Cool, and and I'm realizing that we should probably do a Reset on fellowship of the link and figure out where we are and what we're interested in and Pete It sounds like you had a nice chat with Chris last week It was you and Chris Yes Did you talk about those kinds of things like what is fellowship or now we talked about some specific? Some specific things and I forget what cool it was fun Cool And it feels like there's a whole bunch of things going on out there that we should maybe corral into What we care about and see how that remix affects our own conversations and so forth. So It'd be nice to have Chris and SJ here and a couple others. So Hmm We can cruise into it I will note real quick. I will have to drop a quarter to the next hour I learned about micro blog from Chris So it's like very popular in the indie web community because it's fully Integrated with micro formats and indie off, which are both like big things It's also Also got activity pub Yeah, that's much more recent But yeah, it's very cool. I mean I feel like part of the indie web second cell posting So I'm not quite sure I understand But if people like use the people like using it, I can't object have more social networks The thing I was looking for and it might fit the bill is I Actually, what I was looking for was an email newsletter something that's not sub-stack or goes And I wasn't even really thinking it to be micro blogging too, but I think they do I Think they do Email as well as Everything else That micro blog has email. Yeah. Oh, that's interesting Because it seems like just posting stuff someplace and then pretending it's a mailing list pretending It's a wiki pretending. It's whatever else is the way to go Yeah, like just put the file someplace and then do things with it into it. Yeah I wonder if it's micro blog maybe it's something else because I don't my blog is looking like a plain old blogging hosting service it doesn't Doesn't smell very different So the cool thing is it's it's kind of like a little Twitter. It's a it's a social network, but it's also Independent they can be independent Yeah, it uses the Mic the micro formats contact will help you to syndicate things to it really So it's more mastodonnie But so I guess let it works with activity pub, but I think the idea is more that Once again because the any web community is right into self-hosting It's more about the idea that like individual self-hosted entities can syndicate to it and Use it like a social network through that interaction Somebody can subscribe to your micro blog like it was a Mastodon account Yeah, yeah And and it is this micro blog is what I was thinking of from mr. Manton So it also has email subscription Yeah, I will say a lot of people are a fan of button down for email. I haven't used it. Yeah, that's also one Thank you. I appreciate it. I Made a list and button down was definitely on it and it's pretty good My In my list I've got paragraph and newsletter glue, which is a wordpress plug-in So done with wordpress Yeah In fact, I've got a whole bunch of wordpress blogs I have to go like shoot in the head because I keep getting update messages from a Service that was hosting them. We're psych. We've updated your php server. I'm like, I don't want those anymore I'm interested what has turned you off of wordpress. So I Tried hard for more than a dozen years to love wordpress I built my I had a business site for the relationship economy expedition that I built on wordpress And I hired a web mistress to run to build me a little bit of custom code Which she did and it worked for a while then I got hacked and somebody owned that domain and I had to fight to sort of win it back And then I had to pay a company called sukuri which does wordpress site protection I basically had to pay them almost like ransom to protect the site Because I was self-hosting and didn't have the cops to do my own security And I was paying them more than I was paying dream host to host a variety of other sites and do a bunch of other work I was like that was really irritating Then I went to try to change my website and it turned out my web mistress had gone upscale and was like I only do retainers now and Her rate had gone way up and I was like I don't have retainer kind of business for you So then her chunk of code basically blew up and didn't work anymore. So I just went and rebuilt The room I I built a way worse version of the site on Google site Which is my go-to and I figure if I'm on Google sites, they're not gonna let themselves be hacked Which has been true so far. I've had no trouble there and then and then I tried for years with Sundry plug-ins and themes and other kinds of things to make WordPress do things I wanted it to do and it never did and I always had trouble placing images and making images do what I wanted in them in the flow of text and all that They've never seemed to fix that and I was like I'm done. I'm spent. It's over. My love affair with WordPress is done So that was it and it was me trying to fend for myself in WordPress in a sense that probably did me in but but the ecosystem wasn't working for me Yeah, yeah, that's legit I Don't know. I also have sort of to be clear I spent like probably almost five eight years being primarily Sort of like your web mistress so a WordPress developer for hire. Yeah So I was able to make WordPress to a lot of things for me and I still have WordPress sites. I use in very abnormal ways But my my problem has more been the the intended user for WordPress I think has shifted and I don't really like Dislike WordPress for this. It's just the reality of what WordPress is is At one point it was a blogging tool and now it is a corporate website slash large media company tool And that's fine. It is what it is and you know, if I was a medium to large media company I'd probably use WordPress, but the affordances that they have built for Or For making it work for that type of user make it much Less friendly from a user perspective to be a single-person blogger I have a Site I use to build like my personal archive that has a press forward, which is a tool. I helped build that's WordPress based I write nothing in that site It's literally just an archiving tool great for that. I have some old sites I keep up to date. I have a site that is an aggregator of my content that works automatically That's in desperate need of an update because the theme I used No longer works and if I try to change anything on that site it crashes And I have to go in and like wipe out the theme and rebuild the site And that's like it's just too much work and I don't want to deal with so yeah, I'm trying to figure out like Maybe some alternatives, which is why almost all of the things I built now are static sites Generated on github.io Domains that I can map domains to so much simpler and so Unhackable like the only point of failure there is my github account and that's been secured 20 ways to Sunday and I can run 20 sites 50 sites a hundred sites off of there It's just yeah Frustrated me because there are a lot of things that WordPress is good at that. I would like to apply elsewhere but the difficulty of just writing in it has raised Significantly to the point that I am frustrated by it. Wow. Wow And Pete you didn't really dabble much in WordPress Did you but the rest of the rest of the rest of our company sounds similar to your conclusions? Yeah I I did I've done a fair bit with WordPress hosting WordPress actually further. Okay And it's yeah, I wish I was smart enough to have Retainer arrangements with my clients, but then I would need paying clients and yeah, and actually WordPress is it's crazy making you have to really stay on top of the The security stuff. Yeah, yeah, it was bad Everyone's thinking like as as it as a you know, it's a tool for medium-sized companies It's it reminds me a little bit of media wiki as a wiki engine, you know, it's it's got a lot of capability And it's a heavy lift to keep it going yeah, I mean if you have the time and the Engineering capability to regularly invest into your WordPress instance just like with media wiki You can do a lot, but I would much rather spend time Building new things than doing boring maintenance work on old things. So an amateur question Have those two platforms become sort of the modern outlook server?  I was like, I'm so sorry Have these two platforms that used to be like interesting and fun become the same thing And is that an inevitable consequence of Serving corporate clients and getting bigger and getting older or is this just It's it's serving Wikipedia all the wikipedia. So it's you know, it's not necessarily a business thing. Yeah Yeah, wiki media is very definitely not a business platform But it is a scale thing. It's a scale thing Yeah, and and you know some weird weird path dependence to because they could have gone They could have scaled differently. Yeah, your question reminds me It's it's a it's a interesting and partially fair question and partly unfair question. It's they're not like outlook It reminds me of when I asked chat to BT as as one does compare contrast the all the Disney characters with the Indian gods and goddesses. Oh my god. It's all done. It's like, it's like, yeah I could compare those for you and they have some of the similar, you know, kind of but Yeah, no, that's not really fair Yeah, I mean, I think the thing is the more like sort of significant question is is the fate of all successful open source tools to become enterprise software I don't think that's necessarily the case. It's about the intent of the maintainers and The intent of the users and the intent of the community I think the thing about WordPress is like it's actually really interesting because one could argue that like Automatics Deared it in this direction, but I wouldn't say so actually automatic in my experience and I actually have code in WordPress core So like in my experience automatic is very hands-off. This is Sort of the outcome of the people who live and work in WordPress Also living and working in You know Capitalism which is to say they need to make money and they want to make the most amount of money and Therefore if you are a community of people who are Building this tool for hire both in terms of as users and as developers But also as contributors because a lot of contributors to WordPress in the same way that has happened with Linux Are paid by a company to contribute to WordPress great, right? So because of that it's inevitably going to turn towards The needs of enterprise because that's who can afford to contribute to it and because the project is not Particularly focused on any other intent whereas like Could that happen with ghost? It seems less likely because the intent of the project has always been Small And so there's a different Set of outcomes that are expected of contributors that WordPress where it's just The only requirement is better and the definition of better is according to the contrary according to the people who contribute That's why I'm not angry about it like WordPress develop the way that it develop Because that's how things develop in general unless you make a very strong intent otherwise. Yeah, certainly I made a career off of developing WordPress for almost a decade. That probably would not be possible if I had Done just ghost not that ghost was a thing, but I couldn't imagine doing that with just goes now, right like That is what it is And other people were doing what you did on Drupal or on the other major platforms at the time or if they were in education On what was it called Moomba? No, yeah, there was a Moomba There was a replacement to Moomba also that I can't remember the name of yeah Yeah, there was a major there were some of these major platforms in different areas that people adopted and got good at But they were all hard to use There also like an information architect Strategic software development question here about how do you scale and how migration actually winds up working? I think Maybe but I I would I would contribute something different. Yeah, I like Arum's Analysis that makes a lot of sense another thing is that WordPress Despite being you know groundbreakingly simple Has always been a little bit hard to use So it's not quite a muggle friendly tool Even though muggles were using it.  I think nowadays pretty much Maybe that's not true But it but anyway, it was just complicated enough that you a soul proprietor blogger Was probably not going to be running WordPress by themselves. They needed You know help and then that turned into part-time paid help and then full-time paid help and then along with that The the plug-in marketplace and the theme marketplace. I think was a huge thing so as soon as you started having a theme marketplace and It's always been the themes of markets and themes and plugins have always had free and paid, which is great But as soon as you have free themes and and and sorry paid themes and paid plugins Those are people's livelihoods, right? So they're gonna drive it, you know up the complexity curve and up the Price curve and up the and also try to keep their special sauce features out of the core code If they can well a good a good developer will do a mix, right? They'll do loss leader features into the core code and then they'll do premium features into their proprietary stuff gives you platypus And yeah in a way, yeah, it's a way to you know WordPress is platypus-y like that it's good right because then you've got people making money off of And this is kind of a virtuous open source cycle and in general, you know You want people making money on open source and shedding, you know good kind of Generic things right to the rest of the community Because if they weren't making a living doing it they wouldn't be able to be donating the free stuff So it's virtuous. Yeah. Yeah I think the other reason like it's somebody who worked with Drupal as well that WordPress one-out sort of amongst these other CMS platforms like very clearly at this point I think their latest stat puts them at like 40% of all websites and is that they have There they have the advantage that the foundation is not just the automatic WordPress foundation It's not just hands-off but has a clear source of revenue through hosting and leverages that revenue to run events and sponsor people and have Like a lot of collaborations and more than anything else what it valued That no other open source project succeeded at valuing of my opinion was documentation Where the automatic foundation paid for professional technical writers to write documentation and made it public and well put together and clear to read and Like well SEO'd And that was a huge advantage for not just attracting users But also developers, which is the other thing that you need for a success Drupal and a lot of these other tools Chambla was one Text pattern was another a bunch of these right they're just they are very poorly documented and when that happens the inevitable developer brain Disease comes in where they're like why are you asking questions? Shouldn't you just know that the answer is in the code and then nobody wants to Contribute to that community because it comes off like assholes So yeah Automatic and WordPress are not only developer friendly, but developer community friendly. So they've always been a huge You know builder of the community around around it Unlike anything else Yeah, then nobody else really does it like that and They've leveraged that really effectively for WordPress and for their WordPress VIP business and for Buying tumblr. It's just a great move by them And that they were smart enough to understand that From their experience the value for these things does not come out of the tool it comes out of the community And as long as they invest their time and encouraging the community the tool will improve One way or another so interesting. So why did tumblr die?  What broke no tumblr died because yahoo owned it and yahoo kills everything. Yes And after yahoo killed it after having paid billions of dollars for it Automatics like we'll take it off your hands and it's been improving not just as a platform, but the amount of activity on it has been improving and Traffic from it has been increasing to other sites, which is an indication of a healthy network So interesting. So under tumblr in my brain. I've got an article from the New York Times yahoo to buy tumblr for 1.1 billion Then I have automatic buys tumblr and then in parentheses for three million question mark Wow Very little because yeah, this is what yahoo did damn no longer fully exists, but that's what does it just kills things It's very bad Yeah, like like flicker is another good example Yeah, yeah, delicious.  Oh, that's right egroups Via via web upcoming org remember upcoming. Yeah upcoming is the one that yeah Kill them all boom kill them all there's a great article about this That talks about like I'll have to hunt it down. I think it's in my pinterest Where it talks about like how yahoo just like is designed to kill everything I'd love to see that Yeah, here it is how yahoo killed flicker and lost the internet back in 2012. Oh wow. Oh you beat me to it Peter Yeah, the good old days That one was one of my favorite how things Got killed by But the other one was Have to hunt it down Think I also have it in here How aim got killed it was like an oral history of aim. I think was what it was Aim got bought by a well, right? So aim was a well. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know what happened to it. This is I've pre dated this archive I wish I knew what happened there because I did some consulting to John Borswick when he was so AOL bought New Total New York, which was Borswick's little startup in New York and he became an AOL VP He basically went over the you know to Virginia and worked out of the building and then he hired me for a while Because they made him they put him in charge of all the different buddy list acquisitions And we were you know, they bought I see Q I think And they had AOL native and there was another one in the mix. I'm forgetting what it was So they were kind of like buddy list central for a while and trying to figure out should we put a business model on this or whatever And I don't remember what happened there that much But then then that got that space got eaten. I guess later by Skype order another another thing that just Shot itself in the foot over and over again. Yeah. Yeah Here it is. It was mashable. This is a great article to it would be fun to do this You know, so Paul Roni and I are gonna do this Podcast and I think he's he just sent me a note this morning saying he's finished his fundraising round So he can come out of the underground for a bit Well, thank you Jason ever says a And so this would make a really nice kind of retrospective topic just to talk about the graveyard Yeah, I mean there's so many you could you could spend a literal career just writing about the things Google has killed It's own product that has killed off like in their cribs. Yes, it's own products crazy just crazy Yeah, the tote one more reason to do things you can own I do You know, I think it's I do think it's interesting to watch how some of these things take the huge lead and resources they have And just sink them Just sink them entirely billions of dollars hundreds of people's careers for not and It's it's just like back and forth. I remember I wish I remembered who this was now and what company it was But I remember seeing a little startup show up and they put this gray-haired guy in charge They basically hired in a guy who I had watched kill a couple other companies and he looked like a CEO he looked so good in that role and Had a famous name because he had like companies that he had done stuff And he was clearly in the old boys club and then I watched him kill off this little startup It went no place because I was like, oh, wow, they're doomed. They're doomed from launch because they hired in a Dude that doesn't really know what he's doing Yeah, it happens a lot in the media business too where there's somebody who looks the part of leadership Yeah, they hire them and the guy it's just a moron and doesn't know what they're doing and screws the company I mean, it's sometimes like How do you it's just it baffles me that Very often people who have bankrupted every company they've worked at are considered more qualified Than somebody who has had spent a little less time working as a CEO It's uh, I think I've mentioned this book before but they talk about this in Disney war the book Disney war where there's like a certain set of executives who believe that being an executive is like a universal Skill uh-huh where it's like as long as you have been a good executive in one place Then you'd be a good executive in any company doing anything. Yeah over anything. Yeah And like it's so like it doesn't even stand up the basics scrutiny as a conceit and It's just it was very clear in that book where like who was it Eisner I love moving his executives around where somebody who was like, yeah We turned Disney store into an amazing Working company that nobody thought would ever work and then just take that executive and now they're in charge of TV programming Right, and it's a complete failure and then the person who was there was the person who gets put in charge of Disney store destroys it It is like such a self-evidently incorrect Conceit, but it's still there No, but there's any more. Thank you. Oh, it's a great book Yeah, what my favorite I call corporate dramas That's a great one Arjun Abisco the story about Arjun Abisco barbarian at the gates is a great one bad blood is a great one Yep There's no category of these in my bag and slowly adding to my good reads that is just The most Another RGR, right? Yeah, the first multi Like the first greater than a hundred million dollar Leveraged buyout. Yep, which is now Mondalays. Who named that? We had that great idea God another baffling idea. Oh, yeah That's like the trunk thing Naming their selves naming themselves trunk. Yeah. Yeah. Oh god. That was just so bad This is kind of fun. This is a review of business horror stories Yeah, oh here it is Here's my list of corporate drama All these are great Smartest guys in the room Yeah, that's it as a classic one. Yeah, that's your Do I have that on here? I don't think I have it on here. It should be the big short too big to fail Yeah, the big short is I love the big short movie and book They're just so good Adding a new couple new thoughts in my brain around us Yeah, that's a good one. I'm gonna add that to the list Because that's a great book too Disney War Gonna have to add barbarians at the gate Gonna have to add your Goodreads list Flash boys right the big short Disney War barbarians again fall into the house of Forbes nice Conspiracy super pump is a good list. Yeah. I I love This sort of thing I didn't realize I did and then like after resisting for a long time Well, because I feel like big short is almost a little different because it's like a general a lot of companies Where something like Disney Wars or the fall of the house of Forbes is like just one company's insane drama And it's it's it. They're all good but I feel like that is super engaging because you get this window into these people who Like the other piece of it is the type of people who do dumb shit and something like Disney or Or RJ Reynolds or RJR Nabisco, right? Like they have no shame So they have no problem being open about all of it and the but and they all hate each other And so they're all like trying to put down for posterity how terrible their mortal enemies are right Which just makes for great reads It's also the man who broke capitalism about Jack Welch That's a that's a good topic. Yeah Capitalism here, I'll give you the title in the Good long title You know a good corporate drama book Subject about one company would be Hewlett Packard because he went from Dave and Bill And when when they died the board went kind of wacky and killed the whole thing Yeah, that's another yeah company that just Dove itself into the ground full heart. I still am upset about them for what they did to POM OS That's a grudge. I'll hold forever. I loved POM OS I got a hop but Do I will note in terms of like what sort of interesting Stuff can come out of Working on I do think the inter wiki Concept is still really good. It's still something that I am working on. It's just I've been delayed by being sick and I Will work priorities that have taken up more of my time than I usually get to work Yeah, so I think like in terms of like what we are intending to produce out Initially, I think this is a good one and of course the The map of knowledge tools. I think is another good to good outputs for this group And I think we have neighboring projects that are like Synergistic with those things so we should just spin them up and blend that stuff together and sort of show each other our work and See what's up there. I think that'd be really nice Cool and then as I said Paul and I should be spinning up the podcast now, I think And I think in particular these conversations in the fellowship of the link are just beautiful sort of background and fodder and if we wanted to launch a Small series to run under the umbrella of hyper talk that would be pretty pretty awesome And then we could make this a little bit dressier and make it into a podcast a series of podcast episodes I'm always down to try to turn things into podcasts before I have to leave though real quick Yep, Peter.  What is do you have a link to where you bought that because I really like bone conduction? Stop but my problem was always it couldn't be used for calls. It's a shocks And these are the open-com one Um, there's just a regular the regular ones without a boom mic. They work pretty well, too Yeah, I had not a shocks one, but a different one I think but it was It didn't have the headset. So I thought I was always taking it off to use the phone Yeah, actually these are great both the You know both of the regular ones on the boom one, it's really nice and they're they're beautiful They just work great the the Bluetooth for this really good The sound is really good. They sound really good Cool, all right. Well, I got hop. We'll talk later. All right. Thanks. Thanks for coming and I'm thinking if I can figure out how to do it to turn off the recording and then we can either hang up the call or there we go


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebrakes.com here doing jaspys12box out of the park baseball mixer random team where we're giving away a BGS95 trout update rookie. Some people might say that he's the greatest player of all time.  So 30 spots at the end of the break will take all 30 customers names, randomize them. Top name gets BGS95 update gem meant rookie Mike Trout. No vet commonship, international cards from Elite are randomized. So actually let me do that because I need that customer list for the randomizer at the end. So there you go. Here's the list of boxes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Take a second and appreciate that Mike Trout that we're giving away a 9 on the centering edges, corners and surface all a 9-5. She's a buke Clark. So there you go. Here is the trout in person and our 12 boxes 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and we got Ginter and a nice jumbo box up on top right there update series jumbo and that's the giveaway. So let's go back over here dice roll. Here's the list of customers, Matt DeLeo, Spot 1, Absolute 8 back up to Jack Townsend's last spot mojoes times 2 and Nick Piper for spot purchase and our teams from the Washington Nationals back up to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up three and a two five times and fifth and final time from Richard Johansson down to Jack Townsend. Five times on the list, five times on the dice. And now five times on the teams. Fifth and final time from the Rangers down to the Milwaukee Brewers. So fifth time on the teams and five times there. So let's take a look and see how it landed.  Chang Yi Chiang with the Astros, Jason Sado with the Rockies, Jack Townsend with the Marlins, Brett Smithen with the Royals, Jack Townsend with the Phillies and the Blue Jays and with the Orioles, Zach Thio with the White Sox and Jack Townsend with the Brewers. So let's get this all on one page and open up the trade window. So there is the trade window. I'm going to pause the video for a second and then we'll get back to it. Give everybody a chance for trades. Okay, we're back. Lots of trade offers. People wanted to trade, but the teams that they wanted were held on to. So let's print. Andrew, trying to trade couldn't trade mojo to everybody that tried. It's a real thing. So here we go. Let's go oldest to newest. Actually, let me write myself a note for those elite international. So everybody will be in that randomizer as well as the trout. So that'll be a separate randomizer. So we're going to start way, way back in 2012. Harper, Garrett Cole, trout, second year. So we got a mega box. So we're looking for exclusive prospect autographs. Number one draft prick picks Bryce Harper, Garrett Cole. Seven packs, extra value. For anybody watching this video live, there will be a recap at the end of the break. So you can actually click down into the description of this video. And fast forward to that, or just click the hyperlink that's in there. And it should take you to where the recap is. If not, just you can fast forward to the end or to whatever time is linked on that hyperlink, even if it's not working. There we go. Here is our final list. Good luck, everybody. Is that the second year of Strasburg? See if we can find a Harper in here. Garrett Cole, Bowman First Paper, Pittsburgh Pirates, Brian Crouch. There you go. There's one of the guys we're looking for. Josh Bell. Well, if that answer it is, pretty cool. That's also for the Pirates and Brian Crouch. No Harper. But we did find the one Garrett Cole. Cool. So now we're to 2015 elite. Yeah, it's going to be on late. Teddy will be on there. So same greatness, just a little bit later on today. Four autographs or memorabilia cards per box. Yeah, no worries, buddy. I hope you are doing well. Good luck, everybody. 2015 elite. Tim Hudson to $199 for the Giants, Richard Johansson. Jake Lam Relic, rookie for the Diamondbacks, Chris Phelps. For Dono Ventura to $99 Jersey and Otto for Kansas City Royals and Brett Smithson. Nelson Cruz Relic to $299 for Seattle, Brian Crouch. Stephen Sousa, Otto for the Tampa Bay Rays, Kim Yang. Eric Hosmer, $37 out of $49 for the Royals. Brett Smithson, Alex Rodriguez Relic for the Yankees and Kim Yang. Jake Lam, rookie to $199 for the Diamondbacks, Chris Phelps. So two autos, three relics, I think. So now we're up to 2019. We'll start with Heritage, and then we'll go to Chrome, and then we'll be into, or and then we'll do Draft, Bowman Draft 2019. Save the box topper to the end. I think it's a buyback, right? Yeah, original 1970 tops card. Do you have a sign number? No. You get Otto or Relic in this because the cards have reproduction autos on them. A little bit hard sometimes to see, so my apologies if I do skip over one by any chance. Actually, these ones don't fit here, so I don't think so, Jack. If it is, I'd probably brought it in. So 2019, you're looking at, obviously, Vladdy, Tattis, Keston here, Kyle Tucker, Kevin Bijio, Peter Lanza, oh, Eloy Jimenez as well, one of my favorites. I was going to get a theme of football, but mine came up to me like the day before the draft came back, so we're really in need of it. Cool, good luck. One of my favorites, those gamesets every year. Got to keep an eye out for the action variations, I thought that one. So Otani action variation for the Angels, Zach Paul, you can see action right there. I didn't see a thick card there, so it should be an Otto in here, once I totally missed it when I was ripping pads. Where are our rookies? Come on, there you go. There's our Otto, Jake Bowers, rookie Otto for the Tampa Bay Rays. Kim Yang, are we going to get any other notable rookies in here or halfway point?  Kyle Tucker, Astros, Chiang Yi Xiang, I'm telling everybody this is one of my favorite sets. You're not delivering Heritage, better than that. Last chance, Tatees, Ladi, something. Justin Smoke, scratch off, sometimes those can be autographed. That one is not. Trumbo, Orange County kid, no notable rookies. Man, except for the Jake Bowers, Otto obviously, a little disappointing there.  Original is, Clemden's Home Run Breaks Ice, 50th anniversary tops from 1970. That is for New York, which New York? Is that the mess? Yeah, it's definitely the mess. So there you go, New York Mets, that is Nick Pipe. 2019 tops Chrome, and then we'll be into Foam and Draft Sapphire. Oh, that's right, Jet. You got me. None of them were in the first one? Not even Tatees? I got my hide number. Heritage hide number information. Well, we'll find them in here then for you. Only Tucker, okay. Well, then I stick with what I said, Heritage hide number. My jam. It's super cool, Jack. It's literally like all prospects. You'll see it coming up. We got a full box of great looking stuff. So I'm surprised actually to see that we still have some. Mostly international, and by mostly I mean like I think all international. Hey, Teddy. Did the sushi get delivered? Do you see sushi out there? Okay, just checking. Cool, 2019 tops Chrome. Brandon Lau, or no. Yes. Brandon Lau is the, Nate Lowe is the other one. Tampa Bay, Kim Yang, Luis Urius, Freshman Flash, Castellanos Refractor, Rhino Hearn, Hyper Refractor for the Royals, Brett Smithson, Vladdy, Bluejays, Jack Townsend, Stanton Refractor for the Yankees, Lindor Refractor for the Indians. Jack, have you seen the pictures of his weight loss? Like dude looks like a totally different person. Ramon Laureano, Refractor for the A's and David Peralta, Greenwave to 99 for the Diving Backs, Chris Phelps. Adam, it'll be on late, Teddy's going to be on there. Anderson Simmons, Hyper for the Angels, Lordus Guriel Refractor, Anthony Rizzo Refractor for the Cubbies, Brad Keller, Rookie Refractor for the Royals, and Albert Pools, Relic for the Cardinals version of Pools. That goes to Jack Townsend. Granky Refractor for the Diamondbacks, Steven Duggar is our Rookie Auto for the Giants, and Richard Johansson, Brian Anderson Refractor, Brandon Lau Rookie Refractor, there you go, for the Rays and Kim Yang, Dylan Bundy, Hyper for the Orioles, Whit Maryfield Refractor for the Royals, and Kyle Schwartz. Well thanks Adam, I do appreciate that. I don't think he's overhyped, he still has a lot of possibilities, but I mean, development's hard man, especially the transition from overseas into here. Noah Cindergaard for the Metz, I think there was just a lot of hope for him. Mike Trout Refractor, Angels, Zach Paul, and Dawel Luga, Rookie Auto, Detroit Tigers, Courtney Bishop, that's number two, $4.99. You're both Angels, Eniel De Los Santos, Rookie Refractor, Trey Mancini, Hyper, and Juan Soto Purple, to $2.99 for Washington, Brian Crouch. That's pretty good.  No autos, just colored parallels. We've got blue and green it looks like. Andrew Vaughn, Chicago White Sox, Zach Thiel, former Golden Spikes winner, Andrew Vaughn. Brett Batty for the Metz, Nick Piper. Adley Rushman, there you go, number one overall pick. Jack Townsend, Orioles. Our first color is green to $99, Andre Pellant for the Cardinals, Jack Townsend, and Josh Wolfe, blue for the Metz and Nick Piper. Blue is to $50, $99. So what's green then? $75? $50. So blue is to $99, green is to $50. Nice Adley Rushman here. Bass, but we're just talking about him. He should be up hopefully soon. Now we're going to go into, let's start with update. Update Jumbo. So anybody that likes opening update, especially Jumbo, a friend of mine, taught me a nice little secret about these. There's the last six cards secret. What's up, June? What's up? How are you? Good. I'm actually going to do this. One, two, three, four, five, six. I'm going to make a stack of the last six cards of each pack and then the rest of them. So the last six pack cards on an update pack or Jumbo pack will include your, any autos, any mem or short prints that you have as well. I just explained it there. So yeah. So it's the last six cards in an update Jumbo pack will include any of your hits. So your gold, your autos, mem cards, short prints, anything like that. It doesn't mean all the six cards are going to be hits or anything, but that's where they place all the other stuff. Oh, what are you doing? These extraditions getting back at me. No, you're good. It was perfect timing, actually. They had to get, I had to gauge your interest, Derek, and then deliver the info. I think that was an earthquake or a ghost. I said, do you think that was an earthquake or a ghost? Wait, I actually thought I saw a ghost yesterday. Did you? Yeah. And then I saw it when I was going to my bathroom and then my bathroom doors started moving. Nice. So then I ran back to my bed. Have you seen the video of the Tesla that's in the, that's in the cemetery? No. With it, because you know how like it has that like, that predictive driving thing on it? Yes. So like it can tell if there's like a human being around. So like, it's literally sitting in the middle of the cemetery when there's nobody around. And all of a sudden like, it's like videotaping, it's like screen. And you see like human beings, bodies popping up on the screen. Wait, is it real? Uh, it was super creepy. I don't have no clue. It makes me not, it makes me not ever want to take a Tesla into a cemetery. You have to check it out. It's super creepy. No, I don't, I don't like paranormal activity things. Well, don't look at that then. So here's our box toppers. We'll do that after the good stuff. So we're going to look for any of our big rookies like that. Aristides Aquino for the Reds, Josh Melton, Randy, Tampa Bay, Kim Yang, Boba Shet, Blue Jays, Jack Townsend, Brandon McKay for the race, Kim Yang, Brandon McKay again for the race, Kim Yang. Are you guys in school right now or no? Nope. Uh, I think we start February. February? Yeah. It's weird because when I went to my other college, we started in like a week ago. And then now it's slackers. For real? So what's going on? You're not taking a winter class? Uh, no. What's happening with baseball this year? Huh? What's happening with baseball? Dude, so like we had a meeting just a couple of days ago. Yeah. And he was saying that we're going to start on April 1st. Yeah. And we're going to have like a week of practice before that. And then we have to go right into season. Really? Yeah. A week. Yeah. Dude, I haven't ran or anything in like over a year. Are you going to start doing your own conditioning? No. Well, come on. She's giving you plenty of notice. It's not even February. Well, yeah. You literally have February and March to do all your conditioning. No, I have to. I have to throw up more than I have to run. Well, guys, I haven't thrown in like over a month. Okay. Well, what was your excuse you just said? I haven't ran in over a year. No, that. Coino for the Reds. The running part is just like, there was times where I was motivated. One night I started running and then I was like, oh, I should keep doing it. But then then I never did.  I need to do this and then. Well, I'm at all the time. I'm like 190 pounds right now. Is that low? No, that's high. I was like 170 before corning. Get ripped, Fetty. I'm trying. It's ironic because I'm saying that. And I'm nowhere close to 190. McKay for the race. Kim Yang. No, this is our protege, Kevin. Somebody asked if I was talking to Nick. Trent Grisham. Padres. Kim Yang. See, Brendan says, come play for the aces in Melbourne. I'll play for the aces. But you need to start running. But no. Me and Thomas played it for the aces when we were like 12. But you need to go play for the Melbourne aces. Aquino again for the reds. Josh Melton. Kyle Lewis. Padres or not Padres. Sorry, Mariners for Brian Crouch. What Titans did you guys play for? Torrance Titans. Torrance Titans. It was like our own, like friend thing. They wanted to be like Cal State Fullerton. I don't know why we were named the Titans to be honest because I don't think none of us are from Fullerton. What year was that? Was it after, was it recently after like a national championship for them? No. Padres. We were probably, it was like our freshman year of high school. My freshman year of high school. I mean I think they came off, your freshman year, I don't know. They might have been coming off of Super Regional that year. Yeah. Well the thing is though is our coach was like, I don't think he knew, he didn't know a lot about baseball so it's not like he followed the Torrance Titans.  What do you mean? Devin Williams, rookie of the year, Brewer of Jack Towns. He was the one to move initially. Who? We were ranked number one nation. You guys were? Yeah. Gross. A Queen O for the Reds, Josh Mountain. Something, something like something. Honestly it must have been something. The year must have been a really bad year. Honestly it was. Something about you. We were playing up too so I don't know. I don't know. It was facts.  You know what? Maybe later on I'll show everybody your, your game, your game seven, your game seven blown, blown game home run. Houston Astros, Shen Yi, Shen, I mean your, your team won. You should have gotten a loss. The Queen O for the Reds, Josh Mountain. I'll bring in my ring one day. And then you left that team to come to the losing team. Yeah I did. Gavin Lux, Dodgers for Matt DeLeo. Boba Shet, Blue Jays again, Jack Townsend. Cool, so that's the stuff. He is, he's only in this in a, in a short print or super short print or super, super short print I think. So if it's in here it'll be right here. Kyle Crick, Camo to 25. 23 out of 25, Pittsburgh Pirates, Brian Crouch. Trout, Foyle. Angels. Zach Paul. Jackie Robinson, Blue Border, Short Print. Dodgers, Matt DeLeo. Boba Shet, Rookie Foyle. Blue Jays, Jack Townsend, Gavin Lux. 35th anniversary, Dodgers, Matt DeLeo. Devon Williams, Rookie of the Year. Pedro Stroke. Jeter to 2.99. There you go. Yankees, Kim Yang. We have not, Jack. It'll be right here. What do you mean hopefully? You don't have faith in Tops? No, I don't. Oh, I do Tops. You're great. Josh Lindblum, Gold to 2020 for the Brewers. That's going to Jack Townsend. Jordon Foyle. Astros, Cheng Yi Xie. Boba Shet again. Blue Jays, Jack Townsend. And this looks like it's probably our auto. And it is. Dan Vogelbach. Mariners, Brian Crouch. So no short print it looks like in there. Actually that Jackie Robinson would have been a short print, the blue thing. But not like photo image variation short print. Cool. So now let's go to Alan Ginter. Chrome. Colors in here. Nice refractors and stuff like that. But there's not, I mean there's one auto I think per case. Maybe sometime there's a second one. Not guaranteed an auto. But let's find a nice super factor. No minis in Chrome. Like in, oh that's right. Box topper. Good call Jack. So we've got the two box toppers and then the patch card. Still get the autos in these too. I've seen it.  Nice Acunja. Who's hiding back here? Yellowish. Big rookie. Or Trout. Let's take that. Joey Vada. For the Reds, Josh Mountain. You see the giveaway? I saw it in the, in our room. Yeah. I thought it was, I thought we actually put it in there. So I was like, oh Thomas look. But he like, oh let's look for the next one. Pretty cool. I was going to buy one of those. I wanted to buy it from Nick. Oh really? He told me no. It's like, come on. Let me have it. I think I might go after the bum and crumb one. That's just cheaper for my budget. The second year? No, the bum and crumb rookie. Oh, oh, oh yeah. You're not going to go for the diamond anniversary update? Oh I will. Or the cognac? Well, because you don't have one right? Well I'll go get one before you. I don't. Where's like 10, 10 grand? I don't know. Oh, are there minis? Why don't I remember there being minis in Top's Chrome? There are minis. There are? Mm-hmm. Oh, I just, yeah I just hit a couple. I don't remember there being minis. I don't know why you don't remember. It's been a while since I've touched, I've been to her Chrome. I don't remember the ball, but you know, here you get to the toss and go to get 10 on this, but he has some exposure to get him to the outside. He makes guys miss, but he's not just an outside runner. Let him run inside between the bat and bounce him up guys. And he's both. Quang Hyun Kim? Can you see his name on the front? I thought most of them do. Oh, it's his last name. I'm wrong. So all the non-sport are going to be randomized the same as the international cards. So non-sport and international are going to go all go to the same. It's a mixer. Should be 12 boxes. So this will be part of the non-sport slash international all to one person. Can I see you again? I don't know. Somebody ordered it for me. I didn't even, I didn't make any requests. From Fusion? Huh? Fusion? I'm no close. I don't even know. Literally no, no idea.  I don't, I'm not going to be picky. Hank Aaron. Orange should be the 25. 18 out of 25 for the Braves and Greg Beinen. Come on on rookies. Kettle Marte. 250 for the Dimebacks. Chris Phelps. Nico Horner. Rookie Cubs. Lonnie Smith. Tons. Tons. Green Teft. I believe it's a tattoo artist. Yep. 16 out of 99. That'll be part of the non-sport slash international player. Blah. That will be randomized. Cool. Stadium Pub Chrome. Another new Chrome edition from Tops. Back to back. After this we'll do Elite, then Onyx, and then finish up with another new Tops Chrome product. Black. Tops Chrome Black. And then giving away Tops Update Mike Trout. Rookie GGS95. This new stadium club is one of my favorites from this year. The only problem is the way they correlated the cards in the pack is there's no rhyme or reason to it whatsoever. It's very odd. It's like every other card is like flipped the opposite way. But hey, everybody's doing what they can, right? Well that's right, we have Absolute too. So actually we'll do Elite, then we'll do Absolute, then Onyx, and Chrome. And then after that guys orders because nothing else is on the schedule, but we have plenty of stuff to do. I mean, it's an easy answer. Go check eBay. I'm sure it's still selling. Love this beam team insert. Nice looking cards. Trent Grisham. Padres. Kim Yeung. Or yeah, Kim Yeung. You haven't seen already. Jordon. Houston Astros. Chang Yi Xieang. This is what I was talking about with the allocation on the cards. Every other one's kind of a different way. Patrick Corbin for the Nationals. 17 out of 25. Brian Crouch. And nice. Labor Torres. Power Zone Auto. One of 10. New York Yankees. Kim Yeung. There you go, Kim. Maybe even more so, right?  Maybe paper ends up being the rarity, right? Lubeb, beam team. White Sox, Zach Thiel. Austin Riley, Gold. Out of 50. 38 out of 50. Going to the Braves, Greg Beinen. Nico Horner for the Cubs. Lonnie Smith. Cool. So Elite Extradition, eight autos. Men, one or two. Lots of prospects. This is going to have a lot of the international players, which like I said, are all going to be randomized with the non-sport stuff. And one lot to one person at the end. Which will also include autos. Or can include autos. I remember even though the international signing period just happened and some of these players might have been picked up by teams on the card and on the checklist. It is a Dominican prospect league player or wherever. So those will all go to the international spot. Dax Fulton to $9.99 for Miami and Jack Townsend. Will Klein to $9.99 for Kansas City. Brett Smith in Paul Canerico-Rellick for the White Sox, Zach Thiel. Jordan Mickel is our first auto for the Cubs. Lonnie Smith. Matt Dyer to $249 for the Mets. Nick Piper. Yandre Vargas, so this is one of the internationals to $9.99. Another one of the internationals. Jared Jones auto for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Brian Crouch, non-numbered. Jesse Franklin to $215 for Atlanta. Greg Bynan. Aaron Boraccio to $4.99 for Cleveland. Emma Warwick, Nick Bitzko to $9.99 for Tampa Bay and Kim Yang. Logan Allen to $45 for Cleveland and Emma Warwick. Adley Rushman-Rellick for the Orioles, Jack Townsend. Burl Careway auto for the, is this White Sox or Cubs? Cubs. To Lonnie Smith. Addison Coffey to $120 for the White Sox, Zach Thiel. Barron Radcliffe to $9.99 for the Phillies, Jack Townsend. Heston Kirstad, Orioles, Jack Townsend. Ben Hernandez, auto for Kansas City Royals, Brett Smithson. Dylan Dingler, auto for the Tigers, second round pick. Early second round, Courtney Bishop. Alex Santos to $165 for the Astros, Cheng Yi Cheng. Cade Cavalli, $9.99 Washington, Brian Crouch. Brady Singer for the Royals. Actually, it's Brady Singer and Ace Lacy. Nice duel there. Kansas City Royals, Brett Smithson. CJ Van Eck, auto. Toronto, Jack Townsend, and Jersey and auto. Yeah, Christian Pache to $99 for the Braves and Greg Bynum. And Daniel Rojas, international, $24.99. There we go. Okay, absolute. Next, four autos and two mem cards. The rest of these products are actually all pretty quick. So these next three boxes should fly. Hey, Kevin. Are you still here? None of them question. It's reasonable. There is. Tommy Edmond to $199 for the Cardinals. What's up? There's a lot. Okay, just one time. Jack Townsend, I doesn't need to just get through the rest of this. Nice six-way relic to $99. Evan White for the Mariners. And Brian Crouch. Jorge Posada. What is it? Jorge? Is that what they used to say? New York Yankees, $39 out of $49. Yankees, Kim Yang. And another one for the Yankees to $125. Michael King, Kim Yang. Bo Beshet to $99. Blue Jays, Jack Townsend. You don't know the, you don't know the Horvitz? Thomas Rudon, right? You don't want to touch your stuff, Raymond. He's been eating pizza. See, Brandon knows what's up. Smart man. Pizza any good? It is really good, actually. How do you have to warm it up and then still get... What'd you have? I had like four of the pepperonis and one of the... You have five pizzas? I was having your... Well, under your $190. Javi Baez to $199. For the Cubs, Lonnie Smith. Vlad Guerrero Jr., dual relic to $99. Blue Jays, Jack Townsend. And Patrick Sandoval. $275, dual relic and auto for the Angels. And Zach Paul. And another nice rookie auto. Dustin May to $50. For the Dodgers, Mathalio. Francisco Lindore to $25 for the Indians. And Emma Warwick. Kevin doesn't have any mojo.  Well, that's a lie. That's the truth. Remember that Mike Chowk Relic I spoke to myself? From my box? Yeah, I do. Do you remember that? You still have it? Yeah. You didn't sell it? It's a bust. It's a bust. Yeah. Sell them. You always sell it to you for $300. Somebody said they're like, well, we've tried to over... Like in the chat was like, if you've tried to over get posted for PEDs, there goes the value of all those cards. I was like, what? What are you talking about? Like there's never been an even question of whether he's... I was like, what does that even come from? Wait, there was that one scandal though. It was like for his like, answering or something, he took like, something that his doctor prescribed him. But it was like, uh, prescribed. Yeah. But it was like, suss. It wasn't suss. I mean, but it was... There were reports that made it look suss. Because people are dumb. Yeah. I've actually never seen this box open. Onyx Ventura? Or Futura? It's all inter... It's pretty much international prospects. All right. Because I remember when we shot Chiffy, I thought it was like a wine glass thing. No, it's a super cool box. Yeah. You can actually remove that bottom panel and it's like good for top-litters or like storing stuff. Touchdown. Trick-Wan Smith. He thought you messed it up and you cut it right through. Well, you don't want it? So any of these non-team, if it's not team-affiliated, so like this one obviously says Chicago National League, so that'll go to that team. If there's any of the international ones, those will go to obviously the randomizer at the end. And this is the gold frame. Yiddie Cap. Which I believe, seven out of eight. Yiddie Cap. Let's see if we can find him. I'm already looking. He's the 10th overall. International Prospect. Yeah. But I got to check the lip-break list. Well, I got to check the checklist and see. Looks kind of good. No, he is. I actually remember his name, though. He does it's a cool name. So, let's look. Maybe 2019. No. So, yeah. No checklist. I think he was just signed, actually. Yeah, in like last week. So this will go in the international randomizer. See, he's part of the DPL at the time. Dominican Prospect League. He actually hasn't been signed yet. Okay, so there you go. Roberto Campos. So that's going to go to Detroit. Well, Richard, they claimed him. International. Five out of 10 on that one. Four of the Detroit Tigers and Courtney Bishop. Yeah. But you get autographs before they're even anything. Lionel Valera. For the Dodgers. That one's eight out of 10. Matt DeLeo. So here's his Yeti Kaps base card. So we'll see if it says a team or not. Because it'll actually go to that one. Same team as that. This is international, and it won't be. But let's look. Yeah. So it is Marlins. For Yeti Kaps auto. So that's going to go to Jack Townsend. Randy Johnson. Number 10 out of 11. That'll go to, that's actually a randomizer. Because it's got all of his teams. So Montreal will be Washington. Obviously Seattle and Arizona. So I'll have to randomize that. It's a one team at the end. And then two out of 15. Also for the Dodgers. Luis Rodriguez. Matt DeLeo. Yeah. You hear about that? Yeah, I just heard it. Wait. And Eric Pena. Auto. What did you pull on? What did you pull on? One of eight for the Kansas City Royals. Brett Smithson. Holy cow. And then our last box is Tops Chrome Black. I'm going to actually make a note on this. So make sure it goes to you, Jack, and the Marlins. Intercepted Saints. Or no. This thing you complete instead of intercepted? Oh, it's no. Come on. I'm not even close. Not even close. Last box. And then our giveaway. Couple randomizers and a giveaway. Where's that? Johnson. Andy's hurt. James Karinshak. To 199 for the Indians Emma Warwick. And our encased auto for the Yankees Miguel and Doohar. Non-numbered auto Yankees Kim Yang. Nice. Cool. So we got a couple randomizers. That was the break itself. Randomizers and then the giveaway. And then a recap. Randy Johnson. 10 out of 11. It's going to be a randomizer between the nationals, the Mariners, and the Diamondbacks. We also have to do the all international players and non-sport spot. There was no Onyx Futera baseball checklist. So you guys saw? We did try. Copy that. And then this is Washington. Which is Montreal. Seattle. Not Seattle. And Arizona. So first randomizer is going to be for the all international and non-sports cards. This one here is going to obviously be for this Randy Johnson. 10 out of 11 from Onyx Futera. And this here is going to be for our trout. So same dice roll for all three randomizers. Two out of five, seven times. Good luck. So here is for the all non-sport and international. Seventh and final time. Congratulations to Jack Townsend. You got yourself the non-sport and international.  So and non-sport. There you go. So Jack you'll be getting all the international and non-sport stuff from there. Seven times on the Randy Johnson. Seventh and final time. Seattle Mariners on that one. Which is Brian Crouch. So Seattle Mariners on this one for you. That Randy Johnson. Last randomizer. The big one. Trout. So seven times for the trout. Seventh and final time. So from spots two down to 30. Thank you guys very much for getting it on this break. Hopefully it was decent for you. And if it was great, you end up number one. Hopefully this is just cherry on top. Very nice cherry. So thank you guys very much again for getting it on this and give us a chance to do this for you. And congratulations to Chris Phelps. Chris had the diamond backs. I didn't really say Chris's name very much at all. Chris just got himself this Mike Trout tops update 2011 BGS95 rookie. There you go. So seven times. Seven times on the dice. And on top Chris Phelps with the diamond backs. So there you go. There you go Chris. That is yours. Treat her nicely. There he is. Chris Phelps come on down. Very cool. And now a little recap guys. We had some nice rookies in there. Had a Garrett Cole bone first paper. But here's our auto recap for you. You're Donald Ventura. Otto for the Royals to 99. Jersey and Otto. Steven Souza for the Rays. Jake Bowers rookie Otto for the Rays. Steven Duggar. Otto for the Giants. Dowell Lugo to 499 for the Tigers. Dan Vogelbach for the Mariners. Labor to 10 for the Yankees. Jesse Franklin to 215 for the Braves. Jordan Mickle for the Cubs. Jared Jones for the Pirates. Christian Pache. Jersey and Otto to 99 for the Braves. Ben Hernandez for the Royals. Dylan Dingler for the Tigers. Burl Kerway for the Cubs. TG Vanette for the Blue Jays. Jorge Pesada for the Yankees to 49. Jersey and Otto. Michael King to 125 for the Yankees. Dustin May to 50 for the Dodgers. Patrick Sandoval for the Angels to 75. Roberto Campos for the Tigers. Lionel Valera for the Dodgers. Eric Pena goes to the Royals. Giddy Kapp out of eight goes to the Marlins. And our last one was Miguel Antujar for the Yankees. So there you go guys. That was the break. Nice trout we just gave away as well. That was Jaspy's 12 box out of the park. Baseball mixer, random team. Where we just give away a BGS95 Mike Trout top's update ropey. I'm Sean, Jaspy'scasebrakes.com. Thanks for hanging out and I'll see you next time.


The BSU men's hockey team returns to the Sanford Center tomorrow as they host Alaska Fairbanks. The Beavers had a pretty successful road trip, getting a win and a tie against two tough opponents, but they'll be looking for more consistency this weekend. The Beavers have played fantastic of late in the first game of their series, getting a win or tie in each of their last five series openers, but in the second game they've lost each and every one of them. The team says it's tough to sweep any opponent, but getting a stronger performance in game two, is something that they're building towards. When we are able to get a win Friday night, the other team is able to make adjustments, and we haven't been able to get the job done per say on Saturday, but in certain areas we have been doing some good things. We're going to try to put back-to-back games together and win some Saturday games too, so now it's getting a little concerning, that's for sure, but you still got to play one game at a time. Fairbanks enters tomorrow's game on a slump, losing their last four by a combined 12 goals.


Before I begin, fellas, I really wanna start with just a word of thank you. It's a great privilege for me to be here before you. I actually had been praying for this conference for many, many, many years, from when I was studying here at Franciscan in the summers. And Father Jonathan Sanandre came to the sisters and he just said, tonight is going to be a holy hour of deliverance. And would you sisters please pray? And so we did. We all went to the chapel and we did intercessory prayer for a whole hour while the priests and the seminarians and the deacons were in this field house begging for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit and for being set free in the Spirit's power. And I've never forgotten that, the importance of intercessory prayer for priests, for seminarians and for deacons. And so each year I usually come to the Bosco Conference. I always look for this date and I do pray for this on a particular week. So it's a great joy and privilege to be here.  I have no memory of myself except outside of the church. And it's always been a great memory. My pastor was a very tall, passionate priest. He used to pick me up and actually he was gonna drop me and I don't know why I thought that was so fun in the first grade, but there was. Throughout the years, my first confession, confirmation, just grace upon grace and place upon place, a priest has guided me from one moment of the Lord to the other. Some of my special friends here, Father Henshey, Joseph Henshey, I don't know if you know his name, but Bishop Barron sure knew him and so did Cardinal George. So Father Henshey is a stigmatine priest, God rest his soul. He was at the, well, he taught at the Angelicum and he was at the knack and any of you know him? I mean, he's just like, yeah, he's the guy to know. Father Henshey, one time I asked him, I said, Father, how do you make a good confession? In the best Boston accent he had, he said, oh, sister, it's three to one, three to one. For every one minute you think of yourself, you spend three minutes thinking of God. And I thought, that's good wisdom. Father Anthony Droganis, who I couldn't find a picture of his priesthood, but this is his graduation. He's a Ukrainian, though he was in the Roman Rite and he was the pastor at a parish where I actually received my calling during adoration and it was downtown Baltimore where I was working as a young woman. And Father Tony preserved St. Alphonse's Church downtown at a time when the Akana class were coming through and just taking all the statues out. You know that great age of the church. And Father Tony said to his bishop, in all due respect, your Eminence, what will I tell the people who gave their nickels and dimes for all these beautiful statues? And the bishop left them alone. And then St. Alphonse is still today, is a pilgrimage place for people. And Father Tony was a great confessor for me as well. Father Henry Hughes, oh God love Father Henry Hughes. I've known him, oh my gosh. I have no memory of myself except for Father Henry Hughes. And who was he? Just a dear friend, a spiritual guide. When I was discerning my religious vocation, I remember going home from college and going to see Father Henry Hughes and just saying, Father Hughes, I think God's calling me to be a national Dominican. What do you think? You know me. And he said, Nashville, you wanna be a Nashville Dominican? I think you'd be a great one. So there I went with his blessing. Something not many people know about Father Henry Hughes is that he is one of two priests in the diocese of Baltimore that did not sign the disobedient petition on Humana Vitae. Every other priest at that time gathered at St. Mark's Parish and signed a We Will Not Follow Humana Vitae. The only other one was Cardinal Stafford. But he had enough family connections that he was allowed to go to Rome when he didn't oblige his fellow fraternity. Father Hughes was sent to be chaplain at an insane asylum. That was his reward for being a faithful priest. As God would have it, because Father Hughes didn't have a parish, he was available for my mom and all her friends to do online adorations and Thursday reparations. And so that's where I grew up really in the back of the chapel at Our Lady of Victory in Baltimore, Maryland with my pillow, because when you're four years old, all night adoration can be a little long. But there I was with Father Hughes and he was collecting this Anawim, this remnant of Israel in Baltimore and leading them to the Lord in prayer and fasting and reparation.  And this particular week, you are learning how to use that gift, how to release that gift, how to maybe have that gift transformed. But as you are right now, you are a gift and don't underestimate that. So the title of my talk is, You Can't God Can, So Let Him. And you may recognize that phrase from Alcoholics Anonymous. No, no, don't nod your head. It's supposed to be anonymous, right? It's nice when you laugh at my jokes. So I chose that title because I was actually asked to speak to you this evening on the subject of spiritual slavery, being bound to sin, freedom in Jesus. Seriously, that's what the email said. Speak to them about release of captives, oppress go free and all that good stuff. Sarah was like, this is what we want you to give. Give it good, sister. So I did. I don't know that I'm an expert in any of that, but I know how terribly important it is to be free, to be free. I go to confession every two weeks. Some people think that's too frequent and those who live with me think it's not frequent enough. We can talk about that in confession. At various times in my life, I found myself confessing the same sins. Now, as I mentioned, I've been terribly blessed, deeply blessed by a great priest, very helpful in my spiritual journey, but every once in a while, I'll get a priest who will say to me, now sister, be grateful you're not confessing new things as if that's supposed to give me consolation. Maybe it's supposed to calm me down. I can be rather intense. But this phrase, at least you're not getting worse, really does not match the gospel today, does it? Where Jesus convicted us, challenged us, invited us to be perfect as our heavenly father is perfect. And I have heard a few homilies that try to let us off the hook and make us feel good about that. Jesus was just, he didn't really mean what he said. Bishop, help me, right? Last night, the bishop was pretty clear about Jesus meant what he said and he said what he's meant. Amen. No, I'm from the south where the Baptists are. Amen. Thank you. Okay, so he meant what he said and he said what he's meant. Be perfect as your heavenly father is perfect. Not a perfectionism, we have enough of that going around. But to be truly perfect in charity, to dare to love others with the very love of God, all persons, as Deacon Ralph Poyle was trying to encourage us, to love our enemy, to love ourselves, fellas. I want to be free of my attachments that keep me from loving perfectly. I want to live in the fullness of God's grace. Don't you? Do you want to live in the fullness of God's grace? Satan has tricked us to think that only the Blessed Mother was full of grace.   Her capacity for grace was so great that she could with the Holy Spirit give flesh to the Son of God.  But my dear friends in Christ, that promise to be full of grace is a promise that you have been given by the Lord in the Holy Spirit. Amen.  For freedom's sake, we have been set free by Jesus Christ. For freedom's sake, we have been set free by Jesus Christ. Amen. Now I accept that I might be buried with a few thorns in my flesh, and you might too. But for Pete's sake and St. Paul's sake, let's make sure, fellas, that we are not consciously or unconsciously holding on to things, patterns of behavior that prevent us from being set free and living in freedom. St. Paul in his letter to the Galatians speaks to us, convicts us. By the way, you know Catherine of Sienna, right? The Dominican sister, right? Pope, prelate, bishop, priest, prince. Like nobody got away from Catherine, right? You know that, right?  What were you thinking? Well, I'm gonna let the Blessed Mother work and console your heart. I'm gonna get you guys fired up and get you serious about this conversion. It's time, tonight's the night, to start this work of freedom. St. Paul says to us, listen carefully to him. After all, brothers, you were called to be free. Do not use your freedom as an opening for self-indulgence, but be servants to one another. Since the whole of the law is summarized in the one commandment, you must love your neighbor as yourself. If you go snapping at one another and tearing one another into pieces, take care. You will be eaten up by one another.  And you will no longer yield to self-indulgence. The desire of self-indulgence are always in opposition to the spirit. And the desires of the spirit are always in opposition to self-indulgence. They are opposites, one against the other. When you are led by the spirit, you are not under the law. He was on to talk about drunkenness, bad temper, arrogance, and a whole list of other things. I'll leave that for your lexiodivina. Oh, come on, that was a joke, really. For freedom's sake, we have been set free. Now it's kind of hard to find a picture of freedom, like I'm from the Chesapeake Bay, I love to sail. I really love to go sailing. It's just such an amazing experience. Anybody here gone sailing? Are you? Oh, just a few, just a few. To be honest with you, this looks terrifying to me. And yet, and yet, I think it captures really what I'm trying to offer you this evening is a reflection on what it means to be free. And walking in freedom with the Lord is a little terrifying, right? You're not holding on anything. You're not clinging to that rock as they sing down south, because you're too weak to even hold on. When we walk in freedom in the spirit, really? It's just the spirit within. And this is what Jesus is offering to you in the Holy Spirit. Hark into what the bishop said last night, please. Please, hark into that. Let that evoke within you a stirring of, my gosh, could it be true? Could I be recaptured in this power of the Lord? Could I walk on water like St. Peter? Dare I try? Dare I start over? Dare I begin? To walk in freedom for freedom's sake, Christ has set us free. Amen. Amen. Amen. Claim it, brothers. Claim it in the name of Jesus Christ, in the power of the Lord. Claim it for freedom's sake, you have been set free. Or at least he's trying to set you free. Somewhere in the Magnum Corpus of St. John Paul, the Seconds writings, I came across this quote. It might be George Weigel's brilliant synthesis, but here's what I wrote in my Bible 20 years ago. To be human is to be a moral agent. And the great drama of every life is a struggle to surrender. The person I am is the person I ought to be. Whoever wrote it, the truth stands. It is indeed a dramatic experience for a person to change deeply ingrained patterns of behavior that are negative, default ways of thinking and choosing that are negative. In fact, some would say, it's a moral and psychological and physiological miracle to surrender the person I am, the weak, wounded, broken, shackled person I am, the person who is not fully free in grace. And I know that to the person I'm supposed to be.  Did I get them all, Father Dave? That was my last confession. That was not a joke. What about you fellas? Is that your list too? Was it funny because it resonated? That's usually what humor does. Sarcastic, judgmental, self-righteous, condescending, vain, unforgiving, resentful, manipulative, deceitful, slothful, greedy. What would you add to it? Gambling, overindulging in alcohol or pain meds? Looking at pornography? Lust? It happens to the best of them. St. Catherine of Siena told me, leave no stone unturned. Fellas, the battle is upon us.  He will keep you shackled as long as you let him, but not tonight. It's no small miracle to have inner peace when the coffee wasn't hot that your secretary brought. Come on, you know it, right? I said two creams, not one. I want two sugars, not three. I like my meat rare, not overcooked. It's hard to respond kindly to that heckling parishioner or your procreal vicar or the summer seminarian who's just trying to figure out how to turn the oven on. Sorry, fellas. Somebody had to go under the bus and it was you. I have some good stories from dear priest friends about procreal vicar and seminarians, but we won't go there tonight. But really gentlemen, it's no small miracle to maintain your inner peace when things are hard.  The schedule doesn't fit the way you wanted it to go. It's hard, it's difficult. And what you're here for today, this week, tonight, is to look honestly inside, don't be afraid to go spiritually spelunking with the Holy Spirit. Look inside yourself and have an honest conversation with God about the things that need to change. For freedom's sake, you have been set free. Saint Philip neary, when he was on his deathbed, he said to one of the young priests, when I get better, I'm going to change my life. Come on, every day we are called to conversion. Every moment we're called to conversion. Who are we to think that there isn't a constant conversion that must happen in our heart, our mind, our passions, a constant pleading for God's help, a constant relying on him, his grace, a constant need of deliverance, confession, maybe even counseling. Any way of thinking, fellas, any way of thinking or acting that is contrary to being a saint. I'm not talking about a plastic saint. I'm talking about somebody who truly lives in the freedom of the Lord. Just free. Anything that's contrary to that needs Jesus. Amen. Anything. Saint John Henry Newman said to live is to change. And to be perfect is to have changed often. You came here this week with a particular way of thinking and living and being. God bless John, he gave a great witness today in the life and the spirit. Just when you think you got it pretty much safe and okay, the Lord hit you with a two by four and he says, is that you or is that me? It's happened to me, folks, right? It's happened to me. Somebody asked me if I was nervous coming up here and I said, absolutely not. And you know why I'm not nervous to be in front of you? Because I have failed so many times, there's nowhere to go but up. I mean, no, really, it's true. I'm not kidding. The Lord has taught me so many beautiful, hard lessons about self-reliance. I may slip into that again sometime down the road but not tonight, not tonight, Lord. Thank you so much, not tonight. Fellows, amen. Let's admit it, each one of us right now is engaged or needs to be engaged in the dramatic struggle to surrender the person you are to the person you ought to be. You ought to be in freedom. The professionals say it takes 28 days to change a habit, to change patterns of thinking, patterns of being, patterns of choosing. And that's true for those whose hearts are free, relatively free, and are able to work with God's grace. I think that's true. But for someone who is stuck in patterns of behavior or held prisoner by Satan to certain thoughts or actions, that little step to change, to not be this way and choose to be another way, to not to be sarcastic and choose to be a one whose word is gracious, that little step can be not impossible because I'm a Dominican and the will is always able to do what it needs to do, not impossible but it's really hard. It's really hard. Think about St. Paul's lament. I do not understand my own actions. For what I desire to do, I fail to do and instead do what I hate. Now with Dr. John Bergsma here, I am not about to do a Greek scriptural exergesis on that but I am gonna point out that the patterns of behavior that we have, sometimes, oftentimes they need a little more help because there's a real rewiring in the mind that needs to take place. We need a real deliverance of the soul for both. Truth be told, becoming the person God's created us to be often and I would dare say in our times, giving what we are living in and what we've been through, almost always requires confession, counseling and deliverance. Father Jonathan spoke this morning so deeply profoundly beautiful about the lies that Satan says to us and we accept them as true and they sit there deep within our being and they keep becoming our default and those need to be set free. Truth needs to be spoken to those lies so that we can become the person God made us to be. Over the years I've read many books on this subject of conversion. It's kind of my life project. I am my life project, convert me, Lord, change me but I also work with people and so I read a lot and I try to help discern the spirit. What's happening in this person's life? What is it that keeps them trapped? All of the books have offered lots of good information but this one in particular by Dr. Gerald May I think is my go-to again and again. His book on addiction and grace. How many of you have read this book? Okay, how many are gonna read this book? How many of you need to read this book? Yeah, thanks. I'm telling you, he's really got it. Dr. May was a very devout Catholic. He was a successful psychiatrist. He studied the psychophysical nature of addiction, patterns of behavior that a person can't seem to change. It's a little technical but I find it very helpful. So one of the things he was able to research was that in the mind, in the brain, there are 10 billion to, I don't know, trillions of neurons and each neuron is talking to other neurons through neurotransmitters. Now wake up, I'm listening, this is important. So these neurons in the brain talking to each other through neurotransmitters and neuroreceptors, they're firing back and forth through synapses at a remarkable speed. And he said that the brain fires off about 500 trillion of these synapses a day. So this is constant movement in your mind, in your brain. It's just physical, it's chemical. It's just, unless you're fishing, there's nothing going on there, right? That's why guys like to fish. I like to fish too, okay, okay, come on, I like to fish too. That's my Thursday talk, going fishing. But a simple knee-jerk response, that takes 100,000, a few 100,000 neuron synapses, but he says that complex activity, like really having to choose an action, judging its millions, billions of these connections, millions, billions. And what Dr. May was able to really insightfully put his finger on was that when the collective power of cellular patterns, when these neurons and neurotransmitters are wired a particular way in your brain, and they maintain a particular behavior, when that is greater than the collective power in the cellular transmission to change, you have an addiction. You can't help but snap back at that moment, because you have wired yourself from repeated behavior. When something doesn't go right, you fly off, or you get scared, the fight or flight. So it's one level to look at our behavior and say, I'm not changing the way I'm choosing. I have to have that cigar. I have to. I have to drink that Diet Coke. I have to eat that first, second, third, fourth, fifth donut. I just have to. Your ultra server has to genuflect with precision. Yeah, we all get stuck in things that it has to be this way, or I implode. Tell me, fellas, I'm not the only person struggling with this, like Ralph admitted it. We all have, come on, put your hand up. This is the moment. We're not an alcoholic synonymous. We all have patterns of behavior that are not positive. They're not Christian. They're not free. They're like our default. We just judge people. We're just snarky. We just like to bring people down, boss people around. I'm the pastor. I'm right. I'm the seminarian. I should be right. We just do this stuff, right? We just do this stuff. We all have it. Becoming free of addiction requires an ontological at the root of your being, at the root of your being and acceptance that you can't undo those neurotransmitters on your own. Not without God's help. Not without God's help. But you do have to want it. You do have to want it. Venerable Louis de Grata said that the path of virtue is painful to the nature when left to itself. But nature assisted by grace finds it easy and agreeable. That's Dr. Maze. That's the heart of his book. The first part is laying out what is an addiction? And the list is hilarious actually. And there are attachment addictions and aversion addictions. And they go all over the place from the shoes you have to wear, to the car you have to drive, to the TV show you have to watch, to the phone you have to touch. I can't not do that. And he says, but God's grace can get into that, can get into the neurotransmitters, can get into the synapses and unhook one way of behavior and connect it to a new way. But you first have to admit what it is. And I think that's what the team's been trying to do with you this week. Most of the fellas have been gentle. I'm not being so gentle right now I think. But hey, there's Catherine, you know, she could be worse. Love you too much to leave you there. There isn't a person in this room who doesn't have something they are attached to that is an obstacle to God's fullness of his grace in us. Why do I do the things I don't want to do? St. Paul lamented. Dr. May might respond, perhaps St. Paul, you really don't want to change. It's a biblical psychological conundrum. My point is simply this, changing your behavior is no easy task, especially when it's hardwired. But we can do this with God's grace. Amen. The person I ought to be, fellas, this all has great ramifications for you personally, for you personally. The church needs you to be fully set free in your particular ministry as a priest, as a deacon.   But I want you to also consider the ramifications as someone who sits in the confession and listens to others in their path to holiness, and recognize as well that those behaviors are difficult and maybe you would be able to understand where this person might need counseling, might need deliverance, or might need Alcoholics Anonymous to help get rid of some addiction, being able to identify that properly because we are hardwired to act and to think a certain way. The great genre of every life is the struggle that one faces in trying with God's help to rewire those negative patterns of behavior. And this truth became very personal to me two years ago when I began to work with men who are in recovery. Now, when I say work with them, I'm not talking ministry. I'm talking like I work with them because I manage 110 acres of land at our retreat house. And well, there's mulch to be put around, there's trees to be cut down, there's plants to be pulled up, splitting wood, digging trenches. I work with these fellas, right? I got another habit, not so pretty and I just roll up my sleeves and I work with them. And they're all in recovery. I call them my St. Joe fellas because St. Joseph gave them to me when I was in dire straits. So at our retreat house, I serve as Martha and Mary and I care for those who come. In my next talk, I'm gonna invite you all to come down and go fishing in our lake. So, you know, please come by. In 2020, when COVID hit, we were not able to host retreats and so that meant we weren't making money. It's just what it is, fellas, right? So there I was with all this work and a lot of work to do and nobody could come and help me. And so I was out there in the blistering heat, digging up trees, putting down rock, digging trenches, transplanting bushes. I was all by myself. Did you hear that pity party? Yeah, so it's true. I have the best husband ever. I do, I do. He is everything the bishop said. He is the line of Judah, the fierce line of Judah.  He brings people from the dead. He's the king of king and the lords of lords and I love him dearly. But when there's yard work to do, he doesn't show up. So I did what every woman would do. I complained and I did complain. I said, Lord, I need help. I need work. I need men and then I went to his father and I said, Joseph, Joseph, do something. Send me some men. And so they came and every Friday they come. What these gentlemen have taught me is something that I hadn't, I, gosh, what I've learned from working with these men who are in recovery is something that would have taken lifetime of reading theology books. I just, I look at them and I marvel because these fellows are very honest about their addiction. They are not hiding anymore. And I think most of us in the church, we hide. I think a lot of us do. I know I did for years. I'd go to confession, but I wouldn't stand up on a podium and tell you I have issues with control. I think I am my higher power. And if you come home with me, you'll know that I think that. I don't know that I've ever confessed that really. But being with these fellows and their honesty because what they say to me is, sister, we had everything and we have nothing now except the truth that we need God. So they're not calling themselves their higher power and that we're lying on themselves. And fellas, I'm asking you tonight to take that step to truly surrender whatever it is you're grasping on for your security, your identity, your fear, your control, your safety, whatever that is, let it go, rely on God and ask for his help.  And so let him, let him tonight take you. And the first step in this is to be honest with yourself. Look inside, ask the spirit to show you those patterns of behavior that are obstacles to his grace. If you know why they're there, tonight's the night to surrender them. Father Jonathan talked about the lie that someone spoke to him about his not trusting or believing that he was worth it. You know, when men and women live in that lie, they try to compensate in lots of different ways and they're all negative. What's the fundamental lie that you might be believing right now? Ask the Holy Spirit to show that to you and speak a word of truth into your being. Be honest with it. Be honest with it.  God can. He loves you so much. He loves you just as you are right now, but not enough to leave you there. Take the next step, fellas. Don't be afraid. Go diving. Ask the Holy Spirit tonight to set you free. He's the only one that can do it. Tonight can be the start of a radically free life and God wants to set you free.  Surely you know that, right? Okay. You know, it's a litany of deliverance. Cardinal Mary DeVal was, gosh, you know, he was the Secretary of State for the Holy Father top of his game, really. And because he was so incredibly successful, so talented, he always had to ask God to keep him free so that he wouldn't be self-reliant. They wouldn't grasp at any of his gifts, that he wouldn't move into a position of bossing people around and bullying them around and lording over them who he was, Cardinal Mary DeVal. And he prayed this prayer, this litany of humility. And I just want to ask you tonight, fellas, before we have the Holy Hour, to just stand with me, please stand and be willing to pray it, okay? Be willing to pray it. In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, amen. Together. Oh, Jesus, me and humble of heart, here. From the desire of being a slave, deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being loved, deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being a stole, deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being honored, deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being praised, deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being preferred to others, Deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being consulted, deliver me, Jesus. From the desire of being approved, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of being humiliated, from the fear of being despised, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of suffering rebukes, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of being common, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of being forgotten, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of being ridiculed, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of being wrong, deliver me, Jesus. From the fear of being suspected, deliver me, Jesus. That others may be loved more than I. Jesus, grant me the grace of desire. That others may be esteemed more than I. Jesus, grant me the grace of desire. That in the opinion of the world, others may increase, and I may decrease. Jesus, grant me the grace of desire. That others may be chosen, and I set aside. Jesus, grant me the grace of desire. That others may be praised, and I unnoticed. Jesus, grant me the grace of desire. that others may prefer to me in everything, that Jesus grant me the grace to desire, that others may become holier than I, provided that I may become as holy as I should. Jesus grant me the grace to desire it. For freedom say, Christ has set us free. Tonight, let us ask the Blessed Mother, Mother who loves us so deeply, to help us to be full of grace by surrendering those places in our soul that Satan has trapped.


Good morning guys, welcome to our channel. So in this video, I'll be sharing you Deloitte interview questions that were asked to a quality assurance or QA we can say and this video was shared by one of our Subscriber friend and this is the mail that we got To a interview questions Deloitte three years of experience. I drunk an engineer You are doing a good job. Your channel helped me in doing a lot of Java questions Here are the questions that were asked to me in interview So on the 1st of June, we have received this email and in the upcoming slides I'll be sharing you the QA interview questions for three years of experience that were asked as part of Deloitte interview and This was even I will walk you through the email that we have received at the end. The email was very huge It was divided into different section. 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Different scrum ceremonies difference between agile and waterfall Questions on Jira and sprint reports to be honest like this can be asked to anyone It whether it is a Q way or a developer These are basically agile interview questions that anyone who is following agile methodology should know So if you haven't subscribed our channel, you please do subscribe like this video Click on the bell icon to get all the latest interview questions And if you want to share your Interview experience feel free to reach us or the email ID that is there in the description There are n number of videos that are there in the queue and it will definitely helpful for you coming to the next section That was marked as practical questions and here are the list of questions that were asked as part of practical questions write five functional test cases in Gherkin format for ATM or elevator or Any other entity bug like cycle Web driver with methods with code snippets Window handles how to switch to second and third window and close both of them and I've get back to parent window interesting question action class usage with code snippets five web driver exceptions that occurs frequently while developing scripts explain the process of it right from the branch creation to the merge To merge the source code How to swap two variables without using third variable? reverse a string using ready-made methods API request syntax database queries like finding second highest salary So guys these were the questions that were Shared with us and we are sharing it with you and in the next section We can see the email that we have received So here we go This is the mail so QA interview questions delivered three years of experience So we have already gone through that mail that high drunken engineer You are doing a great job. 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