Okay, so I'm about to give you guys the best advice you could ever get when it comes to learning about Linux or Unix or computers generally or anything else, any kind of software. This is a trade secret of my channel. In fact, it's a trade secret of lots of channels, but it never hurts to tell everyone about it because even, in fact, you probably already know this, but you have not implemented it in your life in a way that, like, actually is paying off. And the secret advice is really just read the manual. Now let me put it this way. There are two resources that everyone who is using Linux should be familiar with. The big one is this crazy command called MAN, which is literally like the best program ever because what MAN does is if you open up your terminal and you type in MAN and then you type in a program, MAN tells you everything about that program there is to know. It gives you all the options, all the different settings you can have that will often be sub-pages and stuff like that. Everything you need to know is in MAN. Now if you want to go a little further, there's another great resource that everyone needs to know about. And that second one is the ArchWiki. And it doesn't matter if you use Arch Linux or anything else, but the ArchWiki is one of the best resources you can look at because it's the place, keep in mind Arch Linux is a Linux distribution where you install everything from the bottom up, which is really nice if you want a system that's catered to your interests. But the thing about that is people who use Arch Linux have to sort of know how everything is working. So it's a good resource even if you're using Ubuntu, if you want to figure out how something works you go to the ArchWiki. Now things are not going to be really different across distributions mainly because distributions are just like cultural constructs basically. But those are the best two things that you can possibly learn to use. That is MAN and the ArchWiki. Now the better one of those is MAN because MAN has basically all the options you can look at when you're using a program and you can also access it anywhere. You don't even need internet access. Now I will say really I owe the reason my YouTube channel exists and the reason that I'm doing what I'm doing rather than just sort of dragging along using Windows 10 or maybe vanilla Ubuntu or something like that. The reason I'm doing what I'm doing is because there was a period in my life you may know I put up a video about it where I didn't have internet for around two years. And so there were a lot of times where I was at home and I had to do something on the computer and I was in a position where I have two options. One is just use MAN and see what's going on or the second which is also a valid option is try and figure things out myself by just basically running random commands or something like that which isn't the best option but sometimes it helps to tinker around. So when you're in a position of that you know like that you get rid of like your first reflex. Now keep in mind I'm not you know down talking to anyone who does this because everyone has done it like especially if you started on Windows and Mac like pretty much everyone you're in a mindset where if something goes wrong on your computer you look it up on the internet because all of your programs try to be as transparent as they can. They have huge graphical interfaces. They have help menus that don't really help. So if you have problems you look them up online you search the error message or something like that and usually the first couple of results will be whatever you're looking for. But the thing about it is like every UNIX program you know really as part of not just UNIX programs but you know all the programs you're going to be using on Linux or something like that they all come with man pages where everything is basically explained and you don't just get ad hoc explanations for how to solve one particular error message you really get an understanding of how programs are actually working. So you know it puts you in a totally different position where you know instead of responding to error well let me let me put it this way and you know I'm not super big brain when it comes to computers I mean I do what I do on my YouTube channel I'm not really a programmer but I get emails a lot from people that have very specific problems that I've never had. They're like this has gone wrong on my computer. This is messing up thing A is messing up thing B is doing something weird and if you understand how come you know the actual programs are working or how your system is actually sort of doing this or that you can easily hear the symptoms of the disease and diagnose it like people will email me with a bunch of questions and I'll pretty much respond oh I've never had that but that's probably you know you probably don't have your Pearl libraries in your path directory or something like that or very particular problems are pretty easily diagnosable when you actually know what's going on so I think the mindset you have to get out of so again the two things are use man and use the ArchWiki because they're helpful but more important than both of those is really getting out of the mindset where you're responding to problems as they come up you have to be in a position where you know you are you are sort of taking it one step at a time but you're learning about how the system actually works at its core and you're actually like you you know you can have more clever solutions to things you can predict where problems might arise and stuff like that and that's the mindset I think everyone should sort of be in instead of just being like oh I had an error I don't know how to address this I looked it up on Google I looked it up on Reddit or something and it's not it's not working so that's the most important like the thing about especially if you're using Linux or especially if you're using a Linux distribution which is like Arch or Gintu where you install everything basically yourself it's very rewarding to actually know what's going on in your system like there is really no problem I mean people will often say oh you know you know the memes that are like oh Xorg fucked up again and I cancel my meetings mom whatever it is where oh Arch Linux or Gintu is buggy but the thing is they're not really buggy what's actually going on is like the ball is in your side of the court you have the responsibility which isn't a difficult responsibility but you have the ability to put your system together the way you want and if something goes wrong if when something does go wrong on my computer which doesn't happen very often but when it does like I pretty much immediately know what it is it's like oh Polybar didn't start after I got an update well I should recompile it because I compiled it with a different version of this plug-in or something like that just things like that that where you know basically the problems that you run into like if you know what you're doing and you're you keep your mind open to like learning for how the system works you never run into a problem that is more trivial than just like oh this program shut down or something like that there's nothing that really goes wrong you know I'm using Arch Linux and parabola and I never really run into problems that are even at the scale that I used to have on Windows or Mac computers so anyway that that's just what I wanted to put out like I think that the most important takeaway is just like get out of the mindset where you search for bug reports like get in the mindset of trying to understand how the programs you use actually work and honestly you should also be a little suspicious of programs that you that are too big for you to understand I mean I'm not saying you have to you have to look at the source code yourself but I'm saying if there's a program that's so enormous that you don't necessarily understand the logic to it a lot of times it's better to use something a little simpler so that's all I have to say there's just general advice just because the best thing that I can do don't get me wrong I love putting out videos and you know getting attention or whatever but I think the best takeaway you could I mean you know teach a man to fish and he can feed himself for a lifetime that's what I'm trying to say so anyway that that's all I have to say today so I'll see you guys next time


The last time it tried to the bears try to reclaim the 50-day moving average They did so and then Tesla reclaimed and started rallying back. We're very very close to touching the 50-day moving average Okay, and again, it might be a setup for tomorrow might not be but I want you guys at least especially for you guys It's rate Tesla or Tesla investors at least you guys should be at least on alert that hey if this thing closes below The 50-day moving average again as we say all the time whoever is controlled the 50-day moving average Probably has control of the next move in that direction. So be wary of Tesla. This is the 50-day moving average You know, we have a pretty good scenario for a couple of days set up in a row for potential multi day move So that's that's definitely definitely on the table


on Johnny Hecker. Pressproof. Red. Roquan Smith. Jalen Tolbert. Kyler Murray Dominators. Come on, come on. Brock Purdy Rated Rookie. Bo Melton Rated Rookie Auto. Legend Series Fred Taylor. Chuck Norris, fans of the game. John Metchie, the third Rated Rookie. The rookies Tyrion Davis Price. Pierre Strong Jr. Canvas Rated Rookie. And a gold. Jake Matthews. Dean on this one too. Number to 50. Take every first base card and every numbered card. It is unfortunate. Elite Series Sauce Gardener. Herbert Red Pressproof Michael Carter. Romeo Dobbs Rated Rookie. Dominators G.J. Watts. Kenneth Walker the third. Rookie Great Iron Kings. Jake Matthews Pressproof Red. Rated Rookie Malik Willis on the missing name variation. Nice Malik. Watson Rondale. And a red pressproof Kenny Pickett. Good last pack there. Pressproof Red Pickett in a no-name Malik Willis. Good way to finish there for you, Kevin. Thank you again. We'll get those and the empty box and have a write out to you. All right, what's next? Martin W is up next. That last pack was awesome in that box. What's up? I said the last pack was awesome in that box. Oh yeah. All right, good luck, Martin. Everybody forest here ripping a box of 2022 Spectra Football Hobby for Martin W. Appreciate the order, Martin. Let's find you a nice hit here. Let's find a shield. Yeah, seriously, Anthony, that is a classic. All right, starting off. Devon Lloyd Rookie to 50. It's eye-cut Rookie there. Number 4 of 50. Justin Jefferson Wave Length, number 37 to 50. Trayvon Walker, 16 to 75. Rookie Building Blocks, Triple Jersey there. It's a 99 Champion Signatures. Chris Long. Eagles, Chris Long. Not that suitable. Yeah, that's super cool. A Super Bowl where the Eagles win. Nice. So Kenny Pickett Parallel. Pickett Parallel, 76 and 99. Kenny. Kenny. Nice stuff there for you, Martin. Randy Moss. Chris Olave to 35. Rookie Rising Rookie Dual Jersey. And a Johan Dotson to 15. Orange Aspiring RPA. Awesome hit. There you go, Martin. Good stuff there, man. Three-color patch too. I'd like this one. Yeah. 15 of 15. That's going in a mag. Yeah, it especially looks great. That's a great-looking card specifically right there. All right, we've got Stefan Diggs, number 84 of 99. A Pickett Silver now. Good box. At the key of these. Sunday Spectacle DeAndre Swift Jersey, card 36 to 75. A Simeon Rice Super Bowl Auto. Simeon Rice. All right, last one, Martin. Appreciate your patience, bud. Happy for that Dotson for you. Brandon Cooks, number to 25. 13 Jersey numbered though. Person of Wents. There's a Zach Wilson Sunday Spectacle Jersey card, 70 of 75. 10 points on the back. 900 points. No auto in the last one, but 900 points instead. All right, appreciate the award, Martin. Congrats on that Dotson and the number Pickett. We'll get these cards out to you in a bit. Yeah, I'm not sure if Jerry Rice has Super Bowl autos in that one. He has autos in the prod. I don't know if he has Super Bowl autos though. All right, next up, Kurt S. Two boxes here. Everybody forced here. Ripping two boxes of 2022. Star Wars Chrome Galaxy Hobby for Kurt S. Thanks for the order, Kurt. Here we go. Someone comments on one of the Donner's footballs and said, Cedar Point, only good thing in Ohio. This is so funny. Someone back in college at that. Watch the break, don't let you know what. I agree. This is the only thing that's good enough. I agree. This is funny. I concur. All right, here we go. Yoda concept art with a refractor of Tuscan Raider at Sundown. Refractor Boba Fett. Wicked there. Refractor of Obi-Wan Kenobi. Refractor Iwuki in the Wilderness. Star Wars X-Wing. Gameplay Galaxy. Refractor Reka. Reka. Reka. Refractor Crosshair. Crosshair? Crosshair. Refractor Crosshair. Boba Fett, Boba Fett. That's right. Star Wars Jedi Starfighter Gameplay Galaxy. Refractor Darth Vader. So is Jedi Starfighter and then the Starfighter? Yup. Which one do you like better? I play Jedi Starfighter more. I think it was a later game. Refractor Stormtroopers Assess Their Gear. 2002. So far it was like 2000 or something like that? Probably. Refractor Wedge Antilles in Battle. All right, we got autos and parallels coming up here in the next few packs. Refractor Stormtroopers Surveying the Desert. Refractor Wedge Antilles. Refractor C-3PO. Wedge Antilles Sketch Variation. Refractor Toradosa. What are refractors in this one? Oh, totally a base pack. I've never seen that. Maybe they're doubled up in the middle one? Maybe. I haven't seen anything ever yet. Oh, refractors in this one either. Here's the auto. Refractor Star Wars. The auto is Sabine Wren. Tia Sarkar 134-150 Sabine Wren. This was multiple numbered. Oh, X-Fractor Star Wars X-Fractor 3 of 10. A gigantic card. Okay, that might make up for the... For Kurt S. Dude. Wow. Unbelievable hit. Holy cow. 3 of 10 Star Wars X-Fractor. That's huge. Missing a numbered card? I don't know if... Oh my god. Yeah, we'll send a Boxing Wrapper either way, but holy cow. Yeah, that is a monster. I can't believe that. I can't believe that. That's unbelievable. That's really cool. I'll grab a Boxing Wrapper because you're missing a parallel, but... But congrats because... Does the auto being a parallel count? It should still be at least one more parallel. Okay. Holy freaking cow. Yeah, that's crazy. Wow, that's going to be a release of that. If it grades well, Anthony, then potentially, potentially.   That's more than I even estimated. I just want to take on that. Mojo. You walks under attack. We're starting off this one with numbered cards though. 41 to 50. There we go. Luke Leahan. Concept art. We're getting all the stuff out of the way first. And this one got Landower Fracture and a Green Auto. I have Luminaru Unduli. Olivia Dabo as Luminaru Unduli. I haven't seen her auto. Neither have I. That's cool. 81 of 99. Surprising though. Yeah. You didn't do character in the Clone Wars. I agree. I enjoyed that. Fracture patrolling the Cantina. I would kind of like to see Vitrus come into Ahsoka. Atomic now. Wow, look at that. The Skywalker Legacy. It's separated here. 144 of 150. Nice card there too. Dude. Kurt, we went from a concern to just you're destroying it now. Right. You're crushing it. Definitely flip the switch there. Super Bomb Bad Racing. Refractor Grand Moff Tarkin. I low key want to play this game again just to see what. Luke Bacer Fractor now. The Super Bomb Bad Racing. I'm guessing not the best Star Wars you've ever made. Probably. That could be fun. I think it was more comedic then. Yeah. Refractor Wookie's Wrath. I think all the numbered parallels in this one are done. Unless there's a bonus. But there were two already. Refractor Enter Darth Vader. Which is possible. Just considering there was only one in the last box. Refractor Qui-Gon Jinn. Refractor Stormtrooper Survey the Desert. Biggest card in this. I mean Darth Vader. Refractor Harrison Dula. There's Luke. Luke is probably bigger than Darth Vader. But Luke and Vader. Refractor is Tech. Refractor Inside the Meditation Chamber. Republic Commando Gameplay Galaxy. Great game. Refractor Leia Organa. Refractor General Grievous. Refractor Snowtroopers Invade Hall. Refractor Gamorian Guard. And Refractor Grimov Tarkin again. Well, Kurt Big, congrats buddy. Huge card coming your way. Do you want to get shipping insurance? Check out the site under LSC Merch and then Insurance. Thanks buddy, congrats. Absolutely. Yeah, you're up UC.  So you got up four? Mm-hmm. I don't know why I asked. That's like UC's go-to. It's four boxes every time. Quarter case. It's a pretty solid go-to though.   There's no one else here. Donny's going to investigate. Hopefully Donny comes back. Going to investigate a strange noise. It's just us here at the shop. It's going to be like Blair Witch Project. A Vile sketch. I don't think I've ever pulled in a Vile sketch. That'd be cool. All right, UC. Let's do this. Everybody forced here ripping four boxes of 2022 Star Wars, Chrome, Galaxy. Hobby by Tops for UC. Let's do it, buddy. Let's get sketchy. Let's get sketchy. Donny made it, guys. Scooby-Dooby Donny. All right, that's a good bunch. Oh, like Zoinks, man. Did you ever see the Soviet anime video, Scooby and Shaggy as like Anakin and Obi-Wan from Like Revengers? Trudge and Refractor. Find it so we can watch it when we're done. All right. Refractor, a card game of chance. I'm going to go buy some Bach when I go to Hollywood Studios next time we can play it. That'd be cool. For keeps though, for money. Uh-oh. Refractor, Ben Kenobi. Look at your ship. Yeah, that's true. You can have my Nissan center, Donny. All right, Auto here after a Refractor. There's a ding on the top of this card. The Millennium Nissan. Auto as Katsu Onyo. Gina Torres, 43 of 150. There's a ding on this Luke on Endor. I'm just going to send an empty box wrapper. I know it's a base Refractor, the hugest card, but if you wanted to get it replaced, you see. You got your box, buddy. I know you probably have a handful of those. Let's get sketchy. Let's get sketchy. Rebel Strike, Rogue Squadron 3. Rogue Squadron 3, Rebel Strike, and Refractor Darth Vader. Donny, if I pull a Superfractor, you have to do the laugh. Refractor, didn't mean to intrude. Might not be good though. All right, guys, we pull a Superfractor. Donny's doing the Salacious B Crumb laugh. Donny Crumb. We're very congested, though. Refractor Obi-Wan Kenobi and Boga. Yeah, we drew up a lot of Donros in series one today. So, yeah. Refractor Omega. Omega? Oh, Anthony's gonna do it anyways. All right, let's wait till after the first one. Anthony is also a cheese fan, so I don't know. Cheese, dude. Refractor Stormtroopers assessing their gear. We pulled two Superfractors. Donny has a Dress of Salacious B Crumb. Prism! Mace Windu's Barrage. 63 of 75. Great start for a UC. Great start. That's a mag. Atomic coming up now. Ooh, nice. Chewbacca's Anguish. Number three of 150. Bacer Fractor of Princess Leia. Windu's Barrage. Refractor Lando Calrissian. Han Solo, as he would pronounce it. Star Wars. Super Star Wars. Refractor Tuskens and their Bantha. Refractor an Enemy of the Empire. Sketch cards. I thought they were supposed to be Supercasing Galaxy. I think they're rarer than that. I think they're about one per case, though. A Stand Trooper on a Dewback. Refractor. Well, like, Super Duke for short. I guess. Refractor Emperor Palpatine. That's how it feels. Refractor Cobb Vanth. It's said two per case on the checklist. I don't think I've... I think I may have seen two in, like, one or two cases that we've done. I'm sure some cases do have two. She's not before, but... Yeah, UC has ripped enough of this personally to know that. Luke Refractor. Off-centered. Dark Forces. Refractor C-3PO. Refractor Omega. Lord Vader and a Stormtrooper's Refractor. Green Refractor here. Anakin's Sketch Variation. That's pretty nice. If I can get these. There we go. 91 of 99. Anakin's Sketch Variation. Cobb Vanth Refractor. Refractor Emperor Palpatine. Refractor Boba Battles of Sarlacc. Whoa, we're, uh, tubing. Whoa. Slytherin, what are they doing? What is going on at P&T today? Like... I don't know. They should just send Shack down that hill, though. Refractor a battle to die and I'll go. He's awfully rampant. I don't know who that guy is. Looks like he's one of the crew members or something. Got to be. Atomic Hunter. Hunter? Hunter. 106 of 150. Yeah, shoot the ball while you're cubing. Oh, please put Shack in the tube. Oh, Ernie's going. Refractor. Stormtroopers Assess their gear. Anybody else watching to be on P&T right now? We only have one tubula. So unless they're coming up with the other one. Oh, they better send them up there. Lack of Faith Refractor. I don't think Shack or Chuck will fit in them. They're going to give a Shack a sling. Refractor E walks under attack. All right, second box. Where's the heat at? Come on now. Oh, they've got more tubes up. Refractor a Luke Skywalker in action. Backward. Where are the other guys? Refractor the Jedi and the Princess. Come on, Superfractor. Got an auto coming up. Red lightsaber. Fifth brother. Orange 15 and 25. Philip Anthony Rodriguez. Nice. I don't see a lot of orange auto. That's good. Mm-mm. Refractor Han Solo on Chewbacca and the cockpit. Star Wars Rebellion. Refractor Han Solo. Chuck and Shack are going to check it out for sure. Refractor Stormtroopers Swarm Darth Vader. All right. All right, we need to heat back up here in box three. Oh, hit the rim. Talk to me next. Dude, they have to go. You can't go up there and not go. You know what I mean? It's true. They're going to get booed. They're going to get booed off stage. Green. Oh, nice Darth Vader concept art. 21 of 99. It's pretty cool. Refractor the infamous Boba Fett. Anthony, we're trying to figure it out. We don't know. They are sledding. For some reason. Inside the NBA, dude, it's great. It's great. They're sledding right now. Star Wars TIE Fighter. Refractor Sith Trooper. You're not doing it? Oh, they're not doing it. I don't blame them for not doing it though. Oh, nice Prism Refractor. Darth Vader versus Obi-Wan Kenobi. That is a great Prism Refractor. 59 to 75. That's going in a mag for UC right there. There you go, buddy. Looks really nice, too. Sending might not be perfect. It's up to tell. Once you get closer than the right lighting with these. There you go, dude. And atomic coming up is a BOSC. BOSC. 14 of 150. Solid atomic there. Well, congrats on the Windu and congrats on the Obi-Wan Invader. Refractor Jewel and the Death Star. If you strike me down. Can't do no, another parallel wave. Creatures of the Cantina. The Bird 95 of 99. He has been a great box. Refractor an enemy of the Empire. Refractor Star Wars. What is a Star Wars? A Star has beef with another Star. Oh, just beef. And they just fry each other. Refractor a galaxy within grasp. Definitely hot box here. Invader. Get Refractor Trudgin. Refractor the Jedi and the Princess and an auto of BB-8. Brian Herring as the puppeteer for BB-8. We're thinking of doing solid droids on it. We should get a BB-8 from the shop. We should. Refractor Boba Fett ambushed. Which is good. Let's take a day trip to the galaxy. Thanks. Refractor Luke Skywalker. All right, just go. Just someone give me the money. I don't think I can afford a BB-8 on my own. Just for the shop. Refractor a Wookiee's Wrath. I don't think I can keep a BB-8 on my house. And my dog will be pissed. You'll think it's a toy for him. Either that or just be terrified of it. That's true. Refractor entered invader. BB-8's not too small, you know what I mean? And it's like, and it's a robot. So that's true. Refractor Qui-Gon Jinn. X-wing versus TIE Fighter. Gameplay Galaxy. Refractor Kylo Ren. Yeah, I need to sketch your Super Factor. All right, last box got to have something crazy, right? I mean, we have a crazy card so far, but I want to see a sketch. Tuskens in their banter, Refractor. Last one you see. Are we watching Bucks Bulls again? Is that what's going on? I don't know. This for sure already happens. What do you mean? Is this the Land of Make-Believe? The Land of Make-Believe? Yeah. Playing sports cards. Refractor Sand Troopers on a Dewback. Galactic Battlegrounds. Gameplay Galaxy. Refractor Emperor Palpatine. Put a lot of Palpatines tonight. A lot of Refractor Palpatine. Cobb Vanth, Refractor. Galacta Faith, Refractor. Refractor Stormtroopers assess their gear. Sketch after Princess Leia. Oh snap, it's Vader. Vader by Alan Grimes. Do we get sketchy? We got sketchy. There you go, UC. There it is. Vader's Sketch. Only Vader could look that cool from behind. Yeah. Alan Grimes. That's what's up, dude. Crushed it. Crushed it, UC. That's going in a mag. I'll put all the sketches in a mag. Refractor Qui-Gon Jinn. That's what's up, man. I wish I could yell more right now. It's time and night. I can't do it. Refractor Kylo Ren. Hey, but three Magd cards in four boxes of Galaxy. That's pretty good. That's a strong haul right there. Refractor Kylo Ren. Should still be another numbered card in this, at least, I think. Wave Wedge Antilles in battle. Wave Wedge Wedge Wave. 33 of 99. Wave at Wedge. That one sounds like red wave, but you can't say orange right. Refractor Tuskensner Bantha. A few more packs. Refractor An Enemy of the Empire. Refractor Lack of Faith. Orange is in George's Garage. 11 to 25. Another orange there. Refractor Petroleum to Cantina. Refractor Ayla Secora. After Sand Trooper on a Dewback is Tusken Warrior. Joanna Bennett as Tusken Warrior. Star Wars Battlefront Gameplay Galaxy. Refractor Vampire Palpatine again. I feel like I want a box on those. Which is okay. Take that over most of them. Refractor Enter Darth Vader. Orange and Enter Darth Vader. And that will do with you. See you congrats again. That sketch card there by Alan Grimes. Darth Vader. The Prism to 75. Obi-Wan versus Darth Vader. And Prism to 75. Mace Windu's Barrage. Great stuff dude. Great stuff. Thank you again. We're gonna get these out to you. Let's go there. Let me get that uploaded. Yeah man, that was awesome. Thanks again for the order dude. I love it from Star Wars. Star Wars. Star Wars all night. Yeah. I rep Star Wars from Galaxy. Literally beginning to end. Yeah guys, that will do it for tonight. Prism Draft basketball releasing tomorrow. 11 a.m. start time. Sam is live with four random team four box breaks. Those are the first few in the daytime. There's some Don Russ football PYTs. We should have update Sapphire tomorrow night. And then Matt is also live at 10 a.m. He's here with more baseball breaks. Y'all take care. Everybody have a good night. We'll see you bright and early tomorrow with more group breaks. See y'all.


Item number SCP-598 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures SCP-598 is contained in a 3x3x3 meter room which has been painted solidly with bare brand pearly white paint. The floor is mirrored. Three bright lights are positioned on the ceiling in such a way so that all the room is lit. These lights are to remain lit for 24 hours every day and are attached to a backup generator in case of power outage. The room will be examined for mold or stains daily and these will be immediately removed if found. Two level 2 guards are to be stationed outside SCP-598's room at all times. Supervised contact with SCP-598 is unrestricted to all personnel with level 2 access. All are subject to searches before and after contact and random psychoanalysis afterwards. Unless permission is received from an overseer, tools such as knives, scalpels, mirrors, paint peelers or cameras are restricted. Description SCP-598 is an intelligent shade of yellow covering the whole of the inside of its cell. Attempts to reproduce SCP-598 with paints, crayons, etc. have failed. Through experimentation, SCP-598's properties have been discovered not to be tint or shade dependent. Different shades of light, except for total darkness, will not affect the item's sentience, but are hue dependent. A colored filter placed over the item's light source will cancel the effect. SCP-598 can process audio-visual stimuli in its nearby surroundings, but cannot speak nor move autonomously, nor communicate using normal senses. SCP-598 is, however, telepathic and capable of holding extended mental conversations, enjoying topics like music, art, and science. It displays a slight interest in the SCP Foundation, although it is likely this is because of its immediate surroundings, and not for malevolent reasons. SCP-598 is not a physical organism. It does not move, grow, eat, sleep, or excrete waste, so it is not technically alive. Any color accurate copy of SCP-598, reproduced by any means including computer, video recording, or mirrors, will become SCP-598. An interesting phenomena occurs whenever any shortwave radio is within 4 meters of SCP-598. They will begin to pick up a previously out of range station, which will broadcast different noises. As of yet, the following have been recorded. Wolf-like howling. Whale song. Frogs croaking, punctuated by insect sounds. Low humming of unknown origin. High-pitched chirping noises, revealed to be bat noises brought into human hearing frequencies. SCP-598 does not seem to know where these noises originate, yet enjoys a radio placed in the room and tuned to this frequency. The noises change at random and go on for hours at a time. Addendum. It has been suggested by Dr. Rui that a sample of SCP-598 be introduced to SCP-85, pending approval by overseers and all involved parties. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-597, the mother of them all, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


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Welcome back to the Tracy Johnson Show presented by Buffalo Wild Wings. I'm Sam Murray joined now with Stevenson women's ice hockey head coach Tracy Johnson and coach before we dive back into the regular season. Let's first talk about the unique trip that your team got to take over winter break. Team went to Germany, played three games in Germany, won in Italy. Talk about that experience. It was definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity to get the chance to go over there as a team, play some hockey, see some sites. I mean, it was just surreal almost to just be in the areas that we were, the Bavarian countryside, not only where the site's just beautiful, but the opportunity to see some historical things while we were there. But the best part was really just watching the team enjoy it together and take it all in and just at any given time I could look at either any of their faces and that was just like this look of like awe and so I just that was pretty special to get to experience that with the group that we have and you know, we were able to wear some castles and I think the trip just went as smooth as it possibly could when you have a group full of 40 people. I was expecting a lost stick bag or something to go awry, but the team was great. They were flexible with the schedule and we just really enjoyed being there together as a group. Diving back into regular season, you open the new year with a 5-1 victory over Wilkes. You had four different players record multi-point games, including your fifth year senior, Kalin, what meant she has, she had two goals to assist in that game. Talk about her play this year. She leads your team in points and goals. She's really stepped it up in the production category and I think that she really takes pride in having that be her role as we look to her for that offensive spark and putting the puck in the net and when we need someone to find the back of the net, she has a tendency to do that, which we are grateful for and we'll continue to lean on her for the remainder of the year. As you get into the second half of the year, who else are you looking forward to to kind of step up? You had freshman Nicky Kendrick who had a big first half and then senior Madi Ricci also had a goal and an assist and that game on Saturday. Yeah, I'm really looking forward to seeing, you know, just that senior class in general, get an opportunity to just kind of step up and enhance their roles for the second half.  I think that she's going to continue with that trend and we certainly hope she does. But even giving some of the, you know, younger players on the team an opportunity to kind of show what they can do now that they have a semester under their belt. We like to talk all the time about how you're not a first year anymore now that you have the second semester is over and we're getting into the second half and it'll be an opportunity to see some of them step up and really thrive in their roles. Getting back into conference play, right now you're sitting in six in the final spot in the UCHE. What do you have to do the second half of the year to make the playoffs? Well, we talked the other day as a team about big picture. Like, here's where we're at. We've got to certainly take it one game at a time and focus on winning the games that we have to win to get into playoffs. And I think that the team has an understanding of what we need to do and take it one day at a time, one practice at a time, one shift at a time so that we can attack each game. Not even that we want to win, but that we need to win. Well, coach, we wish you the best of luck this weekend and moving forward. And we'll see you back here in a couple of weeks. Thanks so much for head coach, Tracy Johnson. I'm Sam Murray and this has been the Tracy Johnson show.


If you're if you're looking for some running motivation, you're in the right spot. We are at 11,500 feet above sea level There's a paved road up here. This is called Guanela pass and I'm starting off in the Nike Pegasus turbos I'm gonna do four to six miles up here on the paved road and then switch over to the mountain run I haven't decided which Solomon's I'm gonna take up there I'm not gonna run in Nike's up a 14,000 foot mountain, but who knows maybe someday maybe someday All right guys. This is called beers mount beer stat behind me. It's a 14,000 foot peak I'm gonna tell you what I did on this mountain three months ago Back at the house when it's less windy although the wind is kind of died down right now So you could probably hear me right now, but I'm gonna I'm gonna wait for it back in the shed Let's go run up a mountain Realize it's really windy, so you probably can't hear me, but oh baby I don't know what the vertical gain was today, but I'm guessing it's about 3,000 feet. That's my guess That's my guess 13 miles not too shabby in the Nike Pegasus turbos and the Solomon Speedcross 4s I will say this much. It feels so good to make two good gear decisions in one day The turbos were awesome and I'm gonna talk more about it back at the house But they were awesome on the roads up here and the speed crosses were clutch in the mud and snow It's crazy. I'm gonna talk about the lugs and everything. Oh, I've been dreaming about this coffee for the last two hours By the way If you have any running buddies out there that might be intrigued to see a video like this one from today Definitely let them know more the merrier more than the more the merrier as we like to say around our house Oh, that was hard. Oh, all right guys I will see you back at the shed back at the studio shed with some shoutouts from the car for the comment of the week and then also sorry if I'm talking funny But I can't feel my face. It's kind of frozen right now We're back we're back you guys are blowing my mind you're blowing my mind I literally just had to turn the Bluetooth off of my phone because of your comments on Strava and my watch Communicates with my phone and it's just beeping and beeping and I cannot record if it's beeping Thank you for your support for the comments for your questions on Strava and on YouTube Keep them coming keep them coming down in the comments below. All right guys, let's dive in to the FKT What does that stand for fastest known time? Fortunately, I was very fit in July and I was able to run up that very mountain that you saw me on today And I set the fastest known time on that mountain. It was a good day And I I tell that to you not to brag But just to let you know like there's so many new subscribers and welcome by the way I am not a roadrunner per se I'm more of an ultra runner and a mountain runner But I'm beginning to dabble a little bit more in the road running scene and I'm excited about that Especially as we transition into 2019 so it's Monday a little Monday motivation today And I got to get two shout outs comments of the week right now. Here we go Dan from the UK. He commented I think on Strava. I can't even remember where it was. He basically said I gave you a shout out in my vid today Genuinely genuinely your motto and video drove me to get two PRs Basically before my half marathon time trial a couple days ago. I said go out hard I'm gonna go out hard and hang on and I'm not saying I always live by that in on a race day But in a time trial like there's basically nothing to lose like you're just it's just you out there So Dan he did that advice and I guess Go check out Dan's channel. He's over in the UK and basically he ran 10k set a PR but in the process also set a PR in the 5k so Dan, that's amazing Congratulations, that's what it's all about on this channel Motivating each other inspiring each other everyone to strive for our goals whether we're runners or not Whatever it might be in your life that you're striving for that we can do it We if we support each other if we support each other. Okay second shout out of the day goes to Alex Alex wrote this a couple days ago. He said your videos really inspire me Seth I've been running for two and a half years and slowly working towards my goal of running a sub 17-minute 5k. I know it's not a half my PR there is about One hour 25 minutes and your time trial efforts really helped me believe I could do it So this morning I went out for a time trial and hit 1645 oh I know it's not a great time in the grand scheme of things. Yes, it is. Yes, it's a great time I know it's not a great time in the grand scheme of things But I'm literally over the moon all the hard work paid off for me And I just want to thank you for inspiring me and giving me that little extra push. Keep up the great work, buddy Alex Alex, what can I say? You did it. I didn't do it But I'm glad that a couple of the old videos that you've watched recently Helped kind of get you out the door and go for it. And yes, go out hard and hang on You know, it sounds like that's what you did Alex if you're listening Comment down below and like tell the whole story behind this PR effort. It's just amazing. It's amazing Okay, I got to move on I got to move on though. So whenever I am wrong on the gear reviews I'm going to first of all call me out I was wrong yesterday about something and so call me out and I will correct it because I don't want to give out bad Information here we go the New Balance Beacons. They do not have a nine millimeter drop from heel to toe It's a six millimeter. So I don't know where I saw that number nine millimeter But anyway, it's six millimeter just wanted to correct that real quick for you That was yesterday's vlog about the New Balance Beacons being a great recovery shoe And that brings us to today's run in the Pegasus Turbo up in the mountains at 11,500 feet above sea level. I love that place if you ever come to Colorado, let me know I'll take you up there It's just a great Runnable area of Colorado where that you can drive to you know in your car So you can get from Denver's at five thousand two hundred eighty feet So double that and then some and you're at eleven thousand five hundred feet At on Guinella pass and there's a paved road Redemption I was a little concerned because my planter flared up in this shoe last week It felt great today I did six miles before switching over to the Solomon Speed Cross 4 and I cannot wait now to put this guy back on probably in a couple days I'm just running out of time. I gotta I gotta run more. I guess I don't know I want to I want to try this guy out on the flats here in Denver I could really feel the comfort and the great Basically how my heel kind of sits down in this shoe this Pegasus Turbo I just have no complaints after today's run I'm trying to think of something to critique on it. It was all good like it felt great My planter was not hurting I'm heeding some of your advice about massaging the arch rather than massaging the heel where the pain is at Because the arch is where basically you need to relieve the tension or that the tightness of that Ligament of the fascia. So anyway, it felt great today and the turbo was amazing. I just I got nothing else I got nothing else. I love I love it onto the Solomon Speed Cross 4. Holy guacamole So this shoe is 18 months old. I probably have I don't know My guess is about 200 miles in it. So not that much It's a beast look at the lugs on the bottom of this thing This thing and I feel like I just made great gear decisions today and that leads to the question of the day What is your favorite? Surface to run on okay, and you might think that's a simple question But it's actually fairly complex if you like stop and think about the gear that you have Where your strengths are? I will tell you snow and ice is not my favorite place to run on that was a but People in Alaska people in Minnesota like that's a real deal like in the winter Sometimes you're running on snow for a couple months out of the year So I'm not I'm not discrediting that as a non-surface like put it out there comment below Let me know that is the question of the day. What is your favorite surface to run on grass dirt? cinder You know up mountains on like Rocky Mountains Road Concrete who knows maybe concrete. I don't know anyway. Think about it comment below. I'd appreciate it Okay, so the Solomon speed cross for I probably have about 200 miles in this guy, and it's a beast It's made for the mountains. It's aggressive the lugs are aggressive on the way down to the mountain today I only slipped once on that hard-packed snow. I only slipped once and I Think it was about four miles down And so this thing is like made for mud made for snow made for that aggressive running I love it, especially when my planter does not hurt it flared up a little bit in this shoe I will I will admit that but that's okay, and just so you know if you're interested in getting into the trails Solomon is a very very popular shoe over in Europe It's not as popular over here in the States I think it's becoming more popular and it runs very narrow and so it fits my foot But if you have a wide foot like there's a good chance this shoe will not work for you And I'm not exactly sure if they make wider options for any of their trail shoes, but it is a it is a narrow fit Now let's be clear. Let's be clear. I am not Comparing the turbo to the speed cross. Let's be clear to complete It's like apples and oranges two completely different shoes, but in today's scenario. I ran in both so that's intriguing I'm not comparing these. It's not even it's not even possible. It's not even worth your time All right, and the keyword today is not one word rather It's the surface that you love to run on the most. Okay, so for me It would be dirt it would be dirt. I'll comment below with dirt But what is yours and it's obviously if you live in the middle of Manhattan. It's a little hard to find dirt there But you know, what is your favorite surface and I'd appreciate it comment below comment below ladies and gentlemen I Run because I love it and I run up mountains Because it brings life to me it brings life to me And I hope you're out there and you're like listen you might live in Kansas So you're not gonna find mountains like that in Kansas, but no matter where you live You can find epic places to run that bring life inside of you You know what I mean, and that's why I love those cameras up that mountain That's why I took the time to get those shots today not to you know brag about Colorado But to show you guys like wherever you live whether it's Manhattan or you know New York City or whether it's Kentucky or whether it's Oregon or whether it's the middle of North Dakota like you can find Your your place that you love and the place that gives you life, and that's what I love about running It's so simple, but it brings us all I think so much joy when we find that that spot that sweet spot It's me going See beauty work hard Thanks for being here You