Dun-uh-uh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh. Ay-yo. Well hello my friends and welcome back to my channel. Today we're gonna be doing a plan with me. We are working on March 19th through March 25th. I'm still unemployed, so like the plans are pretty sparse. But I wanted to use this. This is actually a new bundle from Coffee Break Planner. I actually just closed out my like last weekend. I closed out a massive planner giveaway including this. This is called the Emily's Beginner Bundle from Coffee Break Planner. And I wanted to utilize some of these in this week's plan. So this is kind of what I'm gonna use. I'll be using some other stuff too, but I will be leaving a link below to Coffee Break Planner as well as a coupon code for you guys. So in the bundle you get not my hair, ew gross. You get some transparent dots, some event stickers. These are like the little scallopy ones. There's some smaller event stickers. Some half boxes, which are like my favorite things. More scallops in different colors. You get these cute little crock pots, some medical stickers. You get some house stickers. Also like little farmers market box stickers. You get some laundry ones, some little pencils, some trash, and also these really cute teardrops as well. Just like good reminder kind of stickers. So I am gonna kind of use as much as I can in these this week and then just go from there. So yeah, and then I'll be using other stickers too. So all right, this is what I need. I'm always like, where is my little like clippy thing? It's on the front of my bundle. This is a washi sample that I've had for a really long time. I don't remember where I got the washi, but I wanna say I got it at Crafts Direct and St. Cloud, but I'm really not, I'm not 100% sure guys, but I figured this would go good with the color scheme I just showed you guys. So I've actually been really enjoying creating more content for y'all on my YouTube channel. I'm like in the throes of two different organization projects, which I'm hoping that at least one of them, if not both of them, get up by the end of the week this week, but I'm kind of just like at the tail end of the project. So I'm just like refining a few things and making sure it's what I want. And then if it is what I want, then I'll film like the final little reveal. And of course like all I do right now is watch organization projects on YouTube. And I'm like, man, my videos are so like unprofessional looking compared to these other people, but then I kind of like that too, because I just wanna be like real and show like not 100% perfection on the internet. I don't know. I don't know if you guys feel that same way, but I kind of do. First things first, actually today is Tuesday and Monday I already did a whole bunch of things. So I'm gonna use, I think maybe the pink and oops, I'm like a little medical thing. We'll use, I don't know, let's go with a green. Why not that over here? I had to call in my dog's prescription. So I did that on Monday. I did that kind of Monday-ish morning. So cute. I really like these little scallop boxes, by the way. Oh, also all the sheets that I'm showing you can buy individually if you don't want the full bundle, just FYI. Ah, here we go. Here's some from the plan to plan sticker code. All right, here we'll use like a little orange one for this. All right, so yesterday I was in St. Paul for a little while doing some things. And then after that, I like ran all the errands and did all the things. I think I'm gonna use from this little sampler, this like little credit card because I returned like all the things. All right, so then after that I did like all the returns. Ta-da, okay, that was good. And then I feel like something else happened that I can't remember. I'm also tracking expenses this month, so I'm just gonna write in here gas because I got gas yesterday too. And that was pretty late because my day was kind of long. It was kind of long, guys, but that's all right. So today is the 20th and it's actually a pretty cool day because it's my nephew's birthday, which is pretty awesome. So I'm gonna put in like a little thingamajig for him. This is the sheet I used last week from who to loli day. So I'm gonna put in this like little happy birthday situation up here, somehow incorporating this. I don't know, I'm not exactly sure what it's gonna look like yet, but we're just gonna go with it. All right, so it's Jackson's birthday. I'll just kind of put that in up here. Let's see which monster would be kind of cute. There we go. This monster is kind of cute. And we'll do like a little, we'll put the little happy birthday thing up here too because why the heck not, right? I didn't do anything this morning at all.  Yeah, cool. All right, I like the way that looks. That looks nice. So right now I am doing a plan with me. So let's put that in. I'm gonna do possibly some other filming today, but we'll just fill this in for right now. And we'll use from the plan to plan sticker code, a little planner guy. All right, and after I do this, I need to edit. So I'm gonna use this little like movie marquee thing and write edit. So we'll do that a little bit later in the day. Oh, and yesterday I actually had to do unemployment stuff, so I'll put that in here.  So let's try that one again. There we go. I fit all the letters in this time. Wow. And I did that yesterday as well. All right, and then tomorrow is take the trash out day. So let's see, which color do I wanna use? Let's do pink. Why not? So take the trash out. I'm also going to clean out the fridge as well because I don't think I have much in there, but it's always nice to just have a reminder, give a little once over and all that good stuff because, you know, that's how things creep up on you. So I'm gonna use these from Planner Press and it just says clean fridge, put that right there. Oh, I need to text my friend Amanda today. I totally spaced and did not remember to do this yesterday. Whoops. Sorry mom, if you're watching, I haven't texted her yet. I will text her right after I'm done doing this. Here, I'll use these because I can like check it off when I'm done. It will make me like feel better about my life choices. I just have to ask her a question about something. So I will get that handled and hopefully I'll get my answer today as well. Anyways, so when I do unemployment on Mondays, typically my payday then is Wednesday. So I will put that in here as well.  So I'll use one of these little payday stickers from here and it's just like a nice little reminder guy. Here, I'll use the like little stitchy one. That's cute, right? So, and I just have like a little direct deposit thing that happens with the unemployment. Also tomorrow I'm gonna be paying my mortgage online. So I had to pay my mortgage and I also pay my HOA. So I just kind of do it on the same day because they're both due on the same day. So I have these little house stickers from that Emily bundle. And let's see here, let's use a, I don't know, let's use a yellow one. All right, I'm gonna do it this way. Because you know, gotta make it extra fancy. All right, house payment and my HOA. I'll just pay all that tomorrow. Kind of center this a little bit, put my little house guy on there. Looking cute. Okay, so then laundry, I usually do on Fridays. So I'll just put that in on Friday. Sorry about all the dinging. Things are happening. I think I'm gonna go with maybe a green. Why not? Let's go with a green. So I'll put that in on Friday as to what we should be doing. And something fun that's happening on Saturday is I have a planner meetup, which is awesome. All right, so the planner meetup is going to be in Woodbury. It's just a suburb of the Twin Cities here. I'm gonna use my little stickers. People ask all the time where I got these. Unfortunately, it's a shop that no longer is in business. So sorry, but I love them. So I still use them. Okay, so it's at 12. So I'll put it like this. Cute. There we go. And then I think I'm gonna take one of these again. Since it's a planner meetup, I can just put the little planner on there. That looks super cute. And I did get these from the last planner meetup I went to, which was kind of fun. All right, and I'm still vlogging. So I'm gonna put that in.  Right there, up here.  And I would totally use these right now, but I'm on a no spend, so I'm trying to use up like all the groceries I currently have. But I think maybe Saturday, Sunday, I might need to go out and get some like fresh groceries, but I'm really not sure. And the only other thing I didn't use were these little pot things. I'm obviously making like all the dinners and lunches and breakfasts and snacks and all that here. And then I didn't use these yet. What I like to use these for, I know it might be TMI, but what I really like to use these for is this will actually be happening next week, is to mark, like I put like a little dot when I'm like on my period, because I can never remember when it happens. And so I swear like every time you go to the doctor, they always ask you like when's the last time you had your period and I'm like, I don't know. So then I like go back in my planner and look to say like, oh, it was like Thursday through whatever, like March 22nd through, I don't know. Like it just helps me, but you could notate these for like other things, like if there's certain days that you have certain things going on or maybe something you need to prep for or whatever, like I don't know, I just, I really like these, these are really nice. So I'm not gonna use these today, but I think that tomorrow, for the most of the day, I'm gonna be job searching online. So I'm gonna put in job search. So these are like perfect for like anything, like paperwork related. So I'm gonna be kind of job searching tomorrow. Pretty much the whole day, but I'm just putting it down there because it's more aesthetically pleasing to my eyeballs. As for like Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, I don't know what's going on. I mean, I know I have that planner event to go to, but beyond that, I really don't have any other like big plans, which is kind of nice, right? Just kind of like gathering my things and putting stuff away because my table always looks like a hot mess when I'm done with this. Oh, I was gonna use this. Maybe I will use, still use this. I was gonna use this here and put in a little, a little J for my pal, for my little pal Jackson for his birthday. Well, maybe I'll do this with like the little green. Here we go. This is from the cool for school book. And there is an Aaron Condren link down below for you guys as well. Ta-da-da-da! All right, I just put a little J because it's cute and it takes up space. Why not, right? Right, guys? Right, okay. So I am gonna go. I thank you guys so much for hanging out with me today. I really appreciate it. If you liked the video, make sure to give it a thumbs up. If you have any questions about anything, feel free to post them down below. I will link all of the shops that I can find of all of the things that I used. Again, the coffee break planner. I don't even have all of them sitting right here, but they're pretty close. This is that Emily's beginner bundle and there is gonna be a coupon code down below for you guys. Plus, you can buy all of these sheets individually too if you're interested. If you wanna see more from me, make sure to hit that red subscribe button. And also, if you've already subscribed or if you just wanna know when I'm putting up future content, you can hit that little bell on the subscribe button and you'll get an email when I post. 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Welcome to Recall Roundup. Check to see if you have any of these recalled products in your home. Our first product is an Ikea high chair. It's the Antelope High Chair in Ikea is recalling about 169,000 of them. They're a fall hazard because this restraint buckle can come open unexpectedly and the child can fall out of the high chair. They sure can. In fact, Ikea has received eight reports worldwide of incidents, including three reports of children falling from the chair receiving injuries. They were sold not only in this white color but also in red and blue. If you do have one of these recalled Ikea high chairs, make sure you contact Ikea and you will get a free replacement seat restraint. Naturalizers recalling 6,100 pairs of these dare model women's shoes. The heels can lean from either side posing a fall hazard when worn. They were not only sold in this black color, they were also sold in gray, scarlet and nude at naturalizer stores between July and November of 2011. If you do have one of these pairs of naturalizer dare model women's shoes, make sure you return it to the store and you will get your money back. Big Lots is recalling nearly 44,000 of these five light floor lamps. The lamp sockets can become exposed posing the risk of electric shock. In addition, the recommended 40 watt bulbs for these lamps can generate excessive heat and they can melt the plastic shades. They were sold at Big Lots in 2010 and 2011 for between $30 and $50. If you have one of these lamps, make sure that you take it back to any Big Lots and you will get a full refund. That's Recall Roundup. If you'd like more information on these recalls or any of our other recalls, be sure to visit our website, SaferProducts.gov.


So let me leave it at that and leave Vivek with the problem of trying to explain how he stays alive during the course of his tenure with 175 CIOs going in all different directions. Well, let me open up by just talking about the the two faces of technology. So on the one hand what you have is an unprecedented time at which the American people have the ability to access their legislatures to access the process of actually writing the code that governs our country. On the other hand, you've got a divide whether it's the digital divide or actually the entire process by which legislation is created, language that no one can really understand, the average person doesn't really get. And also in the context of platforms, I'd like to talk a little bit about that, but in terms of the the opportunity as you saw President Obama during his election or campaign process, he was able to raise online over half a billion dollars with the average contribution being over under a hundred dollars. So he had the ability to mobilize an entire community in the same way we have a unique opportunity that hasn't really been leveraged, which is engaging the American people in the legislative process. In terms of thinking through, you know, how would you write pieces of legislation? How can you use these new platforms that have never existed before to really empower the American people? And how do we even rethink the process of actually writing legislation, having people improve it over time? Imagine a world where you've got almost like a Wikipedia as you think about some of these really, really complex issues. And as complexity increases, the way to solve it is to bring in the brain trust across the country to tackle on some of the most difficult problems. Yet I wish we had when it comes to spending a TCPIP protocol for how the United States government actually spends money. So a couple of issues that that I've been dealing with directly. I remember sort of day one on the job having to think about a common architecture of how we would track recovery spending across the country, a nationwide system. And what we learned very quickly was there wasn't a common architecture for program codes. There wasn't really a common architecture at the federal, state and local level. As a federal government through the legislative process begins to appropriate billions of dollars in funding. And we've done a lot more work in that space when it comes to usspending.gov. We just launched last month a new version, a new platform. And part of what we try to do is model that platform very simple, very much like a Google or a Bing or a Yahoo. Where you could literally go online, you could go online today and type the word wine. And you could see you'll get an image of a map, a national map that will show you where the United States government is spending money on wine. Which department? W.I. And which localities we're buying from. But the challenge has been it's taken so much effort on the back end. Because to your point and to what Tim was talking about in terms of how this funding is appropriated. So there isn't a common architecture as we think about how the government spends. Also, there isn't necessarily a common architecture when we think about performance. So after you move from policy formulation and where legislation passes to actually execution, where you're literally trying to implement programs, what we've noticed is a huge gap in terms of being able to shine light in those areas. So we've done that in a small part for the 76 plus billion dollars around the IT budget. Where we're literally putting online the picture of all the CIOs you're talking about next to the projects that they're responsible for. And how those projects are performing in terms of cost, in terms of schedule, in terms of the stated outcomes upfront when the agencies went in front of Congress to ask for that funding to really shine light so we can see and learn in terms of lessons as far as what works, what doesn't work, evidence-based approach to implementation. The other area in terms of platforms or recognizing is to Tim's earlier point, which is Apple created a platform the same way what we've done is we've created a platform called data.gov. And what data.gov does, it actually takes the vast array of storage or information that we have within the federal government without compromising national security or privacy of the American people. We're trying to democratize that information. And we're finding some really, really innovative uses of government data. We've talked about before the revolution that was unleashed when the federal government decided to release GPS data where all of a sudden you have GPS devices on your iPhone and the ability to navigate a new city or town or going to your local car store and actually getting a GPS device. In the same way what we're seeing, simple innovations. For example, the Health and Human Services Department for years has had a site called Compare, which essentially allows you to compare the outcomes, those hospital compare which allows you to see customer satisfaction in terms of patient satisfaction by hospital, outcomes by hospital. But it's one out of 24,000 websites in the US government and had very little foot traffic. As soon as we democratize that data and made it available in machine readable format, what happened is companies like Google and Bing took that raw data and Bing, for example, now if you go there and you search for Sibley Hospital or Shady Grove Hospital or any hospital in the country, right there you can see the patient outcomes of the hospital, how people have rated it, and that's really putting information, the fingertips of the American people so they can make intelligent choices. And we expect as legislation passes in different laws and different domains, imagine the ability to take that raw data or that information and think about the government almost like a platform in the context of a grocery store where anybody could take that data, mix the ingredients and create all sorts of magic. So we saw that not just with the data we released at the Health and Human Services level, but also FAA data. We've got a community of developers at RPI have built over 40 applications from applications that look at White House visitor logs and actually visualize who was visiting when and all the news stories associated during that time to taking data that has to do with the US government budget and looking at what were the hot stories at the time the budget was being deliberated. So there's unprecedented opportunity when we look at the intersection of cheap compute power and the deployment of broadband, which for the first time has given the American people a front-row seat to their government. Imagine what happened in the Agora. It used to be that people would petition their government by convening at the town center, a public square, whether it was to socialize or to discuss issues a day. Now anybody anywhere in the country has the ability to petition their government, to contribute, to challenge and to actually hold this accountable. And part of what we're trying to do is look at this in terms of the whole ecosystem from policy development to actually the legislative process when laws get passed. But most importantly, the implementation. How do we make sure that we're shining more light and releasing more and more information around the implementation part of the legislative process? Because once we know what works, we can continue to do more of that and divest from those things that don't work.


My name is Will Alden. I live here in South Boston, Massachusetts. I went to Bentley University. I work at Dell Technologies out in Hopkinson, Massachusetts, which is approximately 26.2 miles away from here. I went to Bentley University. I played baseball there for some of the best four years of my life, and then I moved on to my career, but still love baseball, still play baseball, still watching the Red Sox on TV and all the New England sports teams. And I'm just so excited to run the Boston Marathon this year. I played sports in high school and all growing up. I played baseball in high school, and then I also ran cross-country, I usually like to say, because I wasn't very fast and wasn't in very good shape. But I use cross-country really as just something to be with my friends and kind of spend time with the people that I like spending time with. And it was a good way to, because you would just go run for 45 minutes and you could just kind of hang out and talk. When I got what into college, it got to a point where my coach was basically saying that if I wasn't in better shape by the next season, by my sophomore season, that I wasn't going to be on the team anymore. And so running really became a way for me to continue doing what I loved, which was playing baseball. The love of running that I have now really stem from that moment of time where I was able to use running to continue to play baseball. And then I was, you know, continued on how to, what I would say, an underdog career at Bentley playing baseball, where I probably shouldn't have done very well, but I actually, you know, had a pretty solid career there. And then from then on, now not playing baseball anymore. I play on a team in the summer still, but running has still continued to become a part of everything that I do. And it kind of gives me a way to not compete, but I can kind of compete with myself and say, you know, I ran 10 miles this week, let's run 12 next week, and let's see if we can run it faster than we did last week. Running is definitely a huge part of how I try to stay in shape, but it's also just a way that I'm able to kind of get an escape and mentally keep myself strong. I wasn't always great at other sports because like I wasn't very fast and I wasn't all that strong either. But I was always like really athletic just in the sense that like I had good hands, like a football, like I could be, I was like a good possession receiver and flag football and like in basketball, I was like a decent shooter. So just like put me in the corner and I can shoot. Like I was always pretty good at everything that I did athletically, but baseball is really where I knew early on that that's the sport I one loved and two was the sport that I was best at. Once I really realized that I wanted to play baseball for, you know, whatever number of years I was going to be able to play. That's really when I started to focus on that. And luckily I grew up in a family that was really supportive of my my baseball playing pursuits and I was able to play in, you know, AAU leagues and summer leagues and travel all around the state and all around New England and in some cases all around the country. You know, I'd worked for 12 to 15 years trying to get better at baseball and it kind of culminates in a senior year that you can be really proud of and look back on and say like that was one of the best three months of my life. My love of Pedro really started from when I started to play baseball and when I started to love baseball myself growing up in a time when the Red Sox had never won the World Series. And then in 2004, I was in, I think, fifth grade and Pedro was such a huge part of of reversing the curse and having the Red Sox win. And it was like the Red Sox winning the World Series was like the greatest moment in my like elementary school being. And Pedro was such a big part of it that I was like, I love this guy. Like this guy is everything that like a picture should be. And I mean, I think I don't even know what year it was, but I had a picture of him on one of my birthday cakes.  Like he was just like everything that I wanted to be. And even from just like a there's so many standpoints that I love Pedro from. But like an on field perspective, like Pedro is always known for his like great change up and like the like no one could hit it. And the change up, honestly, is probably I probably got inspiration from him to throw mine. And that was the pitch that allowed me to continue playing in high school and continue playing into college. So like there's a direct correlation from Pedro to me being able to do what I love for as long as I could. How can you not love like watching Pedro pitch? He just he loved pitching so much that you had to love watching him. He always had that huge smile on his face. There's like the video of him getting like taped up in the dugout. Like he's just like so much fun and he just represents what baseball should be.  So, I mean, Pedro really is kind of from a baseball perspective, everything to me. The change up is really the pitch that allowed me to continue playing baseball. I would have never been able to be successful in high school. I maybe would have made the team, but I never would have been successful in high school. And I certainly wouldn't have played in college without this pitch right here. I've been holding it just like this for a very long time. Now, I don't really know how Pedro held his change up, but it doesn't really matter. The whole point is that it was a change up and Pedro really, I mean, he made his money with all his pitches and everything. But this change up is really the one that people remember. And when you see those little videos on Twitter, it's always this Bugs Bunny change up just kind of going crazy. And that really became my inspiration for throwing the change up. It really helped me continue pitching for as long as I could. And being that pitching and baseball is so important to me, and I loved it so much.  It seems simple, but it's really not growing up in the Boston area. The Boston Marathon is always just something that is there and you know about it. And then as you get older, you start to realize how special it is and how the opportunity to run the Boston Marathon is like such just like an incredible opportunity that not a lot of people get to take. And so being someone who now started running and I ran my first full marathon this past May. And so I was like, all right, well, the next logical step is to run Boston. Like, how could you not? And so I was actually hoping to run it next year. And then I was talking to a coworker who ran it this past year and is running it again this year. And she was like, well, what's the difference between next year and this year? And I was like, well, I guess you got a point there. So I guess we'll try to run it this year. So started looking around online as to, you know, what charities had bibs that I could run for and some a charity that I would have some sort of connection to. I don't necessarily want to just run for a charity. That means nothing to me. So I started looking around and, you know, there are a lot of the Boston sports athletes have teams that run for their charities. But Pedro is obviously stuck out right away to me just because of my love for him for pretty much my whole life sent in my application. You know, the explanation as to why I'd want to run for Pedro. I got picked and then here we are. So now it's kind of a best of both worlds where I get to run to represent a charity that does such amazing work and is headed up by such an amazing person. And I get to fulfill a bucket list item that I've been, you know, hoping to cross off for a long time with running the Boston Marathon. I've been to the marathon before and it's just like such a it's like more than an event. Like it is the city of Boston for a day and it really represents the city of Boston for what Boston is. You know, it's not like other cities where you just run the marathon within the city limits like this Boston Marathon really just ends in Boston. But it's a it's a celebration of the whole of eastern mass really starting in Hopkins and running through all those towns that you get to Boston. It's it gives people from all across the state an opportunity to to join in on an event that is so special and means so much to so many people. Everyone knows someone who's run the marathon, but not a ton of people have actually run the marathon and it got into experience the just the the outpouring of support that comes with it in that everyone that day is rooting for you. It doesn't matter the color of your skin. It doesn't matter where you're from. Every single person on the sidelines that day is rooting for you and you're the most important person to them when when you're running by. And it just seems like an experience that you won't really appreciate and understand until a day later, a week later, maybe months after the marathon when you look back and say, you know, when I took that turn on Hereford Street and then I took that turn on to Boylston and it's just rows and rows of people just going crazy and it's just it is just so Boston and it's such a celebration of of this city and the state. And then just the we're so lucky to grow up here to have that right here with us. But really, it's just going to be a moment that I'm going to cherish and I'm going to hopefully remember for the rest of my life.


Beyond Black, by Hilary Montell. Narrated by Anna Bentink. There are powers at work in this country, about which we have no knowledge. Her Majesty the Queen. Attributed. Chapter 1. Travelling. The dank oily days after Christmas. The motorway. Its wastes looping London. The margins scrub grass, flaring orange in the lights. And the leaves of the poisoned shrubs, striped yellow-green, like a cantaloupe melon. Four o'clock. Light sinking over the orbital road. Tea time in Enfield. Night falling on Potter's Bar. There are nights when you don't want to do it. But you have to do it anyway.  Messages from the dead arrive at random. You don't want them, and you can't send them back. The dead won't be coaxed, and they won't be coerced. But the public has paid its money, and it wants results. A sea-green sky. Lamps blossoming white. This is marginal land. Fields of strung wire. Of treadless tires in ditches. Fridges dead on their backs. And starving ponies cropping the mud. It's a landscape running with outcasts and escapees. With Afghans, Turks, and Kurds. With scapegoats. Scarred with bottle and burn marks, limping from the cities with broken ribs. The life-forms here are rejects, or anomalies. The cats tipped from speeding cars, and the Heathrow sheep, their fleece, clotted with the stench of aviation fuel. Beside her, in profile against the fogged window, the driver's face is set. In the backseat, something dead stirs and begins to grunt and breathe. The car flees across the junctions, and the space the road encloses is the space inside her. The arena of combat. The wasteland. The place of civil strife behind her ribs. Heartbeats. The taillights wink. Dim lights shine from tower blocks, from passing helicopters, from fixed stars. Night closes in on the purged ministers and burnt-out pedophiles. On the unloved viaducts and graffiti. Sample complete. Ready to continue?


Today, we're going to be going over all the Air Jordan releases set to drop this month in April. And I'm definitely excited because we got about 15 different releases and some of these might even be some of the best sneakers of the year. So let's go ahead and get started with sneaker number one and that is the Air Jordan 11 low cement gray. So these in particular, we talked about last month because we thought they were coming out and then release days kind of changed. So they actually ended up coming out today. People are watching the video a day late, but today is the first of the month. So these just dropped. What do you think about these? Are these a cop or a drop? But definitely cop. Definitely a cop. I like this shoe.  The color is clean to me. I mean, this is a clean shoe. It's a great summer time shoe. This is a great shoe. I don't know what it's going to look like at a 14. But those all whites I got in those that they don't look that big. The legend blue 11s. Yeah, those. I don't like the way they did the toe on that shoe in particular, but that's a whole another rant to go about. But this shoe is really dope shoe. I think in this type of situation, it's like get the shoe for retail. If not, maybe even try to find a pair that's been like worn once or twice and you can get it for like 140 bucks or something like that. What is retail in this? I don't know. I think it was 180 or 190 bucks. I'm guessing somewhere around there. It might have been higher. I don't know. But yeah, overall, I think it's definitely a cop great summertime shoe. But at the same time, I wouldn't go crazy for it type of situation. I would probably go crazy for it. You probably can find these at the store right now. But I wouldn't want to pay a lot over reach. That's what I'm saying. Like, you know, I feel like the price reflects like, oh, it's dope shoe. It sells out pretty fast paced, but not like crazy resell like it's accessible. You can still rock it with a clean fit all the time throughout the year. So I think that's a nice shoe. So this next one right here is a desert berry. Now this is a kid shoe. They do like youth sizes only and then women's sizes only, men's sizes only, family runs only. So they have all the different sizes. So this is an Air Jordan 5 low. Honestly, if they came out with this in a men's colorway, I would kill them. It would sound good. Yeah. The other part is a parent. If you get these for your kid right here, they're going to mess them up because they're the white. The white. But the white around your lip. They're going to be flying. They're going to be flying those shoes. Them shoes look good. Yeah. But yeah, it's an all white shoe pretty much for a kid. They're going to tear that shoe up. Yeah. So I'm trying to see on the outsoles in particular. Okay. It's kind of more of like a milky compared to like the icy blue translucent.  I think. But I think that's good that they did that. I don't think they should have. I think it's good that they did it for it too. But overall, definitely a really clean shoe. Gray school drop. These are coming out in a couple of days. It looks like the third or fourth. If you ever see this video, they need to come out of size, adult sizes and size 14. Yeah. Need a 14 on that one. Need a full round of nose. Okay. Next up right here. So we've seen the golfs. Remember we saw the ones, we saw the different stuff. The only problem I had was what are they doing on the backside right here? They tried to give you that full look. Like it's wet. And no, that's just a picture. That can't be part of the shoe. It's on the shoe. That wouldn't be part of the shoe. That's on the shoe. Get rid of that. I thought it was like a photo just like, oh, okay. We'll make it look like you can be out in the grass in the first morning, dude. No. And you messed it up. Yeah. You blew it. You was right there and had a great shoe. So you felt like the Maroon 6's. Right? You got the Maroon 6's. I got the Maroon 6's. OG Gray. It's not the exact same kind of more of a burgundy vibe to it. But at the same time, this is a really clean shoe. Like if this was our sneaker, low top Jordan 6 or even a high top. It would be dope. Probably with their little raindrops. But with the raindrops? Drop top? Twinkle top. No, just don't do that. And they went ham on the heel. Go back. They went ham on the heel. We did it now. Just keep putting it on there. Yeah. It's a rough one. So there's probably some story behind it. I'm assuming. Oh, I know what it is. What? It's braille. It's braille so they can feel the shoe. Right. There it is. That's what it is. They can tell what number it is. I'm sure there's some story behind it. The Bordeaux Jordan 6 Golf. Yeah. I don't really know if I want to look into why there's a story behind it. No, that's not worth it. Either way, yeah. Back to the drawing board. They disrespected the 6's, man. I love the Jordan 6's. That's so crazy. Okay. Next up right here. So remember Jason Tatum. He introduced his sneaker all that weekend. The Tatum ones. This is his model. This is a code. And I said no. That's it. He's a better player than this shoe. Don't disrespect his name. Okay. I'm just saying it. You're disrespected the man giving him a shoe like this. Okay. So what models do you see in this shoe right here? Because I feel like it has some, you know the Jordan. Those one low tops. Yeah. I knew you were going to say that. So right here on the front end. You can tell that shoe in there. Definitely kind of has that vibe. Still in a mix and like. Then they try to introduce some of the 20 versions of it. But at the same time, I don't know what's the retail on this shoe. Oh, it's 120 bucks. Okay. It feels like 200 out of it.  But if it 120 bucks for a hoop shoe in particular, an actual hoop shoe, this is a hoop shoe, not like a street wear shoe. Right.  No. I'm just saying for a basketball shoe. Yeah. Compared to paying $200 for like a shoe that you're going to wear in the streets. Right. That's better to say the least. Like, okay. If you like it or if you want to try it. I would never buy it. If I came home with those for you to say here, you're going to play ball in them. I would try them out. And then you go. I tried the Xions. I tried the Xions. I've been trying other models. Yeah. Sometimes the stuff. How was the Xions? Man, they messed up my toe. No, see? Yeah. But I tried it though. He said, man, they messed up my toe. The top, the material on the top is too hard. There's no flexibility on it. So the shoe just gave me a black toe. But anyways, like I said. Those are probably the same thing. There's an open, there's an open area. Yeah. There's an open market for people to get in the game for basketball sneakers right now. So I'm open to trying out these different models. I will agree with you and say, great, they came out 120. But I'll see them at them. At the outlet. At the outlet for 80. I feel that. Okay. So we talked about these last time, the skylines right here. This resembles the iconic Air Jordan, you know, Jumpman poster from back in 1985. Right. And then it had the skyline in the background. So they recreated that into the sneaker. It's got a dope box, packaging, all the different things that go along with it. The story, great colorway. Some people are on the fence. Me personally, I got to see how I feel when I get there and actually, you know, see the shoe and hold it in hand. I've seen it on feet before and it kind of looks cool. But it all kind of varies on which angle. Because one shoe has got that kind of more like the peachy color on the top and the blue on the front. If it was all that blue, like that blue, they would have killed it right there. They would have killed it. 100%. They would have given it too many colors. If they would have matched both shoes and they faded together, it would have looked fire. Yeah, they blew that. But that's what I'm saying, because I've seen it from both angles, and I'm like, I don't know. But either way, I would be interested in copy that. I'm sure it's a pass for you. For sure. You don't want no size 14? No. Okay. No, not for free. Okay. So this one right here, where is this a man's or a woman's drop? I can't. I like that shoe. Okay. So this is the Air Jordan 2 low right here. I can't tell on the materials. What is this made out of? But the colorway still killed me. Is it like a... I don't even know. What is that? It's kind of hard to tell, because there's like a pattern on it. Right. And then the material you can't tell. It's like tweed almost. Is it like leather or not? Is it mesh? No, it's like canvas. Is it like a canvas? What is it? It might be a canvas material. It might be like a canvas material. Overall, I think this is a clean, like universal sneaker. I know everybody's going with like kind of those like earth tone type shoes with the tans and the browns and the pinks and all the different stuff. So I can see that. For me personally, not a cop. I'm not really into this sneaker at all. But at the same time, it looks like it's a nice shoe. It don't look like it's a bad shoe. I know the design, all the shoe, everything design is cool, but the colorway sucks. I think... Yeah. I don't know. It's just all right for me. What is that bubblegum heel they did? Which one? This one? Yeah. I don't know. Did they put that on there? What is that heel? Are you talking about the tan part? Yeah. On the back end? What is that? What is all this? Oh, this is normally like a regular plastic piece. I don't have one of my Jordan twos in here to show you what it is, but it's kind of like a plastic piece is all separated. But because they did the two tones with the colors at the bottom, it looks just a little bit different because it's kind of more like translucent looking. But overall, it's just all one piece. Those would be at the outlet too. Okay. Now these, the Jordan one Celtics, also known as I think lucky green or something like that. This shoe right here, these are clean. That's worth a cut. These are clean. That's worth it. Still limited on what you could wear with it, but at the same time, you know, I wear all black. But you know, it's a go-ducks type of body too. You know what I'm saying? We wear these to a Dutch game. But at the same time, so this shoe is crazy because this shoe, I think some years ago, because I did a review on these already, comparing them to the old pack from back in the day, and it's way different than the materials and the cuts and everything. But this shoe, back then, would have been like, not all the way back in the day, maybe like four or five years ago, three years. It would have been like, booming, popping. Like everybody would have been going crazy. Right. Now, in current time, they haven't came out yet, and the Reso Market Form already is like pretty low. It's like low, mid, 200s. Really? So that means when they come out, you might see them sitting on shelves and different stuff like that. Well, I'll look cop toes. And you can easily access the shoe. This would be one you'd cop for sure. So I think, I think this is a great cop for, you know, just pickups, something that's going to be a little bit different. Spots have a different color in your collection. The green pops, and I've done the review. I'll link it for you guys down below. Yeah. I'll slap some white laces in there. But yeah, I hope they come with multiple laces. I think it does. Yeah, it does. I did the review. I don't remember those a while ago. You did too many reviews. I'll be forgetting all the extra laces. You're like, I did that? I don't know. Okay. So we have another Tatum 1 right here in a different colorway. Now see. What? Okay. Go ahead. Show me the shoe all the way. This colorway is clean. This right here, way better. It's a clean colorway. Way better. It's the same back right here. It's the same shoe. For sure. But it's a different color. The color is so much better. Okay. This is way better. So just giving you that kind of like that UNC vibe. Hey, I will cop these. I will want to get this shoe. So you were just going crazy, going ham on this shoe two minutes ago. And now you're like, I'll cop these. Because the colorway is so much nicer. Oh, so if I came home with these, would you wear them? Yeah. Okay. But that, man, they gave me his name back. You smell that? What?  He got me. Did y'all see that? He got me. I'm like, what's going on? Oh, he got me. Oh, good times. All right. So here, right here, this is a women's drop. Everybody's going to be going crazy over these. I've done a review on these in the past as well. Shout out to the guys over at Hearth for this one. But they did a really good job on the quality of the materials. There's a blue version, the man's version. And then there's like the pink version, very, very similar between the two. But it's a nice shoe. A lot of people are going to love it. And I think this is one of going to be one of those top sneakers for women having in their collection, their rotation over the summertime. Yes. It's a great women's shoe. I don't think they should do it in men's. But it's not like a man's size. Yeah, it's not extended sizes. So we won't even be able to get it in yours. Like it'll be fine. Black Flint 13s. So you know the Flint 13s, like the blue, the classic, the OGs. So they do on the black ones. These are so hard right here. Let it out. These are so hard right here. These are nice. Like this is a must have shoe in your collection. To me, like, you know, we mess with these. Mm-hmm. And for me, this is a must have shoe. I'm already looking forward to it. This is, this shoe is clean. Yes. I mean, it looked like they did really good on the whole shoe. Like everything. You know, the funny thing is I was just listening to what you said for like the past 10 years. It didn't say anything. It didn't say anything. It's just clean. It's just so clean. It's just clean. No, because they did a really good job on it. They didn't mess up the shoe. It's fire. Now the question will come in, you know, when the shoe gets in hand, how's the materials, how's all this stuff. But I think overall, based on, it looked like they changed material more to that better suede, but kind of that, I don't know. We'll see. It looks like they did a good job. We will see when the time comes. It's a cop. Okay. Those are for sure. Wait, so if you couldn't get them and you had to pay for them, what would you pay for them? Like if you had to pay over retail? Probably 250. 250? Okay.  Yeah, I go to 250. Okay. Okay. Well, if I hit up here for retail, I'll let you know. Yeah. Like, I'm gonna sell them to you. Okay. So we talked about the Travis Scott's before. Now they said they pushed the date back. April 26 is supposed to date. It's supposed to be the date. It might be changed again. It might be 25, 27. I don't know. Either way, this is supposed to come out full family size run.  The Olive Travis Scott Air Jordan 1. It's going to be one of the most hyped releases of the year. Yeah. All the supply and demand issues and all the other I just keep saying, I hope they don't burn up the last one. This is the last one. Yeah. We'll get another one. So it's clean. It's a cop. It's a clean shoe. It's cool. But it's not the rush out to get to me. But it might be in third. To me, it's in third or fourth when it comes to the four Jordan ones that already came out. Oh, I guess there's four of them that already came out. So this might be fourth or fifth on the list when it comes to the top, the five total. I mean, it looked like good materials and everything. But again, I'm not going to rush out to say, I'm not going to rush out like that. So you're definitely not as excited about these as you just were about the Black Flint 13. I'll take the Jason Tatum blue ones over this. Chill. Hey, I'm telling you right now. You just went from not even like in the model. I'll talk about they're disrespectful to his name. So now he's saying that. Yeah. Get that over to Travis Scott. Smell that. That's crazy. Hey, it did come in the comments. Y'all let me know. Yeah. Yeah. Let me know. Let me know if I'm right. Oh, wait a minute. Speaking of that, stay right there because I just thought about it. You was talking about this shoe. Remember in the comment section, you were saying this ain't going to be mind you, this is not for you. It's a size 13 size 13. Just for me. Hold on. Let me get this thing back. Okay. Because we got to make sure we get his reaction for this one. These wouldn't be a top 10 sneaker of the year. I'm going to let you hold it in person. I did say that these ain't going to be a top 10 sneaker of the year. They're probably going to be like running 11th or 12th for the whole year. You still believe that? Yeah. This shoe is selling. People like this shoe, but the Jason Tatum is better than this right now. The Tatum is better than those?  No, no. The Jason Tatum ain't better than this. Ain't no way you're going to let the Jason Tatum win. This is better than the Travis Scott. Okay. Those are just classics right here. This is better than Travis Scott. These is clean in hand. That's crazy. This is a good looking shoe. Okay. So all right. But do both of your shoes match? I've been hearing a lot about this shoe. I've been hearing a lot about the pattern is not even matching. Let me show you. Let me show you. And I said that before they came out.  Actually, the new couple pair is bad. That's when people do it. They try to get the thing and run with it. The pairs are terrible. It's not like that. It's a good look. My pair is clean. Exactly. So like I said, you said I'll let him slide on these. And it says 14. Yeah? How do you feel about those in the 14? You want to tell the audience anything? Do you want those still? only for retail yeah for sure i don't want to pay like way over retail for this so you pay over retail for the black uh jordan 13s is coming out for sure over these for sure if i had to get these for like 250 it they what are they like 220 or something somewhere around there for retail so yeah you got them at 250 that's worth it okay but but what i'm saying is but you wouldn't pay like 400 for these or nothing like that that's a lot isn't it i mean i don't know oh no what's saying will sell these for 500 that's what i'm saying he was selling he's so like 25 pairs that's what i'm saying well i mean i don't know i'm just asking i'm just interested i want to pick your brain today because no so so listen i'm gonna tell you this real fast we're supposed to be doing release updates in hand this shoe is really nice oh yeah in hand this shoe is really nice the leather is nice they did a good they did a good job on the shoot these things are fire what are you they did i tried to tell you this before we did the review but you didn't i was banging on them shoes i was like come on so do you want to take any of your old remarks back this might be number eight in the top 10 okay okay we'll get this in the top 10 i'm a i'm a retract my statement because i'm in hand okay and i'm gonna say eight eight hello you hear that eight it'll make it a top eight in top yeah it'll make it number eight i think i think we're talking to a big hypes now i'm just influencing them all no i'm just seeing like in hand it's it looks good okay the materials is nice i've seen all those shoes but i didn't even take my time to look at them i was like i ain't looking at them shoes they trash live in eight eight you thought they was messed up that's why all right let's just keep it going because okay we back we back those hey if y'all got some it is nice working hit your boy okay so travis got olive uh it's a cop but nothing but not a rush but it has to be because it literally is gonna it's gonna go up in price okay so last shoe the wizard threes i did a review on these as well these is better than those the wizard threes are better than oh for sure look at this oh yeah no way for sure okay honestly these could potentially be better than these if these match the same quality as these they look like those wizard threes are not as nice as these even though people say there's quality control issues and da da da da the wizard threes aren't as good as these a the wizard these mark my words these mark my words i will not retract my statement okay right at the end of the year somebody can call me or whatever and i will not track my statement this shoe right here the wizard threes wizard three will be this shoe throughout the year for the for the year uh update so into the year this might be like three four five you know these are number eight right now yeah so this gotta be at least a seven we don't even know what else is in front of these you're just not even gonna put them that high they're not gonna entertain okay i mean the wizard threes are up there for sure okay at the end of the year y'all tell me i'm wrong at the end of the day buy what you like that is the most important thing always buy what you like always have your own loving opinions about the sneakers that's the most important thing it's your money you wear them out you do what you do but what i'm saying is these right here is killing us yeah oh wow oh wow so yeah it matches the jordan uniform different stuff like that it's a clean shoe the little red eyelids on there yeah they did a good job on that yeah actually it's like more of like a uh kind of like a copper color so it's not even red because the the true blue blue you got the true blue threes right with the Nike here on the back right so you got those and then these yeah but i don't know either way those are all the releases that's what we got for april i hope you guys enjoyed this you got any final remarks we got to get out of 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Hello, you're watching NewsClick and today we're going to be talking about the latest New York Times report on India's COVID-19 preparedness before the second wave. Now this report makes a claim that actually the predictions of scientists, the models that were made were fine-tuned or finessed to suit the political needs of those in power. The government, of course, has responded very strongly to this calling it attention seeking and all that. But we do know that the second wave did happen in April. There was a lot of horrifying losses in the country. So to talk more about this, we have with us Prabir Prakash. Prabir, thank you so much for joining us. So the first question really is what are the new claims or the claims that the New York Times article is making and considering that especially not only NewsClick but many Indian media organizations have been tracking the response over the past year. What are the key components of the New York Times claims? You know, the key components of the New York Times story is that it does, it seems, have documents which talk about how the response of the government was to calibrate what the political forces required at the time, the party in power, the Modi government. And secondly, whatever was being articulated internally, that was disregarded completely by the scientific establishment. So these are the two basic claims which are there. Of course, these, as you said, are not new. They're new in the sense that New York Times has covered it, therefore it's become international news. But the reality is the criticism of the government having promoted certain quote-unquote scientific models which claimed that the COVID-19 wave was going to be over, in fact the prediction of the so-called supermodel, it was a super failure, was that by February COVID would disappear from India. In fact, it was the basis of that. The Prime Minister in Davos made the statement, India has scored a major victory for the world over COVID-19, which proved to be premature at best. And at worst, it was a complete disaster for India in terms of how public perceives the government of India's preparedness for facing the COVID-19 pandemic. So the clear issue is one part of it, the supermodel, and at that point of time the supermodel was heavily criticized by epidemiologists who do modeling and why this was a bad model. This was Professor Gautam Menon who spoke about it, wrote about it, this was a public discourse, but a lot of others. In fact, in this click, we have also talked about why these kind of models do not work in any case, because they assume that the so-called ACIR model is not meant for predicting a country's response to a pandemic, because it assumes everybody can infect everybody else, and that as we know is not the way pandemics really work. They work in smaller pockets amongst people who are connected to each other. Those are not the things that these kind of models can capture. They're very good for telling us what are the possibilities, and predicting at each point of time what are the future, say, maybe two weeks, three weeks that you are likely to see, but they're not meant for large-scale, large-time-based country-wide predictions. That's not the purpose of this model. They're purpose of taking certain actions to see that these things don't happen. They're not meant to predict what is going to happen, because that depends a lot on us as well. So that is one part of it. Why from the beginning, news click as well as lot of others have said, that the ACIR model should not be used in this way. They're not models for predicting, but they're models for telling us what we should do in order for these things not to happen. The second mathematical problem with this, of course, that human beings are very difficult to predict, and also you cannot predict their behavior. So what we do when we think everybody, everything is okay, is very different from what we would do when we know things are not okay. And that's obvious what is called COVID-appropriate and COVID-appropriate behavior. And there's a second part of the criticism which was at that time also made, that the government itself, while claiming that people were not behaving properly earlier and later at that time, was, in fact, giving signals that everything is okay. Why is it so? Because in rallies, the prime minister included, people were not wearing masks, neither was the leadership on the stage wearing masks. So never did the appeal from the stage go that please wear masks, never made. So by example, by not telling the people, in fact, congratulating the people for coming to meetings, the prime minister did that in the Bengal elections, he was sending exactly the opposite message. The government has said, we never said you should do ABCD. We never told them that you should do COVID-appropriate behavior. That's all I had to say retrospectively. But what did you do by example? That I think is the other criticism which is there. All of this has already come. So what is important in this case is there apparently is internal documents to show number of the scientific community had protested. But this was not something which was resistant. We also had the case of what was called the sero studies. These are very small sero prevalence studies. Numbers are very small on the basis of which you just said, maybe we're reaching herd immunity, which is also what we heard at that point of time. And again, as we know, that it was proven to be disastrously wrong. And as you said, the numbers went up high, the hospital systems collapsed. And all of this goes to show that the government was really completely taken aback. I'm not going to talk about the problems of the supermodel. This is something which suppose some few scientists have put together. Because that criticism we've already made earlier in news click. And we went over the basis of this. But I think what it shows is the ICMR's behavior in this particular case, as well as earlier, when ICMR asked that by 15th August, we should have a vaccine. And people said, how is it even possible to think about it? That you are asking all the things that have to be done to make the vaccine available, which means you have to also do all the studies which are required, including clinical trials. And how is it even possible to talk about 15th August? So these are the kind of things which is already, as I said, been made public. And obviously, what we now know from the New York Times report is there are internal voices which have said that this should not be the way to go. There are enough critical voices they will not listen to. We've also had major groups of doctors who deal with epidemiology, who are public health groups, who also said that what the government is doing is wrong. And they made even a larger criticism that the first lockdown was premature. It was too sweeping. It was not appropriate. And it hurt us. And it didn't stop the epidemic. So I think the various criticisms with scientific groups internally inside the government, which you might not have heard about, but outside the government have made which we have heard. And it has been widely reported. I think what the New York Times report says, there are also internal documents. Now, those are not surprising. We know a lot of other reports that groups which are set up were not called, their voices were not heard. Those reports are also in public domain. But yes, it's important to see that now we have more credible international opinion, also saying what we have been saying for quite some time. I mean, the second question really is basically what this also implies. I mean, not only this report, but the developments were the past year, also imply for the nature of India's scientific institutions. And say, bodies which, for instance, should be in the front lines of actually combating a disease like this. Because one of the key sources is a doctor who said he had to leave the country. He left the country because of what was happening. He was perhaps disenchanted. Now, regardless of the truth behind that, but there is also another systemic problem which actually leaves us with a question that are we prepared for another disaster of this sort? And what are the implications? You know, whether, in fact, we'll have a third wave. Now, that brings me to the question. We have a scientific advisor of the government, Vijay Raghavan, who came out for about two to three weeks at the height of the second wave. He hadn't spoken throughout this period before. He did not either support or critique what was being done. We don't know his views. He spoke for about two weeks when all the other leaders who had been speaking every day about the victory over COVID-19 had disappeared. I thought that perhaps they did not want to face the camera after having failed so disastrously. So it seems the scientific advisor was feeling at that point of time to face uncomfortable questions which others didn't want to face because they had been the face of propagating the victory over COVID-19. He also made the statement that it is likely to be a third wave. And he disappeared immediately after that. In fact, we have not seen any statement of his after the third wave statement that he made. And it appears that the government felt that that was not appropriate, that he shouldn't talk about the third wave. We should again declare victory, I guess. The reality is that we do not know what COVID-19 is going to do. Whether we will again do COVID inappropriate behavior, we do not know. Right. Festival season is coming up. That's why I'm saying it. Festival season is coming up. And we know that a number of scientific communities' voices disappear at this point of time. At festival times, the politics of festivals take over, which means pandering to popular desires of having mingling openly, having big festival gatherings and so on. So at this point of time, we don't know. But it is important to register this that the third wave has been predicted. And the number of people have said, given the fact that the virus evolves, that what is going to come, we do not know. So yes, Delta, we have dealt with partially with Delta at the moment. Maybe there is a lot of now herd immunity against Delta. We don't know. Cerro prevalence studies say that India, Cerro prevalence is now gone up. But I have to say these are still relatively small samples. We do not know how much of it should be really taken at that seriously. There are still large pockets of people who have not been infected who could fall prey to any new variant that comes up. If any new variant comes up, all the vets are off again. So we might have again a different kind of scenario that would emerge. So I would say the third wave is something we need to prepare for. We do not therefore lock down the country in advance. That's not what I'm suggesting, which is what we did in the first lockdown. But certainly we should prepare for possibly a third wave at the same time, not lock down the country because there might be a third wave. Observe very closely what is happening in different parts. Do certainly a lot more Cerro samples. Do a lot more genomic strain sampling to see what are the genomic strains which might be evolving. And then flag what could be what is called the strains variants of interest. Those are the steps that we need to take at the moment and of course this has to be dealt with as a public health problem and not as a law and order problem, which is what the government is doing. It still has a disaster management act in practice. So that attitude of the government that's an administrative issue or a political issue doesn't seem to have gone. Right. We'll be tracking this issue in the coming weeks as well, Praveel. Thank you so much for talking to us. That's all we have time for today. Keep watching NewsClick.


So, you don't know how to transfer part of the bones from one rig to another. Not a problem. This is a pretty common question that I get asked all the time, and there aren't that many tutorials that cover this, so before I finished the Crash Course series I really wanted to have this included. Here you can see the free, blender-based body rig that I made for the community a long time ago. Ever since then I've made a lot of improvements to her, and here you can see a newer character I created from her body. One of the biggest differences between the original and the new is the hair, because the new version was designed with anime shading in mind. It has a lot more detail and better weight painting. So let's say we wanted to transfer the hair rig for the new hair to the old body. How would you do that? Well, the first thing I would do is copy the rig with the stuff I want onto the destination file. Then take a second to line them up and make sure that they're parallel. Then select the rig with the new hair, go to edit mode, and select all the bones. Then press P to separate them. Then you can just delete anything left over. Then select the hair bones that you just separated, shift click the new rig, and control J. You're done. You might want to check the names of the bones, because as long as the name of the bones doesn't change, the object should still have all of its old weight paint data. So if we check the hair's armature setting and set it to the new rig, BAM! We don't have to redo any of the weight painting for the transferred bones. Hope that helps. And as always, I hope you have a fantastic day, and I'll see you around.


Hi everybody, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2019 Panini National Treasures Football 4 box. Pick your team number 27 from jaspyscasebreaks.com. A very big thank you to all the people who bought teams straight up. Appreciate it. There it is. Pick your team 27. Four boxes. We're doing all four. NT football. Of this stuff. Petra. Mojo. New York football giants. Nice. And we did some number blocks. There's the 14 team random number block featuring those teams right there. Did I upload all those videos? I think so. There's only two right? Yeah. I uploaded those. So there's the 14 teamer. The randomizer video itself is in a separate video. And there's this one that's only four teams. So the kind of some high end teams right there. This camera, top camera over a little bit. Sure. NT football 2019 edition. So current rookie class. But not current for long ladies and gentlemen. We're going to soon in another week or so. We're going to find out who the next NFL rookie class is going to be. So stack those four boxes right there. There it is ladies and gentlemen. Good luck. Let's try to find some national treasures in here. Redemption on the bottom. Any guesses on the redemption for bragging rights? There's a book there too. We'll use this blank card right here to hide the hits. There's Pat Tillman. Nice. 95 out of 99. Cardinals number block. Cardinals five will get Ray Phillips. There you go. What an excellent story. 32 out of 30. Pat Tillman is national treasure. There you go. 32 out of 35. Melvin Gordon. Chargers. Tyler. Tyler Stumpf with the Bolts. We got Franchise Treasures. TJ Watt, 36 out of 99 for Matthew S. and the Steelers. Malcolm Jenkins, 34 out of 99. Oh, there's Les Snead. Andrew Siciliano asking him about the terrible logo. Serenity with the Eagles. Les Snead, what he's doing with the team. 84 out of 99. Justice Hill. Oh, he did that. Aaron Billingsley with the Ravens. He's going to say payroll and Greg Olson, 21 out of 25 treasured patches. I just thought there was going to be something a little more there, but it's still pretty cool. Carolina Panthers, Carolina 21. That's going to be for Toussaint. We got Plaxco Burris, 47 out of 49. So Plaxco Burris, the guy who shot himself in a club. Was that the guy? That's for the Giants. That'll be for Petra. Nikhil Harry, 89 out of 99. He is, says Adam. That goes to Nikhil. Oh, that doesn't go to Nikhil Harry. That goes to the Patriots. Patriots 9, New England 9 will be Jason K. Then we've got Jim McMahon. 5 out of 15 for the Bears. Chicago 5. Bears 5 is going to be for Ryan Shackleton. There you go, Ryan. We've got Drew Locke, Rookie Jumbo's prime signature's booklet for the Broncos. Broncos are our number block team. Denver 0, Tyler Brenner. There you go, Tyler. It is a family show, Adam S. Still 10 o'clock on the West Coast. Kids don't have school anymore.  Last night on your show, there was a gentleman that used the F-word.  I'll send angry parents straight to you. You'd be surprised at how many. I mean, kids aren't in school. They're up late. Watching guys open up a baseball card, football card and stuff. You need a blue wrench, no. If I give you a blue wrench, then everyone will be like, well, where's my blue wrench? And then everyone wants blue wrenches and everything. Right, see, then AJ wants a wrench. And then we'll have to figure out who deserves to get wrenches and who doesn't get wrenches. That's Bears 3, Kevin Sullivan.  He didn't get a wrench. She got a wrench. I didn't get a wrench. I've spent this much. Then people start talking about how much money they spend here, then it gets ugly. Do you know how much money? Do you know who I am? Why can't the do you know who I am? That sounds like a nightmare. Two out of five, James Connors, Steelers, Matthew, all aboard the Big Head Express. Well, then if everybody gets a wrench, if it gets all buyers, if everybody gets a wrench, then the wrench isn't special anymore. There's Marquis Brown, Miles Boyk, and Marquis Brown could be something special. Purplebirds, Jeremy with nope, Aaron Billingsley with the Raven. Sorry, your names are right next to each other. We've got Staphon Diggs, two out of 49. I don't think a gold wrench even exists. Staphon Diggs, Minnesota, Derek Bratton. There's Taylor Luan, 28 out of 99, Titans, Tennessee, eight. There you go, congrats, Tyler. Sign your cards, Drew Lock. Tennessee, eight, Derek. Derek Melanson with that one. Nick Bosa, Debo Samuel, 33 out of 99. Yeah, see what happens, trendsetter? Now everybody wants a wrench. San Francisco, no one's getting wrenches, by the way. Unless you work for us. See, San Francisco three, Kevin Sullivan. Mack Wilson, 29 out of 51. When you're officially on the Jaspies payroll, then yeah, then 29 out of 51. Matthew with the Browns. Yeah, AJ, when are you gonna move to California or to Hermosa Beach and start putting in the hours? We'll get you on schedule. 57 out of 99, Chiefs. Josh Exline got the Chiefs straight up. Need you to sort cards, ship stuff. There's a Debo Samuel booklet. Laundry tag booklet, wow. Niners zero, TJ Poyer with nine or zero. Nice, there you go. TJ Poyer, all aboard the Big Head Express, woop woop. Other redemption that should be, should be in this pile here. All right, and we've got, ooh, nice. NFL gear dual relicon autograph. There you go, that's how an out of 25 should look. Five out of 25, Redskins five. Redskins are on this list right here. Ray Phillips, Redskins five. Derek Bratton, we'll let everybody know when we're hiring again. Once all this craziness dies down, start getting people, train them up. 94 out of 99, AJ Green, Bangles number block.  I think people would actually, you'd be surprised. We used to, this is like maybe five years ago when we like first started, we would mod people up. Joe Mixin II goes to Bryan and eventually just became a hassle for us. And then we just took it all away. You could not believe the response, the negative response that we got. And then we were, but we stuck to our guns. We're like, forget it, we're not gonna do it. It's a hassle. People get sensitive about that sort of stuff. In the online world, I guess, a badge is important. Four out of 10, Tyree Kill, the X-Line, chiefs. Well, no, you'd have to come out here, Derek. Not gonna send, how is that gonna work? Jaspy's Indiana branch? 92 out of 99, John Ross. Speedy John Ross going to Bryan and the number two, Bangles two. Daniel Jones, 14 out of 25. I almost said Eli. New York four. No, not New York four, Petra got the giant straight up. We gotta find some ink there then. Travion Williams, one out of 25. Bangles one, that'll be for to say. And a nice Will Greer, NFL gear. Greer gear, 10 out of 25. Panthers are a number block team. Carolina zero is gonna be for TJ Poyer, nice. Uh-oh, Eric Staggs just sold you out, Mr. Bratton. Derek lives in a town where they don't even have Wi-Fi yet I grew up in the same town. No, we're gonna need some Wi-Fi if we wanna make this work. 20 out of 25, just move out here. It's nice out here. 20 out of 25, Tony Gonzalez for the Exxon and the Chiefs and we've got Gardner Minshew, nice. Seven out of 10, had a little thread out there. My natural inclination was to grab it and get rid of that thread. But no, I didn't, I refrained. John Wickham got the Jags straight up. All right, final box, ladies and gentlemen. Good luck, we got a big book right there, a lot of hits here. Let's see what we got here. Last box, good luck everyone. There's Ryan Tannhill, eight out of 99. Derek Molanson, Titans eight. Saquon Barkley, 25 out of 26. One off the jersey number for Petra and the Giants. Kenny G, 26 out of 99. That is for Lions six. That'll be for Matt Medlin. 12 out of 25, some nice color there. Devonte Parker, Dolphins are a number block team. 12 out of 25, Dolphins two. Ryan, Ryan S, 10 out of 99. Debo Samuel, Niners, San Francisco zero. This 14 team number block hitting a lot. TJ Poyer with that one. There's Noah Pham, 53 out of 87. Mark Sheridan with Denver three. This list right over here. Darius Slay, 12 out of 99. Lions, Lions two, Brian. Oh, there's the book. It's J.J. Arthigo Whiteside, eight out of 15.  Ooh, nice. H. Got his autograph right there, that's pretty cool. I think, nice. I really like these. Like the, I forget what they're called, like the nighttime edition. Midnight edition maybe. Anyway, they look cool. There's Nick Bosa, 12 out of 20. Two color patch and autograph. That's a rare Nick Bosa autograph. He's almost always a redemption. So Niners two, another Niners two for Brian. Nice. And the last one folks, purple team. Purple team is junior. 36 out of 99 is going to Derek Bratton. There you go, Derek. All the way at the end, something. There you go. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. All right. We are done for the night, but we do have not a lot hit in this one right here. I mean, a couple of nice hits right here, but a lot of people would chance at the $50 of break credit. Base card doesn't count. So let's flip back to this screen right here. So Tyler, you did hit. You were one of the lucky ones with zero. That Dwayne Haskins, that's the Drew Locker redemption. Dwayne Haskins was five. So Ray, you're not part of this break credit promo. And the NoFant relics and autos are the hits three. So we got, sorry, Mark. We got to take shared and off the board. So let's take these. Yes, Trevor, we are done for the night. We usually end, we usually end 30 minutes ago, but I went a little late and NT was worth it. All right. Now let's roll the dice. Let's randomize your names, name on top because $50 of break credit. Roll it, randomize it, one and a four, five times, one, two, three, four and five. And five. After five times, there you go, John, John Wickham, your name's on top, $50 of break credit going your way. So thanks for breaking with us. Thanks for watching. Apologies for not hitting, but little consolation prize for you. Appreciate it, everybody. Thanks for watching. I'm Joe. I'll see you tomorrow, two o'clock Pacific, five o'clock Eastern for more of the silliness on jaspeyscasebreaks.com. Bye.