What's up everybody, Jason here for JaspiersCaseBrace.com. 2022, Tops Chrome Black Baseball just sold out. This is a 12 box case break, pick a cheese number 22. And again, a full case here of Tops Chrome Black guys. Double last ball mojo was Ryan Harold. Got the Tampa Bay Rays and the Mets. All right, so here's another case. I did post up one more guys. I did see another case back there, so I marked it already. That potentially is probably our last one. Get into that if you guys wanna sell it out today again. Okay, so I'm gonna do what I did yesterday. Then I'll just stack up the cards. This one didn't actually have a little protective thing over it, so I'm just gonna put a blank over it. Oh, none of these actually have one. Oh, this one's not very protective maybe? Yeah, none of these have that little thing, so it's okay, I have enough blanks.  You know this. I don't know why you bought it anyways. Nada. Good for the hobby, baby. He ended his rookie season kind of harsh, right? Didn't he break his leg or something? Logan, Logan! How was the streets today? All right, I've noticed that there's like this little kind of dent in these, and I don't know if that has to do with there not being that little protective, you know, little sponge. Something to keep an eye on. I feel like most of them have it. It's like right here. But it could just be the wrapper, I don't know. Yeah. I want to be a champion every century, yeah? Atomic green, 1099. Got a torque, Suzuki, JD Martinez. Stephen Kwan, blue. Nice O'Neill cruise, look at that color match right there, baby. Gold, gold, 44 or 50. Stain bath is the variation rookie. We have Kyle Tucker, 299. Jared Kelleneck for the Mariners, 2199. All rise, Aaron Judge Green, 299. Chris Bryan for the Colorado Rockies, Andy Owens with that one, 299. We have Randy Rosarania, 2199. Valati Orange, 225 with a Rodolfo Castro refractor, 2199. We got a George Springer refractor, 2199. And a little Ronald Acunha Jr. to 150 purple. All right, here we go, guys. First one, Willie Randolph to 50 for the Yankees. How about that? Yankees, that's going to Alex. You have a redemption. Orange refractor parallel, Bobby Whit Jr. for the Royals, Ken Bond with that one. That's a pretty nice one right there. That's an Orange to 25. Solid hit right there. Blue Jays, Joe Carter. Sal with that one. Adrian Beltray for Texas, autograph. Texas, that is going to Jacob. Casey Meis for Detroit. Detroit, that is a mark. Scott Rowland to 150. Didn't he get inducted into the Hall of Fame? Or am I thinking of somebody else? To 150 for the Cardinals, Stephen. Christian Yellis from Milwaukee. Milwaukee Brewers, Eric. And a little Dale Murphy for the Atlanta Braves, 2199. Braves, that's Marcus. Reed Dettmers for the Angels. Alex with that one as well. Honestly, we have a gold. Tramansini, 10 of 50. Gold mini diamonds for Baltimore going to Emma. Alex Kearlaw for the Minnesota Twins. Going to David. And last one here. For Pittsburgh, Rodolfo Castro, 61 out of 150. Alrighty there folks, there you go. Solid case with the big rookie. We didn't get that in the last couple. So again, we have one more case up on the website. That potentially is our last one. JaspysCaseBrace.com.


My name is Sam Vatnin and I am the author of Malignant Self-Love, Narcissism-Rivism. Patriotism is akin to the healthy form of self-love. It consists mainly of pride in one's self-identity and values, based on one's culture and shared history. Patriotism is not exclusionary, but inclusive. The patriot, in constantly seeking to improve his lot and that of his compatriots, is open to advice and suggestions and welcomes criticism. Patriotism is concerned with the concrete, the here and now. It is grounded in reality. Nationalism is very much like compensatory malignant narcissism. It rears its head when people stop being patriots, when they are rendered by circumstances, usually of their own making, if not necessarily so, ashamed of who they are, humiliated. Nazi Germany comes to mind. Nationalism is exclusionary and oppositional. The nationalist sense of self-identity and self-worth depends on the aggressive belittlement and evaluation of other collectives, other nations, minorities, ethnic groups and religions. The nationalist regards every hint of criticism of his nation as an act of violence. Though he volublely professes to an ardent love of his former, his nation, the nationalist is mostly concerned with the abstract and the elitist, and the general maniacal grandiose fantasies of a utopian future occupied his time, not the concrete, not the here and now. It is common to believe that the more marked the differences between newcomers and citizens, the more pronounced the resultant nation nationalism and racism.  The self-proclaimed liberal white often harbour averse criticism and conscious racial attitudes. But this is only half the truth. The ugliest manifestations of racism, up to genocide, are reserved to immigrants who look, act and talk like us. The more they try to emulate, assimilate and imitate us, the harder they attempt to belong, the more ferocious our rejection of them. Freud coined the phrase narcissism of small differences in a paper titled The Taboo of Reginity, which he published in 1917. Referring to earlier work by British anthropologist Ernst Crawley, Freud said that we reserve our most virulent emotions, aggression, hatred and envy, towards those who resemble us the most. We feel threatened not by the other with whom we have meddling common, but by the nearly we who mirror and reflect us. The nearly he imperils the narcissist's self-will, challenges his uniqueness, perfection and superiority, the fundaments of the narcissist's sense of self-worth. He provokes in the narcissist primitive narcissistic defences, and leads him to adopt desperate measures to protect, preserve and restore the balance. I call it the Gulliver Array of Defence Mechanisms. The very existence of the nearly he constitutes a narcissistic injury. The narcissist feels humiliated, ashamed and embarrassed not to be special after all. Then he reacts with envy and aggression towards this source of frustration. In doing so, the narcissist resorts to splitting, projection and projective identification. He attributes to other people, personal traits, that he dislikes in himself, and he forces them to behave in conformity with his expectations. In other words, the narcissist sees in others those parts of himself that he cannot countenance and that he denies.  But how does the narcissist avoid the realization that what he loudly decries and derides is actually a part of him? By exaggerating, or even dreaming up and creatively inventing differences between his qualities and conduct and other peoples. The more hostile he becomes towards the nearly he, the easier it is for him to distinguish himself from the other. To maintain his self-differentiating aggression, the narcissist stokes the fires of hostility by obsessively and ventrally nurturing grudges and births, some of them imagined. He dwells on injustice and pain inflicted on him by these stereotypically bent or unworthy people. He devalues and dehumanizes these people who plots revenge to achieve closure. In the process, the narcissist indulges in grandiose fantasies, aimed to boost his feelings of omnipotence and magical immunity to the consequences of his actions. In the process of acquiring an adversary, the narcissist blocks out information that threatens to undermine his emerging perception as righteous and offended. He begins to base his whole identity on the brewing conflict, which is by now a major preoccupation in a defining or even all-pervasive dimension of his existence. Very much the same dynamic applies to coping with major differences between the narcissist and others. He emphasizes the large disparities while transforming him in the most minor ones into decisive and unbridgeable. If inside, the narcissist is continuously subject to a knowing suspicion that his self-perception as omnipotent, omniscient and irresistible is somehow flawed, confabulated, unrealistic. When criticized, the narcissist actually agrees with the critic. In other words, there are only minor differences between the narcissist and his detractors, but this threatens the narcissist in turn on cohesion. Hence, the wild rage at any hint of disagreement, resistance or debate, precisely because they resonate with the narcissist. Similarly, intimacy brings people together. It makes them more similar. There are only minor differences between intimate partners. The narcissist perceives this as a threat to his sense of uniqueness. He reacts by devaluing the source of his fears, his may, his powers, his love. He re-establishes the boundaries and the distinctions that were removed by intimacy. Thus restored, he is emotionally ready to embark on another round of idealization. And this is what I call the approach avoidance complex. In a study titled War and Relatedness, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, the authors recall Spolaori and Romain Batillard concluded, the degree of genealogical relatedness between populations has a positive effect on their conflict propensities, because more closely related populations on average tend to interact more and develop more disputes over sets of common issues. Populations that are genetically closer are more prone to go to war with each other, even after controlling for a wide set of measures of geographic distance and other factors that affect conflict, including measures of trade and democracy. We fight with our shadows. We conflict with our reflections. It is ultimately a battle between us and ourselves. We have seen the enemy, and it is us.


you've been asking me to react to the Robert Downey Jr interview that he walked out on and it really wasn't nothing to react to. I already saw it a few days ago but I will review it. I mean there's nothing to it. The guy started asking him questions about being in prison, being in jail, incarcerated and it was like it had nothing to do with the movie. When stars have a big movie come out they start to go from talk show to talk show, news stations, different studios, Good Morning America, whatever it is and they answer questions about the movie and other lighthearted questions you know.  That's why he was like, are we promoting movie? You know, he's like looking around and like, what's wrong with this dude? You know, someone say, was he right, was he wrong? I don't think there's no right or wrong answer. I just think that he should have, you know, if he stayed and he finished the interview, I would have respected him.  The interview was supposed to be about the movie. Apparently from when he said, hey, are we, are we promoting a movie? That's what it's about, promoting the movie. Talk to me about Avengers, talk to me about Iron Man, talk to me about Tony Stark, talk to me about my take on this character, Robert Downey Jr., who I am, RDJ motherfucker. That's what I was saying. You twit, I am RDJ. You know what I mean? I had my assistant smacking. Assistant smacked a snicker right now except, told you, they asked me the right questions. That's what I did if it was me. But I'm not a major A-list actor yet. But when I am, don't let nobody dive into my past asking me that. I might have to bring the pimp hand out myself. As a matter of fact, what I'm going to do is I'm aware of love. They say I'm left-handed, but my right hand is the strongest. I got, but I think I can pimp hand. I can pimp smack with style, with my left better. We think with whichever one I figure, I'm aware of black glove. Now more of purple glove on that hand. And it's going to be my pimp hand. And when I walk in and interviews, people are going to know that I know that they got a habit of asking funny questions on their channel. So if you do, as soon as they start getting close, they'll be like, like, oh, sorry, I lost my train of thought. Okay, so next question.  Yeah, I am. Well, you want to know back.  I'm like, get back to it. First black Superman role. Yes. Uh-huh. I won an over Will Smith. Yes, I did. I beat Tyresale. Yes, I did. And of course, uh-huh. Others were up for the role. All right, y'all. I'm done. I'm I'm done.  I'm gonna go check out a couple more videos, see if I can get some more reactions in. There is a Goku, Vegeta, Frieza fight that's leaked. I will be checking that out and I will be reviewing it. So I will see you soon. Some bitches. One million subscribers. Woo.


Well, hello and welcome to Understand Men Now. I'm Jonathan Asley of JonathanAsley.com and I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today. Our topic, why men's second guess relationships or commitment, why men's second guess commitment. I don't know why the two of them. Anyway, really quickly, if this content resonates with you and you've been thinking about working with a coach, please check out the link to schedule a discovery call to see if working with a coach is right for you. All right, our topic, why men's second guess, second guess commitment. So when I began preparing for this video, I was thinking about when I got married and for those that don't know my story, I was raised middle-class, average home in the suburb area of Los Angeles and my programming was very simple. I was told to, from my parents is after high school, go to college, go to college, go to college. I mean, it was like drilled into me. I'm a tail end of a baby boomer right on the Gen X cusp. After college, I was supposed to get a job, get a job, get a job and after getting a job, it was meet a girl, meet a girl, meet a girl or a woman, I should say. And after meeting a woman is getting married, getting married, getting married and then buying a house and starting a family. That was my programming. So when I was in my 20s actively dating, I was on the hunt for a wife. I was literally going, okay, I want a wife and all my friends were kind of on the hunt for a wife. I wanna say this was subconscious. It wasn't so much in my consciousness but there was some level of like, I had my deal breakers, I wanted someone who was college educated, I want someone who grew up in a good home. I mean, those were like my, someone I was highly attracted to. So, and then eventually I met a woman who fit that description. And we got engaged in nine months and got married a year thereafter. I was very much on purpose, okay? And all my friends were getting married at the same time. I was following that blueprint. And while that certainly shift for those that are millennials now and Gen Zs and whatnot because they didn't have that programming, that was in my programming. Although my demographic here for those watching is midlife. That's after baby making years and before retirement. So, here's the interesting thing about those that are in their 40s, 50s and 60s. Roughly 75% of people who are actively dating who over 45 years old are divorced, okay? That's a big percentage of the population is divorced. And with divorce comes a lot of nuances because you're literally unraveling the tapestry of a commingled life and then you have to kind of figure out what your life is on your own. And so, now let me get to the point of second guessing because what happens with many men, and this is women as well, they're not on the hunt for a spouse. They're not in that consciousness. I wanna find a wife who rate to raise my children. We are no longer in that mode. So now we're dating in many cases without a purpose, without direction, without any intentionality as to what we want in our lives other than maybe companionship, connection, and sex, right? Commandionship, connection, and sex. And this is one of the, in fact, if you're not familiar with the work of Esther Perrell, she talks about the most significant type of relationships today are called stable ambiguity. Basically, stable ambiguity is your basic needs for being met. Just your bare minimum needs to be in relationship without any real full commitment. And the reason why this happens is because most of the time people enter in relationships with other human beings and there's a tremendous amount of doubt. Bum, bum, bum, doubt. There's a doubt. Is this the right person for me? Are we a good fit? I mean, there's this constant doubt because what typically is happening is as we age, our childhood wounds and traumas that have been unhealed, as well as our adult traumas, which is oftentimes that divorce that broke something apart that's been unhealed creates a level of uncertainty as to what someone wants in relationships. So now, if you're uncertain with what you want and now you're in relationship with someone and there's some good things about it and there's some not so good things about it, doubt is the constant noise, I say noise going on in one's head that makes it very difficult for them to commit. Doubt is why we second guess. This is one of the reasons why if you follow my work I highly recommend reading the books I recommend. This is one book I highly recommend by Barbara DeAngeles called How to Make Love All the Time. How to Make Love All the Time. This is a great book to help eliminate the doubt within you and when you understand how to eliminate doubt within yourself, you actually become a, you can lead by example by relieving the doubt in another human being by literally leading by example. And I'm not giving you all the techniques in this book. You're gonna have to buy it. You're gonna have to buy it and read it for yourself. Getting How to Make Love All the Time by Barbara DeAngeles. Oftentimes men are struggling on the inside just like women of not feeling good enough, not feeling lovable, not feeling likable. This is why I'm always talking about my book What the Heck is Self Love Anyway by Jonathan Asley. See, there's a picture of it in the back. There's a link below in the description to check out my book What the Heck is Self Love Anyway. But this really allows a human being to get into their sovereignty to their place of self worth, self confidence and self esteem. So they're not lacking this doubt in relationship and ladies, if you're experiencing doubt that I can promise you he's experiencing doubt. So when you reach a level of knowing how to be in a healthy happy relationship with yourself and you've learned the great techniques like from Barbara DeAngeles, then you can lead by example. Be the inspiration of what a healthy happy relationship looks like by being one within yourself. Yeah, lead by example. It's not about leaning back, it's about leaning in. Lead by example. Because that's all men just need a little bit of training. That's all, they just need a little bit of inspiration to actually eliminate that doubt. And that's my invitation for you. Give that a try and let me know. But they second guess, they second guess relationships because of this reason, doubt. And that doubt is usually because we're not clear on who we are and what we want in relationship. All right. Hope you found value in this video. Please post a comment below. If you have any questions, please post a question. I read every single one. I do my best to respond. Again, if you're interested in coaching but can't afford it, check out the link to my VIP group called Midlife Love Mastery if the link is in the description. Okay, I'm gonna wrap up this video as I always do first off, giving myself a big gigantic Jonathan Bear hug of self love. I'm gonna reach into the camera and give you a hug of love if that's okay. I'm gonna ask you to turn to somebody and give them a hug of love because hugs are a great source of love and we can all use more love in our lives. Thanks so much and wishing you a fabulous day. Bye-bye now.


From the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. In the fantasy of the building of the 28 millionth Ford car, we first bring to your mind the inscription on the wall in this great industrial exhibit. From the materials. And these are the raw materials needed for every new Ford car. These together with the arts and skills of many thousands of men and women in our country combine to create each Ford V8. Hundreds of thousands of tons, square feet and nails for every million new Ford cars. First come the purchase orders. Orders from the Ford Motor Company for materials, parts and supplies. So that now the marks of the purchase orders going into every part of our country will show the spread of employment and the progress which comes from the flow of goods that industry needs. North, east, south and west. And wherever they go we see how much all of us everywhere have to do with the building of motor cars. And the saw begins to cut away. The farmer and his tractor is ready to roll. The chemist and the world of chemistry gets busy too. The cowboy and many many others so all may join and sing. Train on steel rails and along our highways and waterways. Many thousands more join the number of those who contribute so importantly to the making of every Ford V8. Eight silver stacks. Symbols of power and performance at the River Rouge plant of the Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan. The largest industrial unit in the world. Here the raw materials converge to be transformed for human service by Ford men, management and machines. We will follow a few of these raw materials and show you some of the uses which industry makes of products from the farm, the mine and the forest. Crude rubber for example is transformed into tires and many hundreds of important rubber parts from many hundreds of farms. Sawyer beans for paints and plastics and other industrial uses. From presses such as these come beautiful plastic parts that have been made possible because industry is learning to use the products of the farm. Sawyer bean oil is used in the Ford body finish and here Ford bodies go through their drying process. A new drying process for the way using thousands of infrared lights to give the lasting and trouble free finish for which Ford built cars are noted. Iron and steel, sinews of quality and durability for the creation of those famous Ford V8 engines. Each a symphony of power, a harmony of dependability with economy. Here in the glass plant a test is blown to determine the characteristics and the exactly right quality of the heat. Then on vast tables the grinding, polishing and cutting is done. Long rows of huge grinding wheels bring the glass to a uniform thickness. And now using rouge powder these revolving wheels give a high gloss to the finished surfaces and inspections. A vigilant hunt for any possible flaw and so plate glass becomes safety glass. A glass and plastic sandwich putting a sheet of acetate between two plates of glass to ensure your safety. Still the materials and supplies pour in and these are but a few of the many many thousands. Rich upholstery, hundreds of pieces and layers being cut at one time. Cut to measure, tailored to a perfect form and fit. And toned to please the eye and provide interior beauty matching the rich full comfort of the modern Ford V8. And here we are on the famous Ford assembly line where raw materials from the earth transformed for human service have become the precision built parts which go into the making of each Ford V8. Trailers and trains and boats take these cars away but thousands of customers also come to drive home in their new Ford V8s. The number of Ford cars built since the company was founded continues to mount 28 millionth Ford car. The car which will be built for you in fantasy with a parade of the parts. Marching to the beat of our music, symphony and effort. And those who benefited by the vast purchases and who contributed the materials and supplies which made possible the building of 28 million cars become the honored guests. The miner, the farmer, the chemist, the cowboy and countless other Ford Motor Company suppliers. What years of rich experience stand back of each and every Ford V8. No other builder of motor cars in the world today can match this record. We return to the cycle of production and the miniature figures which have helped us in this fantasy have resumed their places. Symbolizing again how the manufacture of motor cars spreads employment and wealth throughout the nation. A process continuing and furthering always our national progress and our country's prosperity. This has been a presentation of the Library of Congress. Visit us at loc.gov.


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Feeling great, just take two heads clean off, future two on two shot. Just two, de-shining, paying out.   I've got a gun so big it's extremely impractical. I'm an owl. I didn't want it to have to come out in this way, in a battle of millions of people.    It's the way you make your arms in that funny pose when you bust a flow. It's the way you move them arms in that funny pose when you bust a flow. It's the act of a kid trapped in a lift banging the button. It's an abundance of nothing, no substance and no punches from, so basically he's come from home for me to weigh him up and back the flake like I'm cutting coconut. And on that subject though, he loves the snow. Copy that. He loves the snow. Copy walls. That's why his album's called Neal by Mouth, because it all goes up his nose. Do you know what, yeah? He's the most polished opponent I've ever faced, the most black. It's the toughest battle I've ever had. No one in here will come up with that. And with his confident tie, he tries to intimidate opponents. Thanks because he's with a squad for the guys that are not going to fight. Well, you've got your wires crossed him. It's going to lead to the shock of your life, because guess what, Tony? You ain't battling Tommy this time. I'll fight you all, one at a time. I'll fight you all, one at a time, because I'll swallow blood before the swarm of my pride. Never fight down too much under my back. I'll try to fight back until I get knocked out or back. Because me and Tommy ain't alike, because he'll like you and I. I've actually got the bottle to wash with you, but I ain't going to send shots from behind closed doors, like Oscar for story this way. See, the weirdest battle of the day, but that's what makes it good and makes it a costume. It's not a wizard. You don't do wizardry. I have never seen you on the wizard scene. Bring out the pea shooter and pop that. Let one round off him. Then reload with a pea that's out. Can I fight covered in peas? Dude, I saw there was a pea in there, that's why. You saw it? Yeah, when you bought a pea shooter, I thought there was a pea there, and I was like, he's going to try shooting it.  Because there ain't much on top. I'm like a drug dealer with no car the way I bust a shot.   I say ministry of sound now, no wonder the London crowd isn't buzzing.  His teeth look like a couple of clouds that are hugging. I'm in Harry Baker Rap It Greater. I'm saying the same, my teeth are like cloud hugging and I'm making it rain.  I mean your body type is genetically modified.  It doesn't put you in the top half of the league just because you've got the biggest top half in the league. I'm going to wrong this fellow. Call me a mutant.    I mean that is bad. They look like paving slabs made of plaque. Plus there's big greater mouths to them. I went from battling the calcium kid to a kid made of calcium. There's my pit. Speaking my name. Getting a rude and cursing. Foolish pest, you would best suit the circus. Trying to stop my shine because he knows I am bright and sending shots but it was blind fire so for pulling that move it's curtains.  It's a big Saturday night. He was getting freaky that we're having a laugh. He turned off so the room was quite dark.  I guess now we know why his names got nighting in it because he be eating assholes for 90 minutes. This is a thing like who's around for the evening. I need to find something. Where's some guns that you bust? Doesn't matter if you're wielding. It's in the corner. Where's some chicks? I would try nothing if I had to flip, you know. I would try even hardest, you know. You came out in the first round and you took the card. You won the card over, do you remember? Yeah.  He said he was in the car but I saw you came on a bus. To be honest, I'm just jealous of your mother's addictive streak. You must my present by such a lovely and simple feat. I mean, she's got a couple of gifts under the Christmas tree like ooh it's needle shaped, I wonder what this could be. Tracing the same dragon do you rap about with your muggles and wizardry.  She blew every dealer from London to Plymouth Beach. All that green, white and brown gave her a colourful history. I want to set the scene that Marlowe stabbed him. He's rented out a local social club for the evening. The cherries are flowing. Everybody is leaning. Marlowe is still drunkenly speaking to his uncle about a honeymoon that he's booked at a wonderful couple's retreat somewhere in Egypt. It's in the corner of his corner here in a corner of the room. He sees that Shuffle is weeping. So he slides over like, ah Shuffle. Can you feel it? Tonight's the night I'm cut from our freedom.  And he's like, you know what, no.  I mean, who am I going to structure my skin to? You shouldn't be with her for hundreds of reasons. One of them being, she's always coming between us talking about who should give Shuffle a beating. Just behind your back. He always says you're not as funny as he is.  Marlowe quickly cuts him off because he can see where the trouble is leading.  Just leave it. You're homie sick.  Just kidding, Walls, you made.  You're called out me, Big J, Lefty and Ognios but they can't be bothered to worn out with a boy that cries, getting no response for your call-outs. You can't just name drop everyone and the hope they want to murk you do but then again, I did accept this battle so it gets to kind of work for you. But if that's the case, prepare to get your life ruined, murder mook. DNA and K-Shine, me and my mate Rob need a word with you. Why, you trackin' my power, yeah? Never get him involved. I've got one question for you. What are you doing?! Who's really the bully out of us? Cos as I recall, you and Rob tried to stick it on Callum, bruv. So this is where all the bullying ends, Juan.   What you gonna do if I show you no respect, Juan? Callum Wilson, he can't protect Juan. You asked him how he feels to give her a head, Juan. I don't know.  I don't want to air. No, you shat.  When your team power's gone, do rat. Bitch would put my health at risk but she was the love of your life.   Even though she built like a selfie stick.  Give it nothing less than 101%. So you can stand there and look unimpressed. But boy, when I let the gun extend, I pump the lead, fill up your lungs and chest until there's what I'm left. I mean, you be struck for breath, pools of blood pouring on them dusty crepes. I say guns, guns, guns. Now I'm lying.   I wrecked for my brothers in the west of Harlem. I set my cousins up in Central Garden. I talk for the nutters in the pen for arson. I got a voice for everyone. Madame Seth Macfarlane. The only reason you try to get girlfriends is to steal their wallets or their car keys.  Parsees, quarter past three.  Your mum is a road man.   Humpty Dumpty on a rombin. Soft as butter on crump. It's clunky dumb. Mother snuff, a lit numpty. Lovely. Your name's Donald L. So that's Ul. I tried, there were no rhymes. Ul. It's the utterance of companies a weird face. Your name is basically the sign of Mr. Bean Mates. Hold up, wait.  Huge wetter, bulking, blood seeped through the dude's sweater, but hold it. I can do better. Adam's apple got under the knife like Bruce Jenner. He thinks he's a hired here because a year in, like, yeah, you season and yeah, you got more experience, but when you try this battle of shit, you're gonna have to go to Hellenister because when I've done this before, if I don't care for the tier again, let's get it right.  I was trying to scram a million words. You're like, yo, I'm kind of J Murphy. I'm working words when them words are working. You heard me. Your whole life is built on viewpoint, Col J. You spend seven days a week living in your room alone. So now you've got to pay to learn this lesson like a student alone.  Ren's straight, but once a blue moon there's a rendezvous with rendezvous and you.  Then your next line said it was this big, right? See, I do not know what's more fact about the guy. The fact that he saved the pickle that he analyzed the size. And I bet you had to have your phone when your wife came that evening, kind of like the same time when she caught you cheating. He was like, baby, it really what it looks like. I was just paying, and Steve was just leaving. Now she got mad, and it is very Pete. She flung out the TV, and the B is free. She flung out the bed, now she's flinging out the sheets but I'm singing our house in the middle of the street. His defense, he's supposed to be a different depth. He got in a length, and he can free lines. But when you do it, it's so, so. When I free lines, it's so dope. I made a brand name of them free lines. I can not eat that slow, girl. So I don't want to hear about you or a killer crop. Let's revisit what villain thought. Your 2012's been forgot.  Struggle with your wins to loss. Started doing freestyle battles. Thinking they all flipped or hot. Battle zen and cystic lost. Got lit by thoughts like a kid that's got chicken pox. Pox now you're here and testing me. The weaponry's like twigster rocks. You think you're the best? Fame proved it. Yeah, I don't recognize a killer crop. So you'd be best to move this pest aside before I kill a crop. Hey, word to pamphlet. It's good to be back at the venue. Wait, if he's here. Who's guarding that Aztec temple?  That's what I built my foundation on.  Remember when you used the word anti-disestablishment tyrannism? Then claimed you deserved the prize for using the longest word yet.  You then reminded us a year later like, Oh, I said a word. Other battles say words, but still they're not as long. Now you're from Wales, right?   That's actually the name of a real Welsh town, so don't worry if you didn't understand it. Just know that that's now the longest word using a wrap-up.  Wait a minute, please. Well, no, it looks alright. Carry on. It's atmospheric. It's atmospheric. I bet your mum looks like Pumplit and your dad looks like Sol Jetsu.  The sleepy looks 20% Polish. Yeah, use a tadpole.  Presses their bang in the mix tape off an iPod to lend slides up like... Yo, you boys into hip-hop. He's so small, his mum still measures his height before he goes into bed. What I'm basically saying is when you're backed against the wall, it's only right the lines up and go over your head.  That's the bear we expect from you.  Why is Frankie giving credit? Frankie didn't spell it. All gets handled in the edit. You put the bag in dislexing. No one told me that Raw's talent is identical to Raw's talent. That angle's been fulfilled. Don't strain your neck trying to look up to me. As if I'm some sort of feasible kill. I get it, you sat down and got kicked to the table. So sit up and zipped up on that ambient chill because you might as well hit blunt because if that don't pick you up, the ambulance will. This is real.  Then go out on a Friday night and wear nice scarves. You don't frighten me, brother.   You couldn't quite mask, but... But, but, here you feel accepted to pen lines that you will fight. But when you create it in your head, you know it's wrong but you still write and the more I thought about it, the more your name kind of feels right because you battle rap to distract yourself from your real life. I'm about to teach a lesson.  It's a game of Chinese whispers when this Chinese whispers. You should all know he ain't that great. I'm serving some nervous bum or looks alone they gave me straight. The Persian son of Irwin Juan but maybe I deserve this one because my last opponent, Heretic, got great acclaim. My next opponent's in Uendo. He's getting some fame so it's a double battled surname when I break this name because I'm using hyphen to get from name to name.   You're the living evidence of a 1300 week abortion. Your test is a mess and a tragedy. Your breasts are the reason I believe in gravity. You've got blue roofs all over you like Google Maps. The only reason the audience applaud after you is because you look clapped.  All that image worked for nothing if the voice still don't fit the body like Caitlyn Jenner. So he said I showed my trial. He came back and smashed it. You had one bad battle. Then came back and had six.


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Hi everyone, welcome to another exciting episode, another edition here at We Can Geek, then my name is Yvonne Menendez and today I'm going to do something a little bit different, something that I have been wanting to do for a very long time. Basically the collected edition tour guide of one of my favorite superheroes of all time, Aquaman. Everything you need to know about all the trade paperbacks, the hard covers, omnis, all that fun stuff. And yeah, we're gonna take a look at everything that's been released and everything I wish would be released because let's face it, this is a character that unlike the Trinity or other members of the Justice League, etc., etc., or even at Marvel. This is a character that barely has any collected edition so I am forever thankful for the movie releases and the cameos and all that fun for raising the collective consciousness, if you will, of my favorite hero with the mainstream audiences because now I am very hopeful that we will get a bunch of people that want to read into Aquaman and want to collect the stories that have cemented this character for more than 75 years. This is an awesome character that I love very much and I hope that people get to experience him. There isn't any golden age material collected anywhere. There was a rumor once that they were going to put out an omnibus but there was no demand for it. I was really excited about it but it got canceled and it was going to be a golden age omnibus for Aquaman, his very first one. Unfortunately it was not to be. If I remember correctly, basically that would have collected more fun comics issue 73 to 107 as well as a couple issues of Adventure Comics 103 and something else. If you would want to collect everything Aquaman in a chronological matter, you would have to of course skip the golden age stuff because that isn't collected anywhere. If you go into the silver age stuff you would get the three lousy black and white DC showcase books. I am not a fan of those books simply because it's thin paper crappy quality in my opinion. It's in black and white and especially on a title like Aquaman where color is such an important factor from the fish, from the costumes to Atlantis to everybody, rendering all this awesome artwork in black and white is a huge disservice in my opinion. Those showcase volumes actually collect a lot of silver age material that I wish DC would reprint in oversized hardcover or an omnibus or something up to standard with the rest of the Justice League members. It's kind of shameful that it isn't until 2018 until the character at first had his second oversized hardcover and his first omnibus. But regardless, those three showcases they are readily available. They are out of print but you can still find them and they contain a bunch of issues adventure comics 260 to 280, 282, 284, 435 to 437 and then it jumps again to 441 to 455. You also have a Superman's girlfriend Lois Lane issue 12. You have showcase issues 30 to 33, Detective Comics 293 to 300, Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen issues 55 and 155. You also had World's Finest 125 to 133, 135, 137, 139 and then Brave and the Bold 51. With these you also get the very first volume of Aquaman's solo material his first solo series his first series that they do collect between the three chunky trades the first 39 issues. Now here's where it gets tricky. Fast forward to 2018 and with the recent release of Search for Mira Deluxe Hardcover we go back and fill that gap with issues 40 to 48. However we are still missing 49 to 56 because the next trade that is available of that volume one is Death of a Prince which is very out of print. I think it's the rarest book to get from for the character. This collects issues 57 to 63 as well as some other materials from adventure comics etc etc. So that in a nutshell is the first Aquaman volume. You can kind of almost get it get all of it. Unfortunately like I said we are missing a chunk out of those 63 issues. So yeah that was the first volume which ran from February 1962 to September 1978. When that got cancelled it wasn't until 1986 where Neil Posner's four issue limited series picked up and became titled Aquaman Volume 2. It's a four issue miniseries against with Aquaman against his arch nemesis ocean master and it also introduced the famous 80s blue and purple camo suit. It's pretty trippy I dig it. So that hasn't been collected that could easily be a small quality trade paperback that could be published. So after volume two and then it was followed by volume three which is subtitled Legend of Aquaman and that was released this year. This was done from 89 to that same year 1989 by Keith Giffen, Robert Lauren Fleming, Kurt Swan and Al Vey. This was then followed by volume four which has not been collected. This was published in 1991. It only lasted a year.  This could easily be a good sized trade paperback like you did with the Peter David stuff or the same Legend of Aquaman book that I just mentioned. You could easily collect all of that in one trade as well. After that ended came the infamous volume five which happened to be the Peter David stuff. Now this is one of my favorite runs because it introduced me to the character. I remember reading Aquaman comics in the 90s as a kid growing up and I really liked the story and the art and all that stuff. It was really awesome. A total of 77 issues. It ran from 94 all the way to 2001. Now Peter David started the run with the Atlantis Chronicles and technically it doesn't really belong here because it's not technically an Aquaman chronological book but it is sort of the prequel if you will, post-crisis to the character as well as the prologue time and tide issues one through four. But yeah eventually it started with issue zero and then Peter David continued until issue 46 where he left and the series continued on with Dan Abnett until it ended with issue 77 like I mentioned because it had a bunch of annuals and stuff. So that is being collected as of this moment. There have been two trades that have been released and a third one is solicited as well. Hopefully they do finish Peter David's material but they also collect all the remaining issues that were not done by Peter. After volume five comes of course volume six which was written by a bunch of people. It started the infamous 2000s storyline of Sub Diego. Volume six has 57 issues and it started in 2003 and it ended in 2007. Now out of those 57 issues out of all of that material we're only missing a small chunk of it. Like issues one through 39 are collected. We had a water bearer release. This was actually the first trade of that era compiling the first four issues and a secret origins one shot and that got nowhere. They never published anything else but now with the movie announcements in 2016 they started releasing the material from this era. They released Sub Diego to serve and protect Kingdom Lost which comprises most of the run most of the issues I should say and then they went back and reprinted the water bearer with six issues and the one shot. So the only thing we're missing is a volume that would go between Water Bearer and Sub Diego with issues seven through 14 or 15 if I remember correctly. That could easily be a trade as well a single trade. It's not we're not asking multiple releases multiple hard covers or books all the stuff that's missing so far you know Silver Age to now can be published in one book each so it's not a huge endeavor if you will. So after issue 39 the series was rebranded as Sort of Atlantis and we do have one trade of that issues 40 to 45 so it syncs up perfectly now from 45 to 57 that has never been collected in trade paperback form. After volume six the character went on a hiatus from 2007 he of course appeared in Justice League titles he was part of the Obsidian Age all that stuff from JLA and eventually it wasn't until the new 52 reboot where we had a huge chunk of Aquaman ongoing material to this day that I'm not going to mention the original trade paperbacks where Jeff Johns is run because I do believe that if you're going to collect Aquaman you have to have the Jeff Johns Aquaman omnibus that came out in 2018 it is the perfect reboot the perfect starting point for anybody to jump on board and get this character this was the reboot that the character needed to appeal to the masses and get new readers to discover and fall in love with Atlantis and all of Aquaman's wonderful cast of characters I wholeheartedly recommend the Johns material but after that which was originally four trades volumes five six seven and eight I would like to see that collected as an omnibus like a part two if you will like make it like Aquaman new 52 omnibus and include the Jeff Parker Cullen Bunn and Dan Abner material because it is very solid so yeah you have 50 some issues plus the whole Aquaman and the others side story series but like I said that's a side story it doesn't really count for what we're doing on this video same with by the way of same with Tempest the Phil Jimenez mini series that's a spin-off I'm not mentioning the spin-offs but you can get them as well they're excellent material too after the new 52 comes volume eight with rebirth and it is currently ongoing you do have as of this video I'm going to say seven to eight volumes worth of material to get the first three trades from abnet our soft cover we were originally supposed to have an oversized hard cover like every single other rebirth series but they canceled it and instead they went ahead and reprinted volume four which was underworld done by abnet and sedgic into an oversized hardcover and I have strong feelings against that that's not something I would really recommend because it's literally reprinting the same material the same five issues no more no less in oversized format and if you're going in blind you're going to be lost because it's not reader friendly you have to read the first three books to get what's happening and after the story ends it's a cliffhanger because the story continues for three more trades so I really do not recommend it and it's a shame that they would put out that book and expect people to buy it simply because of sedgic's artwork which is great don't I'm not criticizing the artwork it's just I don't see the point where you could have gone back and released at least the first three in like a oversized format and then the other stuff as well so they would line up collectors are just going to have three small trades in a big-ass hardcover book and then more small trades I don't know whatever that's my rant so after volume four uh five and six and seven are still by apnet but I guess I should mention that volume seven is technically the atlantis uh sinking of atlantis crossover with suicide squad and then the final part of apnets run is drowned earth which crosses over with scott snipers just as league book and that brings everything to a close as of now we do have kelly sues uh run that is upcoming as of this video so that will be collected further down the line uh what do you guys think it's a lot of material but then again compared to other heroes like wonder woman and superman etc it's not a whole lot overall I do think they've done a good job of catching up but like I mentioned I would love to see a golden age omnibus with all those appearances and backup features I would love to see the silver age material get fleshed out with volume two and volume four get a trade for each volume and then with the peter david stuff I would like once again to see the whole thing through and of course the apnet issues as well being collected with volume six that missing trade between the first and third one that should be out eventually that should be published eventually uh new 52 I would love to see a second omnibus collecting uh like I mentioned the uh parker and apnet stuff and with uh rebirth I don't know do oversize hard covers because I don't think they're gonna start putting out uh rebirth omnis anytime soon although we did get super sun so who knows so yeah guys that in a nutshell is the collected edition tour of aquaman it is a wild ride I didn't mention atlantis chronicles or the 75th anniversary hardcover but you sort of get the picture of where I'm going with this what do you guys think are you interested in collecting aquaman let me know down below I am very much looking forward to talking with you guys about it as for me I have got to go I will catch all of you on our next episode but let me remind you you can follow me on your favorite social media platform Facebook Twitter Instagram all that stuff and remember to like comment subscribe share this video please share this video let's let's uh start a trend going for more collected editions we need more of this wonderful material to be archived for future generations for current generations for everybody to enjoy one of the more underrated characters in comic book history thank you guys so much god bless I will catch all of you on our next episode


All right, last project management talk for the day. Really keen to get you out of here on time for drinks. So please welcome Scott from Technocrat. Take it away, Scott. Hello, everyone. My name is Scott, and I'm from Technocrat. And we are going to spend the next 30 minutes or so talking about how to do a site audit in 45 minutes. So as humans, I find we are very good at assessing situations. It's an instinct that I think people have. So let me give you an example. Imagine you're walking through the city at night, and you come across a particular laneway, and it's dark, and there's a stream of blood flowing down the gutter. And in the distance, you hear screams. Then as a human, you would probably instinctively assess danger. And if you did that, then hopefully you would think, I shouldn't go down that laneway because it might not be safe. And that's something that we do without even thinking. We make assessments of things rapidly in certain situations. Another example is that as humans, we assess each other. So for those of you who don't know me, you're probably assessing me right now without even realizing it subconsciously. And you're making, as the presentation goes on, you'll make assessments like, I wonder if he really knows what he's talking about. And is he a good communicator or is he boring? And that's OK. You can make those assessments because we all do those things all the time. But what we want to talk about today is how to make that kind of quick assessment on a Drupal project. So let's continue. So the main thing that I want to communicate in this presentation in the short period of time is, is it possible to complete a useful site order of a Drupal code base in 45 minutes? The answer is yes. So why is a site order useful? Well, the situation I'm talking about is when you are presented with a Drupal website, a project that you have inherited or that has come into your agency or into your care as a freelancer, and it's not one that you built. So somebody else built this site, built this project, and it's been handed over to you. And so what you need to do is try to assess, and hopefully in a shorter period of time as possible, where on the spectrum this project lies? Is it a dumpster fire or is it a beautiful work of art? Most likely, in most cases, the project will fall somewhere in the middle of those two. And the reason we want to figure this out is because often what happens is a client will come to you and they'll hand over their Shiny Drupal site, and they already have a list of bugs that they want fixed urgently, need to be in production tomorrow, ideally, and they'll already have a feature backlog that they want you to start working on ASAP. But what I've found is that a lot of clients have very high expectations for how quickly you take ownership of that code base and how quickly they can then blame you for the bugs that were there before you got there. So that's why a site audit is important. We want to review the current state of the Drupal site so we can identify potential problem areas and we can determine a path forward towards maintenance and feature development in a short period of time. So obviously in 45 minutes, you can't do everything. So just quickly, what would be in scope and out of scope for this audit? Obviously, we're not gonna do any kind of load testing. We wouldn't have time to thoroughly review custom code, particularly if there is a large amount of custom code. We wouldn't have time to thoroughly review external integrations or API integrations and understand how they work. And we don't have time for any kind of extensive security testing or penetration testing or anything like that. What is in scope, however, is an opportunity to get a feel for the code quality and particularly the custom code that might exist in the project. An opportunity to look at the security settings that affect Drupal's code base. An opportunity to look at performance configuration, to look at the documentation that's available in the site and also to look at the config and settings. One of the quickest ways to get a feel for how big a Drupal site is, what it does, how it's been used is to look at settings files and look at exported configuration and see what's there and what isn't there. So how is it possible to conduct a site order in 45 minutes? Well, the way we do it is we start with the plan. So here's an example plan. You can come up with your own but you can borrow this one if you like and we just allow a period of time for a few different tasks and then we keep moving. The reason you need a plan is because it's very easy to fall down rabbit holes. If you discover something that's really quite odd in this project you've inherited, normally our own curiosity would tend to make us wanna drill down into that and find out what the heck is going on but we have to resist that temptation if we want to get through a broad site order in a short period of time. So we start with the plan and we use a template. There's a template there if you can be bothered and you wanna note that down that you could download as an example and I won't flick across to it now because then I'll never get back to my PowerPoint but I will flick across to it later. The benefit of starting with a template is that you don't have to mess around with all that initial setting up the document, structuring it. So in this template there are subheadings for security, for code base, for performance and then what you can do is as you're going through your audit, as soon as you find something you can basically copy and paste. Put a heading in, put a section in, go back to your audit, keep looking at the site, find something else, copy and paste into your template and it speeds things up. One thing I normally include and which I can show you later is whenever I do a site audit I try to put an icon or a flag in to indicate how important a particular item might be. Is this thing that we've identified critical? Is it a security issue that could result in the site being hacked very soon? Is it a critical performance issue or is it just like a nice to have and something that we should be aware of but is not critical for the site's day-to-day operation? So first item in our plan is we will run the Drupal site audit module. What this module does is you can use Drush to generate a report that gives you a snapshot of the code base's size or the Drupal website's size and its configuration. It flags potential issues. I would suggest if you're using a current version of Drupal 8, which it should be then you should use the dev version of this module for running this report so you don't run into issues and that's an example Drush command that you can use to generate the report. It basically just says run all the available reports, output the report in HTML, include everything, even things that aren't broken, format it using the Bootstrap CSS framework and redirect the output to a HTML file. So once you've done that, what you actually get if you open up that HTML file is quite a long report and it's color-coded with different green, blue, red. What you wanna do is look for the red sections. Anything that's in red has been flagged as a potential issue but a few other things to keep a lookout for that are always important. How is the caching configuration, how is caching configured? Is it switched on? Is Drupal's page cache set to have a reasonable expiry time? Is views configuration switched on? Your CSS and JS files aggregated. And yeah, so all those things. Another thing to look out for and which this module provides you is to give an indication of the size of the website. So it tells you the size of the project route and whatever might be in the public file system but also the size of the database. There's a few reasons why that could be useful. Some websites you inherit could be enormous. So if you have a 20 gigabyte database, then one of the first things you might wanna think about if you're asking some of your developers to onboard to that project is there a way for us to sanitize this database or remove some of the bulk of it so that you can set up your local development environments more quickly without having to sync 20 gigabyte databases? Another thing you may wanna consider is if backups are your responsibility, it's rather than the hosting providers, then you do wanna have an idea about the size of the project, whether it's database or file system. If it's very large, then the time it takes to back things up and to transfer backup files is always worth considering. And one more thing, logging. The very bottom thing in the site order report is any logging that's configured in the Drupal website, if there is no logging, obviously that's an issue. And but what you wanna know is what logging is enabled and where are those logs found? And because as soon as the client wants you to start fixing bugs, you probably need to find those logs quickly. So moving along, the next part of our plan is the hacked module. Once again, easy to install. If you use the dev version, then you can also use that patch file which provides Drush 9 command support. And the benefit of that is you don't have to use the Drupal UI to look at the report. You can run that Drush HLP command. And what it would do is give you a list of all the modules that are contrary modules and core that are enabled in the website and then give you a count of the number of changes in those modules. So basically what you wanna see is that any modules that are flagged as changed also have corresponding patches in your composer file. If there weren't, then that would obviously be something you wanna look into. And one example of that, which we found recently while conducting a site audit was a particular contrib module that had been moved outside its normal location and so was committed to the repo and had been modified. But those modifications weren't tracked or could document it in any way. And also the problem with that is that later on if that particular module has security updates that get released, you can't easily apply them because basically that module is existing outside your normal composer workflow. So yeah, basically what to look for just making sure that everything that's flagged as changed makes sense. That it matches up with what's in your composer file. So moving along, the next step in that plan is the security review module. This one also generates a report but it's available through your Drupal UI and basically what it gives you is a list of green or red items. And what I'd recommend is copy all the green ones across your report as well because you can flag those as okay, these are the things that have been checked and they're okay. And then take a look at what the red ones say and determine whether they need further investigation whether they should be flagged as problems in your report. One of the things to be aware of is that if you're running this report locally which you probably are at least initially rather than in the production site, just keep an eye out for things that get flagged as issues which may be issues locally but may not be in production because it may be in production and the configuration is slightly different and you're not showing errors on screen whereas locally that's not set, so you are. Just so you don't flag anything incorrectly. Okay, the next thing in our plan is code base review and so what we wanna do is take a quick look at the code base as a whole and get a feel for whether things make sense from a Drupal perspective. So I think for anyone who's been working with Drupal for a while, you've got already an idea in your head about what the directory structure should look like. So you're looking at things like the country modules in a separate directory to the custom ones, the same with themes, I think there are contrary themes directory and a custom themes directory. You might look for things like are there front-end assets outside the, are they like inside the custom theme directory or are they outside the web root which I've seen quite frequently. You might also wanna take a look at where is the config sync or where is the configuration directory where YAML files are exported to, is there one and is it committed to the repo? You can quickly have a look at how many custom modules are there are, are there four or are there 100? And, but the other thing that's also worth doing is digging into your custom modules, opening up the code and having a bit of a look through and once you've done this a few times you can really get a quick feel for something that looks scary versus something that looks like it's been well looked after. So a couple of things to keep your eyes out for. One is commenting, are there proper comment blocks? Is it clear, is it clearly formatted? One of the red flags that I often find in code bases that haven't been well maintained are debugging lines of code that have been left in there so maybe there's print lines. It's say, error and printing to the screen and then a die command or something else like that but basically looking for things that people have been using to try to write their code but then left in the repo. Another thing to look out for is like large sections of commented out code. So maybe, you know, things have been refactored instead of actually removing it and using Git to manage the changes that things have just been commented out and left in the code base. Another thing to look out for is direct SQL queries. I've found a lot of times in custom modules if there's a lot of direct SQL queries in the module it can often be an indication that things are not being done in a Drupal kind of manner. Maybe data is either being read or stored in a way that's not best practice for Drupal. And next step in the plan is configuration review. So, as mentioned before, the sync directories making sure they're in the repository. One thing you can often see quickly is is there just one sync directory or is the config split module used? And so maybe there's a separate directory for a production or a testing environment. Another thing that's worth looking at is settings files and services.yaml files. So there's often a lot of things to look for in here that you can find in a really brief amount of time. So for example, are there any if or switch statements that per environment in the settings files? What is the method used to determine which environment you're in, whether you're in production or testing or local? Is it trying to import a local settings file? And if so, is there a default one in the repository? Other things to look for are other services that might be configured. So often you'll see if there's memcache or reticin use you might see configuration for that in settings files. You might also see configuration for external APIs to give you an indication of any integrations that may exist. And you may also see configuration for logging. So for example, if you use monologue the configuration for that is normally in your services.yaml file. One thing to look out for is any situation where there's potential for the production environment to be flagged incorrectly. So what you don't want is someone developing locally and somehow hitting a production API for some external system. And hopefully there's additional safety measures in place to prevent that like IP whitelisting or whatever else there might be. But it's always worth checking because you can get yourself into some dangerous situations if suddenly you take over a code base, you're not familiar with it, you set up locally and then you find that your local setup is able to write data to an external API that's meant to be used for production only. One other thing to check is the Cron settings. I would say that in quite a significant percentage of Drupal sites that we've taken over at some point one of the most common sources of bugs has been Cron settings. So either Cron not running correctly or not running frequently enough or all kinds of things. But basically tracking that down as the source of a bug or a performance issue is quite often something that we need to do. One example of that is a site that we maintained which had Cron being triggered in a default manner. So basically via page request.  We're processing a lot of data that had come in from an external system. And so when some poor sucker hit the site at a particular time it triggered the Cron process and basically overloaded that particular server and they got some pretty terrible response times. So what I would suggest then instead is always where you can always trigger Cron via your Linux Cron tab service. And if you can use Drush Cron to trigger it so that it doesn't have to go through your web server. Last step in the plan is the documentation review. So being aware of any documentation that may have been provided to you outside the repo itself but also in the repo, is there a readme file on the route and is it up to date? Is there a readme file in your custom theme? Are there any readme files in your custom modules? And also just in the custom code itself is it well documented? Can you easily go in there and get a feel for what specific functions do or for what a particular module is meant to do? So hopefully if you follow that plan and cover those topics and keep moving then what you can do is every time you find something and it's something that could be an issue jump across to your template, put it in, flag it whether it's high or medium or low priority and then at the end of that process then hopefully what you've got is like a fairly rough site audit that you can then review, polish up, fix the spelling mistakes and get into a useful state. So that's your 45 minutes up. What would you do if you had the luxury of an additional 15 minutes or an additional hour or two? Next steps to things to check would be your front-end build process. If it's documented then you can jump straight in and see whether it works. Is there a goal file and does that run? Is there anything that's not documented about that build process? And then from there reviewing other things like hosting environments, SSH access and deployment procedures. So what I'm going to do now is quickly jump out of this view, maybe. Oh, maybe not. No, okay, not sure. Does anyone have any questions? The, which side? Yeah, sure. Thanks, God, that was very interesting. Question is about automating all this processes. Do you, is there a service or the automating goal? Is there a service or have you thought about it creating one? I mean, in some ways it's, there's people have gone part of the way to automating already. So using those modules gives you quick snapshots and flags, particular issues. So I guess probably the best way to automate would be extending on those. And maybe the closest one already that I've used is that site audit one. So if you were to take that and add a few more things to it and improve the quality of the output, then you'd be 90% of the way to automating. And have you heard of Drugini? I have, and I haven't used it extensively so I can't say whether I'd prefer it over site audit. But what I do know about site audit is I've been able to get it running in like five minutes and producing a report. And so I found it to be quite efficient for the as a tool. Sorry, last question. Can you use site audit or add tools without the strapping triple, like without uploading using database at all? I don't think, well, so site audit, no. And hacked, not sure actually, never tried. All good. Well, the question? We still have time for your demo. Can you get it back? Well, I'd have to figure out how to get my screen back. No, no, not that. I wanna go to the terminal. Kill it. Yeah. Oh, yeah, maybe. What if I close Chrome? That is the output of Drush-HLP, which is the hacked module. And if we can scroll. Here we go. That's the final report. This one I definitely think had some issue with the Drupal Core check because there was no reason for that 454 changes. But the other ones were, those other modules were an accurate reflection of the patches that were in the composer file. But the rest of them were unchanged. And one other thing, hopefully we can show. Well, maybe not. Let's see. Okay, that is the site audit output. So breast patches are green, but then scrolling down for this particular site had some caching configuration issues that you can see there. Code-based size was 200 megabytes. It gives you some pretty useful information about content types and fields, knowing how many there are, and like how many nodes there are, how many content types there are, and field usage. Database as well. Database size was not particularly big this one. This has one table, which has a different engine to the rest of the database. So, and lots of other things. And logging at the bottom. Views caching. So definitely worth checking out. And, oh, the final thing is the template. Let's see. Oh, yeah, no internet. Okay, never mind. All right, we have to look at that myself. That's all. Thank you. Thank you.


right welcome to what is a new series of videos and first of all I need to welcome back Lewis Johnson to the channel. Lou it's been a while it's been a while but we're going to do a new series of videos where Lewis is going to be well effectively my new coach. I'm looking forward to it yeah. He's got a job in his hands and has plenty of work to do as many of you will know who watch the channel and first of all you've highlighted a big mistake that a lot of golfers make when they go for lessons nearly everyone and that's where we're going to start oh yeah wait does it does there feel natural there yeah let me just take it back a bit yeah no okay cool that's fine it's good that isn't it that's why that's why aren't you yeah brilliant so Lewis I came to you a couple of weeks ago and I did say that I've got a well kind of a major problem with my swing oh my game I would say yeah in general and I was looking for a solution and perhaps a short-term fix and you suggested that we perhaps have a look at things in a different way and I came to you with what I thought was the problem let's put it that way that's it I think I get this a lot where people come and they almost tell me what's wrong yeah and or what they think is wrong and the way I always liken it is you go into the doctors and you tell them what is wrong with you and ask for what you think you need yeah you can do it yeah you just wouldn't do it you wouldn't do it in in many sort of walks of life and with golf we get that a lot so what I kind of explained is the ideal way of doing it and I think this is where we we've sort of highlighted a mistake it's where we're at today a lot of golfers make the mistake of they don't get their game properly assessed and they don't find out exactly what's going to make them better and what the process might entail and so that's what we're doing today isn't it yeah so so ultimately you suggested and and Lewis advised that he has a look at my overall game and we're out here to day friend to to do to do exactly that I'm going to hit some shots and you're going to make some evaluation and then we're going to move forward with how you think the lessons should progress and the route we go down absolutely possibly the route we go down might have some multiple options I assume absolutely yeah definitely I think coaching the two way street it's got a map to what you want yo and a lot of people they have different sort of amounts of time to practice yeah yeah they play some people play three four times a week some people play just once I think again it's ultimately and I know you asked me this question is ultimately what is it the you your level of expectation what is it you want to achieve and I'll let I'll explain after I've hit this shot what I've tried to say or ask of Lewis that he does with my game right Lou that's the best one you can talk about that in a minute very good right so we're stood on the 14th seat at Hollywell and ultimately this is where it all drew to a head for me because it's a fairly tight oh it's a driving hole but it's a par five and I set up on here a few weeks back and my my old swing would have been a bit down the right with a bit of a bit of a draw yeah the odd hook thrown in then I'm kind of looking at a kind of safer bet which is down the left with a bit of fade yeah but at no point do I feel like in it down the middle and so all three of those equations I don't feel like I'm confident to aim at the right rough and bring it back yeah and so I so I study it with no idea where my ball was going to finish I thought you know what and enough is enough we've got to like procure to this but the question that I came to you asked me was there's kind of like there's two scenarios in which lessons kind of transpire yeah so what's the first case yeah so what struck me was your explanation is your you've got your normal right to left yeah then your game had drifted into aim down the left and hit a fade and so this there's two options really is the short-term fix yeah or the long-term and the short-term fix I think is what a lot of people look for yeah they've got a comp on saturday yeah and they just want to cure x whatever x is you know whether it's a right or left a slicer pull whatever and but with your sort of particular case it you had one shape your game had drifted to another and and you kind of lost where normal was and I think you know based on our conversation is there was no option for a quick fix no there was no it was you know I think it was a process yeah and I think well one of the things that Lewis asked me is what do I want to achieve what is the kind of I mean it's a lot don't forget I'm not exactly a young kid and I've been doing it wrong for a long time so that the idea of changing something that's ingrained for a long long time that's potentially difficult but and that's kind of like what you said to me you know you're prepared to do the kind of like yeah hard yards to change it absolutely yeah and my answer is yes I am because I'm fed up with that situation every six months or whatever I'll get myself find myself back and it had gone as well is you know adding on to that you'd said it had gone through the bag it wasn't just the tee shot it was the quality of strike with the irons and a few different things so I think you were sort of got to a stage where you were willing to change you know you know hit a few golf balls which is great so you know I think that was the best course of action for what we need so to reiterate our point is though where we're going to go with this is right back to the beginning we're going to strip it quite a far back to be honest with you and I've already had some discussions with Lewis and we've already been trying some of the things that the direction we're going to go in but we're going to sort of detail that in the lessons ahead but if for today if I can sort of carry on with what your thing is which is an assessment of my overall game we'll hit a few more shots and we'll get some feedback from Lewis in exactly what's going wrong and how we might sort of move this forward stage by stage I think we'll start on this tee I probably play some like five would yeah my line right now with the swing I've got would be cautiously left and expecting to a bit it's a little bit of a cut which is again a cautious so we it's the cautious that's the word isn't it so cautious so I'm thinking that is there was there was nothing ever careful cautious about your swing it was very rotational very rounded full turns and you know created that shape yeah you've now gone to the opposite shape so when we're talking about sort of backswing is ultimately is at impact there you're cautiously going through it yeah so we need to sort of have a look at where he's patting and where the club's going through impact what direction because you're all are you reinventing the shape through swing or is it the your complete approach to this is you're just trying to get the ball in play get the ball in play yeah which would never really used to be like that well I think what it'll be in my head and you said about self-diagnosis I mean I don't know but what I will be doing is sort of almost holding off this a little bit so it's so it just cuts yeah we'll try that anyway and then you hit one dead straight and and ultimately if you'd rather confidence to aim where you wanted to aim there's a brilliant strike it's a brilliant shot so so you know you're looking for in swing and maybe I think what we need to do is really get a well rounded picture of where you are and because if you know we know that your alignment there has cost you yeah and but actually going back is it was your approach of course this approach of what's happening so well it was a typical example of exactly what I'm doing that that was really I mean and unfortunately I didn't have shot trees on that but the line was inside the tree maybe a little bit slightly left of the inside of the tree but it went bullet straight and that's the problem if I don't hold off yeah then and people come into the room and you know let's say they come in for a lesson and they tell me that they they've missed the 14th fairway to the left but what they didn't they don't tell me and this is this scenario one the quick fix is that they aimed up the left yeah and they were trying to play a fade because yeah they're in a bit of a bit of a loss and what they don't tell me is you've struck that fantastic you've hit a nice little draw you've caused his approaches cost you so the miss is is that a bad shot yeah and you have missed the fairway but yeah it was actually really quite good wasn't it yeah okay well the good news is I found me ball but I only missed the fairway by uh I don't know 25 yards maybe I know yeah wait does it does there feel natural there yeah let me just take it back a bit yeah no okay cool that's fine that's good that's why that's why we're out here yeah yeah if I'm honest with you I mean again the the whole swing doesn't feel very natural right now that's that's the problem anyway I shouldn't be doing that really should I it was hard because that's still in the locker isn't it a typical example is that I mean I've just got one three five in you should I nine nine and out and I'm like there's a bit of trouble right and left yeah and I'm not confident anymore do you know what I mean that I can aim at the flag and that was a strong point in your game wasn't it yeah I am yeah definitely yeah so that's the kind of worry so a decent enough strike but you know it's 15 yards left to where I think I'm aiming at least anyway so there's a and it felt I felt normal to you and that's the thing it doesn't feel normally people can tell when they pull they don't no no pushed it so that's something we need to address as well yeah do you ever question anything like ball position or anything no not enough you just it just becomes natural yeah yeah yeah I think again it's always been you know I mean I think this is fairly maybe almost forward of center I mean I don't know whether that's the case or not right so that's the final swing of the day Lou you've pretty much seen enough I don't know to take that really we've seen enough yeah it sounds a bit dramatic doesn't it but no um so yeah we've just we've had a look at your swing um I'm very fortunate enough to know Andy swing well so we got out of it I think what we wanted in a sort of overall review we are going to focus more on swing at me I think that's the assessment so yeah we've got some swings there that we'll probably put up well if the bit I'll throw up now and if you can explain one of the major issues and I think well I have knew it and you've pointed out to me before I do come in very much inside don't know yeah yeah the club goes lower on the inside on the way back you take it there with a sort of strong club face as club face it's probably closed yeah and and then a lower on the inside sort of takeaway would lead to a sort of movement over the top I think people can see that if you over and show that again you sort of the hands go a little bit this way um means that impact the path of the club is going to the left yeah which would normally impart sort of a little bit of cut to it yeah uh depending on where the face is but because your face is strong um on the way back and and coming down you're able to square the the the face up to the path so that's where you get that two way miss is sometimes you know when their face is open to the path it's curving off yeah and when it's squared or even closed you can go left as well so I think if we can get that takeaway right is a strong club face I don't think we'll be a problem because you know like you know like you like to play a right or left shot that's going to help that keeping the the face closed to the path if we can get the path right um so that's where we're going to start that's where we're going to start yeah well I think it's pretty much um and from what I've experienced in recent months that two way miss is a thing and like I said when I turned up on that 14th tee that's exactly where we were at so I clearly need to try and solve that so look forward to it I think we said at the beginning the biggest mistake um golfers make when coming to lessons was sort of not having this assessment and I think that's been a real good thing and like I said maybe a bit fortunate for me and that Lewis has had plenty of time to assess my game over the years it's not too dissimilar to what it's always been but I think that's a real good bit of advice is to go out and have the playing lesson yeah yeah yeah have the have the assessment yeah go in there with an open mind yeah and let the let the pro have a look and then like I say have the conversation of what you want to get out of it and and how much practice time you get and how much playing time you get I think that's really important right so the hard work starts here it's over to me we'll start the lesson procedure and like I said I'll be filming that process as well and we're going to use um we're going to use data as well to try and mark some kind of improvements as well aren't we to see where that sort of yeah that club yeah and the videos we're going to throw up some videos here and see where it is and then what that improvement is and and what the change doors to your golf swing which is the only concern I've got mate is what if I become a better than average golfer what do we do then with the channel name I think yeah is that the goal is that the goal yeah cross that bridge where we come to it right anyway thanks to Lewis thanks to Hollywood Golf Club um look I'd love to see people come up here play the golf course and get involved with Lewis as well but we'll see how that all progresses in the months ahead for now thanks for watching today's little intro video to this new series and we'll both catch up very soon and uh yeah I've got to get some practicing