Today we're going to talk about the Zen mental state of Zanshen and the role that it plays in the martial arts So this is actually a continuation of a video series. We've been working on in the past couple of years We did one a while back that was all about the different states of mind the Zen states of mind and how they relate to the martial arts And then we did two independent episodes the first one on Shoshin, which is beginner's mind and then Mushin Which is mind without mind today we're going to go on to the next one, which is Zanshen or remaining mind Loosely interpreted Zanshen is the state of mind and the body is a relaxed awareness where the mind is alert and fully aware of its Surroundings it means being fully present in the moment both in your intentions as well as the environment around you now If you do some research and look into the history of Zanshen You're gonna see a lot of references to archery in archery the concept of Zanshen plays a big role in your body posture both And before and after you loosen arrow It's not so much about hitting the target, but it's how you go about approaching your goal You know you're focused on full awareness on body positioning breathing in the environment is what makes the difference There are also a few applications of Zanshen within the martial arts And it's really easy to see the importance of being aware of your surroundings But it goes deeper than just knowing what's going on around you You have to be cognizant on little details too in the event of a self-defense situation It's important to be fully calm and aware of your intentions your actions in the situation of unfolding around you Do you have good traction on the floor?  Are you tense and ready to flail or are you reading your opponent looking for a telegraph move and ready to act if you need to? Are there more people in the room that you feel could be a threat or do you feel that you have proper access to an exit? Zanshen as with the other states of mind is learned and achieved through discipline and experience It's not really something you can just read about and achieve overnight It's kind of like learning to develop a new sense You know you got your taste your touch your smell your hearing your sight all that this is like learning a whole new sense It's like intuition being built up You can't just learn it overnight, but when you do achieve it it can be incredibly beneficial Now awareness to zanshen can also be used to prevent a situation. It's like learning or building up intuition Um, I'm not going to claim to have achieved this because I haven't but there's definitely been moments in times in my life Where I've felt funny about a person or I felt like the situation wasn't the best to be in and my intuition told me that I should probably get out of there Um, one of the most incredible stories. I know I've happened to us several years ago My family and I went to Orlando. We went to Disney World and my cousin His family were visiting from out of out of the country and one night we were going to Walgreens We were just kind of stopping off for some stuff for the hotel room and while we were there My cousin got this really really funny vibe about a guy that was in the store He's like we have to go we have to go we have to go We didn't really know what was wrong, but he's like he goes we just can't be here So we left and the next day we're actually Going to breakfast and we were going to go to the parks at the breakfast And my mom had some leftover food and we were going to go right back to the hotel Which was next door he goes no no we shouldn't go back there. He goes here I'll just finish it for you and that way we could leave right from there Basically what happened is right as soon as we were done eating we got into a traffic light And then we were doing a u-turn in front of our hotel when literally two dozen police cars came flying into the into the complex Pop jumped out of the car popped up the hoods pulled out the shotguns and everything was aimed on the parking lot I hightailed it out of there. I got out of the turn lane. I went down. I'm like I'm not sticking around for this It turns out the guy that was in Walgreens the night before Went on the shooting spree that day and he went around. You know, he started firing at cops He was hijacking or carjacking people in the parking lot. He was in our parking lot at that time So had we gone back to our hotel, he was right there. There was a good chance He would have tried to hijack us and it was just weird now that probably part was coincidental But what was weird? There was my cousin felt something about him He saw this guy. He goes something's not right. We have to leave So it's being aware of listening to your gut listening to your intuition and understanding Not just how you feel But what's going on around you because sometimes if you can achieve this intuition and its awareness You might be able to avoid a situation altogether. But again zansion is more than just developing an awareness of what's around you It's an attitude and it's a mindset There's a quote I found that I really like from budo dojo.com The spirit of zansion is the state of the remaining or lingering spirit It is often described as a sustained and heightened state of awareness and mental follow through However, true zansion is a state of focus or concentration Before during and after the execution of a technique where a link or connection between uke and nage is preserved Zansion is a state of mind that allows us to stay spiritually connected not only to a single attacker But to multiple attackers and even an entire context a space a time an event So to be clear the state of zansion is something that's achieved even after the situation occurs And it might be the whole that awareness of what's going on around you for more danger But it's also a way to focus on your own intent and actions and emotions For example in many shodokan tournaments, they place importance on zansion So when you deliver an intended strike and you land it You know they expect you to hold that focus and intensity and intention for at least a moment to show that you're still Focus on your task because if you just get the hit and you withdraw and you start celebrating You might not actually get that point now I'm not always big on point sparring tournaments But I do like that they're embedding this mindset in it that it's more about just showmanship It's about getting in there getting the task done But being so aware and focused in the moment that you hold that position and focus and that's part of what your score is I like that you'll also often see it referencing kendo as a state of mind and awareness after striking So don't lose focus on your victory just because you defeated the person doesn't mean your job is done And this is actually a drill that is Um drilled into us at our jiu-jitsu school My she hand would teach us to throw a takedown whatever the technique is But he's adamant that we're always aware of our other classmates on the map When we're doing the technique and especially to the point where we're doing our throws We get yell that if we don't look over our shoulder and assess our Environment behind us make sure there's not somebody there and he'll very often have us do drills where he'll allow other students To attack us if we're not aware So I think it's a very important mindset to attain and have that just because you've won the fight Doesn't mean you should lose your focus You've got to maintain that state of awareness because you don't know what's what's next so you've got to be In the moment This is an article I found by james clear and there's a link in the description of this article But he has another great quote that I liked the enemy of improvement is neither failure nor success The enemy of improvement is boredom fatigue and lack of concentration The enemy of improvement is a lack of commitment to the process because the process is everything So if you're looking at things from a combatant battle point of view The battle's not over when you win or lose the battle is over when you can become complacent and you lose concentration So it's more than just being in the zone This awareness has to be present before during and after a given situation or task while remaining in the state of total Calm alertness and those who know me know I love my karate kid references So I just have to throw out that I think a movie character that perfectly embodies the consumption is mr. Miyagi Anytime he's up against an opponent in the films. He's relaxed like he's not in his fighting stance He's out there ready, but look how laser focused and concentrated on his opponent. He is that's intensity So back to the archery analogy. It's more than just having good aim It's about how you approach the process manage intent How you stand how you breathe and taking the measure of clear and calm focus hunters that use bow and arrows You don't usually see them just panic flailing and firing arrows everywhere hoping that they hit their target No, rather they take a very slow calm and intentional approach They are aware of all their actions to distance and any environmental conditions before they release that arrow So continuity is key You must be aware through all faces of a situation because the second you let your guard down Zanshin is broken and that's when you might be in danger So zanshin in the nutshell is an effortless connection between mind body and spirit It comes with a lot of time patience and experience And on that note, I would like to close this with a quote by Miyamoto musashi A thousand days is just to forge the spirit 10 thousand days is to polish what you forged So let me know what you guys think about zanshin what your experiences are And how you've achieved different states of mind or how you're working to achieve different states of mind Thank you so much for watching. 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فشرف بالشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا دا دا دا لا وياله من شراف عظيم الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وأشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهد السبيل وأشد أن سيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد تغييروا أواخر الكلامي ويقول ماذا يتغييروا أواخر الكلامي لأن بعض الناس يعتقدون that the last word or the last letter is going to change and that's not the case تغييروا أحوالي أواخر الكلامي That's what's meant by it We spoke about that as well We also spoke about the changes that occur are two types We said And we also said So the first one is a changing which is And we define what it means The changing which is what The changing which is It is في الملفوبي That you can hear it in pronunciation ومريا في المكتوبي And when you write it you can see the changes And we said Is That it is not Had in pronunciation ولا مريا And it is not also seen في المكتوبي in the writing We're now going to finish off the sharaf of محمد محيدين عد الحميد What he said He says And I wrote it on the board as well He says أن هذا تغييرا Know that these changing ينقصموا it is divided into Know that the Changing that occurs In grammar is categorized into two First one is A changing which is و تقديري And a changing which is لفضي is explicit And تقديري is what Implicit محمد محيدين عد الحميد He says As for the changing Which is what is explicit فهو it is ما لا يمنع من النطقي Nothing is preventing you from pronouncing it بهما نعن There is no obstacle in front of you That is preventing you from pronouncing it Are you there brothers and sisters كما رأيتها as you have seen في حركة دالي من محمدين As you can see the last letter Of the word محمد محمد look جاء محمد رأيت محمد مرتب محمد All of those you can hear the changing Nothing stopping us from Look at it محمد محمد محمدين No problem The same is the word you've safir Are you with me The word you've safir You safir Are you with me The word changes right It goes through changes Based on whatever goes before it For example You would say لا يُسافر أبراهيم لا يُسافر أبراهيم You say for instance يُسافر إبراهيم يُسافر هو Okay changing لا يُسافر إبراهيم It changed So it changed from يُسافر هو يُسافر أبراهيم يُسافر So there it is The changing is Something you can hear Nothing stopping you from it Very good و أما تقديريه As for the one that's تقديريه Which is the second one He said it's an implicit one فهو it is مَا يَمْلَعُمِنَا تَلَفُرِ بِهِمَا نِعُرُ It is When you're prevented From pronouncing it And there are three things that prevent you from it The first one is تعدُر And we spoke about what تعدُر is We spoke about We spoke about What تعدُر is Who is تعدُر Referring to The other Very good And then او استثقال استثقال means when it's heavy It can't be Done but it's heavy And that's referring to which one الواو و الالياء Very good او مُلَا سَبَاتِن لمُلَا سَبَة is what It's the ya that enters the ism only At the end of the ism It doesn't enter فعل This is خاص It's specific to what الأسمائي now Okay And the author رحمه الله The shanih Sorry محمد فريديل عبد الحميد He gave an example on the board So insha'Allah We'll look at the example If you can just look at the example on the board Okay What does he say رحمه الله he says يَدُعُ الْفَتَا He says يَدُعُ الْفَتَا وَالْقَاضِي وَغُلَامِي All of these words You can't really hear the changes That have happened to it The word يَدُعُ Is فعل مضارع Which is مرفوع يَدُعُ الْجَرُودِهِ مِنَ الْنَاصِبِ وَالْجَازِمِ What does it mean يَدُعُ الْتَجَرُودِهِ مِنَ الْنَاصِبِ وَالْجَازِمِ يَدُعُ الْتَوَاتُ الْجَزْمِ وَالْأَدَوَاتُ الْنَاصِبِ Which we're going to take insha'Allah و تعالى They haven't gone through it But they haven't entered it Or they're not before it And the فعل مضارع If Aduatul jazmi And Aduatul nasmi Doesn't enter it You leave it in the mouth We'll speak about those details But there is You can't hear it You can't hear علمات الرفع on it Whether it be those which are أصل or those which are Those which are the نواقب Or mena'ima And then you have يَدُعُ الْفَتَهِ الْفَتَهِ is what Is marfu'u And the call he fa'ilan It is marfu'u Because it's the subject It's the one that's doing the calling قاضي and أولامي Both of them are marfu'ani The most also marfu'u قاضي and أولامي Both of them are marfu'u But Why they both marfu'u Because they are with Tufani They have روف العبسل before it And they have been connected to him الفتاة Here is Not one of them Not one of them Is the dhamma A parrot on the last letting of the valley Not one of them Yeah تجرد when you strip something from something The word تجرد means what It's to strip something from a thing So you strip something from something The يدعو is stripped from And the word is jasmine And the word is nasli Why is the word الفتاة الفتاة Let's look at it Why doesn't it show The رفع It does not show on it What does الفتاة finish with If any finishes with it What is it To add the right Now حالة برمة And when it's What is with the Those two times is مقدر Now So we go الفتاة And what about يدعو يدعو is what يدعو is مناسبة Yeah استثقال I said مناسب is خاصل يدعو is استثقال يدعو is استثقال It's heavy Very good It's heavy on it وفل قابل قابل it doesn't show For what reason Yeah قابل It's an اسم نعم وفل قابل The qadi is also استثقال The qadi is also استثقال Just to see if you are saying it You're just saying it وولامي is what وولامي is استثقال The يائن وولامي It is Very good So we have those three reasons استثقال And what المناسبة All present الفتاة And the qadi وولامي And also يدعو يدعو is استثقال قابل is استثقال فتاة يتعذر وولامي is مناسبة And we spoke about this last lesson None of it does it show Very good And the author gives another example Which is لن يرض الفتاة And the qadi وولامي None of them also show So this is When it doesn't show And we said it doesn't show When it's what When it finishes with any of those three Wordings وووو We said the فتحة And the ضمة And the سكون Are you there? Sorry If it's ألف it's تعدر If it's ياء and ووو It is what استثقال And if it's ياء وولامي is مناسبة And it's only specific to اسماء Very good If the last ending of the verb A verb If the last ending of a verb Is an ألف It is مقدر في حالتين It is مقدر 2 times The first time is أضمة And the second time is فتحة If it's a verb And it finishes with ووو Or ياء It is مقدر only one time And that is when it's بامة As for the اسم The اسم If the last letter of it is an ألف To قدر في حالاتي All of its forms You do مقدر All three times Where it will be فتحة بامة Or كسرح It doesn't matter And if the last letter is ياء To قدر في حالتين If it's ياء It's مقدر في حالتين Two times أضمة And الكسرح As for ووو Did we say it finishes with وووو No No No No No No The wall doesn't enter now Very good If you remember those إن شاء الله يتعالى Now the author The شارح رحمة الله He moves away from إعراب We've now understood what إعراب means We've learnt What إعراب means Now the author He goes The شارح The شارح محمد محديل عبد الحمي He goes towards البناء What does he go to? البناء البناء is what? البناء is the opposite of إعراب البناء is the opposite of إعراب So it will become clear to us What it means إن شاء الله يتعالى So let's first of all define What البناء means لغة Let's define it لغوية Linguistically let's define it بناء لغة What does it mean? عبارة عن وضع شيء على شيء على جهة يرادو بها تبوت واللزوم It's when you place something on top of another thing and what you intend from it is that these two things they stay together They don't leave each other Like basically when you do building You take one brick and you put that brick on another brick Yeah محمد حميد بنزل My copy is undifferent My copy is 24 It's عبارة عن وضع شيء على شيء على جهة يرادو بها تبوت واللزوم It is وضع شيء It's to place something على شيء on top of something else على جهة in a way يرادو بها تبوت You intend from it to be firm, hard They stay together Don't leave each other It's when you take a cement and you take a brick and you put it on top of another brick This is called بناء It's called بناء That's what it means linguistically But the word بناء Technically it means لزوم أو آخر الكريمتي So what meaning does it take from the لغة meaning The word لزوم They intend why you took that brick And you put it on top of that brick What was the intent behind it So they stay together They don't leave each other That this is permanent for now And it's permanent, sorry That's what you tend That this is a permanent thing That's what you intend Good, pay attention When grammarians, they use the word بناء This is what they're trying to say That this word is this permanent state This is how it's been So it's لزوم أو آخر الكريمتي The last ending of the word It's remaining It's permanent It's consistent حالة الوحيدة It's consistent upon one situation لغاية عامني ولع فلاني And the reason why it's like this It's not because there's an agent Or because there's a defect in the word No If it's a defect, what does it become مقدر We go back to إعراب again The reason why this word So you might ask yourself But we'll just say something like that ألفتا ألفتا is consistent But the reason for ألفتا is إعلان إسعيلة إسعيلة reason And نعم ألفتا does change It's not حالة واحدة It's just it doesn't show This one on the other hand doesn't change It does not change It's not changing Okay It doesn't change Like for example The word كم كم is always come Whatever context you put in Never will it change Come And it's a meme At the end of the word And there's no إلا there Good مم Again Come and mean They are لزوم They are consistent upon سكون You guys are going to see them Like the word هؤلاء حدامي أمسي They are all consistent upon وقكسري They are all consistent upon كسرة ولزوم مندو The word مندو And the word حيثو And the others They are consistent upon ضم The word اينا كيفا They are consistent upon فتح You never find them in any other way اينا is اينا Everywhere you find it كيفا كيفا Good Are you there? We will take that in more details When we come to the شرح قتلوا الندع وبلوا الصدع لنهشام العصاري More explanation will be done with the issue of a بناء And if these are agreed upon and what the مداهيز of the نحاد the grammarians will believe regarding it Then he says something Very powerful now Just from what he just mentioned to us From the four sets of examples That he gave us محمد محمد دينا عبد الحميد He says ومن هادف إضاحي From that clarification ومن هادف إضاحي From that clarification تعلموا يورك تعلموا يورك تعلموا يورك أن ألقاب البناء أربعة From what was just mentioned right now You're going to learn that the ألقاب He doesn't use the علامات Because علامة means something changes Okay He's saying the nicknames The nicknames For بناء It's for أسكول ألكسر وضبم والفتح Those four are what? Some call it ألقاب Some even call it أنواع It's types علاماته who know call it If you study the grammar properly You should use ألقاب But even what's better is to use أنواع It's types Types is better So if somebody asks you What are the types of بناء You say the types of بناء are four أسكول سكول Some ones are consistent سكول That's all they are upon Like what we just took with the word The second one is سكسر They are consistent upon They are upon سكسر هؤلاء حدامي أمسي Good بناء They are just consistent upon What? Consistent upon بناء Like حيث They are consistent upon بناء Good والفتح They are consistent upon فتح Okay They are consistent upon فتح ستجاز أين كيف After clarifying everything for you عبدالحمد حدين عبدالحمس وبعد بيان كل هذه الأشياء لا تعصر عليك معرفة للعربي والمبني He said after all of that clarification It will not be hard on you knowing the difference between المعرب and the مبني فين المعرب Because معرب is what What's معرب ما تغيّر حال آخره رفضا بسبب العواملي بسبب العواملي It is anything that changes إكسبليزيطلي أو إكسبليزيطلي Due to the entering of an agent Different agents are entering it That's why it changes ولمبني ولمبني is ما لازم آخره حالة الواحدة is when the word is consistent upon one situation لغير عامل ولا اعتلال The reason why it's in one situation is not due to an agent and it's not due to a defect Okay, there's no defect here Good Does that make sense? The author asks you now to do an exercise He says بَيْنِ الْمُعْرَبَ بِأَنْوَاعِهِ Explain معرب And it's types With its types وَالْمَبْلِيَّا And explain مبني مِنَ الْكَرِمَاتِ الْوَاقَعَةِ وَالْعِبَرَاتِ الْأَاتِيَةِ In the upcoming sentences إن شاء الله تعالى Everybody, if you don't have the book try to find the person who has the book and do this exercise And now he starts from here Everywhere you say It's معرب or it's مبني That's all you need to do You don't have to go into too much detail You don't have to give a reason for it Just identify it, okay?


Let us come to the pancreas. So, this is the pancreas where all the other organs have been removed. This is the head and this is the insinuate process of the pancreas. So, the head of the pancreas is this entire portion that we can see here. This is entire portion and it is encircled by the C loop of the teardrum, the superior descending horizontally and ascending part of the teardrum. This narrow portion that we see here, this is the neck of the pancreas. This entire portion is the body of the pancreas and this is the tail of the pancreas. The pancreas is roughly obliquely up in like this. Therefore, it extends from L3 to L1, vertebral levels. Now, let us come to the blood supply of the pancreas. So, as we mentioned this is the head of the pancreas and it is since this is the C loop of the teardrum. The blood supply is this artery that we see here. This is the superior pancritico-duodal artery which is the branch of the gastro-duodal artery. Other branch by the way is the right gastro-pecloid. The superior pancritico-duodal divides into an anterior and posterior division and it runs from above down inside the pancritico-duodal junction and going from below up we have this artery here. This is the inferior pancritico-duodal artery. This is the branch of the superior mesentric artery and we can see it is coming from the superior mesentric artery here and this goes in the pancritico-duodal junction from below up also dividing it into an anterior and posterior division and both these arteries and astromoes here. So, this supplies the head and the arsenate process of the pancreas because the blood supply of the head of the pancreas and the diodenum are closely interlinked. That is why there is when we are doing a special surgery that is a surgery for cancer of the head of the pancreas we cannot isolate the blood supply of the head of the pancreas separately and therefore we have to do what is known as the pancreatico-duodenectomy or Wipple's surgery. And while we are on this topic I would like to draw your attention though not directly relevant. This is the diodenum and this is the gyginum and we can see the cut into the gyginum here. At the diodenum-gyginal junction we have this fibromuscular structure which I have lifted up here this is that fibromuscular structure. This fibromuscular structure goes from the dj flexure and goes behind the pancreas as you can see it's going behind the pancreas and it gets attached to the right crust of the diaphragm. This is known as the suspense 3 ligament of treats and finally the blood supply of the rest of the pancreas that is the body and the tail it is supplied by the branches of the splinic artery which is shown here this is the splinic artery and that gives the greater and the dorsal pancreatic artery and many other armament branches. The important relations of the pancreas that is the most important thing I have already mentioned about the sea loop of the diodenum. The tail of the pancreas is related to the hylum of the spleen and it was located like this which we have removed. The vascular relations are even more important so let's take a quick look at the vascular relations. For that I have lifted up and we can see that this is the supramacentric artery and this is the supramacentric vein. The artery is to the left the vein is to the right. So these two structures they run especially the supramacentric vein runs behind the neck of the pancreas and the artery runs just behind the body of the pancreas that is one important relation. Behind the neck of the pancreas if I lift it up we can see that the supramacentric vein is uniting with the splinic vein to form the portal vein so this is the union. Supramacentric vein, splinic vein continuing as the portal vein and we can see the other part of the portal vein in the extrampatic portal triad. When I reflect like this we can see that this is the other part of the portal vein. So that is another important relationship. The next important relationship is the splinic vessels themselves. So for that if I were to put it back this is the normal relationship. The splinic artery runs along the upper border of the pancreas. So this is the splinic artery. In a normal situation the splinic artery will be much more torturous than this and the splinic vein runs behind the body of the pancreas and we can see a groove here. This groove is where the splinic vein was running so that is another important relationship. Artery on the upper border, vein behind the body of pancreas and finally if I were to remove all these structures we see the H3A vena cava, the left renal vein and the aorta. These are related posterior most relationships of the pancreas. So these are the entire vascular relationships of the pancreas. And finally coming to the tail of the pancreas. The tail of the pancreas is related to the hylum of the spleen. If there is an injury to the spleen or if there is any surgical intervention on the spleen the tail of the pancreas is quite likely to be injured and the tail of the pancreas is rich in allergenic langerhands and therefore the patient can have iotrogenic or patient doctor induced diabetes meritus. So that is about the pancreas. Now in this connection I need to tell you one very important clinical correlation. I have opened up the diurnal and you can see that this is the diurnal papilla and I have calculated it with my instrument here. This is the procedure that we adopt for what is known as endoscopic retrograde cholangio pancreatogram which not only shows the biliary treat but it also shows the pancreatic duct. So therefore it's a combined procedure for both pancreas and the pancreatic biliary part. This is a still short image of an ERCP showing the pancreatic biliary ductal system. We can have two types of cancer of the head of pancreas. One of them is a cancer of this region which I showed you a little while earlier namely the region around the ampoule of better. That is known as a periampullary carcinoma that means the cancer occurs in this region around the ampoule of better. That is called periampullary carcinoma and the other is cancer of the head of the pancreas which is not very uncommon. In any of these situations it is very obvious that it blocks the common bile duct and these patients have very severe jaundice and not only that the common bile duct becomes distended it becomes as big it can become even more than 1 centimeter in diameter that means more than 10 milliliters. In such cases what we do is we take this common bile duct and we anastomose it with the diodenum to relieve the jaundice and that is called kale doko diodenostomy and it is technically not very difficult because we know that the common bile duct is running right behind the diodenum. So, that is the procedure it is a palliative procedure it is not a curative one it just relieves the jaundice and the itching which comes with jaundice. I have already mentioned about the injury to the tail of the pancreas. Another important clinical correlation is alcoholic or any other pancreatitis. The pancreas forms an important constituent of the bed of the stomach. The stomach is located here. So, when the pancreatitis is resolving fluid from the pancreas can collect in this region here where my hand is located and that collection occurs in the lesser sac or the ovental person and that is called pseudo pancreatic cyst. So, 2-3 weeks after pancreatitis we can see a swelling here and that is collection in the lesser sac. So, that is a sequel of pancreatitis. That is all. You can switch off by pressing the black button.


Ever wondered why Switzerland, known for its high quality of life, also has one of the highest costs of living in the world? Many are awed by the Swiss reputation for high living costs, balanced by equally high wages, and an unrivaled quality of life. This pristine paradise doesn't come cheap, but what if I told you there are still affordable spots tucked away in this mountainous haven? But fear not, today we're journeying to the 10 cheapest places to buy a house in Switzerland. Switzerland isn't just Geneva and Zurich. There are hidden gems that offer affordable housing. First we're heading to the picturesque town of Schaffhausen. Nestled near the Rhine River, Schaffhausen is a charming place that boasts a rich history and a vibrant cultural scene. The average price of a house here is a fraction of what you'd pay in the larger cities, making it an attractive option for those seeking affordability without sacrificing the Swiss quality of life. Known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, Schaffhausen offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern amenities. Next on our tour is the quaint city of Solethearn, often overlooked by prospective homebuyers. Solethearn is a veritable treasure trove of affordability and appeal. The average house price here is surprisingly modest compared to its larger counterparts, and with its thriving arts scene, ample recreational opportunities, and easy access to both urban centers and countryside, Solethearn is a hidden gem that's well worth considering. Finally, let's venture into the heart of Switzerland to the charming town of Glaris. Tucked away in a lush valley and surrounded by impressive mountain ranges, Glaris offers breathtaking scenery at every turn. The town is known for its vibrant community spirit and outdoor lifestyle, with ample opportunities for hiking, skiing, and mountaineering. Despite its idyllic setting, the average house price in Glaris remains affordable, making it an attractive option for those seeking a peaceful retreat without breaking the bank. In each of these towns, you'll find a sense of community, a slower pace of life, and a cost of living that's more in line with reality than the sky-high prices of Switzerland's larger cities. From the rich history of Schaffhausen, to the cultural appeal of Solethearn, and the natural beauty of Glaris, these hidden gems offer affordable housing options without compromising on the Swiss living experience. And that's just the beginning. Let's keep moving. Suburban Switzerland can offer a great balance between city life and the great outdoors. Now let's dive into the hidden suburban secrets of this nation, where life is a perfect blend of urban sophistication and rustic charm. First stop, the quaint town of Lachen, nestled on the southern shores of Lake Zurich. Known for its picturesque landscapes, Lachen offers a serene lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of the city.  Next, we head to the charming municipality of Konitz. A stone's throw away from the capital city of Bern, Konitz is more than just a suburb. Its blend of historic landmarks and modern amenities give it a unique character. Average house prices here are surprisingly affordable, considering its proximity to the capital. What's more, the Gerton Mountain in your backyard offers a stunning panorama of Bern, a site that will never get old. Our third secret is the town of Vernier, a suburb of Geneva. Vernier is a diverse and vibrant town, with a rich cultural scene. It's also home to several multinational corporations, offering ample job opportunities. The average house prices are competitive, especially for a town that's practically a hop-skip and a jump away from Geneva. The cherry on top, the stunning views of the Jura Mountains and the Rhone River, a sight to behold. So whether you're looking for a peaceful lakeside town, a cultural melting pot, or a vibrant suburb with stunning mountain views, these suburban secrets of Switzerland have got you covered. Each offers a unique blend of city convenience and natural beauty, all at a price that's easier on the wallet than living in the heart of a major city. Ready for more, we're not done yet. As we continue our journey, we'll uncover more hidden gems in Switzerland that offer great value for home buyers. Stay tuned. For those seeking peace and tranquility, rural Switzerland might be your ticket. The countryside is not just about picturesque landscapes and serene beauty. It's also about affordable living spaces that don't compromise on comfort. Our first stop is the charming village of Muren. Nestled high in the Swiss Alps, Muren is a haven for those who love the great outdoors. With an average house price significantly lower than in the bustling cities, it's an attractive choice for those looking to escape the urban rush. From skiing in the winter to hiking in the summer, Muren offers a lifestyle that's as wholesome as its alpine air. Next up is the idyllic town of Appenzell, known for its traditional Swiss architecture and vibrant cultural scene, Appenzell is a delight for those who wish to immerse themselves in Swiss heritage. The average house price here is surprisingly affordable, making it a viable option for home buyers who value cultural richness and community spirit. Finally, we journey to the tranquil region of Jura. A paradise for nature lovers, Jura is famed for its lush forests and pristine lakes. It's a place where you can truly disconnect and embrace a slower pace of life. Despite its natural splendor, the average house price in Jura remains one of the lowest in Switzerland. It's an enticing prospect for those who dream of waking up to the chorus of birds, rather than the blair of city traffic. Each of these rural retreats offers a unique blend of affordability, lifestyle, and natural beauty. They're proof that you don't have to break the bank to enjoy the Swiss dream. But remember, the key to finding the perfect home is understanding what matters most to you. Still not convinced? Let's unveil our last location. Last, but certainly not least, let's turn our attention to the final destination. Nestled in the heart of Switzerland, this hidden gem is a blend of serene landscapes and affordability. The average house price here might be a pleasant surprise for many, as it falls significantly lower than the national average. This charming locale offers much more than just budget-friendly real estate. The community is warm and welcoming, and the quality of life is second to none. The natural beauty is a feast for the eyes, with rolling hills, sparkling lakes, and tranquil forests becoming your everyday view. The local amenities are more than adequate, boasting a variety of shops, restaurants, and recreational facilities. For families, the education system is excellent, with well-regarded schools providing a nurturing environment for the young minds. For those seeking a quieter life, the peaceful surroundings offer a respite from the hustle and bustle of city living. In summary, this final destination is a testament to the fact that affordability and a high quality of life can go hand in hand. It's a reminder that Switzerland is not just about high prices and luxury, but also about finding the right place that suits your needs and budget.  They offer an opportunity to enjoy the Swiss lifestyle without breaking the bank. Switzerland is more than just high prices, it's about finding the right place for you. Intrigued by what you've learned today? 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For the past six months, I've reached deep into NASA to listen to the hopes and the dreams of the NASA employees. I've listened to the concerns expressed by America's leaders outside the agency and also the compliments that they've made of the wonderful work that NASA has done. I've been to all of our centers but one. I've met with all the red teams and blue teams, sometimes a few times, met with leaders in academia, CEOs of corporations. I've met with small entrepreneurial businesses, small disadvantaged businesses. I've met with leaders in the minority community, women's community in the country. And I've traveled abroad, met with the leaders abroad, met with 200 members of Congress. I read the Augustine report, the Payne Commission report, the Rogers report. And when I go through all of this, there's universal agreement that NASA is vital to our nation and cannot afford to fail. And NASA must perform its missions by reaching for the planets and the stars, but at the same time as I talked a few days ago, bring back cutting edge technology to generate new jobs and new industries and hope and opportunity. And we can do it and have been doing it. But to do it even better, today I'm going to announce the following changes in our organization to improve management and bring focus to programs that are very, very essential to America's future. The first program, and it's so important to our future, is Space Station Freedom. And on Space Station Freedom, we have the support of the American people in the Congress, and in 1993 we have to deliver on the promise. So as a first step as part of the restructuring and the management approach, we're going to put two of our very best people on Space Station Freedom. First we have Tommy Campbell, the controller of NASA. Tommy is going to go over and be the chief financial officer on Space Station Freedom, but taking the strongest financial person at NASA, if not in the government, and sending him over the station. Tommy is very gracious. He feels privileged to do it, and he told me how excited he was just a few hours ago. Marty Kress, who's head of legislative affairs, is going to go over the Space Station Freedom as the deputy program manager of policy and management to Dick Coors. Marty is one of up-and-coming bright people. He did a wonderful job working with me on the hill to convince the Congress that I was right in proceeding with Space Station Freedom. Marty's committed to the Space Station, and he's going to bring a tremendous wealth of capability in tying our international partners closer together, bringing the utilization community, the scientists, and the engineers in industry and academia that are going to take part in this wonderful program to bring them closer together so that they feel that they're participating, and to relieve Dick Coors of a variety of management duties so Dick Coors could assure that we have a successful CDR and the hardware comes out when it's supposed to come out. Now there are a variety of other tasks associated with the Space Station and its management structure that have not been resolved yet by our red team and our roles and missions team, and because we have not yet reached consensus, we're going to hold off until we really work it through. There's a meeting of the NASA top team this Saturday. We're going to continue our deliberations, and as soon as we get our consensus, we'll move with the next steps on Space Station Freedom, but we felt it was so important to get our real key people there, and this is the first in a series of management moves we're going to make to bring the very best we have in NASA to the Space Station. Mary Kerwin will become the Acting Assistant Administrator for Legislative Affairs, and she was the Director of Liaison Division for the Legislative Affairs Activity. And Gary Allison will become the Acting Controller, and both of these jobs will be advertised for open competition. Clearly we have high regard for these two people in the acting capacity, but these jobs are going to be opened up to all of America. The next appointment gives me tremendous pleasure, and that is Len Fisk will become the Chief Scientist of NASA. He is one of the most brilliant people we have in this organization, probably one of our most effective and strongest contributors in the science area. And in order to get closer to academia, to communicate with the presidents of our major universities, to get much closer with the large and small corporations in their R&D facilities, and get NASA tied into America so we could transfer our technology and we could pull technology out of all these places so we could always be on the cutting edge, Len is going to be there. And as I discussed a few days ago, NASA is going to intensify its efforts in the international arena, and Len is going to be our spokesman. And I think it's very important to recognize that NASA is more than just management and programs. NASA exists for science and exploration, and I'm thrilled to have a man of Len's stature join me in the administrator's office, and Len and I talked and hopefully he'll be joining me in days, but it'll be no longer than two weeks because we have a lot of work to do to get his organization structured for change. In the area of OSSA, to get the organization aligned to programs and science and to get more visibility to the American community and the administrator, we're going to break up OSSA, the Office of Space Science Applications, into two parts, mission to planet earth and mission from planet earth. And Shelby Telford will be the acting associate administrator for mission to planet earth, and Wes Huntress will be the acting associate administrator for mission from planet earth. Now once again, there are a few details that we have not yet worked out. There isn't consensus yet on how to go about where we put life sciences and microgravity, but we're going to have a further set of roles in missions meetings, and I felt it would be inappropriate to break the spirit of teamwork that was going on there as we made these changes. So we'll continue our deliberations, and as soon as we get done, we'll be able to announce that. But this is going to really be an opportunity for strengthening our planetary astrophysics programs and get us more focused in meeting a moral commitment we have to American and people of the world to bring back the data to understand what is happening to our environment. What are the naturally induced effects and what are the human induced effects? Because policy makers need this very critical data over the decades ahead to make the very difficult decisions that have to be made. And I'm very proud of this team. By breaking it up into two parts, you know, it was getting very, very big. I think we'll be more focused, but I was just speaking to some of the people from Len's advisory committee on the phone, and I assured them we're not going to lose the synergism that Len built in having a science community, and we're going to work very closely with the advisory committees, the National Research Council, and the committees thereof to assure that we have coherence in our science programs. Another area that's become quite clear in need of focus and attention is aeronautics. I talked about this over the last few weeks. I have now met with most of the major CEOs and managers of our aeronautics program in this country, and it's clear that they believe the relationship with NASA is beneficial. Department of Defense has a good relationship with NASA in terms of its cutting-edge technology. So we're announcing today that we're going to break OAST into two parts. The office of aeronautics, and I'll talk about the second part in just a moment. But this office of aeronautics is very, very crucial, and Cecil Rosen will be the acting associate administrator of this office. And Pete Peterson, who has been the head of OAST, is going to undertake a very difficult job. The Augustine report and panel had indicated that infrastructure was one of the key issues that NASA had to take a good hard look at. And as we went out and talked to the folks in the aeronautics industry, in the space industry, it became clear that there was a lot of duplication of facilities in the Department of Defense and NASA and in industry. And as a result, we've spread a whole large infrastructure across the country. But what we've got to have are focused facilities that are world-class. So Pete Peterson is going to undertake a 15-month study to work with industry, work with the Department of Defense and other departments of U.S. government to see how we could work closer together in aeronautics and space to come up with a facility infrastructure that gives us world-class facilities and utilizes the resources that the tax payers and industry are providing to get maximum benefit. So Pete Peterson is going to have 15 months and we're going to all be working with him to assure that we get the very best infrastructure in this country. The second half of OAST, the T in OAS, space technology in OAST, is going to be combined with the commercial activity and we are going to form the Advanced Concepts and Technology Office that will catalyze activities at NASA to be on the cutting edge of technology. We want to have advanced concepts, we want to have a place in NASA where entrepreneurs feel comfortable to show up with brand new ideas, where people in academia who have an idea and want to work with NASA could bring it. A place where industry that's in need of technology transfer could come to NASA for the very latest technology and feel that there's a receptive place, a voice to listen to them where we will be able to help them move out and develop new industries and new products and most of all a place where we could aggressively deal with the commercialization of space. So this is going to be a small, tight-knit, catalytic organization and we've asked Gregory Wreck to become the Acting Associate Administrator of this new Office for Advanced Concepts and Technology. Courtney Stad will assist him as the Acting Deputy Associate Administrator to bring in the commercial aspects and to tie in the commercial industry. Jack Manix, who's presently head of the commercial office, will become Associate General Counsel for Intellectual Property and I look forward to the tremendous output that Jack is going to make. So we have defined a number of new organizations. We have defined opportunity. We're going to advertise all these jobs widely across the country in academia. We're going to advertise these jobs in industrial and professional journals. We're going to advertise these jobs in minority publications and publications that women read because we want the very best in America. We want NASA employees to apply and we want the very best people in America to apply and we'll have an open competition and select the very, very best people. I'm terribly excited. I've been on the phone for the last few hours and I believe it's been very positive. The people involved feel very, very good about it and we've begun phase one of the restructuring at NASA. Thank you very much and before we end I'd like to ask Len Fisk who's going to have to be dealing with me on a day-to-day basis to come up and say a few words. Thank you, Dan. Just a couple of comments. I think there's an important message in the re-establishment of the position of chief scientist. It sends them very clear message that science is such an integral part of what we do here at NASA and it is the part of the NASA program which really lends itself so naturally to the things that we try and do. As Dan said the other day in his remarks, if you break down the sort of golds of the agency it's to provide inspiration, it's to provide hope, it's to provide opportunity for an additional international cooperation. Science plays a very natural role in all of those activities and so I'm looking forward to the opportunity to bring that theme to the agency on a very broad scale of all of what NASA does and also to communicate to the rest of the world that NASA has so many things to offer both in science and in technology. Thank you, Len. Let me shake your hand again. And let me just close by saying the first six months that I've been at NASA have been the happiest moments of my life, the most tiring moments, the hardest working moments but the NASA employees are wonderful, they're an exciting, motivated group of people that really want to make a difference in our world and we're going to continue the wonderful tradition that's been set, we're going to move forward and we have nothing but inspiration, hope, opportunity and the thought that we could be a catalytic action for peace in the world. So thank you very much for listening and I look forward to working with everybody in the future.


Hi there, welcome back to my YouTube channel. This is Daniel Rosal here. So I wanted to show you guys a duo or a combination of pretty common pieces of vlogging gear that you might have lying around your house that I found very useful for creating a setup that is not so traditional. I haven't seen so many people talking about it and therefore I thought I'd give a quick video just showing you guys how it works and I've got pretty good results from it. Especially doing things like vlogging, I found it very useful. So let me without further ado really let me show you guys what the mysterious duo is. So basically two components put together. The first is a tripod. Now I'm talking about an actual full-sized tripod that goes down to the floor. So you know, if you're doing like live streaming or you are recording in any other environment or in actual tripods needed. So get thyself a tripod. So you might already have a tripod. So that's number one. Now the second thing, my friend asked me to do this wedding live stream and I was thinking well what's gonna be a creative way that I can be at my live streaming table and get the camera tilting but there's no one else, no one's gonna be helping me. So this was like a really really last minute request. Now there are professional solutions for remote panning and tilting of cameras but those are like thousands of dollars. They're really kind of broadcast quality gear. I was thinking hang on maybe I could just get my gimbal, put it on my tripod and then use the Ronin app and like remotely control the camera and that's exactly what I did and it worked really really well. So that's what I wanted to show you guys how to set up. Now I know it's kind of obvious but nevertheless I figured I would, figured I would just kind of explain the steps required. Don't ask me what that was. That was my phone Siri, Siri or something. Android Siri. Okay, so firstly this is just a smartphone gimbal. AliExpress one thought it'd be easier to demo on this than the Ronin. Now cameras, tripods typically come with a little place at the top. I believe these things are called ARCA plates. I'm sure you know if you own a tripod what I'm talking about this little thing and it has a D-ring typically at the bottom just to make it easier to screw in to your quarter inch appliances. Now most, almost all gimbals I've seen have a quarter inch thread at the bottom, a quarter 20.  Now the typical things people put into these are monopods. So if you want to extend your gimbal and have a like kind of fake crane footage as they call it. So you can string together a couple of monopods and go like that. Now another thing you can do is have accessories off to the side like run a little L-bracket out to the side of your gimbal and you can put their lights and cameras. So that's another thing you can do. But a third thing you can do is put it on a tripod and you could do both. You could run a quarter inch here or an extension bracket and tripod is here and then put some accessories here. So a world of possibilities opens up and that's what I think is really cool about camera stuff. Everything is like intercompatible.  Now I recommend just getting your gimbal, getting your smartphone or your camera into your gimbal before you put it on the tripods or everything's already like stabilized. That's my recommendation, could be a terrible one. You can follow it at your own camera's risk. So I'm just gonna use a Android device here and I'm going to now power this guy on. Now the gimbal's powered on, it's holding up my camera and I've just got the camera app open now. It's sort of calibrated. It's actually as good as I can calibrate this particular phone on this particular gimbal without using counterweights. And then basically you just need to slot it in to the tripod. So where the tripod has this little clamping mechanism just go and clip it in. And just a little play around with it and then lock it. So that is basically the gimbal installed on the tripod now. So you can just kind of probably, you can see that it's locked there and that's keeping it secure. Now in terms of how I would use this thing, so what I did for the wedding I mentioned was I used the DJI Ronin SC in the tripod and that was amazing because I could go into the Ronin app and use all the features of the Ronin app remotely because the Bluetooth gets you a few meters at least. So I was able to use virtual joystick to manipulate the pan and tilt motors while the gimbal was on the tripod. Now here's one quick tip or what I learned from this experience. I did another auto tune when the gimbal was on the tripod. So I auto tuned when it was set up in that environment and that got rid of any tiny vibrations that otherwise would have really messed up the footage. So that's really it. And then you can use as well if you're using the Ronin, the virtual tracking feature. So, and you can pipe that into OBS Studio and use that in a stream or a broadcast. So stream or a recording I should say. So really quite a lot you can do is just kind of a setup. So if I was using it like this, let's just say I'm trying not to show the couch because it really needs an organization. I've got all my stuff right there. Now you kind of use, when you have it set up like this you kind of course use the tripod manually. So I can do my panning and tilting. I need to unlock here just like I was using a regular tripod. But you also can use the gimbal. So instead of doing that if I want to get it a little bit more smooth I can use the joystick on the gimbal across all the axes up, down. So it gives you alternatives and naturally the kind of movement you're going to achieve electronically with the joysticks probably going to end up looking quite a bit smoother than what you're going to do with your hand. I believe, could be wrong about that but that's what I found with a really basic, with a basic tripod and a basic camera. I can't, especially with my coffee hands I can't replicate the smoothing, the panning and tilting I get with that. Another use I find for this is I'm just going to move it close enough so you guys can see. Try to get it in front of the camera I'm using to record this video. Also for vlogging it's quite good. So this, forget the fact for a second this tripod is off balance and needs a bit of calibration work but you can use it like this and then again instead of if you're doing a vlog you can just discreetly get one hand on the virtual joystick and do your panning and doing your tilting without that being as obvious as you getting under the tripod I'm manipulating the lever here. So I think that's a second good use for this kind of a setup is if you're doing some vlogging work. So those are two uses I found for it I've actually found it really helpful. Obviously you're going to be draining the battery on the gimbal because even when the gimbal is just sitting on the tripod there's going to be a little bit of motor age going on to keep it balanced. So just be aware of that. One more appliance to charge but besides that I think it's really useful and I found it helpful for vlogging and for live streaming using the DJI Ronin SC and the Ronin app. I thought it was pretty cool to be able to remotely control the pan and tilt on the camera and even automatically track faces all while I didn't actually touch the camera or the tripod the camera was on. Thank you guys for watching if you'd like to get more video content from me feel free to subscribe to this YouTube channel.


Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime. We have a big story to talk to you today because we happen to get some exclusive information on things happening at the Game Awards next week. And let me just say, things are still adding up to possibly see Breath of the Wild 2 at the Game Awards next week. That's right, I'm not gonna sit here and tell you it's for sure going to happen, but more evidence has cropped up that yes, indeed, we might see Breath of the Wild 2 next week. Maybe even a title reveal when that be special. Now, before we get into the story, I wanna remind you that we are giving away three copies of Pokemon Legends Arceus. To enter, there is a link down in the description or the pinned comment. I will be announcing that winner towards the release of the game in January. That being said, I will also be setting up our stream for the Game Awards here, I think tomorrow, so you guys can go, go basically set up your notifications for our show. We have some giveaways happening during that show and some other magical things, special guests. It's gonna be a lot of fun. So hopefully you're looking forward to the Game Awards. Plus we have to get the results of the betting special and see what's gonna happen to Eric or I. So that's gonna be pretty fun as well. That being said, let's get into this story. I have a friend, our channel has a friend. His name is Paul Gale from the Paul Gale Network. He's been on our podcast. He has his own YouTube channel. We'll put links to all that stuff down in the description. But he got a chance to actually talk with Jeff Kealy and he sent me a private message about this that he knew that I would obviously use for a video. And he said, hey Nate, I have a fun little bit of news. I was speaking with Jeff Kealy on Sunday. Remember, he's been in the industry for a long time and asked him, would there be a lot of anniversaries being celebrated this year between the 35s, 25s, 10s, et cetera, would it be safe to say without giving anything away, should we expect something at the game awards highlighting one or a few stories or series, I should say. He said, there will be some series that get celebrated but not all, though franchises that have something relevant coinciding with their anniversary are more likely to have representation. I don't know, like the release of a new game, that might be kind of something that matters. So without saying what Zelda for instance is celebrating 35 years and has a game on its way making it more likely to be there. Metroid is also celebrating 35 and has a game, Metroid Prime 4 on its way and obviously just released one in Metroid Dread. Celebrating a game or series seems to be connected to acknowledging the number of years and perhaps the footage of something new assigned to it but that's not guaranteed but still pretty cool. And then he goes into some speculation of his own which will kind of gloss over his speculation. Essentially, he thinks Metroid Prime 4 might possibly be there. So what I wanted to know of course is how many series are actually celebrating their anniversaries right now? And Paul Gale, thankfully did the research for me saving me a bit of time today because it's been pretty busy. Obviously we have Donkey Kong, Galaga and Frogger all celebrating their 40th anniversary this year. Zelda, Metroid, Dragon Quest, Kid Icarus, Castlevania, Bubble Bobble, Final Fantasy, Contra, Punch-Out, Double Dragon, Dungeon Master, Fantasy Star, Metal Gear, Mega Man, Street Fighter, they're all celebrating their 35th anniversary either this year or next year. Sonic, F-Zero, Battletoads, Duke Nukem and Civilization are at 30 years. Pokemon, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Crash Bandicoot, Persona, Night's Into Dreams, Dead or Alive, Metal Slugger at 25, their 25th anniversary, Luigi's Mansion, Pikmin, Animal Crossing, Halo, Red Faction, Conker, Devil May Cry, Max Payne, Advance Force, Golden Sun, Jack and Dexter, they're at their 20th anniversaries, Wii Sports, Resistance, Elder Scrolls of Libyan, Bully, Okami, Dead Rising, Saints Row, Just Cause, Marvel's Ultimate Alliance and Elite Beat Agents. Man, I haven't heard that game in a long time. They're at 15 year anniversaries and 10 year anniversaries as far as we're aware right now are the Elder Scrolls Skyrim, Catherine, Bastion, Bullet Storm, Rage, Dead Island, Dark Souls, The Binding of Isaac as well. Yeah, basically those are kind of the bigger IPs that are likely going to be part of these celebrations. Now we obviously know there is a rumored Donkey Kong game and obviously we know what Metro Prime 4 and Breath of Wild 2, so that gives us three big Nintendo IPs that we can maybe expect something at the game awards for, if not music, which there's going to be an orchestra as confirmed by Jeff Keely. But Jeff Keely also threw out there today, or I guess late yesterday, that there's a lot of fake rumors going around about what's going to be shown at the game awards, even though he said we are going to have a lot to show, it's, you know, there's a lot of fake rumors, so be careful of what you believe. And you might go, well, then yeah, he's obviously talking about these Zelda rumors and yeah, he might be. But also there's a lot of rumors about what's going on at the game awards.  So who really knows exactly what he was talking about there? Maybe his Breath of the Wild 2 won't be there. Maybe the 35th anniversary of Zelda won't be there. Maybe instead we'll have the 35th anniversary being celebrated for Metroid, because hey, it just had Dread come out and Metroid Prime 4 is coming. Maybe we're going to be celebrating Donkey Kong's 40th because hello, that's like one of the IPs that really built up Nintendo in the video game industry. So there's a lot that could be talked about here from Nintendo. Obviously, we're going to go more in depth tonight with special guest, Thomas from Switchstop on our Nintendo Prime podcast, right here at 8 p.m. Central Time. Yeah, we're going to be talking about the game awards, what we might see at the game awards and all that. So I'm really focusing in on that because this event happens next week, everybody. That's right, on December 9th, next week Thursday is the game awards. Are you guys hyped? Are you guys prepared? Because we're going to be taking care of business here. In fact, we're actually an official co-streamer of the game awards and that's really cool. We're actually getting badges and stuff sent to us. It's kind of a, I don't know, a neat thing anyways to commemorate our special show that we're doing because we're having a pre-show, post-show, live streaming the entire event, reacting to everything, having our own events going on inside the event. You guys know what we did for E3. We're doing that for the game awards so it's going to be a lot of fun and I hope that all of you decide to watch the game awards with us even if you're not a fan of the awards or Jeff Keely in general. Hopefully you're a fan of us so you guys can have at least a good time celebrating with me and Eric. That being said, thank you guys so much for tuning in and I'll catch you guys in the next video.


What's one misconception that you really want people to know about? Or what's one thing about the racing world that you think is really important to highlight for people who are watching my show who love the NBA and the NFL? I think everybody thinks that being a race car driver is just like driving a normal car only a bit faster. And they're like, I can drive, I drive to work, or I do this, I drive to the supermarket. Well, it's really, it's really nothing like that.  No, because it's so totally different and so far removed. I think, I think if you imagined throwing a washing machine down a tunnel at 230 miles an hour and getting beaten up in the process, that's more like what being a race car driver is like.


Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's Case Breaks.com. Happy Wednesday, happy hump day, happy new release day, happy prism football day. 2022 Panini Prism Football, six box hobby, pick your team four, coming at you right now, all card ships, second half of the case that we popped open in the previous video. Big thanks to everyone here in pick your team four on a Wednesday, March 15th. Robert, you ended up with last spot mojo with the Colts before we pulled the remaining teams for that prism filler. You have away the remaining teams there. Now, if you remember from the previous video, if you watched that, break three, I put the second half of the case kept them in the box right here. One, four. So that's the second half of the case. And then we've got more in the store. In fact, the next two breaks, five and six are locked away into a filler right now. And if we get that sold out, what time is it? Yeah, we got time to do it tonight. We've got another brand new release by Panini, Elite Basketball. That's down to a few spots in the filler. We should do that tonight as well. Looks like there's two left now. Alex asking anything left in the second half. I don't know, we'll find out. We just started. We're gonna find out what we've got here in the second half. There it is. I just saw that Steven, Elite down to two. Yeah, let's get that on the schedule. Ladies and gentlemen, let's someone sell that out. We'll do that right after this break. This break will take a little bit out of 35, 40 minute break. Pick your team four, here we go. Just on a Renfro Silver, Dan the Man, Marino to 60. For Miami, that's gonna be for Alifonzo. And behind Eli Mitchell is a Dolphin, Tyreek Hill. That's a catch. That's gonna be a catch. Tyreek Hill, autograph for Alifonzo and the Dolphins. And we've got Christian Kirk to 125 for the Jags. Matthew with the Jaguars. There's a nice Brock Purdy, Sean Maddock. Mamari Cooper to 149 for Cleveland. That's gonna be for Jay. Ryan Tannehill to 199. It's for Jason K. and the Titans. Jonathan Taylor to 225. That is for Robert and the Blue Horse Shoes. Daxon Hill to 49. That'll be for Keele, Kessler and Cincinnati. Melvin Gordon for the Broncos, that'll be for Ed P. That's to 175. We've got Cooper Cup to 199 for the Rams. That'll be for Howard. And we've got Marquez Valdes Scantling. Chiefs to 225, that'll be for Michael. That's right Rex, we're on to Cincinnati. And here is a Patch Auto, Isaiah Spiller is. It's got to work on that, Isaiah. But nice relic, nice autograph for Roy and the Chargers. That is nine out of 10. Nice low number on that too. I think these are generally one per case. Ryan Tannehill to 249. Givante Williams hype to 99. Kyle Phillips to the Titans for Jason to 249. Givante Williams for Denver, that's gonna be for Ed. And we'll do a autograph low number car recap at the end of the video as well. If I remember, if I don't remember like I did last, like I forgot last time. If I don't remember like last time then you'll see it in a separate video. If I forget entirely, that's on me, I apologize. Alex saying it's been brutal today, need Jaspies to turn around, come on Packers. Yeah, we're only just through box one. Kick back and relax, we got five more to go. Play to the whistle, Alex, appreciate you getting in. Second box, good luck everybody. Second box, pick your team four. Got Garrett Wilson, Jets to 99. That'll be for Brandon. Matt Corral to 199, that'll be for Carolina. That's gonna be for Michael. Got Sam Howell for Joshua and the Commanders. And we got Robert Woods, Titans to 225, that'll be for Jason. And behind Matt Judon is a sensational signature, Bobby Herbert. Bobby Hebert, not Herbert, Hebert. 22 out of 49, old Saint going to, going to Maury. Got Matthew Stafford for the Rams to 249. It's gonna be for Howard. And we got some snakeskin, it's Deandre Hopkins. And then we got a Ty Chandler as well. Nice, I think these are shorter prints here. This is gonna go to John and the Cardinals. Here is Ty Chandler, 56 out of 225 for Minnesota. That'll be for Jerry. Got a Kareem Hunt, 88 out of 99 for Cleveland. That'll be for Jay. Pronounced Hebert? No. 121 out of 125, I'll have to take your word for it. I don't think I've ever seen that player in my entire life. Might be a little bit before my time. Jamal Adams for the Seahawks will go to, that's to 175. We'll go to Scott in Seattle and the Hawkinson to 125. We'll go to Jerry and the Vikings. Hey, Bear? Where does this guy end up? And here is Zemir White, 157 out of 249 for my Raiders. That's gonna go to Howard. Hey, Bear, before or after Archie Manning? Got Lageria Snead, 55 out of 199 for the Chiefs. That'll be for Michael. After Archie Manning. Okay, must have missed that part in Saint's history. And here is Amad Sass Gardner for Brandon and the Jets. Your defensive rookie of the year. Trey Lance Hype, Teddy Bruceke, 66 out of 225. And that is for the Patriots, that'll be for Howard. He was the Cajun Cannon. That's a cool nickname. You think they'll be calling Derek Carr the Cajun Cannon any time soon? I doubt it, it's just you and Kay. USA pitching so lackluster, it really is. Our best hitters seem to show up, our best pitchers maybe not. Would be interesting to know who the one, who is the one that named all these, nicknamed all these players. Usually it's whoever in the old days, I feel like it's usually the local paper. It'd be like, I'll bet it was like the Saint's Beat Rider back in the day who gave him that nickname, gave Haver that nickname. Here's Harrison Smith Vikings, Jerry with the Vikings. That's usually who it is, journalists. Old newsmen, newspaper men. Old sports writers back in the day. 14 I-25, Warren Sapp. Buccaneers, Keele Kessler. 10 out of 75, Melvin Gordon III, that'll be for Denver. So I guess Rex, you can take a trip to New Orleans, go through the old archives, go through the Microfiche. Here's 115 out of one, remember Microfiche? Jordan Poyer Bills, Keele Kessler. And then we can find the writer who tagged him with that nickname. That's usually how it goes. 132 out of 225, Charles Cross. Scott and the Seahawks. There's a Malik Willis for Jason K. and the Titans. There's Dan the Manmarino. Laces out Dan to 199 for the dolphin that's gonna be for Alifonzo. Bobby Haber is a true Cajun. Has restaurants called Bobby Haber's Cajun Cannon. Very good food. They're still around, still good. There's a Tray Lance, 2175. Well, if I ever find myself down there, I'll have to check it out. Thank God I know how to pronounce his last name, Stephen Kay. Imagine if I went down there and was just like, yeah, hey, where's the nearest Hebert out here? I'd get laughed out of town. Here's Garoppolo, Raiders New Quarterback. Still Niners edition to 49 going to Sean Maddock. Yeah, very power, right? Good. All right, behind Singletary is Jack Lambert. Lambert? Could be Lambert. No, I know it's Lambert. This goes to the Steelers. Thon with the Steelers. Alex, we got a long ways to go, buddy. We got another 20 minutes to go. Almost 30 minutes to go. Play to the whistle, my friend. It's Eric Dickerson to 99. Vikings, that's gonna be for Jerry. Justin Jefferson to 99. Nice brilliance insert there. And to 175, Aidan Hutchinson. That's true. You know, it's like that guy is not a local. You got Quentin Nelson to 249. All right, halfway through the break, another half to go. Three boxes left, ladies and gentlemen. Play to the whistle, hang on. I know, I know it's frustrating when you don't see a monster hit for your team and within the first box. But I've seen a lot of breaks where the best hit for a team is oftentimes in the very last pack. Hold fast. Is it Pet's Mart or Pet's Smart? It's Pet's Mart. Is it or is it Pet's Smart? I have no idea. No, it's Pet's Smart. Thanks, even cave. I'm gonna have to go to the Cajun cannons restaurant someday. All right, all right. The Korean guy from California trying to pronounce his name, yeah. Get out of town is what they say. No, I, the Louisiana's are very friendly, right? You wouldn't tell me to get out of town. And I feel like they would politely correct me. Yeah, Gilo, it's Pet's Smart. Yeah, it's a national chain, right? Yeah, they're everywhere. They're everywhere. But yeah, if you look at the logo, Gilo, it's Pet is in red and Smart is in blue. Also, the official spelling of Pet's Mart is capital P, capital S. There's Aiden Hutchinson, blue wave to 199. There's Jonathan Allen to 175. Kenny Pickett. Kenny Pickett for the sealers for Thanh. We got to 175, Jonathan Allen for Joshua and the commanders. And we got Chad Johnson. Ocho Sinko, franchise legends autograph. We're on to Cincinnati. Kill. We're on to Cincinnati. Nice. To 199, Jamar Chase. Oh, I knew it. I know Pet's Smart all the time. But I wasn't sure if it was Pet's Smart or Pet's Smart. But now I know. I guess I really never thought about that part. Deontay Johnson. That is for Snakeskin for the Steelers, Thanh. We got to Jamison. 138 out of 225. Refreshing glass of Jamison. Mori with the Detroit Lions. Tyron Matthew to 225. Elite's gone, nice. We'll add that to the schedule once I finish this break. Yeah, Petco's are everywhere. There should be, I think Petco's a national chain. Not a regional chain, they should be everywhere. Eli Manning to 225. Petco Park is nice. It is nice. There's Breeze Hall for the Jets. Rookie Silver to 249, Nick Bosa for the Niners. Sean has the Niners, Brandon has the Jets. There's Trent McDuffie to 175. Here's a real quote. Was the dog named Bingo or was it the farmer? It's the dog. I think if you look at it grammatically, if you read the song lyrics, I feel like I've heard this sort of riddle before. I think grammatically it's clear that it's the dog is Bingo. Pat Friarmooth going to Thon. And we've got a Bailey Zappy. Pew, pew. Zap, zap, zap. That goes to Howard. Luke Keekley to 149. Christian Watson, let's try to find some of his ink. Hot is a hot dog of sound. Hot dog is a hot dog. It's its own thing. All right, two boxes to go. Good luck, everyone. All right, four autographs to go, ladies and gentlemen. Good luck. All right, behind Lane Johnson is a Howie Long. Nice, flashback autograph. Raider legend. Howard's got my Raiders. 31 out of 99. Is the sandwich a sandwich without the tasty zip of Miracle Whip? Is that a commercial? Is a taco sandwich? No, a taco is a taco. I hope Jordan Love Cards go up. I wouldn't sell them until I get a better sense of what he can do. But think about it. If they give him every opportunity to succeed in Green Bay, it has a decent pre-season and more importantly has like a good first quarter of the season to start stringing some wind together. I would hold Jordan Love's. If I'm sitting on Jordan Love's, I would hold through at least the regular season. See what happens. There's Ramandri Stevenson and Andre Johnson. Ramandri Stevenson goes to Howard and the Patriots. It's to 199. And Andre Johnson for Houston, that's for EA to 175. Oh, that's an old Miracle Whip slogan, I see. So, yeah, Steven Kay, yeah, for the sake of the hobby, I do hope that I'm rooting for Jordan Love. I'm rooting for him to do well. He's a hot dog and American taco. I can see where you say that. No, I don't think so, though.  There's Jaylen Tolbert to 49. Derwin James, 40 out of 225 for the Chargers. That's gonna be for Roy. It's Jamal Adams to 175. Scott with the Seahawks. Got a Jonathan Allen Commanders, 009 to 225. Joshua, get that Sam Howell as well. Who's supposed to be QB1 as of now? You might give him every opportunity to succeed out there. There's a Micahide behind him is, is a Johan Dotson. Red Wave autograph for the Commanders. Joshua with the Commanders. Commanders could be, remember, did this go, maybe this didn't go on the radar, but Chiefs of OC, Eric B. Enemy is in Washington. Could be interesting to see, that's centering this crazy, right? Not good, but you know, let's see what he can do with that team. There's Michael Thomas, 133 to 249. That's being something you need to make your kids love. You take hot dogs and a slice of cheese, and wrap it in a tortilla. Put a baking pan and cover it in ranch and taco me, then cover it in shredded cheese and bake. One thing all three of your kids will eat. That's Chef Rex, ladies and gentlemen. Let's see him on the Food Network soon. We got Jair Alexander, Mojo. Lockdown, 21 out of 25 for Alex and the Packers. It's not a catch. I don't think that's gonna be a catch. Vellis Jones, Jr. to 249. Aaron with the Bears. It's Walter Jones to 125. Feels like a lot of cheese chilo, I agree. Do you have a name for that, Rex? Do you have you named this concoction? It's Walter Jones to 125 for the Seahawks. All right, final box, final set of parallels, final two autographs, fingers crossed, good luck, everybody. This is figure team four, figure team five and six and a filler, the Taco Burrito Dog. The Taco Burrito, Rex's Taco Burrito Dog. You think that would work in a food truck? Jilo, you met someone from the UK recently. Asked her what she thought of American food. She said, everything has too much sugar and cheese. I think she's probably right. I know someone from Italy. She's a Northern Italian and she would also say that American food, especially what Americans call Italian food, is just way over-sauced, way too much cheese. Beyond Devonta Smith is Quinn and Williams, another jet for Brandon. I would take Matt Ryan as a backup on my Raiders. Absolutely. Has he re-signed yet? Yeah, people overseas mostly had her food. Yeah, our versions are just like grand exaggerations of others' food. There's Nick Bosovic, now it's a Coba. 56 out of 60 for the Niners. That's gonna be for Sean Maddick. Yeah, pasta gets a bad rap in the United States because it's just like, oh, so many carbs. I don't know if it's the carbs that actually do it. It's just the way we over-sauce our... Our pastas. There's Josh Allen for the Bills, Tequila Kessler. There's Chris Olave, Emergent, Fletcher Cox to 149 for the Eagles, Daniel. They don't understand our fascination with sandwiches, but sandwiches are, sandwiches are from, oh, you're talking about tribal people with their American. Okay, I thought you were talking about the English with sandwiches, because the sandwich is originally from England. Named after the Earl of sandwich, believe it or not. There's John Elway, 16 out of 199. There's a Malik Willis. You have to take it back to, you have to take it back to Big Sugar, Jillo. You just see, you see a big, high Fruco's corn syrup. Follow the money, Jillo. Devin Singletary, 68 out of 99. I'm saying those tribal people at Rec should get on board with the sandwich because they're pretty amazing. The sandwich is amazing. Mac Jones to Max Crosby for the Raiders. That's to 175, that'll be for Howard. And behind you, Marchace is George Carloftus. I think that's our second autograph. Red Wave Auto, Rookie Auto for the Chiefs. That'll go to Michael in Kansas City. Crystal Lavey, Fireworks. Leonard Williams to 199 for the Giants. That's gonna go to Joseph. Reach for the Sky. Sky, more orange to 249 for Michael and the Chiefs. And that, my friends. Oh, more and more color. Got a Matt Ryan Silver and an Alvin Camaro. Alvin to 249 going to Maury and the Saints. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. There's your recap. Thanks for watching, everybody. I'm Joe for jazby's casebreaks.com. That was Pick Your Team 4. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.