Live from Las Vegas, Nevada, it's theCUBE. Covering IBM World of Watson 2016. Brought to you by IBM. Now, here are your hosts, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are here live at the Mandalay Bay wrapping up two days of wall-to-wall coverage for IBM's World of Watson. World with Watson, as Ginny Romney said in her keynote today at one o'clock. She was on stage. It's theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal from noise. I'm John Furrier. My co-host this week, Dave Vellante. Again, teaming up. Again, we've been at IBM. So many different events. But Dave, this event really culminates the coming out party of Watson. Really, this is about the brand. You see the new changes at IBM. Some new blood, some new people. And you're seeing a new vibe. You know, we just, you're seeing, you're seeing a different IBM. They're different. They're going to spring to their step. They're not holding back at all. They're all in and having Ginny Romney on stage at one o'clock today was really telling because she doesn't really do a lot of the customer events in the past. She does a lot of thought leadership events. But there she was. She did an amazing performance. Very inspirational. And she's clever. She's snarky in a clever way. But she has some nice digs on Google. I saw some digs on Facebook in an indirect way.  What Watson's doing. And it's really got a new twist to it. You know, the smarter planet was their old messaging. The new messaging has a change the world mindset and they actually use the world. If you're going to change the world, we're going to share Watson. It's not world of Watson. World with Watson is what her quote was. And she made references to your data. You own the data. You own your intellectual product. You own your insights. Kind of implying, Dave, that that's unlike other platforms like Facebook and Google where they own your data and use your data to monetize it for their own services. She was really kind of telegraphing the strategy that IBM is clear. And it's all about the inside economy as Bob Pigeon talked about yesterday. So here you have it. You have the gauntlet being laid down. IBM is going big, big time with Watson using Watson and using that brand. And as I said, the journey of IBM's transformation is led by the young five year old Watson. And this is the putting all the hope on that, that brand and that capability of creating insights, creating value. I first met Ginny Rometti. The only time I met her actually was in 2007. And they gave us the first glimpse of Watson when we were in Yorktown Heights. I was at an analyst meeting. I don't know if you know, I'm a long time industry analyst. I know. So, but anyway. Well respected analyst too. At the time, thank you. And you really moved the market too. I will say that, you know. At the time, at the time we saw the challenge, the Jeopardy Challenge. And we thought, okay, well like remember Blue Gene or Deep Blue, whatever it was called. And it was kind of a super computer, a little niche thing. Little did we know at the time that it was going to become the company. But Ginny spoke at that event. It was a Rod Adkins event. And I got talking to where they're asking a bunch of questions. But she was running strategy at the time. And really, I mean her strategy around cognitive was certainly not baked at the time. But she went from running strategy to become CEO. She was elected the CEO. So she was deep into the strategy. So she architected this strategy and now owns it. So the reason for all this long-winded narrative is it was not just the coming out party of IBM Watson. My opinion, it was the coming out of Ginny Rometti as the leader of this company. I think part of the reason why she hasn't been at these customer events, like Interconnect and Edge, what's going to come to Interconnect and talk about how great cloud is, how Edge, how infrastructure matters. Beads and feeds. It's right compared to what she talked about today. So this was, to me, she stole the show. I thought she was phenomenal. I wrote down the things that I took away from her talk. She was crisp. She really had it together. She was cogent. She was inspiring. She was engaging, self-deprecating. She got up and she made a joke about her backside. She demonstrated her leadership. She had a command for the audience. Very engaging with her guests. Super, super impressed with what she did today. And the thing too, on that note, she was super impressive. More importantly, this is what the IBMers in the company need to hear. This is what customers need to hear.  It's truly making change. And the thing that's different about this show is we go to a lot of these B2B tech conferences and it's business outcomes, technology, intersection, business value. Here they're taking a different approach. They're adding a third dimension to that technology intersection with business value, with a changing the world, social impact, social justice, social change, because all the things that they're talking about affect individuals, not just the industry. So the old IBM would have been, oh, we have a vertical for the financial applications and our go-to-market strategy to create business value. None of that. None of that certainly can help there, but it really adds, your job as a data scientist in the financial service. They're talking about the professions. They're talking about the individuals. They're going down to the individual level and it's not just tech. They're talking about education, healthcare. And I noticed that with Ginny as I get to follow her, her personal experiences as a child and her personal life, her story is affecting her view on this and she's bringing that passion. You learned this last week. I learned this last week about how her father left her when she was a young child. Her family of four, mom was out of work. They were broke.  She went into computers and the rest is history. That affected her and she is taking a clear change the world that Watson and IBM Technologies have traditionally done that and they're going to continue to do that. And that's a mission that people can buy into, Dave. That's the inspirational part of it. And I thought it was very powerful and symbolic and probably not coincidental that last week she spoke at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women conference. She was the main keynote. And here she is on stage this morning commanding a big presence. She had her best, it wasn't Madonna, Adele on, where she's in the center stage. She got the 360, she sort of joked about that. But then she had Mary Bar come on. So it was Ginny and Mary Bar up. Two power player women in the business. Everybody's a technology business today. So that was to me really symbolic. She talked about three things that she wanted to convince the audience of. That IBM is all about AI for business. And the second was that it was all about embedding cognitive into your business. And it was about transforming and changing industries. I thought that was very powerful differentiation. John, we go to a lot of conferences. You know, the classic is Larry Ellison, when he talks about, we're 10 times faster than this and 20 times better than that and three times cheaper than this. Whereas IBM standing up and saying, we're changing the world, right? There really isn't any competition directly in the enterprise. Although she did say, we don't have a search legacy. It'll slap on Google. And she said, it's your data. You own the data. We made that big decision. And you're talking about the walled garden monetization of data. Facebook. Facebook is one. Google, certainly Google Analytics, Google Gmail, I mean, I'll check my Gmail right now and it'll tell me my flight information. They're using my data. And I have no idea what else they're using it for. Again, but that's my data. So, then she talked about, we made three fundamental decisions. One was it's about man and machine. Which is, again, interesting. It's really powerful. As we enter the second machine age, people talk about machines replacing humans. Not only for physical function, but now cognitive functions. People concerned about the hollowing out of the middle class and jobs. Legitimate concerns. Go back to the chess example with deep blue. Gary Kasparov, when he lost to the IBM Supercomputer, said, screw this. I'm going to go start a competition. I'm going to beat the Supercomputer.  Which is, again, symbolic. Showing that the man plus the machine combination is greater than just the machine. So it made that point. The second was it's your data. No search legacy. And the third is the ecosystem. Which sounds like bromide, but I mean, it's sort of a no-brainer. You got to have the ecosystem. She has to say that. But she didn't go deep on developers, but she was kind of talking about the outcomes in context to enabling people to do the right thing in the social change. I thought that was phenomenal. Just in general, Dave, I think that, you know, Bob Pitchiano was on yesterday. And again, we've interviewed him and all these other executives at IBM. The course has stayed the same. They might have zigged a little bit and zag, but no major left turn, right turns. They're not groping for a position. And it's clear. Now the big wild card in all this analytics is the cloud, the future of Blue Mix. Blue Mix is now the brand. Softlayer has been put under Blue Mix and kind of depositioned or eliminated. And we'll see how that plays out. But the weather company we've interviewed here, we learned that they have a very awesome cloud. So the interesting thing is that you start to see pockets of IBM at scale at the weather company have a powerful cloud presence and looking for the analytics to be plugged into that. Can Blue Mix and Weather Channel come together under one and really explode? Because I think they have a lot of leverage with that weather data, the weather company, and weather data certainly is going to be relevant for, you know, integrating into the real lives of people, changing the lives of obviously e-commerce, which Jeannie kind of talked about, but then went into things like education and other things. The weather data is a big deal. I'm looking for interesting moves to see how the weather companies roll within IBM's cloud group, either which should be more prominently featured. I think that is a story that's not being told. I think that's a story that's compelling. And I think it's an example of IBM winning with their own stuff. Well, this is classic IBM, I mean this transformation. And to your point about strategy, it's been spot on since really Jeannie took over. Now, there's been pain. We talked about it the other day. When IBM lost that deal to Amazon and the CIA, that was a wake-up call. They had to go out and spend $2 billion on SoftLayer, which as you pointed out was parametal hosting. Remember, I was critical of that deal at the beginning. Well, but IBM said, okay, we're going to have $2 billion for essentially parametal hosting, but that's going to get us started. We're going to pour money into that. We're going to bring a Blue Mix layer, take the WebSphere playbook, repeat that for the IoT and the literature. Well, they needed IaaS and the infrastructure as a service. The SoftLayer was a pragmatic deal. It wasn't like a game changer. It was table stakes. Blue Mix can change the game, and Watson's driving a lot of Blue Mix action right now. So you got to look at that now as a fundamental building block. So what they said was, okay, we need a platform that we can invest in, and they have, and they purchase companies to compete with Amazon's different component. They got something to compete with DynamoDB, you know, they get clever, safe to compete with S3, so they brought in a bunch of components, and you know, that's always a challenge, but they're spending R&D money there. They've got the money to spend, they're doing. That's the one thing about IBM and Oracle, they invest unlike HP underheard, which really didn't invest. So, okay, got that. And they said, okay, we're going to focus on strategic initiatives, right? And that's been painful. We're going to get rid of the microelectron, we're just going to pay somebody to take the microelectronics business. We're going to jettison our x86 business. We're going to transform this outsourcing business, which was your mess for less, into this, you know, analytics and- It's a great analysis. And, right? It's a great analysis. And you're an industry analyst? Yeah, thank you. And cognitive error. So they've done that, now they've hit this 40% milestone, right? They're 40% of their businesses through strategic initiatives, and they're just barely flat in revenue year to year. So now, I think again, it's symbolic, Ginny comes out. We're at World of Watson. I would expect, next quarter, to see some growth. They got a blow through that 50% mark, you know, and keep driving- They need a flywheel. Right now, the thing, you pointed out in the opening segment, you said, the way they're hiding the revenue or not reporting the revenue, it's early, they're incubating this business. Today's, I looked at it as the launch of Watson and the way they pulled it together. But they got to incubate this. We heard a lot of experimentation, a lot of curiosity, a lot of creative, a lot of services. So I'm sure they haven't found their groove swing yet, but I think once the flywheel kicks in, they'll start reporting the Watson numbers. So I don't think- Yeah, I agree. They're going to be wanting to show that card right now. The other thing that was interesting was Michelle Paluso, the new CMO, she talked about, well, look, we could go out and do these big, smarter planet campaigns on TV, and IBM will surely still do that. They're just good at it. But she said, we have to transform our marketing for the digital world. Yeah, and then I have some notes here. And she said, I asked the brand question, we need a crisper, harder-hitting messaging. That's one of her mandates. Marketing attribution around ROI, return for the client experiences, multi-touch omnichannel activities, recognizing that the old way is shifting to a new digital platform. I love the message there. I think she's right on the money. Consumer front and center to IBM, a consumer-oriented messaging, not the B2B, your grandfather's IBM, they're going to really take a consumerization approach. You can already see it. And finally, they're going to hire new talent, they're bringing in new talent, and I think that's the strategy.  So financially, as you know, I've talked about this a lot, IBM has propped up its stock price with stock buybacks and dividends. People criticize IBM for that, but buying your stock back, if it's undervalued, is a smart move. You know, we'll see if it's not Warren Buffett, obviously thinks it's undervalued. So it's been under under pressure lately, but it's been held up. Two thirds of IBM's free cash flow goes back to buying stock back, taking stock off the flow and dividends. Okay, well if it's an undervalued asset, that's a good move. I have no problem with it either, as long as you're investing in R&D, which IBM obviously does. So the question becomes, okay, will revenue growth occur, and will that prop up the stock price and reduce the need to keep doing those massive buybacks? What do you think? I agree, first of all, I think that the financial engineering side always gets talked about on Wall Street. It's inconsequential. Buying back stock's fine. It's not inconsequential. Well, if they have free cash flow and the stock's undervalued, your point's legit, I'd buy that. The issue is that IBM has an execution risk right now. The big elephant in the room is they're culturally transforming, okay? You have now multiple product lines trying to be jammed down into a set of solutions down to the individual and industry level, and they're trying to bring in some new blood. Can they execute through that with a new rebranding, with the new IBM? It's going to be a challenge for the big, as they say, the big aircraft carrier to try to move and make a quick turn here. So I think that's the only area that I would be super critical of is on the execution side. Well, you love the Michael Delquo, go bigger, but go home. IBM's going big. Well, look, we always speculate Oracle, IBM, VMware. Oh, they're dying, someone has to die. And it's transformation, we're in the media business. Someone has to die. Something's going to be dead. But I think what's going to die is the people who aren't innovating. IBM has a ton of cash and a ton of customers. They're not going anywhere. So, you know, as far as their longevity, they're in a good spot. So it's not like they're in turmoil at all. I think the IoT thing is a brilliant move for them. I said yesterday on my tweet that it could be the wrong strategy to go over rotate and get ahead over your skis with the security kind of climate with the hack last Friday. That's a huge thing. I think that might slow the psychology, the buyer down in terms of deploying IoT. So that's an area to watch. Although Dion Newman was like, what are you talking about security? I go, it's not, let's say your security, it's the climate of security. CIOs, when they hear hacks from surface area of IoT, the first thing they do is they stop. Well, we should talk about that for just for a second. So that hack that occurred last week, the last weekend that took down Twitter and- Yeah, last week. Barthas and Amazon last week, it was, you described it as basically a kitty script, but they attacked DVRs and IP cameras that had factory passwords, factory set. So when the user changed the password, the vulnerability was you could still go in and hack the factory set of passwords. This is so dumb. And these are these devices out of China.  But how do you control it? You got millions of these devices out there. In the old days, you do port scans and you find open port, you get in. Knock, boom. Yeah, it's around the old perimeter script. But we've been talking about this on theCUBE. There is no perimeter anymore. You have a perimeter-less environment. You have an increased surface area with IoT. And this is a latest example, front and center of the easiest kitty hack of all time, on a default password. But you were kind of tough on that. You said it was maybe the wrong strategy. What did you mean by that? I mean, from a marketing standpoint, if they are pushing IoT heavily into a market that might have a sentiment of risk, you might not want to over-rotate on that investment, of messaging and being too hype on IoT. I think certainly IoT is going to be a big deal. But if you think about the psychology of the IT guy right now, they're trying to change the airplane engine out at 35,000 feet, just in their own business. Now rolling out IoT is a little bit as a heavy lift. It's a lot of work. Now with a security looming hack that shows that, hey, you don't know, those devices were from the manufacturers. That's not the IT guy's fault. That's the manufacturer's fault. And the default password. I think the value's going to overwhelm that risk. Just like the Snowden, when Snowden came out, everybody's like, oh, Cloud, hold on, and Cloud just keeps exploding. I think there's a bump in the road. It's going to go fast, but the question is, how slow does it slow down? Does it impact the adoption of IoT? Everyone will tell you, and we agree, IoT is a home run. There's no doubt industrial, analog businesses are going to be coming in with digital. That's going to happen. Question is the surface area. The other interesting dynamic there is not just the IT people, it's the operations technology people and the engineers. Engineers becoming developers, which is a whole new persona. This whole business is exploding. So that's why I think massive opportunities for IBM. I think a rising stock price is a tailwind for you. And I would expect this company's going to start really motoring. Here's my tell sign. I look at IBM right now. It's great stuff. I feel good, the Kool-Aid injection with Ginny today was great. I feel good about IBM's messaging and all the things coming together. Here's the tell sign. Bob Pitchiano's vision of insight economy is totally legit. I buy that 100%. The proof points that's going to come out of that have to be use case examples of demonstrable value creation, whether it's a startup that comes out of the woodwork, some kid in a dorm room, or someone who's working on their own full-time startup or an innovator that takes a unique twist to a workflow and creates an insight and can build a business and create wealth around that. That would be, if we start seeing those kinds of examples, not kind of the low-end examples, but a real pop of value. I mean, look at Airbnb and Uber. They're the poster childs of the sharing economy. So they need to see some of those kinds, not, I mean that's a unicorn, but they came out of that economy. But that's when the insight economies work. When you can say, hey, that kid changed the landscape of an industry because they changed a feature of a workflow because of some insight, automated it through cloud at it and created value. So IBM's got to hit an inflection point on the volume of its cloud business and its SaaS business. It hasn't hit it yet. And you can tell from the gross margins. Gross margins actually drop. You would think as they shift to a SaaS model that margins are going to increase. I predict that they will. They just haven't yet. And that's a sign that they have not hit that critical mass. You know, like I think Amazon has, clearly Microsoft is hitting that as well. And I think IBM will. It's just maybe going to take a couple more. The other thing I liked, we had Inder Paul Bandari, Chief Data Officer at IBM on. He was going down kind of a geeky road by talking about deep learning data science. IBM's got the CDO chops. They have 10 years of legacy in this industry with the show. Information on demand started 10 years ago. It's the 10th anniversary of essentially the data shows that I'd call it. So now Watson show really kind of encapsulates the 10 year run of them being in this business. So it's not like they woke up and said, hey, let's do the Watson show. So I think it's going to be very interesting to see how it all plays out. I love that interview. I love his framework. I'm not going to go through it now because it's getting late. But he, I think laid out what a CDO, Chief Data Officer has to do to be successful those five things. What do you see for IBM to do next? Obviously come out of the show, what are you looking for them to do? Well, I mean, to me, it's around that relationship between cloud and Watson, right? Those, it's like peanut butter and jelly. Those things got to scale together. And IBM has made the statement, we will not put Watson on anybody else's cloud. It's our Watson, right? So that's a- But yet we heard they want to share Watson. It's through APIs. But that's a significant competitive advantage. If you want to get Watson, you got to go to IBM's cloud. And to me, that's how they get- I thought Nancy Pearson had an interesting insight. She said, we were kind of debating around cloud and Watson and she said, it's the both sides of the same coin, meaning cloud guys talk tech developer and our tech. Watson talks business. So I think that's to me, what I'm looking for, see how those conversations increase. So that's what I'm going to look for. And of course, they get the World of Watson event, developer event, November 9th in San Francisco. We're going to, I'm going to try to make it there with the, bring the cube there if we can. And we'll probably see a bit of variety of different events and I'll see out in the field. So just overall, great event. I give them a good solid A on this stage. I'd say, you know, good A, not A plus, but I'll give them a nice A. What will you give them? Give them a letter grade. I would say it's an A. I think, listen, I loved insight. I thought IBM insight was one of the better shows that we did each year. And I thought this exceeded traditional, the historical insight shows. You know, there's still, I mean, they put a good prism on, you saw everything through the Watson prism, but there's a lot of other stuff behind it. You know, the old, the legacy IOD business, the Cognos business. I mean, it's still, still a lot of different stovepipes that IBM has to bring together. So a lot more work to do. But it was a great show. Cognitive is the key message. Awesome new cases. Cognitive is the key message. Well, Dave, great to host with you again. We've been kind of on different show runs here for a while, but great to see you. Thanks to all the guys here. Seth and Patrick doing the IBM videos out there.  So look at eagle.com live blogging. Burke doing the crowd chat. And thanks for watching here at theCUBE here live in Mandalay Bay. Thanks for watching. See you at the next show.


So here we are. We're live. We're live. And we've got some surprises for Rick. What's up YouTube land? Merry Christmas. Thanks for stopping in. We recorded a video for you a little bit earlier when we were doing presents at the In-Walls but their internet didn't do as well as it should have so I ended up folding off on that one. But basically wanted to come at you guys and say Merry Christmas and happy new year in advance. We'll probably do something on Sunday but basically they've got me something that they want to share with me and wanted to record it online. So I'm not sure exactly what it is they got me but I guess we're gonna find out here in a second. So hopefully it's just as exciting for you guys as it is for them. So what do we got going on? Alright so we're opening up this little one here and this is kind of weird. I wasn't playing on doing presents online in front of God only knows how many people might be watching it eventually. Oh cool. So at first I was like oh your mom didn't get it for me but it looks like I got it so there's my extra pipe clamp there so I can do my discharge temperatures when I'm doing the rest of my field piece probes and stuff. So thank you babe love you. You're welcome. And there's 20 people online right now. 20 people online? Yeah so Merry Christmas guys. Merry Christmas all you guys. You can always back it up and play it back to you. I just basically wished you guys all Merry Christmas and all that stuff and basically we just did the in-law stuff so now we're doing stuff with my dad and my kids which over here's my dad. Hey Rich. My daughter Brielle, her boyfriend Caleb, my daughter-in-law Katie, and my son over here to the side. Well I'm getting dizzy. Hi Ethan. Oh and guess who's on Brielle? I'm not saying but yeah so hey stay on. We've got a special surprise for you. Okay um yeah open that first. I can't tell you we got 27 on. 20 people so far. 27 26. Good grief you guys made this out of some funky. Well Brielle wrapped it not me. This this will be no no help to you whatsoever. That'll be neat for the studio. That'll be neat. Show you what you got. So we've got Monster LED lighting so we'll probably do some sort of up lighting in the studio area so that'll make that look cool. It looks like it's got a remote possibly is that? Yep. So it looks like we can change to different colors so it's gonna make things look really cool in the background so I guess we can't quit doing the livestreams now. Oh just Russ just said where's the socks? The socks are right here. You want to show them in your underwear? The best socks that you can get is Goldo. Goldo. Goldo. These are my favorite. They're the thickest ones out there. They protect your feet. They're awesome. Not sponsored. The Goldo. You can sponsor us. You want to become a sponsor otherwise you're the best sock world either way. We like them so got that. Got awesome shirts all kinds of under armor. Some really cool yellow stuff. Unfortunately I don't get to wear stuff like that. You may see that on a stream soon. Got got this here too. Okay well let's get to the grand finale here. Now take your time. Not that much time. And you won't be able to tell what it is when it opens the box right? Okay and just so you know Braille facilitated all of this. I just I helped in the very beginning and that's it. Alright be careful. Remove thin plastic. Oh sweet. That's what your lights are actually for. Did you get a hold of that guy? Yeah this is from Rich. He made this for you and he actually just got on the live stream and was watching. Awesome. So yes thank you Rich. This is amazing. Wow. He got it done in like a day. Yeah he did it in a day. I'm so impressed. Oh that looks so amazing. Yeah. So that's what the lights are actually for to go back behind it. So they go back behind it. Ike said nice going Rick. Is it stainless steel on it? Sweet. Yeah how cool is that. Figure it might be nice to sit behind you on your live stream. It's got the protective cover on it to protect it so when they glaze it out. Um Rich said Merry Christmas. Thank you Rich. Awesome. Yeah thank you so much Rich. This is beyond words. You guys can kind of see what it looks like basically. Pulled plastic off. Huh? Pulled plastic off. Laser protection stuff. Yes. It's a little bit difficult sometimes. It's neat they broke it under locks too like that. Well that's what he does is metal work. Yeah. And they used a laser not a plasma. That's really difficult. I don't know. It's just a coating on it. Yeah. The hold of this. Get on the side here. Ike says it's fine because now you have something similar to Chris. Yeah. Well Chris probably got this from Rich. It's shiny. That looks so cool. That is from Rich. It's shiny. That looks sweet. Oh, whoa, that makes a huge, wow, that completely changes it, doesn't it? Oh yeah. I'll probably do this because I don't want to scratch it up. But yeah, that looks sharp underneath there. Wow. Rich, I don't know how you made this, but it is beautiful. Oh, wow. That's not even the same.  Yeah, the backside's not the finished product. The front side is. So. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh, wow. No, that is sharp looking. Wow. That is so cool. Yeah, that's nice. That's nice. So, I worked with Rich and got a sign for ChrisMade. I've done one too? No, I made one. Ike and Rich did one for Chris. Okay, yeah. And Ike was saying that Chris just got his on Monday. So it was a surprise for Chris. Oh, I thought he already had it. No, Adam does, remember? Oh, that's cool. Adam has one. And remember, he showed it to us. I don't know any of these people have. Brad Newman says, it looks like it's a panel from a nice machine. Looks awesome, Rick. And those kind of. It's kind of hard to peel off, isn't it? Yeah, you have to pick it up for a minute. Yeah, I'm gonna be picking for a little bit here. That is so cool. It's really strong. And when, after you put the lights behind it, that is gonna even look so cool. I know when you showed me your YouTube room, you kind of had everything behind you. So. Yeah, that looks really cool on the back wall behind it. And it's the perfect size too. Yeah, that'll fit in really nice. Brielle and Rich were asking what size, and I was like, I honestly have no idea. I said, we don't need anything too huge, but you know, we'll definitely be able to see it behind.  Bye, Ike. Thanks for coming in, Merry Christmas. Oh, Chloe's got tape stuck to her. Yeah, she's kind of got a little bit stuck to her down there. She's like, I can't figure this out. Hello, stop. If you guys have ever run RAP to an ice machine, this is the same stuff, and it definitely takes some, stainless ain't cheap.  Now he's got even edges on the back of it, so it'll hook on the wall. Hey, Alexander, thank you, Merry Christmas to you too. Is there a way to see through all this on mine? Yeah, if you bring up the messages or what happened. Oh yeah. Let's do live chat. There you go, that would probably be the polish. He said it's polished, stainless. Yeah, it looks neat. The stainless comes in a covering like that, in the sheets. Chloe, get out of the box. Chloe. Here's Chloe, she's getting literally into everything. As per usual. Get a close up of this. Wow, that is so cool. It's a family project, to peel everything off. This thing don't ring in half time.  Sometimes it just feels like a voicemail. Yeah, that stuff is super sticky. Yeah, it's early protected. That is so nice. So many intricate cuts and stuff. Mm-hmm. And I... I shut it off like a couple of times, and found the... All I did... Oh, there it goes. All I did was found a thing online to convert my JPEG to a CAD file for Rich. Yeah, because this is... That's how he has to do it, isn't CAD. This is... Like we mentioned before, Laura's the one that actually designed the logo. Oh, she actually did it on one of her programs, I believe, for Cricket or something like that. And that was how it kinda came about. Because I mean, basically you've got the... Scopes symbol there, resistor, and a gauge kind of combined together. So, one more there. Oh, he stopped. Yeah, because my fingernails are short. So, wow, that is so cool. Merry Christmas, babe. Thank you, guys, appreciate it. So, anyhow, guys, we will see you probably Sunday evening. And I appreciate everyone for subscribing to the channel and stuff. I just wanted to come about, and we can switch it around to Laura here too, since she's kinda been on our live streams and stuff. Nope, not gonna do it. Yep, yep, you're doing it. It's still there, we're still live. This is your live, we're still live. We're still live. That's okay. All right, anyhow. Thanks, guys, Merry Christmas. Thanks, guys. I hope everyone's having a great Christmas out there. Be thankful for what you got. Just remember the reason for the season. Till next time, guys, we will catch you, hopefully on Sunday. Bye. See you later, bye. Woof, woof, woof.


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2020-2021 panini recon basketball 12 box case break pick a team number one full case break all card ship 12 boxes 10 packs 6 cards per pack and brand new product on release day so here you go guys thanks to everybody for getting in from david botterino and the hawks serenity love and the wizards if you see anybody here with little rooftops next to her name that just means they won that in a team random which is done right there and has been uploaded separately here is that list as well in person first break mojo stevie nice here let's do it and here's the case that we're going to do for the full case break guys on release day pop this thing open i'm going to pack stack i'm going to see howdy stack and depending on how i might do six i might do all 12 and then go through but we'll see we will see i said this is the first obviously time i've ever done this excited to do it with you guys tonight oh for sure it's all mine i hope i picked the one this is a card stock like absolute auto is on the same card stock so i might be under prepared so stevie who are we working with for you today sacramental kings or not sorry not sacramental kings my any heat right nice let's give you all the precious that she was he's still a king on this right they wouldn't have him updated directors yet he's actually stacked really nicely so i think we'll be okay all the preciouss oh you can just leave it next to the speaker there yeah you're good thanks man thank you so this should all be ripped by about the 15 minute mark so all 12 boxes by the 15 minute mark um if you are watching this on replay you can go ahead and uh fast forward to about that 15 16 minute mark so you can watch all the good hits it's true randy it's true you know it's crazy too randy you know what they say about last box mojo even more so for last case mojo and that's the last of the uh five star we have as of right now now will we get more most likely but that's all we got so the only thing that's guaranteed is that one last pick your team anything after that the mystery it's wondering are these on these cards thicker than absolute i can't tell by the look if they're 55 or just 75 that's kind of crazy russell westbrook sixth career triple double with 10 or more turnovers we call that a quadruple double like a bad version for the quadruple double or should like the 10 turnovers automatically take away one of the uh like his assists you know if he had 10 assists it should take away that like counteract it it's like automatically doesn't count as a triple double because it takes away the assist it's crazy to think about okay three boxes left like i said right around the 15 16 minute mark and we'll go through all the hits i think i put for this to go until 12 30 probably more likely until 12 15 i think that time that joe did for the four box break was kind of taking its time since it was probably the first break we did on youtube of this i expect to uh appreciate them a fair amount as well i think it'll probably be a little bit quicker than that full hour that i thought these cards are very thick it actually brings quite a bit of weight quite a bit of weight to these it's quite impressive so steve said he wanted to see a platinum i pulled up the checklist because there's a lot of like parallels evan brought me a nice one like he hit a luka earlier he's like what's the name of this i was like i don't know so we looked it up and i think it was called like a spiral hollow spiral or something like that so i'm sure we'll see that plus much much more in this full case break one last box to go this this is a box to start on it's possible for us to do this tonight for you very nice stuff sedique bay pistons to start travis melberg and demar de rosen bronze for the burrs and david baker you got obi toppen rocking the rim for the nicks carlos aguirre later do you have a good night patrick williams bowls randy luke and draymond to 199 warriors alafonzo mendoza onyeka at congo for the hawks that's a cool looking answer malachi flin for the raptors and lamello ball hollow hornets carl martinson uh you got isaac stewart beef stewart to 199 pistons travis melberg desmond bain for the grizzlies david barterino and zack levine hollow for the bowls i think it's a hollow here's a pink whatever that's called let's pull that up zion williamson maneuvers for the grizzly or sorry for the pelicans and paul morden that zack levine for the bowls was randy luke does so who's moving truth we get 55 we get 75s nicely at 55s okay so there's hollow spiral hollow pink hollow bronze and hollow that are non-numbered and there you go so now we know so those are the parallels that we're looking for okay so first upside down card is kareem main true potential signatures for the rilando magics rookie that is david barterino there you go david first auto for me out of this so that is a hollow robert woodard for the kings i like that as a fan of the rui hachimura lebron james lakers david barterino cj ellaby for the blazers and deal maladon for the thunder hollow uh cody westfield nice kevin durant there rookie review uh c l supersonics which goes to the thunder isaac coro for the calves and david barterino jay shantake and 49 debon boker phoenix sons david barterino nice denny avdija for the wizards mason jones for the 76ers lamar stevens for the calves and david barterino and tim duncan to 99 for the spurs david baker precious pink for the miami heat that is steve kim and jordan warah rookie auto for the bucks david barterino zion pelicans paul nordin and john meraint grizzlies and david barterino again cool nice first look let's go patrick williams bowls randy lute you got nicole avusovich for the chicago bowls randy lute isaas stewart for the pistons travis melberg james weissman that's out of 199 golden state warriors alfonso mendosa yannis for the bucks david barterino ashton higgins rookie auto 22 or 27 out of 99 for the timber wool shawmatic yeah he's pretty strong obi toppen for the nicks carlos aguirre col anthony for the magic david barterino nice john meraint grizzlies david barterino james weissman warriors alfonso mendosa and jade crowded 99 sons david barterino manual quickly nicks carlos aguirre sedique bay pistons travis melberg and erin gordon to 49 for the nuggets shawmatic the long right to 199 for the kings and uh zevi arm and sky's a limit zion for the pelicans paul nordin i don't think this is a case if it's a short print what is what is what did they say i didn't specifically say choice includes it says inserts but it doesn't call it a short print so i'm guessing there's numbered versions of it too but very cool looking card that's for sure you got nathan knight for the atlanta hawks david barterino jade mcdaniel's gold nine out of ten minnesota timber wool shawmatic congrats joel mb to 199 for the 76ers and mark ral manual quickly for the nicks carlos aguirre and gold six out of ten paul george for the clippers mark ral that is cj ellaby rookie auto for the blazers shawmatic james weissman warriors alfonso mendosa deal maladon to 99 for the thunder cody westfield and lamello to 199 charlotte hornets carl martinson steve curry warriors alfonso mendosa nice box so far it looks like some pretty nice color lots of good games but overall just great looking product zion williams for the pelicans and paul nordin rj hampton orlando magic david barterino michael porter jr to 199 for the denver nuggets shawmatic suddy fey for the pistons travis melberg and azadier tilman to 99 for the grizzlies david barterino isaac stewart pistons travis melberg isaac stewart pistons travis melberg again and we've got one of those private signing autographs it's robert woodard for the sacramental kings zebby arm and anthony edwards nice rock the rim for the timberwolves and shawmatic yannis for the bucks david barterino denil agall and r into 199 for the hawks and david barterino poku obi toppen for the nicks carlos aguirre and col anthony for the magic david barterino to 199 zack levine for the bowls randy lou james weissman for the warriors and alfonso mendosa you got sedique bay for the pistons travis melberg and sedique bay again for the pistons and travis melberg and savon lee pistons travis melberg auto rj hampton for the magic david barterino daniel ties to 199 for the bowls randy lou chauncey that's cool zavier tilman to 199 grizzlies david barterino paton pritchard celtics carl martinson still taking it all in tyrese halberton king's heavy arm and d brown for the celtics that is to 99 boston celtics carl martinson steve curry another one for the warriors there alfonso mendosa steve curry warriors alfonso mendosa and kevin dirant sky's the limit brooklyn nets carl martinson christian wood to 49 for houston david baker obi toppen for the nicks carlos aguirre and james harden to 99 thunder cody westfield john marant grizzlies david barterino and debon dotson for the bowls randy lou colanthony magic david barterino these are great-looking cards these are really really nice cards i was on the fence on them so you know in person feeling them and everything definitely over over the fence jared allen to 99 for the calves david barterino james weissman for the warriors alfonso mendosa and desmond bayne to 199 for the grizzlies and david barterino lamello base hornets carl martinson and mason plumley is our first auto for the box detroit pistons and travis melbert i know david you're stacking up on coal which i like him a lot so that's good precious ashua heat steve kim and elford paton to 199 for the nicks uh that is carlos aguirre paton pritchard celtics carl martinson and immanuel quickly to 199 nicks carlos aguirre anthony edwards base timber wolves shawmatic and jared allen for the cavaliers david barterino cool so that's the first half we got another six boxes to go guys oh another six boxes to go nicole yokich wow let me pee out of denver nuggets shawmatic john marant grizzlies david barterino and odoka as a boogie to 199 for the jazz david barterino remember guys all cards shit precious ashua for the heat steve kim and bruce brown autograph for the nets carl martinson paton pritchard celtics carl martinson isaac stewart pistons again travis melbert anthony edwards base timber wolves shawmatic and demarco rosen to 199 for the spurs david baker out of five ruihachi murrah green wizards serenity love i love me some rui congrats kyle larry out of 99 toronto rafters david barterino mason jones for the 76ers and mark ral rookie auto isaac coro cavaliers david barterino rj hampton nice spiral there that's that parallel i was talking about earlier for the magic david barterino john marant grizzlies uh david barterino uh lamar stevens to 99 for the calves david barterino tyrese haliburton for the king zevi arm and erin gordon to 99 for the nuggets shawmatic sedif bay pistons travis melbert jade mcdaniels timber wolves shawmatic luka donchich mavericks gin lee and marcus howard for the demmer nuggets shawmatic beef stewart to 99 for the pistons travis melbert or so 199 and jade mcdaniels timber wolves shawmatic john wall to 199 for houston david baker we got four boxes yeah the spirals are really cool okay we got four boxes left guys robert williams for the celtics and carl martinson desmond bain for the grizzlies david barterino lebron james for the lakers david barterino and jordan ward to 49 for the bucks david barterino isaac coro for the cavaliers david barterino and tyrese haliburton kings zevi arm rookie auto haliburton congrats beautiful card isaac coro cavaliers david barterino russel westbrook to 99 wizards serenity love jade mcdaniels timber wolves shawmatic luka donchich mavericks gin lee ben Simmons to 199 76ers mark rauw isaac coro cavaliers david barterino and sky's the limit donovan mitchell utah jazz david barterino maxi cleaver to 199 dalis mavericks gin lee james weissman warriors alafanzel mendoza facundo composite to 199 for the denver nuggets shawmatic and lamello ball hornets that is carl martinson jade mcdaniels timber wolves shawmatic patrick williams bulls randy lou savon lead to 99 for the pistons travis melberg desmond bain grizzlies that is david barterino patrick williams for the bulls again randy lou kawaii Leonard to 49 for the spurs david baker lebron james lakers david barterino and jokim noa chicago bowls randy lou two boxes left okay two more boxes to go let's finish with something big guys dylan brooks to 199 for the grizzlies david barterino immanuel quickly for the uh the new york nicks and carlos aguir bradley biel to 199 for washington and serenity love yannis for the bucks david barterino and urland's noel for the nicks carlos aguir that's to 99 luka donchich for the mavericks gin lee lebron james rock the rim lakers david barterino like that it's a cool looking card cj ellaby to 49 trail blazers shon maddox annual quickly to 99 for the nicks carlos aguir vernon kerry jr for the hornets carl martinson and poku there's some really nice inserts in this really nice inserts there's nothing i can really i can't really say anything negative like i don't see anything i don't like about it you got quinton richardson q phoenix suns edition good old q phoenix suns david barterino i think he has a uh podcast with darius miles alexey pokus fb to 49 thunder cody westfield and obi toppen for the nicks carlos aguir lamello bays for the hornets carl martinson and kevinder rant to 199 for the nets carl martinson down for the pelicans paul nordin jade mcdaniels timbrell shon maddox oh we got a redemption i know lamella's redemption in most products this year so let's see uh isaias stewart detroit pistons travis melburg that'd be a great way to end the box zavia tillman to 199 grizzlies david barterino yannis for the bucks david barterino isaias stewart pistons travis melbert steve curry to 49 warriors alfonso mendosa yannis bucks david barterino and anthony edwards nice one to finish it timbrell shon maddox okay one more hit to go guys that redemption let's put all of our hopes and thoughts into that to make it the lamello ball um steve said platinum is a one-on-one so lamello ball platinum please not too much to ask on release then okay let's check it out rookie script rookie recon signature blue that is hollow blues out of 99 for the base what about signatures is it also out of 99 recon signatures rookie recon signature rookie recon signature blue is out of no reds out of 99 blues out of 49 card 11 sadeek bay there you go sadeek bay detroit pistons travis melburg blue auto out of 49 to finish it off man there you go very nice out of 49 to finish it off obviously hoping it was lamello but travis there to close it out uh guys a little recap for you because we're a little we're a little bit over the 45 minute that we usually do for breaks but uh lamello zion sky's the limit jade mcdaniel's gold to 10 paul george to 10 lamello to 199 edwards kevin dirant edwards lamello ball ruiachi murr out of five huge fan of that card love that set looks so good edwards donovan michael oh that's an auto that should be a net stack edwards lamello lamello obviously um tyrese halliburton's james wiseman's lots of other stuff in that uh that i'm not going through but kareem main magic jordan warabucks nicole busavich bowls ashton hagin's timberwolves cj elby blazers nathan night hawks um robert woodard kings savon lee pistons d brown celtics debon dotson bowls jared allen calves mason plumley pistons bruce brown nets nicole yokech nuggets mason jones 76ers marcus howard nuggets robert william celtics tyrese halliburton kings jokim noah bowls quinn richardson sons sedique bay pistons out of 49 running kerry jr hornets and nerland and the well to 99 for the nicks there you go guys that was the break very nice product on release day first year of it that was 2020 2021 panini recon basketball 12 box case break picker team number one from jaspy's case breaks dot com i'm sean jaspy's case breaks dot com thanks for everybody hanging out we'll see you next time


So today, we are doing the Mountain Girl Artist Showcase. The event held in partnership with the Appalachian Center for the Arts marked the beginning of a month-long exhibit showcasing 30 female artists from the region. This is actually our third year doing an exhibit. Last year, in the year before, we were kind of low-key. We just kind of had some artists set up in the gallery. This year is a little bit different, we're jerd. And so people, we went in awards for their media that they're in, in visual arts. And so this year is so much bigger. We have over 90 pieces of art. We have art from Turning Point Domestic Abuse Center that we support with Mountain Girl. The Mountain Girl experience has been making a significant impact within the community. We've put our focus toward Turning Point Domestic Violence Services. And last year, we also gave to that cause as well as we gave to our Perry Cline West Care Emergency Shelter for Women and Children. And I'm really proud to say that last year, we were able to give $3,000 in donations to help women right here in this area. And that was all done by women in this area. Cancer, it's a very scary word. But an outstanding treatment facility was here at home. I was led to the Lawson Cancer Center. As a nurse practitioner at the Lawson Cancer Center, we are champions for our patients. I am so happy for Robert. The treatment worked. The Mountain Girl experience has become a pillar of empowerment, offering a platform for women to share their stories and experiences through various artistic mediums. Mountain Girl was formed from the brain of Chris Preston. She wanted to support women and showcase female artists. And that has really grown from just a one day celebration to now we've expanded to three days. And our main goal is Appalachian women helping Appalachian women. So whatever that looks like, whatever they need to do, we want to be strong role models for the little mountain mamas coming up and making sure that we're making a way for them to grow in their art, develop their art and be proud of who they are. The exhibit will be open on weekdays from one to four PM throughout the month of June. And additionally, the Mountain Girl experience is scheduled from June 15th to 17th.  People have kind of doled out different responsibilities and, you know, it might have been a little idea I had, but I think anybody else could have come up with this idea. I think we all knew in our hearts something like this needed to be done. The organizers are proud to champion women in the arts, but they emphasize that people of all genders are invited and encouraged to attend. Reporting from Mountain Top News, I'm Ethan Miller.


Hello everyone, my name is Matthew Gaddy and I am your Engineering Productivity Coach and time blocking is a great strategy for creating space for you to work on tasks with your undivided attention and that's what we're going to be talking about today. Tips, strategies and tools that I've picked up that I've read that will help you to use time blocks in a more effective and productive manner. The first tip that I have for you guys is eliminating distractions. We're going to go through a couple things that you guys can use to eliminate distractions before they happen when working on the time block and that's pretty much the first key number one. Eliminate distractions before they happen. If you're distracted during your time block time, that distractions won. So whatever you need to do, make sure that you are eliminating your distractions before that time. Some ways that you can do this is set a timer on your phone for that time block duration instead of just using your phone as a clock. Set your timer, put your phone somewhere else in your office and your desk somewhere else inside your cubicle so you don't have to look at it and just let your timer go off when your time block is done. Another thing you can do is put your phone in airplane mode or do not disturb mode so it's not going to be ringing and buzzing and chiming during your work time because you'll begin to think about that and what is this? What could it be? You want to make sure that all your focus and all your attention is on whatever you're working on. If you're using a computer, turn off all your email notifications, your email pop-ups or your chimes, the same thing with your phone. You want to eliminate all those distractions, all those things that can take your focus away before they happen. If you work in an office, one other thing you can do is to close your door to show that your coworkers, hey, not right now. If you work in a cubicle, another thing you can do is just hang a piece of paper on your wall that says, I'm working on X, Y, and Z at this time. Please do not disturb. Come back at this particular time if you have any concerns. What you're doing with this particular sign is saying, one, don't bother me right now. But two, if you really do have something, bring it to me at this time and I can give you my full, undivided attention. This is just a way where you're making yourself unavailable, can make you more available in the future. Not right now, but definitely later, I can give you all my full attention. The last tip that I have for you guys is to put at least 20 minutes of space between the end of one time block and the beginning of another. The reason we want to do this is so that, one, our brains have time to synthesize the information that we've absorbed in the first time block, and two, to give our brains time to relax before the beginning of our next time block. Think about your brain as an actual physical muscle.  You want to give it time to relax, time to cool down, time to build the muscle and synthesize the information before you throw it into another workout focusing on whatever your next task is. When you allow yourself that space, you'll begin to reduce mental fatigue. You'll begin to have times where you understand what's going on at a deeper level because you have time to allow that information to set in.  Make sure you have a space in between your time blocks of about 20 minutes. That seems to be a sweet spot. Any more than that, any less than that, you begin to have some of the negative effects. So there's just some of the quick tips that I have for time blocking. If you have any more questions about how you should apply time blocks, leave them down in the comments below and let me know if you guys want to see another one of these. I literally have like four pages of tips for time blocks, but I wanted to make sure that I was hitting the highlights, the things that will make the most impact on this one. But if you want to see another video, please let me know. I'll be glad to provide them for you and I will see you guys in the next video.


Welcome to another episode of XO's Heroes so basically we're here to review three new heroes which is pretty much very unexpected because we were expecting who? We were expecting Nemaris to come along so then they dropped this on us so I'm not sure what the devs are really up to but this actually was already teased but I think this is this is actually a wrong timing for this banner to drop okay because again I really don't you know they don't have this you know these set I think is good but right now in terms of if you're going to build momentum in terms of interest with the player base I don't think this is it so this actually is pretty much you know very off of what we're expecting so anyway Nemaris I think will come after this one but you know might as well review it while it's here right so let's start off with a new hero update okay so new heroes from new nation has been updated so confirmed we have a new country or nation called pedas a new nation pedas again another general that we have so these three are pretty off Dana and Lang so again this was discussed in my in a teaser that I discussed a while back I'll put a link up there if you actually want to see that teaser but before that guys I highly encourage you to join our discord server for any discussions on exos heroes okay proceed now with what we have here so the period would be tomorrow update up to April 1 which is April Fool's so they've really fooled us fooled we are okay I really don't mind this update but more than I don't mind these heroes but the timing is really off so for pre pretty off again is it pre or pre PRI or pre okay anyway it's pretty off head of belly and house okay he's a general of this group so as an air to the one pedas most influential family so as I can see his design is basically he's a high royalty elf so pretty off was again spelling guys spelling spell check because seer here it's pre PRI a PR E now it's PR I so it was born mute okay I had to enjoy even through many hardships without the gift of speech so a mute swordsman which I think has a very good skill he is the ruler he's the head of billion house so let's proceed to his skills so first and foremost a very long passive first he has thrust through the so deals damage to attacker upon taking damage 30% afflicts the attacker with stun up for 5 to 12 turns based on the current health when the attack hits gains mana that targets 80% or help them removes okay breath of mana is over over time effect front row allies permanently gain one mana so build formation is his unique passive I think so mark build mark grants build formation to an ally with lower defense than self again I think that he is similar he's with a similar build to to shoe fracken shoe fracken also has thrust and his his unique passive is based on defense as well start of the turn increase health of the mark ally by 50% of the targets defense okay so health increases of allies based on his defense 50% of the targets defense for each build formation mark on all allies so more or less the health of your allies scales based on his defense and based on the number of build formation mark on all allies so 50% effectiveness for back row heroes okay at this point we all have a different interpretation of this one but from my guess it scales off again his defense and for each formation mark on all allies so your best guess is also my best guess I don't want to elaborate on this because it will be you know arguing throughout throughout this one so next would be life and death over time effect increases health and defense of all allies by 10% and block of front row allies by 5% of defense okay good as well increase health and defense pretty much a defensive you know defensive general and increases health and defense for both okay more or less if I may compare again he's kind of a mix of mix of Shufraken and Garf so he make they mixed you know they mixed both of them and they got this one so next would be undisturbed mark increases own block value by 30% okay this is good because it increases the mark value his own mark mark increase own block block value by 30% if there are three or more allies in front row at the start of battle okay so basically he scales his defense 30% of his base defense if if your front row has three allies at the start of the battle so they should be alive I think doesn't mention here that probably they could be okay if they died but you know it doesn't mention here that they should be alive so anyway as long as you have 33 on the front this would trigger okay next will be his S1 which is silent trio so it's required mana 2 deals 375% damage to one enemy so it's single target spell so special turns one enemy except the target with the highest attack that is afflicted by status effect for five turns okay if the skill hits an enemy affected by any status effects okay let's read this for a while stuns one enemy except the target okay with the highest attack and it's not affected by status effects okay so there are exemptions to the skill the lowest attack will be affected and and not affected by status effects okay so more or less your squishy characters would be our squishy heroes would be affected by this one that's it so sorry not your squishy ones the lowest attack of the enemy heroes will be affected by this one and also should not be affected by status pretty much very tricky because there are a lot of conditions to this one I don't know I don't know it'd be good could be bad at this point I think I'm leaning towards me meh not really good because that's a lot of conditions and usually you don't you don't get to measure who was the highest attack and who's not easy you can measure you can check if they're not affected by status effects but in terms of attack not sure okay for here for his S2 you have three deaths so deals 255% damage to all enemies mana required is for no burst skill so I don't know guys pretty much more or less first impression is kind of I'm kind of the fence with this one in terms of what it can really contribute probably there they'll throw in a god tier you know god tier FC for this one to make this better but again I don't think he'll be used right now especially with the meta going crazy with FC Schmidt soon going to be in the top of the meta but I'm not sure if he has a place right now so better move on to the others so let's reserve our you know I'll deserve him for you know the future just in case he gets another god tier FC so we'll wait for him but for now he is just their you know collection for people I'll tell you later if this banner is is you know their banner is is worth your poll okay next would be dana so innocent delinquent delinquent girl a delinquent innocent and delinquent I don't know if you could put that together but I'm sure you can't an innocent girl who never loses her smile okay yeah pretty much smiles very very big smile she's probably a witch why she has a broom so loved by anyone blah blah why the pure okay dana let's move on to your skills okay passive is mana absorb threes removes enemy buffs and gains mana one mana gains mana one additionally if health of target is at 80% or more removes one mana from the target and gains mana one mana to self if health of target is at 30% okay so that you're your basic mana absorb next would be your zephyrus broom okay her broom her broom has a name zephyrus okay cool required managed to all deals 63% damage to all enemies it has a damage it says overtime effect a flicks target with burn dealing 39% damage every turn for two turns nah there are a lot better skills than this one anyway for your for s2 you have their wind duster okay so required minus three deals 525 damage to one enemy again not a burst burst spell so special if the caster has build formation mark deals 250% additional piercing damage kind of interesting kind of interesting I think so I think so but again this is dependent on if you bring her with pretty awful so let's move on to Lang Lang is a you know is a cat I think so so my daughter will you know will be excited with this with this creature so miss mythical beast of belly and so no one knows what Lang really is but I think it's a cat it's a big furry cat so anyway it's good that now we have you know we have we have creatures in and the heroes so we have we had a loom then we have Lang so it's a good start I think we could we could do more with the creature thing in in XO zero so again very good I like this design the fat cat sorry anyway let's go next to his passive the passive mana utilization three increase attack base on mana count this is actually good this is one of one of the better passives that we already have and so his his or her I'm not sure if his or her hunting instinct so passive mark if the caster has build formation mark afflicts hunting instinct mark on target when own attack hits so it's like prey so when you afflict someone on the other side they get hunting instinct per see I told you so it's a cat okay afflicts sleep to enemies with three or more hunting instinct marks for seven turns so the enemy should have three or more for them to trigger sleep and the removes removes all hunting instinct marks from the target nice pretty much very nice pretty much very nice I'm not sure oh he doesn't have damage over time so nearly nearly there nearly there anyway for his for his or her S1 cosmic cat see it's a cat it's a cat confirmed it's a cat it's a big furry cat deals 178% damage to all enemies record manage three okay and S2 would be I thought that was pooping snowball but no it's popping snowball sorry pooping snowball that could have been hilarious if they you know if they misspell this one okay popping snowball active to S2 record manage five so it's a burst spell this is good I think this this this hero is going to be good I'm going to pull for the banner because of this hero so all deals 375% damage to all enemies and also a burst spell very good I like I like Lang because you know better better passive and S2 than so again I think I'd pull for this banner even for this alone this is very unique okay so anyway precautions for you to more to pull on these these are your hero chance up so Lang is at 1% it's good he's at one Dana I'm not sure but I don't know why she's at 0.7 while Lang is actually I think better than her in terms of design in terms of kit pretty off is at 0.5 as well so like a fate core I don't know why they put out this you know this chance up chance up recruit this ridiculous ridiculous ridiculously low chance recruit so I'm going to pull probably I still I think have 7000 zest so more or less more or less I can pull 10 so in order to achieve so there are 28 core milder just for this one okay so that's basically it so you're asking me right now will you pull for this will you pull for this I'm saying if you know you're not me I don't think you should pull for this one I don't think I don't think this is a banner worth pulling at this point because right now I don't think you'll have even you know the protruding to use them but again for the sake of the love of the game I'll be pulling for this banner tomorrow probably have you know have a review on some of the heroes individually and more or less if you have you know zest guys I don't recommend you pulling for this one unless you really like the characters I'd like to pull for breathy off breathy off again wrong spelling so more or less if you like the characters if you like a design pull for them there at this point basically cosmetic so it's all it also happened to vagabond so which meant again when he got his SC he got crazy carries next I think with it with her FC so when she came out she wasn't used now it's their turn they're coming out now and I'm sure they they aren't going to be used but I think that breathy off will have a very let's see based on what they're putting out recently okay anyway guys that's it for me so more or less this is my review of the next heroes that are coming out so more or less put down below comment suggestions what do you think of these heroes and you like them aesthetically skill skill wise and your opinions as well okay anyway take care stay safe this is the warden and I'm out of here