Kevin Byrd said to him, with Moriota for several years, you saw him when he came in here. You're on the other side of the ball, but what should he be remembered by if this is the end?   But hey, man, he outlaid this foundation, and he's a great quarterback. Hey, man, that's what it's all about, man. Helping our teammates, I remember when KB came in as a Ricky. I challenged him to be a playmaker. I saw his highlights coming out in college, and I was like, man, this kid's gonna be a playmaker. I remember posting Instagram pic after he made a big play. This was his Ricky year, and I was just like, man, the Ricky in the vet, and I've been excited to watch him play, man. A fellow Georgia guy coming up here, making big plays, and he's definitely gonna leave his mark on his NFL one day. Nah, I ain't walking away nowhere. I'm 100% healthy. I feel good. Right now, I'm just gonna enjoy this offseason with my family and, you know, get back to training. Love you too, bro. Easy. Definitely coming back, man. I'm excited about it. Looking to year 13. Continue. Hey, if it starts off anything like it's been this year, man, it's gonna be a great year. Turn 33 last year was a challenging year for me, but, man, I'm excited. 2020 is gonna be bright, man. I'm looking into going into the season with 100% health, and that's pretty great going into year 13. Some people would look at the way this season played out for you and think, oh, let's get it tough on a veteran, but it seemed like you really enjoyed this season and where you guys got to. How special was this year for you? It was really special, man. Just to see guys step up, you know, challenging, building the character of this team. Continue to, you know, lay that solid foundation that guys who came before us that started the tradition. That's what it's all about. Not letting things slip away. And, you know, unfortunately, we did win that game like we wanted to, but, hey, man, hats off to my teammates, man. I'm excited for them. Would you like to be back here? Do you want to be a starter someplace else? Hey, man, right now I got to take time and think about my family. Thank y'all.


My name is Alema Yulema. I'm coming from Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the Cyber University. My specialty is in the area of livestock production, reproduction. So I've been invited on the further round-table discussion to speak on the factors affecting AI programs, AI services in Ethiopia. So the main problem with AI service delivery is primarily lack of building policy, where AI service is not being monitored down to the class of living, and lack of structure and functionally, I mean, lack of functionally viable structure which is governing the AI service throughout the country also. So as I said, a bull is a half of a farm. Anything that goes wrong with the bull would be reflected also on the entire cross-breeding program. So if any disease, for instance, affects the breeding bull, and if that is transmitted through reproduction in some way, then it means that this problem would be reflected on the rest of the animal. And also any problem associated with reproduction, like genetic problems, or problems with production, for instance, if the bull is a poor producing animal, and if it does not be selected properly, then that failure in the proper selection would be reflected again in the improvement program in slow cross-breeding. Why is proper selection so important? Proper selection is important because the sire is capable of transmitting the superior gene to several thousands of female during insemination. So if anything goes wrong with that, then it would be a factorial problem to be reflected on many animals. A single margin can be distributed over several thousand animals. Is the one main thing which Ethiopia should invest in now to improve this situation? I would most want to change first the selection criteria for the bull. I wouldn't resort to selection of bull only from a single farm. I would widen my selection alternatives, and then I would also critically manage the breeding bulls and also the semen production process in general.


Kim Cho from Brisbane, Prime Minister Modi, thank you for joining us today for our virtual annual leaders meeting. I very much wish we could be together with you in person, but that day I hope will soon come. I hear you've just hosted our dear friend, Fumiakashita, the Japanese Prime Minister, and I hope you celebrated a joyful holly on Friday. I'm very glad to have this virtual meeting to drive our bilateral cooperation to new heights, but you are already ascending those new heights and I congratulate you on your five election victories in the states recently, particularly in Goa.  Our meeting today is of course set against a very distressing backdrop of the war in Europe which must never happen in our own region and I very much want to thank you for the partnership that we have while we are obviously distressed at the terrible situation in Europe. Our focus of course is always very much on what is occurring in the Indo-Pacific and ensuring that those events could never occur here in the Indo-Pacific. Our region is facing increasing change and much pressure and I think our quad leaders call recently which gave us the opportunity to discuss Russia's unlawful invasion of Ukraine, but it also gave us the opportunity to discuss the implications and consequences of that terrible event for our own region in the Indo-Pacific and the coercion and the issues that we face here. The tragic loss of life underlies the importance of course of holding Russia to account, but cooperation between like-minded liberal democracies is key to an open and inclusive and resilient and prosperous Indo-Pacific and I welcome your leadership within the quad to keeping us focused on those important issues. Our comprehensive strategic partnership though reflects the ambition that we share and we hold for our relationship and the pace and scale of that cooperation since we lifted ties back in 2020 has been remarkable, but I ambitious as I know you are to make it even closer particularly when it comes to our economic cooperation which I hope we're able to advance further today. We've made great progress in defence, maritime cooperation, science, technology, clean energy as well which is something I know that Australia can work together closely with India on and I'll be delighted today to announce some more initiatives that build on that foundation towards our post-pandemic world, science, technology, energy and especially critical minerals and rare earths and will redouble our efforts as I said on our interim comprehensive economic cooperation agreement to unlock new opportunities and benefits for both our economies. It will bring us closer to a full agreement as soon as I hope we can achieve that. Prime Minister it's wonderful to see you Narendra and I invite you to share your opening remarks. Our last virtual summit we gave our relationship a comprehensive strategic partnership and I am pleased that today we are establishing a mechanism for annual summit between two countries. This will create a structural structure for the review of our relations. Excellency in the last few years our relations have been developed for trade and investment, defence or security, education or innovation, science and technology. In all these areas we have a very close connection. Many other areas such as critical minerals, water management, renewable energy, COVID-19 research has increased our collaboration rapidly. In Bangalore the centre of excellence for critical and emerging technology policy I welcome you with all my heart. In cyber and critical and emerging technology we have a very close connection. The responsibility of all the countries is that in these advanced technologies we have a very close connection. Excellency our comprehensive economic cooperation agreement CECA. As you said I also want to say that in very short time I am very sure that the rest of the issues will be a quick meeting. CECA's quick meeting will be very important for our economic relations, economic revival and economic security. There is a very close connection between us in CECA. Our connection between free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific is very important for our cooperation. For the region and the best of the situation the success of CECA is very important. Excellency, I would like to thank you very much for returning to the old Indian technologies. And the technologies that you have sent including Rajasthan, Pashim Mangal, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh along with many other Indian countries have been removed from the old technologies for hundreds of years. And for that I would like to pay special attention to all the Indian people. Now all the things that you have returned to the old technologies will be able to return to the right place. I would like to thank all the Indian people once again for bringing you back to the old technologies. In Cricket World Cup, for the amazing presentation of the Australian women's cricket team you were very much welcomed. In the match of the Sanivar, Australia has won the match but there is still a lot to be done. Both the national teams have been very successful. Excellency, once again today I got the opportunity to share my thoughts with you. I am very happy for that. Now I would like to thank my media friends for their support. After that, after a few moments I would like to keep my thoughts on the next agenda item.


What is this real speed and all they did was push that top button? Oh, there should have work Red button No good that's pretty good. Yeah, you got a measurement on them. Is he a keeper? That's some good ones in there Going for the hundred hours soap Joe What's up fellas guys? Look who just showed up? Look who just showed up. These are the two all-stars that you've seen before. I Rated rookies Well, you're at the right place that's right been slow year, but we catch one here You can make up your whole year. That's one flag How you guys like fishing out of side-by-side Oh I got rubber bands if you guys need them to for the for the bait the big bait bands Are you just playing?  Should draw some attention somewhere. I get a big burb So looking for Joe something just very crazy. Oh my god. If we could put a double-digit burb on the ice I think we got potential. I do we got double-digit on both You've seen the making of these because have you ever seen told like that in a while? No, they're ridiculous that one I just caught I wish we would have friggin measured it. I don't believe he was 26 inches He was seven nine. Don't even look like they got a head on them. Do they know? So what's been happening fellas tell the folks at home? What's going on? Trying to Trying to salvage the season get a little ice fishing in for it's time to go back to work pretty much What are we doing for work this year? Yeah, do some landscaping and some cap and drew you might pick up a excavator job up in zone two. Oh, I hope I hope you both can do that We got a lot of dogs to put in this spring around the lakes and stuff like that. That'll be good. Yeah. Yeah, we've got a lot to do Oh, yeah, look at that. Oh nice salmon. That's a beauty. Holy cow. That's a big salmon I've never Football, I've never seen one in here that beauty ain't it. What do you think of that old Bob? This job camera gold on it Oh God panic start to panic we ate one of them yesterday. It was poached. It was so fun Oh, yeah. Yeah, they poached it. Does anybody want it to either? Oh, yeah, we'll eat it Oh, yeah, let's be careful you like ice cream whatever you're ready, Bob There you go, thank you ice cream on the ice You want moose tracks or moose tracks? Absolutely. Yeah, this is the good stuff. Whoa, not a school. No, no, please. No, you got it I'm out of napkins, but I don't think it's gonna melt today Oh It's good it's frozen again. Oh Man, yeah What do you mean you don't have any men do you have orange pineapples? Take me one of them Veteran snail tracks. Yeah. Yeah, you've got that right drive that in you. I don't know how this is all gonna work out Joe He's not there wait, he might be there. Yeah, he's there He's there He's there. Come on, baby. Be big. He hasn't gotten big yet. He's not getting much bigger Really small. He's feeling two pounder-ish. Oh, did he just turn into a lake trout right now? Yeah That's not bad I Got the drag It's not just not fighting like a lake I Soon as I show you how he smoked it, didn't he?  Oh Let him put a tire that might have 12 pound mono on there. I really don't know My guess is that's eight pound Fight like a master dummy Who was out the scales I just keep playing him.  Hold on Yes, here right there right there right there Belied in another fish, please No, I'm pretty sure I'm bleeding. Oh, no, you're bleeding. Oh My goodness, what a beautiful Never catch the fish at east grand. Yeah, right there slouching Thank you buddy, nice catch, thank you buddy, nice catch, nice catch, wish we had scales


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2016 Volkswagen Jetta SEL Premium is stock number 13675Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used car headquarters. This 2016 Volkswagen Jetta has the 1.8-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, puts out 170 horsepower, it's paired up with the six-speed automatic transmission. This car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this car is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video, inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, take a look inside the trunk, and give you the most accurate representation of the vehicle that I can. Cardinal red is the color, and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities, turn them on now, because it is your best way to check out the quality condition and options of the vehicle before seeing it in person. As you go down the driver's side here, rear quarter looks really good. The doors are in very nice shape as well. The paint is very glossy and reflective, looks really nice. And if you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications, and you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Auto. As well as access to one of the largest vehicle walk-around catalogs on YouTube. Really nice down that side. So it comes with painted alloy wheels that has Bridgestone Bliss Act tires on the front here. So these are winter tires, and they are 205 55R 16s, and these tires have a ton of tread left on them, I would say probably 80, 90% of the tread left on those tires. These wheels do have a couple little scuffs and scrapes, but this car does come with a second set of wheels and tires, summer set if you will. So that is a nice feature, we'll take a look at those wheels as well. Front bumper is in excellent shape, didn't see any major cracks or scrapes on there. Has factory fog lights, projector lamp, headlamps. The hood is in very nice condition as well. I didn't see any major dents on there. Passenger side front fender is in nice shape as well. Passenger side front wheel, pretty nice shape. And as you go down this side of this 2016 Volkswagen Jetta, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the car, you can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at. Before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. You can make a smart and informed buying decision or decision to come take a look at the car from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and do note that this one does have four wheel disc brakes. And then around to the back of the vehicle, re-bumpers in pretty nice shape. I didn't see any major dents or cracks on there. Trunk lid is in nice shape as well. This one does come with an extra set of floor mats. They're the carpeted ones. You get the Volkswagen Cargo Protection System. And this one does come with a spare tire and jack tools. Those seats do fold down. I'll show you that in just a little bit. The Volkswagen Roadside Assistance Kit. That shuts nice and solidly. Here are the extra wheels and tires. Wheels are in pretty nice shape. Got a couple little scuffs on them. And these are varied stain hyper track tires. But they're an all season tire and they got a lot of tread left on them as well. They will be included with this car at time of purchase. And they will be in the vehicle. Coming around to the driver's side and for full disclosure of this back wheel. This one's probably the nicest out of the four on the car. Down the rest of this side looks really good. You do get blind spot monitoring, built in directional signals. This thing's got a lot of really nice options on it. Inside you get the black leather bucket seats. Both of these front seats are heated. No rips, no tears on there. Comes with the all weather formats. It does have auto headlamps. Heated power mirrors. Get this kind of nice looking trim on there. You can't really see the design on it. But it's got like a diamond plated design to it. And you get power windows locks and mirrors. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. You do get the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. All weather formats back here as well. And these seats do fold down for extra storage. Which is nice if you got to haul something. And then they close like so. Then you get child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms and inside of the doors all look really good on this car. We'll hop inside. Check out the miles, the radio. And everything that this one has to offer on the interior. You can see this one has 88,569 miles on it. Digital speedometer outside temperature display. And that instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You do get cruise controls and adaptive cruise controls on the left. And Bluetooth and audio controls on the right. Notice the black trim on the steering wheel. And this one has the touch screen radio with the factory navigation system. There's highway 41 so that is working nicely. You get AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. And then this is also where your backup camera shows up. And that is working nicely as well. Climate controls, heated seat buttons, 6 speed auto transmission. All weather format and the passenger side seat is an excellent conditional rips or tears on there. And this one does have the power sunroof. You get SOS system on there and map lights up there as well. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right out. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition, options and everything that comes with this car. This one does have the HID headlamps, the LED running lights. They are nice and bright and working nicely. Under the hood we have the 1.8 liter turbocharged four cylinder engine. 170 horsepower engine base, very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this vehicle has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. There is the emissions sticker. And this car is 100% ready to go. 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in Egyptians, although claimed as ingenious, were merely adaptive, just like the equally acclaimed Romans and Incas of Peru. These re-inhabitants merely rediscovered the creations of a far older, far more advanced predecessor, who I believe not only constructed these sanctuaries, which these well-studied ancient civilizations merely used to enable the flourishment their own cultures, in turn leaving a smorgasbord of architectural artifacts for funded academics to excavate and subsequently parade around, usually bombarding many individuals with deep insights into their lifestyles, culture, and death practices, are yet, as I would have predicted, nearly always absent, that which supports my posit. Any logical explanation or demonstration of how these people built these structures in which they once inhabited, like a void in their academic study, one which is not only consistently ignored and concealed by these same academics, but are unknown facts to all of modern humanity to this day. This mystery is a result of the incredible nature of these structures, the precision involved in their constructions, and the enormity of some of the stones used in the building of the structures. Many of you may have seen my recent videos, or be a keen follower of my work, and, as such, are aware of the fact that due to my in-depth study of the unknowns regarding these sites worldwide, and the collection and collaboration of the similarities and differentiabilities I have personally collected and categorized regarding many of these ancient structures, I have personally been able to establish a very strong evidence-based hypothesis regarding the identity of three separate law civilizations, which I have established using signatures within their style of building, and by default, differentiations in their styles of building, to unquestionably identify them as separate yet particular groups responsible for the different unexplainable structures spanning the entire globe. Yet, although these groups have indeed crossed paths, such areas as Aswan Quarry, and most significant to my own research in Italy, where the polygonal civilization built upon the Cyclopians' work, allowing me to establish which preceded which, and although these groups have been established to have abandoned projects midway through, thus indicating that they came to a sudden and untimely demise due to cataclysm, the civilization responsible for the pyramids, and indeed the movement of the blocks at Baalback in China, which all far exceed 1,000 tons, is yet another civilization which far predated all which I have already identified. These three civilizations are the polygonal civilization, the Cyclopian civilization, and the Neolithic civilization, each with their own unique building techniques and identifiable stone cutting signatures in their technologies. The pyramid builders were unimaginably more capable than all three, and although the Neoliths, who indeed have created some astonishingly advanced ruins, could have quite possibly been a surviving remnant of this civilization, this digression is for another time. Though at sites such as Baalback, the trilithon, which contains stones over 1,000 tons, there are Cyclopian stones built atop the stones, and at other places in the world polygonal masonry has been found, such as Axum in Ethiopia, where the toppled obelisk is said by some to be in excess of 1,000 tons, I have never, and now strongly feel will never, find any indicative evidence of these civilizations building the footings under any of these gigantic megaliths, as they were not responsible for their creation or placement. Additionally, the civilization responsible for the pyramids, and these enormous megalithic blocks elsewhere, were also the civilization who created the false door. A mysterious rock carved feature, also found littering the now exposed mega metropolis found beneath the Guatemalan rainforest by penetrative radar. Tikal, part of this metropolis, the place where the plaque illustrating a past global cataclysm was once found, also has pyramids built solely leading to these false doors, with one found in Peru, built into the only rock face containing a very peculiar crystal known for its resonance qualities in amplifying radio waves. I feel that much of the spectacles found in modern Egyptian museums are merely distractions from the really important truths, which we should all be focusing on instead. Such as the true age of the pyramids, structures which, in the past, I have also independently identified as still possessing three separate identifiable stages of attempted casing stones for conservation, each significantly older or younger than each other, with the true exoskeleton of the structures made of stones far in excess of 1,000 tons. Join us next time where I will expose the controlled opposition within the fringe fields of archaeology, which have stemmed from a growing pursuit for the truths of these facts, with a focus upon the water erosion hypothesis of the Great Sphinx, why it is a misdirection, and the Sphinx's true, original, undeniable identity, facts and truths exposed, which are undoubtedly highly compelling. A number of people who frequent our work have requested a more detailed video regarding one of the mysteries we so often focus upon here on the channel. There are many sites that we feel are deserving of in-depth focus. Our mission has always been to enlighten those who may not have been aware of the many different, compelling, and often controversial realities surrounding countless ancient ruins that throughout their lives have been explained away with a lie. Undoubtedly, the most well-known, most commonly explored, and thus the ruin most suited for our viewer's acquirement of a knowledge armory, is Giza. Indeed, there are many people you will meet throughout your life that will have delved into the mysteries of Egypt. However, this experience, unbeknownst to them, may have been fraught with a limited, illogical, academic account regarding the history of Giza's plateau.  The characteristics of the casing stones are undoubtedly one of our own most noted achievements. We feel little if any notice has been given to the facts we have realized regarding these stones, yet the evidence we have found will remain clear for all to see. These casing stones, although of an enormous size and as such were left by a lost civilization, are far younger than the sandstone in which they encase. Most of these casing stones, unfortunately, robbed out during invasions within the last few centuries are protecting stones which are actually far more eroded and thus far older beneath. However, additionally, we began to wonder just how old could the Great Pyramids be? Could these eroding sandstones actually be concealing a far larger, far older structure beneath? Also discovered here on our channel, the supporting evidence to this hypothesis, most notably along the east side of Kufu and in numerous other places where the smaller sandstones have been robbed out, is, as we suspected, a far larger exoskeleton. We strongly believe these enormous megalithic blocks that we have previously estimated to be many hundreds of tons in weight are actually the original oldest blocks of the pyramids. We also believe that the more modern, currently recognized casing stones were actually inspired by these more heavily eroded smaller sandstone blocks now concealing these mammoth megaliths. This makes the layers, we believe, that adorn the Great Pyramid numbers three, with the two more modern layers being conservation efforts, undoubtedly undertaken at vastly different times within history. Just how old is the Great Pyramid? Just how impressive was ancient Egypt? For example, the oldest surviving obelisk at Heliopolis, and therefore in Egypt, was undeniably cut, transported, and lifted into position at an unknown time in history, using now lost technology and knowledge. It is a stone 20 meters in height, weighing an astonishing 121 tons. And this enormous, unexplainable, impossible monolith is not the only one left upon the plateau. There are many more dotted all over Giza. For example, the sarcophagus of Aminomet III, a pair of quartzite's monoliths, discovered in the early 20th century, hang above this supposed tomb. These gigantic stones effortlessly support the weight above, each estimated to weigh 110 metric tons. The Colossae of Memnon, these two gigantic artworks, were built from single pieces of stone. They are orientated toward the sunrise at Winter Solstice, estimated to weigh anywhere from 600 to 1000 tons each. Modern technology allows for the movement of such weights. However, any civilization claimed by academia, actually once being responsible for the transportation of such stones, is absurd. Who could have possibly transported such enormous stones to these locations? Not only transported them, but worked them into masterpieces they once were, disposing of all waste, presumably also weighing many tons. And there are many others. In the Temple East of Coferus Pyramid, for example, there lay blocks regularly, yet quietly estimated to weigh over 400 tons. How can modern academia claim such tasks were undertaken by our modern ancestors? Anyone aware of the true accomplishments involved in the construction of the Giza Plateau must now see this hypothesis as severely lacking any satisfactory explanations. Mortuary Temple of Mencara still possesses some astonishing, unexplained feats. There are some estimates of the blocks within the temple, most notably within the surviving walls of the mortuary, weighing as much as 220 tons. The heaviest granite ash lars, imported from Aswan Quarry, many miles away, weighing in at more than 30 tons. There are many incredible, inexplicable features upon the Giza Plateau. Many of them, unfortunately, yet predictably, little shared academically. Yet it remains a place of invaluable existent truths, many discrediting that which are passed off as current academic fact. Giza is an astonishing place, and the one we feel most likely to expose academia once and for all. It is a Plateau we find highly compelling. Egypt, undoubtedly one of the most controversial places for modern history to try to keep the control of in regards to its origin, its true age, or original builder. When one either visits the Giza Plateau and is lucky enough to gaze upon these three great pyramids, or merely able to peer upon them through their computer screens, the first thing that will usually cross one's mind is awe and amazement. Yet this is often instinctually followed by an air of wonder, a curiosity as to how these miraculous structures were built, who could have possibly built them, and most importantly of all, why. Yet these questions, and indeed the pursuit of their answers, has been a mission for many well-funded deceptive individuals for many years to work very hard to distract you from either asking or pursuing as personal line of inquiry. For example, the golden mask of King Tut, along with the many other undoubtedly spectacularly valuable artifacts encrusted with precious metals and jewels that can be seen littering Egypt in its many museums and in the mountains of literature, books, and touring exhibits, which are published, pushed, and permitted in regards to this spectacular area of human history. King Tut's chariots at the gem, which stands for the Grand Egyptian Museum late last month, was an exciting event for archaeologists worldwide and a source of pride for Egyptians. We moved today the sixth and the last chariot of King Tutankhamun from the military museum in the citadel, which was there since 1987 to the gem. So we were keen to show you the moving of this very nice artifact and the packing and unpacking method, professional method you are using by my colleagues in the ministry. The Tutankhamun exhibit comprising about 5,000 pieces will display for the first time all of Tutankhamun's artifacts in one place. Experts from around the world have been consulted on how best to preserve and display the collection when museum workers accidentally knocked off the beard of King Tut's burial mask in 2015 and hastily glued it back on. There were fears that modern chemicals would cause permanent damage to the artifact, but scholars around the world put their heads together to save the golden mask. The museum will also be a venue for international conferences on Egyptology. There is something in you always, we found out today in my talk, the family of Tutankhamun through the name, how Tutankhamun died, no one murdered him. My excavation in the valley of the monks that we are doing right now, important excavation looking for the tomb of Arkhiz and Hamun, maybe soon a tomb will be revealed in the valley of the monks or the western valley of the kings. Most of the artifacts in the Tutankhamun exhibit have been relocated from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Their new home is only about two kilometers away from the place where the young Pharaoh's tomb was discovered in 1922. Egyptian officials say the gem will be the world's largest archaeological museum when completed and will hold about 100,000 artifacts in total. We have now 3,000 employees and workmen working inside the project. We are respecting our schedule, we'll be ready from the engineering part by December 2018 and we are deciding now the perfect time or the ideal timing for the partial opening. In addition to King Tut's exhibit, the museum will display objects related to some of the greatest historic Egyptian kings such as Ramses II, Akhenaten and Amenotep III. From time to time, we will share with you one of the more intriguing exhibits that can be found within the museums of Giza. Beyond the mountainous displays of precious jewels and finely cast golden relics which captivate the crowds who flock to experience this extremely rich history. We personally find the more valuable of objects are often overlooked. Indeed, these precious masks and past Pharaoh's possessions are undoubtedly exquisite in nature. However, there are some objects never designed to stun or impress but built with a function. Functions which could shed light on the most intriguing and mysterious aspects of this past civilization. The Khufu ship being but one of these said artifacts, a boat found disassembled under the Great Pyramid, one said to have floated through the sky. And although the physical idea of this ship actually flying is a leap too far for some, there is in fact an artifact which exists found in 1898 during an excavation of the Padi-Aimen tomb in Saqqera, Egypt which you may find a bit more practically designed for flight through the Egyptian skies. Although numerous sources over the past century have surfaced accusing Egyptian authorities of concealing the discovery of Vimanas, ancient flying machines within the Pyramids of Giza, our said artifact seems to have slipped through this net of secrecy. Often with these well-stocked and well-preserved tombs, resting places of past Pharaoh's, whom once possessed unimaginable riches, numerous toy models of their once-favored crafts and vessels will be discovered, exquisitely constructed miniature replicas of their favorite forms of travel. It seems this artifact may have indeed been filtered through the security netting of public paradigm, as doing so it seems to have lost its tailplane. Known as the Saqqera bird, it is now largely thought by many to have been a replica of an ancient flying craft, more specifically a glider. Clearly inspired by a bird's flight, the fixed wing upon its back has been found to be perfectly angled to create lift. Egyptian physician, archaeologist, parapsychologist, and dowser, Kaleo Messia, has concluded that the ancient Egyptians developed the first aircrafts. Predictably, he has experienced considerable hostility regarding his exposé of evidences. One particular effort was undertaken by a character known as Martin Gregory, a builder and designer of free-flight gliders. He apparently built an exact replica of the Saqqera bird made of balsa wood. After testing this replica, Gregory would conclude that the Saqqera bird never flew. He told the interested parties that it was totally unstable in flight. Even after a tailplane was fitted, he claimed that the glider's performance was disappointing. He finished by concluding that the Saqqera bird was probably made as a child's toy or a weather vane. This clear attempt to suppress the truth, however, failed, and Martin has since been proven to have lied regarding the abilities of the glider. The question is, why did he lie? According to Messia's son, Dawood Kaleo Messia, a successful architect who has thankfully continued the work of his father, Gregory's suggestion that the Saqqera bird was a weather vane is impossible due to the lack of markings or any holes on the model that would serve as a means of hanging it. Additionally, and most importantly, aerodynamics expert Simon Sanderson also tested a replica model in a wind tunnel without a tailplane, and found that it produced four times the glider's own weight and lift. In Liverpool University, Sanderson then subjected it to another more powerful wind tunnel, this time after adding the missing tail. He stated that the Saqqera bird actually flew quite well, clearly to the annoyance of certain people who are probably now regretting not seizing the entire artifact some years ago, rather than just the tailplane. Over 2,000 years after the ancient Egyptians carved this mysterious bird, modern technology has proven beyond doubt that at full size it could have indeed once flown through the Egyptian skies. When one explores the most fascinating and ancient of structures resting all over our planet, you will inevitably be confronted by baffling feats on engineering and ingenuity, tasks that, to modern man, escape understanding or indeed explanation. The main consensus regarding these ancient structures has always been a tricky thing to explain. To claim that these marvelous structures were built by primitive people with only primitive tools at their disposal does not only seem absurd to most who have visited such sites but ignorant of their true past grandeur and the specific characteristics of each of these places. Ancient sites, such as Giza, Machu Picchu among many others, still contain very confusing artifacts, anomalous evidence, which tells a very different story to that of mainstream history. Apart from the Baghdad Battery, largely claimed to have been an ancient form of electroplating, there has been little in the way of physical evidence to suggest the use of electricity within the academically researched ancient times, yet there are many remnants left which suggest such activities. Not only are there countless clear examples of past machine work stone, but most importantly there is evidence of errors made by these same tools, mistarts, and discovered fault lines. These particular stones discarded, laid bare in the quarries, revealing all the hallmarks of the machine engineering that went into building these wonderful places, these artifacts, once rubbish, now historical treasures. They can tell you the shape and movements of the tools that were being used, showing just how these machines cut into the stones, core drillings also discarded during manufacture, and cut stones discarded due to faults and cracks, revealing the complete preliminary cut marks left by the ancient stonecutters. These fragments of past activities are clearly some of the most important in unraveling these sites' ultimate secrets, yet it is rarely shared in the public arena and even less frequently researched by official bodies. Along with this vast and perplexing array of remnants, mercilessly left where they fell, strewn amongst the debris of disruption, lay countless extremely hardy machine stone jars, vessels made from some of the hardest rocks on earth. Some of these jars were made with a round bottom, perfectly machined, balanced on a base no bigger than the tip of a chicken's egg. Sir William Flinders Petrie ultimately realized that only lathe turning could have produced the symmetry and balance found on thousands of these bowls and vases, and Petrie was no full. In 1894 he founded his own archaeological body, the Egyptian research account, which later became the British School of Archaeology in Egypt. He stated, for example, a bowl maker attained curves of exact circularity by rotating the bowl around a fixed blade, and formed a lip by shifting the centering of the bowl. Another round bottom vase had walls of such uniform thickness that it balanced perfectly on a curved base. To have a very well-respected researcher and specialist of the ancient Egyptians to admit to a conviction of the use of power tools in these pots construction seems like quite a stunning position to take, especially when one considers that while metal chisels could have been used to shape soft limestone within ancient Egyptian times, the metals that were available to them, copper, bronze, and during the 1st millennium BCE, wrought iron, were far too soft to work such rock into such exquisite designs. It seems Petrie would like to remain honest regarding his conclusions, yet also incomplete with his explanations, preferring to let the receiver of said information make their own realizations, preferring to avoid complication by a, by this time, rather visible enemy. One could only conclude that these relics and ancient monuments thereof were not the work of the Egyptians, but further evidence to suggest that these baffling structures were built far before the ancient Egyptians, before academic understandings by a highly technologically advanced pre-catechalism civilization. We find it difficult to see how such work was undertaken, or an explanation for our finding can be made without the use of power tools. Thankfully, the more we learn regarding these enigmatic places, the more we become aware of, regarding their true history, and the closer it seems we become to finding those who built them. Hi guys, have you ever heard of Dendera Temple? Known as the sixth gnome of Upper Egypt, it is one of the best preserved ancient temple complexes on earth, and it bears the scars of what must have been the most frightening and destructive of events. An event that is ignored by the majority of modern academia, the complex spans some 40,000 square feet, and within the temple is some of the most well preserved ancient artworks of anywhere in Egypt. Along with preserving the exquisite art and decorations, the temple also preserved evidence of something we were not taught about in history class. Upon the granite steps which still lead to the temple's roof, indirect alignment with a small window cut into the thick stone wall is evidence of severe melting. At one time in the temple's long life, the steps within were turned into liquid magma. What catastrophic event could lead to the melting of granite steps through a small window in the wall? Were such events commonplace, or was it the result of an accident? Is this why the ancient structures were built with such huge blocks of stone? Many have speculated that the Dendora Temple is built upon an even older site. Are the steps surviving remnants of this much earlier complex? Were they part of a structure that once witnessed a solar flare perhaps, or maybe a localized supernova? Many who have examined the steps and the surrounding area have speculated that nuclear blasts may have been detonated within ancient Egypt, or even before. The ancient site in India for example, 10 miles west of Jodhpur, with radiation that was so intense the area is still highly dangerous. An ancient layer of radioactive ash was discovered that covers a three square mile area. Scientists investigating the site where a housing development was being built established that there was a very high rate of illnesses in the area. The levels of radiation were so high the Indian government eventually cordoned off the entire area. They later unearthed an ancient city which shows strong evidence of an atomic blast dating back some 12,000 years, which destroyed most of the buildings and killed an estimated half a million people. Did nuclear war occur in our distant past? Were these ancient structures which have stood the test of time actually built as bunkers? With melted steps and irradiated ancient cities found throughout the world, the evidence is certainly compelling. As always, thanks for watching guys, until next time, take care. The temple also preserved evidence of something we were not taught about in history class. Upon the granite steps which still lead to the temple's roof, indirect alignment with a small window cut into the thick stone wall is evidence of severe melting. At one time in the temple's long life, the steps within were turned into liquid magma. What catastrophic event could lead to the melting of granite steps through a small window in the wall? Were such events commonplace or was it the result of an accident? Is this why the ancient structures were built with such huge blocks of stone? Many have speculated that the Dendora Temple is built upon an even older site. Are the steps surviving remnants of this much earlier complex? Were they part of a structure that once witnessed a solar flare, perhaps, or maybe a localized supernova? Many who have examined the steps and the surrounding area have speculated that nuclear blasts may have been detonated within ancient Egypt or even before.


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Hi everybody, Joe for jazzy's case breaks.com coming at you with the bowman seven box mixer featuring two boxes of 2020 draft jumbo There's two boxes of draft jumbo right there two boxes of 2021 bowman jumbo. There's 2021 Bowman jumbo 2021 bowman jumbo, right three autographs and then three box of bowman chrome hta Right there three autographs per box on this one really nice break here ladies and gentlemen Especially if you enjoy baseball if you enjoy prosper hunting. This is gonna be great one spot gets you two random teams and Then it looks like all chrome inserts first papers and numbered cards and hits obviously autographs will ship No, non first paper cards will ship just FYI Big thanks to this group here one spot gets you to so let's double you up Thanks to the people who bought their spot straight up and congrats again to the people who won their spots and All 30 teams are in let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams six and a six full 12 times one two three 11 and 12th and final time after 12 times we got Raymond down to Jimmy six and a six 12 times for the teams one two three 11 and 12th and final time after 12 times we got the Nats Down to the twins Remember trade at your own risk think about the different years the different products Raymond with the Nationals Anthony with the Rockies Charles with the A's Michael with the Phillies Chad with the Cardinals Tony You got my Dodgers Anthony with the White Sox Michael with the Pirate Kenneth with the Royals Raymond with the brew crew Tony with the Padres Michael with the Rangers Billy with the giant Billy with the Yankees Michael with the Giants Eric with the Tigers and Mets Daniel with the Reds Chad with the Diamondbacks Kenneth with the Rays Daniel with the Ems Michael with the Red Sox Jonathan with the Indians Brian Crouch with the Astros and Angels Jimmy with the Cubs Jonathan with the Braves Charles with the Marlins Billy with the Blue Jays Michael with the Orioles and Jimmy with the Minnesota Twins sort by column B Box these up right here, and we're gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and then at the break stick around we'll be right back All right. Welcome back folks. There was a lot of trade chatter, but in the end no deals were done So let's start with two thousand We'll do the 2020 Bowman draft jumbo then we'll do 2021 Bowman jumbo, and then we'll close out with the HTAs Good luck everybody There's the final printout hot off the presses Thanks everyone for giving this a shot Let's see if we could pull some nice stuff here for you. Yep. That's exactly what I'm doing 20 2020 Did I say 2000? I meant 2020 Listen, it really doesn't matter what I say It only matters what's in the description and what's on the table Every once in a while people will email us and they'll be they'll contact us and they'll be like hey Joe said that that card was gonna go to the Brewers But but it was supposed to go to the Reds And and it's always just like well, it doesn't really matter what Joe says when the when our team is sorting They're going by what they're getting. They're not listening to the video And being like, you know, I could say this I could say that its entire break will go to one team That still wouldn't matter because I'll just get the paperwork. They'll see the cards and I'll get sorted out to the right people Checks and balances ladies and gentlemen. It's important. These guys You can't just stand that way. No, if this was 2000 boom, I think there'd be a slightly different price point on it All right, everyone read the disclaimer about the paper, right? Paper first will ship Paper non first will not everything else does. All right, Burl caraway will ship. That's to 499 paper To 94 99 going to Jimmy Connell and the Cubs It's been a while since I've done since I've done these There's Adley Rushman Nice sky blue not numbered for the Orioles though Hunter green. That's a nice one speckle. This is not numbered as well. These will ship though Reds there's Heston Kirkstah. That's his first paper I'll try to catch as many of those first as possible for like the those bigger names Like Kirkstah and Robert Hassel and whatnot That's right Adam. That's why that's why the sorting and shipping team gets paid exactly our first autograph is so guards Garza 30 out of 99 Green parallel for the Royals. That's gonna go to Kenneth last spot mojo 70% of the time Last spot mojo hits 100% of the time got Trent Palmer to 150 blue paper for the Blue Jays That's gonna be for Billy. It's a silver curse stud Fractor Chrome Orioles Michael Craig Zach vene Anthony with the Rockies Kirkstah's Spencer Torkelson Bowman first paper that'll be for Eric and the Tigers was Robert Hassel Tis first Padres, that's gonna be for Tony. That's in Hankie. That's still ship though, of course Corbin Carroll 31 out of 99 for the Diamondbacks and there's Xavier Warren three 396 out of 499 brew crew Raymond He though has tried to trade couldn't trade mojo. Maybe and Owen Cassie to 499 That's for the Padres. Here's a Zach vene for the Rockies Anthony snow Jeff Criswell for the A's will be sure to sleeve and top load all those before they go out here's Spencer Torkelson should be one more auto out of here three per jumbo 118 out of 250. I thought it looked a little different franchise futures refractor Robert Hassel and Justin Lane Two Padres go into Tony Jason Amingas All right, that was our first 2020 Bowman draft box our second 20 what? So we didn't get a third autograph Yeah, there's no way I missed it. Those the odd the autos really are pretty obvious No, I wouldn't have missed in this stack either Like people would have yelled at me too, but I was like Joe you missed an auto. No, I'm halfway through the box already. There's no way All right, so we got shorted an auto here. Sorry guys Every once in a while that does happen Somewhere out there. There's a box with four autos Maybe in here. All right. Good luck. I know right kind of honestly We've worked a lot of we've worked a lot of Bowman boxes over the years That doesn't happen very often with a number of cases they do print I'm surprised doesn't happen more often, but Rex is saying there needs to be a Jetsons Transportation tube to where you pull someone a hit and drop it in the tube and somehow it gets to you That we're saying Rex feel like there'd be a lot of magic required there. There's Garrett Mitchell to 250 Paper it's four out of 250 Kind of a weird stamp there But that will go to the Brewer's Raymond with that one and then you'll get the card in a few minutes. I Mean We have a hard time having a Having a solid power grid set up in the nation, right? How do you how do you think's gonna? How do you think we're gonna get a series of tubes? Set up There's Mason win to 250 Cardinals Chad There's Dylan Dingler 129 out of 250 class of 2020 Insert autograph for Eric J and the Tigers Muscle Elon Muscle dude. He has a hard time Building cars Or tunnels to transport cars Before he's got a long way to go before he's figuring out a tube system where I could send the Dylan Dingler autograph And at light speed Without that card being destroyed in the tube There's Logan Allen to 499 424 out of 499 for Jonathan and the tribe We got a Holden Powell 31 out of 50 for Raymond in Washington and Jimmy Glowenke 168 out of 250 purple chrome autograph for Michael and the Giants my rivals There's Evan Carter to 499 paper for the Rangers It's gonna be for Michael Craig So we had the Dylan Dingler and the Glowenke Should be one more better be one more there it is Trey Cruz Tigers Eric the third autograph of the box Jimmy what's up? When does 2021 Bowman draft come out? traditionally Towards the end of the year Right November December all right here's 2021 Bowman jumbo Three autographs per box. I guess it would technically be I guess it would be 2022 right you're talking about Jimmy you're talking about this year's draftees, right? The guys that were drafted a month ago Would technically I think would be 2022 Bowman draft and that should be Somewhere in the fall winter and then 2022 Bowman will be in that's in the spring I don't know when Bowman chrome time. I know tops chrome should be this Friday unless they push it again They've pushed that back a couple times Wait, it would be 2020 Wait, they would call it 2021 Bowman And what are they called is and then it's 2022 Bowman for regular bones again mixed up there Right, so this year right 2021 would be 2021 Bowman draft. That's at the end of the year And I got the time right just not the year and there's a wonderful. Yeah, but those are not his firsts by the way And then the remaining guys, right? There's Mariela Bautista And traditionally the number two draft pick Ends up in the net the following Bowman said There's Mariela Bautista 23 out of 75 for the Reds. That'll be for Daniel Reed Detmer's to 250 purple paper Unir Severino Alcantara went to the Cubs, right? Was that the Rizzo deal? That's his first For the Yankees that's gonna be for Billy and Mack Wainwright is your auto Reds be for Daniel Austin Martin's Bowman first that'll be for Toronto Billy No, what happened what happened to the to the ace pitcher? I didn't I did not hear about it Anything there Joey Bart 51 out of 199 lime green paper for the Giants and adjacent to Mingus to 499 for the Yankees And there's a Robert Hassel speckle autograph nice Tony Barkie with the San Diego Padres Chris Bassett took a line drive to the face Hit close was I 82 out of 299 on that Robert Hassel speckle autograph nice one Tony eighth overall pick That's your third auto there Taylor Tremel speckled a 299 for the Mariners Did he walk off under his own power or was he stretch it off or? Scary I Don't yeah, I don't want to hear the sound of that. All right final jumbo box and then the chrome HTA He did walk a couple steps to the back of the golf cart then off to the Anduans. Yeah, hopefully is okay That's scary. All right. Good luck everybody Here's another Austin Martin bowman first for the Blue Jays. It'll be for Billy Brenn Marsh bowman scouts top 100 Atomic hard there it is 77 out of 150 on that for the Angels. He's got called up recently It'll be for Brian Crouch and the halos It's a cool shot of Jazz Chisholm there A salacy atomic There's Josiah gray Made that move. It's not his first or anything like that, but it's part of the Kiebert Ruiz deal Sending those two guys to the Dodgers getting Trey Turner and Max Scherzer back the other way there he is right there Josiah gray And a Yolbert Sanchez for the White Sox Anthony Snow Logan Davidson Blue shimmer to 150 for the A's that'll be for Charles You know, I forget who the who the big chase names are in in that bowman chrome those three bowman chrome box anyone remember There's Eunice ever, you know 23 out of 50 yellow shimmer for Jimmy and the twins nice parallel Josh Johnson purple paper to 250 Nice pink Jason the Mingas 191 out of 199 for Billy and the Yankees Cool magenta pink parallel, whatever they call it fuchsia There you go Byron Laura. It's one of the guys The other Acunia and Louise Santana Brian Crouch and the Astros Rex is calling a Britney Spears major comeback She was doing fine with all of her shows in Vegas. So there's Adley Rushman to 499 Like maybe a comeback in her personal life Professionally, I think they were happy to have her work as much as possible. All right, and there's Austin Martin Bowen first All right HTA boxes Here we go the final nine autographs just three autos each first one out of the gate is Austin Shenton 17 out of 50 Mariners that'll be for Daniel Next autograph is Devon man for the Dodgers Tony with the boys in blue 38 out of 75 dawn of glory You got that's Ruben Cardenas Rays Kenneth next one. There's Drew Avens I guess he was it Britney was able to buy her a buy an iPad for the first time It's Tony with the Dodgers Second autograph if I can get it there it is There's Austin Shenton again for 80 out of 499 Mariners Daniel with the M's Yeah, we did talk about that earlier today. I was crazy and There's Eric Miller for the Phillies. That's gonna go to Michael Craig got randomized the Phillies All right, and the final three autographs got for the Padres. There's a to Capita Marcano Padres That'll be for Tony the back of the card as well We got blue mojo Meredith Brandon Lewis Dodgers That is 64 out of 150 another Dodger for Tony on a toddler We have to use these toddlers that have rookie card on them. All right, and what happened here? Tana's Thomas Signing way over there interesting All right, there you go ladies and gentlemen that was our seven box Bowman mixer. I appreciate everybody getting in Here's a quick little recap For the autographs we've got a lot of nice firsts and other parallels and whatnot as well. Thanks very much everyone I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm and we'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye