So we're here at the Atmol booth and this is a really small chip. The chip is right there. This is really small. What is this? This is a 2.1 x 2.1 SoC which is our brand new Bluetooth low energy or Bluetooth smart product. It's built from the grounds up for IoT applications. It's the world's smallest Bluetooth low energy chip. Lowest power consumption. Beating best in class today in the market by about 35%. Beating the area by about 40%. Beating the leakage current by about 60%. And beating the average current on advertising mode by 300% versus what's available today in the market. How can you do this? How can you make it so small and so... That's our secret sauce but in reality it's a result of focusing on developing IoT based product from the ground up. Not repurposing products that were developed 2, 3, 4 years ago and just slapping a logo for IoT applications on it and say okay I got an IoT product. So the other people are doing kind of like Bluetooth for let's say headphones and music and stuff and then just reusing that for IoT. They've had a lot of products sitting around for consumer applications for remote control for mouse. This is built specifically for IoT applications. It's built specifically for coin cell drum cell batteries. For some of the applications that last as high as 9 years. 9 year battery life for low battery. For the little round battery. For the little round battery. That's right. And that's what happens when you put your focus on developing something from the ground up for IoT type of applications. So what is an IoT application? Is it like an application that just beams once in a while and tells once in a while where it is? It's a command and control for BLE. A lot of people use it actually for sync up for different kinds of gadgets or things around the house. But it wakes up every so often. It does something. It reports something. It's based on a business logic that it sets on a threshold and when something happens it reports what happened and what the result of it is. From an application point of view BLE is taking over lots of different applications around the home. It communicates with your smartphone which is prevalent in everybody's household. This particular chip is built based on Cortex M0. It comes with 128K of ROM which is completely available. Almost 96K of it is available for application space for lots of space for you to develop the applications. It's a self-contained chip. There are multiple versions of it that they come with. So since it's so small does that allow for smaller things? Very small. Smaller devices. Very small footprint. Very low power consumption. This is the kind of things that integrates IoT into the background of our everyday life. Like I said with this size imagine the opportunity of the type of products that you can design. This is what used to be called in academia the magic dust. This can be integrated into clothes and walls and floors. Where is it going to go? Is it like beacon? That's certainly one of the applications. The demo specifically. Is that a beacon? It is for beacon applications. That's what the demo used to do. So when people talk about beacons they would like to have millions and millions of beacons everywhere. So that can work for that. For that again imagine when you have hundreds of these around the house or any type of building. When you have to change battery on these things. So it's really important to have something that from a power consumption perspective that's the lowest power consumption possible. And the beauty of this chip is with as low a leakage current, as low a transmit undersea current that your coincide battery lasts a very long time. So you don't have to send technicians to go and change batteries constantly because you're getting the beacon applications and you're using Bluetooth low energy. So when is this available? This is available in sample to the market by the end of March and mass productions by June. By June this is the latest in Bluetooth technology right here.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with Jaspys 19 box, the Captain Baseball Mixer. It's a random team break featuring a definitive Jeter framed autograph giveaway. Wow, out of three, I've got it right here. Let me show you, it's just in case you're wondering, are you for real? We're for real, there it is. The Captain. Just one off the jersey number as usual. Right, he's two, right? There it is. So we're giving that away to one person at the end of the break. That person also gets a train whistle, obviously. Out of fives and under, get the train whistle. That'll be a separate dice roll at the very, very end of the break. There you go, there's a closer shot right there. Everyone has a shot at it. Got a lot of nice stuff in this mixer, ladies and gentlemen. There are all the boxes here. Big thanks to everybody who bought their spot straight up and congrats to the winners in those mini box breaks. Congrats to you, all 30 teams are in. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. 11 times, six and a five. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11 in final time. 11, yep, I said 11, there you go. After 11 times, we've got James Beedle down to Ryan Harold. James Beedle Bard. 11 times for the teams. Good luck, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11 in final time. After 11, we got the Brew Crew down to the Blue Jays. There you go, after 11 times, trades are allowed. I will pause the video in just a second and allow for some trade chatter, but trade at your own risk. If you mess up a trade, it's not my fault. There's no crying in baseball, you gotta live with it. James with the Brew Crew, Chris, you got the Cubs. James with the Cardinals, Asa with the Diamondbacks, Paul with the Padres, David with the Reds, Nick with the Angels, Matt with the Giants, Mike with the Astros, Nick with the Nats, Edwin with the M's, Jamie with the A's, Paul with the Red Sox, Mike with the Phillies, and you got my Dodgers from those spots you won in the mini box break. Ryan with the Braves, Nick with the Pirates, Adam with the Royals, Paul Nixon with the Mets, James with the Tigers, Volleyball Nancy with the Orioles, Chris Perron with the Rockies, Jeremy Monaghan with the Rays, Jim Bly with the Marlins, Mike Tower with the White Sox, James Yankees with the spot that you won, nice. Adam Wilson, Last Spot Mojo, Texas Rangers, Justin with the Twins, Adam Jake with the Tribe, and Ryan Harold with the Blue Jays. There you have it, all right, let's sort by column B right here. There we go. I'm gonna pause the video, and when we come back we're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the 19 box breaks.  And we're back, a lot of trade chatter, but in the end no deals were done. So it's all good. Thank you, good luck. Friday, 29th, Jasmine's 19 box, the Captain Baseball Mixer, should be a lot of fun. Hopefully we'll get some big hits out of here. We'll definitely guarantee one big hit right here, it's that Jeter. So everyone has a shot at the end. So if you end up having a crappy break, you're like, by the end of the break, remember play to the whistle, but if you get to the end, you're like, man, Joe, this is pretty garbage. You at least still have a shot at the Jeter. Now if you had an excellent break, you can be like, whoa, Joe. Jeter would be a nice cherry on top and it would be. I'm gonna take the under on this team Mulroy here, taking the under. Daniel Smith asking, oh, I know this is a baseball break, but it's a long one, so we can kind of get off topic a little bit. Daniel Smith saying, anyone actually seen a mosaic at a Walmart mosaic basketball? I've looked and looked, but there's none. I think you have to camp at a Walmart to get, I think so too. From what I understand, they are independently, they're stocked independently, right? So you gotta know, you gotta get in good with the some sort of stock manager, warehouse manager at your local Walmart or Target and find out when they come in, if they even have a consistent schedule. So then you've got to figure that out and then know when that arrives and then be there at eight in the morning when they're putting it all out or whenever they do it and then bang, you get it. Now those days, no longer, Paul Nixon, he grew up in the junk wax area.  Ooh, nice, Jordan. She's a keeper. Digital Jordan's, Mrs. Digital Jordan got 20 blasters and 15 megas for him at the Walmart today. There you go, Daniel Smith. Nice. It's easier just to buy, breaks on Jaspies. What an endorsement, thank you. It is easier. Mosaic, jaspiescasebreaks.com. We've got a handful of spots available, go get it. There's Mitch Moreland right here, autograph. Good work, Daniel Smith. All right, that's for the Rangers. Just for the interest of time, I'm not gonna top load those, but our team will take care of that. If you don't mind, Rangers, that'll be for Adam Wilson, last bot Mojo. John Mudry saying, Excel partners stock target, ran into one, he gave me three Mosaic box and Bowman. They're very strict. See, that's part of the treasure hunting though, ladies and gentlemen. That's part of the treasure hunting nowadays. You know, it's trying to find out who's got the inside info. When are these places stocked? How many can you get? Are there buying limits? There's Tom Kohler to 750, going to Miami. That'll be for the Marlins. That's gonna go to Jim Bly. An expired redemption, but we'll see if it's someone that, I'll probably give you points if they can redeem it. We've got Tyler Skaggs was Arizona. Tyler Skaggs, I forgot about that, 100. 500, that is, 230 out of 500. And that'll be for Asa and the Diamondbacks. Troy Gloss, that's gotta be Angels too, right? I'm gonna pull up a checklist here. David S, the high end break is, yeah. Guess how much that 1920 prism basketball hobby case goes for now. That's half of it, more than half of it. Gloss is gonna be St. Louis in 2013. By the way, while I'm looking this up, just a quick note, there will be, there should, could be an instance where there are non-pro uniforms without a checklist, because we default to checklist first. All right, I don't think there's a 2013 checklist. Here, maybe cardboard connection has it. And in that instance, we'll go to the team that they played for the longest if they're retired or the team they're currently on. Troy Gloss in 2013, oh, come on. He was retired by 2013. PaniniAmerica.net slash checklist. Sorry, folks, baseball, 2013, Panini, select, download full checklist. I don't wanna download, can you just show the checklist? Stignature prisms, they don't have team assignments here either. All right, then we'll default to what team he played for the longest then, right? By our non-pro uniform, no checklist rules, right? He played with the angels from 98 to 04. That's by far the longest. Diamondbacks for his season, Blue Jays for two season, Cardinals for two season, Braves one season, so angels. He's probably an angel anyway. Nick Reason with that one, although they met up in Anaheim back then. Los Angeles, angels of Anaheim of Orange County in California. All right, all right, where should we, let's go with some older boxes here. Let's get this elite going right here. This elite from 2015. Yeah, the first off the line anti-basketball is gonna be kinda wild. What, I'm not sure, what is a Dutch auction? I'm not sure what that is. How does that work? Riffer says, Panini always starts Dutch auctions two times the expected price. So he's seeing that first off the line anti-basketball goes for $12,000, $15,000 instead. Oh, goes backwards as Coop and Riffer. A reverse auction. I don't think a Dutch oven, Paul Nixon. Dutch auction. Starts at 13 and goes down to 750. So what am I, so how does it, what am I bidding? Like if no one buys it at 30,000 at X amount price and it goes down X amount, and if no one buys it there, then it goes down X amount. But how long is that time limit before the price goes down? These will sleeve and top load before they go out as well, we'll set those aside. Out of 25, Kyle Schwarber, it's a nice patch. Cubbies, Chris, W with the Cubs. Gotcha, so Sean saying goes down a set amount on a set time. Okay, so someone could conceivably buy it for buy a box of anti first off the line basketball, $30,000, but no one's really doing that, right? Kenny's Vargas, autograph for the Twins, Justin. And Jormon Rodriguez for the Reds, rookie autograph for David Duffy. Javier Baez, rookie Relic, going to Chris. So it's the whole FOMO thing, yeah. That's what Sean and, okay. Yeah, the old FOMO. All right, well, when is that, that's next week or something like that? Good luck to everybody in that. I don't know if we're gonna be in on it. I guess we'll try. Yeah, Tops Project 2020, it's a bit of FOMO there too, right? Worked out for some, didn't work out for others from what I understand. It's an interesting, I like that project though. I thought that was really interesting. I thought that was interesting. I thought maybe if they, you know, get another interesting tier of artists to get in on that, could be a lot of interesting things. Vlad Guerrero Jr. to 99. Gabriel Guerrero for the Marlins to 99. Absolute rookie autographs. Another Miami Marlin for Jim Bly. Luis Ortiz, America's pastime autograph to 99. So does the whole, when did they start doing this Dutch auction thing? Does that help prevent like bots from getting, from stealing boxes? Is that an advantage? 004 to 199. Freddie Peralta for the Brew Crew, James Beedle. And Cooper, I can't believe that Draft King stock. I thank you again for that tip. There's Eloy Jimenez. Prime Patch. Not sure is he going to Mike Tower? Got the White Sox. That's a good randomizer for you, Mike Tower. Nice. Chris Paddock. All right, let's get this heritage going. We want to get some of this heavier stuff out of the way first.   Listen, it's like the stock market. And betting on sports, there are sharps and there are squares. Be a sharp, be a square. You know, you're going to be one or the other. I'd rather be, be a sharp. Do your research, study, study stuff. You know, like I'm happy. Oh, hi, Nick. Want to do some, do some Bowman. Oh, we got the big cart, the big boy cart. Want to do some series one. Want to do some update series. There you go. Thanks. We'll get a little help now. Thanks, Nick. Maybe just leave those, I can just do those. Those guys will close with these higher end boxes right here. The ultimate, clearly authentic inception and then five star. Everyone can see Nick on the Nick camera right up there. I'll even expand it just a tiny bit just so you can get a clearer picture of what he's doing. No funny business there. Like it's dumb, no funny business. Daniel Smith, you still don't get digital cards. I don't get it either. The blockchain stuff. Yeah, regular versions, cow of those project 2020s have been selling for a lot. Apparently the early ones that were, it's print to order. So I think the early ones, people, it was the early ones were a lot shorter printed. So I think that drove the price. And it's trout. I think trout was one of the early ones too. Will Christian, yes, Nick at night. Nick said he will do Nick at night tonight. So get some, I know we got stuff that are really close. Bowman baseball jumbo pack is close to unlock hobby. We can do more mini breaks. Noir is close because that pack is moving and someone bought a team straight up. And that Noir number four at picker team four, I think. Mosaic is only a handful of teams away. So like baseball, that final third of the case, we're almost done there too. So yeah, I think we can, I think Nick will have plenty to do tonight. Maybe a mixer. I don't know about the mixers, but we can get, at least get that closer. Wow, Joe Drobeck bought five trouts for like 85 bucks. Project 2020 trouts for 85 bucks. 1500 each on eBay, huh? Now imagine if they get like some hotter artists like next year, show me beak. I don't know, I switched it, but it doesn't feel right. These, yeah. Yeah, it may have to get from the Blade Company. Heritage has the short print names on the back, right? Those are all facsimile autographs, by the way. This is not an autograph hot box. A Banksy Trout, Billy Ripkenbat by Picasso. I guess one of his progeny, maybe. Shepard Ferry. Sean Corbwoodville with the Shepard Ferry. I mean, what about some Joe Jaspi? What about some Joe Jaspi art? There's not five left on the high-end basketball mixer, David S., we still have a number of mini breaks we need to do to do that. If you look right next to the high-end mixer, you'll see a couple breaks where it says win spots in the mixer. I don't know how many more do we need to do for that mixer? I think like seven or eight. We need to do seven or eight total. I think we only did like two or three. Depends on how many of the two or three. So we're still a ways out. You probably won't sell any full spots other than those five. So if you wanted a full spot, then I would. There you go, you heard it here first. Go to the ear tomorrow. Yeah, Mosaic, only six left. That almost look real. It's not. Even I get fooled by those facsimile. They'll all be blue ink anyway, but. How can it be contactless drive-through? Stop saying that. Yeah, I don't understand that. They're still handing me a bag, right? What are they not contacting? Who am I paying? Am I just imagining? I'm handing a card to somebody. That person has contacted my card. That's a new buzz blaster. There's the yellich for the brewers, James Beedle. The advertising team was like, wait a minute. It's not any different from before. No. Drive-through is literally the same exact thing. Maybe they're wearing masks and gloves, but don't say contactless drive-through. They're contacting everything. I like how Papa John's like, oh, we'll put a sticker on there. And they're like, so no one. So what were they doing before? Touching my pizza after it's baked? They're like putting their hands on it? That's weird. That bothered me. When it comes to all this hygiene stuff, it always makes you wonder, so what were they doing before? Contactless drive-through. Stop saying that. So much contact. Unless they're just tossing the bag for me. But even then, they're holding the bag that I guess they're wearing gloves. Maybe that's what they're saying. It's not contacted by an actual. What are you doing to my pay? Some guy would... Exactly, I'm giving a card to somebody. Or else they're holding out the credit card machine out the window. I think they're hoping that it's just that they're wearing gloves. They're not contacting you with their human hand. Here's some series one. They're contacting. I think Teddy wants to do more Star Wars later or what? He said something. He had, Cardis said he had a Billy D. Williams to 10. Which is pretty good. Here's Boba Shet. Can anybody reply to the contact through the chat? No, that's not playing. It's not playing in the chat. I guess everyone's just over it. I don't, we don't see any plastic trays here, Greg. What do you mean you're over-failing few? I don't like C-card. I don't even know you anymore, man. You want to watch Common Knowledge with Joey Fatone? I don't watch C-21 Lars. C-21 Lars Edition? How you doing, Ted? I don't know, seemed a little quiet out there. People didn't care before. Now they just want a little return, so a sticker make them happy. So, explain how the pizzas get sliced straight from the oven to the box. Yes, I know, I know. It's, it's silly. They must pre-slice it and then cook it. Pre-slice it? Someone's touching it. They pre-slice it. Have you, have you ever seen a pizza get made? No, but they pre-slice it though. It goes from the oven to the box. Oh man, I mean, it's just the same thing. Nothing has changed. I mean, I guess maybe they're wearing more gloves now but shouldn't have, they've been doing that anyway. Nick Sanzel, more Nick Sanzel for the Reds. It's a better base comment. I'm like, Joe, you're recognizing a better base comment. All right, so name on top will get the Jeter and the second name will get the famous San Diego chicken. Remember, not part of the Padres. That's like almost an insult. A lot of graphic. Oh, I don't even know what I'm looking for in the series one, by the way. I don't even know what you're looking for. What am I, what's in here? Pits? Am I pulling rookies? I guess rookies will get sorted out anyway. I don't know the variations anymore. Let's get the life sports back, ladies and gentlemen. Otherwise, we're just driving ourselves crazy here. I think this is a repeat, Nick. I've seen that other family. I mean, I do love the pizza. I just can't have it too often. It's pizza. Zah. Can't have too much zah. My favorite food group. It is one of my favorite food groups but it is creating an unnecessary expansion. Chris Bryant Mojo Refractor. Do they still call it Mojo Refractor? I guess so. Who knows what they call it anymore? Dustin May, Jesus Lizardo, and Pete Alonzo, 11 out of 50. Metz, that'll be for Paul and Nixon and the Metz. Fosho. All right, so this is 2019. Donner's Optic Baseball. Yeah, Daniel Smith, I know. I've been kind of tracking the labor dispute there. It's like, oh, there it is. Joe Adele Rated Prospect Autograph for the Halos. Nick Reeson won that spot in the mini break. It's a great prospect. It's Hose Urania. But yeah, it looks like a parallel hot box too, John Lester. But yeah, that labor, looks like they're trying to argue the CBA now instead of after the 2021 season. They're arguing about money, billionaire owners versus millionaire players. Nobody's on the right side.  Like why are they even saying any of that out loud?  You know what they did in the English Premier League? They got all the owners, locked them in a room for like eight hours. And so they hammered out an issue or hammered out the season. Now Premier League season's starting. Players entitled, owners are greedy. Yeah, that's what it is. Entitled players, greedy owners. Terrible. But this is the history of baseball, though. Ever since like, there's Carter Cheeboom. Since the beginning of baseball even, why did the Black Sox ended up throwing games? They hated their owners. They wanted to make money. Owners weren't paying them. Then when Free Agency, who was the guy that launched Free Agency in the 60s or 70s, Kurt Flood, I think. You know, and he shook up a lot of things that the owners were never happy about. And, you know, players always think they're being underpaid and I don't know. Let's just say baseball revenue overall has been increasing over the last handful of years. So, that Manfred is not a very good, I mean, you look at the difference between Manfred and like Adam Silver, who I think is a really solid commissioner. Little, but I mean, compared to Gidell and Manfred. What he did about the China is kind of long. Yeah. That was just a bad play in general by everybody. But I mean, all things considered, look at what Manfred and... No, he's better at this. Manfred and Gidell. He's better at Manfred. And in hockey, everyone's like, oh, look at the hockey players. The hockey union has no power at all. Baseball union is one of the most powerful unions. So, they can just get the... They can just dig in and get... Dig in. Oh, I've always known the difference, Vanilla Grilla. I've been in the public policy world for a long time. I know what's going on. But I'm generally with the players, though. Generally with the player on the player side of things. But, I don't know, it's hard to compare baseball, like Jared Aikov for the Philly going to Mac McCarthy with people with regular jobs. It's a completely different thing. This is like a specialized industry, you know what I mean? So, no longer are guys like Noah Cindergaard living in the neighborhood and butchers in the off-season, you know? Like back in the day. That's just not happening anymore. It's a lot different now. Trey Turner autograph, I almost didn't notice that. But you kind of have to compartmentalize that. But you kind of have to have a season going like almost as a sign of goodwill. Just to bring some sort of entertainment back for the people. Update. But baseball's not even doing that. Or at least owners and players. And really, yeah. They're just...  They're going back at each other on social media. Yeah. Why don't you just go in the room and talk about it? Work it out. But I don't know why they aren't doing that. Blake Snell said he wouldn't even play even if they got a deal. Then don't make any money, Blake Snell. I'm sure the city of Tampa Bay is going to be really grateful for that. It was Gleiber Day. I mean, both sides have to make a concession and just do it. Let's not argue the CBA now. Let's at least get baseball back. They're trying to litigate the CBA right now instead of after the 2021 season. Let's save the strike for that. What? Did you see that? Melbourne Gordon was like... Someone said, oh, yeah, you... Had Sean Bourbon? Yeah, well, listen. Melbourne Gordon was like to some interviewer. He was like, yeah, you know, there won't be any Broncos fans at the Games this year. How are you going to feel like that? And he was like, oh, there weren't any Chargers fans at the Games this year. Wow, wow. Because that's a direct shot at Sean Bourbon. Would someone say Melbourne Gordon is salty or not? Melbourne Gordon is probably a little salty. I mean, that was his fault. He held out and didn't work out. That was a bad hold out. Daniel says in Tampa, no one will notice a difference because there's no fans. In a baseball betting sense, does no fans in the stands, if we have baseball, does no fans in the stands help Tampa Bay the best because they're used to playing without fans? Or Miami? For other teams that are used to selling out stadiums, Yankees, Red Sox, Cubs, Dodgers, so on and so forth. Angels, maybe that throws them off. Maybe it throws them off and they're like, they're shook. You know, and Neil Walker of the Marlins is like, no big deal. Like, I'm used to not, it was Cano. Sean saying, honestly, I don't know why he's salty. We offered him more money and extended your contract. It's out of 76. Yeah, he's definitely big time, man. I mean, he has to know that running backs are so disposable in the NFL. Yeah, literally. Yeah, and they already had Austin Eckler with excellent production for cheaper. Yeah, a lot of teams are gonna be like, well, we can probably reproduce unless you're like an elite running back. But who's even an elite? Why did they pay Zeke that much money? To Marco Murray, Cowboys try to get all this money. He didn't get it and that was smart because he wasn't as effective as he ever was in Dallas. Sucks for the running backs, but their shelf life is a little short. What's up, Jeff? Petalanzo rookie card. Rookie debut, rookie card. What's in here? Is it just me? It's a tiny bit. By a degree. Yeah, we're a good degree. We're a degree off. How much do you get cold if I go outside and then I come back inside and it's like I get a cold? Good, yeah. All right, thanks, Nick. Oh, those are the big, I should save the bowman's. Maybe I'll do this Donner's. All right, Donner's tops chrome. I'll save the best in the select. I think those are. Sean, did you leave your phone here? We found a mystery phone here at Jasper's. I don't think so. Does that charger not work? The phone's not charging, I think. And Matt Gomes checked in today. I feel like he would have said to me if he left his phone here. Have you asked your boss man and Mrs. Boss Man? Yes, none of that. None? Let me go see if it's charged. I don't know, it's probably like a detonator in some Jason Bourne movie or something like that. That's Nick Jasper you're talking about, Drift. Not just any assistant. Co-founder of Jasper's case breaks is who you're talking about. No, Sean definitely has his phone. Did you ask Jason and Vanessa? Matt says it's the guys in the light van. Probably is. Planting the phone here. Rookie Aaron Judge and Ronaldo Lopez. Whoa, whoa, whoa, easy Drift. What are you, zero percent body fat and professional athlete shape? There's Mike Tower and the White Sox. And Aaron Judge, Yankees, James Beetle. 30% body fat, yeah, easy, easy man. We got Ryan Healy, A's, Jamie, Ballinger Rookie. Looking for love in all the wrong places. Looking for love. Jesse Winker-Reds. However, you are hard of your own to kidnap. I think Dion Cole has a good stand-up bit on that. All right, Jonathan Loisiga, by the way, was at Daunris Redemption, forgot about that. Still have some time to redeem it, plenty of time. Yankees, James Beetle, Ty Block for Matt Lordich and the Giants, the Higantes. My rivals, Candy. My doctor still gives me Candy. Is that okay, Joe, you want a lollipop? Yes. Pat Velaika for the Rocks. Chris Parent with the Rockies. Good answer, good answer. A very sympathetic crowd, they're like, oh. Jesse Winker-Rookie Autograph. David Duffy, Best, Best. 2019 Select. Let's do the older one first, that's 2017. Austin Meadows to 150. Shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot. Matt Sig Sauer going to James and the Yankees. Matt Sig Sauer, Atomic Refractor Yankees. One out of 25. Oh, they do have Candy up there. Tristan Lutz, up and comer for the Brew Crew, James Beetle, and Jason Groom.  Paul Nixon with the Red Sox.  This is 2017, he was a big deal back then. There's Brent Honeywell to 250. 2019 Bowman's Best. No, Will Christian, Baseball fans, he got nothing on this Quinn Priester franchise favorites. Ah, Malcolm Gray saying had Tommy John hasn't come back from it. I feel like he was supposed to be a big deal though, Quinn Priester or could be, could still be Nick Reason and the Pirates. A Chris Bryant autograph out of 2019 Bowman's Best Baseball. Nice, it's got a nice autograph. Hasn't changed that much over the years, if at all. Justin Verlander, all right, and there's Yusai Kuchi, rookie autograph. Mariners, that goes to Edwin Hack. Kind of a up and down season for him last year after coming over from Japan. I feel like he could still show something. Add a 150 Chris Paddock, Chris Sale Atomic. Save one of those Vlad Garot Junior rookie cards. And another Red, Reese Hines, another Red's prospect right here. Got some Senzels, got some Jesse Winkerers and now a Reese Hines for the Reds. David Duffy, there's Senzels right there. He's supposed to be pretty good. All right, and here's 2019 Select Baseball. We've got a four box random team break of this in the store right now if you want to do the final four box of that case we popped open for random teams, jasby'scasebreaks.com. Untouched, I don't know, I guess they have like the big pizza pan thing, but what were they doing before? Out of 140, were they touching my pizza? Using their hands to take it out of the oven? I don't understand. I feel like the process hasn't changed. There's Adrian Morrojon to 250. I've got Bregman to 99 for the Astros, Mike McCarthy, Dustin May for my Dodgers, Chris White Jersey there, Mike McCarthy, Robots Only, they took our jerbs. Jake Fraley, Mariners, Edwin with the M's. One of the most frequently asked questions that I get is Joe, wouldn't you love to have a robot? This is a more frequently asked question what break is coming up next? Will this break tonight? More than that. The most commonly asked question is Joe, would you love to have a robot rip packs for you? How awesome would that be? And I'd be like, no, that's not awesome. There's Shun right here, Yamaguchi, die cut for the Blue Jays, Ryan Harrell. I say, no, it wouldn't be great because eventually that robot will kill me and take my job. So no. Ronald Acuna Jr. autograph, that goes to Ryan Shackleton and the Braves who won that spot in one of our select mini breaks. Bryce Harper to 199. We got Bowman Baseball. Yeah, nice Acuna, right? Bowman Baseball, this is 20, oh, this is the most recent edition. I think this is, we got one hobby and then we got one jumbo back there. Nice Dominguez paper. All right, this goes to James and the Yankees.  Let's get some deals done. Why are you putting all this negotiation stuff out in public? Now everyone thinks, well now everyone knows that no one knows what they're doing out there. Kenton, no more tracking numbers for shipping? No, there's always tracking numbers for shipping. Whenever your stuff sends out, you get a tracking number. Check your spam folder if you haven't been getting them. Sometimes email services get too aggressive and put our emails back into your spam folder. Now the post service, not updating though. So it'll say it's an LA, but that's about all that you'll get, I think. Am I doing Prism 13 tonight? Sure, sounds good, yes. We got Nick at night after me, so sure we'll have time to do that if it's sold out. Chase Dominguez, Chrome this time. And remember folks, for most of you in the country, there's just gonna be significant delays in delivery. Just keep that in mind. Easy egg, why not just use a cup? Why do you need this? Okay, that's kind of cool. Noir for tonight? Yes. Is it full? Then yes, let's do it. Listen folks, whenever someone asks me if that's gonna break tonight, I'm always secret. I'm always gonna say yes. I'm never gonna say no. It is sold out, I don't think so. Look carefully Vinny, don't forget those mini breaks that are attached to a lot of the more expensive breaks. So just keep that in mind. Always don't forget about those. There's the 125 Josiah Gray for my Dodgers. Goes to Mac. There you go, Daniel Smith knows about the mini break. And there's Oscar Gonzalez for the tribe. I don't know, you can still use a cup and rattle your egg around in a cup. It'll be fine, it'll be the same thing. So are these upside down like this? What's going on here? Keep your whole septic system healthy. For paper, grease, or waste, break down, use renex. All right, Robert Possum for the A's. Another one of the big international prospects, a big name in the hobby for 2020. Bowman at least. That is Jamie with the A's. I think he's pegged as number two international prospect. Dominguez number one. Here's half a jumbo. Here's the other half of the jumbo. And then we're closing out with just these four boxes right here. Trink that camera now. Dominguez paper. Make sure you check again, Vinny. Make sure there's no mini break or a filler break to help sell out a break to see if it's really sold out. There's Max Muncie to $4.99. And Thomas Diller to $75. Brewer, that's for James Beedle. Not a good answer. Her family's like, bad answer, bad answer. That's a Tim Cate refracted to $4.99. Yeah, Anthony V, that was a bad answer. That's a good answer. There's Anthony Vellope. Yankees, James Beedle. Ding. Oh boy. We got to teach Vinny, you guys. He's a newbie on the site. Vinny, if you look at the product right next to it on jaspyscasebreaks.com, you're gonna see when the Pelicans helps fill noir number four right directly to the left of it. You always have to be on the lookout for those mini breaks, filler breaks, number of blocks and stuff like that. So, sold out in a way, yes. Not truly sold out though. So always be on the lookout for those. You'll typically find those for expensive teams like the Pelicans, the Grizzlies, the expensive breaks like Flawless, National Treasures, slower moving breaks, or just expensive breaks in general. That kind of helps move things along if it starts to lag a little bit. So always keep an eye out for those. Mixers, expensive mixers are always gonna have stuff like this. By the way, Chris Levin, I think I did run that break. Did I not upload it? I thought I did that. I'll double check on it. Can you remind me again, Chris, after this break, which I'm gonna be done with in about 10, 15 minutes? What's that? Oh, it only just sold out? Okay, so then it will not, I'll have to, I'll run that later than Chris Levin. But what about 12? I don't remember doing 12. Oh, I have it right here. It says Prism Retail Pack. I have it in my log. But I must have uploaded that. That was before Chronicles Hangar 17. Wait, did I number it number nine for some reason? That's select mini box nine. It's up. Chris Levin, I'm just a dumb.  Yeah, I accidentally labeled it number nine. It's retail number 12 is up. One pack retail RT number 12 is the title of the video. I just renamed it. I wrote number nine for some reason. I'm losing my mind. Jason Aminca's Spanning the Globe Chrome. Oh, I already went through these. His name is Robert Possum. His name is Robert Possum. It's right Vinny. Everyone here in this room started somewhere and probably asked the same exact question you did. It's all good. It's all good. It's a learning process. That's part of the fun. Learning about all these, this crazy group breaking thing and learning about all the different twists and variations that go into it. Listen, even some of the more seasoned group breaking veterans will still miss a mini break or a filler break. And they'll be like, it's sold out. No, Drew, I'm serious. It is. I'll be like, look again. But no, no, no. Totally. They're like, oh, I see it right next to it. We try to do our best to keep those products right next to each other. So I get it though. People get so excited that something's sold out. Three times a day, Jesus. Oh, the lawn. Who honks their horn early? Eric Rivera. Is your speckle autographed 299? Halos. That'll be for Nick reason. Let's see, that's a lot. All right, let's get to the good stuff here. Let's got, we got some inception. They got one, he got 106. That's pretty good. Everyone took the over on this, right? Over 200. All right, behind Devers is Alex Redugo. Dodgers edition, 009 out of 109. Goes to Mac McCarthy. Let's save the five star. Forgot that they don't cover this up right here. Jason Veriteg, there's tech 16 out of 50. Sorry about that. Revealed a little too early. You can see his autograph right there, there he is. Jason Veriteg for the Red Sox, the coach, Paul Nixon. Let's get some ultimate baseball going. She's at 172. We've got Davis Wenzel. This is what, 2019? They should still be on their big, same parent clubs, right? She got it. Davis Wenzel is a ranger. We got Blake Walston. Blake Walston, sounds like an Oreo to me. Blake Walston is a diamond back. No checklist, so we're just going by their team that they're currently on. Nick Kentana. I want to say White Sox, but I'm probably thinking of Jose Kentana. Nick Kentana, maybe a Royal? Show me Royals. Detroit Tigers. That'll be for, Ace has the diamond backs, by the way. Rangers is Adam Wilson. Tigers is James Beedle. Next up is Joe Ryan, who sounds like a national. Show me Nationals. He's a Tampa Bay Ray. And that will go to Jeremy Monahan. Couple more to go. A redemption in the back there. Ryan Jensen, 14 out of 15. He's a cub. I know that 100%. Chris, we're the cubs. Cause I've got a friend whose name is exactly that. Ryan Jensen, it's not him though. Ryan Jensen. And he's from Chicago and he's not a cubs fan. He's a White Sox guy. And the last one here is Jordan Alvarez. I know where he goes. He is an Astro Mac with a Stroze, non-cheater. And the last box, ladies and gentlemen, should be a good one. Five a star baseball. Love the five star. And then love what we're giving away here. The gynecology kind of stuff. Come on, man, we're grown-ups here. Well, I think we got a case hit, a silver signature. Golden graphs and silver signatures are the case hits, usually in this five star. Jeff McNeil, nice rookie autograph for the Metz. Paul Nixon, probably, you might win a batting title someday, you could. I'm gonna DJ the Mayhew type. All right, and the silver signature is gonna be upside down. It's an Oriole Roberto Alomar, nice. 12 out of 20. Five star silver signatures, Nancy, volleyball Nancy with the O's. Got a couple old school Jaspies people hidden back to back. The coach, Paul Nixon, volleyball Nancy. Like the old days, you guys. Like the old days. No pandemic back in the day. We're only doing a few breaks a day. We had time to sit and chat. I'm gonna say the stairwell. All right, good luck, everybody. Let's close some, I got too many windows open right here. Looking up checklist and stuff. Let's get all the room all down. Let's do I have a blank list and some new dice? I do. So there's new die, new die. Asa, down to Nick and everybody in between. You have a shot at the Derrick Jeter. After five times. Second name, San Diego Chicken, if you want. I guess I could autograph it if you want as a consolation prize. Sorry about the, like not getting into Jeter. There's everybody right here. Sorry, I didn't show you the dice roll. There's the timestamp right here, the 04 mark. Five times. Yeah, Paul Nixon, remember those days? Breakers would freeze 30 times during a mixer.  Big Hit Express and we were in that little, that closet we were breaking in. That was maybe five pounds lighter, 10 pounds lighter. Five times, one and a four, five times. Good luck, everybody. Name on top. One, two, three, four and five. After five times. Jim Bly, James Beetle, congrats to you. One out of three, Derrick Jeter, gold frame, on-card autograph out of definitive baseball. James Beetle, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! A train whistle to finish off the break. Thanks for breaking with us. Thanks for watching. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. We'll see you next time for the next mixer with the next awesome thing. See you later.


I'm Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert Goldstein and I'm here at Saharan Express 2014. I am teaching the African Partnership Station, MIOM, Maritime Interdiction Operations, or to the Senate Leads, the Moroccans and the Liberians. We have taught them how to board a vessel, proper boarding procedures of the vessel. We have taught them how to proper sweep of the vessels and hold an entry and a room of entries reaching the doors and making sure that they can navigate the ship safely.


Kermit, tomorrow's your birthday. Do you know what that means? I'm doing something for myself. You girl fell down another YouTube poll. I started watching videos of people hydro-dipping their sneakers. And I thought, that's so cool. I was sort of watching them because they're really relaxing, right? It's like water marbling your nails, but for whole pairs of sneakers. And I don't really care about sneakers. I don't know, I'm the kind of person that wears one pair of shoes until they're completely dead. And then I get a new pair. All of it was just like fun to watch because I like watching it. Until I saw someone hydro-dip a pair of crocs. And your girl was like, now that's right up my alley. These are the crocs that I usually wear. As you can see, they're very warm. This is probably my third pair of crocs. I started wearing crocs in college and I would wear them in the snow and ice and I would slip many times. I don't recommend them for snow and ice. Obviously. But also watching traction. Obviously. But I like unironically genuinely enjoy crocs.  I just think that they're a fantastic shoe and people seem to have very heated opinions about them. But I'm not one of those people. I think that they're great shoes. I like to wear them outside when I'm picking up dog poop. The idea is essentially like your water marbling paint and then people are dipping entire sets of sneakers in them. And I think that they come out so cool. Although I like my pink crocs. It's about time I got a new pair and it's summer. My summer aesthetic is very much like leggings, a t-shirt and some rainbow summer crocs. You feel me? What? What is she doing? She's plotting something. When I went to the art supply store, you had to be 18 in order to buy this spray paint. So I felt really cool. Did they card you?  I didn't entirely watch the videos. I was sort of just like spacing out and watching them. Cause they're relaxing. Basically we fill this up with water. From my experience with water marbling, the warmer the water is, the less the paint like sort of gets angry at you about it. Take this and you just dip it in there.  I've seen videos where people like tape off parts of it. I want the whole thing. Even the little croc logo on the side. Anything, I don't care. If I was a little girl though and I knew that you could water marble things, I would have water marbled everything. It's like not a very expensive way just to make your stuff way 10 million times cooler, but also look incredibly homemade, which is my aesthetic. So let me give you a sneak peek of my color palette that I chose. What was the inspiration behind this palette? Tideye. And I know that they make Tideye crocs already, but I don't think that they're that cute. Damn! That's my shade, my favorite shade. I got all neon colors and then I also got a white sort of, I don't know, give some little specks of contrast in there. So you're gonna do one at a time? Yeah. And then after the first one, do you respray it? Yeah. Oh, okay. So they come out different and there'll be paint and stuff that we gotta fish out. Are you excited? Yeah, you can put your groceries down before we start. My groceries are crying. Your groceries are crying. Is my birth. Celebrate me, birth, birth me. I just feel like this is such a fun thing and if this works out well, I'll just water marble everything. No. I'll hydro-dip everything. Oh, well that actually sounds cooler. Oh, hydro-dip a hydro- See, that's what I'm saying. And let's do this because I need summertime crocs to go with my outfit. Custom hydro-dip crocs. Okay, that's a good word. These are buzzwords. Thank you.  You know. He says he wants a POV shot, so if that comes out fine, you welcome. Love Julian. All right, this is not a doggy activity. Wow, welcome. You can check it out, but then I need everyone to leave. Mommy's trying to do art on crocs. I'm sort of going for like a whatever, but that's fine. I'm just gonna spray it in there. See what happens. Ooh, what do you think so far? It's exciting. Thank you, I know. I don't know how much you need in order to like dip the shoe or if we're gonna have to do it like multiple times, you know. Oh my God, I want that on my feet already. There's some white. See, look at that. That's beautiful beach. Am I making mud? Looks great. Thank you. I'm an artist. Am I gonna need to tell you when to stop? Yeah. Give it a shot. All right, so it definitely made like a thin layer, so I don't know. Should we just try it? Yeah. Because I'm making noise. Just re-dip it. Put more color on it. So they said do it at like a 45 degree angle like that and then you just dip it in. Oh God. Go all the way. All the way. Whoa. Wait, no, that's wrong. Look at it. It's stuck to it. Oh. It's like a... Oh, bro. Oh, it didn't work at all. Literally didn't work at all. No wonder why. Yeah, I think you gotta do it pretty fast. You want me to help? Sure. Okay. Try again, aren't you? Okay, you ready? Yeah. Still did the same thing. Or is that how it's supposed to be? I don't know. Wait. It's tight. It worked, but it's, yeah. But it's like coming off. It still looks so sick. Looks like parts of it are coming off, but it looks, on the parts that stuck, looks so cool. Dude, why don't we let that sit for a second? We'll try this one. I think you have to do it pretty fast. Yeah, let's, that's definitely the move. And then maybe we'll dip that one again. Ready? Oh my God. Wait, that is so sick. That's actually dope. Wait, what? Are you kidding me? Look at that. Oh my God, it looks so cool. I follow a lot of stuff on YouTube that I'm like, that looks cool.  This is actually amazing. That looks so cool. Look at it, made this purple. Like you just have to do it fast, I think.  But that looks so much cooler than if I were to sit here and spray paint them. That is so fun. Let's like dip the backs. Okay. Dude, oh no, it like covered the whole front. Oh no, guys, I blew it. Oh dude, look at the strap though. That is so sick. I guess you're not supposed to double dip. Wow, I'm taking all of it off. I'm ruining it, I'm ruining it, I'm ruining it. We can't just do it again.  Oh God. Oh, I did a cool thing and then I ruined it with my too much jeans. Wow, I ruined this one too. This is hard. This is very hard. Wait, what do I do? Just did a bad thing. I regret the thing I did. One more time? Yeah, why not? It's dying the back of it, it's really hard. That's much better. Yeah, that's okay. I just wonder what to do. I guess that's why people like tape this part off because this is gonna move and the paint's gonna come off anyways. Oh dude, they look bad. Really don't? This is all bad. Just dip the whole thing again. All right, let's do it. I have a few more paints. Okay, should I do like the side? All right, I gotta go quick. It's got like a toxic little tail. Ew. Yes.   That one worked well. Look at the bottom. Oh, I'm here for that. Whoa. Okay, that one was dope. Wait, so are we done? I don't know, you need to be told to stop because otherwise you're gonna ruin it. Yeah. They look really good. Can I do this side one more time? Yeah, do that side. I kinda like how it's like coming off and like you can see parts where it's painted. Like I don't mind that. Yeah, it's kind of a look. I kinda like it.  We should do it again. That's too bright. It needs to be more blended. One more time. Oh no. It's just all pink. It's not what I wanted. Ew. You're gonna need to stop at some point, otherwise it's just gonna keep getting weirder.  We're done. Okay, that is so cool. We're done. That is so cool. We're done. Do you like them? I love them.  You can spray over this type of paint to make it stay, so it might end up coming off, but then God forbid we have to do this again. Let me just do it again. This is so fun. And it's like, are you kidding? As far, aside from the spray paint, it's like cost nothing, just a bit. It didn't take all day, like other things that I've done. It's not like a gigantic mess. We just took it outside. Like, I'm super down. And I think that that is so fun and cool. Look at this orange. It's really cool. It's like rainbow sherbet. They feel like you can touch them, but since it's acrylic paint, I know it does need to dry like a little bit, you know? So we are gonna let them dry for as long as we can so that I can give you a look book, you know? I know some of you are probably super irritated by all of this, but like it really doesn't bother me. I think it looks cool. I think it's honestly part of the look. Right? I think it looks really cool and fun. Like some of it looks like it's definitely not gonna peel off and then the thicker parts that we were going in over multiple times look like maybe that would be some of the first to come off. I just thought I'd get the paint out of that one hole. How am I gonna get a suntan if the hole is covered? You're not supposed to get suntans through the crop holes. I want a croc tan. Should I put them on? Yeah, look it. I kind of can't wait. Dang! Oh, they're wet. How do they look, beef? They look so good. You get some look book shots of me just like doing stuff. Yeah. Oh, it's like coming off.  Did this even work? Did I just do a bad thing? We'll see. Just did a bad thing. I regret the thing I did. Oh no. Is it not gonna stick to my croc? Since we don't want to walk around in them because that's apparently making the paint come off until I seal it, is it gonna be a hand look book? How exactly is this a look book? Because we're just looking at the shoes that I made. Admiring them while also not being able to wear them because the paint is coming off. That's not what a look book is. Are you jealous? Yeah. I need you to say over and over again how jealous I am. I'm so jealous of these crocs.  In fact, I'm selling all my shoes and I'm only gonna wear these. Thank you. When we just sat down, I just took my eyelashes off for no reason. Anyways, we got some, I guess this is for wood, metal, plastic and more. So I think crocs fits into that category. This is what we could find. It's like a clear top coat that we're gonna try and put on there because the paint's like dry, but you know, crocs are like foamy and they sort of like move around a little. So it seems like the paint would probably crack off. So I'm just gonna try this and see if it works or helps or seals it. I don't know. We're the shot, right? I'm spraying the bottoms too, girl. I like the bottoms. And I'm just gonna set it on the grass. I hope that seals some of it in.  They're crocs. Who cares? So obviously they're not dry. I think after like 24 hours or so, they'll be dry. But I think the top coat definitely helped. See how it's still like peeling in some spots? I'm scared of it. Peel it, it'll like just go off. You definitely need a top coat.  So I don't want to get them on the show. I'm making a mess. You're very trackable. Jenna's been here. There's paint on the ground. Oh no. They make that sound like cracking paint almost, but I feel like that top coat sort of went through a little bit and rewet some of the paint. So it might dry a little better, but see how it's cracking. I don't know if this worked. And I was like half paying attention to the video where that guy did it on Crocs, but he was using one of those like, it's like a sheet of paper that they do it in. So I don't really know. I don't mind if it comes off. I honestly don't, even if it makes a mess. The rest of my life is a mess. I'll think that they're fun. I'm in love with the way that this looks. So maybe Crocs weren't the best thing to hydro dip, but they certainly are one of the funnest things to hydro dip. Right? That's what I'm saying. And if it gets everywhere, who cares? Me? Wow. No, we got a vacuum cleaner. I'm a little disappointed that this didn't come out as exact as I wanted it to. Like I wanted this to be a completely functional shoe, which they still very much are. They're just, they're shedding everywhere, but I am so glad that I tried this as a painting process. Like I said, it's my aesthetic. Cooler, but also incredibly homemade. They're just mine. They're for me. But people do it with sneakers. How do they get it to work on sneakers? They're professionals and know what they're doing. Oh no. No. No. You didn't expect it to like completely hold. Yes, I did. I did expect it to completely hold. Maybe if we covered it in glue first. Oh, cut, cut. Glue after? You're saying it failed. Oh, you succeeded. As long as you don't plan on wearing those a lot and or if you're okay with the paint coming all the way off.  Stop looking at me. I think I should just keep letting them dry. Maybe that'll solve all my problems. Let me try for a couple of years. Years. I wanted everyone to be like, those are so cool. Where'd you get them? And now everyone's gonna be like, ma'am, can you leave? You're making a mess. Even if they made them though, I would want ones that I made myself. But I wish that there was maybe a better paint that would stick onto the foam or stick into the foam. Dye, what if we did it with dye? Nail polish? Cut, all of those ideas cut, cut, cut.  Am I right? True, you should try to return them now. No, no. I think if you're looking to decorate something in a really fun way that hydro dipping is really super cool.  But it was fun though, didn't you have fun? Yeah, it was fun. Are you wearing my sock right now? You are too. Yeah, what about it? What are you gonna take my shoes next?  No. Julianne, that's a dra- Oh! Congrats. Thank you. Wait, what are you congratulating me for? Oh, your sneakers, she's crazy. They're not sneakers. They're metal basketball cleats. Get it right. Bunny, do you want to see my shoes? They came out really good. She doesn't care. She hates them. It's not funny. I poured my soul into those, so you not care? All right, well, why did you do that? I really tried my best. I think that they're great, but I wouldn't recommend doing this on crocs. On something else that's like hard surfaced, for sure. Amazing, 10 out of 10. These are my shoes. If you see me wearing them, make sure you say over and over again how jealous you are of them. So I feel a little better about myself. Make sure you subscribe to my channel. I put on a video every Wednesday slash Thursday. Take my sadly-painted crocs somewhere else. Why are you walking so creepy?  Bucky, bitch, I'm an artist.


Hey everybody today, I'm gonna take my Ender 3 that has old TH3D firmware and update it to the new version My name is Jim and this is the edge of tech All right, so I've got a lot of people saying hey, we've upgraded the firmware We have it on our machine But how easy is it to just update to the newest releases that TH3D is putting out? Well, I'm here to tell you it's really simple So this Ender 3 has the old firmware and it also has a BL touch I'm not gonna cover that today, but I have a video coming out very soon on how to install the BL touch on The new TH3D firmware. It's super easy. It's super easy. So why would we do this? Well, Tim and the gang spend a lot of time updating and fixing bugs and finding new things for the firmware for all the printers that are listed on it Recently he just put out R11, which is the brand new firmware with all the bug fixes and he added a bunch of printers to it as well In that release He also has BL touch support, which we're also going to cover in another video coming up like I mentioned But I just wanted to show you how easy it is to take a Creality machine or any machine that they support their firmware on and just simply update to the brand new version Let's go So I just wanted to show you real quick that we are using TH3D U1.R2.7 currently And that's why we're upgrading to go to the new firmware the U1.R2.11 that allows the BL touch to be programmed right in it All right, so what I did now is I went ahead and went to Firmware.TH3DStudio.com and it brought me to the TH3D unified firmware package page So what we want to do is go down to Download the latest firmware, which is U1.R2.11 and go ahead and click on that It'll download So once it's downloaded what you want to do is go ahead and go look at it in the folder in my case It's still zipped here so I'm going to go ahead and extract it and I'm actually going to put it in a folder on the desktop that's actually called TH3DFirmware and That's where I'm going to go ahead and extract it too So it'll go through the extraction process. This can take a little while depending on your computer So once you got it downloaded and you have the file Extracted you can go ahead and open it and what we're going to do is go ahead and click Open firmware windows.bat if you're using Mac OS X then you might need to use this folder We're using Windows, so we're going to go ahead and double-click that and we're going to show you how to do this for a stock Ender 3 in this example So the first thing you want to do is go ahead and click on configuration.th Go ahead and click control F type in Ender 3 Or your printer it could be any of the printers that he supports and we're going to go ahead and Click twice Alright, so when we look at this it says Creality Ender 3 options and it tells us it's the Sanguino 1284 P board which is the stock Creality Ender 3 board In this case, it's on line 284 of this firmware that can change So don't use the line numbers just look for Creality Ender 3 options and all we have to do to Enable the Creality Ender 3 on this Firmware is go ahead and remove those two wax just like that Now you'll notice that this turned green and you are good to go If you have a stock Ender 3 that is the only thing we have to do to make it work with the TH3D Updated firmware if you have a BL touch or an easy ABL There are a couple other steps you need to follow for the easy ABL install go ahead and see that video We'll put it in the bottom but in the description and for the BL touch I'll go through that instructions on a separate video that's coming up soon in this case We're using a stock Ender 3 and just adding the TH3D unified firmware to it again, all we had to do is Remove these two lines. It'll say It'll turn green and you are good to go All you have to do for a stock Ender 3 To update the TH3D unified firmware has come on up here and hit the upload button It's going to go ahead and compile the sketch It's going to go through that for a minute And then what it's going to do is upload the firmware to your board This part only takes about a minute or so. All right, so after the sketch is compiled it will start uploading And you can see that here So it went through and Now it's just writing to the board and it's really pretty quick after it gets to this part It's only about a minute or so just like that and it tells us that The bytes have been written and it is done. So thank you And that's it the update TH3D firmware is now installed on the printer and you are good to go All right. Well, that's it. What we did was just updated the old TH3D unified firmware to the brand-new one all in all if I was not filming it only takes about five minutes to do this The last thing we have to do is go ahead and flip your Ender 3 or whatever machine on and make sure you get to the home screen And it's good to go. I appreciate those who wrote in and asked me to do this video Some people were wondering how hard it was and I got to tell you it was very simple Again, you have to have the bootloader on and this video is just to show you how to go from an older version of the TH3D Firmware to the new version of the TH3D firmware very easily Now if you have an easy ABL like I said before you want to go watch the easy ABL instruction video I'll put it in the description below that will tell you what you need to play with in the firmware Also, if you have a BL touch that video is coming soon It is super simple to add a BL touch to one of these now that Tim has put the BL touch settings in the firmware Well, I hope you learned something today and as always keep printing. 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Jag har en Mic Guy här, så vad vi gör är att du röjer handen. Jag tror att vi har rum för två och kanske tre frågor, röjer handen, städer namnet och där du är från, och din fråga. Vi har en fråga över där, och om du är poppande på en fråga, du kan sända mig, men vi är Mic Guy. Hej, min namn är Pärströmbäck. Jag jobbar för Swedish Games. Industrin. Min fråga är för Henrik. Har du se det roll av the author, changing when the content opens up to user interaction? Do you see something like what Alex from King described where you can use metrics and analytics to change the content? Will there be novels in the future? Absolut liv. I mean, I think there's been a lot of more data driven decisions in publishing the last kind of two to three years and ever before if you sum it up. I think the best example that is speculation, but that's kind of the industry is in, in, in kind of saying that is true, is that the Amazon release something called Kindle singles, which is a shorter book that they are, that they're releasing as kind of a special type of content. And this decision to focus on that was made because if they could see in the metrics that people were not finishing a lot of the books that they were buying. So that was kind of the kind of one of the first kind of projects that were that were based on kind of a data driven decision. And I mean, the role of the author is changing a lot. We're seeing a huge democratisation in, in, in, in how people are reaching new audience, audiences of readers across the world with self publishing and so on. So I mean, will the world data have a very important play, a very important role for authors in the future? Definitely. And we'll just add off the back of that 50 shades of grey is a really interesting case study for that question, because that was released digitally first and then the conventional book deal happened second. Yeah, so it exploded on people's kindles and then it became a conventional book in the stores that you could, that there was 90 percent of book buyers by and don't read. But yeah, and it's also a fan fiction. I mean, it's written as a kind of a side story to the vampire movies. So that was the origin, originating kind of story, what are they called? I forget what they are called again. But yeah, so, so it's definitely interesting case study to check out. Is it start to continue on that? Is it affecting how people are creating music? Yeah, I think in music it's slightly different from books and games. One of the things that's fascinating with games is if you're a developer of a game and Apple is going to take 30 percent of your revenue off the top to get there. Do you need the publisher? What does that do to the role of the publisher? Similar story in books, similar questions being asked in music. There's a lot of hype and stereo about how to answer that. But I think it simply comes down to a classic make or buy question. What can I do myself and what do I need another service provided to do for me? And I think, you know, authors, musicians, games developers are just asking that question in their own unique way. I mean, a lot of these online situations you've got a very strong network economics at play. So you have one or two dominant distribution channels where, you know, getting that viral impetus is incredibly important and therefore you need to work through third parties, even though theoretically you could publish directly on the web, which is then ends up being a very expensive route. And before I continue asking, we have a question down here. And we have one here. S. So we need you on the mic. So so we get it on this on the screen streaming as well. So your name and where you're from. OK, my name is Johan Marnfold and I've been working with e-books as well. So I have a question for readmeal here. How is your economical model? How do you earn money? Right. So it was extra interesting to do this presentation because our economical model is data. How do we deliver an extra value to publishers and authors around the world with interesting insights on actually how people are consuming books? I think the statistics about like 90 percent of the books purchase is not read by the person who buys them is super interesting. It means that the whole model of tracking who is actually your consumer when it comes to books is totally out the door. We need not to track who is buying books, but who's actually reading them. Thank you. Well, he's asking how readmeal is making. Yeah, so it could be to deliver insights and the license insights to publishers and authors around the world. I mean a point point on this is that the economic models for traditional publishing are changing.  We've had the same experience in the music industry where traditional retail sales primarily through piracy have collapsed, a digital sales going up. A question of whether the industry will reach in terms of gross revenue where it was in the 70s and 80s. So, you know, the change is definitely very, very strong and will want to add to that. Yeah, I mean, well, two very quick points. One, I invented a very sexy term for what Henrik was describing called exhaust economics, which is all the data that comes out of the exhaust pipe of incumbent firms. New firms like yours can grab and put little nickels and dimes on them. I think it's an exhaust economics business model in terms of data is where the monetization happens. The second point to what you just heard there is when industries expand, the wheels start turning again. So when I go back to that Swedish example of more Swedish bands getting some more Swedish fans in Swedish, which is a very encouraging story. One of the drivers there is that Spotify is allowed to Swedish music industry to expand year on year, whereas most markets are shrinking. This one is growing and if it's growing, those labels can invest in more talent, that more talent can get to more fans. And it's just that self reinforcing principle. That depends how you define the music industry. So if you include live music, yes, but if you're talking about recorded music, I'm not sure, but certainly for the UK, that's that's not the case. Sure, and I'll just add to that as well. What makes, and this is a bit of an exclusive, and what makes Sweden particularly fascinating is not only did the music industry expand by almost 20 percent last year, but it's live industry and it's not great economic times that we live in, expanded by 12 percent as well. So, you know, a rising tide is lifting all boats. And I think with this, you leave me with an impression that you're all quite positive against or against about the development within each of your feels. Is that the?  You can see that, but I mean for new for new entrances in a market. For old entrances is also very good to like the behaviors that going and we're actually out of time, and I think some people want to have lunch, but we have the pleasure of having you staying around for a while. So your targets to be addressed if you have more questions and thank you very much and enjoy lunch.


I'm really excited about this week's vlog, just because I have a lot going on that I'm excited to show you guys and I'm so excited to show you guys my new apartment in LA and I want to show you guys the office. Everything is really coming together here, which is really, really exciting. Everything so far knock on what has gone quite seamlessly, so that's nice. The routine that I've made here in LA in the past month is really, really different than my other routines that I've ever had in my whole life. I haven't always been an influencer, I've had other jobs, but I've never had a job quite like this. I never worked in an office, I always worked in retail or in restaurants, so this routine has been very, very different. The hours are very different, the structure is very different and it has been so good for me.  My days are longer, but I'm honestly sleeping better, I'm spending way less time on my phone, so all really exciting things, building so many amazing products, there's so much in the works. With our brands, with some collaborations we're doing, it's just really exciting. So thank you guys for supporting me, I do feel like, I was thinking about it this morning that I feel like very different. I feel like my life has changed a lot in the past two months in a way that I can't really describe, but I think that you guys will see in my channel. I've been doing a lot of thinking about everything, I've been doing a lot of reflecting and thinking and I just feel like with this office opening, my mindset on so many things has really changed and I feel like spending time with more people throughout the day, collaborating with people, working with people, learning from people has just really shifted my perspective on what's really important and I just find myself stressing less about little stupid things and living less online. I'm just feeling very positive and good about the work that I'm putting into my brand and it's my main focus, it's my main focus over literally everything and that's been very healthy for me. So yeah, I just wanted to check in with you guys, I just packed myself like a little snack I guess for the office and I'm gonna go drive there now. Today is a very busy day in the office because we have a drop coming up. Obviously things get much busier around drops, so I have a bunch of meetings today in the office and then I have some errands to run and then Tommy's actually landing tonight from Mexico, I'm so excited to see him. I have a very, very busy week until Indian Wells, so it'll be fun to vlog. I have two photo shoots tomorrow. One is for Dairy Boy, we're shooting our PDPs for the website, which is just our product images just for the website and then I have a really fun shoot with another tennis girlfriend which you guys will see tomorrow.  I have a shoot with her tomorrow on something very exciting that is gonna be out soon so I don't know how much I can share of that but you guys will see it soon and I will do a little bit behind the scenes of that. So yeah, gonna head to work now. Guys, it's so weird to be driving in LA again. LA, no matter how much time I spend here for work and obviously I have a place here now, it just still feels very, very foreign to me. I feel like anyone from the East Coast or even maybe the Midwest would probably say that LA feels very foreign but I've definitely gained an appreciation for LA. I still get asked quite a few questions from people saying why did you pick to base your company and have your headquarters in LA and I totally understand that question. If you're in the garment manufacturing clothing industry, I think you might understand why I did it but I did it for a lot of reasons. Our warehouses here, our goods come into LA and then also the people that I wanted to hire were really in LA just because I'm a lifestyle brand, and I'm not necessarily like a fashion house or fashion brand. The people that I wanted to hire to collaborate with to build this brand with me, all the people that I really connected with were in LA. The style is honestly just much more relaxed here and I feel like a little bit more vintage focus, at least the designers that I interviewed with. But anyways, like I was saying, I just have a very new found appreciation for this place and for LA, which is really cool. But through that, I've also realized how a lot of the times in my early 20s, I would blame the city that I was in and the people in the city that I was in. And I really do truly believe now that it's about finding the purpose in the place that you're in. I believe that any city can be amazing. Obviously, some cities have more to them that makes it easier to love them. But I think that finding a purpose, whether it's a hobby, whether it's a job that you really like, is so important in your baseline happiness. And I never really realized for multiple reasons why I wasn't feeling fulfilled, why I wasn't feeling good in the cities that I was in. And I obviously went through some personal stuff in my 20s that contributed to that, but I do really feel like for a while I lacked purpose and my job as a creator and an influencer wasn't really fulfilling me. I would go to say a lot of influencers probably feel that way. Not all of them, but I definitely feel like a lot of influencers might feel like they lack purpose in their work sometimes, like I did. Or any job that might be freelance because you don't have that collaborative experience with other people. You don't have an office you have to show up to. You don't have structure. A lot of the time the content can be sort of self-serving. And I know that my content offered comfort to people. I do have a very loyal community of you guys that have been with me through all of it, which was nice, but I definitely needed a change. So yeah, I'm going to focus on getting to work and I will see you guys in there. I'm going to start documenting your outfit of the days. Yeah, take me viral. Take me viral. Okay. Okay, let's see the fit. Are these L-wood? The fits are good. The fits are good. Yeah. I think Tommy could wear this. Okay, just got back from my errands. I'm going to do a little crate and barrel haul for you guys. I just got some basic stuff for my kitchen. Some utensils, these bigger bowls, paper towel holder, this glass Tupperware strainer, those really pretty plates, a cutting board, dishcloths. I really love these. I have been, I feel like, to crate and barrel like a lot in the past year because of the house in Florida, and I just like home goods, and these are so pretty. And then I got this beautiful green roasting dish. Tommy is not feeling well, so I'm going to make him some soup. Okay, vlog. I'm just sitting here on my bathtub, and I thought I would do a little Sephora kind of unbox. I'm probably not going to open everything, but I got a lot of stuff, but I ended up leaving a lot of my makeup in Florida. I had this idea of like having my basic makeup in each spot, so I don't have to travel with it, but like I don't know how that's going to work out, but we'll see. I'm just going to share a few of my favorite things that I got. So I really love this tart quick stick shadow in liner. I do it in my waterline, and it's this like smoky brown, and then there's a little like shimmer for the corner. I think it's really easy and pretty, so love this. I got a Nars concealer. I've not used the Nars concealer in so long, but I always end up coming back to it. I think it's really nice for more natural makeup days. I actually don't even know what this is. Oh, I got a lip liner in Rosebud. Oh, that's really pretty. Love pink-ish brown lips. If you haven't already noticed that, that's a really pretty color. I got another eyebrow pencil, just the Benefit one. Got another iconic nude. I show it to recovery. I forgot these in Florida, but I've been using them instead of the Drunk Elephant drops, just to like give them a try. Not saying that they're better yet. I do like them, though. Sometimes the Drunk Elephant drops can like separate. If you guys know what I'm saying. So this feels like a little bit thinner. I like this so far. I wish that someone would make a cool toned bronzing drop. It's not so orange, but I do like this. It's the Key Largo by Tarte. I got another Nars Light Reflectant Foundation. This is one of my favorites. I absolutely love this foundation, but I'm this weird in between right now where I'm like tan, but I'm not as tan as I am in Florida, but I'm also not as pale. I'm not like my winter shade, so I got this like in between shade. I got this Milk Cosmetics Bronzing in Blitz. I use this one in Blaze, which I bought because I ran out. But this is quite a deep color that I thought would be really pretty for like eye shadow. I use a lot of really dark bronzers on my eyes as a bronzer. And I feel like it just really like looks really nice and lived in throughout the whole day. I'm very like natural and dewy. So giving this a go. I've never tried this before, but I have used Blaze and I got a Pink Venus by Trello Tilbury. This is my second favorite lip liner by Trello Tilbury. I think Iconic Nude is my favorite pink Venus and then the classic pillow talk. So I got another one of these. Okay guys, I am so excited for this. So I'm a huge lip tint girl. I just am obsessed with lip tints. I feel like on every makeup video that I've done on any of my socials, I've always included one of the lip tints and they came out with a new color or it's new to me. It is Flora Tint in Desert Rose. So it's like a deeper tint. It's not a light pink one that I use a lot and it's not the like cherry one. It's a more wow. This is definitely going to be a staple. I have a feeling for me. Next I got this Tarte Foundation Brush. Mine was falling apart. So I got a new one of these and next I just got some of their face masks. I do really like their face masks. They're easy. I love having these around. And next I picked up the L'Oreal Detox Mask. I went on a brand trip with L'Oreal to Paris for this product and it was really cool because they actually brought us in the labs in Paris where L'Oreal is based and they showed us all of the science and all the hard work they put into this product. And I just have such a different appreciation and mindset towards especially hair care because of the amount of science and time and energy that goes into these products. Sometimes I felt like oh another healing hydrating restorative hair mask like okay did you just slap a different label on it but seeing this particularly this in the lab made me view some products differently especially this product because I saw the actual science behind it and then I've actually seen results in my own hair. This is not an ad but it's the Metal Detox by L'Oreal and because of the amount of traveling I do and I'm not always in the same shower with a shower filter. This is just really good for your hair and then I just got a little dry shampoo. Hey guys I'm a little under the weather. Are you feeling better? Yeah I got some thick and little soup in and now we're gonna get some TVs in and out. Tommy and I are going to get a TV for my place and he's insisting on getting in and out. Which probably is not smart. No not at all that's what I'm thinking like it's gonna make you feel so sick. I really just want the milkshake which is actually even worse. I could go for a milkshake though. No me too but it's gonna make me feel worse for sure. Yeah for sure. Are you practicing tomorrow?  You're gonna lock in? Yeah like you're gonna know Tommy time. No Tommy time? Why don't I have any time for Tommy anyways? Got me there. Good morning vlog. I'm about to run out to the first shoot of the day which is for Dairy Boy. I'm just wearing this little sweatsuit. Show them what we did last night. We made additions to the apartment. We did. Tommy bought me a TV. We haven't even turned it on yet. We have not. We fell asleep. Bye. He's back. The eye jacket time is back. Okay we are finally done for the day. But it was such a good productive fun day. The shoot with Diane was particularly really fun. I just love her. It was just very fun and silly. I just shot an ad for Moonjuice. The hydration mini-juice one and it's super good. I'm actually gonna drink this whole thing because I'm feeling very dehydrated. This is gonna look so pretty. Don't you think? Alright baby. Just got dressed and ready for the day. I'm heading to a meeting now. And then we're gonna head to the office. Okay just got out of the meeting that I had. I don't know if I can share but the meeting was with an active wear brand that we are gonna be doing a collaboration with Dairy Boy. So that's very very exciting. I think you guys will be really excited about it. Thank you for watching.


Hello, I am Dr. Varshan. I am a Euro-andrologist practicing at Manipal Hospital's Bangalore. We are supposed to be the diabetic and hypertensive capital of the world. We have a huge diabetic population and we are poised to be one of the hypertensives or BP capital of the world. Consequently, what does diabetes do? Diabetes affects the microvascular supply Penal artery is the smallest artery in the body, even smaller than the cardiac or coronary artery. So, also, diabetics are prone for dyslipidemia. What is dyslipidemia? It is excessive cholesterol at triglyceride, which happens in the body, which quotes the blood vessels and narrows it. So, consequent to that, any further narrowing of the smallest artery, even by 10%, causes erectile dysfunction. So, the primary reason for erectile dysfunction is diabetes, hypertension. How does hypertension cause erectile dysfunction? Vesels become stiff. What happens in an erection? The blood flow, the vessel relaxes. Consequently, it is like a balloon. More air comes into the balloon. Similarly, more blood comes into the system. Penis becomes thicker. Penis becomes longer. That mechanism goes away. So, the primary reason for an erectile dysfunction is what we call arteriogenic erectile dysfunction, which is loss of elasticity of the blood vessels because of hypertension or any other disease like renal failures or because of diabetes because of narrowing of blood flow. So, these are the two primary reasons for erectile dysfunction. Earlier erectile dysfunctions will need to be a major, mainly psychogenic or psychological. Now, we believe 70% of the problems are because of arteriogenic or stiffness of the blood flow. It is no longer psychological, though we do have psychological problems causing erectile dysfunction.