Hey everyone today I'm gonna show you what's in my garage. It is a very sunny and warm day in Miami So I'm gonna start with normal car and then I literally have a surprise for the end. So let's go Right, so this is my Honda HPD ridgeline It's got rim color car color a different exhaust. That's why it's called HPD Honda performance development I'm a Honda driver and Indy car So I picked up the ridgeline because I can go catering cycling whatever put everything in the back of the truck I've got four doors so I can put my three kids on the back door It's got a decent engine. It's got good tires and it's a very very convenient car for Miami If you want to buy a TV bring your kites serve bring anything just use it It's made to go in the sand. It's made to go off-road and as I said It's got the HPD look with the different color different rims and different exhaust This is more my own scar. It's a Honda pilot There's a lot of seat inside two at the front two in the middle and three at the back because we've got three kids And they've got friends. We need that to carry them over, but it's a really good car It's got few nice options like the cooling seat, you know in Europe with the heating seat in in the winter Here you do want a cooling seat for the summer We designed it ourself and that's a beauty of being a Honda driver You know you design you choose the color you choose the option to rim Mario loves it I try to steal it from her when I can because it's a it's a pretty good car And I don't have the cooling seat in the reach line. That's that's our everyday's car. The best one is yet to come Okay, well, this is my This my will be at the blue. I'm actually not really safe. I would say it's all it's a 1981 BMW power R100 RS that I made in the capital racer There's a lot of things that are from original the engine the chassis the wheels fuel tank original Seats has been changed battery has been changed, but the rest pretty much Pretty much as it was. It's got 900 kilometers a little bit more in real life But we change to come down and put it back at zero when I build it It's the motorbike that we use by the German policemen The big thing in the front and very different from what it looks now, but absolutely love it It rides well in Miami's grades just a cool a cool bike Look at that it's got a flat twin meaning there's one Cylinder coming flat on that side another one on the other side the carburetor. We want very simplistic on the handlebar I just have key switch GPS on my mobile phone The speedometer and we've got the choke here to start it when it's cold Indicator the couple of lights and on the other side you get the other flat twin look One in this side and you know one on that side with a carburetor We change a little bit the rear end with a cafe racer style But pretty much everything of the rest is original even even the lights It's from what it was back in the days. Definitely that engine is a beautiful piece Okay, now turn to my bike. Well, that's one of them. That's the fast one. That's a time-trail bike It's a TT bike. So we just got big zip wheel 808 8888 sorry new 8888. It's got a big gear Power meter on the pedals time trial position.  You can't really stay long on it It's not very comfortable, but it goes fast. Got my helmet made by Ikoi who is the Phoenix logo even on the on the Sunnies you can see Phoenix logo there Absolutely stunning I love cycling I do I do cycle cycle 4000 5000 kilometers a year depending of the races in Miami Obviously, I cycle a lot because it's fast. It's all straight. There's no there's no climbing So the average speed is faster meaning you get more mine. Oh, here's a surprise. We're ready Could it be it's a Ford Mustang 1966 Ford Mustang Everything is from original the color is original the rims are original. It's a it's a 289 Engine a little bit boosted About 400 horsepower the convertible roof is automatic. Just press the button and it gets open. I love that color It's very hard to describe. It's not great. It's not champagne. It's not gold It's a green champagne gold that I love funny enough on a Mustang if you open the door You can find all the info is if it's a code a code see a code K Which was a color which was the options inside is a lot of different options that I'm gonna show you But yeah, I just absolutely love all the details GT here Mustang. It's got the 289 the front the guys stunning the exhaust is amazing all of that It's pretty incredible. Let me show you the engine Look at the engine. I mean it's stunning Right shall we start the engine? I love it So welcome inside the Mustang. We got I mean we got seat belt But in the 60s there weren't seat belt in cars, so you actually don't have to worry. We've got manual gearbox. It's a four Gear manual gearbox. Look at that steering wheel. I mean, it's awesome That car's got the Riley option the right option meant you had the time of the day and the rev Counter so We've got the rev here. Got the fuel got oil got the speedometer Got the battery the water temp on Top we also got here the indicator for well the indicator. That's a lighter Back in the days that the latter That looks like old but that's brand new and I can actually in the glovebox plug a USB cable to play Music in the car. We've got the wiper here. We've got the light here on Or go blue off The fog light and that's for the electric roof. Okay, so then we've got three pills Accelerator brake clutch That one down there that small button down there. That's the light if you want to head head light Handbrake that black thing here That's the chalk and that's something you need to use to start the engine When it's when it's called sits at the rear also that was that was another option that that letter is the Mustang sign beautiful details there That button right here is to set up your Mirror your external mirror and there's only one on the left hand side and nothing on the right hand side We talked about the convertible roof look at that All electric 1966 and all electric convertible roof Here we go Just have to go and ride it or drive it. Okay, I guess so the question is why your Mustang? Is it the American dream? Is it did I buy it when I get to Miami? No I had it in Switzerland and the story is that in 2018 I was on a fly with a friend of mine in California going to Los Angeles and we get to the airport and tells me Okay, just take a huber. I've got a wall car. I'm not sure it's gonna start. No, no, don't worry I'll come with you. So we go and he's got a Mustang and we drove in California I love it and the first thing I say I need one I went back to Switzerland did some research and find that one So that one has got three owners only the first one in Boston bought in 1965 for 3850 and something dollars The one in Switzerland and then meet up bought in Switzerland drive it in in Geneva for two years three years And then actually took it over back in the States So the Mustang is back home in the USA the kids love it they go behind We just drive it and I have a different feel of the road. It's just everything is it's just different. All right enough talking Let's go driving Look at that indicator light working very well here.


Welcome to Rehash! On the internet, we're all news, it's all news. We bring you the best and worst of what's happening today. Welcome to Rehash, my name's Matt. YouTube is PyroLaptop, and I do main gameplay, but at the moment I'm doing video videos. Let's go back to the main Rehash episode. Thank you so much to PyroLaptop, who's provided our intro. If you'd like to do the same, there's a link down in the description where you can provide an extra time. Yeah, okay, so we've got a couple of news stories to deal with today. I wanted to talk to you about Monopoly in a movie. What did you want to talk about? In Minecraft's story mode. Okay, cool. All right, let's jump right into it. Let's go. Jump. Recently, it was announced that Hasbro has agreed to a Monopoly movie. Really? Which is interesting. Like, when I heard that there was going to be a Monopoly movie, I was hoping that they'd bring, like, you know, Jim Carrey in, and like, do you ever see Ace Ventura, where he, like Ace Ventura when nature calls, like the second one? No. You must be the Monopoly guy. He, like, holds this guy with a top hat and monocle and everything, like, upside down. And he's like, you know, do not pass code. Do not collect $200. Like, that was the image in my head. So what is like the concept behind the movie? Is it like little kids playing Monopoly? Details are kind of sparse at this time. But I just thought it was really interesting that a game that, and you can wikipedia this, was originally created to demonstrate the broken nature of capitalism. Yes. This is now going to be like a kids, like I assume kids movie. I, it could be like Battle Ships, that horrible movie that they, they just said they were going to- Who was it being made like Pixar or who's making it? Um, I don't, uh, Lion Gate, I could be wrong. Again, this is not hard hitting movies or journalism, but there's a link down there where you could probably read and do more, you know, learning type things than what I did before. Yeah. All right. So I wanted to talk freedom family and you. I know you play a lot of Minecraft. Who told? Nobody. Okay. But I remember getting on, on the laptop and I got on Minecraft and I seen you at a world and I know you play a little bit of it. So for the most part you've been Minecraft servers, all that good stuff and I've played a lot of Minecraft and something I've always wanted to see is a little backdrop, a little backstory as to like Steve and the characters and stuff like that. So Telltale Games, if you don't know who they are, they made like The Walking Dead series. They made- Oh yeah. Yeah. So they made all kinds of great games that you know are actually based off of whether it be a TV series and they made Minecraft a story. It's an adventure game by Telltale Games set in Minecraft World. It is a five-part episodic series that will take you to the Nether, the Far Lands, the End and beyond. You will drive or you will drive how the story flows through the decisions you make, what you say to people and how you say it and what you choose to do in the moments of the thrilling action. It's going to be available soon to PC, Mac, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, 360, and compatible iOS devices. And enjoy. I have a small follow-up to that. Really? Um, Microsoft slash Mojang, however the heck you want to say it has just announced they're also going to be doing a Windows 10 only version of Minecraft. Now, is it going to be of the vein? Is it going to be like a system of the- From what I understand, they're going to bring this into, like, they're going to start with the console version and then they're going to port over everything from the Java version of Minecraft into this port. Windows 10, so is it going to be free or you always have to pay for it? Anyone who currently owns Minecraft as of the launch will be able to have it. Awesome. And then after that, it'll be like a $10 download while it's in beta. Yeah. Yeah, that's similar to how it was to 360 to Xbox One. Kind of similar. All right. Um, that, that, that, that, do you have any more music things? That's it. Okay. Cool. Well, I guess that means that we get to move on to the comments. Comment number one comes from XX Code Boss, XX Gaming and then a trademark symbol. So he's really official. Oh, nice. He's official. He says, honest go from one to 10. What is your favorite color of the alphabet? Hashtag random comment. Hashtag reash. Waffle. Waffle. I'm actually not following the trend. So I really don't know. I'm going to say blueberries. Okay. All right. Next comment. D-Man E-Man or demonomon. Not sure which one that one is. Says and I quit.  There was a YouTuber named the Z Rhino and you guys didn't pay him his well-earned money.  You scrub bags. Oh my. As far as this goes, there's a lot more of that story that you aren't aware of. Unfortunately, due to PR concerns and basically not really wanting to reopen a toxic situation. All I'm going to say is that there's a lot more to that story that he has not told. So I suggest that that you dig a little bit deeper because the truth is out there. But it's not it's not proper if it comes from me. So yeah, we have more comments. Yeah, the next comment comes from Dem-Mesh Dem-Mesh-Mesh-Mesh.  I have random comment. Okay. Yeah. I'm is this like like freeze tag with unicorns? I'm not sure what this is. I'm just curious. Have you ever seen a unicorn poke your head?  So I'm not following not a unicorn. But there you go. All right. All right. Now comes my favorite part of the episode the Pyro. We talk about our partner. Hey, Pyro laptop. Now this is a channel that at first I didn't think was going to really be much of anything. And I'll be honest there. I'm sitting at about 130 some odd subscribers. Pyro laptop actually kept me entertained for a few minutes while I was watching his videos. He does a lot of stuff everything from like a tech at the B team other miscellaneous Minecraft stuff. He does unboxings. He does like tutorial style videos. He seems like he keeps a really good balance of content that's going to do well in search and content that's going to hopefully appease his audience. I like his thumbnails and I don't like him like the thumbnails are good. I don't like the text. If I could suggest anything maybe switch up the text a little bit maybe use some gradients but for the old sport I really like the guy's thumbnails like he has like his little Minecraft character in the top left. He has this username.  Yeah, YouTube actual page thing. So I like his thumbnails I mean like they're they're you know bright poppy but if I could suggest anything again it's just maybe change the the text of the gradients or something like that to make it pop a little bit. Yeah. That's just my thing. Actually, I'm really curious what some of his videos are like the past paper questions. You know what they are their questions about past papers really moving on just as a side note I would like to say that this episode has been short longer ish episodes will be coming later. This is not necessarily something we're looking to do on a permanent basis but that being said till next time don't forget to like subscribe and do all those things and make us love our jobs and Zach Sykes is weird sometimes. Also be all they also be awesome to yourself and amazing to each other. Bye friend and family. You can stop now. That looks kind of dirty.


Going on everyone say I'm here with late in sports car trip in twenty-two needed on resoptic football blaster twenty-box full case break number one Random division style. There's a look again at your end results as always combine those on the website under the results tab as well as a Lincoln check It's good luck guys Ooh, this break got you to promo spots as well. See you downtown Here we go. Oh sartan mackerel Just double-check for me really quick that it is all a card ship the rookies Malik Willis purple shock Jake Ferguson Howard Gordon purple shock Trent McDuffie rookie and Wanda Robinson Hollow Hunter Renfrow Rock Purdy Purple shock Sam Howell nice one there Amanda's NFC East Taylor Zay Trevor Lawrence legendary logos and lewis scene.  I keep that Rising Sun change you luck Romeo Dobbs purple shock and a Christian Watson rookie Feels like Paul's been here before Roger McCreary purple shock. We shy Sanders So you got memorabilia in here. It's gonna be Christian Watson rookie phenom blue pulsar rookie Jersey Congrats, Kobe Bryant hollow and song has congrats to the NFC Shock John Mechie and Logan Hall my Xbox go to my day Adams legendary logos Flames Clinton Portis not numbered nice one there short print Kyler Gordon and Bree tall Purple shock was Kyler Gordon Tony Gonzalez and George Carl Aftis Just think the packs are super easy to open purple shock Matt Corral rookie freak woolen Rookie great iron King Sam Howell purple shock Jordan Davis pierced strong junior Hollow Jermaine Johnson and Jalen Petrie Devin Singletary Ryan cook that's all you man. Oh, yeah, I'm not opening anything lead series Kenneth Walker Purple shock Nick Benio and a Bailey zappy. You imagine if I had a camera over here. We're just both opening boxes Using that Hello Corey Davis there Stingley Evan Neil purple shock and Desmond rare, so it's like we'd be like the 10 cases of booming. That would be a good like parody Some I have is in Jalen Petrie like when you only have 10 minutes on a 24 Laramie Tunsel James Cook cook rook light it up Joe burrow purple shock Nicoby Dean and Brian I already funny enough. I already have a shtick for 2024 Jalen Tolbert I was just bored last night. I was looking at the 2024 mock draft for basketball Kevin Byrd and Tresson Ebbner. There's a guy forget it. I don't know his last name, but his first name's Omaha You already know what that's gonna be Greg Dulcich and Derek Stingley Oh, yeah, oh my ha oh my ha That's Ronnie lock and Desmond Ritter. What was Peyton Manning's Sam? I think yeah, I think you would do like go or something like that. Yeah, oh my ha was like Audible probably he said it every single Antoine Winfield sauce gardener. There's no way that was A check or some probably a check. Yeah Brissol purple shock Wandaille and I guess technically in the huddle you get a set Omaha could be anything for a party purple shock That's true. I swung there for the NFC West for shot white Hey mohalla rated rookie and a picket is that for me? What am I supposed to do? Purple shock Alante Taylor from Saints There's my house charge pickings and a fedarian map is Four verticals Donnie four verticals. Come on lamb get your head in the game All the way back up here Believe it means you're doing a rush snap, but I could be wrong other QVs use it as well There's Russell Wilson and Juan Briscoe makes sense, honestly Hello fedarian Mathis and Traylon Berks, right? Grand King's Drake London. So Lonnie Woods shock purple shock cave on Tibido and Covey Brian Another memorabilia coming up here. That is gonna be a Jameson Williams rookie phenom going to the NFC North again Dean Congrats, buddy It's a PC hit for you Dean with the Lions. Hello all Pearl Marlowe is Malik Willis Purple shock and Chavison waves, you know what the funniest thing is on Instagram dude every year when the NFL drops the top 100 players oh My god, dude.  Why is like Tyler Linderbaum not on the list. I'm a Ravens fan, so I could say that Kevin Harris and Belish Jones, Jr Sean Elway and Jolani was I'm like convinced the NFL does that just to get people worked up. I mean So funny There's Damian Pierce nice one there and K-Bahn tibiddo gives people talking points. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Oh Best NFL All the best all NIL you NFL you mean Best alternate NFL uniform so is this can is this is this considered retros? Yeah, I was gonna say like throwbacks to zay jones and Calvin Austin because that's like a different conversation. Yeah Garrett Wilson Magi Sanders and Kate I will say the Panthers all black Yeah, they do and now they're using the There's Pierre Strong, Jr. And Kenneth Walker now they're using the black helmets with the blue now Yeah, that should look sweet the oilers. Are you saying the oilers gym the oilers uniforms? There's George Kittle hollow and Martin Emerson Yeah, the oilers are fine Retro, I mean, I really like Billy's Kelly three will and the Kelly green those are fire I like the Kelly greens. Are they bringing those back? They should be they should be you this year. Nice Diamond hands is the bond digs and Jake Ferguson Yeah, those are super clean Sure work color to be honest. Oh the creams cool. Yeah creams schools are fire Yeah, the the jets they the jets just dropped the New York sack exchange from the 80s Those throwbacks look those look really good, too. We're in those twice this year. I don't know No, sure. I mean they look very similar There's Emmett Smith and David a job. Oh when the jets switched over to what they wear now These right here with that that jet logo So it's very it's like very similar to what they wear now ever since they switched over logo, but it's the old low Yeah, the old it's the old logo is awesome. That that should be the jets logo like going forward Yeah, I don't like the new one. We're the one that have no farbs a mirror white So you're seeing the person at Instagram the graphic designer where they remake the logos. Yeah. Oh, yeah I said they do a good job. Yeah Ritter, there's Logan Hall and Jimmy Rucker. It's not yet hit then I don't know you seen the one where they remake the lion's logo. That's hill. I have not as a good So, yeah, they take the lion's face, but the lion's main it spells lion. Oh, that's cool. That's sweet Yeah, it looks really 25 of 99 Alec Pierce blue auto All right, we'll take it. Congrats AFC self. It's going to Alvin. There you go Alvin. Nice one there, buddy Four net and Drake London. That's a good sign that you could hit these and you could hit that in Blasters James Cook George Pickens Yeah, the bill's alternate helmets are fire as well bills alternate helmets are awesome Like the old like the I hate to say it but like the OJ Like the OJ era those bills helmets are so nice They're kind of similar to the ones now Yeah, that auto is nice I didn't know you could hit like that's like a hobby exclusive one my house Aaron Donald and K. Dot Yeah, true true Hello easy E and Garrett Wilson rookie Lead series rookie at Chris Olava a purple shock little Shakir Andrew Booth Charles Cross and type one Thor and I don't think you're guaranteed a downtown in a blaster case I don't think no, I would be very surprised if you were Trevor Lawrence Snoop Connor because you weren't guaranteed one in the Retails. Yeah Scholar Thompson and Calvin Ross. I did hit one Yeah, we hit one The orange crush the orange cross are nice from the Broncos dude. Those are so cool Yeah, LA ones are clean. Those are really clean.  I think they do sky more. Is that why it was Retro, yeah, exactly exactly Isiah Spiller Yeah, I know it's the same look I'm a really dude nice another memorabilia coming up here. We've got a Nick Bosa Nice Jersey card that is player worn Very nice for the NFC West. That's NFC West that is going to Sean Pete There you go, Sean. Thank you there Tim picking up a breakers to light random team case Brady hollow and Jalen Naylor. I Hate that. I love them, but the Bengals white jerseys with a white helmet are so clean Trey Anderson and Devon say why I wish we we did something like I wish we did like a purple helmet, dude Or like a midnight purple helmet, right that we can wear with like the black There's a Marshall Falk and Aiden Hutchinson That that's like my only grief With oh purple shot you guys have purple shot. That's what we should have we should have a purple shot Like I wish we introduced like one more Yeah, like a new some sort of Raven would be awesome Shannon Sharp and a Sam Howell Like I wish we could bring back those to those like 96 jerseys dude Jalen Ramsey hollow Kind of Walker and like every Ravens fan feels the same way so annoying Chris Olava purple shock Danny Gray and Martin Emerson some interesting ones John. That's awesome Daniel Bellinger and David Bell. Yeah, the Chiefs don't really have a throwback either that that kind of sucks Ooh the 150 Trey Anderson on the base auto congrats to the Falcons NFC South there's hollow raided rookie of Kyle Phillips and Jake Ferguson The Giants throwbacks are nice Wait Walker and Trent McDuffie. I do like the Giants. I love the helmets that they wear to with the Giants. Those are cool true True true Red hot rookies Desmond Rear those were off I Was like have you ever seen the Broncos they call them the rotten banana jerseys K-dotton No, and a lot of days it these might be the worst jersey in the history of sports right here Yeah, those are like the New York Titans, this is the Broncos The stripe socks do it's yellow and brown.  Those weren't great either. Yeah, those are pretty bad Those are like the same almost Nice AFC North Kenny Pickett first-year fresh jerseys card for the AFC North JJ Watt hollow and Brock Purdy. That's a very small. I can't stand the stealer bumblebee one either I think those look so ridiculous. You've seen those before.  You have two autos in this case. That's bad ain't bad at all hollow Devon Lloyd and Matt Correll now the stealers bumblebee ones are not good either. I have a no Sean Moreno rookie car That was brown and yellow jerseys. Oh my god.  Good Lord, man. There's hollow Tyler Lockett and Daniel Bellinger Yeah, the eat we're just that's what sparked this entire conversation with those jerseys Pig it. They're stingley quay walker. Oh my god I hope whoever made those not a part of a kind of marketing carrot wolves that I know Gosh another memorabilia that's gonna be a Mack Jones. I swung there Don Russ threats player warren on the Mack Jones in 2022. That's incredible Shout out to me on that one. Hell yeah, dude Go Damian Pierce, Oliver rated rookie and this is successful right here player warren on Bosa and Jalen Petrie Taekwondo, and yeah, that's like such a meme Jim no Sean Moreno and like the water coming out of his eyes There's Drake London and Snoop Conner. That's what I'm saying. Paul. There's so much player warning these blasters. It's awesome Oh, let's go optic blasters showing up right now and Two autos including a blue are an awkward at 99 What is going on here now? I need to downtown. We got like One of the best breaks we've had Trayvon Walker Kyle Hamilton of like retail stuff Rising Suns of Cam Jordan Carson strong Montrell Washington Purple shock of Samir white and you can like want to I Know we need to see a downtown Jair Alexander Carson strong. It's not guaranteed. I don't believe but it would be solid if we hit one Jordan Davis It's like look they missed the color on that or something. It's black and white Jeremy Rocker and Samir white Maybe Negative Kurt Warner and Jeremy Rocker calling it the negative for sure Giants fans, uh, what's it called joining in on the sell of the team champ with the ace this morning. Oh Is it a negative? Oh perfect Yeah, yeah Realize there was negatives in this. That's nice. Oh, yeah, dude We're learning I know I mean, I don't open a retail very much. So Champailey retro series can't tell right even in my on my own. I don't open a lot of retail Once in a while here and there Brian Robinson hollow rated rookie and Mijai sand Because that looked too intentional Resolve purple shock Chris Olava Exactly exactly Uh, Josh Pascal purple shock Tariq woollen Go another memorabilia.  We've got pier strong jr Uh rookie phenom jersey card for the Patriots abc east Chris Jones hollow and George Carl aftus This Trayvon Walker purple shock and Bree's hollow rookie. It's nice. Everybody gets a boatload of cards in this Do a lot of top load stuff too. We top load all the rookies all the big rookie hollows all the purple shocks So If anything you're getting a lot of supplies Can't hate that. No Hello, Patrick queen and Kobe Bryant. I should actually probably after this break. Go see if my stuff's been sorted I'm sure it has Derek Henry purple shock Kyle Hamilton jermaine johnson because I have no idea what I got out of any of those breaks darnold ingram montrell washington purple shock jameson williams Of course, I bought the hornets and pelicans when forced to driven chronicles and homey Damian Harris and gwan brisker Purple shock you bet ikam equanu And skymore my house jill burrow with those jerseys we're talking about and cardin williams. Those are so sick It's annoying, but The new seahawks throwbacks look freaking awesome too Yeah, no, I know but I haven't worn them like I don't think they've ever worn those as throwbacks to be honest I don't think so. I really don't not that I remember at least I've seen them once or twice.  Yeah, now you can have all the products.  Jolani was I'd love to see who what the rationale behind that decision was Nothing Tyler Alger. Hey, we're the NFL. We're gonna be annoying. Yeah So they do every year on those. Yeah Uh, Josh Allen my house and leek. Willis. How can we make the game less fun? Hey, let's take away kickoff great idea You fair catch it within the 25 yard line. You'll get it at the 25. It's amazing Whoa, let's take away people's jobs Awesome that clear hollow. I know please dude the career. I didn't think of that Now let's take away punts Elite series uh pick it purple shot k9 john matchy They're gonna make punts where all the defense just has to line up on the life scrimmage and whatever the ball lands That's where it is right Martin Emerson You're gonna have these these punters that are like training to be like dead eye into one spot pretty much These sky kicks and these backspins and everything god's me nuts hollow treylon berks rated rookie and jaylon tulver. I won't be surprised to get to that point David bell purple shot drag dulcich That is diamond hand from our chase and jordan davis do a quick recap actually pretty solid retail case overall We got six jerseys and you're only really theoretically guaranteed Five I believe so we got an extra one Pierre strong jr. Mack jones kenny picket nick bosa jamison williams and christian watson. We also had two autos one being uh Troy anderson and alec pierced in 25 of 99 on the aqua on card too. That's I'm nuts That'll do it for the break. Thank you guys again for the fill up next 21 impeccable


Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Emma Brewer Wallen. I'm the Minister of Environmental and Economic Justice for the Southern New England Conference. And I'm here with Reverend Rich Gamble, who's the Executive Director of the Justice Leadership Program, a new partner for the conference, and also a pastor at a local church who's had members participate in the Justice Leadership Program. And so Rich, today I'm especially interested in hearing from your perspective as a pastor watching a member of your congregation go through this program. What was that like? Well, not just one, we had two. We had a member from my congregation join a class and then a couple of years later, another member of mine went through. So I have two different experiences. And both experiences were great. For me as a pastor in my congregation to see people who were interested in justice, but really didn't know how to get started. And then they joined the Jubilee program. They followed through with all the aspects of the program and came out the other side. And while they were in the program and then even now, a years later, they have been very active when it comes to the work of justice. We had a program here called Meaningful Movies where we showed justice films on a regular basis and then had community discussions about that. And one of our participants made that their community program that they got involved in. And that brought such life to that aspect of the life of the congregation because it was happening in the congregation, but it was run by a community group. And so for us to be able to have one of our own dive in and take a lot of leadership was great. And since then he's gone on to lead our environmental justice work and also to be a part of a much larger efforts in the broader community is now very well networked in the community and is a resource for us. A second person was interested in homelessness. And so she got involved with an agency that does advocacy work on behalf of those who are homeless. And she got very excited about that program and got involved and then started carrying information from that program into the congregation so that other people could get involved in the work of advocacy. And that became part of her regular contribution to the congregation. So that now, even years later, almost on a weekly basis she provides people opportunities to get involved not just on homelessness, but a whole range of justice issues. Every week she provides information about how people can get involved in the work of advocacy for justice. And to have lay people take those pieces on and do it without the need to be supervised to do it with enthusiasm and energy and confidence is a real gift to the congregation. And I would suggest to any pastor who would love to see some enthusiasm around justice spring up in their congregation to see if you might have some people that would be interested in participating. This sounds really exciting. I love to hear both how those individuals were transformed but also how it has shaped the life of your congregation for many years since then. As pastors might be watching this video and thinking about people in their congregation what are some signs to look for that someone might be a really good fit to participate in this program? The people that I look for are people who are interested in issues. They wanna talk about what's going on in the world and they wanna talk about what they can do. But may not have a good idea about how they can do it or may feel like they need someone to tell them exactly what to do each step along the way. I look for people who have time and energy to be able to do that. It can be challenging for people if they have lots of commitments. But for people who have the time this is a wonderful way of giving vocation and meaningful use for the time that they have and giving them an enthusiastic jolt if you will to get involved in meaningful work that can carry on for the rest of their lives. So I look for those kind of people. People who have interest, people who have capacity and people who will be able to I believe stick through a program that's six months long. I know those people are out there. I've met many of them and we're really looking forward to hearing or to seeing the Southern New England Conference cohort come together for this program that will start in October. Are there, what are the ways that a congregation might support one of their members as they're engaging in this program or as they're activating their leadership once it's over? Well, the initial way would be to assist them with the participation fee. There is a participation fee with the program and I think it's important for the church to pay some or all of that fee so that the church can then claim that the work of this individual isn't just the work of the individual, that it is the supported work of the congregation, that the congregation is calling them to get this training and this background with the hopes of reaping the rewards of that training within their midst, within the life of the congregation. So that's one way. The second way is to find ways once the person comes out to acknowledge that they have these gifts and figure out, and that can be with the church council or the pastor or pastoral leadership, figure out how best to make sure that that person's experience and training is then utilized within the life of the congregation to magnify the work of justice there. This sounds like really excellent ideas ways to lift up and to affirm the leadership that lay people can and do offer in our congregations and particularly through this kind of justice ministry. So thank you. You can apply for the Jubilee Justice Leadership Program at justiceleadership.org and be sure to click on the S&E cohort button to apply for the cohort that will be specifically offered for folks in the Southern New England Conference. Thank you, Rich.


It means being able to be an advocate for students of all color. For me it's owning the state ambassador title and embracing it with confidence, meeting everybody and feeling so connected in a way and of course having so much support and encouragement from everybody like all of the WTCS staff and it just made me feel more confident in the role. And proud of you saying I am a state ambassador.


Goed afternoon is the microphone working, yes. I want to have a session which is meant to be interactive. I will give a very short introduction, mostly repeating what I said in my keynote, to get the picture a bit about the organization behind it. I'm the chairman of Blender Foundation. I'm also the director of Blender Institute. That means I have a lot of responsibilities and many different hats. I will try to be in the right responsible position depending on the questions I get. I would especially like to hear from you guys like what do you expect from the organization or what can the organization do better, either whether that's the Blender Foundation or Blender Institute. The main thing people really should know and realize that Blender is not being made by the Blender Foundation of the Blender Institute. The Blender is made at Blender.org. People who are part of the Blender.org community, whether that's coders, or scriptors, or documentors, or website makers, or whoever helps us, but a community is an open community of people, hundreds of people, they are the teams who make Blender possible. We work with module teams, we call that, it's a little part of Blender where you can become a team member or you can become an owner of the module, that means you have responsibilities and you have some freedom to make decisions. You can find all that information on the GetInvolved at Blender.org. There's also two other organizations, that is the Blender Foundation and Blender Institute. The Foundation was started in 2002 to help with the campaign to get the Blender sources released as a group CPL. And since then the Foundation has remained active as mainly a safe, a thing with a door where you can lock your IP and your donations as a safe place for Blender to make sure that there is always a future. You don't want to have Blender being put back in some kind of risky business like it was before. Nobody can buy Blender. I mean, not even the IP from the Blender Foundation because the Blender Foundation is not for sale, it's legally you cannot sell the Foundation even. And even when I would become crazy and start selling stuff, you can bring me to court because the Blender Foundation has statutes which says our public goals and public interest, we have to act in that sense. I can't simply say, ooh, I'm going to support all the desks from now on and then you can, then you can bring me to court and I will most certainly lose this. Plus what people don't know maybe but the Blender Code is not owned by the Blender Foundation. Wat? Fuck! Dat was auto-desk! Peace of paper? Peace of paper? Peace of paper? Peace of paper? Peace of paper? Ok, well, that's... I hope that has been live on the internet. We'll look at the laptop here. Wow, dat was bang. Good, so, er was hype. The Blender...  Hm? So even if... So even if you would want to, the code of the Blender is owned by the developers, separate developer contributes, can say, I keep it, my copyright and I will bring it as the CPL to Blender. So this Blender Foundation and Blender is continuity, it's safe, but I also want to do some risky stuff.  I don't like to make a lot of money, but I do like to have fun and do the things I like to do. So you have to make some money to be able to do that. That's why I started to a Blender Institute in 2007, which is... Looking, which is the place where we made BigBug Bunny en Sintel en Joe Francky en The Tears of Steel en The Gooseberry Project en Cameron Anders. We doen training, we do the book publishing, we do all the stuff in Blender Institute to make sure that is a healthy continuous income to support Blender projects, to support myself, to support the websites and everything we do. So those two organizations are of course very important for Blender, but I don't want people to think of the only way things happen or so. There are many ways you can make stuff happen, but I do understand the responsibility. Because if we have the Blender Institute, when I define that we want to do a new film project and we have a number of targets which we want to work on, then those things might likely happen. I'm in a luxury position because all the developers or artists, they say I want to work with you guys, I want to come to Amsterdam. I have a bit of a benefit compared to the NPR people who are sitting there. Nobody is listening to me, I have great ideas, but why is it not happening? I know I have to be responsible for this. We only work on targets which I believe in is in the best benefit of everybody and in the best benefit of Blender itself. The Blender has to stay a really good professional high quality 3D creation suite. That's what we welcome. Now mostly I would like to get some feedback or questions from the audience about what we do. And for the future. Is it working? No it's not working. What is the plan for the future? The Blender Institute, that's what I also mentioned in my keynote. There's some slides here. The Blender Institute is changing a little bit in plans what we do. We want to have more continuity. At least we will do projects and we might even explore to do a commercial film. What we want to be an open source studio. More than a place where we do open movie projects. And then send everybody home and then do another project. I think that continuity is important for us to be able to grow and to get really the best people in the world to work with us and with Blender. The foundation has no plans. Apart from making sure that all the facilities will be perfectly working for everybody. But it's an open system. What I found kind of amazing at the talk yesterday from Francesco and Pablo was that they were very much with the Blender ID tying together all the services of the network and the certified trainers and all that. I was wondering if that was an outspoken strategy from the foundation or from people at the institute or if it's just happening. It seems very centralized in a way. I'm not saying it's not in a bad way. It's alright. The Blender ID is not meant to be some kind of evil Google overting what everybody has to get it otherwise you can't use Blender. But we do have the problem that Blender.org websites we have a whole rack of service and they are running like 20 or 30 websites already. With all the blogs and all the things and all the websites and the developer stuff and the wiki stuff and the network and name everything is complicated. The proposal was to simplify that a bit and make sure that if you are locked in once like to buy a conference ticket or to subscribe to be a speaker or to a vision in the cloud or when you do a donation or the development fund all those things that you only have to remember your password once and then you are locked in. Blender.org login facilitator is it. Of you never know what might happen I mean there's people who want to have secure Blender files or you want to be able to sign things. For security is a problem but it's really we have this crappy feature in Blender that you have to click in the header if you want to have a non-secure Blender file to work which is still something we have to fix. Did Daniel kick you for that everyday? And is there a solution? Ja. Wow. En is there a solution? Wacht het hier griechig met jou? Nee. Allerlijk. Dat is de Ja, was toch een geweld. Wie is het? Dank u. Do you publish the balance sheet of the Blender foundation like the revenues and spending and where the money came from and how it was spent? We should. I know we should. It's nothing to hide. The Blender foundation should be public. I did it once or twice and then I kept forgetting nobody asked me about it so I was like who cares. We do have a public the development fund income is public you can see the statistic it's coming in monthly but what I have a little bit of a problem with is publishing exactly what we pay or what kind of support we get to developers but I think that's really privacy information like what the developer works for 20 cents per day or for 2000 euros per day but it's something that's between me and the developer so we don't post that kind of information. But all together we should do that. I try to even for this talk to get this information but we have to remind you send me an email and I will do it. Is there any question you have I can tell you I know the numbers a bit do you want to know how many millions we are making? We don't. No. I think it was 120.000 150.000 between that last year in this old donation income donation and development fund gifts and the institute in average between 400.000 and 700.000 in euros that's like in dollars a bit more. Just a very specific question about Blender ID which is awesome but wouldn't it be possible such that this Blender ID also works for mailing lists like I have subscribed like seven mailing lists and I have seven passwords I don't remember them so it would also be awesome if it was linked to the Blender ID That's a good point. I have another. The whole list system is run by a software called mailman mailman has their own ideas about passwords it's not very secure mailman will email your passwords they don't like system that email passwords all the time it's a bit the same is for the developer login if you want to be able to commit on the Blender code that's also not the Blender ID dat is also best to keep a separate system sometimes it's better to keep a separate system but you are right we will try to get as much possible in one login system yesterday you talked about Blender default hopefully I got it right that there should be some default setting for example for VFX guys or maybe even game developers is there any plan already of a roadmap for this I mentioned it in some talks what I believe in personal but we had more developers we should support workflows better and we have to stop making a single default with switch everybody because Blender is far too big there is no way you can find an empty shortcut if somebody invents a sticky key they suddenly say oh let's use it immediately and then nobody can configure their own sticky keys we have to trim it down and make it easier for people to say the default I believe should be really really small hardly anything we all agree on that you should be able to have to be able to demo Blender from Squatch the further you add your own key maps on top of that but as I said this talk is not about Blender it's not about making Blender this is not about making Blender this is about facilitating teams to be able to make Blender I'm really interesting about the Monca project and I would like to know how the Blender Institute intend to help external studios on teams to create film so you said it's a aim for the Blender Institute but how do you have an idea of how we can for example apply for a movie I mean I think people have been trying to do crowdfunding for film a lot and in general it works really bad it's really difficult as an independent filmmaker as an animator or even without games it's getting better but for film if you want to get your money I think Tube might be the biggest with like 30.000 or something in the end 40.000 dollars and for the rest it goes down to 15, 10, 5 which is not a lot it's a difficult issue but that's why when I was contacted by the team in India with their open movie project they wanted to do a crowdfunding tour they wanted to copy the same system as we've been doing maar when I was looking at it and talking with them about it they also agreed that they probably would not get that much it might sell 200 or 100 because they are not known and nobody knows them so why would you give them money is it reliable do you actually get the DVD or not those kind of issues are important on the other hand we decided to do a more permanent subscription system we tried to get our loyal supporters we really liked the projects we do to say ok I will pay a little bit per month and for that money I want you guys to do awesome stuff like making film testing things, hiring blender developers and really help bringing blender further and if that's fun to get speaking off we can also support other projects I thought it would be a good idea to test it first with the why back guys in india they have their film in the blender cloud it has to be open open content and creative commons it has to be done with blender of course and then we will see how that works and if a lot of people appreciate it we get good feedback from the users there we can try other projects and so if you have projects you can talk to me about it but for the time being we can't do that every week of self we also don't have a lot of money for that are you planning to make some training serious again at the blender institute and if you are not why do you mean training in blender institute we did that a lot but I was mostly in between the film projects we didn't have a lot of people working there on a film so we could use the studio to do that running and at the moment studio is full so there is no space for a training that's why it hasn't been planned and I really think there is need for it there is a lot of need for a training this is a business opportunity I would like to share with everybody training is business you got this for it it's not that bad to do some people really like it even I get a lot of it some people really like to help explain how blender works do it make publicity or mail me that we can help you making PR that you can be found at the training institute certified trainer or the blender network how do you become a certified trainer you go to blender.org and there is a education slash certification Pablo and Francisco we handelen in the certification too so you can talk to them a little bit this is a complete online system there is no physical need to do things you can get through the whole process by submitting your material some evidence that you actively know blender stuff like that after that you are supposed to have a freelance subscription at the blender network in tact certified trainer so people can find you don't you think that with the certified trainer a bit the community starts to close now a blender is an open source software and it's open to discussions about the techniques online and many people get their information on the artist for example so when now this professional training is starting or if delivery develops more don't you see that this is a bit of counter acting you mean whether the certification would work against the openers or against the open community where everybody can participate in this quality of the public I mean a certification doesn't mean anything that you are qualified or good it's not a quality thing it's simply a business facilitator for trainers who need it because many times institutions or governments they want to see that paper I'm officially certified by the blender foundation to get this that's all, it's not for selling themselves to you or to other people that's not meant to be that way if you are certified only means that you are a serious person who wants to get into training paid by institutions or governments that's all so all the other things like what do you have to know like you have to know all the 1000 atoms 5000 blender fluid empathicofuture all that stuff we don't really bother with that and that would be also good to have like training online where people can go through steps that they can get a modeling badge or a simulation badge or an animation rigging a badge or how you call those things some kind of standardized training that's what I really would like to see happen but that's a lot of work and we don't have people on board who are into this know how to make it I just mean the effort of many people go more in this paid training system or more in the public available documentation system this is the point I mean the public documentation system is a talk to this afternoon a tool there will be a documentation session to talk about that and for the blender foundation is essential to support good public free documentation on the wiki and other systems which is available for everybody to use or to put in books or do whatever you like with it hello there during the whole conference we saw many special implementations of blender to different fields either were scientific either were industrial shouldn't we gather all these people either to a thread either to a form section either to somewhere even in this conference could we make a small meeting about the application specialists of blender for instance somebody uses blender for CNC engineering somebody uses for 3D printing another one finds an application for blender that's used in any visualization effects in chemistry in research all these people come mainly either from research facilities either from industry so these meetings might prove a very good status a basis for people that are searching there are blender developers or they are graphic artists and they are basically looking for a job or they are they were left out of their business because they the job opportunity they had before is poor so that meeting could go could be a solution to their problem because they will fill them with ideas of what is going on in the world in blender applications also the people that are in there they can combine some skills and not be searching for one another so they can make also new opportunities what do you think about that Tom? I think the blender conference is actively a meeting for professionals and researchers and users of blender developers to make sure there is interaction and we do things together but there is no formal other session yesterday I think from Render Street we wanted to probably to say it but a lot of companies have issues with getting into the market because blender is not very well established as a support system for example because a company says we have a blender bank and then they start blaming the render farm and then the render guy says but it's not our problem it's their problem or it's blender's problem there is no real infrastructure in the blender community or in the blender ecosystem where you can hire professional support although sometimes it pops up but it disappears a bit and we should have that more visible maybe that's also what you mean so you might want to talk more to the professionals in the community and make sure that they know the needs and they know how to work together to find out business together that they can help out and become a nice and fruitful company what? Just want to say that we're not pointing fingers at blender we're trying to solve the problem first and then point the fingers at blender but this is no no no I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding but the question is who should be responsible for developing the ecosystem around blender because what's happening is that as I told you yesterday there are people coming up as more professionals start using blender people coming up are not quite part of the community they don't know how to come on IRC or how to submit a bug on the developer site in my opinion there should be somebody concerned and focusing on developing the community and the question is who would that be I hope that blender network would help with that to blender network blender network.org blender network is meant to bring the professionals together and you should kick them to say wow we want to have a forum or a mailing list is that a list okay get a forum so people can do a call we want to have a support business guys or how are we going to establish this in my preference I know I've been asked this many times five years ago six years ago if you look at how other open source projects evolve especially when they got a bit bigger you could decide to go like how a canonical is working with Ubuntu which is that you build a servicing business you centralize the whole project and you say okay the whole development of blender will be happening in a blender institute and we will involve control toons and developers and we will hire the whole brand start a business with 20-25 people and we call that the blender company I could but I decided not to do that A because I really well I don't think I even can I'm not a typical developer person I'm a creative I like to make things my passion is in having blender to work and not having coders like a whole room of coders working on blender doesn't sound to me like a very interesting project I want to have coders and artists to work together right that's a very good approach it was a question sorry I wasn't saying what you should do but now that this is the philosophy and it's a very good one it shouldn't be somewhere in the foundation or in the institute that should kick things to the right path not manage things but steer them somehow don't do that he hates me nice guys they are ready for it they are ready for it they are interested they might be smiling nice but you can kick them they are happy with it ah come on ok want I understand the problem and I think a couple of years ago when the blender network started I added a little note and probably never nobody has ever seen it but it said that the blender institute is open for support contracts by other network members at that time at this moment I don't know but at that time we did two things even we did a little project where you could hire a blender developer to put on some job but at the moment we don't have enough developers we don't really need the money of course we always need money but we need money for our current project not for other projects but that is not a thing that moves on but I would still like to promote businesses who can do the Lumicool and they here where are we the jana and this is the finnish company there is three blender developers in it Nathan, letwary is doing the integration of the cycles engine in the rhino nubus editor the jana they did the patecos code and they did some other projects but they both know how blender works en ze hebben een business. Zullen ze het doen? En als ze daar op de blauwe netwerk zijn, zullen ze het werken op Denish. Ik ben zeker dat er een paar andere companies al daarin zijn en willen echt omhoog zijn. Wie zou willen omhoog zijn als een consultant op Denish? 1, 2, 3, 4. Natuurlijk. Ah, consultant. Je loopt me heer, je loopt me heer. Je loopt me heer, je loopt me heer. Je loopt me heer, je loopt me heer, je loopt me heer. Je ziet. Dus misschien moeten we starten een blenderconsultant.org of iets. Of om dit te supporten dat het meer bevrijd is. Of misschien kan het een taak zijn en dat het heel prominente maakt. Want wat een typische consultant-shop kan zijn, is dat je naar de consultant gaat om te zeggen, oké, ik heb deze idee voor blender. En ik wil het in de volgende release hebben. Hoe gaan we dat doen? En de consultant zegt, ah, ah, dat is interessant. Dus we gaan dit en dat doen. En dan hier, en dan propoes je papier. En dan massage een beetje dingen. En dan doe je dat. En dan krijg je een verschillende blender. Dat wil je. Of ik heb een boek. Dat kan je in een uur. Want het hele project is hoe je deze boek kan fixen. Om de consultant te doen, dan kun je een kikking doen. En dan zeg je, ah, kijk naar de boek nu en fixe het. We hebben 200 euro's. Dat is wat een consultant kan doen. Dat soort dingen zou ik jullie willen denken om te doen. Je zei gisteren over blender 101. Is er al een strategie of een startpunt mailinglist of iets van dat? Of is het gewoon een idee voor de moment? Het is nog alleen een project waarin ik haar feedback wil. Er is geen vormige organisatie. Ik wil eerst weten of ze het vragen. De mensen denken, oh wow, dat is leuk. En dan mail ik me en dan weet ik hoe ik het interesseer. Wat wil je doen? Hoe wil je haar feedback? Hoe wil je het supporten? Hoe wil je het ontwikkelen? Hoe wil je het geld geven? Hoe wil je het promoteren? Hoe wil je de visibiliteit vinden? Ik heb het niet leuk om een project te starten met een team waarin ik niet weet of je het kan doen. Maar als we dit als project aanwezigen, zal het gebeuren. Hoe voel ik het in mijn eigen busy schedules en wie gaat het doen?  Het 101 project is een paar dingen. Maar het is vooral een probleem van een concept van een blanding versie die 12 tot 14 jaar oud werkt in het blanding. Je kunt zo een project in het blanding vervolgen. Het is niet een speciaal versie maar het is vooral een interface code we hebben. 2.5 project, Python, apis ontwikkeling, echt een system om te controleren van dit. En dan proberen we 99% of efficiëntie en doen iets zoals de Westerdijk ook. In Python kun je alweer build interfaces maar het is limit. Je kunt e.g. denken om een interface met 3 pictures een monkeer een print en een moving operation. En dan kun je 8 monkeers in het 3d view printen. Je moet een manier te creëren en als je dat kunt doen voor kids, kun je ook voor animaties of gamemakers of occasional user of 3d printen. Ik wil meer workflow orientatie doen. Voor de 101 is ik wil een blanding in schools want in educatie, in high schools willen ze allemaal 3d nu. En ik wil niet dat alleen in hun handen. Ze proberen het met 1, 2, 3d dat is het meest horreste ding. Maar Blender en Open Source en wat we kunnen doen is veel meer kracht. Blender kan de hele rote map niet alleen als je 1-1 proces hebt dat is makkelijk voor die kleine 2-5% van talenten die het leuk zijn kan ze de schijnen en dan maken ze filmen of gamen of wat ze willen. Dat is onbedienbaar. Heb je probleemsteaties waar Blender wordt downloaderd en in welke landen wordt het populair en hoe de communitie wordt ontwikkeld? We posten altijd website-staties online. Ik moet het wel vinden. Ik tweede het en zoiets. Ja, nu heb je gewoon tweeten. Ja, ik weet het niet. Je moet me op Twitter volgen en dan weet je alles. Er is een ton Rosendal op Twitter. Ja, iedereen volgt me? Oké. Ja, maar ik post het als je gaat... Is het daar? Can you show it on the computer when I'm talking? It's not going into the... I always forget because those numbers are too big. But there's a lot. There's a lot of physics on the website. It goes into the millions. And there's millions of downloads and we usually stop counting because the statistics take too much place on the disk. I suppose my... What I really was asking was where other than The Netherlands is a hotspot of Blender or are there any interesting communities developing that you're surprised by? The Netherlands is totally not the hotspot for the Blender. There's one Blender user in the Netherlands I think, maybe two, three, four. Dutch people are a little bit weird, you know.  I don't want to talk to you guys. You're going to find it? No, I don't want to do that. I don't want to leave. Oh, you could show it. I don't want to know the world maybe with the statistics. The latest, latest, the greatest, the greatest is not there. A 3D Blender is international. If you look at how statistics work for visitors and users The Netherlands is only 15,000, 16 million people France is 70 million In France you will find 8 times more users than in the Netherlands. That's how it goes, but it's not like we have a suspiciously big Dutch Blender community. We do have a suspiciously big community in Germany Blender is extremely popular though more than an average and the other is Brazil for some reason Brazil is really, really, really Blender minded All the oldest Blender website Aside from Blender.org at that time is the Brazilian community website and it's still there since 1998 already very cool I don't understand why that's important I sit alone in Sweden on Countryside and I'm connected to Andrew Price in Korea and I'm connected to Tom and I'm connected to other people so it's the advantage of Blender is that it's not necessary national anymore Of course it's nice to meet once in a while that's what you probably mean Do you think of the idea to make crowdfunded features like some people wish to have near functionality in Blender and they are willing to give especially money to that if you would do that Dat start a crowdfunded feature film in April The Gooseberry Project another one or Blender Oh, that kind of feature sorry, I missed that kind of feature but then you have to repeat the question but I am totally confused What do you think of if some website would make like crowdfunded People started several times if you can buy a feature we are voting with their money so they say developers say I call this for 1000 euros and then you collect the money and wait until you get it but in general if you have discussions in the open source community I am on a list with foundation boards and other foundations like Mozilla to open office and they all agree that this system totally fails it's a really bad system so you could try Google Summer of Code is a little bit like it is also a problematic system but if you really say I have amount of money and I want to connect that to a feature you got a very weird dynamics because then who says that that feature is really good because usually if people pay for it that doesn't mean that it is good right so then you have to tell a team of people who don't have to review the code but the code sucks but I got paid for it but it sucks then what this is a difficult system so what you need to do is to help people to make good contributions and that is usually not something you can pay for that's so easy you can support that's why I have to blend the development fund which works 10 times better than a feature driven funding 300, 400 members of the fund thanks to the fund we can hire developers on bigger things and then we know that the moment we do hire this developer like for the freestyle project we hire the guy for 6 months to finish things and then he has time to do it and do something good and we can help him make sure that what he does is ending up in blender which is I think a better system I was just wondering about the Google Summer Code when you mention it do you feel it's a success because for me it looks like there's 10 students and we only see one of them and how many of the developers stick around and keep contributing it's always a bit problematic it did work for us really well so there's many success cases I think if you look at the past year we selected only 7 we selected 9 but 2 of them were doubles and they left to another project but the 7 projects we did I think 3 or 4 have been or are successfully completed but there's also 3 that probably are not going to be finished and are not good enough and there's one so yeah does it work and for blender it's maybe for projects like Acrita or Gimp or projects that don't have so much organization over the behind it it works much better but they can get finally somebody paid but for us we already do pay like 10 people to work on blender so it's like so how does it fit in in the future so it depends really also on the students so you can't predict it either sometimes great people come in the future and then suddenly I have to assign blender foundation people or the people who work for the institute as a mentor on the students to work on stuff paid by Google and Google pays them and then it doesn't end up in blender we predict it either sometimes great people come in like popping out of nowhere and we also had to flow it in blender thanks to Google summer of code and you can see the freestyle was a Google summer of code project many really good summer of code projects but the algorithm is like 20-30% I think that's a really good one my money is Google's money could you give a bit of an update on what's coming out of what's happening with red current at the moment so the Google the gooseberry project was started with a number of goals one of them was to make a good system to have many studios to collaborate and as a code name I had red current but at the moment the red current project is actively blender cloud and it sounds a bit nicer so there's already a product and we are working on making sure that all those functionalities we want to be able to make a film will be there in this cloud system so that people who have accounts they can review it and look at it and play with it and later hopefully we have enough power to give them access to other own projects or to put projects there and who could up it in the farms those kind of things so the red current project has been funded by the European Union and thanks to that we do have budget to hire 2 or 3 extra developers and they are working in the blender institute and they are happily doing lots of blender work I was wondering something with brush now working for Arnold do you think this will encourage new developer to start to contribute to blender because they see someone who started by making code for blender and now is paid in one of the most advanced I mean no hey it's quite a big achievement for him to unfold the blender I really wished but I would rather have a breakthrough to work for us of course but yes blender is a great start of your career and now in the end I mean the big companies have a bigger budget and they have bigger projects so I really like it to see when people go to a company like Arnold project when people go to pizza or google or whatever of course they should do that you don't have to work for blender forever if you start as a developer with blender you learn things sure that is useful in many other situations just another question if you have for example made an add-on or something like this how you can get this into the trunk version or some of the trunk versions of blender perhaps you made an add-on or something like this for blender and how do you get this add-on into the trunk version or something like this I should give that to Campbell he knows everything about that ok we have a python mailing list and you can mail the list and ask for a view currently the whole system is kind of broken and not working because there's very there's very very few people who will review your add-ons I'm one of them but so many of the add-ons I read are such bad code and I can't go through and spend the time to go through all and explain why it's bad so I think we really would like to have someone dedicated to work on add-ons add-on bug fixes, managing the community talking to the developers because at the moment I don't really have enough time to devote to this and it's a little pity the same is for if you have an add-on or if you have any blender patch we have hundreds of submissions in the tracker waiting to be reviewed a code review is not really funny do you like to do that do you like to do that do you like to do that perhaps maybe we should tell people who put our patch in the tracker that they first have to review ten other patches before they are going to review themselves I don't know we have to find a better way to get a better project running to review things like add-ons or code we do use blender development fund money to hire people to work on the trackers for example we have Bastien, Bastien Montagne Bastien look at him, he is not fixing every bug in blender at the moment he is really good, thank you we have I am talking to a couple of others younger developers who come in they seem like they understand the code they can get a nice temporary job to help fixing bugs and reviewing patches that's probably the only way to do it en I rather give development fund money to support in a way that then people can have fun coding code for it's is for coding cool stuff we don't have to get paid right we have to get paid for doing the boring stuff like fixing bugs and reviewing I would suggest to have a very comprehensive manual of photo write add-ons for code for blender because it saves a lot of amount for reviewing code there it was a suggestion a suggestion for to have a manual how to submit an add-on and how to avoid bad coding if you would like to be active in the development sorry in the documentation table we have a doc board mailing list it would be really good to have more people who are showing up and taking up a little bit of responsibilities for organizing the other documentation was a great idea but ideas don't make it happen usually so you have to find a people so are you going to make it happen but you are making art yourself right you are an artist you don't want to be an author good idea that's how you start I have to wrap it up I have to get my own lunch and there is a guy hey guy let's stop that's the Sherman meeting now right so thank you all for listening we won it we won it we won it we won it we won it we won it we won it we won it


our family, they started seeing changes in us. Some thought that we had a severe illness up to the point where someone even asked me if I checked myself for cancer, which I did because I started losing weight drastically, although my other self is known to everyone to have been trying to lose weight for ages, whereas I just didn't do anything. It just started going down dramatically. You have differences in the appetite hormones. Yes, I don't eat when I'm stressed. I can't. I just can't force food in, whereas she was eating loads when she was stressed, she couldn't stop. This is how different things are.