What's up everybody, J.C.A. for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. It is the last dance finale 35 box high-end basketball mixer with Jordan giveaways, which is an autograph As you see here sports illustrator cover signed Comes with a little COA right here as well. Pretty awesome. So someone will win that at the end of the break and I know we sold this out yesterday, but it's scheduled to break today first break of the day 30 total spots everybody gets around on team the NBA and at the end of the break were randomized in 1986 Michael Jordan signed sports illustrator magazine Which is authenticated by SGC. I'm just pleased to know that this is a 30 plus year old magazine. So it's not in perfect shape Again going all out on the mixer. We have some crazy high-end boxes in there guys immaculate 1918-19 in here 1415 NT prism hobby 0304 black diamond and many more so you see the list right here It's pretty big and again no veteran commons will ship unless it's Luca LeBron Second-year Luca of course for base the honest Kobe will ship So no veteran commons and as you can see Nick's already helping out he's ripping some of the boxes Let's get to the randomizer. Here's the dice roller. That's the customer names And here are the teams. Good luck. Let's roll it And it's a six and a three nine times. Good luck nine times one two three four five six seven eight nine times Brian Stevens down to BJ Jordan. I hear you go nine times On the teams now good luck one two three four five six seven eight and nine nine times roll the nine 76ers down to the New York Knicks So Brian you got the 76ers DMAC with the Milwaukee Bucks Ryan Ryder who got a spot straight up gets the Memphis Grizzlies David Bursell with the Nets Daniel With the Celtics Derrick with the Spurs Zack you get the Hornets Ryan Jackson last Bob Mojo Utah Jazz Zachary you get the Lakers Jonathan with Miami Heat Jeff with the Toronto Raptors Brian with the Nuggets Anthony with the Pacers Aaron with the Washington Wizards Ryan Shackleton with the Minnesota T Wolves Matthew with the Rockins Brian Crouch with the Blazers Harry with the Suns Asa with the Bulls Harry who got a spot straight up gets the Pelicans Trevor with the Hawks Mike you got the Kings Jared with the Mavericks Quinn with the Cavaliers Jonathan Lovray With the Oklahoma City Thunder as well as the Pistons Robert Throne with the Magic gave you of the Clippers Gavin with the Warriors and BJ with the New York Knicks So if anybody wants to trade this is your time I'll give you guys a couple minutes I know it's a big mixer, but just try to have a trade proposal as well But we can get that rolling so Zach Hornets over trade anybody want to her honor Jeff same All right guys this multiple years with the product so every year could be different players different veterans different rookies So I could all change I wanted to see if there's any more trade offers But it looks like no one wants to trade guys with both of you is my thing not refreshing Let me double check sometimes that happens No, I guess I'm closer to one of them Sorry, Jeff. I already closed the trade window Brian came in like three minutes later. So Yeah, I'll take over it. It is wobbly Why I already closed it Brian. I don't want to make an exception for you guys I mean I left it open for like three minutes. No one else was replying. I don't know if you were lagging or you just got in But it's not to stick with a man. Sorry You can look at the timestamps in the chats of when I started the trade and close the trade window All right Good luck guys And this is a fortune 15 donors, I believe LeBron James. Look at that little die cut 18 out of 23 Cavaliers That's nice Anything LeBron James guys just it's just skyrocketing Also, I just remember to refresh to as well. Josh Smith relic Harrison Barnes Kareem 218 for Kings Klandon a early Russ Smith the Raider Rickies scoring Kings well Bellamy James Harden Well, Paul we actually have been pulling coves in these mixers We pulled two redemptions of two weeks ago and then last we could hit one live They cool. We could hit continue the streak. Maybe this one Be like an on-card or something to be cool if there any nice the dragon skills like a big place Oh nice Yeah, dude, I got one from outside. Yeah, they're pretty cool. They're expensive. Yeah, I mean, I know they're just coming out but still Like you said the inserts are starting to go for more than models. Yeah Yeah Yeah, I don't think I'm outside a lot. We'll go for that much. I finally got a zebra yesterday Yeah, and I guess I was right. Well, this one was a die-goose as far as Andrew Wiggins. That's a rookie Out of 40. I think I'll tea wolves When Ryan Shackles yeah, I've got the die-cut one, but it's still Oh, yeah, you see those The tub look pretty cool They kind of look exactly the same. They just look a little more nicer. Actually, this is a pretty cool place to go Yeah, all right guys, so there's the first box And I was like a dollar tree, but not really yeah Joke, you know Allen Iverson's Japanese candies. Oh, yeah, it is The Japanese soda that you push the ball into the cup. Have you ever no, I've never tried that Good it's so fun Open the cap and then there's this marble ball at the top really and you push that down with the cap and it Explodes into the soda. Oh, wow My Conley Julius round the rookie Yeah, I know that's what I was noticing. I mean it's like a magazine and all this and a rated rookie Markel Brown Little autograph on the fabric there Brooklyn Nets by Howard Parker rated rookie Tristan Thompson press proof to $1.99 E Brown to $125 for the Celtics Tim Duncan LeBron James elite dominator these cars are so cool, but they're like out of a thousand. Yeah, but they're nice They go so far a couple nice LeBron James number for the Cavaliers So that's Kaz Quinn They go down speaking of Kobe just a little relic see Jim McCullough and Rodney Hood Little the rookies channel parsons to 10. That's two of these boxes down. I'll just do this for now, but What a deep order? Let's go to third Donner's box. So we're getting kind of rid of the heavier base stuff Right now and then Morning There you go de porter. I'm hoping Monday morning. There's a checklist, but I might just go rogue on it Yeah, it'd be tough if like tops doesn't release her checklist. I can do to the day over something you know. Well, dang Jerry West Gorn King's Chris Copeland question is what are the Yankees gonna sell for? That's the question for the Palligan's gonna sell for it in like NT Here's a They're under the bar. I guess. Oh, okay. Cool. Oh, yeah, there is a ton over there. I think they were filled honestly He said he made him for Bowman. Oh Already stuff heavy me All right, Jordan Adams as I saw that we're gonna have to go like a hundred those ready Yeah Question is like, what are the Yankees in the cost now? See what they are set the games at the market Now but it is kind of tough I think with this year to go like fight real great. Just like I guess I'll just try yeah Yeah, I don't know You can't find a box price anywhere All the major major guys are they cut the allocations will be sold out until they cut our They're sold out until they're released it I mean they cut our allocation Yeah, that's all in turn So a lot of places pre-ordered stuff Yeah I know that there's so I'm so like there's also marketing another like type of prism the optic kind of product I don't have bad rig mega everything Sales would be interesting a lot Yeah, I did Jay it might have not uploaded off the check You two have been acting really weird Do you stop the unmonitized already out there like we do a whole step, but when I do that All right, good luck guys, this is a 1819 hoops it looks like Little trade young action shots triple J Yeah, I mean this is the first product because they said they couldn't get a lot of the assets for I Mean there's always speculation of that Phillip. I mean I don't know if you can ever prove it But I think what COVID going on. I mean, it's true. They had to cut off a lot of things and a lot of things were closed so But it is what it is and then there's also everybody wanting to do the same thing, you know, everybody's wanting to buy this And it's like it's outgrowing the amount they make the bonus bonus is that Arvidas For the blazers and be able to guess the right video You broke out a certain time so I guess Has to be a quick break right what is it? Select I'll find it. Oh, you'll find it. It's probably like a 10 minute break. Yeah Joe sent me a monitor. He's like, yeah, I think we should get this and now like the price 1500 bucks Better sell like 60 cases on our first bowman day to get that It's unnecessary unless it breaks or something. Yeah What I'm at. How's it going? I can see a new keyboard. Yeah, we actually have the other one. Yeah, that's pretty nice Is it wired though? No, it's not a wired one. I think the chip is right there. Yeah, or somewhere in the keyboard I'm uploading the select now. It's going up there. Sorry about that What number was it? I also changed the font on my website. You did? Yeah, on the title. Oh, you did. That's right. That's right I see that All right, so it's processing now Jay. So just give it Give it a couple minutes. It should be uploaded soon Yeah, guys next week's breaking on Friday and Saturday is gonna be insane and we'll Reveal our hours later this week. I'm sure Zach I feel like once we do the basketball one, I feel like the football and baseball will sell I mean just because it hasn't sold out as quick as the basketball doesn't mean it's not gonna sell out today and again We haven't really well, we saw an email last today, but I mean we can send this out to the IG crowd It's I'm sure more people will come in and get on that. So We'll play it by ear though Zach, but again, I'm here till midnight. So we still have like another nine hours Plenty of time and they were getting rid of the biggest break right now the day probably so I think well I think we'll go to sell them out and if we don't then it over goes to Goes over to tomorrow It's great weather leader right now Frank My house R.J. Barrett purple. Yeah, probably that'd be like late tonight And I think if people see the basketball So the other break after this is the Hip-hats and I think something else sold out. I don't know at least that's the sport sold out Was that you did that one? But I seen that one was gone. I don't know. I know one of them had sold out Yeah, that and the hip-hats. I believe them Well, it's not till Friday It doesn't hasn't come out yet Yeah, not a break till Friday on release day And then we'll give you the hours we're gonna do later the week Wow, it's a demir caro 101 from a optic Toronto raptors go to jeff The bowmen's first we haven't had those in a while matt Ricky Rubio mosaic select I usually try to put the date on Oh, the devon booker autograph for the suns low suns jersey as well phoenix suns going to harry Ran and ingram rookie king first-year Checkerboard marcus really the only mid-optic this in southern in uh 15 60 Oh, what is this? Oh 16? That's crazy. I thought it'd been around for long No, no, but you might be right though.   Nice big senator as well phoenix suns with that one Lugadanche elite dominators disco cow koosman five out of ten for the lakers When it's accurate and the autograph is dj augusty fast break signatures or lando magic Gonna robber throne ready go bear rally wheel Derek favors to 85 ready gay dj washington jr auto porter jr I saw on white side. We got a This must be a blaster, right? play tomson silver Oh, no, this is this retail. Yeah Cam reddish autograph. Nice rookie penmanship Trevor hardaway with the ATL hawks the honor hunter Jamal Murray silver chumo kiki green instant impact Derek jones jr. Green erin gordon silver d. Lil red wave rude hutchmore inserts andres drummond and a grant williams silver rookie boston seltzix We got a rude hutchmore insert again mba finalist barry parker green jillian brown silver dania gafford rookie red wave dion waders Rui based dominance There you go That's a good question, Mike. I don't know if they Created more redemptions what they did. I think they cut off certain players Right, you said? Yeah, they didn't they cut off players and didn't put them as an autograph in here So basically saving them for like bowman, but a bowman bowman chrome All right, nice heady. Whenever that doesn't break until friday When if it feels on the release day and then however long it takes jamal brown So select bowman um Although the mosaic like wednesday friday. Yeah, how these wins day and then So all I have to talk about breaking till later this week, even if it were to fill tomorrow to rosen so We'll have five for that derrick white San Antonio Sperres We got a red yannis. It's nice 99 for the bucks on the ball rookie jampus here d wave Tyler dorsi silver rookie Are these cold again um velocity patience All right, let's get through all these little ones and get them out of the way Oh Presdykes silver There's their kt Dumboya Little ja maran base There you go. Memphis grizzly is going to ryan rider and josh reeves autograph rookie penmanship for the mavericks Thorn maker Tiger on what's going to be a good box? Sorry, right? Yes It's just a blaster I didn't even know they made five diamond basketball I didn't either but it says find quadruple diamond carts featuring jordan Coby and the brah. Oh my god. Imagine that That'd be crazy quad diamond All right, here's the hanger guys romeo langford rookie silver And we got y'all main cracked eyes. We got a rookie one. It's the q. Alexander walker And demure carol nice Lebron james didn't serve. Oh, coby green at a xion base. How about that? Nice nice hangers No, he said I don't want it to happen mike tower says but has the NBA ever ever had a canceled playoffs? Well, I don't know if they ever had a dupe deal with something like that I'd not cancel playoffs, but I know they cancel seasons or postpone them because of strikes and stuff This is something totally different I mean, maybe Little sports being played back in the early 1910s. Maybe due to like, you know Like spanish flu and stuff, but I have no idea Even then if they'd stopped it working with ron james thomas brine to lorry markinon How cool is my raider rookie good canard Oh, this has a lot of raider rookies with boxes this I was like I don't know I did I forgot where the mega pop. Oh mega. Okay. That makes sense or optic mega Oh, so this has a lot of rookies in here. Yeah, it's one of them where you get like That'd be so awesome as a rookie one too on I've seen some auction house yesterday. I forget what was it? Goldstein. They're they're they're crashed We linked is just starting today, right?  Yeah, um, they have a Babe refat knob auto from transcendent Wow, no, I see this one. I think it was gold goldstein goldstein auctions golden Yeah, one of them their website crashed. So they extended the bidding to today. They have a Colby brine uh championship ring from 2000 They have jordan game use jersey from like, I don't know what it here was. They have some crazy auctions Isaiah thomas Break your damages card You got a relic here of uh, moses malone I did not mike goes out about let fans pick where he signs it. They meet Goal fund goal Really All I've been seeing is that some football players have been acting crazy these last couple days. Have you seen that? Yeah, I couldn't do it like there was like another person today that was like with gun charges and this and that I'm like, Jesus What's going on over here got nothing to do Like you make good enough money to Usually off season anyway, so it's not yeah, so like what are you doing? Yeah Yeah, I don't know a football player to be acting out right now. Oh, you honest rookie number to 999 You grade it grades great 960 out of 999 guys.  Obviously he's not funding himself, is he?  A couple nice one-on-one so far in the mixture. We haven't even got to the crazy boxes yet All the high-end stuff Uh spurs it's going to derrick little one-on-one Tim Duncan The gray box so What you're saying is mike is that If the goal is met He's keeping the money But if it isn't it's going to go to charity and then he just gets to sign wherever he wants Because you know what now i'm trying to think about it mike. I thought I seen a funny meme online called the pope Where it's like steve balmer, you know the owner of the of the clippers Uh was talking about like he'll pay for the gold fund in full so that way he can sign with the with the clippers I thought that was a meme I seen online and now i'm starting to think about it I think that's what the the meme was That he'll pay the 24 000 just to have him on the clippers But what the hell man 24 million dollars? What is this guy going? What is this guy thinking? I mean, it'd be great if it does go to charity. You're not gonna be wrong, but pretty crazy Evasion's really quick here Let's put all this stuff over Kendall Marshall Kobe packs will all go to kobi with the lakers nick young Harrison barns Rookie there golden state wars Jonas valentunas What's this guy's this guy's the innovator right now? What's going on over here? uh charlotte bobcats Jeff taylor and carl landry to 49 Yeah, he's up to something That's what i'm trying to say like All right, this is uh select hybrid very high end as well Let's see what we got here julius randall We got five little disco rookie We got a deandre. Oh, sorry, andre drummond 20 out of 49 Kam reds rookie Jamal murray Deandre hunter again disco and a jaren jackson jr. to 49 red I'm sorry. That was cameras and Let's go contenders guys. Good luck I'm assuming they can still get their own personal trainers to Still have them trained at home, but aren't they opening up facilities now? Jared culver But i'm sure they still had a plan. No, I don't think they're just sitting down not doing anything Ooh lottery ticket zion williamson. What are these lottery tickets go for now guys? It's like the only base car design you can get in contenders Or besides this one rookie of the year Oh nice kevin durant here. It's 149 You're right. Zachary. That's right. I think he did come back right before Oh john murray lottery ticket man Jalen brunson sophomore contenders auto Yeah, I know you want to hook it up and play some Madden or what? He said if I'm gonna be here 50 hours, I gotta play video games And honestly Oh, we got a redemption. I don't remember who's a redemption All right Is he No, I hit his live. Remember the first day of some live and it's yeah. It was that retro one Yeah, that was cool. The retro see sign. I think Could be uh Zions are alive so it can't be really him Why i'm doing so It's like another Evil twin Imagine there was a twin like an identical twin of zion You'd have to like draft them both like the sedine twins All right. Good luck guys. Let's see what this is rookie season tickets car number 102 Oh, you know, it's jackson haze. I bet you There you go Jackson haze pelicans All right, it's still for the pelicans and again, obviously not going to sell for what zion does but He has a ton of potential on upside where You know living in in zion shadow And you can become a pretty good superstar Sell much better than what he sells for now All right guys, this is the last box that I have here and then I have the blasters and megas here All the other boxes the higher end boxes are already here I'm going to leave those on the cart and I'm just going to go through these and then we'll switch over and get those as well And again guys for anybody asking what's the schedule like? What are we doing next etc? etc After this I'm going to go through orders for about 30 40 minutes And then whatever break is sold out whatever sold out first one we'll go through Ooh nice cam reddish blue disco 88 out of 175 Nice break for the hawks trevor fearless magic johnson Think of hella And oh, this is out of 20. Isn't it?  That's nice disco Bucks with a good break so far Going to demack And a jordan bone red. Wow Could there be a could there be a jam around red disco heading in here somewhere? If you match up together jerichover grand hill disco Foltz And we got a cameron johnson image variation Disco very nice phoenix suns Harry with that one. Wow. Look at that. That's two cam reddish numbered cards in the same box this time. It's the 175 blue Very nice you go trevor as a robbie And wilson chandler to 50 for the brooklin meds and an rj barrier fireworks disco. All right guys, so I'm going to rip these boxes here on the counter that you see the mega boxes for 17 18 18 19 optic little hoops blaster and the 2009 upper deck basketball box And then we'll move on to all of these over here. This is uh 12 13 hoops Like double class here as well. Here are some barns 2009 10 upper deck basketball At least 10 ricky cards in every box on average Look for bonus jersey cards inside timeless treasures And coby pack will go to the lakers. All right. Good luck guys See what we got here star rookies taylor griffin And then we got dual game materials steven ash chris paul So again, we'll go left or right on these dual material games LeBron james coby brine star rookies eric manor utah jazz Henderson You tell them i tell them and ten is steve curry rookie here tarence williams anthony randoff sam young Little jordan jordan insert here as well patrick beverly rookie james johnson jeff teak from inserts dante cunningham tony douglas Seemed to be um I think i don't think we got blake griffin. I think we ended up getting This one right or did I miss the blake griffin? I'll double check but his brother was pulled in this one taylor griffin They both came out the same year 910 and i think steve curry was also part of this draft, but i don't think i pulled the blake I think it was taylor. Oh here's the blake one. You're right clippers edition Here's chris mullen jerald henderson rookie chris cayman remember guys chris cayman? That's crazy.  These are kind of rare old school Yeah, i think upperdeggle officer licensed after 2009 February 12, so yeah Lonzel and a fiago splitter autograph validating marks nikolaj wusevik glass rookies for the magic Robert throne with that one and the redemption Is a chris cope glass rookies John has to look that up on the panini.net slash checklist website. I'll take a look at that a little bit later Just so we can continue on the kobe packs That pacers Welcome friend, but thank you Zach. I trust you though So that is the case pacers Anthony right now there's 1819 mega There i miss kairi again too. Oh you're talking about this guy? Uh, that was long little g. All right gilagas josh heart raider rookie silver Terence Ferguson johnson isaac scissor clay thompson corkings marquette folds Frank jaskin jason patton oblique monk Dearian fox jwan evans my bacon Datsun gows scissor Rav josh parts Save the pink packs. This is optic mega 1819 look at donchich Very young rookie here. All right gilagas joseph jackson We got an erin holiday hollow Anthony davis league of maron Musa Victor alladipo Harrison barns Deandre ateon Tyre pink. Good luck.  Yeah, this is hobby This is all one boxer her 1920 hobby Here is obsidian basketball Here is a timeless treasures Here's a prism mosaic Which I believe is uh 1718 all right there These two right here Is the immaculate and then team will leave those for last standard All it goes here for now. Let me go do this stuff Good luck. So we got clay tom's in the 299 marise harkless Little relic promising pros We got an autograph here for the magic Ed Juan more time to shine Orlando blackman Nice little double auto or inscription either one to 299 Dallas mavericks And rockets class team Prism mosaic We got John Collins Tarence Ferguson rookie You got dj wilson D'Angelo Russell Aaron gordon Tyler Leiden Kyle kuzma Oh, we gave it out of Lebron James very nice It's gonna be a capillir's edition It's on white side and a donovan mitchell orange Greater ricky or sorry rickies are Where'd you go there? Dennis Smith jr Caleb swanigan And bam of the bio to 10 and it's an autograph nice Miami heat going to johnathan Very nice Tony Parker Nicolae Woosiewicz Penny Sleevelos I've got a london ball Yanis Zach Collins again Thompson Cousins Jared Lynn Josh Hartz Lauren Markinan Jared Allen Tony Bradley Justin Jackson and a magic johnson to 99 Autograph for the Lakers Sweet hit right there for the Lakers Stuck to each other Very nice so I'll pen it to all the Rookies He signs a lot living one-handed He's all over the place Magic is Obsidian Yandley Mellon Robert Williams Autograph here for the Celtics To 15 Wendell Carter Jr For the Bulls Little Jersey Auto Joellen Bede To 49 Anthony Davis 8 out of 10 Gold 1819 Obsidian Here Jerome Williams to 299 Golden Quads to 49 That's RJ Hunter James Young Jordan McKee and Terry Rosier 1617 Gold Standard AJ Hammons-Rookie Dallas Mavericks to 199 On-Card Followed by Gary Payne The Seconds 49 out of 99 Houston Rockets Dirk To 79 Heady Mills to 269 MJ Crowder to 269 Yeah I mean at the time they're all Celtics but the thing I don't gotta do that Alright That's a prism hobby So I kinda wanna leave that there Go with the smaller stuff here Must be a Choice Alright let's go with the choices Get them out of the way Good luck Stephen Adams And the first one we got is Kairi Thomas Rader-Ricky Now it's a Devante Graham Sweet Signature Series for the Blazers Darren Fox, Brian Knight Alright we got Derek Favors Number to 10 Lonzo Ball Colin Sexton And a PJ Washington Jr Autograph To 35 Rader-Ricky right there Charlotte Hornets Going to Zach Paul And you got Rader-Ricky grabs Oak Paula For the Heat And a Jonathan And you got Nikhil Agadena Walker Cody Martin Another PJ Washington Jr Nicholas Claxton And a Kobe White These Donner's Cards are beautiful From Donner's Choice They're awesome Doesn't have the optic feel Still has the regular Donner's But they look beautiful I don't think I remember the year of this Oh this is 1920 Optic Choice Nice Tim Hardaway Jr Buddy Heald And Cameron Johnson I don't want to show this card It's a green Cameron Johnson Autograph for the Sons You got Jimmy Butler Keldon Johnson And wow we got a Zion Williamson Look at that Beautiful Choice Pelican's going to Harry The optic choice on One of the choice ones That is nice right there That's a beaut Alright we'll go off the cog now I don't know what year this emaculate is I think it's collegiate Yeah 2016 collegiate So actually we'll go with this first That's Turner The emaculate collegiate goes by The group break checklist Yeah these will go by group break checklist Tarion Prince Seven out of seven We got Jake Lehmann And Robert Carter Not sure Man I gotta go through orders and stuff So that won't be until a little bit later So maybe come back in about an hour And I'll get your little break schedule by then Ray Felder Eight out of ten Got Utah The 25 little RPA Diamond Stone To 99 University of Maryland Malcolm Brogdon 98 out of 99 We're going to go by group break checklist This is 2016 Canadian Maculate Collegiate And Malik Beasley 11 out of 25 I don't have to see who this goes to I'll put that over there Alright Good luck guys Three boxes left over here We're going to go with the optic hobby Good luck Jaylin Hands And a Chumo Kiki autograph coming up Jaylin Hands Silver Sensational Signatures Magic And another And another Jamerat base Very nice for the Grizzlies Lauren Marginan To 299 Hyper RJ Barrett Rookie Ogre Four Ben Simmons And a Cameron Johnson To 149 Little Purple Crack Dice Alfred Payton Kobe Whitebase And we got a Gorondrogic To 189 Blue Tyler Hero Rookie James Insert Terence Ferguson to 299 Alfred Payton To 499, sorry For the Knicks Calcuzma Hyper Ola Dipo Silver And Maurice Cheeks is your second autograph For the Sixers Ben and Brian Stevens We're in Hayward Hyper And a Tramon Waters Red Wave So here's the NT box Immaculate The O3O4 Black Diamond Basketball And this will be the last three boxes Good luck, I'm kind of curious to see what is in here Look at how young Paul Gosal looks right here for Memphis Maybe we got a beard or anything What are these? I don't think these work anymore I don't know, this one has all four In the quad So I don't know if that's like a better version of the car This is G3 So obviously that's his number And he's probably a guard But I'm assuming that you have to complete the whole quads 35 Boxes Deporter, I actually started this about an hour And 15 minutes ago Yeah, it's felt like a long time Right? But that's what Mixtures do, man Especially a big one like this A lot of base cards And we got a Yang Ming to 100 And we got a, wow, look at that Richard Jefferson autograph 24 karat signatures For the Nets Rookie Gems Marcus Banks, that's three out of the four Got a rally here of Jamal Mashburn For the Hornets And it's New Orleans Hornets So again, that'll be going to the Pelicans New Orleans goes to New Orleans Charlotte goes to Charlotte Tony Parker He's three out of the four That's a piece of the jersey Oh, a patch, did I miss a patch? Eric Snow I'll take a look right now No, I don't think that was a patch It just had a circle I know what you're talking about Like right here One of those ones I don't know, it had a circle to it I think it's just the design Honestly Alright, this is some old school stuff right here So it kind of throws us off when we're used to modern All old school stuff Let's continue on This is the Rookie Gems of Willie Green It's a double diamond David West's Rookie Gems Triple out of the four Diamonds Yeah guys, there you go No LeBron, no Michael Got a Richard Jefferson autograph though It was pretty big at the time Alright School of 14, 15, NT And I will end off with a Mac Alright, first one we got is NT Bulls We got a Rookie printing plate Of Jermaine Grant Yellow plate, Philadelphia 76ers This was Wiggins Rookie Year Dwellin Bede Jaboi Parker And of course you still have all the other veterans We got Sean Bradley For the 76ers to 99 It's still a national treasure So it's very pricey To 99 Dwayne Wade Carl Malone Game changers Will Frazier to 35 Nix And we got NS Cantor To 75 Oklahoma City Thunder edition And we got Gary Harris Rookie College autographs to 99 I don't realize this was going to have a little college in here We'll look that up as well And see who that goes to by the checklist And Michael Carter Williams Little Two color patch in auto 69-25 Milwaukee Bucks edition Air Apparent And we're going to end it off with Wow Shaquille O'Neal Orlando Magic edition NBA Game Gear And that is 3 out of 10 Little Shack Very nice Orlando Magic That's going to Robert Throne And the last box I think Nick already ripped this open 18-19 in Maculet Good Luck To everybody J-Mal Green to 99 To 99 Melvin Frazier Jr Arvini Simmons Simon's to 99 Introductions Autos J-Autograph 9 out of 10 for the 76ers And we got a Wendell Carter Jr 4 out of 10 Little RPA for the Bulls And the last one here Is Allen Houston Looks like a piece of his shoe 3 out of 34 Game War material and autograph And that does look like a piece of his shoe That also feels like it There you go Who has the next? B.J. Jordan There you go man Put that in a slider box And there you go guys, that was the mix This was a 35 box Last dance finale, high end basketball mixer A lot of really really cool things Tons of things Obviously more of the nicer stuff Zion, a couple of Jaws Bay Zion, LeBron to 23 A 101 to Muir Carroll Lottery tickets for these guys Jackson Hayes a 101 To 9.99 Of course you guys just finished seeing all the Immaculate And MT stuff Where else can I show you guys? This is just a ton of stuff that's going to be Top Loader and Penny Sleeve Those are more of the main bigger hits We have a lot of things guys That are going to be Top Loader and Penny Sleeve As I said right now I don't want that to happen So yeah guys I appreciate it, I do have to Check and see some of these cards But again a lot of different things That are going to be Top Loader Randomized as you can see So let's see here See where this goes, we're going to go by Group Break Checklist As well as this one, I've got to look up where this guy goes And then we have to randomize this Duel Materials, Phoenix Suns Which would be Harry And Chris Paul Yeah yeah, I've got to do that too The magazine Which is over here This is a pretty old school magazine So To be honest it doesn't look as beautiful As people would think But it's pretty nice There's the Jordan autograph It's pretty solid Right there And there's the Authenticity I'll leave that right here Alright so let me Actually put all the way this stuff first So give me a couple of minutes guys Let me switch over to The randomizing page Alright so let's look at the first redemption Which was 2012-13 Panini Timeless Treasures Which was Chris Poplin I know Zach I think might have said Pacers But just so you guys can see it The camera and the video Basketball 2012 Treasures Those glass rookie autos Card number 201 No actually you're wrong Zach This is from Panini Official Checklist New York Knicks Was Chris Copeland Card 201 They go Knicks with another little hit there It'll be a random either for sure I'm going to look up this collegiate Card for these This one an NT Brick checklist This is 16 and back of the collegiate Alright so they do have a checklist Jake Lehman would be T-Wolves Robert Carter would be Nun So T-Wolves and Nun So If T-Wolves win It's going to go to the T-Wolves If Nun wins It'll be the second Place that comes in second We'll get this dual relic That's a little extra consolation So T-Wolves and Nun So T-Wolves and Nun And I just got to look up 14-15 Harris will be Nuggets Just to confirm Alrighty sweet awesome Good luck guys So the Dodge Roller here is going to be for Randomizer of that dual relic of Steve Nash And Chris Paul And then this randomizer here Will be for everybody that's going to get a shot Or sorry we have to have three randomizers So this will be the first one Which will be the North of the Hornets Which will be Pelicans, see the one And then T-Wolves Everybody here Everybody have a shot at the Jordan Magazine Good luck Let's roll it Three in three six times Dual relic here One Two Three Four There you go Phoenix Suns With an extra hit for you Here you go T-Wolves and Nun Six times one Two Three Four Five Six I Nun wins that one So that means that second place Is going to get this dual relic Of Jake Layman and Robert Carter And then So good luck Six times on here, good luck everybody One Two Three Four Five And six Six times Roll to six, good luck Aaron And Gavin Cook So Gavin you're going to get the Jordan Magazine Would you have the Golden State Wars And with Chronicles 1 With the Washington Wizards You're going to get the Dual Relic Congratulations guys and thank you guys This was the 35 box Last Dance Finale High End Basketball Mixer On jazbeascasebricks.com I'm sure we'll have some more crazy mixes in the future Again, I appreciate it guys


Hi, my name is Ravindra Agarwal. I've come from Tanzania, East Africa and I had come here to Manipal Hospital in Dwarka, New Delhi to be operated on as a knee replacement operation. I was initially told by the doctors back home that you will need a total knee replacement but thank God I met Dr Rajiv Verma who recommended that why go through such an evasive and harsh treatment when maybe you can get away with a partial knee replacement. Obviously X-rays do not depict everything and the truth of the matter only comes out visible during the course of the operation. I'm ever so grateful that the surgery which took place by Dr Rajiv Verma and his team were highly efficient and to be honest I was ever so happy with the whole operation. After the operation I started walking in about a day or so and the physiotherapy team were all on me to see me walking and go back home happily. The staff at the Manipal Hospital, the nurses, the cleaners, the international staff, they had arranged everything for me for which I'm ever so grateful. It is something we take for granted the people around us that we pound our frustrations and our anxieties on the staff in order for us to get better. But the staff here at the Manipal, the nurses, ever smiling and makes you pain and relive much faster.  It is a pleasure to be here at Manipal, a very very clean hospital where they clean the rooms three to four times a day. The staff, the cleaners and the whole entire team were there to greet and also to make sure that I was comfortable all the time. I would highly recommend this to anyone, anyone to come here and see one of the top surgeons, top surgeons in this newly established hospital. And once again, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. G Verbon and his team and obviously not forgetting the smiling nurses and the administration staff. Thank you very much.


The Parable of Freedom A man comes to a master to ask how much man is independent and free. Is he totally free or is there a limitation? Is there something like fate, kismet, destiny, a God who makes a limitation beyond which you cannot be free? The mystic answered in his own way, not logically but existentially. He said, Stand up!  He said, I am asking a simple question and he's asking me to stand? But then he followed with, well, let us see what happens.  The man, by this time, must have been thinking he'd come to a madman. What is this to do with freedom, independence? But now that he has come, and there must be a crowd of disciples, and the mystic was so respected, not to follow him would be disrespectful, and there was no harm in it. And so he lifts one of his legs from the earth. So one foot was in the air, and he was standing on one foot. And then the master said, That is perfectly good. Just one more thing now. Take the other foot up also. That is impossible. The man said. You are asking something impossible. I have taken my right foot up. Now I cannot take my left foot up too. The master responded, But if you were free, in the beginning you could have taken the left foot up. There was no binding order. You were completely free to choose whether to take the left foot up or the right foot up. I had not said anything about it. You just decided. You took the right foot up. In your very decision, you made it impossible for the left foot to be lifted. Don't bother about fate, case met, God. Just be simple in your life. The parable of freedom is a story about free will, choice, and determinism. Is there some grand plan to the universe that is guiding our every move in a subtle, yet deliberate way? While it may be comforting to think that there is some semblance of divine order, the arguably better question is, does it really matter? Many times, people will question their choices and if it's the right thing to do, and if they're doing the right thing, and often for spiritual or religious people, whether their actions are in accordance with their deity's plan for them. Ironically, the man in the story cannot see his answer from the start, and even the act of asking whether we have free will is a free act. Like many of us, he seeks some higher meaning in the answers, and in doing so deludes himself from a simple truth. There are even some parallels in this story with the recent parable of the ego that we spoke about previously, in that the man expects and is attached to a logical answer, and when he doesn't get one, he believes he has failed in his mission. While the mystic initially appears mad, at least to the man in question, it's only because he is operating at a different level of awareness than the man can understand. Like the old Maxim, no genius could exist without a touch of madness. By looking at everything separately, as single, unconnected events, the moving of an arm or a leg, rather than the act of moving a single part of a greater body of consciousness, the man cannot see the bigger picture and really can't comprehend the wisdom that he is being shown. Perhaps the lesson in this parable is to not get so obsessed with the little things in life, and to always consider an event contextually as a part of something bigger. Free will seems like a natural part of life. We can always make decisions for ourselves. How those decisions will affect the future, though, is always up in the air, and we won't always know until the time comes. Maybe in this, we too focus too much on the specifics of life, rather than taking a simple philosophy of whatever happens will be, and it is in our own decisions and ideas that make something definite or not. If you wish to look at it from a fated perspective, perhaps you could say that the man was always going to lift his right foot up and never the other one. But does it really matter? If fate exists, it is simply the final destination. The man would always end up with at least one foot in the air. The choices we make simply change the path that we take to get there. But if you spend life wondering about the final destination, you might forget to live for the simple things and even forget the journey itself.


As far as why I enjoy teaching, I think you really don't know a subject until you're able to teach it. So in the process of learning more and more about patent law and what they say about an expert is an expert is somebody ends up learning more and more about less and less. It's not until you teach the subject that you really internalize that those learnings. So when I started teaching Nova Law School, I loved the questions that third year graduating law students would ask because instead of asking what the law is, a lot of times they are asking why. That forces me to think about why the law is a certain way.


I'm here with Pepe Ciare from the University of Unam in Mexico. He's here for a workshop. Maybe you can tell us about this workshop first. It's a very interesting workshop. I think it's been very, very successful. It's on the geometry of these crit actions. Somehow it brings together several areas of mathematics. One very important is complex geometry. Somehow the paradigm of complex geometry is to study what we know as a Riemann surface. And a classical way of getting Riemann surfaces, which comes back from Riemann and so on, was by considering what is now known as the hyperbolic plane, the upper half-cut plane, the complex numbers. And the action of a group that defines an equivalence class for points in the plane, the upper half plane. And when you take, consider the space of equivalence classes, you get a Riemann surface with a very interesting, very rich geometry. So that is the group theory plays a very important role in this. Very important. But also, when you have a discrete group acting, you have dynamics. And the dynamics of these kind of groups has played a very, very important role in the dynamical systems. The paradigm of homomorphic dynamics for a long time. And in this workshop there were people from many different countries? Yes. Lecturers from several places in Europe, Latin America, Asia, and other places and students from many places. A big group from India, several from China and Korea, a big group from Mexico, several students from Africa. It was a big group. It was about 50, 55 students. 55? And this was also partially supported by Mexico, is that correct? Yes. It supported the air tickets. They paid the air tickets of all the Mexican participants, so that made it possible to bring more people. And then thanks to the support of ICDP, we were here. So Pepe, you're not a newcomer to ICDP? No, not at all. I've been very, very lucky to be coming here for decades already. First in the early, very early 1980s. I had just finished my PhD. And then by that time, Jacopales and Christopher Seaman from England. We organized a series of meetings and schools on dynamical systems. I think I'm not sure now of the periodicity of probably every two years or so. And that's how I got more and more into dynamical systems. And not only myself, but there was a group of folks coming from Mexico. And that played a very, very important role to build what today is, the group of dynamical systems in Mexico. And after that I came... You were an associate? I was an associate. And that associate came to me in a very special moment. That was probably the time in my life when I've been feeling terrible about my mathematics. It was the only period after my PhD in which I was not really happy with my life as a mathematician. I was even thinking of possibly giving up. And then the support I got from ICDP by coming as an associate was fantastic. It really helped me a lot. Well, that's very good to hear for us. I'm glad it worked out. I'm very grateful, yeah. And then also later it was a staff associate. It was later. What does a staff associate mean? Maybe our public doesn't quite know. Probably I'm not even using the term properly. You have this opportunity of coming here for periods of time. And with the idea of supporting the very many postdocs that you have here. So you came, but also for your own research, but also for helping people that were here visiting. It was a default idea. And now you're director of the Mathematical Institute at the UNAM in Ciudad de Mexico. So tell us a bit about that. How is that institute? It's been very, very interesting. Mexico, there are things which are not going as well as we would like. It could be better, generally speaking. But regarding science, I think we are having quite a lot of support. See, I don't think we have never had so much support as we are having now since I'm around. Since I was a student. So that's not something one hears very often. No, I'm quite happy. Things are working in the country regarding science and mathematics particularly. We are having a lot of support from a number of students. Not optimistic about it. Some of them who came here to this workshop. And there are also some other initiatives in Mexico in mathematics going on. Yes, several. Well, one of these is a branch of Banff. It's Casa Mathematica, what happens, the name. So this is already a start. This year, this year, we are going to have 21 meetings this year. Maybe for next year we will have a scale of 26. And that should be, I mean, for each meeting we have 40 strong people working on certain areas of mathematics coming to the country. So that should play an important role for the future. This is, as you say, a branch of Banff in Canada. So it's a tripartite agreement, so to speak, with NSF of the U.S. and also NSERC of Canada as well as Mexico's Conocit. And the place was initiated by a painter. Well, not initiated. It was initiated actually by my institute. Oh, it was? Yeah. But then the former director, not myself, but the former director, he and the director of CMAT together came to this guy. And he liked the idea, so we started having discussions with him. This is Toledo, the painter. And something which was attracted to him and to Banff, the centre in Canada, is a very important place for mathematics. But also for art. So the idea of reincarnating mathematics and art in Oaxaca was something that was reappealing to everyone. And there's also a regional centre of ICTP, and ICTP, which your institute was involved with some teaching as well. Yes, I wanted to come to that now. Now, yes, I think we have, I mean, it's a privilege for Mexico to be hosting now this MCTP. It is in Chiapas. In Chiapas, in southern Mexico. So not so far from the other one, the other one is going to be in Oaxaca, which is the neighboring state. And I mean, it's clear that this centre is going to play a very important role in the development of science in the near future. 25 years, 10 years. And it's a privilege. And we are really looking forward to support the development of MCTP as much as we can. And of course, profiting from Canada centre there as well. So you sound very optimistic about mathematics in Mexico as a whole. Yes, yes, yes, yes. That's very good to hear. Well, thank you very much. Thanks to you.


Nože... Jsí! A no, mám ta druhá, že jsou jenom pobolené konektor. Ale ono můžem si vystačit a jistí. No, je to tak jednoduché není to, mám totiž níkde nikdo na kvinění. Či to jené jsou ty, co? Hm, topný, topný. Ono chodí s tím, že nítíko, česná ta, ale... Uff! To je to, že jste jen ty, co? Dnes to je dělala, já jim zvuknit, co jsou dělala. Jsou dělala, co jsou dělala. Já jsem držila druhce, takže to kdy to jenom veľmi zlechka. Nezpalou to jako... Jo, jo, jo, tak. Vlastíky, o, o, o, o, o... A, a, a, a, a, a, Sy десяčný... ale ještere, mě níní tu věc. Jo, jo, děkujeme. Já bychom byl takový vrchu. Prochynatící. Je to. Na útek. Tu se asi tu cohvídám. Peri. Už to ho se dolo? OK, so for sorry for the slight delay. I'd like to welcome you in the last session of today's DEF CON, flighting talks and we'll offer the adu. I give the word to Shimon Priatka, who's going to tell us something about automated visual testing and the limitations. You have your 10 minutes. Thank you. Hi everyone, my name is Shimon Priatka and today I am going to talk about visual testing. For me visual testing is finding visual differences between images in a simplified manner. In software development or web development it means to compare the current look of our web application against our desired look of the web application. In the past it has been made manually. As manual visual testing it can be really boring, time consuming and it will just ruin your day. So, good news. We came up with a software solution among others. How does our solution do the process of visual testing? Well, it's really simple. You write in our cooling test. After the test has completed there are going to be generated some screenshots and these screenshots are going to be compared against the desired appearance of your web application and the result is sent to the web manager. In the process of visual testing you may encounter situations where you somehow don't want a part of the web application to be compared. It can be like some date field on the web page that is causing problems, that is causing the test failures. So, we involve in our solution masks. What is a mask? A mask is simply the area of the image you want to ignore. How do you create one? It's really simple. All you have to do is go to the web manager and click and drag the area you want to exclude from the comparison process. Now you may be thinking, well, it sounds really cool. I want to get involved in visual testing. What do I have to do? This is it. You have to just pass these few lines of code to the RQlean configuration file and it's done. We also have our server site of the application hosted and deployed on OpenShift. All you have to do is get going. What do we want to do in the future? We want to integrate our project to communicate and work with Jenkins. We want to scale it up, prepare it for the use of the larger, more complex project. And that's when this gets done, it's going to really stand out among other products like this one. So, that's all from me. If you have any questions, yeah? Can you repeat again? Yeah. Good question.  It's not what I'm, it's not what this application is responsible of. It just renders the page and with RQlean Graphin, it loads all the elements it has to do and then it begins the process of comparison. Yes? Oh, it's RQlean Graphin extension. Yeah, I'm... Yeah, I see it. Well... Yeah, okay, I'm going to write the project name and I'm just going to make sure because it's... Or I can write the URL to find the project. Yeah, yeah. Yes? I need to turn off the microphone. Drop the mic. Show us your githouses. Zero, zero. E-A-S-S-W-O. Graphin rule test. It's currently working from the original version. So, that's it. That's the name. Thank you for your talk. Do we have Dabar Shirei here? No, no, there's the presenter. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Dabar Shirei. Q&A. A z naughty, než velice mě dozenových. Je tím, že rond troll... I do IRC, I have an email address and I sometimes blog. It's very easy to remember, Rishi is a lost case, so it's very simple. So the idea is to use to expose Google Drive somehow outside of a browser inside your usual desktop native kind of applications. So I am talking about things like Nautilus, an image viewer, maybe a file reader, I mean a PDF reader and things like that. Also inside the toolkits file chooser widget, so GTK file chooser, which means that if you are writing any application with GTK, it should be also able to open stuff inside Google Drive, open close, sorry, open save, create new and so on. And also some big applications, for example LibreOffice. LibreOffice also actually is supposed to work. As in work as in it should be able to open a file, say an ODT or an OXML file on Google Drive, save to it and so on. So this is a screenshot. It's my own Google Drive account and you have iofgnome. And I think, yeah, and you can kind of see that it's the same picture which is opened in the browser and also on the file manager, so Nautilus, iofgnome and the browser. It kind of works. So six years ago, in 2009, there was a summer of code project. That's when it started. It was by this guy called Thibault Sonier. It's a French name, I think. I don't know how to say it correctly. So back in 2009, there was this summer of code project to somehow do this. It went quite far. The code was quite usable, but not quite there to merge it. So it kind of bitrotted after a while. And there are some problems with Google Drive, which make it kind of hard to actually make it work nicely. We'll see why later, which is, I think, mainly why it bitrotted. Six years later in 2015, some things had changed. So Google Drive had a few iterations of their web API and the calls that you make to the server to talk to it. They changed and so on. A lot of things changed in those six years. But finally, we were able to merge it after some back and forth, after some modifications of the old code, so on and so forth. So if you are using Fedora23, it should be there. I hope you are all using Fedora23 or GNOME 3.8. You can look it up for your other distributions. It should work. So it was not just me. It needed reviews and discussions and so on with a bunch of people. And so these three people are mostly involved other than me, Alexander, Philip, and Andre. So here's another screenshot. This time it's events working with, I mean, it's opening a PDF file from Nautilus. And I think the same file is opened in the browser. So it's the same file. So how does it work? So under the hood, we have this thing called GNOME online accounts where you add the account. And then once the account is there, the application just uses standard glib gtk API, like g file, g volume, g mount, whatever, g file copy, g file open, and so on. It's the same thing if you have ever looked at the GNOME developer documentation for file access. It's just the same API. It's kind of an abstraction over various implementations. So inside that API you have this thing called GVFS, which does actual implementation for talking to the server and so on. So if you want to open your Google Drive in any GNOME, gtk, whatever application, you just use a scheme. You are like this. Google dash drive colon slash slash. That's the scheme and then you put in your Google, whatever, at gmail.com. So here's the thing. This is what took six years. So the main problem is that Google Drive is not POSIX based, which means that if you create a file on a POSIX kind of thing, on a file system, so you do touch slash temp slash foo. So slash temp slash foo becomes your unique identifier for that file. On Google Drive, which is database based, even if you can sort of see things like a file system kind of thing, even if you can sort of browse it as a recursive, sorry, as a hierarchical file system, even though the UI makes it look like that, internally they are all IDs. So when you create a file, you don't really create a path. You create a blob, like an ID. So every time you create a file, the application thinks that it created slash temp slash foo, whereas the actual file system or the database thinks it created some blob ID. So there's some disparity between what the application thinks and what the file system or the database, in this case, thinks had happened. So there's this thing called a volatile path. I can't really explain what it's all about. So unless you're an application developer, you don't really need to bother about it. And you only need to bother about it if you're creating files, like not if you're in a read-only kind of mode. And if you need to bother about it, look up this thing on the GNOME developer documentation. I think you can just put it in Google and type GNOME, whatever, blah, blah, blah. It should show up. That's it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes. We basically, what we do is, like if you're using the Jilib APIs, then we kind of prohibit you from creating another file with the same name. However, if you already had one, we kind of try to deal with it. But you cannot create another one using this, our API. That's the best we can do. And there are some gaps, small gaps which need to be plugged. Hopefully you'll never notice what we'll get to plugging them. Because they're all due to this whole database kind of thing. They need greater changes in the way things work. I think so. I would expect the server to take care of it. It shouldn't be very different from what happens when you type on the browser, right? From two browser windows. I think so. Microsoft has one drive. I think it also is similar and Dropbox. They're all kind of similar. They all have this blob. Yeah, exactly. That's it. Okay, thank you. So here's your scarf and your ticket to a difficult party. We have Rayleigh Verharz. Who should be talking about block normalization? Okay. Phil Sutter. Yep. I'm going to use your own laptop, right? Mm-hmm. Okay. Now we have Phil Sutter talking about better mobile e-mail. Please do that. Do better mobile e-mail for me. I'll hug you there. Let's see what happens. Okay, I'm Phil. I'm working for Red Hat. And I have no time. Still, I want to talk to you. I have, well, while thinking about something to present about, I clicked through Paul Fields slides about better mobile e-mail from two years ago. And I thought, well, been there, done that, still doing that, but I've improved a little bit over his. So I thought, yeah, let's do bashing. More or less, no, not really. Okay, so why do we talk about this? I'm a notebook user, obviously. So I'm sometimes offline, still happens, and I want to be tolerant to that. So I don't want to lose my e-mail and I want to at least prevent, like I'm sending e-mails while I'm offline. And all this, I'm doing all this, I want to have my mud in fast as fast as it is normally. And another benefit of my setup is that I basically do backup the Linus Torbal style. So I replicate my mail gear, which is a bunch of gigabytes meanwhile to several machines and if one breaks or I mess the setup on one, I might still have the others as long as I'm faster than the replicating process, but that's a different topic. Okay, what tools do I use? Obviously I use mud, just like Paul Frills, and the motivation behind this is exactly the same, it's quick, but in my case, I didn't like it so much with SMTP and IMAP. So you always have to connect somewhere and it does caching, but it doesn't do full caching and whatnot. We'll address this. Another thing, central point in my setup is my own MX. Basically I have an IMAP server running and this will hold all my e-mail in a central point. It will retrieve new e-mails and I will use it for sending. I have prog mail set up there and fetch mail and whatnot. Everything you don't want on your mobile device. For the synchronization, I use MbSync in contrary to what Paul Frills used, which was offline IMAP. I used that once too or actually quite for a while, but it's Python and Python is slow and offline IMAP is slow in Python. MbSync is a lot better in my point of view. I use ESMTP, which is a very tiny relay only MTA. I can only use this for sending e-mail and I don't need to retrieve it because I do everything via IMAP so I don't need to have full post fix running on my potentially 10-year old device, which I have in private. And the only thing that I had to add was queuing support which is there since then. Another thing, another goodie to all this screen, which I use to make things a little bit more convenient. Not a big thing. I'll quickly cover this. OK, how to set this up. First, MbSync, which is the biggest issue there because in its configuration as cryptic as offline IMAP is. I don't have anything there. But at least it's a bit quite straightforward. This is already quite the whole configuration. It consists of two store definitions. A store is basically anything that holds e-mail. So I have one for Meldia and another one for IMAP. And I have two channels one which does a channel says what to sync from where and one is only for the inbox and the other is for all the subfolders I have in there and some patterns because it's Simbra. I have a shell script which runs MbSync in loops and that's why I have two channels. The inbox is synced every 10 seconds and the subfolders only every 100 seconds. Makes totally sense. I have quick e-mail and it doesn't always pull through everything. Next thing is ESMTP setup. This is the first two lines are basically just for local delivery. So it calls progmail. Then next is my default setup something I forgot. There's identity support. So the remaining part is basically for when I'm sending e-mail as a different user I'm using in this case an SSH tunnel to connect to a different mail server. OK. For queuing support I need a wrapper which does the enqueuing in case no mail server is reachable and make you deliver the name has it all. In case initial delivery failed I need a cron job to regularly retry. The f-cron teaser is just a simpler version. OK. Finally to hook this all together I have a screen RC which when I call screen with that configuration it starts for me the MbSync loop and mud in a second window at the same time. And I have bindings for instead of creating a new window directly spawn a new mud because it's single threaded. That's basically it. You can read the full story lots of verbosity on my own Vicky page. There are project pages for ESMTP and iSync which MbSync belongs to and these are the important man pages or readme's that for. OK. I have a few minutes left. Three minutes. That's cool. One thing I could show you is that screen setup. Does this work? Yes it works. So here's MbSync running and at least the loop and it couldn't connect. I have mud in the second window and control A and C spawns another mud and if I close it the window is automatically closed and my setup is actually a little bit more complex so I have it better described on my Vicky page and if I close the first window or the second one in this case it will close the whole screen. So, which adds a little bit more convenience in my case. OK. That's it. OK. Questions. Did anyone understand what I'm saying? Does anyone use email? OK. OK. So you can understand me. Max turned on. Well then, thanks. So let's try this. Everybody gets to read my email box. Sorry for that. It's possible to switch it off but I don't know how to do this. I do everything. Total transparency, right? Total transparency. All right. So I know I'm between you and your computer. Yes. So I'm Diane Mueller. I'm Project Lead for the OpenShift Commons and for OpenShift Community. So I do community management and I'm going to ask how many of you are you all red-haters? Is there anyone not a red-hatter? What company are you with? Freelancing. Cool. All right. So there's a couple of you. So what we're trying to do with OpenShift mostly when you're a community manager what you're doing is begging people for a project. So it's the truth, isn't it? We're called cat-herders and people who try and bribe you with beer or swag or t-shirts or free hosting tiers or whatever. We've tried everything at OpenShift. Trust me. I've been doing this for many years on lots of different open source and open standard projects and it's the same all the time. It's a unique project in that it is what it's doing is bringing a platform as a service to your theater and it has many components to it besides the code base that we work on ourselves. So there are a lot of things we integrate and pull along with us that we upstream. And with the new OpenShift Origin 3 we are pulling in Kubernetes so sometimes when I describe OpenShift these days I say it's a very advanced Kubernetes distribution and we're pulling in Docker we're using Ansible we drop puppet we might bring some puppet scripts back in someday but there's a lot of other communities that we touch and if you go to GitHub, I'm going to ask you to do this Adam, you're up there, you haven't done this before go to this GitHub repo and like us I'm trying to get that by the end of devconf to be a thousand I will like you back star me this is the reason I said I would do a lightning talk I will use your email tricks go to GitHub by the end of this conference we are going to hit a thousand because I'm trying to beat the Kubernetes stars I'm also on the community management calls for the Kubernetes with a good friend of mine Sarah Novotny so this is my real call to action here because there's lots of activity in OpenShift we've got tons of people contributing code lots of companies there are 35 different companies besides Red Hat that have contributed since the beginning of the project to OpenShift tons of code contribution going on and that's really not enough to sustain a project it's just a bunch of people working on the project together which is a good thing and I did go to the office and there was a huge sign and it was basically my mantra because I truly believe that there is a new model for community development and we are calling it a commons so most of you know that Red Hat is close to Boston and Boston in the middle of the city there's this thing called the commons where everybody had shared resources that's where you bring your cows to graze on the grass you set up farmers markets now if you're hipsters in San Francisco so this commons model is slightly different because when v3 came out for OpenShift we did a complete architectural 360 we dropped Ruby, thank god and we switched to rewriting it and go my code name on twitter is pythonDJ where I really like to code and we had this huge job we had 2.5 million applications running that's a lot of developers running an OpenShift online who are all happy we had over 150 deployments that we knew about those were enterprise folks who had deployed OpenShift and we had to get them all to migrate to this new architecture and there are five evangelists and two product managers who are all the time so it didn't really scale so what we decided to do was change the model so it would be more peer to peer it's kind of like stepping back and getting red hat out of the way so what we did we started commons briefings almost on a weekly cadence depending on my travel schedule I host commons they do demonstrations of different functionality identity management is coming up soon yesterday I did one on deploying OpenShift on OpenStack with Mark Lamarine and we do deep dives into the projects and then we have a great Q&A in conversation and what was wonderful about yesterday's thing is that four people who I didn't even know had OpenStack deployments were on the call in the Q&A session asking questions because in the past people just deployed OpenShift and it didn't use native OpenStack resources and Mark was talking about a reference architecture to start using things like Cinder and making it work with the resources better and more integrated so it was really cool we're starting up a whole bunch of sigs there's one for edu.gov now there's an operator's sig we're starting a telco sig and we'll probably do one on OpenStack shortly and I just got asked to start an OpenShift on Centos one and we have lots of events so there's lots of people a lot of them are origin deployments I went to the OpenStack Tokyo conference and it's almost like coming out of the closet I gave a presentation and at the same time Semantic gave a presentation on Platform as a Service and I was a little worried because they had listed in their abstract all the different Platform as a Service Cloud Foundry, OpenDias Serano, all these other ways of doing application deployments and I was kind of like oh I should really be in their session to make sure they don't trash OpenShift and what they did instead was they completely outed themselves as huge fanboys of OpenShift and trashed the other three folks and talked about different things about our new architecture and people came up to me afterwards and said where were you, you should have heard this so luckily it was recorded lots of upstream projects we now have, we had 35 folks who, different companies that have contributed we have over 175 organizations that are publicly referenced referenceable companies that are now part of OpenShift Commons so if you go to the comments.openshift.org page you will see a huge list of logos and different projects there's a lot of the open source projects Centos, Fedora, things like that but the majority of them are either people who have integrated things into OpenShift upstream projects that we upstream or people who, most of them are folks who are operating platforms as a service that use OpenShift or enterprise deployments so there are on the mailing lists over 550 people talking to each other there are a lot of people if you're from Red Hat, join it I do a lot of work with the essays and the consulting services briefing contents just this week Infosys, Threescale and Weaveworks joined and they're giving introductory briefings shortly on their services Infosys has a huge OpenShift POC going on right now so we're really thrilled to have them on about three folks a week join so it's a really growing ecosystem lots of people in there what we're doing with our different upstream communities get up cloud is a platform as a service that's down in Brazil they've been running on AWS using S3 storage they are porting their production platform as a service public offering you can use your credit card and swipe they've got all the integration done to Azure in early June so they're doing some great work we're working with the Azure folks to get .NET containers first class citizens on OpenShift Kubernetes I think I said already that we're going to I think in my humble opinion that we're their best enterprise root to the SCRIX either so thanks there's a lot going on so please like us on GitHub what's that? 977 all right that's great by the end of the week I'll have a thousand and then I think what's Kubernetes at I think they're around 2,000 I was like no I want to have more numbers than the Kubernetes guys so that I can prove that statement that we're the best route to enterprise Kubernetes so thank you very much party party oh I don't get a ticket all right perfect all right guys that's it it's beer time stop writing e-mail servers stop coding get all your friends to like us oh okay so we're not going to catch up to them I can do it I'd like to be over I think to be at least one tenth of their department you just need a bot to be in that that's how it works 977 I was just talking like a kid I have logged you from everything I see do we hot now? no I had this different definition of mobile I thought you mean this e-mail on this is crap I guess I would have chosen it was still interesting I'm not the power not such a power user I just did evolution and that's it all right thank you very much so you're there for e-mail so you're there for e-mail I think that's a good thing I think that's a good thing nobody bothers me so I can focus on doing some other work I started doing crazy things with e-mail I started having this encrypted e-mail I sent myself it's like ok that's not reachable so I started liking the fact that I can do searches in my inbox and then even like e-mail the amount of e-mail I get within Red Hat is so huge that I basically decided to only read e-mail in the morning and sometimes in the once in the evening and for the day I just switch it off if it's really important there's an IRC otherwise I would just constantly get notifications and just do e-mail I don't look at notifications I use calling I sometimes just go to mud and look through the folders and my daily phone and on how much concentrated I am but if I want to I can read a new e-mail because there's a memorandum and there's a text of the e-mail so do you know the amount I get for the sidebar I used that once because it used to be very public but meanwhile it's public area it is a new way on many basis see what folders have new files have new mails in it and you can direct the junk from one to another there was some hidden feature in this so it creates new medius so I have a small script which checks which goes through all the sub folders and creates a mud compatible mailbox file which I can source which means I have so many mailboxes defined that my sidebar would ever flow anyway and also since I normally use this for window setup on my small screen I don't want to waste any screen state as you have seen probably there's barely space for the e-mail address and the subject so I mostly read only half of the subject before I delete the e-mail so but if you have the screen why not we do enjoy my room and come semester at all see you tomorrow in favor so I'll be here tomorow didn't know it but just me they were like we go eat in CA. 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Hi everyone, Sean with JaspysCaseBreaks.com here doing 2020 Panini Select Baseball Hobby three box break, Random Division number six, where six bots everyone gets a random division at MLB and all card ship. And just some details about it, every box, two autographs, two memorabilia cards and nine parallels. So here's our list of customers, Walter down to Patrick Garcia and the divisions from the AL East down to the NL West. Dice World randomized both lists and pair them up five into two seven times. Seventh and final time, David Baker down to John Deneen. Seven times on the, so you can see seven times there and now seven times on the divisions. Seventh and final time, AL West down to the NL Central. Seven times, seven times, let me see, all three of them, seven times. So, David Baker with the AL West and the NL West, Patrick Garcia with the NL East and the Walter Lutz with the AL East and the AL Central and John Deneen with the NL Central. Quick trade window for you guys. Okay, well you guys are doing that, we're going to figure out which three boxes we're going to do. You can see, so I believe this is a 12 box case, so this would be the second set of three boxes from this case. Number seven is in the store now, so that'll be coming up next. One two on the dice for the left, three four for the middle, five six for the right. There you go. So we're going to box it on the right over here. These four boxes or these six boxes will be for breaks seven and eight. Seven is in the store now, so get your spot so we can do it again tonight. So nobody for trades, cool, so let's print, rip, cool. So here's the final list, Patrick Garcia last spot mojo with the NL East. Will you be doing gold standard soccer? It did sell out with Joe. Joe did a gold standard Brandon, so if there's another gold standard that sells out, of course I'll be doing that. There are still 17 orders for me to go through, so anything that's not on the schedule that is sold out also will be added. So if that's what you're referencing, if there's already one sold out, then yes, it'll happen. So anything that's sold out that's not on the schedule will be added. Cool, good luck. Brandia Reza Reina, Tampa Bay Reyes, and the AL East, Patrick Garcia. Aristides Aquino, Jersey, 24 out of 99 for the Cincinnati Reds. That's going to the NL Central, John DeNene, Aristides Aquino Red, Premier level, 125 out of 199 for the Reds and the NL Central, John DeNene. Debbie Groulon, for the Phillies, and the NL East, Patrick Garcia. Little tri-color Juan Soto, non-numbered. That's going to Washington. Washington is the NL East as well, and Patrick Garcia. Lubaab Rookie Tri-Color, there you go. Chicago White Sox, that's for the AL Central. Walter Lutz, Adalberto Montesey, Silver, for the Royals, and the AL Central. Walter Lutz, Gavin Lux for the NL West, David Baker. Kirby Yates White, that is 44 out of 50 for the San Diego Padres and the NL West, David Baker. Kyle Lewis, AL West, David Baker. Randy Reza Reina Tri-Color, Tampa Bay. Is that the Tampa Bay version? It is. So that's for the AL East and Walter Lutz. Marcus Simeon Silver for the AL West, David Baker. Carlos Santana, Cracked Ice, 22 out of 25 for Cleveland, and the AL Central, Walter Lutz. Sheldon Neuse, 52 out of 99. Neuse, AL West, David Baker, I have no clue. And Kevin Newman, 4 out of 99, Lyne Green, for Pittsburgh and the NL Central, John Thaneen. You think I'm right? No, I think somebody said that it is Neuse. Bradley Beal to the Clippers and Guaranteed Championship, right Jeff? Said Bradley Beal to the Clippers and Guaranteed Championship for the Clips. That's what I heard a little while ago. The Streets. The Streets, like some kid on Twitter? No, the Streets. Matt Tice, Jersey and Otto for the AL West, David Baker, Adalbert Tumandese again for the Royals, and the AL Central, Walter Lutz. I mean, that would pretty much settle it, right? Come on. Yeah. Yeah, I thought when they were up 3-1 it would settle it, but they didn't. Okay, but now, that's the past. Nothing's assured. You can't settle it. That settles it. Who would they have to give up for Bradley? They have no bench. I mean, that's brutal. If you run to the wrong team for seven games, you know, like a team that just matches up well against you, and if you don't have a bench, and you have, like, Hawaii and Paul George running around for, and Paul George, Hawaii is great, but Paul George has demonstrated even with the Pacers that he struggled a little bit in the playoffs, he kind of disappears a little bit. So, he's got to change that narrative. I mean, if, but if they can do that, then yeah, I mean, it would be a great team. Bench is a bit of an issue. If you run to a deep team in the East, that might complicate it in a long series. They'd want to have to close it out quick, but it could be brutal when you can kind of scheme against those guys. Yeah. Regular season will bomb me. If they got Bradley and Beale, regular season will be no question. I mean, that'd be insane though. They would bomb me. Why don't they have a big three of Beale, PG and Leonard? Well, I think it matters, but look at what they're doing right now with Beale, without Beale, and the bench that they have in the supporting cast.  Silver for the Cubs, for the NL Central, John DeNene. Matt Tice again for the AL West, the Angels, David Baker. Nico Horner also for the Cubs, NL Central, John DeNene. Jake Otarizzi for Minnesota. That's going to the AL Central, Walter Lutz, and Sean Murphy, again for the AL West, David Baker. David Baker, if you happen to be listening right now and live here in Southern California, do you get free golf at David Baker Golf Course, because you have the name? Do you just walk on there and say, yeah, it's my golf course? How cool would that be? I mean, I have a membership there. Dustin May for the Dodgers, NL West, David Baker, 4 out of 149, and Lou Bob for the White Sox, and the AL Central, Walter Lutz. Ryan Sandberg, 45 out of 49, Jersey for the Cubs, NL Central, John DeNene. Hyunjin Ryu, Green, 67 out of 99 for Toronto, and the AL East, Walter Lutz. Nelson Cruz for the Twins, the AL Central, Walter Lutz. Rafael Devers, Gold, 4 out of 10. That's for the Red Sox and the AL East, Walter Lutz. Willie Castro, Otto for the Tigers. That's going to the AL Central, Walter Lutz. Jack Flaherty, nice team color matching red to 199 for the St. Louis Cardinals. And the NL Central, John DeNene. Okay, later dude. That Devers, Gold is pretty cool. Out of 10, nice one there. Andres Muñoz, Jersey and Otto for the Padres and the NL West, David Baker. Jake Oderizzi for the Twins and the AL Central, Walter Lutz. The tricolor not numbered right now. Brandon Workman for the Red Sox, the AL East, Walter Lutz. And third and final box guys. Final box guys, good luck. Arrestedas Aquino to 250. Jersey for the Reds, part of the NL Central and John DeNene. Ramon Laureano for the AL West, 3 out of 99. David Baker. Boba Sheck, AL East, Walter Lutz. Matt Tice for the AL West, David Baker. Loganzales for the AL West, David Baker. 18 points, 12 rebounds. Abraham Toro, AL West and Astros. Spencer Turnbull that goes to David Baker. Spencer Turnbull for Detroit. Going to the AL Central, Walter Lutz. Chris Bryant for the Cubbies, the NL Central. John DeNene, 75 out of 149. AJ Puck for the AL West, David Baker. Trent Grisham, NL West, going to David Baker. That is numbered to 199, I like him a lot. Anthony Rendon, AL West to 199 also for David Baker. Nick Solak for the AL West, Jersey and Otto, David Baker. Andres Munoz, NL West, David Baker. Brian Abreu, AL West, David Baker. Justin Verlander, AL West, David Baker. Juan Soto, going to Washington, the NL East, Patrick Garcia. And there you go, that's the break guys. Some very nice stuff there, lots going to the West. And there you go, that was 2020 Panini Select Baseball Hobby 3 Box Break Random Division Number 6 from jaspyscasebrakes.com. I'm Sean, jaspyscasebrakes.com. Thanks for hanging out, we'll see you next time. Number 7 is in the store now. We can do that random division break two more times, jaspyscasebrakes.com.


Major Champion, Gary Woodland has won the US Open. Gary Woodland is the 119th US Open champion. With a score of 271, the Jack Nicholas Gold Medal for the winner of the 119th US Open goes to Gary Woodland of Topeka, Kansas. Now thrilled to present the historic US Open trophy given to every player who's won this championship since 1895. Woodland, he's your 2019 US Open champion. How does that sound? That sounds really, really good. I like that. Let's go back on the golf course just for a minute. You started off so well and then you struggled in the middle of the round. What happened? Yeah, just swing got a little off. The drive on 14 was huge. I slipped a little bit, realized my footwork got off a little bit so I kind of refocused a little bit, hit a great shot there on the second shot on 14. The ideal was to play to win. It was pretty easy, I could have laid up there, but we decided to hit three wood. Caddy gave me a lot of confidence there when he told me to go ahead and hit the three wood. Hit a great shot in there and that birdie kind of separated me a little bit. Tell me about the pitch off the green at 17. Maybe the shot of the week. I actually had that shot earlier this week. It's the second time I got it up and down, but I was just trying to get it over that hump there. I was gonna try to take four if I had to, just trying to eliminate the big number and it came off perfectly. I thought I had a pretty good chance to go in, but it's not one-on-one over. The putt at 18, after it goes in, do you ever allow yourself to dream this big? No, I didn't and it was special. I never let myself get ahead and I never really thought the tournament was over. So once that went in, it all kind of came out of me. It was special to finish it off here at Pebble Beach. It is special. Congratulations, enjoy.


All right guys in today's video I'm going to be showcasing the new Generative Fill AI feature in Photoshop. You may have seen this online and I'm going to showcase with a couple example pictures of how this works. So let's go ahead and dive straight in and see what this can do. Okay so the first thing I wanted to mention is how to download this and use this Auto Generate Fill AI feature. So if you have an Adobe Cloud subscription you don't need to actually be paying for the subscription. I believe the beta version of Photoshop here is free. So you can open up Adobe Creative Cloud once you do download it for either Windows or Mac. Look for Photoshop beta and then download that and open this up and then you'll be able to use that feature. This is currently not available in the cloud subscription version of Photoshop so just remember that when you are installing this. Once you do have it installed you can go ahead and open up Photoshop beta. I've got this photo of a nice house from Adobe Stock Photoshop portfolio. So let's go ahead and play around with this. You'll notice as soon as you open a picture you've got a little bar at the bottom here which says Select Subject or Remove Background. This generally works very well when you have a portrait picture of someone. So I'm going to ignore that for now and I'll showcase that in the second picture that I'll showcase to you. So let's go ahead and try out some of the Generative Fill options. So you'll see this little option on the left hand side sidebar here called Object Selection Tool. You can press W. If you select this it automatically highlights what it detects at different areas in the picture. So let's go ahead and start off by changing something, let's say the sky. So I'm going to select that. You'll see it pops up with another toolbar. If you hit Generative Fill you can type in anything you want to replace that section of the photo.  So this will automatically start populating variations of different night sky images that it will populate in the background and you'd be able to select which ones you like. Now just remember this is a beta version so it might not work 100% accurate until the actual final public release of this. But let's see how it works. There you go. I think that looks really really nice. It's basically gathered all of the edges amongst those trees in the background and it makes it look like a very nice picture. On the right hand side here you'll be able to see variations. It comes up with three at the moment. So if you cycle through these you can actually select which one you like. So there's a few options here. Let's take a look. And I think this one looks more reasonable and it's not perfect but I'm going to keep it like that. If you look by zooming in you can see it didn't get exactly 100% accuracy amongst those trees. They are a little bit scattered in there but for the most part it's done a very good job to replace just that section by using the object selection rather than you doing a manual cutting selection. So now let's see what else we can do. I'm going to use the little lasso tool here and I'm going to just highlight an area here in the swimming pool because I'd like to maybe add someone that's swimming in there. So if I type in let's say person swimming let's see how good this may work. Not too bad. It's given me a couple of other options. Let's take a look here. Looks quite funny to be honest but yeah let's stick with that one. I think that looks pretty good. Let's go ahead and do one more. I'm going to maybe add some birds sitting on the roof here. So generate a fill and I'll just type birds on roof. This looks pretty good. I'll keep it as that first one. I think that one's pretty nice. You can see every time you've done a generative fill it creates a smart object as a layer in the layer box here. So you can have a play around with it. Try various different things in your photos and see how well it comes out but overall I'm pretty happy with how it's come out from a very quick and easy way to generate certain types of objects imagery and backgrounds for your photos. Now a lot of people may use this for portrait photography so I'm going to go ahead and look at one of the pictures I took last year of myself in the park sitting on this rock but this time I'm going to use the remove background and select subject option here. So rather than just removing the entire background I'm going to select myself and it's done it very quickly and easily. It looks pretty accurate so far but what I'm going to do is now right click and do select inverse so it does just the background. Once the background is selected I'm now going to do the generative fill. In here I want to change maybe the background of where I'm sitting so if I say I don't want to sit in a park I can change it to maybe a cafe. Let's see what types of options this populates and see if it is actually accurate because I am sitting a little bit awkward and you can't see my entire left hand there so I want to see how well that would work. Not too bad actually it actually makes it look realistic but you can see if I zoom in here it's gone a little bit wonky on my face there let's see what the options they have and you'll notice with the hand it's tried to generate the hand maybe make it a fuller hand it didn't detect the position that it was in. When you zoom out it does make it seem like I'm actually there which is a very nice thing if you go into the third option this one seems a little bit more realistic not necessarily a cafe but there we are let's try a restaurant see if that would generate something else not too bad this one is a little bit weird gonna ignore that this one I wouldn't be sitting on a table and again you can see my hand it is kind of weird there this will work very well if you're just having a clear standout portrait maybe with your hands in front of you so let's see if I can find a picture like that okay let's try this one select subject select inverse and then generate a fill so maybe I want to stand somewhere else I would let's say type in a London street and of course once it's done this selection you can make slight adjustment so that it is perfect if you want to do that manually but I'm just doing it purely off of the AI and not making any other adjustments and this is actually pretty good it actually feels like I'm there on one of these streets in London it's a very quick and easy maybe if you want to change your location your backgrounds of your portraits to make it more realistic I think that's very nice if you hit generate button again I believe it should bring up more variations than the ones that it gives you on the first round yep you see you have various different choices and all in all it actually looks very nice and very clean and of course you can make other enhancements you can add filters to this just to add a bit more reality to it but all in all this is a very fast and convenient way of changing your images your portraits your photos of whatever it may be and adding a lot of new things into your pictures however you like maybe I'll just try one more thing and I'll select this portion of the house and let's say I'll add a fire pit there so adding brand new objects into a picture might also be a very good option not too bad actually not too bad that looks quite nice so there you have it that is basically how Generative Fill works hopefully that was a very quick and easy tutorial of this brand new feature and I'm really excited to see where Adobe take this in the very near future so hopefully you found that useful and it gives you an idea on all the basics and all of the things that you can do with Generative Fill if you are going to download this and try it out I'd like to hear your thoughts on how you found the experience drop a comment down below hopefully you know you found that really useful and if you did make sure to like subscribe and I'll catch you guys at the next one peace