I don't think maybe a little more than an hour or whatever But they just traded Hayden Hurst to the Atlanta Falcons And now they ended up releasing James Hurst so Ravens the guard position is That the offensive line is taking some hits today It's taking some hits today, but again Don't panic because you know, they have a plan in place You know, they got a plan in place and man, I was just um Today has been so hectic. It's been crazy. I'm I've been loving it, but it's been crazy Um, I was literally just took caught on a bike ride. I say, you know what? Let's let's let's let's go outside for a little bit get some fresh air what not and I'm like, okay Things will die down a little bit and then what when we want all the way back to the house boom James Hurst gets released I'm like, oh man. Well timing is everything because we were done with it, but anyway He's out of there This is a move that I remember when he initially does the news came out about him being suspended for the first four games of the season I Was like, okay It's not good. Obviously, but I didn't think that he was gonna be released.  He can do whatever But I guess Raven decided, you know what? not worth it not worth it and I know a lot of Ravens fans still held this grudge with James Hurst over the whole flakko thing And they they refuse to let it go But I mean it is what it is so now You've released James Hurst You marshal yonder retired You you put a low tender on Matt scurra and he's coming back from injury anyway And so if somebody again like I explained earlier in the Matt scurra video if somebody is to sign him to an office sheet The Ravens have I believe two days because my boy Ravens elite He let me know in the comments section the Ravens would have two days to match And if they don't match up to them two days than that the whoever signs Matt scurra to the office sheet He would be gone and Ravens will get absolutely no compensation Except for him to be removed from the books That's it So I would say they are Then sort of a little mini limbo on the offensive line nothing too crazy But something that definitely needs to be taken care of but again I'm not worried about it at all because Eric the cost they're shown like hey trust me. I got it. I Got it. I got it Whenever there seems to be any doubt that creeps in all minds about what the Ravens may have been what is what they're doing Whenever we have we seem to have questions about some of the moves that they make And we may be scratching our heads a little later on We have some light Shined on whatever the situation is and it's like oh That's why he did that Okay, okay. Oh, oh, that's oh, that's what oh, I got it. I get it. Oh, you did. Oh, okay I understand So I ain't messing with them. I ain't complaining. I'm all these moves that they've been making. I'm cool The only one that I had my reservations about was the Hayden Hurst one But again, when you look at the business side of things you can understand why Slightly older guy and Somebody in the comment section put it perfectly. I think his name was Jordan My apologies if I said the name wrong because there were some people that were questioned I think it was my guy major bull that question like what like I love he said I love Eric the cost of But why are we trade Hayden Hurst? I think my guy's name was Jordan who explained it perfectly. He was like He said it's better to get something good for him now You got to trade him why his value is at his highest Why his values at his highest because he said what would happen next year if Hayden Hurst was in the Ravens in the same system and Then he still didn't produce So then that will be another year on his contract or whatever that his value drops Because he's not producing in the Raven system and everybody knows the Raven system is supposed to be super tight and friendly So why wouldn't it be being friendly to Hayden Hurst? But now Ravens don't even have to worry about that since they got a second round draft pick and a fifth round draft pick now They gave up a fourth But they got a second round draft pick for Hayden Hurst So You know, they got a plan in place for tight end and again We talked about this before they can either go to free agency or they can go to the draft to get that third tight end But it has to be somebody that's ready ready to contribute ready to come in and help out You got to be somebody that's ready And as far as the offensive line, I know somebody in the comment section asked about KO earlier Colletio Simile. He's still out there. We don't know how healthy or unhealthy he is and of course, this is This is a brand new free agency So there's so many options out there and then of course you got the draft coming up next month, too And apparently it still will be on either. I guess they're gonna do it like Connected franchise mode with the draft because they're gonna be doing it right right from the Xboxes or from their computers or whatever It's not gonna be in person. Everything's probably gonna be digital So sure they're gonna do have like a live stream set up Roger Goodell. Maybe going to the podium I don't know how they're gonna do it. We'll see but they said right now. They said the draft is still on It's still on But James Hurst being released Now I think he'll get picked up. He should get picked up Maybe after the first four games of the season because unfortunately one of the worst parts about football is that injuries happen So after the first four games of the season, everybody's offensive linemen aren't gonna stay healthy Unfortunately, I mean, I wish they could but that's that's the life of the NFL So James Hurst, I think he'll definitely get an opportunity because he can do he can play multiple positions on the offensive line And he's not as bad as he once was He's not as bad as a lot of people make him out to be So with that being said, I think he will definitely get an opportunity. I don't think it's gonna come I mean it could come now. It is good that they releasing him now instead of way later because that helps him get sort of a jump since this is still the first day of free agency but He um, I don't know man. It's gonna be tricky man Because if somebody signs them now and he's on that roster week one He is suspended for them first four games, so it doesn't count But the rest of his salary will be guaranteed for the entire year That'd be good for him Now for the team. I wouldn't be too bad. I mean, he's not gonna sign to no crazy deal But this you know what I didn't even think about it This comes about what two years after he signed that 18.5 million dollar extension two years after right? So yeah, and now he's um being released So some of y'all actually called this one man I remember when we first did the video about him being suspended for the first four games It was people in the comment section like oh cut him cut him get rid of him release him get him out of here Now I was like no, they can't do that Because he's a depth guy. He's not just starter. He can come in and start but he's not just starter He's a depth guy You want depth along the offensive line cuz stuff happens but Now they cut him So that's that anyway team keep it clean. I appreciate y'all. I love y'all and we will continue to monitor everything. Oh Okay, nevermind So this uh, oh they just came out with the cap savings for this move So, okay Cutting Hearst it creates 2.7 miles 2.7 meal in cap space. So that's good, but it leaves 2.5 meal in dead money So um, and that's all this year. So that's just a savings of uh, what 0.25 0.25 meal But it says if there's a post june 1st designation Used to cut them Which they only have used on a rare occasion. There would be four million dollars in savings this year But it would push uh 1.25 of the dead money into the 2021 cap So I could see them doing that because 1.25 meal It's not much and the salary cap is gonna go up So that 1.25 meal if that's all the dead money that you were getting you would actually be able to save four meals this year then that's a I think it's kind of a no-brainer unless you just you just really wanted him off the not necessarily off the books But you just really wanted him off the team and you don't really care about the savings with james hearst Then you could do the uh, you could do the first one where you only save 0.25 meal But I think they will go they would go with that uh, june 1st, uh, that post june 1st designation Uh, so they can get that four meal, um, then but one thing I'm not 100% sure on this. I gotta do more research, but I do believe I do believe for the post june 1st designation if they use that So they could save the four meal and the 1.25 meal would be pushed on to next year's salary cap and dead money If they were to save that four meal I believe you can't I believe you don't get that until june 1st Like that doesn't go on your salary cap until june 1st. I believe But y'all can clear that up in the comment section because I i'm not 100% sure on that I do not remember But either way, it's all good. So look at that timing is everything. I'm I'm glad that news came out while we were Still doing this video so That's that so just like hayden and just like james Just like the herds brothers. They weren't technically brothers because I know it's going to be somebody. Oh, they were brothers No, they weren't But just like the herds brothers with the ravens I'm out


Well hello there, it's Sandy Olak, artist and paper crafter here on YouTube with the last of the fall flower cards and this one's going to be a vintage with some Copic marker and airbrush using a stamp set from Pinkfresh and this one's intended to have flowers above and below a sentiment has lots of different sentiments in the set with some secondary ones that go along with it as well. It's a really beautiful one, works in lots of different kind of colorways but I'm of course going to do it as a fall card. I stamped my grateful sentiment in some green Distress Oxide and then the rest is stamped onto my square cardstock, this is a Neenah 80 pound. It's stamped on there with some Jet Black Lawn Fawn ink which works well with Copic and watercolors so I use it pretty much all the time and I just love that ink pad. It's fantastico and I'm just doing some playtime. I don't really do that very often on YouTube because if I'm going to try something different I often try it ahead of time before I shoot a video so that I know if it's going to work and then I have a plan but today I thought you know let's just go out and enjoy a little bit of coloring here and you can watch how I play and maybe that'll encourage you to do the same at some point and I'm just adding a series of colors and this time instead of putting all my dark in the center of the flower I thought what if I build this the shadows so that they're in the very front and the rest of it just sinks back into the distance so I'm trying it just to see what happens. I don't usually use quite this many colors to shade one flower but I thought okay I'm just playing and after I get to my really darkest color here this V15 which is kind of scary for lots of people but I recommend you try it sometime just stamp a whole bunch of one flower and see how dark you can tolerate something because when you get that contrast in there is when that dimension really starts to develop. Most people stop before they get to that nice rich contrast and if you want to get there then sometimes you need to push yourself past where you feel safe. So I'm just going to throw a couple other colors in here throw a little more of the yellow on there just so I can blend out a few spots that were not perfectly blended and then throw some color into some of the other blooms. Now those of you who have conniptions when something doesn't always get colored perfectly are going to have fits I will apologize now because there are going to be some flowers and leaves that don't get colored in the right sequence they will get colored later. When you have a stamp like this with so many little bits and pieces it's kind of hard to see and especially when you have the pressure of coloring on camera then it just it's not something that you can just sit here and go okay I'm going to catch every single leaf of this color while I have this pen out. So if you end up having a little conniption while anyone is coloring and they miss a leaf or a button or whatever then have another cup of coffee while you wait and then come back to the video later when you've chilled a little bit because that's just what happens. So every once in a while I'll go back and pick up a flower that I missed or a leaf that I missed I kind of think when it's all said and done a lot of this is not going to matter all that much because I'm going to add so much to the background of it that it's going to be really gorgeous and rich in color but I'm adding my YG95 which is one of my favorite greens and it's it goes really well with that green color of the sentiment so it's going to add just that little connection to the sentiment color. Add a bunch of those different greens in that I hope you by the way have been enjoying this whole week if you have not if you've just joined in on this particular video you missed all the other fall flowers there's been a whole week of them and I encourage you ding ding ding go away texts I encourage you to watch them all because it's been a lot of fun to do these all week long. I was adding a bunch of little color right around the edges because I wanted a little bit of green to be present in this a little bit more connection to that sentiment but I didn't want too much and then I wanted to add a little more ruddy color to those leaves so now what am I going to do I have all this color that needs to be blended out at the very outside edges and I need to blend in the leaves and where where is this all going to go well as I was creating all this I was thinking about a solution so I did take a YR21 to blend out a little bit of that green and add just making sure I'm filling in all those color areas around the flowers before I move on to the final exciting step on this card and there'll be some options because I know a lot of you don't do coping airbrush and there's going to be some coping airbrush in here you can also do the same kind of thing with distress inks if you're really good at with your distress inks and I've got my my black metallic Ellen Hudson craft assistant that I'm using for the that's behind my piece of artwork because it cleans up really well and I've got my card stock just glued down with some adhesive on the back of it so that I can just take a couple different browns and go around the outside edges I'm not worried that I'm going over top of some of those florals they're all in those same kinds of colors so it's okay that I'm covering some of them up it's just going to soften everything and bring it all together and when I shoot on this black mask mat I apologize because the color just looks all funky it really is quite gorgeous in real life which you'll see here in just one second with the finished card look how beautiful that is I layered it on a piece of gold card stock and pop that up on a brown card base and I am just so excited about this one is so delicious so I hope you've enjoyed this week all week long leave some comments tell me what you thought if I should do another of these series next year and I will see you in the next video coming up very soon thanks so much take care bye bye


Okay, so I am Veronica Lopez from Mexico City, and today I'm going to talk about how to be more inclusive beyond the open source contributions and how, and I mean, I am the Latina, the Mexican talking about inclusion. It's like, time again, but no. So I'm a software engineer and a former scientist. I work with distributed systems, mostly in Go right now, a bit of Elixir. But I have extensive experience with diversity initiatives, and that's not even my job. It's like, every time I hear about someone setting up a diversity initiative, I'm always like, let's see if I can tell you. Like, okay, so is this initiative diversity enough? Does it cover just women or just people of color, or, you know, you name it. So everybody has very good intentions, but that doesn't mean that their intentions are really effective. And in order to foster more diversity, and this doesn't mean women or people of color or people from Mexico, it means all of us in every single place that we want to belong to or join. This has to be effective, so good intentions are not good enough. Okay, so, this is, my talk is just 10 minutes long, and I'm always ranting about this, so I would have love to have a bigger speaker's love, but okay, so I'm going to try to fit this in. So the four main points for today are the introduction that we're going to cover, the basic things that everybody knows, or I hope everybody knows. Something that I call the cookie cutter culture, the wrong ideas that we have, and how to solve this. Okay, so I'm literally going to read the introduction just to be super clear about this. Okay, so beginners and people trying to learn new stuff, which is not the same, are often told to contribute to open source as it means to get their career started. It's not that easy though.  I don't know, so what's the first thing that a lot of people say is, oh, you should start with open source, right? To build your portfolio to, I don't know, to learn more things. It's not that easy for a lot of people, and I will tell you why. There are a number of setbacks, and the most popular are harsh environment, with codes of conduct, in case there are, and I mean, with this talk, I'm not inviting you or telling you that the only healthy communities have codes of conduct, it depends, but well, in case you have one, many of the codes of conduct that I have seen on the internet are a bit weak, or they avoid conflict solution because they want to believe that everybody is friendly and that everybody has good intentions, but unfortunately, it's not like that all the time. Poor documentation, time and time and again, things that might be super clear for us, might not be super clear for anyone else, and well, tons of assumptions, like, you know, biases, you know, like, okay, if this girl is talking about diversity, maybe it's because she didn't have anything technical to talk about, or maybe if this person is asking about this gem, we start assuming that probably that person is junior and that we should just talk condescendingly to him or her, which might not be the case. So the second point in my talk is a cookie cutter culture, which means that we keep inviting different people to join our project, our open source project, our community, because oh, it's so inclusive, it's so friendly, but we only want them to get in to teach them how to act like us, you know? So the diversity, the diverse thing in diversity is actually that, like, people from different backgrounds, it's not just about how we look, it's what can we bring to the table, right? So diversity means a diverse pool of people, diverse pool of workflows, diverse everything, you know? And, well, people and companies tend to consider only people that might look differently, but that end up fitting into this mall, you know? Like, let's say, time and time and again, I have seen people, I don't know, saying that they don't know how to use Git or that they have never used Git in their workflows, you might say like, how, right? But besides the horror of not using any version control, well, it's a reality. And this doesn't mean that people that don't use Git, for example, aren't necessarily ignorant or junior. It's just that their workflows, maybe they don't have the time, maybe they don't have the resources, maybe they don't have anything, anyone more technical than them above them to tell them about those things, you know? So we just assume that everybody is just like us and if they're not at the same level or they don't use our same tools, they don't use even our same language, then they are ignorant or they don't know the same things that we do. So then this is a very cliche case, right? Like, quotes, I met this girl or man or person who started doing basic grammar contributions to any project and now she writes kernels, right? So that's like the ideal open source career situation, right? Like, from any beginner, from a hacker school or independently learning, you might say like, okay, so my example from the beginning, right? So if you want to start coding and start having a portfolio, well, maybe you should start contributing to any open source projects, right? So you can start just to feel familiar with the workflow or with the project itself. Why don't you start contributing to the grammar or to the documentation mistakes or stuff like that, right? And then there are many stories like this in which this sad person starts doing more significant contributions every time, right? Till the point that he or she make very important contributions and that's like a very, I don't know, example that everybody puts out there but it's not the case for everyone because everybody has their own story, everyone has their own journey and everybody has their own reasons to join software and it's not always your project, the reason we started coding, right? So what I said about the workflows, it's a wrong idea, right? When they are not familiar with, let's say, if they're working in a distributed environment and that that's what I work in, maybe someone has never heard about Cassandra database, right? But maybe they have heard about any other stuff but then if they haven't heard about Cassandra, then you immediately says, oh, she's underrepresented, she hasn't heard about Cassandra and then, okay, then she doesn't know. No, it's not like that. It's like, okay, so what do you know? What can you bring to the table then? The second wrong assumption is that everybody has the same amount of time to contribute. I'm not going to dive deep into this because this very cliche thing that it's all over the internet, but okay, not everybody has the time and then not everybody has the interest to contribute to your project and a lot of people said like, oh, if you don't have open source contributions it's because you're not good enough or you're lazy or you're not interested, okay, wrong. How to solve this? Stop assuming, listen, empathize. If you cannot empathize, be open to options. What are the options that we have? Okay, encourage people, of course, to contribute to your project if that's what they want, but also encourage them to give talks about your project or write blog posts about it even if they haven't contributed actual code or documentation or grammar mistakes. At Meetups, what my friends and I have done, for example, in the Go community is set up Meetups or special Meetups where we just put together at least a bunch of issues of different projects, let's say Kubernetes of the Go project or Docker or different projects and then we divide them into okay, these are easier, these are intermediate and these are hard so that everybody has the opportunity to contribute and we look for these issues for them and then we invite mentors, actual mentors that not only know a lot but they do want to contribute and help people because not everybody likes to be a mentor. Then have conflict solving mechanisms in your codes of conduct or whatever mechanism you have in your open source projects, ask for help. Time and time and again, other people and friends that are leading different open source projects, very important projects, they tell me like, okay, for my conference, I didn't get to find any female speakers or any people of color speakers and I was like, okay, did you ask for my help? No, and I was like, why didn't you ask? If you had asked me, I could have connected you with people that could, might help you. It's not like a 100% result but it might help. And well, spread the word. Value the people that contribute to your project, not only the code, not only the documentation and avoid the condescending tones like, for example. Oh, I thank a lot to all the contributors and okay, by the way, the documentation guys are awesome. So no, everybody has to get the recognition. Why is this? Not only because people feel better about it but also because when you have prominent positions in technology, people will follow suit. People will follow your example. So right now, employers are like, in your job descriptions, you would find, I want the candidates to have open source contributions because that's what's trendy. Also because it has a lot of benefits that we don't have the time to talk about right now. So just to wrap it up, when people in technology start listening to what other people say, it becomes a trend. So let's set the trend of saying that not only we need open source code contributions, right? We might contribute with other pieces of advice, of knowledge, of your time. Like in my case, for example, I haven't written a single open source line of code but I contribute a significant amount of my time to open source initiatives and to diversity initiatives. And that's what I tell my prospect future employers, when they ask me, at first I was frightened and I was like, no, I don't have any. And then one day I was like, wait, I come and give a talk about this issue and I help tons of other women and people to succeed, to do actual code contributions to open source. So everybody counts. So thanks a lot.


Hi, dear. My name is Ashihiro Suda. I'm a software engineer working for NJT. And I'm a manager of several open source projects, including ContraD. This session will show the overview and recent updates of UDress containers. If you have questions, feel free to ask me at the cncfslack. This is a fully recorded session, so I can answer questions at any time during my talk. So why is UDress containers? UDress containers means running RunC, ContraD, Flano, Cubret, and everything without the root privileges. This is useful for protecting the host from potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. There are several techniques that may sound similar, but don't be confused. This is not about setting security context to run as a user. This is not about the Cubrance enhancement proposal for supporting user name spaces. Unlike these techniques, UDress containers means running the whole stack, including Cubret, ContraD, and RunC without the root. It's not just about running containers as a defined user. So why do we need UDress? It's because most run times tend to have serious vulnerabilities. There has been really a bunch of vulnerabilities in the past years. In every component, such as RunC, ContraD, DecalD, and Cubret, and probably more vulnerabilities are to come in the next couple of years. Most of these vulnerabilities could be mitigated if we had UDress containers. And users often make misconfigurations. They may try setting up potential security policy, gatekeeper, or other kinds of admission controllers. But setting it up properly isn't straightforward. And some people still expose the TCP ports of system components, such as Cubret and DecalD, to the internet without mutual TLS authentication. Or even if they could manage to set up TLS, sometimes they make mistakes about the private keys, such as exposing the keys as IS metadata that is accessible by any container in the cluster. So UDress containers is useful for mitigating impact of such vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. Even if the host gets compromised, the attacker won't be able to access other users' files, won't be able to modify firmware and kernel. Also, the attacker won't be able to do app spoofing and DNS spoofing. But of course, it's not a panacea. It's not effective against kernel vulnerabilities, DDoS attacks, and crypt mining attacks. And also, there are some caveats about network performance. But we are seeing huge improvements this year. Also, we can't use NFS and block storages. But this is not a huge deal when you can use managed databases or managed object storages, such as Amazon S3. Let's take a look at the history of UDress containers. It started about eight years ago. It was before I began to work on UDress containers. It was soon adopted by LXC, but wasn't popular until 2018. Also, UDress containers at that time was very different from modern UDress containers. Notably, setting up networking requires root privileges at that time. In 2018, BuildKick started to support UDress containers mostly for building images inside the Kubernetes clusters using container-based technology. BuildKick was a game changer. After BuildKick supported UDress mode, Docker, Padma, and Clio, all these runtimes also began to support UDress mode. We also supported UDress mode in Kubernetes. But it's still not upstreamed yet, mostly because we didn't have support of C-group at that time. But our work is already adopted by K3S. And in 2019, we gained support for C-groups using C-group version 2 and system D. C-group version 2 itself has been there for several years, but it wasn't useful for containers under 2019 because it had a lot of support for device controllers and frizzers. So starting with this year, UDress containers began to support setting up C-groups for limiting memory resources and for limiting CPU resources. And this year, we are seeing faster networking with a new kind of feature called SecComp at FD. Let's take a look into examples of UDress containers. For example, Docker has been officially supporting UDress mode since version 90.03. It was experimental in 19.03, but it's going to be GA in 20.10. This new version also comes with notable updates for C-group and huge overlay effects. UDress local can be easily installed by running a script from ncgps.com/.get.docker.com/.UDress. And you can run Docker command with Docker host environment variable like this. Unix.com/.UDress/.UDress/.UID/.Docker.soc. And if you run ps3 command, you can see that all processes, including container D and Docker D, as well as containers, are running without the root. So next is user entities. User entities is our Kubernetes distribution that doesn't require the root. Which able supports much of networking using Flournel and VxRAM. It provides a demo of much of the cluster as a Docker compose stack. So you can easily try it. For CRY runtimes, we support both container D and the choir. And these runtimes can be mixed up together in a single cluster. And you can see that all processes, including container D, Flournel, Kubernetes are running as a non-root user in this ps3 screen. So next is K3S, which is a CNSIF sandbox project focusing on edge computing. K3S also supports rootless mode by incorporating user-led patches ahead of the Kubernetes upstream. K3S uses container D as the CRY runtime. So next is Build Kit, a container image builder with container D technology. And also adopted by Docker build. Build Kit can be executed in several ways, such as as a part of Docker D, or as a standard demo, or as a Kubernetes support, Kubernetes job, or as a Tecdon task. To run Build Kit inside Kubernetes, you don't need to set security context.privileged. But you might need to specify security context.seccon profile and app armor annotations to allow calling several system calls, such as un-shared and mount. So the last topic is how rootless containers work. It uses several kind of features. But amongst these features, the most important one is user name spaces. User name spaces is a kind of feature that maps a non-root user to a fake root user with UID 0. It's not a real root, but enough to run continuous. It also sets up UIDs called subordinate UIDs to use multiple UIDs other than 0. By using user name spaces, a user can also create mountain name spaces. But the user cannot mount most of the file systems, especially the user cannot mount overlay fs, cannot mount NFS, and cannot mount block shortages at all. But starting with kind of 4.18, huge file systems such as huge overlay fs can be mounted. So you don't need to care about overlay fs. So next is network name spaces. A user can also create network name spaces with user name spaces, but cannot create virtual Ethernet peers for internet connectivity. So instead of virtual Ethernet peers, we need to use a slope which translates user name packets into certain system calls. This is slow, but we are seeing huge improvements this year. I will talk about this topic later. With regard to C-group, we didn't have support for C-group's version 1. That means on C-group version 1 hosts, we couldn't set up memory limit, CPU limit, and PID limit. But we can use C-group version 2. PIDR has already switched the default to version 2 recently. Probably other distributions will follow soon. So next topic is second user notification, which was merged in kernel 5.0. It's a new way to hook system calls in the user space.  This can be used for emulating supported UIDs without slash ATC slash sub-UID file. And kernel 5.9 added support for Seccomp IOCTL Notif at FD, which allows injecting file descriptors from hosts into containers. This can be used for emulating the throughput overhead of slope. Let's recap my talk. Utilize containers can protect the host from potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. It's already adopted by lots of projects, such as Build Kit, Joker, Continuity, Potman, Cryo, and K3S. It's also being proposed to the Kubernetes upstream. There are some doorbugs, but these doorbugs are being significantly improved using Seccomp user notification. Here's some resources on the internet, such as HTTPS colon slash slash rootlesscontain.rs. If you have questions, feel free to ask me at cncfslug. That's all of my talk. Thanks.


All right, so perpetrators welcome on back to close out our day close out our week here this Friday April 14th shortly after 2 30 p.m. Eastern time welcome on back here for the afternoon meeting great to see all of our students and members alike inside our live Trading Room that Manuel who just killed before and a couple of the AI trades pairing them together great to see Michael Ron Dan later loud and clear from all of them good to go across the board great to have all this back on social at Facebook Live LinkedIn Twitter YouTube the works so with that let's hop right to it here folks It's been an incredible day to cap off rather I should say a more historical week inside our live trading room Really just another day where we ended up seeing another a hundred plus percent runner let alone a 400 plus percent run like this PTP I Obviously we did not kind of expect this to make the pump up that it made in terms of it running as quick as it did up Towards eight eight fifty to the high, you know, perhaps based off of what we've seen this week We could speculate that it's possible that one of these stocks on our watch list could potentially make You know this type of run, but obviously that's extremely, you know, generic to say So, you know, it's easy to leave money on the table for a type of trade like this But with that hey if this stock keeps retesting a big resistance Then it gives us the chance to expect potential continuation So right now that seems to be roughly off to 750 here at first and then from there eight So if it could re-break 750 coming up, that's the first, you know hurdle here Then if it could blast over eight then this could definitely be off to a new run Obviously take that with caution though because you know, if it's right place wrong time meaning if it false breaks the level Then hey, it's up a lot already 600 plus percent today I don't think that we've seen the stock up this much percentage wise I mean, I don't know if we did all of last year transparently enough This might be up more than any other stocks that we call it last year So if it breaks over 750, it's worth a look but just set a super tight stop every time that it broke over 750 so far it made that quicker reaction off of it So that's what I'm pointing to you should expect a pretty decisive reaction the next stab off that 750 Yeah, we're gonna put this on our list to begin PTP. I put it back on our list rather had this on the morning watch list Another stock we had on the morning watch list another cheapy at least these stocks below a dollar don't tend to pop up too much on our radar But after yesterday and a UUD you're talking about it today This broke below a dollar here one buck and from there tailed off a little bit lower Well rich called this out earlier off of 80 cents Just saying was kind of hitting an iceberg there and I look back at the chart It was good timing off the call out because I looked back on the chart And I was saying to myself like well, you know Hey, it's kind of like already breaking back over a little bit of a level here off of 85 86 it was so It was almost like deja vu with the other one from yesterday a UUD that cheapy But ended up breaking back over the level making like a 15 14 cent moved You know, we normally don't trade these cheapies below a dollar, but man I mean if there's an opportunity and I'm watching it All right, I'll give it a give it a stab see if it can make the move I wanted to make and just it's funny back-to-back days where that happened here now This trade going into the afternoon. I'm not as interested I mean I was more looking for a pullback and bounce earlier at this stage right now I'd rather just focus on the rest of the other AI trades at least out there You know, I know I'm on well-killed it just before on MRA AI Definitely a wise exit pulled right up over the VWAP price It tried to make the push off of there again, but obviously failed and came back down So, you know, that's what I'm telling you just not only on the other one PTP I but on all these crazy different AI trades that have pumped up so much so far This week as a whole not just today. So MRA I S AI obviously, you know a little Pull back there. What was the other one that just had a huge drop? It was those two Think the BFR G trade this one's actually creeping back up a little bit right now Ended up popping back above seven, but when you look at the order book, it's pretty thin So that I'd be very wary of as well Lose a track of all these damn AI stocks here so far today Maybe BB AI was the other one I was thinking of pulling back just going into 130 and flattening out. This one's the most liquid of them all I would say so meaning it's like the safest and all that so you know what? I don't mind slipping this at least on our list for right now low risk and You know again going back to the other two Not a fan of this pullback right here on MRA AI Then SAI just kind of going with it there So unless if they're showing really good strength by the end of this meeting I'm not going to be as particular about it Right All right, so with that let's go from top to bottom I feel like there was one off the top of my head that I just wanted to jump to but I just forgot it right there It's been a long week as you could imagine So I'm sure we'll run into that one in just a moment that I'm forgetting But let's start right from the top. We had the PTP I SAI we talked about them both already This one makes the list this one not just yet Then we'll keep going CNSP obviously looking at this trend really nice move up and looking at the order book the spread starting to open up a tiny amount But the liquidity checks out pretty good Definitely gonna put this on our main list for right now looks like another halt incoming actually pretty soon It was about to get halted. It was about to they stopped it from getting halted right there so unless it really pushes up that much further coming up it probably won't halt but They just tried it right there at 185. All right, what else we got here CX AI I was the least interested in this stock out of all of them today Just because it already made this giant pump up typically after that pump up it usually just fizzles out I wanted to tag this on with the rest of the other AI trades just in case but there's a loser All right, MR AI not fully sold on it yet either. I'll come back to it and we'll keep going Let me actually move this back to a one-minute chart and just zoom in here quick So a llr pop and drop from earlier looks like this one's pretty much over We'll be LG same deal that's Fox. Oh trade pretty cheap Let me keep it going here.  Hey, we take part in a couple of them But if they're like too thin if they're too low float, I'm not touching it. So no GN Hey looking at the liquidity. It's got a decent spread. I like that nice slow move so far back up across the afternoon It's enough for me to at least put this on our main watch list Now from this week this the stock octo even if it was gonna be looking good I just recall this stock from this week and last it was crazy big spread with an order book out there BfRG coming back to this again. I'm not a fan of the liquidity on this although it's pushing back up CRP man We got a lot here so far on the gainer side at least to kind of just Weed through go through here pretty quick Just looking at a couple names here if anything, but All right, so I'll tell you that might actually just about wrap it up from the gainer side There's I'm sure more that's up that five plus percent that I look for so, you know If there's anything else that's looking really strong pushing up pretty nicely going into the close here folks then type it in Let me know early Let me hop over to lose your side right now I've got a lot you could tell nothing really easy to borrow on my platform And there's some stocks down big like enough to look for that dead cat bounce But you're talking about a seven cent stock and pair a 23 cent stock in meta material like Going nowhere with that so Obviously, we'll see what else is out there here Tiva shortable down big took a hit earlier today But it looks like most of that move is finished up Same with CDE nice little drop from earlier, but it looks pretty slow here for the for the meantime All right, so you know what let me just quickly drag across not my Benzinga But my book map here what we'll do is kind of just cycle through this on my book map page Seeing if there's anything looking interesting for us to try and put back on our watch list You know the two that I said were on the side so to say were these two the bullfrog and the SAI and Also this one here the MR AI that one as well None of these are really looking too good Marry dropped off from earlier had a good bounce off 11 finally that was a good 50 cent move BB AI is already on our list. That's the most liquid of them. Also. That's like the lowest risk for me Up well what goes up comes back down and this did not break back over this did not It did not break back above 750 So we already had our conclusive move from the last break above it just held perfectly under 750 and we got our bigger reaction, so I'm gonna keep it on the list. I reckon but that's not a nice drop You want to have so wouldn't shock me if it only plummets much lower towards like 325 350 ish before the end of it all CLSK how about this looking just across the last few days here This is making a pretty good bounce back up and it's still above yesterday's highs and the clothes from yesterday So, you know what? It doesn't look like the greatest, but it's low risk CLS CLS K clean spark It's up over 5% right now I'll take it I'll put it on there Let me just check out Benzinga pro here to wrap up and then we'll finish All right, so let me just check here seeing if there's anything looking good I could tell pretty quickly not really too much out there Pks t if anything All right folks that's gonna wrap it up for us here you could tell we're at the bottom of the barrel So if there's anything else last call inside our live trading room, but I think that we pretty much just caught them all here One of our members on YouTube just saying right now. Hey, it is complicated where to watch on the screen There's so many different ways to analyze what's going on I want to learn so I appreciate them saying that and hey if you wanted to learn more about what we offer our Trading and our training behind it what you'd have to do Let's go right down to the link on the banner below Just if you click that link or go to it there Ctu.co forward slash trial You'll be able to join us just for a small tiny week long trial membership to our live trading room That's where you're gonna be able to learn more about not just this screen You're looking at but just how we look to follow these trades all throughout the day Not just in this 10 minute meeting if anything So if you wanted to learn more, please just join our trade trading room for that If you do have any questions before joining us, I always like to post my email here at the end Josh It's ctu trading.com I tagged in for Fausto in the morning meetings this week He was away on vacation and with that Well, I'll tell you what he probably didn't have too much of a vacation He was in Fort Lauderdale, which I didn't realize until after about 20 inches of rain came So yeah, he didn't really vacation too much down there I guess but he will be back on Monday and he'll be back just doing the morning meetings at least So I'm sure he'll be be happy to be away from there But nevertheless though folks if you're interested in joining us Just go right down to that that link in the green banner below any questions before joining us. Feel free to shoot me a quick email All right, but again for Sam John Jeff Michael Grant We're the ladies at right now it later just before had Kathleen just before Karen just before a bunch of us Carla included All right from Jeff saying CNSP halted at 197 Whoa, how about that? It's on our list already. How about that too we caught it already But I appreciate Jeff following up with that saying it got halted really nice start at least to our list Then Sam wrapping up just by saying, what do you think of Weight Watchers? WW Well, I kind of think decent of it. I like it This actually is a really good move higher lows looks like a beautiful flag building up towards the highs of 780 785 Yeah, nice call here Sam There we go. And that was from a little earlier had to go from bottom to top there on the chat. So Perfect. All right folks, so for all of us inside the live trading room I'll be in the chat board up until 3 30 if I don't catch you enjoy the weekend and rich will be on the mic at least Starting at 3 o'clock. All right, talk to you all then take care


Excuse me. The mic's on there. Just to check your voice if it's not working. Please just pulse switch. Thanks. Good afternoon everyone. Okay, so today we're just two students who have built a submarine. I'm Daniel. This is Michael. Have fun reading the descriptions. Okay, so why do we build this submarine in the first place? Is it for the greater good of humanity? Is it for the joy of discovery? No. We were signed up by a friend. And I guess in the end we found it pretty interesting and cool. So yeah, maybe it's still cool to do a drill, maybe it's not. Who knows? But what's so difficult about building AOBs, right? Isn't it just an underwater UAV that you have to change the name because otherwise it's too similar? No, it's not. Waterproofing is quite difficult. You can just seal everything in silicone, use gaskets. The thing is the sensors and trusters that you need to clean the water because that's the medium and you need to instruct with the medium, right? And reliable efficient pastures are difficult. And another thing is that buoyancy is surprisingly difficult to estimate. Sure, you have this fancy equation which is very fancy, but as I've been building a drone, the problem is not about how heavy it is or how bulky it is. It's about finding the center of gravity or the center of buoyancy in this case. So I don't know how many of you have built a drone here, how many of you have no idea. But with a drone, all you have to do is balance it on something and see where gravity takes it. Thinking about the submarine is that the water, the buoyancy of the thing, especially when it's filled up with water for air, like when we use a sealed hull. The buoyancy is always gravity. So you have to waterproof it, drop it in the water and then balance it from there, which is very hard, especially if you don't have a giant body of water. So yeah, that's it, we ended up unbalanced. And the proof, case in point, look at this. Yeah, not very balanced at all. Yeah, so that's because you have many design issues from the experience. Yeah, I think drones is pretty common, but some of these are first time to cross at least. Center of gravity or center, exposed cables. And what's actually demonstration? Look at this. Guess what happens? I think it electrolyzes, like the one of the right tests, like solid deposits from electrolytes in the water, very fine. And that's the programming thing. Image recognition doesn't work. I'll fix that. And so, where are we now? So this is a new movie that goes to the ground up. Seeing that the whole... Can you guys give me the mic mic? Okay, so people go to the ground up after realizing that the whole movie was not exactly close to the show. It couldn't turn around. It had issues in terms of its morbidity. So do you expect that to be new? Most of the movie is actually industrial heroes who just have seen it and certainly have done that, right? This is great for a wide group of operations in the ocean because you're not feeling like you've done anything. What happens to you? What takes down people? Tries out things such as coral? What do you maneuver with the deal? So, thinking like an underwater pop-up, they decide to make these wreckage rushers. As you can see, they're actually able to tilt them. This allows us to achieve like this. It allows us to achieve drone-like maneuverability. But because water is fun to discuss, we have to be able to make it into any direction we want. That's cool because I see this. So, as I said, the pattern would be the underwater pop-up. But today, we want to present about why we... Sorry, we're not going to present on the technical issues, but rather why we build this up first, please. So, first off, this was a target console because of our great mentors and access to this for design studio. The way access to design studio and engineering processes actually allows us to link them and collaborate with many other beauty makers that will do these kinds of crazy projects. This, for example, as you can see in the photo, is us having the kind of stars get the hot chocolate melted by a unique water system melted by one of our spheres. But, it's fun to discuss. Okay, so... But, as I said, we work hard on this indeed. So, because we're students, we have limited time. This means that after we finish our homework, we usually have to sail at night to test. And, of course, at the end of the day, as I'll show you later, we actually have to test by this... bring near the pod with a... sorry, bring near the field, and instead of the pod, we have to use a large plastic box for a thing of UV. This was taken at 11 p.m. at night because we really, really had no time. And, as you can see here, sometimes you get picked up a lot because you work way too late. This is Daniel applying heat shrink in the stairwell because it was too windy upstairs. So, as you can see, it should be working the same in the lab. Sometimes, our interest is simply... cannot be helped by it. So, again, we couldn't test it at the pod. We had the pod, we had the pool, we had to test in school in near the field. Surprisingly, it worked out quite well. Although, I don't know if you wish for this. It is not so much because our product is for a new sherry. It requires high-tech solutions, but rather because I want to make a point. The point being, that maybe it's not simply working a lab all day and coming up with a final product. It's the journey. Make your solid interest and make it can be done anywhere at any time.  So, as long as you're in fashion, and as long as you're in time, making it can be done. We have two announced 18-year-olds, and we've done something that most of you need students have not done. So, with that, I would like to thank you for just listening to this quick presentation. Please stop by our booth downstairs if you'd like to know the more technical ideas of this. And if we have a bit of time, sorry, can you show me how? Two minutes. Okay. Is there any questions? I can help you. One, two. Nope. Have fun. Okay. So, as you mentioned earlier, this was actually designed for SQDC. This is for all of us underwater people. You need a lot of students whereby you have four big tasks. Number one, to deploy, walk out of bed. Number two, image recognition. It comes from two parts. You have to work with a green ball to the left and a red ball to the right in that exact orientation. The second part of image recognition is to actually find the color of the object in the scope. Deposit the ball in. Before it deposits the red ball to the right of the point. Finally, to treat the ball, we have to pick up the ball from... Coup d'autonomous. Coup d'autonomous. Yeah, so basically, we have to also collect the ball that it deposits earlier on. And the big catch of this is that it is completely non-coup d'autonomous. So that means we have to have all the sensors in the background. Suddenly, you didn't actually get it done in time and you're a part of the shooting project, so we want exactly all the sensors. But nonetheless, we found it quite interesting, considering it's a unique level of competition working at us and around GC-level students. And we want to see all the... what suits around the world because it's a competition of Russia and China working out.


The importance of lesson planning for ESL teaching. Having a form of structure has always been a vital element in order to perform any task to my best ability. Therefore lesson planning was a subject which I knew would be a large factor in order for me to become a successful teacher. The two main principles of a successful class are direction and flexibility. Flexibility relies strongly on the teacher's experience and personality, but the former is attained by a structured lesson plan. A primary function of a lesson plan is to keep the class on target with the lesson goal. However it has other important functions which I will elaborate on below. 1. A lesson plan keeps a check on time within a class. This does not mean that every teacher will be experienced enough to know exactly how long each activity will take. But a lesson plan allows the teacher to keep an eye on the time in relation to the planned course, and make logical adjustments throughout the class. 2. A lesson plan is a written record. This aspect is very important to me, as it allows the teacher to review what the children have already learned, and applied it in relation to new material, this organization method allows a form of repetition throughout a course. In order to have a more complete historical record, it is important to write the date and time on the lesson plan as well. 3. A lesson plan allows the teacher to be prepared. One of the most obvious yet important elements of a lesson plan is to have put time and thought into, how to approach a topic and gradually build the learning objective through the engage, study, or activate phases. This preparation also allows the teacher to effectively organize the materials needed for the class. Other things to keep in mind. Although the lesson plan provides a vital structure to a class, it is important to emphasize that a classroom will never run exactly as planned. Ideally a teacher will strive to be flexible in order to mold the active lesson around aspects in the plan, that the children seem to struggle with or extend activities that the children really enjoy. While in my first three weeks of teaching I found the concept of structure and flexibility in a classroom to be extremely relevant. If the children do not have a clear structure at the beginning of a class, it is difficult to have them grasp the concepts throughout the whole lesson. On the other hand, if the teacher is not flexible to the class, the children become uninterested. It is necessary to have a balance of both during a lesson. Finally a key element which is occasionally overlooked is that a lesson plan also allows a teacher to improve. A recommended action is to evaluate how the class went at the end of the lesson, and use this personal feedback to continually develop as a teacher. Are you ready to teach English abroad? Thanks so much for watching. We are ITTT the leading provider for TEFL and TESOL training courses. If you liked this video, please subscribe by clicking that button down here and click on any of the videos here on the left for more interesting teaching tips for getting certified to teach English abroad and online.


Hi everyone. Happy Saturday. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with a full 20 box case break of 2020 prism football blaster edition And if you bought at least two teams you got a chance at the chargers Right here and no vet commonship in this break as well, but you got to buy at least two teams nice Michael now Michael said got the Herbert RPA that I pulled for the other day sell nicely yep Going for over 30. Yeah, it's pretty nice Congrats again All right, let's green that up right so so that's the spot we need to give away. So let's sort by column a By your first names right here And again, if you bought at least two teams like Alec did you get an entry Brandon bought two. That's an entry Christopher bought two. That's an entry Christopher e bought two That's an entry ea bought two. That's an entry e you bought two. That's an entry Yens no eb and yens and I sorry john Entry Joseph did not Karen did not Kevin did get two spots. That's an entry Mark did not Matt did though Matthew Shearer did as well and so did Nick Stover Oh, Nick Stover actually bought Six teams. That's three entries There you go one two and three and that's it. So Nick Matthew Matt Kevin No, Karen. No Joseph John No yens. No ev e u ea Chris Christopher Brandon now. Okay. Just want to spot check make sure I did did that correctly So let's gather everyone's names here into a new list New dice Name on top gets the gets the chargers in this blaster case after five times good luck one and a four And good luck fifth and final time. Name on top is Brandon Brandon K after five times you Get the chargers There you go. Now I can re alphabetize by team. Let's print. Let's rip. There's a row of five right here Another five right there another five Right there and another five right there 15 20 and you can see all the box on the top camera as well He's over just a tiny bit And here is the final print out hot off the presses. It's official So thanks for spending a bit of your Saturday with us folks. I appreciate that Nice And good luck I think we're going to open up five boxes at a time here the Utah Jazz at They're here in LA But I think both teams are kind of banged up today.  Maybe not not quite g league Andre drum and pal kuzm are still out there, but kcp, but I'm missing some of the bigger stars So the nfl draft is Is getting pretty close What does everyone think? What's gonna happen? I think they're gonna be any surprises.   Some people have argued. Hey, andrew luck said kind of similar things and Now he's out of football. I don't think the jaguars should be that worried They'll take trevor lorenz. Hopefully they'll protect him With a with a decent offensive line Get that franchise back on track So second overall Zach wilson, is that the right choice for for the jets? Zach wilson quarterback out of byu Or should the new york jets take justin fields? And then the niners have the third pig. They're most likely gonna take a quarterback So that's that should be three quarter unless there are some major surprises That should be three quarterbacks in a row And then at fourth the atlanta falcons Are they going to take a quarterback? Maybe they need a quarterback to kind of marinate behind the last Seasons of uh matt ryan's career And see if they can Draft a quarterback of the future here in 2021 All right first five boxes prism blaster. There's tyler higby Those orange velocity parallels that are exclusive to this set jonathan taylor for chrysopher and the colts silver seyquan barkley It'll be uh, it'll be good for the hobby of seyquan barkley can come back healthy. No sam darnell got traded He's in uh, he's in carolina now tj There's darryl car. There's antonio gibson daryl taylor rookie For the seahawks. That's gonna be for kevin salvin chimera Terrell lewis rookie orange That's for the rams. That'll be for nick stover silver josh norman Jalen herds kenny moore Yeah, I feel like I feel like it kind of went under the radar for me too like sam darnell going to the carolina panthers No, I feel like no one's really No one's really talking about it It's trayvon digs I think so much of the of the nfl network and ESPN's nfl coverage. They're just talking about who like trevor lorence and justin fields and mac jones and all that sort of stuff, but So that kind of went under the radar Well, which means now carolina also has chef akuta for the lions I mean carolina has teddy bridge water to move where so he may be traded on draft day It's possible because i'm sure bridge water wants to be I'm sure he wants to think to himself as a starter and could start for a lot of teams There's michael osha media for denver. That's going to be for yens And hey speaking of sam darnell there you go and we've got a jalen herds relic Nice one for the eagles christopher christopher f with the fly eagles fly Yeah, you could put all your darnells on ebay camera, what's going on camera You're okay I think sam sam that that carolina team is not bad. There's jordan brooks They've got some weapons on that team. There's anthony mcfarlin silver for the Steelers eric u So that might be one of the better the better offenses that that sam darnell has been on in a long time There's jordan brooks for seattle So we'll see how he looks. I think i'm intrigued There's aj chorrell Rookie nofant There you go. That'll be for john There's joan jennings rookie orange and joe thomas for the browns rosh diguara corlyn sutton orange and erin donnell orange apparently More in the erin donnell case I guess erin donnell didn't well erin donnell saying erin donnell saying he was trying to help the guy But then the the the the the the other guy Is saying no don't erin donnell attacked me It'll be fun to see how that how that how that works out. All right next five boxes. Good luck. We have not seen herbert Not seen two or anything like that or burrow So let's see until we got here Lakers up by 10 With a minute left in the third and i'll take that Look at this that packs in that chamber right there Nice move by shrewd I said this before i'll say again i feel like i feel like carolina and maybe the washington football team Could make a uh could make a deal together somehow I think teddie bridgewater on On the washington football team could be really interesting They've already got a pretty good defense They've got some weapons on that offense He's their quarterback and they can and if they have a good draft That could be an interesting uh interesting team led by teddie bridgewater And it's not like the nfc east is Particularly terrifying right? I mean they they won it last year the division The x-line what is going on josh? How are you? I'm doing all right just just doing some group breaks just hanging out chilling on a saturday Watching some jazz lakers basketball. I'll be watching a little more baseball later tonight Open up some more stuff. Hopefully pull some nice things for people to use What else happened in football julien edelman kind of Was got is retired now Yeah, after 12 years He was cut after failing a physical and And is now And he's now said he's he's gonna he's gonna retire So how long before edelman? Takes a year off And then makes a gronk style comeback probably goes to the buccaneers And probably helps them win another super bowl. I think brady recently has been winning in even year seasons Winning super bowls in even year seasons So this year no And then next year they'll add a refreshed julien edelman And he'll lead them to another super bowl win In the 2022 season all right next five boxes here in this blaster break good luck And there's our first justin herbert just a base card here But still nice for brandon k and the chargers He won the chargers Thanks for grabbing those two teams It's josh kelly his teammate Preston william silver There's chase young orange and atua So to a tango valoa base goes to matt lieber got the dolphins And the chase young is pretty nice ea. He looked great last season And he can still improve i want to say Which is kind of scary to think about It's derrick brown For carolina that'll be for alec That's the best picture they got of derrick brown by the way He's a defensive tackle and you have them. That's the picture.  It goes to the buccaneers We've got a blue parallel right here. It's not numbered Nice nice little color match going on here julya to vie lions jk dobbins as well Nick Stover with the ravens And kevin smith with the detroit lions balon ramsey Jalen johnson rookie orange Landon collins ben rothsberger Ej dillon orange And cd lamb orange nice christopher with the cowboys With that one packers matthew shear against the aj dillon And the jalen johnson for nick stover and the bears All right first half of the case in the books Let's get in on the second half What's happening here in this in the world Cleveland browns release defensive tackle sheldon richardson to save a million a million 11 million Try to combine those two works together 11 million dollars versus salary cap All right after getting jadevion clowny that makes sense We got a bears assigning wide receiver marquise goodwin to a one-year deal and maybe some weapons for Weapons for any dalton Wait, are the bears gonna where the where's the bears pick? I guess it's kind of Kind of far down there, huh? Oh, they're they're in the 20th spot. I guess walter football if you're familiar with them Has mac jones falling to the bears at 20 But but walter's also speculating the bears may even trade up for a quarterback if they were willing to move So many assets for russell wilson, which they which seattle declined I mean why not try to Why not try to roll with uh, maybe try to Use a similar type package to move up and get a quarterback Unless maybe they're thinking we can add other pieces In this draft and then look for a quarterback next year Eric jennings thinking niners were big on jones at the third pick on mac jones so it's either So everyone seems to be thinking it's trevor laurence and zack wilson one and two So then the then the debate now is Who's the next quarterback off the board? Is it jones or is it just in fields? I would like to see more quarterbacks drafted in the top rounds That would be hashtag good for the hobby I think in previous drafts. We've been pretty lucky to have A string of of years where there have been quarterbacks taken Gonna be top half of the draft Top 10 top five top picks in a lot of years Fields, maybe the fifth quarterback drafted after lance after trade trade lines, I think It's interesting It's exciting though. There's jaylin hurts Eagles are said right christopher f qb Some people think in that maybe jaylin hurts it needs a little more marinating Let me that's why joe flacco is there, but If you if you turn out to be a pretty good qb, that'll be it'll be fun to watch some tom brady for the bucks brandon iac for the niners brand iac may have May have mac jones throwing him the football The iac goes to the niners matthew shearer and the brady will go to Matt lever and the Buccaneers and we've got a t higgins relic relic. Yes T higgins going to joseph and the simsandy bangles We've got jake from jake from state farm. We've got super bowl champ tyler johnson rookie silver for matt and the buccaneers jake from state farm going to mark And the buffalo bills Kyle douger rookie orange for new england that'll it's gonna go out to karen And we've got a justin jefferson nice rookie relic for mixed over in the minnesota vikings What are the patriots doing? I feel like the patriots Don't they want a quarterback? Are they really going to roll with are they really confident in uh I don't even know where they're picking. Oh 15th. Are they confident with cam newton I feel like that's still a short term solution situation. Maybe they have a quarterback in mind. There's aviar mckinney Now there's cam. We were just talking about him His ears were burning There's daryl taylor for the seahawks silver rookie silver for seattle that's going to be for kevin And the zavier mckinney's for the new york football giant. That's for brandon k And a joe borough orange velocity nice That is for for joseph and the simsandy bangles Now chicago, I would love to do that break I would love to do that 40 box clearly authentic and archives break a two case break 40 autographs an auto a box And we got clad ewardy lair rookie gear eric you with kc And just a another friendly reminder everyone There is a top lord shortage global top lord shortage around the world And so we've been having to use larger top loaders Now we're putting blue painters tape on there so they don't rattle around during shipping, but In case you take it off or in case it's not there Just be careful Or they might slide out on you And the jordan love silver is this the cubie of the future for the green bay packers matthew shearer There's kenneth murray another rookie orange For the bolts brandon Greg zurlein there's mahomes tea higgins Mahomes will go to kc. That'll be for eric kirk cousin silver juju smith shuster the other gross mottos for carolina Carson went looking to revive his career in indianapolis And the final five boxes coming up In this break. Thanks everybody for joining us And spending a bit of your saturday with us. I appreciate that Lakers up six six minutes left in the fourth quarter the final five boxes coming up. All right Oh, I think uh, I think win totals came out recently officially from las vegas Let's see what we got a fce's buffalo bills over under 10 and a half wins Over are the 11 win team Over Dolphins nine wins That's that's a good line too. Uh over 10 wins maybe patriots nine wins Under Is that jesse saying under I say under two. I think I think they're an eight and eight or well. I guess there's 17 games this year, right? Oh, that that's gonna mess me up on win totals you guys You know, I mean All right, so over for the bills 10 and a half wins in the 17 game season dolphin's over in a 17 game season Patriots might land right on nine in the 17 game season, but I'll still maybe lean under Jets over under six That's a good line too. I feel like that's gonna hit right on six New quarterback, I'll say under Ravens 11 wins under Bangles over over over under six and a half I don't know depends on joe burrows. I'll pass on that He's available week one then maybe over Cleveland browns in the 17 game season Win total 10 over Over Steelers at nine I don't know about it. Maybe well, let's see how that draft goes Texans at five under Colts at 10 I think Colts land right at 10 Jaguars six under Titans nine and a half over Broncos seven and a half I'm a raiders fan under kent city 12 And it's yeah 12 sounds about right. Maybe that's a push Raiders total eight over in the 17 game season chargers nine Probably go over there too, right? Am I saying that there's gonna be two double digit three double digit winning teams in the afc west? I think so cowboys nine and a half under Giants seven saquan barkley healthy over Eagles seven over Washington football team Maybe over the eric jennings boo raiders Uh man, I'm like bears seven and a half under lions five Well, they got jared got uh, but what are the who's he who's he throwing to? I don't know who jared goth is going to be throwing to so let's say They might win six games. Let's say over Packers 11 under Vikings eight and a half over Falcon seven I'll give them over. I like the falcons for some reason panther seven and a half over Saints nine and a half under I think they win like nine games. Maybe nah. Well, it's a 17 game season. That's going to jam me up So I say Yeah, I guess all they have is hawkinson on the on the lines. I'll say over for the saints Buccaneers 11 and a half Gosh, yeah, I'll say over on that cardinals eight Over rams 10 and a half over niners 10 I think they land right at 10 seahawks 10 Maybe it may be under 17 game season is going to be weird. There's another joe borough And there's antonio gibson as well So ea with the washington football team gets the antonio gibson relic Base joe borough for joseph To go along with that orange one from earlier Got eno benjamin rookie orange rookie That was your second one. The first one was an orange joe borough I'll show you that in a second after when I do a quick recap So the eno benjamin cardinals for brandon Marlon davidson rookie silver for the falcons that'll be for john Oh, yeah, they weren't orange. You wait you wait for it. I'm almost done That orange orange borough was pretty nice color match The velocity pattern in the background, which I really like Patrick queen for the ravens that'll be for next over There's jared goff. We're just talking about him cd lamb orange and At ronald jones silver that's tj's dad ronald jones it's jordan love dj chart anthony gordon orange derrick car and the other half here christian kirk orange gabriel davis orange rookie dj chart silver Gabriel davis goes to mark miller and the buffalo bills buffalo got josh ouchi for the patricks for caren There's tom jones with his pops ronald jones Uh, it kind of gets me every time for some reason cam acres rams mixed over cam acres relic erin rogers derrick brown darienton evans orange for alec col commet rookie silver garner minchew jake lutan james proche We kind of got a couple rookie oranges here and rookie silver for nick and the bears col commet scooper cup tua emergent insert minkafits patrick and the last bit geno atkins bruce smith erin rogers and an orange tua tongue of aloe What a way to finish this break matt lieber with the miami dolphins at the very very very very very very And you get the emergent insert too Which is now not as important. These don't sell as well as this one So there you have it. All right. There you go ladies and gentlemen quick little recap here in full case blaster break number Picker team five 2020 prism football blaster edition there you go There's the orange joe burrow. We were talking about I'm gonna get that orange tua as well I've got an orange jalen hurts too. That was pretty nice chase young a base tua. Justin herbert and jalen hurts relic And plus a bunch of other rookie parallels right there too silvers and oranges and whatnot all sorts of great stuff I'm joe for jasmiescasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging. Thanks for chatting football with us during the break We appreciate it. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


A third inning homerun inside fastball, Cole pretty much hit a spot and Vlad drove into the bullpen. How difficult would that be on that pitch and that spot to drive it like that? How would you do yourself? Yeah, especially with Cole's fastball, it's tough.  So he's probably sitting on something in there and, you know, got what he was looking for. But, you know, especially a guy that can run up to 99 miles an hour, 100 miles an hour.  And I saw you jump up on the dugout rail. Do you think Stanton's ball was gone after that there? Yeah, jumped up.  You think it's got a chance to go about 450 feet. But, you know, just inside fastball, just missed the barrel, you know? It was still a good swing to be able to, you know, take a fastball and out the plate like that and hit it that far. It's impressive, you know? In the moment, you know, you kind of feel that momentum and, you know, you're kind of in your mind, your picture in the homer happening. But, you know, just felt a little short there. But I know that's what went up in that situation anytime. Well, with you and Anthony going back to back, like you did, how was that? That kind of momentum shift you guys had going there? The other kind of stadium was rocking a little bit and stuff seemed like you guys were? Yeah, that was good, you know? Especially getting a chance to see, you know, very few, very few times you get a chance to see a picture three times, you know, in the game now. You know, they're usually pulling guys after two. They're just getting a chance to see burials one more time and, you know, he's another guy that, you know, gives us fits at times. And, you know, Anthony, you get put on a good swing and I just try to do what he did.


Hi, this is CessPod and you're watching Nova Meats. It's nice to be back, last game of 2016. It's New Year's Eve here at Valley Parade. We're going to be talking Sprouts, leaning on middle and road wall, re-gift Christmas presents, but most importantly, Bradford City Talk. Anyway, it's Nova Meats. How are you? Not at all. Happy Christmas, happy New Year. How long have you been groundsmen for? Eight seasons. This is Hallow Turf, like carpet, down to this gentleman here. I like his hat. We're going to go outside a moment. We'll speak to some of the best fans in the country. It's actually sunny, isn't it? Is that too keen? Is that too keen, that? How are you? Did you have Sprouts at Christmas? No. You're joking? Don't you like Sprouts, Marshall? Oh, anyway, have a good game, all right? See you later. You don't like Sprouts? Yeah, what do you think we'll do today? Two nil. Two nil, optimism. All right, I like your hat. Here, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys. How many pines do you go through on a match day? About 70, 80 nil. I got a slow cooker. Have a good game. I hope you sell all your pies. Do you know what? It's not been cold, is it, today? What score do you think it'd be today? Four nil to Bratford. A lot of optimism going. You know, we've had two nil, three nil. We've got two. They've got to win today. New Year's resolutions. Come on, Bratford, sitting more often. Lovely, lovely, lovely people. Lovely people. Josh. The Vanille. Dan. Yeah. Do you know what grounds that were? Yeah, yeah. But what do you do? You're going for a wonder? We're going to stock up on sugar. Yeah, Vauxhall. There it is. Can I actually have these, Vauxhall? You're going to buy one now. Christmas present. You wish. Have you seen New Star Wars? Yeah, I've seen it, quality. I don't know, I'm not into the sci-fi stuff, but you think I should still go watch it? Yeah, definitely go, see it. I'm interviewing for another meet. I know I'm disturbing your lunch, but I just want to know, who do you think the first girl scorer will be today? Nicola. Hanson. Don't like horses. I once got stuck in an arse when I was younger and it jolted. Are we out tonight? Nope, nope, nope. She is, I'm not. That's not my wife, by the way. No, no! That's definitely not my wife. What's your name? Ashley. Ashley. Yeah, I'm the friendliest turnstile staffer you ever did me. Do you think I should go watch it? Definitely go. It's going to be second last time that you'll ever see Carrie Fisher on big screen. I probably won't go see it, to be honest. I'm on into realism films.  I've cried twice on that. But I'll tell you now, for a fact, we're comparing today. They're better than mine. You're going dark. Pretty much, yeah. Are they really? What pie did you get? Didn't he go a burger? Got a burger. It's all changed, ain't it now? Everyone goes burgers. Going back to trainers like that. I used to have quesar. Remember quesar, football boots? You have sprouts at Christmas. I certainly did. Boiling them fried them. Nice, with pancetta. With pancetta and chili. Are you Italian? I am, yes. Ciao, come here. Stabberni, grazie. Ah, grazie. Ah, that better, eh? Okay, anyway. Tutto post. Oh, tutto post. Okay, ciao. Ciao, okay. Oh, ciao. Do you know what I mean? We're multilingual on other mates. How are we doing? Good to see you. Good to see you. Perfected there.  How did I know he were Italian, just because he puts pancetta in his sprouts? New Year's resolutions? Sure, many holidays. Not just one holiday. Many holidays. Two no braffa today. How do you know, how do you know? I'm going to talk about his ear again. His ear again. Oh, there you go. Look, he's giving me a wedgie. Go Christmas. Magic, magic. Be a better one with three points today. Who'd think that summer was shining in December? Yeah. What's your family name? Stobart. Stobart. Like the Stobart. Yeah. Eddie Stobart. Wish we were related. I brought the good luck last time. I like them. They're bright, aren't they? Can I nick a chip? Come on, I'll nick one. Oh, there you go. What's your name? Colin. Are they sure your chips are actually freezing cold? Oh. It's a chip question. We got your ticket sorted. Fantastic. Three points today. Definitely. It's your first game, isn't it? Is it your first game? High five. High five, another mate's first game. We like first game people. What did Santa bring you? I've got some dancing water speakers. Say that again. Dancing water speakers. We're comparing shades on other mates. Look at that. I like that one. Did you get any presents you want to re-wrap and give to anybody else? Basically, rubbish Christmas presents. Socks are all right. Socks are good. Socks are good. You only need socks. It'll get to June, you'll be like, I've got no socks. What do you get for Christmas? I got one of these vinyl turntables. I can get my vinyl going again. Told you before, and I've said it again, if your name's not down, you're not coming in. All profits to the Burns Unit. All programs. Fantastic chaps. First goal scorer. First goal scorer. I want to go for Vintelot today. Wow, that's a new one. Another mate. I'm another, and I'm meeting you. So put it together. That is another mate. Yeah, what did Santa bring you? He didn't bring me three points against Scumpop, did he? I wish he had a done that. Controversial. Only me, I know he's steak and kidney. It's the last game of 2016, but... To me, it's a book, right? Every page, enjoy it. You just don't want the last page up very list. See you next year. See you later. This is, like, blast from the past. It's Mrs Bauer from, say, Antonies. Remember me? Do you remember? He's my old teacher. He's my old teacher. First goal scorer today. It's going to be another 0-0 draw. How's it feel being a city fan at the moment? It's great, innit? I think today we're going to nick it 2-0, I think. How are you doing? You all right? Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Who's later in on Midland Road? First goal scorer? Nicky Law. Where did you buy your hat from? The City Shop. Shaky Red? There you go. Shaky Red. Is she happy Christmas? I know it's already been, but I haven't seen you. And a Happy New Year from Novermeets. Novermeets, all right, yes. And how was Christmas dinner? Did you have sprouts? Yes, I did. Did you? Oh, she had a right powerful. Do you think Nicky Law will score today? Yes. What's your name? Thomas. Where are you from? Germany. Where? Germany. Are you from Germany? From Munich. Give me a high five. And what score do you think it'll be? It's on the upside. I'd like it to be Matt. I think he works hard, yeah. We saw Marshall earlier, asked him a question. I said, Matt, Matt, Matt. Do you like sprouts? He went, oh, no. No, I just walked off. Good Christmas. Yeah, very good, yeah. This is what you call a professional. This is a weapon, it looks like. It's a meat pie. New Year's resolutions. He booked scars on 45 for being used at five. Did you hear that? He was hit as a windshield, burries, bus. So, tell me. Did you get any Christmas presents and you thought I'm going to re-wrap them and send them to somebody else? Didn't I? I'm quite lucky this year. Wow! I love it. And did you have sprouts? No, I don't like sprouts. You don't like sprouts? You're the first person who doesn't like sprouts. Do you ever go Christmas? Yeah. What a fantastic mustache. Right, so is it all right though? It's splendid. Yes. Tell me, Matt. First goal scorer to be James Hansen. Double key shirt. Happy New Year. Yeah, happy New Year. Happy New Year. I'll try to put my name down, but it's too long. They won't reject it. What is it? David, Luke, Nicholas, Nova, Koski, the third. Exactly the one fit on. It's not there. It's not there. Somewhere on back, I think. Yeah, there you go. Did Santa bring you everything? Good. Good. Are you in shock with my mustache? Wow. Can I just say something? Yeah. I love your hair. Oh, thank you very much. I love your hair. Do you know what? I just put a smile on my first one. Oh, that's great. And I just admired your attach. We won four goals today. Awesome. Thank you. Happy New Year. Same to you. All right. Parting hard tonight. All right? Courage sprouts. Courage sprouts. Old headmaster. Nova. David, Nova, Koski, St. Bede's Grammar School.  And he tells me all about you as well. There you go. Because what are you doing tonight for New Year's Eve? I'm going to have a curry and that's about it. The three points today and that's about it. Happy New Year. You too, Pa. Be careful. Be safe. And see you next year. All right. Good to see you. See you later. See you later. Come here. What do you want, Nova? How are you? I want an X.  If I did it, it would be subconscious speaking. Are you squeezing me? I like it. Can we do that thing for Nova Meats? That press-up thing. Please, can you just do it on camera? Please, please, please. Look. Massive flow. It's like a flow of clarity and amber coming down. It's like a waterfall. It's like a stream. And it's just trickling down. You know what I mean? That's why you are a professional. All right. What's the best thing about being back in Brownford, but not the club? Oh, just the humour, sense of humour. You know, just from walking from the bus, even from the car park to here. You see some characters and you hear people talking in the way they don't talk in the Caribbean. The accent, you know, no one takes life too seriously. And just for Nova Meats. Do that salsa move again. Please. That's class, man. Happy New Year. This is Papa Nova. Here. Say it. Happy New Year in Polish to people. It's Częstwo Wego, Nowego Roku. There you go. Hi, this is Częstwo and you're watching Nova Meats. See you soon.


Hi, welcome to Business 210, Corporate Communication. The goal of this course is to teach you how to apply the concepts of effective communication in a business setting. This video is meant to help you understand how the course is organized and to help you start to put together your own personal study plan. First things first, make sure to pay attention to the learning outcomes at the beginning of each unit. They are going to tell you what you should know or be able to do by the end of the unit. As you work your way through this course, you'll notice that every subunit corresponds to a chapter in the textbook, Business Communication for Success. There are many videos throughout this course and they will all help to reinforce the content of the textbook. However, it's important to note that the learning outcomes in the final exam are based on the contents of the textbook, not the videos. Every resource in this course is introduced with extensive instructions. We believe that it's going to be very important that you don't just skip over these and that you give them a real good look because these introductions provide additional perspective, make connections among resources, clarify key points, and prompt extensive activities and participation in our discourse discussion forums. Make sure to take part in some, if not all of these activities. They're designed to test your knowledge and connect you with your fellow learners. And last but not least, each unit ends with an assessment. These are quizzes designed to test your knowledge of that unit's content and to prepare you for the final exam. Take the feedback from these assessments seriously. Look at your strengths and weaknesses and go back and find resources to help sure up your knowledge for the final exam. We understand that these materials may seem excessive, but that's not an accident. We understand that different people learn in different ways. So we've provided all these resources in the hopes that you'll discover the way that works best for you. We hope you've found this video informative and best of luck. If you think you're ready to start the course, you're already on the right page. If you'd like a little look at what's to come in units one through three, you can continue this video series right over here.


Howdy how's it going? My name's Davy Chappy, and I run premade adventures. A lot. Like, a lot a lot. Like, I'm currently running for premade's week, and this is the lowest my schedule has been for a year and a half a lot. So, I am in a particular position where my exposure to the other side of official books that most people avoid on contact with is extremely high, especially in the case of the adventure that's meant to bring people into the hobby. D&D's own The Lost Mine of Fan Delver. Fun fact, I've ran this module four times, played it once, and completed it twice. At this point, I am a Lost Mine master of the arts. The Lost Mine of Fan Delver comes packaged with the D&D starter set, and it serves as an introduction to all things D&D, providing an adventure from levels 1 through 5 that gives new players a taste of all that D&D has to offer. But how well does actually manage to be a comprehensive story that you will remember for days to come? Well, settle into your seats for the first day of class, because we're going to be reviewing the introductory module for the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons. As always, keep in mind that most of this is just my opinion, so if you really feel like the module is called The Lost Mines and not Lost Mine, then feel free to experience your Mandelo Effect however you want. But with that out of the way, let's begin. THE GOOD! So, starting with the good, The Lost Mine of Fan Delver does a lot of heavy lifting to ensure that new groups, both players and DMs, are eased into the game gently, like getting slowly acclimated to a hot tub. And that's really necessary considering that the actual first module of D&D, Horde of the Dragon Queen, is like getting slowly acclimated to Sulfuric Acid. The starter set comes with a watered-down version of the rules, some dice, as well as five character sheets covering the archetypical party composition, the Halfling Rogue, the Elven Wizard, the Dwarven Cleric, the Human Fighter, and another Human Fighter, because we should get people used to seeing that race-class combo is early as possible. From there, the adventure book also comes jam-packed with blurbs and footnotes, walking the DM through their first adventure, giving them a gentle guiding hand on things like playing NPCs, describing areas, directing the party where to go, and holding back your tears when the party breaks the game by going completely off-book. Most of this doesn't have to do directly with the adventure, but it's worth mentioning, because it all helps take as much work out of the new group's hands as possible. As for the game itself, LaMop is a simplistic romp through the backwoods of the forgotten realms, where players fight goblins, help out a small village, and foil the plot of an enigmatic bad guy. The story beats are really easy to follow, but that predictability means that DMs and players won't get confused easy, which is a good trade-off when you're trying to keep the kitty wheels on. The fights are, for the most part, fair and balanced, although the Goblin Cave could maybe do with a couple less goblins, and there's enough variation in strange traps sprung on people that it should keep players entertained whenever they start DRAGONING their first dungeons. By the end of the adventure, the heroes will be level 5, although I actually recommend leveling them up a bit earlier than that, just because the last dungeon can be a bit hellish if you make the wrong choices. The way I've done it is that I level them up to 4 after they visit Thunder Tree, and just level them up normally after that. As far as NPCs go, you get a lot of really basic NPCs that fill the classic archetypical roles, again so that new groups will have an easy time digesting them. Sildar Hallwinter is an honorable knight, Gundren Rockseeker is a dwarf, Iarno is a smarmy, greasy guy, and so on. It really doesn't spend a lot of time getting you used to these characters, probably because you won't see any of them again after level 5, and because not having a lot of discernible character traits makes it easier for DMs to slip into the role and make some up on their own, and that flexibility isn't just given to the DM. The players also get a bit of breathing room where they would like to go during the adventure. While it does take place mostly in the sleepy town of Fandolin and its surrounding areas, all the dungeons have multiple access points, the town locations are readily available, and the party can sort of put the main adventure on pause for a little while if they want to pursue the snack-sized side quest. It all portions out to give both sides of the table guidance and the freedom that they'll need to be satisfied. The bad!  This mostly works to the adventure's favor, giving you an easily digestible story where you can mostly relax and enjoy the company of your party members, but it does come with some unfortunate side effects. Namely, none of the characters you meet will be memorable in any way. Sildar Hallwinter is a stock tutorial NPC, Iarno is a stock first villain, the Black Spider is a stock final boss. All these people are very basic in their stories, and you don't really get a feel for who they are outside of the events unfolding in the game. Literally, every character you meet is one note and unimaginative, with the exception of Droop the Goblin, who became every party's mascot. Don't worry, I know he was yours too, it happens to all of us. This isn't the worst problem in the world since it's just a level 5 adventure, so it doesn't get much time to develop the characters anyway, but it doesn't leave the DM with a lot to go by, which considering this module is meant to bring in new DMs, as well as new players, is a little disheartening. Also, it makes the villain's plan really boring and uninteresting, because the writers failed to watch my DM guide on villains, which came out five years after this module was released. They had time. It also has a weird way of forcing the faction system that 5e had been pushing for a while down your throat. With certain NPCs working for the Xentareem, the Lord's Alliance, all that, and they offer certain players the chance to join, which is a tiny plot line that leads to absolutely nothing and is forgotten about just as quickly as it's brought up. I suppose it was added as a way of continuing the story past 5, but no, I'm sorry, but the game ends at 5.  Honestly, I'd recommend completely ignoring the faction system if you're not going to use it yourself, because the module won't change at all. Also, the lack of NPC motivation goes further by creating a serious issue where the party will forget about an NPC as soon as they've left their field of view, unless you went out of your way to push that NPC as hard as you can, which is similar to pushing a dog off of a couch. It's difficult, and you feel bad that you had to do it in the first place. THE AUGLE! Okay, if there's one real nail in the coffin to the reputation of the lost mind of Fen Delver, it's that it loses its steam at the midway point, and it really doesn't get it back, even during the last dungeon. There's one cardinal sin that you can't break with D&D, and that's that the game cannot be boring. So when the initial business in the town is over and the players are left to search for clues regarding the Black Spider, the motivation to really continue adventuring outside of it's just what the adventure wants you to do, sort of evaporates, and the party feels left out as a result. Obviously, you can avoid this if you give your players personal story hooks that make them want to keep going anyway, but as it is in the adventure, the Black Spider is just some dude the adventurer's real letter about once, and if you've watched my villains guide, then you know that that is not enough for an interesting villain. Honestly, I would make sure that Yarno escapes the first battle so that the party feels a little more personal about chasing this Black Spider plotline, but even then, it's not the biggest hook in the world.  It's one of those things that make you feel inadequate, and it only gets worse when you realize that the final dungeon is... not that interesting. It's a cave with someone dead in it. Cool, but by this time, you already fought undead, and the Black Spider is an underwhelming boss that doesn't really have a lot of memorable features about him. I think that's the biggest issue with the Lost Mine of Fen Delver, a lack of memorable features. It makes sense because, you know, it's the new player module. It's trying to set the standard for what is normal, so it can't just go twisting around the concept of what is normal, but if the bad guy falls down in a dungeon and nobody ever remembers it, did you really get the XP? Overall, the Lost Mine of Fen Delver is a quiet success. It does exactly what it wants to do. It gives you exactly the experience you could expect, and it leaves silently when its work is finished without so much as waking the dog. The forgetfulness that your players may have over the aspects of the adventure can be forgiven because once those players come out of Wage of Echo Cave, they will have all the skills and knowledges that they need to be an adventuring success. But that'll about do it. I hope you enjoyed this video. Be sure to leave a like, comment, subscribe, ring the bell, check out all my social media in the description below, and maybe support me on Patreon so that I can afford to keep buying all of these modules and review them so that a small amount of my fan base will watch them. But yeah, Davio.