two more we got Mike trout I think Logan called a trout Bowman's best autograph 11 out of 30 kind of hard to see there at there 11 out of 30 It's not for me Jordan. It's not for me. Unfortunately. I Got our come of my own catchphrase though It's pull fire though is what I'll do as always Mike trout. That's angels.  See I need my train whistles Just need my big hits that I pull for you guys. All right last one Yeah, how about a little Rob Gronkowski? I Should be a rookie actually 2010 certified double jersey and autograph Yeah, I tell you know, it's old school with that stamp right there 682 out of 699 that's the Patriots Taylor D with the Royals Patriots Hawks combo. There you go. Very nice And boom, there you go just like that. This is break number 20 guys number number 21 is still available all the way down to 33 We are getting close guys once we sell it all out. We can do the Hip-raid promo. I mean sorry the big can express promo for hit list customers We can give back some money 20 customers will win 50 bucks back and another five customers will win a nice little jaspy hat So there you go, Ron Kowsky little Mike trouts Shield carry on Johnson Charles Barkley a prism choice Clyde Drexler PSA 10 and Anthony Rendell 9-5 Bowman's first orange. So there you go guys and just to show you guys What's available right here? So I'm gonna copy and paste all of your names and the customers that hit something Unfortunately won't be part of the hit list promo, but congrats on your hit I'm gonna paste you in right here at the bottom. So you were keeping track guys And you guys have access to this as well all the way down for big hit express 20 Let's take all the customers that hit really quick. So there you go guys. So everybody else will be part of the promo now And again, let's get some more to go in tonight guys. Let's try to finish this tonight or if not by tomorrow, that'd be great Do that promo and give back some money Wait, we well, I think we guaranteed what? We guaranteed at least one per box. So we've been averaging almost two To maybe two point five two and a half. Alright guys, I appreciate it. That was number twenty twenty ones in the store Let's get it going


So note that's another thing that if you got like winnings like a lottery or something and you got a W2G reporting those winnings, you might want to have withholdings out of the winnings. Most people don't do that oftentimes because they don't, they're not really thinking of taxes because taxes is one of those things that's kind of in the back of most people's minds is just being taken care of with their employee employer situation. The employer is responsible for my taxes, right? I filled out the, but, but obviously if you have a win, like win full profit or gains of some kind big hit, like a win in the lottery that's going to have a tax implication. You might want to withhold on it. Line eight C cancellation of debt. So enter online eight C any cancellation of debt canceled debt may be shown in box two of form 10 99 C. However, part or all of your income from cancellation of debt may be non-taxable. You can see publication four, six, eight, one, or go to IRS.gov and entered cancel debt or foreclosure in the search box. Now cancellation of debt is a strange one because most of the time you'd say, well, why would someone cancel the debt? Like if I had a debt with the bank, like mortgage, for example, I owed them a loan back, then it would be strange for them to cancel the debt. Right. If they cancel the debt, you would think that they would do that only because they didn't think that they were going to get paid from us. So they're going to cancel the debt. What happens if they cancel the debt? Well, generally you would call it income, right? Like because that would be the equivalent if they canceled the debt of them giving you money or some, and then you paying it back to them to pay down the debt. So you basically kind of got money that paid down that your debt obligations that are owed, which would be a taxable event. Now the funny, the issue thing there is that most of the time when there's a cancellation of debt issue, it's because someone is in a foreign financial hardship situation, that's what drove the bank to cancel the debt because they knew they weren't going to get paid anyways. So then you've got a situation where maybe the tax code will be lenient in certain situations. And we saw some with the COVID, the PPP loans is a strange situation with the cancellation of debt kind of situation that was going on with that. And then if people are in insolvent situations, there could be areas where the normal kind of income from the cancellation of debt would possibly not have to be included as income. So there could be exceptions to the general rule. So the general rule makes sense. If someone cancels the debt, you owed them money. Now they say that you don't owe them money. Then they basically gave you money, right? That you got income and like paid off the debt. So it should be income. But because most people are in financial hardships, there could be many exceptions for the IRS to say that that income is exempt from income for whatever reasons, line eight D.