How do you share a YouTube video like on social media like Facebook or LinkedIn or something and have the right thumbnail? It would show up or have it show up at all So one of the situations may be that you're trying to share the video right after you've uploaded it If if you're sharing it within let's say, I'm gonna say safely Six hours after you uploaded it on social media thumbnail is not going to show Because the thumbnail hasn't been processed yet It takes hours for the video to be processed and therefore the thumbnail to be Unless you you you've uploaded a custom thumbnail, you know how when you I'm gonna go share my screen now Okay, so for example, I've uploaded this video. I've added a custom thumbnail. So that way, you know The thumbnail will show up right away. Well, okay, so I Have to show you something called Facebook and LinkedIn debugging tools. These are this is not programming This is really really simple. Those of us who are not techie will be able to use it I'll show you what I mean But basically if you upload a custom thumbnail and then use the debugging tool You can share your video to Facebook or LinkedIn or other places right away and have the thumbnail Have the thumbnail properly show up, but if you're just waiting for the natural thumbnail You know how YouTube gives you a couple of natural thumbnails like the ones they just take it out of your video You're gonna have to wait several hours for those to show up and then come back to the editing mode of that video and Select the thumbnail that you want. I mean these two are probably okay But I uploaded one anyway. So how do you use the Facebook and LinkedIn debugging tool? Let me go ahead and show you Go to Google and search Facebook debug Okay, Facebook debugging will bring you to a tool called sharing debugger. Okay metaphor developer sounds really advanced I am not a programmer. I'm not developer.  It gives you a video link Okay video link sometimes look like this. This is the shortened YouTube video link you dot BE This is just YouTube's short. They have a short link that works the same as a long link You could do it like that or the most secure way of getting the most scared the most reliable way of getting your your YouTube link The problem some of you might be doing is you might be sharing the editing link like you're you're uploading your video, right? You're uploading your video and you're actually in the edit mode of the video not the watch mode And in the edit mode, you might be sharing the edit link that link is private to you Nobody can access to your editing of your videos except for you. You are the manager of your channel So that might be the problem.  Okay, so go to your video making sure you're playing the video making sure it's a public video and That's the other thing that your video might not work because it's not public But anyway, your visibility should be public You know, it's already posted not just scheduled but already available for anyone in the world to check And if you ever wanted to curious about that, okay, so first of all go to your video click on the share button and Click copy Okay, you could I don't usually use any of these links because I'm like why am I clicking on these links when I can just Click copy go to those places and post it myself I just trust that more just because I like to go to the place and and use the usual posting process to post it rather than Using these links which are supposed to make it easier, but I don't think it makes the easier I just think it I'm just not even sure where I am if I click on this like where am I what what's gonna happen right now When I click on this link, right like where am I share? I mean, I'm just not quite sure This is not usually how we see when we go to Facebook, right?  I click the share button I click copy. So that's the link again. That's the long link. Okay, but it works the same Okay, click copy you go to your Facebook or whatever you go to your Facebook or where and then you paste it in there Okay, you paste you paste it in there and it'll naturally show whatever it is now Like I said, if you're if your thumbnail is not showing up for whatever reason you go to Facebook debugger Share and debugger. Okay, you paste your YouTube thing in your to YouTube link in you press enter. Okay? You can press debug or press enter press enter and then it'll say the last time it was scraped meaning the last time the Facebook bot scraped that url scraped meaning get information from that url was 19 seconds ago because I've never shared it on Facebook before I literally just showed you 19 seconds ago when I when I went there and I And I and I and I tried to share it But if it was time scraped it was like, you know minutes or sorry hours or weeks ago or whatever You can click scrape again and Facebook bot will like go and get the information from that YouTube video again to say Hey, this is the thumbnail we see this is the title we see and again Like I said, if you have uploaded your video very recently and you didn't upload your custom thumbnail You need to wait hours before the custom thumbnail has been naturally done Now one thing I want you to know is you know, sometimes you like well I'm not sure if my video is publicly Published or viewable you can get the link and open an incognito window or private browsing window You know and then try to go to the link in an incognito or private browsing window and see if you can view it That means you're not logged into your YouTube account as a as a random internet visitor. Are you able to see it? So that's that's Facebook debug same thing with LinkedIn LinkedIn debug right same thing It's called post inspector on LinkedIn you go there same same idea You put it in here you click inspect and LinkedIn basically pulls that information and what it what it's doing when it's pulling that information What Facebook debugger and LinkedIn post inspector are doing is they are pulling the information and then they're updating their own database To say next time the link is shared. Please use this information. So that's how you do it. I hope this is helpful. Thanks


Oh, I'd love to be an Oscar Meyer winner. That is what I truly like to be. Because if I were. Welcome to our Lamborghini. My name is Zach Chatham or Zach and Cheese, and I graduated from the University of Alabama in May of 2020 with a degree in marketing and a minor in sales. The Hot Dogger program started in 1988, and it's a recent college graduate program.  I've been able to do media appearances on local and national TV radio and newspaper, as well as do events across the country and also be a social media content creator for Oscar Meyer on social media. Zach and Cheese is a lot more famous than Zach Chatham to say the least. It's been awesome. The opportunity that they let you have, it's completely autonomous. Your boss is not on the road with you 24-7 as you travel the country. They trust you a lot, so it's a big thing. You're able to really let your personality shine for an entire year and network all over the country with people. When I first got the job, everybody pretty much lost it. I was getting a million messages a minute. And then when I told them about all the places I was going and all the markets and all the fun, cool things I was doing, everybody was extremely jealous. So hopefully that transitions and we have more Bama Hot Doggers next year. Here's something kind of surprising. I heard that Oscar Meyer is offering up its iconic Wiener Mobile for people's marriage proposals. Here's the actual promotional photo. I took it to Yellowstone National Park, so that was really cool to add to my resume of the year. All the cool places we get to bring it to is definitely interesting. Coming back, it's been nothing but positive and I absolutely love being back on campus. It is even more beautiful than I remembered it. It's been the biggest dream come true. Alabama was my dream university and I had a lot of attachments with my grandfather being the police escort for Bear Bryant on game days and then me working for the football team when I was here and being a mega fan. So bringing it back in my alma mater, it's meant everything to me and the reactions and interactions that I've had with everybody has been so positive and I've relished every moment.


Hi everybody it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft thank you for watching my tutorial today. I'm going to be showing you how to make this really cute kind of double frame birthday card or just card it depending on what you know and occasion you're going to be using it for. So basically this is how it looks I've decorated this we're using the Mariposa papers from first edition and then on the back here you've got room to write your message. Just got this nice piece of organza ribbon to tie it together and then when you open it up inside and I've popped this photo of me and my nan and then this lovely sentiment which I used when I made the card for Mother's Day and a few people asked and this is by Indigo Blue and I will share the links to the stamp that I've got for that one. But how lovely is this you've got this hinge on the back here and then that stands up and that can be a display and you've got this pretty ribbon there as well but I love it I just think it's come together really well and because it's a square this is so easy to make any size you want so you could make it as large as the shadow box card that I made a few weeks ago and you could have two of them side by side once you see how it's done it's so easy so easy to adapt like I said any size you want you don't have to add the ribbon either so if you just want to you know have it closed like so then that's fine but I just thought the ribbon was just a nice little touch and yeah absolutely love how this has come together it's really pretty and I'm sure my Nan is going to love this this is for her birthday so you could if you want have you know the inside where you write your message but I thought if she's going to keep this open and displayed I'd rather keep my message kind of at the back because that's a little bit more personal I guess in terms of what you may pop on there but that will be obviously facing away and what she will see is just that really nice message and the photo of the two of us so yeah just give you a close-up here I've used this was just a daisy dye and this one here these are just I kind of always go to this leaf dye it works for everything these are fussy cut from the same collection the butterflies and then I've used three little you know um flat back kind of pearls there as well really really easy to make so let's crack on okay so for this one I'm using the first edition gardenia papers I will show you both paper packs okay so that's the gardenia one there and you would have seen this used lots and lots and also there's the mariposa these are both the 12 by 12 which I've used for this one but once you see how I do it you can use 8 by 8 6 by 6 and obviously more sizes in between that as well but I use these a lot and I just had a lot of the 12 by 12 I've used lots of the 8 by 8 so I thought I'm going to start using some of the 12 by 12 size okay so I've already done one because you need two identical ones so I done that one off camera so this is a piece of 8 and a half by 8 and a half but if you want to use 8 by 8 because you don't have 12 by 12 um papers that's fine you are going to score the same and this will be the same score lines that you would score on any size you have because we're working on a square it will be the same it's very easy to adapt so if you've got a pattern you want something that if it is directional this is directional because it should be that way up there we go that's the correct way up but because it's so busy and it's flowers you can get away with it any way you want which is why I've used it because if you see here like that's now upside down but it still works they're now on their side but it still kind of works so really you want a non-directional pattern but if you do have a directional pattern then try and have something that's quite busy like this one here okay so along the 8 and a half inch side you want to score let me get mine there we go so you're going to score it half an inch one inch one and a half and two and you do that on all four sides okay so it doesn't matter what size you've got if you've got a piece of 12 by 12 paper now do those same score lines you'll just have a bigger center if you revert to the one that I done the other size which ended up being six by six again I'll link that up here then again just do the same scoring if you've even got something that maybe you're using a four so you've got eight by 11 and whatever it is three quarters or even eight and a half by 11 still do the half and half you'll just have a different size in the middle you'll have more of a rectangle because I did I was playing around with this one which I'm probably going to do another project with now this I can't remember what the original cut size was let me just double check okay some of you like this taller version so this is a piece of eight by 12 and you'll get that shape by scoring a half an inch on all four sides so again watch this tutorial and it's very very easy to adapt now what you will need to do is on any of the two sides two opposite sides you then also need to score it two and a half down to the second score line so I'm going past the first down to the second and then also at six inches pass the first and down to the second then rotate the whole piece and do the same so two and a half down to the second score line and six down to the second score line you'll see that better when we cut it all out but that will work the same as work doesn't matter whether you do it if you've got more of a rectangle shape if you're using like I said eight and a half by 11 or a four it doesn't matter if you do that on the shorter side or the longer side it makes no difference okay so that's what you want to do and you want to do that twice on two identical sizes now also you may want to do more pieces you can have this as like a concertina kind of picture frame so again once you see what I do it's very easy to adapt so now we're going to go and fold and burnish all of these score lines now where you've done those extra score lines so the two and six score lines there that's the side you want to start on and what you're going to do is you're going to cut down those short score lines so where you just scored so say this is the one that I scored at two and a half just down to that second score line so you can see I've gone past the first one and just gone down to this second score line here you're then going to cut across that piece and then down this is how you make any shadow box it's the same process with all of them like so and then again on the other side she's just going to cut down to the second score line cross that whole kind of third section to join down to the corner of this largest piece here so that it will join here this would be the top and again when I remove that you can see what we've done okay so that's the pieces you can see how I've cut that away so you're cutting across there's all these squares in all of this piece here so you're cutting down two squares might be better if I turn it over actually yeah there we go so you can see what you're doing you're cutting down two squares cutting right across from one corner to another of the third square to then join the bottom of the fourth okay so you can just see all those squares how it's all made up then rotate it because obviously that's now where you've done those other score lines that we did and again just cut down cut across and cut down the more and more you do this the more easier it will become and it's one of those things I've done so many now I can kind of do them with my eyes closed and they're easy like I said to adapt to any size you want so let's remove that piece and there we have it so that is the shape that you want I think I've got a template from another one if not I'll draw up a template for this and I'll pop that on my blog as well just so you can kind of see um it better so you want to do that twice you've got two of those and then we're going to go and stick it all down so I'm going to use my wet glue and first of all I'm going to stick the two straight sides so the last flip it over okay so we're now working on the inside the last one here I'm going to pop some glue on if you've never made one before wet glue is probably best because you've got a little bit of wiggle room so you can afford to kind of lift it up if you stick it down wrong then you want to fold it in half so you've got two on this side and two on this side and then fold that whole piece in and fold it right over use your bone folder make sure that's all nicely spread out and all nice and flat and then when you pull it back up again the piece with the glue is now stuck inside and it gives you that perfect tube and it's the easiest way to get these perfectly straight because I've had many people before even before I've done tutorials for shadowbox is saying you know please do a tutorial on a shadowbox I always get them crooked or my never line up this is the way I've always done mine and it's never failed so again fold it in half like so and then fold the whole piece over again spread that all out you don't need a lot of glue because obviously what you don't want happening at this point is too much glue on that one half that is actually you know oozing out onto the other half and then you can't lift this piece up so don't go crazy with the glue and if you're just using double sided tape then you just want to stick it along that side and that's it then you're going to do exactly the same with these pieces but what I would say first of all is lie it inside like so and if it's catching at all on these pieces then just trim it now mine there isn't it's falling in nicely again this one here see this is this is catching ever so slightly on this side here so I'm just going to go in and just trim a little bit off and because it is such a busy print you know you can get away with a lot with this and I also say as well they're easy to decorate and kind of hide any again little maybe I don't know you know I wouldn't say it's a mistake because you know it's handmade and but sometimes you might have maybe cut a little bit crooked or something you can easily cover these up they're great for that so now they both sit in there without catching and you're going to do exactly the same again so I'm going to run some glue along this one okay I'm not too much it's only paper you need to tack it in place and then with this one what you want to do is fold it in so it lines up with the last score line this one that lines up with these pieces here there's a score line line it up with that at the same time fold the whole thing over and you just want to kind of push it against it so you're just going to fold it in half like so and again just spread that out like so okay and then you can fold these out and everything will all come up together eventually when we go to add some more glue in a minute but you can see there what's happening and then with this one here so again pop some glue and fold that one right over and then fold in half so you're just folding one over this time again make sure that all sticks down like so so now you should have all these kind of flat like sticking out like that next we want to add a little bit of glue onto the corners of the flat sides okay so not the pieces where we've cut away but just a little kind of piece in a triangle shape kind of like on those ones there and then you can do this all at the same time I guess a little bit fiddly but it's not hard to do you're just going to bring them up kind of all at the same time so I've done one and then I'll bring up this side there we go and again this glue dries nice and clear so let it kind of ooze out a little bit and then just wipe it away with your finger but if you now hold the two sides where we've cut away it will keep everything together and you can you know kind of move it around a little bit making sure it's all nicely lined up and then just wipe away any glue like so just hold that in place for a second while it all sets okay so now there is that one so you should have two okay next we can just cut some mats and les now I'm not going to decorate this because I don't know whether I want this to be it might become a get well soon card it might be I don't know happy birthday you know things like that but I just don't know so I'm just going to keep this one blank but I'm going to do all the as far as I can go really before I decorate so the piece that I've got inside here which is just a little mat really just a frame your picture or your sentiment and this is three and a quarter by three and a quarter now you might find it easier to stick that down first before you fold in all of your sides so again that's something to maybe bear in mind you might find this next bit a little bit harder to line up but it's easy to do obviously before we fold in those sides so I'm just going to bring this one in and because it's plain it doesn't matter which way I just want to make sure I get an even white border there and I've popped that a one in quite easily but some of you you know might struggle a little bit with that so do that beforehand might be best then we've got our hinge so this piece here is a piece of one by four and a half I believe yep so along the one inch side you just want to score it half an inch all the way down and just fold that in half okay so it's all nicely burnished now I find it easiest to do one piece at a time what you don't want to do is fold these up together like so this is the other test now they should line up perfectly okay which might do you don't just want to stick that right down flat because when you go to open it it's going to put strain on the hinge and it'll probably end up ripping away or showing off glue and stuff it's actually better to fold it in half and stick each one on whilst it's folded because that way when we go to open it you get a much nicer movement with your hinge and there's no glue or anything kind of oozing out because we've stuck it down separately rather than right over the top so I'll leave that one there actually just so you can again get inspiration with the way I've decorated it so I'm going to just use some of my red tape here so flip it over and I'm just going to pop some kind of focusing on more of the outer size outer side of the of the cardstock rather than the score line okay so just trim off that and again pop another piece on that side so and then with all of the tape make sure you get all your air bubbles out so now I'm just going to look at which way I might have a pattern that I prefer more so and I've got the grain of that green as well so I think I'm going to do I think I'm going to do that way okay so this is going to be the back this is my hinge so just hold them up there so take the backing off of both but I'm only going to stick one down at a time so just leave that one there for a moment so this one here you're going to stick it down it should perfectly because it's the same height like so if you're using wet glue and obviously it might be a bit easier because you'll be able to move it around a bit like so then fold that one over and don't don't go and stick it over like that you want to stick it when it's actually open so fold this piece now back and then stick this down because I didn't put the tape closest to the folded side I haven't got any glue or anything oozing out and now I can just go in the back there I've got a much nicer hinge inside there can you see that really neat finish you wouldn't have got that if you'd stuck it down like so and use wet glue or whatever and make sure you keep your sticky tape away from that folded side but you get a much nicer finish then I think that looks looks very professional so there is that piece now we just need to finish with the front and the back so I've got these two pieces here so this one is going to go on the front because I'm then going to do another decorative layer or something like this where I've got plain white and then I've stamped my message so you can see the purple piece there that's this green piece here so I know we're covering a lot of the pattern but you know it's more about the inside so this is four and a quarter by four and a quarter you want two pieces one to go on the front and one to go on the back now just looking I think I went a bit smaller there I think that was actually four by four so it's up to you four and a quarter by four and a quarter or four by four because you can see a little bit more of the pattern there but again I'm going to be decorating this with lots more so it doesn't really matter again I want to make sure I've got my grain of this cardstock going the right way okay like so and then you would put another layer on top of this which will either be four by four or three and three quarters by three and three quarters depending on what you first done this piece has okay so it's entirely up to you but now I'm kind of done really you can see now it's it is finished you may not choose to put the ribbon on it if you do want to add the ribbon then you want to stick the ribbon down now with some I'd use a wet blue or I'd use a strong red tape and then you will put your other mat or layer over the top of that and like I said this piece here is three and a half by three and a half so stamp whatever it is you want and also stick it down with foam adhesive if you see underneath here it's actually raised because I've got foam because you are using ribbon I think if you just stick it right on top you'll probably see it kind of where it's sat over the top whereas if you put it on foam it's already raised and you just get a nicer finish but you want to stick that there and you want to stick the same on the back and then you will stick your same size white piece or whatever as you're doing on the front onto the back and you'll be able to write your message and then that's already to decorate but I'm going to leave it there I think that is the main part that you need to know to make this that is ready you know to be decorated now you can keep it it's just nice as a frame I think I might keep this for myself maybe put a couple of photos of friends so I might not even add the ribbon myself and in that case I don't even need to really decorate here because I would never see it so we'll see it's one of those things that are there if I do but this one is going to its new home with my Nan and I know she's absolutely going to adore this one and I love it and the nice thing is as well as you can add lots of dimension inside here because you've got that half inch area to fill so you might want to turn that into a shaker you can pop a piece of acetate over the top here and then just cut a frame and stick over the top fill that with all kinds of things and you've got a lovely shaker element as well so lots and lots of scope for it like I said it's so easy to make in any size that you would like you can make an even smaller one so it's nice and dinky but I love them I love making shadow boxes I've got a whole playlist of shadow boxes so I will share that as well and you'll see that at the end of the video and it will all be shared over on my blog as well so there you have it guys that's my double photo frame card or shadow box frame card I don't know you'll see what I end up calling it but I really like it I think it makes a lovely gift you don't need to worry about an envelope because it's all kind of that is it it's all there presented together so yeah as always if you've enjoyed it please give me a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel so you get to see more thanks for watching bye


The National Broadcasting Company and its affiliated independent stations present the Pacific story. In the midst of the fury of world conflicts, events in the Pacific are taking on even greater importance. Here is the story of the Pacific and its people whose destiny is at stake in the Pacific War. Here is the tale of the war in the Pacific and its meaning to us and to the generations to come. The beggars of the sea are the water fuses, the beggars of the sea. That is what the Spaniards called us Dutch when we fought for our freedom from staying more than 300 years ago. We made it our slogan, beggars of the sea, on guard. We have never forgotten it. We had only one hopeful saying then. The title turned. We have the same saying now as we sit here in the Indies waiting, waiting for deliverance from the Japanese. The Japanese swarmed over our islands. Our men went out to fight them. Some of our men will never come back. Some are still fighting in other places in the Pacific and we are here in the Indies waiting. It will turn. Yes, it will turn as it has turned so many times since my people came out here from Holland more than 300 years ago. My people have seen the ebb and flow of this tide through all these years. For hundreds of years there was rivalry here in the Indies between the English and my people. I remember my grandfather telling the effect here when Napoleon took all of Holland in 1806. Napoleon sent a governor out here to represent him and the English were afraid that the French planned to take the Indies. So the English sent a fleet of a hundred ships. Come on, head out. Yes, orderly. Navigate the reports that we should sight the target any time now, sir. Very well. Inform me the moment a landfall is made. Yes, sir. Six weeks at sea from Malacca. Yes, we should be very near to Batavia. Let's make very sure this time Mr. Raffles, we take out objective. Unless intelligence has reached the touch of our movements, we should take Batavia by complete surprise. We must not forget that this is the third British naval squadron to threaten Java. The difference, Lord Minto, is that this time we have 100 ships. We've made hostile demonstrations before on these waters, but never with so many ships. I'm hopeful that our force is adequate. Look at them. Look at them out there, sir. A field of sailing vessels as far as the eye can see. 57 transports of troops and 43 men of war. We can expect resistance. We can be certain that the Dutch forces are concentrated at strategic points. But that is all to our advantage, sir. But that is not where General Sosamio Lachmouty nor Colonel Gillespie shall attack. Nevertheless, that Dutchman General Janssen's is wiling. You hear that, Lord Minto? And? Yes. The watch on the poor top of sighted land. Landfall! We sighted it, sir. Land. Very well. What is our position? The navigator reports we are 12 miles east of Batavia. Excellent. We're standing in at Chilling Ching. Yes, sir. Inform General Lachmouty to prepare to land his expeditionary force at the point when the order is given. Yes, sir. And Mr. Raffles? Yes, my lord. We will send our proclamation ashore to the Dutch inhabitants once. We will also send the proclamation ashore to the Dutch inhabitants. The people stood on the shore at Batavia and watched a hundred English vessels come up over the horizon. They had never seen so many sails and so many ships. Lord Minto and Mr. Raffles were aboard the fastest craft of all. A frigate named the Modest. The shore, everyone was tense and nervous. General Janssen concentrated all his soldiers at the Fort at Cornelis, about seven miles south of Batavia. My people expected the ships to start firing any minute. Then a boat came ashore with two proclamations. Proclamations? What do they say? Read them. Read them. What do they want? This one is written in the Malay and the Japanese language. Must be for the natives. It says the English come as friends. They expect to be received as friends by all the native inhabitants. Yes, friend. What does the other one say? Oh, this one says, in every period England has been the champion and defender of Europe. France has been with equal uniformity the common enemy of all nations. Between these two, the option must be made. The extinction of Holland has left her colonies to their own judgment. If the sentiment switch his excellency has been desirous of ascribing to them, should induce them to pass cordially under the British dominion, he offers friendship and protection during any contest with those who would adhere to France. On the very same day of these proclamations, General Sir Samuel Acnuti's English expeditionary force landed at Chilling Chin. No one there opposed them. And five days later, the British took Batavia without firing a shot. The blood was spilled at Cornelius, much of it. A deserter from the French forces had the English soldiers by a bypass to the place where they... Devil, devil, we are getting very close to their picket line. I think we are. We've been marching for hours in the dark. Turn this way. Look out for yourself. Right there. That's so loud. Keep up that air. No staggers, right over there. We must not be discovered or... It's the picket line. Down, down, down, down, down. We're discovered. We can't stay here. Deploy them, destroy them. On that day, they say that 4,000 Dutch and French soldiers were killed or wounded. The English lost 500. General Janssen surrendered and the Indies passed under the dominion of Britain. For five years then, Britain ruled the Indies. Then at last the Dutch commission came out from the Netherlands to take over the Indies once more. There was rejoicing, but also planning and thinking for the future. We have seen the trend of events. We must now strengthen our position. Oh, there it is, that we make ourselves strong here in the Indies. Then try to be strong throughout the Far East. Our trading posts in British India have been unprofitable. Can I say, give them up? Give up our posts in British India? In exchange for them. Perhaps we could induce Britain to give up our posts in the Indies. England might listen to this. Britain might give us Benkulen in Sumatra and perhaps the island of Billidon. If there is such a possibility that it's an open negotiations with Britain, it may be possible to work out an agreement. For years, we and the English had been rivals in the East and at last in 1820, we sat down to talk it all over. We talked of many settlements, but the English would not give up Singapore. So the negotiations broke off. But in 1823, we sat down again. And after long discussions, a treaty was signed providing... Britain relinquishes all claims on Sumatra. Holland relinquishes all claims on the Melee Peninsula. Britain is to have a free hand on the Asiatic mainland. Holland is to have a free hand in the islands. Money poured from the Netherlands Indies into the Dutch treasury. The natives were exploited by the government. Their wages were low. And they had too little time to work on their own crops. The soil was exhausted. The natives were neglected in their misery. And in many cases, the officials were corrupt. Famine came. The natives cried for food. And then the voices of men crying for reform started to be heard. There was Dr. W. R. Baron Van Hoover, who had been a preacher in the Indies for 10 years. Dr. Van Hoover took the part of the natives... Through state of affairs here in the Indies, it's now becoming known in Holland. Until now, the public in Holland has been kept in ignorance of the situation here by censorship by the government of all news and reports. This must stop. The first consideration of the government policy should be not how much Holland can get out of the East Indies, but how much it can do to raise the material and intellectual interests of the Indies. I propose to lead a movement for a free press, free of government censorship, and for representation of the natives in the state's general. Dr. Van Hoover? Yes. You are aware that you are not being very circumspect. This is no time to be circumspect, sir. You are here in the Indies at the sufferance of the crown. I am here to improve the lot of the people, the natives, as well as the doctor. Returned passage to Holland might be arranged for you, Dr. Van Hoover, so that you might preach your reforms where your thoughts could get a more appreciate. Dr. Van Hoover was obliged to resign and return to Holland. The need for reform was great. Then Dawes Decker came out here. He was a government official. He had served in the Murlachas for a number of years, advancing from one position to another. When he was transferred to Java, he had only been there a few weeks when he began to protest against the abuses. His superior called him in and cautioned him and threatened to dismiss him. He gave up his appointment and went back to Holland. And there he wrote a novel that he called Max Haveler. Ah, this book. It is more than a novel. No man could write so forcefully about anything unless he knew it very well. Ah, but who is this Multitulio who has written the book? A native of the Indies? That is a pseudonym. Someone else has written it. Oh, certainly. The hero of the novel is a Dutch official in Java, Max Haveler, when he describes his own experiences. Yeah, he writes up the faults of the colonial policy and the vices of the administration. He does not seem to understand that he is endangering his own head. Yeah, this is the work of one who has lived in the Indies. Do you have any idea of who it is? I have. Dawes Decker. Decker's book, Max Haveler, or something like Uncle Tom's Cabin, is told of oppressed people and exposed the abuse of free labor. And in the end it stirred the people of the Netherlands to reform. After this, our Dutch civil officers here in the Indies became the best colonial administrators in the world. But before this came about, the government had first to extend its control throughout the Indies. For many years, we Dutch had little control in the Indies outside of Java. Our empire in the Pacific is the work really of the last hundred years, and much of it is the work of the last 40 years. And one of our most difficult tasks was a chin. A chin is on the northwest tip of Sumatra. When Britain gave up Sumatra to us, and we gave up Malaya to her, then a chin came under the Dutch flag. But there were years of bloodshed before there was peace in a chin. Word has just reached us that fighting has again broken out in a chin. Again? General Van Herp, we have been carrying our warfare with our chin for more than 30 years. We pretended to the throne of the Sultan as far away to the island of Gaius. There must be some way we can pacify our chin. After all, it is only a small kingdom. All its terrain, its mountains and valleys favor the natives. I thought we had done this fighting in our chin last year. Our chin has cost the Netherlands nearly 200,000 troops and nearly 200 million dollars in these years of fighting. 200,000 men? 200 million dollars? It has been a tremendous price to pacify these people. We must understand them better. General Van Herp, we must learn to deal with the Sultan. They are the one. No. You recall the Sultan who guaranteed immunity from piracy to our traitors? Yes, I recall. The Archenes pirates continue to take our ships? Yes, but the Archenes understand us better than we understand them. They know our ways and our thinking. We have thought so much of putting them down that we have not thought of understanding them. We must remember they are Muslims. They are brave and they have a great love of freedom. And for this they have been fighting these many years. It is possible that there may be a more effective weapon against the Archenes than arms. It is my suggestion, General Van Herp, that we organize an expeditionary force to go into our chin. And once and for all, we have tried that for more than 30 years and it has cost us dearly. We will restore order in our chin, yes. But this time we will do more than that. We will seek to lay a foundation on which we can build a more permanent... And that is what Governor General Van Herp did. The government brought in experts in Muslim and Indonesian society and psychology. And with this knowledge, at last after 35 years of fighting, peace came to Archenes. Ever since our earliest days in the Indies, we have governed through the native rulers. Each of the native rulers has a Dutch civil officer as an advisor. These advisors are called the elder brother of the native rulers. Both the elder brother and the native ruler are paid a salary and an allowance for entertaining. The potentates are of the native nobility. So the great masses of natives feel that they are ruled by their own people.  And 50 million of these live on Java and Madura. These people are Indonesians, Chinese, Japanese, Arabians, and a scattering of many other people besides the Europeans. For hundreds of years, these people have been intermarrying. So today, the problem of minorities is one of the most important of all the problems in the Indies. I have been an official of the Netherlands for many years. When the Dutch first came to the Indies, we saw little prospect of bringing enough Dutch women out here to colonize. Many Dutchmen and other Europeans married native women. This explains the great number of Eurasians, persons with mixed European and Asiatic blood. And it also explains the relative lack of race prejudice in the Indies. Eurasians have held many high positions in the government and business. But also many of the Eurasians have had to fight for their existence. The Eurasians with the Chinese formed the middle class of the Indies. The Chinese have had great influence in the establishment. My people came here to the Indies even before the Dutch. I am a Chinese. There are a million and a quarter Chinese in the Indies. Our chief interest here has been trade. But some of my people work in the tin mines and on the great plantations. Although my people have been here for centuries and have intermarried with the Indonesian women, we still remain Chinese. Our Chinese language was lost here in the first generation. But we still retain our family life, our religion, and our customs. Like the Arabians, we have clung to the traditions. I come from another of the great racial groups of Indonesia. I am an Arabian. For centuries my people have had to try to find a living outside of Arabia. Many of my people came here to the Indies before the Dutch and the Chinese. We brought our religion with us. And this we have kept throughout these centuries. We have intermarried with the native women. But we are still Arabians. There is another people who have been important in the Indies. The Japanese. The Japanese came to the islands, but in smaller numbers. They did not come as the Chinese and the Arabians came. The Japanese came for the oil and the tin and the rubber of the Indies. They came to prepare for the day when they would use these things against the rest of the world. Japanese businessmen and fishermen and photographers were everywhere. I remember watching them and wondering as I recall what had happened years ago, I think, up north. Two of our Dutch officials were invited to a dinner gift by the Dutch. That Japanese down there at the far end of the table. Who is he? He's a naval officer of the Japanese warship Kongo. There's something very familiar about him. No, I was thinking the same thing. Have we seen him before? Well, the Kongo has never been to Batavia. No, but probably that officer has. That may be. Tell me, did you ever issue a permit to a Japanese who could look like him? I may have. Wait till he turns full face towards us again. There. I know. I gave him a concession for rubber culture and deep sea fishing on those two small islands. Are we in Memorial? That's it. That's it. And some months later I went out to the islands to see how he was coming along. Remember? I remember. I found no trace of either rubber culture or fishing. But I found that same Japanese sounding and charting the waters around both Avi and Memorial. That's the same man being that made... That is the way it was here for years. We knew what was happening in a way, but we did not know how serious it was. We learned on May the 14th, 1940. Hitler invaded Holland. You know what happened there. Holland was crushed and occupied, and we here in the Indies were left alone. We knew the Japanese had their eyes on us. But our people here, all races and classes joined in our war effort. They were loyal, but they still asked for constitutional changes. In our Volksrad, the Volksrad is the people's council, they asked for political reform. And these they debate as lawful. The Netherlands have fallen under the Nazis, and we of the Indies stand alone. No help can deport coming from the Netherlands to support us against a possible enemy in the Pacific. We must depend on ourselves. We therefore petition that this Volksrad be changed into a full-fledged parliament, that we who will live under the laws make these laws. I thought that would come sooner or later. I don't think they'll get it, though. It's been my observation over a number of years, that the natives are moving closer and closer to a parliamentary setup. It's going to speak again. We further petition, since the Indies have virtually become a self-sustaining entity, that the name of our country be changed from the Netherlands Indies to Indonesia. A new name for the country. I hadn't expected that. That would involve all sorts of complications in the... It is the belief and conviction of my people that an Indie citizenship should be created to be conferred upon all persons, regardless of race, who have reached a certain state of development. Indie citizenship? Why, that's revolutionary. I have an idea that a great many people would support this, even Europeans. These ideas were straws in the wind, but the government said that it could not support them. We were at war, and our mother country was occupied by the Nazis, and we ourselves were in danger of attack. Everyone worked, all but the Japanese. Many of the Japanese businessmen turned out to be spies and military officers. We recall that just before the war broke out in Europe, many of the 7,000 Japanese and the Indies had sailed back to Japan. And now we knew that they took with them all the information they had gathered through the years. Yes, we knew that we must work and work hard to prepare for the blow that we were sure would come from Japan. We needed planes and we needed guns and ships and supplies. Farmers and fighter planes from the United States are flowing into the Netherlands Indies in ever increasing numbers. 17 months ago, the Indies Air Force had 175 old planes. Today it has more than a thousand modern war planes and more are flying in. Nazi parametrucks are pouring in from the United States. Machine guns, machine tools, factory equipment, and shipbuilding tools are coming in by the boatload. A deal for four 10,000 ton warships has been bought in the United States. The Dutch Indies Navy is being expanded every day from its two cruisers, four destroyers, 12 submarines, and four Netherlands Navy ships that escape from their home country are expected. The crews are working feverishly setting up air bases, building air raid shelters, erecting barbed wire entanglements on the beaches and around the airfields, and putting in emplacements for coastal batteries. It was little time to get ready. In September 1940, less than three months after France was crushed and while the German air raids were blasting London, a Japanese commission came to the Indies. They came to make demands for oil and rubber and tin. They came at a time when they thought the Nazis would bomb Britain and the Netherlands government in London into surrender. They made big demands for they thought that if they stayed long enough, they might gain all they wanted in the Indies and more without having to fight for it. We negotiated. We used the time to get ready. London mistook the blitz and did not surrender. And the Japanese went home without what they came for. But we knew then that they would not be long in coming back. The first blow came like the strike of a cobra. I remember the day they reached Java. My husband came running in. Marika, where are you? Here, Peter. Here I am. Oh, Marika. Marika. I thought you would never come back, Peter. Only for a moment, Marika. I had to see you. The Japanese have landed up the coast. They are swarming ashore. Nearly everyone has gone here. I had to wait for you. My marika. It seems that bombs have been falling here for hours. Fliers have been fighting them until they had no more ammunition or gasoline. Coming down for more, going up and coming down again and again, until they themselves were shot down. And the Japanese keep on coming. I have never seen so many bombs. They are bombing Batavia and Samara and Surabaya. They have landed on Borneo and Sumatra. Now they are in Java. We've blown up all the oil wells, every one of them. But they are bringing more and more supplies in the transports. Our airplanes are bombing them everywhere, but they keep on coming. Then they will soon be here. You cannot stay here, Marika. You cannot. Yes, yes. It is my Lord not Marika.  I wanted to see you again. Marika, you must leave here. You must go down to... See this. I know it. Go, Peter. Go. My marika. I shall be waiting for you, Peter. I shall be waiting. We'll never come back. The Japanese are here. All around us. We are the water-cursing. The beggars of the sea. We sit here waiting. But our slogan is still, beggars of the sea. Omg. We sit here waiting. Waiting for deliverance. We know that someday the tide will turn. These have emerged as a nation. Every phase of life has changed. The Indies have become more economically independent of the Netherlands than ever before. And the old dependents may never be restored. The will for mutual appreciation and tolerance among the peoples of the Indies, the Dutch, the Indonesians, the Chinese, and the many other peoples. The will to have a voice in their own destiny are keystones of the new country that is arising. Welcome to the Pacific Story, presented by the National Broadcasting Company and its affiliated independent stations as a public service to clarify events in the Pacific and to make understandable the cross-currents of life in the Pacific Basin. A reprint of this Pacific Story program is available at the cost of 10 cents. Send 10 cents in stamps or coin to University of California Press, Berkeley, California. The address again, University of California Press, Berkeley, California. And directed by Arnold Marquess. The original musical score was composed and conducted by Thomas Paluso. The principal voice was that of Jana Delos. This program came to you from Hollywood. This is the National Broadcasting Company.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. Welcome back on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So, you can see language video series and this video series is lecture number 30. This is the third part of the function and I will tell you how to pass an array string or structure in the function. So, we will discuss these three by doing this. So, I will tell you how to pass an array string or structure without using pointer. So, I will tell you both. This is going to be a very important video for you. And I hope that before watching this video, you must have seen the lecture number 29 and the lecture number 28. So, I covered the basics in the 28 and in the 29, I told you about the function a little more in advance. And if you have any doubt related to functions or any topic, then this is my detail which you can use to communicate with me. And you will find the playlist link of this video in the description of this video. So, you can follow the whole series from there. So, let's start. The first program is called how to pass an array with or without pointer into function. So, first we will pass an array into function without using pointer and then we will convert the same program using pointer. So, it is very simple because you are familiar with the function. So, you will be able to understand this easily. So, passing array into function. So, first let's include the header file. After including the header file, we have to declare the function. So, now we have to pass an array. So, basically we will pass an array. And we have to calculate the sum of all the elements available in it. So, remember that whenever you have to pass an array, you have to use this declaration. The function name will come. If you have to pass an array, the type of array is data type and square brackets. If you have to pass an array, you have to write it once. If you have more than one array, you have to pass it twice, three times, four times. The type of array you have to pass, you can mention data type and square bracket. So, square bracket tells you that the argument you will pass will be basically an array. So, we have to pass an array. So, we have to write int square bracket once. And total sum we have to return. And it will become a single value. So, the return type is int. Main function. In the main function, we have to declare an array. Variable i or s. I have written printf, enter values. To read them, we have to write a scanf for loop. In which we will repeat scanf. So, the size of the array is the same as the loop we have run. So, we have to input all the elements from the user. Now, after reading the values from the user, we have to call the function. So, you have to write this. This is calling of function. So, we have called some function. We have passed an argument as an array. And the total sum we will return will be stored in the variable s. So, to print some, I have to display the s variable. So, you can see in the main function, the logic of sum is not written anywhere. We have to define it separately after the main function is finished. And what I have written above, it is declaration. Which I have already told you in the previous two videos, how we create it. Now, we will write int sum, int a and square. So, whenever you write the definition of the function, you have to write the data type and the variable. Now, we have to write the variable array type, square bracket b. Then, i and s.  And what you can do through the loop? s equals to s plus a of n. So, this loop will sum all the elements available in the array. After the loop is finished, the total will come in the variable s. So, what will you write? return s. So, from here, s will return its value, wherever this function is called. So, in this way, I passed the array to the function. I added it to the function. And the final outcome that came out, I returned it to the main function again. And this whole block, we will call it definition. So, in this way, you can pass the array to the function and process it. So, I have explained the array programs in the previous videos. You can convert them. If you ever have any doubt, then my details are available to you. You can terminicate it. So, I have inputted 10 numbers. And what is the sum that came out? 10. Okay. Now, the benefit of the function is that we have written the definition of the sum function. Now, you have one more array. So, you do not have to write the logic of the sum function. You simply have to call it so that you can calculate the sum of the other arrays. So, how do we reuse the function? So, I have explained that in lecture number 28. Look, in 28, I have told you that how we can call one function more than once. Okay. So, in this video, you must have seen that. So, you can apply that thing here also. So, now we have seen how to pass the array without pointer. Now, we will see how to use pointer. Sometimes, such a requirement comes that you want to process the array through pointer and through function. So, in that case, what we will do? Here, you will have to use integer pointer. Main function as it is, because when we pass the array, I have already told you that the name of the array denotes its base address. I have told you in the array and pointer that the name of the array represents base address, beginning address. So, when we are passing the name of the array from the calling, it passes its base address. So, you have to receive it in the pointer here. Then, we have run the loop 10 times. And what we have written in this loop? I have written this AO5 as asterisk p and p++. Okay. Now, you can see that in the calculation, I have not used the array anywhere. I have passed the base address of the main function of the 11th line from there, which was received in the pointer from the array. So, how does the array and pointer work? For that, you will have to see the video which I have made for the array and pointer. So, the entire video series that you are following you must have understood this. If you want to learn the array and pointer, then I will tell you which lecture number it will be. Look at this. I had told you in lecture number 23 how to use the array and pointer. So, you will understand that when you see it. So, the first topic has been covered that how to pass the array in the function without the pointer or the pointer. Now, we are going to use the same approach for the string. So, it will be very easy to understand the string. First, I will run it and tell you whether it will work properly or not. See, I am entering 10 values again and what is the sum? So, you can pass the array in the function without the pointer and using the pointer in both the ways. Now, we will pass the string. So, we have to use the characters in the string. So, we will pass a character in the string function and we will get the length of the character in which it will be available. Now, the name of the function will be length. Here, I have written character str size 10. Here, I have written getters str and I have done this. In the string, in the length in which it will be available, l equals to length of str. This function has been called. And to print the length, length equals to percent of l. See, we have modified the main function. So, you know how to read the string. You have come to call the function. So, you can write the definition easily. So, what you have to do? Character str. Now, you can see that as the integer array is being processed, the character array is also being processed. So, the loop of this is different. Because we don't know how many characters are there. So, we run the str of i till null. So, I have already told this in the string video. So, I request you to follow the entire video series. If there is no topic, you can understand it. So, if there is a topic related to it, you will understand it well. So, I have modified this. See, I have passed the string, from line number 11 as an argument. And this was the definition in which I have received the string. And after that, I have applied this calculation. So, now, if we execute this. And I have entered my name. See, what is the length? Six. And I hope that you can easily convert this into a pointer. So, this is the new character pointer. Main function will remain the same. Here, it will be pointer p. Here, we will write pointer p. Because we have to extract value from p. And we will add p to plus. So, where we have used the array, we have used the pointer. So, if you look at this code, it will not show you the string, character array. Only the pointer is used. And if we execute this. See, I have entered the length. Six. So, in this way, you can pass the string without pointer or using pointer in both ways. Next, you see, pass structure using or without using pointer into function. So, this is also going to be very simple. Because you have already read the structure. I understand this. If you have not read it, then read it first so that you can get familiar with the structure. We will not return anything from the structure. We will just print it. So, I have written the name of the function. Display. So, first, I will pass a structure variable. So, I am writing struct-student. So, as I have to pass an integer, then I will just write int. Now, I have to pass a structure type variable. So, I have written struct-student. Now, let's erase all the other things. So, here I have written struct-student s. Then, I have written printf enter roll number name and marks. Then, I have scanned. First, I have scanned roll number. So, %d m% s.roll number. Then, I have to read the name. And then, I have to read the marks. Okay. Now, we will have to make a character variable more. So, whenever I tell the structure, then I create it and I use it to bypass the enter. Okay. This will be erased. I will erase it completely from the beginning. So, in the main function, we have got input from the user. Everything is available in s variable. Now, I have to display it. Means, the input that the user has made is to be displayed. But, I have to display in the main function. So, see the written type of the display function is void. So, I have not used any variable here. s. I had to pass here. So, I have used the data type here. Struct student. Okay. Because the structure type is a variable. Now, I have to define the display function. So, I have to define the display function. So, I have to define the display function. So, if we are accessing the member, we will put a dot. But, when I will convert it through point tricot, I will change it a little bit. So, that thing will be important for you. So, you will understand how we process the structure through the function. 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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casewrakes.com coming at you with 2022-23 Bowman University Inception Four box random letter break number 18. We're going by the first letter of their first name This also this one also includes some football players as well in addition to Wen Benyama and Katelyn Clark So big thanks to this group for making it happen There are the letters in the combo letters right there Let's roll it randomize it six and a five eleven times your names and letters one Peter down to Brian after eleven six and a five eleven times for the letters one two three Once more 11th and final time All right Peter with the S Brian with H Eric with P Michael Vg it Eric with C Brian with J Seth with E F Benjamin with D Michael with N O Brian with a XL Ben with R Eric with M Greg with B Brian with Z Seth with K and Brian with W. So let's sort that alphabetically And while you're considering trades Let's see which set of four we're gonna do here We'll go one two three four five six for the dice roll on the dice roll to see which Stack of four we're gonna do and it's four one two three four so middle stack These we will save for next time next four boxes in the store right now Jasty's case breaks Alright, and I don't think anyone's even whispering about a trade here. So let's just print and rip alright, so Other well, I don't know fair Eric. Are you here? Benjamin is offering D and R For your seat, I guess I didn't really officially close the trade window yet. Does that move the needle for you? No, maybe maybe Erica stepped away I've got a feeling he's not Ben, but I want to give it maybe he's thinking on it Maybe he's lagging maybe the maybe he's lagging on the video That has ruined a trade window be many times before All right trade window going once trade window going twice All right, sorry Ben TWC trade window closed. Okay. There's Eric. He says he cannot all right now Now Ben's name isn't cut off here. So there's the fresh print out right there break number 18 two autographs a box And that in that inception format that many of you I'm sure are familiar with Thanks everyone for making this happen so the autographs should be These top two right here. Yeah, and obviously all card ship and the behind Cal where is Is Kate McNamara? This is autograph going to Eric Houston letter C and we've got Jackson caller 38 out of 99 letter J. It'll be for Brian T and a Cal white 61 out of 99 Box one box two and RJ if you were if you're interested in finishing off that chrome break Make sure you do it sooner rather than later before we run out of time. We're getting pretty close to the end of our evening Just FYI If you're still thinking on it, no worries. I mean we can also do it tomorrow We break seven nights a week All right behind Ernest The autographs go that way. Yeah, there's Xavier Hutchinson 40 out of 50 X that's for Brian T letter X last fall mojo. Now it's backwards again mark Mitchell letter M Eric Eric Houston with M and Ernest will go to Seth and the letter E the EF combo and mark Armstrong is Brandon Slater 50 out of 75 Greg the letter B and then we have jet. Whoo Jet Howard jetting over to Brian and the letter J And of course jet Howard is the son of a Juwan Howard His pop is also the coach Michigan I think that's why I think do they have does he have multiple sons that are at Michigan that I don't know To one Howard is a big Wikipedia section here. Not he maybe it's just Yeah, Jace Howard and jet who's two years younger than Jace both are at Michigan and there's mark Armstrong letter M I think that's why Juwan Howard is staying at Michigan at least for the next However long his sons play at Michigan Before he even thinks about I mean even then he might still say in Michigan, but but yeah, so He's gonna coach his sons Before even thinking about Maybe an MBA job because I think he's always been tabbed for an MB job here and there. All right, we got Felix O'Para Letter F. Did I just hear Scott van Pelt say that Peter Lonzo had his first? Walk-off home run recently all those home runs. He's hit hasn't had one till these days until Anyway, there's Felix of Para Seth with the letter EF EF combo And then we've got will Anderson Will Anderson nice W Brian T with will Anderson and then The final card here is Phil Jerkoveck 110 out of 199 for the letter P That is for Eric Houston and there you go again, we've got another four boxes of Bowen University inception in the store right now If you want to check it out, I mean we'll run this back tonight if you want to just piece case brace calm Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us and I'll see you next time for the next university break. Bye. Bye


What's up everybody? Jason here for jaspyscasebrakes.com 2019-20 upper-deck OPG Platinum hockey 16 box master case break picker teams number four just sold out And we're giving away a free box of OPG Platinum. How to get entered is just buy two teams or more in this break Two teams equals one entry four teams equals two entries and six teams equals three entries So there you go, and we'll do that at the end of the break It's everybody about into the break bill getting the Canadians last Bob mojo And again, it's a full master. So it's gonna take me a little over an hour an hour ten minutes or so But after this blaster case half case will be coming up And again, that still leaves us more than enough time to fill up the optic Prism mixer and the Football mixer that can be the last way began the night That football mixer will take me a little over two hours, but if we can fill it up by 8 30 I'll break it and stay a little extra 30 40 minutes So again, if not, then we're gonna have to push back breaks Until tomorrow if you really want that mixer to go you really want that optic basketball mixture to go Grab your spots right now and get it going. What up, mr. Mike daddy? Good stuff. That's right. Nice there. Awesome Cool now if you guys want to sell the football mixer and let that be the last break of the night Sell out the last sell a pack break Again, it's gonna take me like two hours So I'm willing to make that the last break of the night and stay a little extra, but that's it If not, we'll have to push back the football mixture tomorrow And that could be the first thing that Joe does for you guys But if you want to fill it tonight Grab your spots So either the mixer is going off tonight And nothing else will break after the mixer or other breaks are selling out before the mixer and the mixer will go tomorrow All right guys, here you go first four boxes out of the 16 Good luck. I'm trying something to see you and a couple cockle look at that very nice 23 at a 99 Arctic freeze Start us off really good with the Rangers If it fills by 8 30 Trevor, I will you guys have about an hour and a half Philippe in my coat to come the Emmy John Tavares tonight and I Yeah, it's technically sold out, but we have we have the last four spots in the pack break right next to the optic So once that one sells we can break it That's the line in which it should But there'll be a deadline by 8 30 to update for the jets So we have 25 spots left that has the last four spots in the mixer and Cody glass very nice Pink both quest to 99 Arctic freeze And we got no adoption Horkin no problem, man. It should go off tonight. I'm hoping it does Because we're that close 25 left guys Jack Hughes Darnell nurse Quinn Hughes Edmund we got an orange checkers coming up and it's Oliver waltz from that looks very good with that Islander's orange 22 out of 25 orange checkers Nick Sasuke Barzell 299 red prism and we got for the Washington capitals rainbow autograph Joey Martin Fat her bar there you go Joe nice the next box I know TK Jack Eichel Brian Souter 21 Algeroo and Lucas Walmart autograph violet pixels from 1718 Going to the hurricane's gonna run next one Nice Nick Sasuke sunset Nikolai for Horkin Jack Hughes Quinn Hughes Ryan Poe and Zadina Olson, I believe there are 20 Hurricanes without one marquee Ricky's Julian And a Teddy Bolger Rookie retro red auto is one of my favorite sets to looks nice The red rainbow autos Peng with one of my glutes Suki nice Philo Zadina Rainbow and Oliver wallstrom nice you can collect the rainbow Herb as is outters Ryan Got an orange checkers and now a Arctic freeze I look like people are grabbing cup spots Cup hockey is not down to four left But which break Mason a pick your team like for the regular version and if our collegiate Like I'm gonna explain just what happens if you pick the team or do I'm gonna explain the random number blocks Just want to make sure I'm not sure Todd father if there's a complete checklist out just yet There's not on Carver connection that I'm assuming that yet Mac well, we have to solve the last retail pack break If we don't sell it up by 830 then that mixer won't be going till tomorrow because it is gonna take me two hours And if I break it by 830 I can stay next to 30 40 minutes to finish it But if it doesn't fill by 830 Then what's the push that back till tomorrow and Joe will do it the first that'll be the first break he comes in So basically you buy the team It's in their collegiate uniform. So we go by group break checklists I think the checklist is also an item description and basically if the team hits a card comes out for that team You get it if nothing pops up Then unfortunately you don't get anything That's the risk So you buy the team for a fixed price and it goes by pretty much checklist potential rookies auto that you can hit for that team and Again, if you don't get anything then or nothing pops up for your team that you don't get anything You're taking a risk at paying a fraction of the price of the box or case by team If it were to sell Mason What we do it here is once the break sells out it'll break But we do have a break schedule per se We're on only for eight hours a day from two to ten sometimes I stay a little extra like yesterday But if it doesn't fill then it'll go on to the next day until it fills Well, I think I combined it some packs and I put them all over here by accident I'm cool Tyler. I mean if you want to send it to us, maybe we can publish it on Our Instagram that actually be a cool idea. What's up to you? Jack Hughes rainbow. There you go 2199 max domey a Brahma. Yeah, Jaspy's case breaks at Gmail. Whoa. Nice one right here. Look at that. It's seismic gold beautiful five out of 50 of Sarelia For the Blackhawks when a Scott and a Quinn Hughes hollow Not hollow. I guess a rainbow, sorry For the Nucks tell you Jack and Quinn are like literally paired up like Zion and and thible and prison professor to 199 Frederick Kirby Dutch and John and T's Nikolai Pro Horkin. Whoa, redemption behind Cam Fowler We got peachy-planar Maruki autographs Nd no numbering Noah Dobson Which I believe that's Islanders Yeah, is landers. There you go. What up J dog? No problem, man You did get one. I think so, right? Congratulations Well, aren't isn't it isn't it like a trio if you see Zon, you're gonna get John Tyler hero rock Nelson Call Grunstrom if the last pack sells by 830. I Can squeeze it in If not, it's gonna be the first thing Joe breaks tomorrow Kirby Dodge Nice Nick Suzuki Sergey Bobrowski to 149 Wow, we got a Jack Hughes autograph There you go Devils What a Joseph sweet Jordan Everly nice break for the Islanders 50 out of 50 Seisman gold and call Grunstrom Sunset Bertuzzi to 399 Ryan Souter Wallstone and a Dylan Sakura Update rookie autograph for the Hawks black Hawks What a Scott All right next eight boxes All right next four boxes Last box and then go through these ones And we're almost done with the last four over there again. I should be right on schedule to finish right before eight o'clock We do the optic blaster break that'll take like 15-20 minutes And again, I really want that mixture to fill by 830. It's done hour away So that way after the prism mixer That'll be the following break and we can call it a night, but Takes a little too much longer might get pushed to tomorrow guys This is probably will take me two hours Break that for the Toronto Maple is marquee rookie to 199 You got Sarelia a Brahm off. We got a KC middle stat orange checkers 10 out of 25 and Joel last bronze And Alexandra Trey blue jackets When a desu if you're not a fan of it Matt, of course Beautiful cards here though. She liked the hobbies. You'd like these cards Feel like the sport, of course Love the Sunsets 399 we're gay And nice broncstrom rookie autos red prism 30 out of 50 Auto center is going to desu next ones Seismic gold what that I was a kale Six out of 50 Connor Timmons tonight seismic gold rookie farby Jack Hughes couple cockle Looks like it if you guys want to do it Shenny Shen blue rainbow and Matthew or yeah Matthew Joseph for the light Update rookie Otto Austin Matthew. That's a beautiful looking card. Just love the color 21 out of 149 for the Leafs and Zedina Sunsets.  I didn't realize that card came like Already kind of dent it in a way Right there doesn't look dent in the back. It looks like just in the front. I Be like a machine or something slow to fly Or Tony sorry Tony you have the nuts. I'm looking at the Leafs.  I believe unless it's a green retro Could be a green retro the last time I got confused But I'll teach it. I don't think they ever made a PG Platinum books. I've never seen one Unless they have one in this checklist, but no, I don't think so Not that I know of I've never pulled one or never seen one pulled, but I Don't think that'd be nice of that actually had a PG Platinum book or something This product is just more like Bowman chrome and tops chrome where it's just basically chasing the color and The on-card autographs of the rookies in previous years. I've had a pretty good strong checklist of veterans but as of late they've been kind of Pushing more towards just rookies Our last box again. I appreciate you guys filling up a PG Platinum as we just posted it today. I Really want to do more of this stuff honestly Is that two emeralds? No, there's not two emerald searches in here. Is it? The other one must be a green one green retro But I'll see if I can get more of this stuff Sold out the three cases on release day Got another one in today sold it out same day Fun fun product. Oh, yes in the cup you could get books for sure. All right, let's see what we got here Yes, it's a green rainbow retro Nicholas Hague Beautiful car out of 15. That's actually called green houndstooth To be exact. That's a nice one Nikita Gusev Do Shane I haven't pulled any pond hockey yet, huh? Sean Monahan has one thing we haven't pulled yet Jack Hughes and Sammy Niku Auto for the Jets of the update 1819 and a Kirby Dutch Matt pink nice Lockhawks good break Scott our next box Wow, look at that both quests rookie seismic gold 33 out of 50 Tuzi Farby Rodney Casey Middlestab Adam Fox Quinn Hughes David insert quicky 32 7 out of 399 and David Gustafson Jets got a nice handful of autographs from this break. You go jets mark that one our next box Suzuki lung quiz Cody glass Braden point Stamco's a Alexander Volkov Rookie auto there for the bolts red prism 2 out of 50 for Moscow Bolts one of my gugolucci Our last box Julian max Pixel Not too shame to 199 Listen, we got we do have a surge. We'll leave that right there to be the last hit Is it gonna be a surge autograph? Holy Curly?    Don't you Charles really doesn't want that full mixer to happen today Fighting words over here All right, let's see One two three four, so you get two order two spots in there dice it one two Joseph you only have three so you only get one entry Michael one two three four five six my glitchy. It's three Rick one two three four All right. I'm missing gets two One Tony with two. All right. There you go Customers here have a chance to Get a free box of plat Cuz my number one gets it after Three to four seven times One two three four five six seven Boom Joseph at number one after seven times Congratulations, we get a box of will peach you platinum. There you go guys Jaspies case breaks calm


Titans hosted it back for the motion party last night. How was it the community holiday party? Oh, that's what we caught It was amazing. It was amazing You know, I appreciate the players The men that they are they went up and it was great to see our community relations department did an unbelievable job Everything was decorated Some amazing gifts our players Raised a lot of money for some really really cool presents and I think everybody had a great time What's Jack Gibbons shown you that earned him the call up to the 53? Well, I think he played multiple positions. You know, he's learned both spots inside and I think the biggest thing is he was Did a good to decent job on on special teams, you know, so that's You have to make sure you got guys that can play on special teams and you know, we're still looking for a lot of those guys No, you said you're looking for uptick from money last week. Did you see some of that? I thought yeah, there I think that the you know, there was certainly some really good speed plays where he kind of just triggered and went he was active and I think hopefully that's a just taking some big steps, you know, I think Unfortunately, it's kind of had some setbacks Just since he's been here and seemed like every time things were going good and he was improving the injury and You know, whatever it was and so he's that's no fault of his is just working back from that You know miss training camp missed OTA's and you know, you could sit in a meeting for so long But I think as a young linebacker Especially and you have to be out there You have to start to see the bodies and the movement and understand and just where it's instinctual and thought he did a nice job Making some of those plays last week where Robert Woods being your nominee for the ad blocker Yeah, what are your thoughts on him and how he's been able to you know, get in that position. Yeah I just think that there's a lot of respect from the professional that he is his toughness And I think it's you know, it's been a transition I think for for Robert and where he is in his career and switching teams to a team that You know, probably relied You know a lot heavier on the past came here hasn't Complained once he's gone in and and blocked. He's never asked for a day off I mean, we had a plan when he was coming back from training camp or when he would go and track this mileage I thought he helped Caleb through that process in the off-season You know, there was a lot of things. I'm I didn't count the votes tied to that. I'm sure it was a it was a landslide You know, and I just think that that's that's a really cool award and that's something that I Think he embodied just throughout the season Keith Carter mentioned yesterday. I think that Dylan had been taking some snaps Beyond just the guards, but how was he done in that regard? And is there you know, any chance he might factor in the mix? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, man. I think that You know keep working with Dylan. I Did some good stuff when he's been able to go in there. He's played a couple of different positions for us try to You know expand, you know where he's at so we'll see kind of where things lead on Sunday and Pretty good chance. I'll probably play multiple positions Mike with the Nico kind of getting trying to get back in the mix. How have you maybe seen him progress? The Niko's out Save my breath Some other guys that the guys that you open the windows for this week in terms of coming back my arm How did they fare during the week? Um, yeah, man, it was good to see him out there See how they respond here today and kind of make a decision tomorrow Zach get some stuff and and so did Lonnie. Right. Is that who we had? Nope tray every will be out Berks will be out out not out of protocol Any other good news I can report Another week in practice Do you see him maybe getting into the flow a little bit more? Well, yeah I mean, I think the the thing that stood out is the work that he put in while he was out mentally That's hard to stay engaged when there's not a clear sight of return Mention that last week. I thought him and Josh worked very hard to get back in a time that they did Talked a lot of people and you know There wasn't much optimism for a racy to to be back really before the first of the year So give him a lot of credit for working hard and wanting to do it working through the soreness Being diligent in his rehab and then also staying engaged mentally so that when he came back It wasn't like he was starting over from scratch Then he killed what you've been about his progress then he goes out So I just told man. Oh, yeah, it's hard to listen. Yep. It's hard to listen type Anybody else out besides those three hooker board Fulton Hilliard Should be seven right Laundry Barks Fulton Hooker Hilliard board Havery. Yep