Hey guys, it's Liana and I'm here today with the anti-TVR tag. I was tagged to do this by Luke Edwards. If you haven't checked out his channel, you shouldn't because he's a pretty chill dude. Yep, so as per usual, I have not prepared answers for any of these questions. We're just going to wing it, taking a quick glance. Um, this sounds very similar to the Unpopular Opinions tag that I did with world hoppers, and I was going to wear my world hoppers sweater, but it's in the wash, so any who sees. I feel like my answers for these questions will probably be quite similar to my answers to those questions in that tag in the world hoppers video. So what I'm saying is if you watched me on world hoppers, then you don't have to watch this video. You're off the hook, so just go check out Luke instead, because it'll be a better use of your time. Okay, so there's eight questions. And I will have the original creators tag linked down below, as well as Luke's video where he tagged me. Cool, cool, cool. So, question number one is a popular book everyone loves that you have no interest in reading. Um, I feel like usually if a book is really, really popular, I will almost always be curious to read it. Crescent City? Crescent City. I have no interest in reading that. Literally zero interest. Not even like, I'm curious, but I won't like it, but I'm curious and I have zero interest. I've been completely giving up on Zara J Maas. That said, I don't plan to read the new Akatar book, the silver something, the Nesta one. It's only the cover change, and I don't like Nesta's character, so I have zero interest in seeing a story about her. But like if I, I don't know, if I heard reviews from people who felt similarly to me on that series, like I could see myself possibly for some, you know, maybe giving it a go. I don't plan to, don't really want to, but I could see that maybe happening. Crescent City is absolutely, unless it's like a situation like Alan was in where like I lost a bet and like I am obligated now to read Crescent City, like there is just no way that I'm going to be choosing to read that, ever, ever. Okay, question number two is a classic book or author that you don't have an interest in reading. I'm sensing a pattern here. A popular classic book or author. So I don't, I don't know what officially constitutes a classic, and I do like classics. So again, I don't know. I regularly say that it's something that I will never, ever try. Usually, like I'm better at this if it's like an author that you've given up on, meaning I have tried it and I hated it, but if I've never read it, like I'm, like unless I've heard something like that the author included something so egregious and reprehensible that like on principle, like I would refuse to read anything like that, ever. There's like, I can't really think of anything that I would just be like, nope, never ever, under what? Because I just, I don't, I don't know. I just, I feel like I can't know. But okay, a classic book or author that you don't have an interest in reading. It's really hard also because I don't know how to narrow down classics. Well, I do, I tend not to like reading translated works and it's not because I have anything against like authors who are non-English speaking. It's just that I always feel like I don't actually, I haven't actually read that author's work because you're always gonna lose something in translation. And so I feel almost like if I've read a translated work, it's almost like saying that you've read the Hunger Games when you've just seen the movie. Like I have experienced an adaptation. It wasn't an adaptation to a different medium. It was an adaptation to a different language. So while it can be extremely loyal, it's not going to be the same thing. It's not what the author wrote. There are like subtleties of meaning and the way that you form your sentences, the words that you choose, the connotations that those words have, that it is not possible to translate that. It just isn't. So for that reason, like I want to read Dostoevsky. I would like to read Tolstoy, but also I feel like unless I learn to speak Russian, I don't know that I could really comfortably say that I've read Dostoevsky, that I've read Tolstoy. I've read some translations of their work and their concepts were interesting, but I don't know how they are as writers. Like I said, I've read Dumas, but I obviously read translations. I read The Phantom of the Opera, a translation. And I do, I love to count Montecristo. I love Phantom of the Opera, but I still don't feel like I can say that I love the work of Gaston Le Roux or Alexander Dumas because I've not read their words. So this is kind of a weird tangent. Like this is not really what the question was asking, but like it's not that I don't have an interest in classic books by authors who are non-English speaking. It's that I don't feel that I can say that I have read them and therefore like, yeah, that's the only thing that I can really think of to say is I, because it does diminish my interest in it because I don't, I would be interested in truly reading Tolstoy but I do not speak Russian so I do not feel like I can truly say that I have truly read Tolstoy and I'm not especially interested in stopping everything in my life to go and learn Russian. So, is that fair? I don't know. That's the best I can do. Question number three, on author whose books you have no interest in reading, didn't I just know I was a popular book? Okay, so an entire author, okay. Again, it's easier for me if it's an author that I've tried and didn't like it, I don't want to read any more from them but an author that I've never read from to just categorically say nothing from you, not ever. And then I think I was like possibly Orson Scott card because of, and it's not because his work is, I actually was quite interested in reading Ender's Game and I do own actually that I got a long time ago a trilogy and the first book is Pathfinder after that learned about Orson Scott card as a human. So that's not even that I'm not interested in his work because I actually was. I'm like icky about, I'm icky about supporting the author. An author that I have no interest in reading where it's nothing to do with like me just objecting on moral grounds to them as humans. Oh, great. Well, question is 3.2 is a problematic author whose books you have no interest in reading. Okay, so we just skip to that and say Orson Scott card, I guess, even though I low key am interested. But back to three. An author that is not problematic that I just don't want to you know, I don't know why I'm looking at my bookshelves as though I will be inspired because presumably everything that's on my bookshelves is books that I'm interested in reading. Maybe I should have appropriate answers for this instead of winging it, but also I will never do that. There's like, I can't think of anything that I would just categorically say no to. I say often pick up things that I don't think are necessarily my thing because I'm like, maybe it will be my thing or someone I know really likes it. So why not give it a go? Oh, no, I've got one. Definitely definitely got one.  No, I have one. I'm just gonna pick up her name. She writes romances that are like super problematic. Like she's not a problematic author. So this is not the same as 3.8. 3.2 or 3.2? Not 3.8. She wrote November 9th. You know who I mean. It's like on the tip of my mind. I can see the cover. Just the part where her name is is blurred out. She wrote Ugly Love. Colleen Hoover. Yeah, I will not read a Colleen Hoover book. Not ever. Cool. Glad we could do that together. Oh, now I read the notes. You can combine questions 3 and 3.2 or you can answer them separately. Well, we've gone too far. Question number four. An author you have read a couple of books from and have decided their books are not for you. Marissa Meyer? Maybe? Because I read some of the Lunar Chronicles and was like and I started reading Renegades and I was just like, again? Like this happened with Naomi Novik and I would have said that for Naomi Novik but then I love spinning silver. So like I very, very really just write things off just completely. Like the author has to have done something that like offended my soul and that doesn't really happen. I tried a couple. Again, I'm looking at my bookshelves presumably if I felt that way I unhauled them. Like I would have said Brandon Sanderson possibly except that like that's not true because I still I plan to finish reading Elantris which I didn't finish in January but I'm planning to finish that. I own Skyward still plan to read that at some point probably. I just want to talk about it on my channel publicly. Yeah, I guess, I guess Marissa Meyer. Number five, a genre you have no interested in or a genre you're trying to get into and couldn't. Again, there's like nothing that I categorically say no to. Even like I would have said probably like romance novels but like Amanda makes me read them and sometimes I like them. Oh, I even seek them out by myself if it's written by Grace Draven because Grace Draven Chef's kiss. Again, I'm looking at my shelves. They're not gonna be on there if I'm not interested. This is so hard. Okay, a genre you have no interested in. I would have said sicklet except I loved Five Feet Apart. Yeah, there's pretty much nothing that I wouldn't consider reading. There's like definitely things that like I'm not like super keen on that I'm not gonna like leap towards but I would never just not read it. Like if I like Evelyn Hugo was not the kind of book that I would leap towards but everyone said it was great so I read it and it was great. Yeah, that's just nope. Number six, a book you have bought but will never read. This can be a book that you unhauled and returned to the library if like I don't still have to own it. Um, well I just unhauled a bunch of books. So just any one of those go watch my unhaul. There's plenty of books in that unhaul that are books that I never read that I just was like I'm never gonna read those books will be real. So there's like 30 books. Like unhaul that just just take your pick. Go watch that take your pick. Question number seven, a series you have no interest in reading or a series that you started and have DNF. So I have a lot of those. Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson The Faneful and the Fallen by John Gwynne um Red Sister or the what's it the book of the Ancestor by Mark Lawrence these are the big ones that come to mind. I don't especially want to read the sequel to Rage of Dragons but I'm willing to give that a go so not that I guess. Kind of that but yeah well I already gave three answers so that's plenty. I don't have to keep thinking. And question number eight is a new release you have no interest in reading. I feel like well what is new? What constitutes new? I would if Crescent City is pretty new but I already said Crescent City. So what's new new? Honestly this is the shallowest reason ever. Everyone keeps hyping Lentenborn. I'll probably try it at some point but literally just because of the cover like the cover looks to me like a book that I would have no interest in reading. Everyone seems to like really praise it and that's the shallowest reason in the world but I do fairly firmly believe especially nowadays there is so much thought put into making cover designs appeal to their target audience that like a lot of the time I'm like if the cover doesn't appeal to me there is a reason I am not the target audience. That's not always true so I won't just like not read a book solely based on the cover because that isn't like a hard and fast rule but I think there is something to that that said like maybe it's being mis-marketed maybe like it anyway but the cover just looks I don't even know if I know how to describe it like what it is about the cover that makes me think I won't like it I think it's because it looks well I don't really like people on covers especially if they're like really like prominently feature like I don't mind if it's kind of like a silhouette or like like a part of a person is visible or like something really stylized or like there are like yeah there are exceptions but I generally don't really like to have a person on the cover and then just like the colors of it and the like vibe of it I know it feels like I don't want to say like I watch CW shows but I want to say it looks like a CW show but not a good CW show like it looks like one of those CW shows that like gets canceled after the pilot that's terrible I'm so sorry to ever design the cover I'm sure you're talented it's just not my style it just it looks like that to me it looks like something that like they put together because they were like the CEOs were checking boxes on like what's popular right now and like threw together this pilot and then we're like what didn't it work well because it had no soul because you just checked boxes on what was popular right now you didn't actually have an idea and like that's horrible I'm sure the book is great everyone says it's great I'm sure the cover artist is talented because people seem to like the cover too but when I look at that cover that's what I think so that's why I don't want to write that because I'm just picturing reading a bad CW pilot and that's terrible but that's how I feel all righty well let me know in the comments down below if you hate me now which is very possible then again if you didn't already hate me then odds are good that you may not hate me now because I feel like I didn't say anything especially different from what I've said before I'm consistent if offensive anywho yeah I'm gonna tag some people down below I don't know if they've done this tag but if they have they can do it again with different answers because they might hate new things so yeah let me know all the things I post videos on Saturdays other random times as well but definitely Saturdays so like and subscribe or don't whenever I'll see you when I see you bye


Hello and welcome to theCUBE's continuous coverage of AWS re-invent 2021. I'm Dave Nicholson and we're running an incredible event this year, one of the most important technology events. It's a hybrid event with two live stages, two sets here in Las Vegas, two studios. We've interviewed more than 100 guests and two distinguished guests that I have here from Infosys today have joined us. Thank you very much. Mr. Anant Adya, who's the executive vice president of Infosys is Cobalt and we'll talk about what that is exactly in a moment. Along with David Wilson, I'm sorry, senior vice president and head of global alliances in the partner ecosystem for Infosys. Gentlemen, welcome. Thank you. Thank you very much. So let's cut right to the chase, Cobalt. And when you tell your family that you're executive vice president of Cobalt, do they just smile and immediately nod like they know what it is? Absolutely. In fact, it is so exciting for us what we did at Infosys just to define Cobalt in one sentence. It is a set of services, solutions and products that we are bringing together to sort of accelerate our customer's journey or what we call as the customer's digital journey. So instead of everybody talking about cloud in a different way with different narratives, different value proposition, we at Infosys, and by the way, we were the first ones in the world to combine all of this under one brand called Cobalt. So that's essentially what Cobalt is. So anything and everything that we do in cloud, it's all under this brand called Cobalt and that's Infosys Cobalt. So does Infosys Cobalt include a combination of bespoke, solutioneering for people as well as packaged standardized things? How do you strike a balance? Because you can't have a one size fits all. What does that look like? How do you segregate those things? Yes, great question. So essentially what we have done with Cobalt is we look at Cobalt in two ways. One is there are customers who want solutions to solve technology problems. It could be getting out of data centers. It could be migrating workloads to cloud. It could be analytics on cloud, ERP on cloud. There is mainframe modernization and getting out of mainframes. And at the same time there are industry verticals like financial services, retail, manufacturing and of course life sciences and many more who want to understand what are the business solutions and what are the solutions that we have for solving their business problems. So essentially Cobalt is a bespoke solutions. It has products, it has platforms and we have brought all of this together and we take it to our customers. So essentially these are industry blow prints. These are reference architectures. So we have 250 industry blow prints and around 25,000 assets that we can actually take to our customers to help their digital journey. So David, I imagine that key to the success of Cobalt is the idea of partnerships. Talk about the alliances that you're involved with. Specifically the way that Cobalt interacts with the AWS universe. Absolutely, so as we designed our Cobalt strategy the partners were a major component of this. They contribute to it, they're part of the design and ultimately when we go to the clients with these solutions, these assets, our partners components are baked right into the solution. In the case of AWS we've been so successful with it that we were recognized this week as their industry solutions partner of the year. Congratulations. Yeah, so Danott was joking we should bring our trophy and put it in between us here. You could have, you could have. Infosys has invested heavily in developing the partner ecosystem. Gone are the days where our clients are putting on an RFP and purchasing individual piece parts and then searching out an SI. They're looking for business outcomes and Infosys along with our Cobalt strategy is able to work with partners like AWS and go there and sell an outcome and accelerate the whole transformation. You mentioned RFPs. What is your, what is your go-to-market strategy look like in terms of engaging with those end user clients? Is it in partnership with AWS? Is it led by Infosys bringing in AWS where appropriate? Some mix of the two, what does that look like in this world of cooperation and co-opetition that we're in? So it's actually a mix of two. So essentially the way we go to market is there are solutions that Infosys has built on AWS that we will take to our customers. There are solutions that we have built which are cloud-neutral and those are some things that we take to the customers. And the third one which is very important is co-creating solutions for our customers along with AWS. So our go-to market is a combination of all of them and that's what makes it exciting for us. So Anant is running Cobalt. You're responsible for alliances. You guys are probably in contact a lot with one another. All of these crazy new things are announced at AWS. I'm sure you get a little bit of a preview of it. It's not a complete surprise when you arrive, but you've got to be screaming for teams and solutions to leverage some of the cool stuff within Cobalt. How does that conversation go? Yeah, so David and I work very closely. In fact, the way we do things is our go-to market cannot be complete without partners. So similarly, my strategy and our strategy on Cobalt cannot be complete without David. So we actually work together to identify. In fact, we have been visiting a lot of booths. We got a lot of great ideas. We want to see how we can bring them into the Cobalt framework and bundle some of that as part of our solutions. So we keep looking at those. We look at the announcements that were made and we'll sort of identify many more sales motions that begin to date to the market. So David, talk about some of the things you've seen here at ReInvent this week that are specifically relevant for Cobalt and Infosys customers. Well, one of some of the most exciting discussions we've been having is with not only AWS themselves about the announcements and the way in which we can leverage them and go to market, but AWS has built it at their own partner ecosystem that we then interact with. So we've had some exciting conversations with AWS's ISV partners, their other solution providers about how we can bring this together and go to market together. One example we had a lot of discussions this week was about how we're doing the mainframe services that were announced and how we can support them in building out our industry specific asset. So taking a kernel of what AWS provides and then wrapping our secret sauce around it in partnership with other companies and then take it to our clients. The good part is we can quickly go from a discussion to a go-to-market dialogue with our direct clients who are also here, which have been in real time having those discussions. So Infosys Anant has been a trusted advisor for clients predating the dawn of cloud, if you will.  How do you manage that? You're laser focused on cobalt and you've got alliances. Everybody's looking towards the cloud. How do you balance that with the very real needs of Infosys as a business? Aren't you in the same boat as your customers in terms of transformation? Well, you know, I would, if I could jump in there. My eyes go back and forth. Yeah, I told you it was going to be easy for us to have a conversation. Yeah, jump in, Dave. When you look at the different partners out there, we have a discussion about being asset heavy, asset light. Infosys, we grew up through application management. And now as we're seeing these transformations go forward. The last thing we wanted to be is server huggers. We're ready to accelerate these transformations as fast as possible. And partners like AWS are recognizing that a non-steam can go in there and be the disruptor to actually accelerate those transformations. Absolutely. In fact, when we spoke to some of the AWS executives, we want to be the challenger, right? Because we don't carry any baggage. We clearly believe, as Gartner says, that cloud is going to be the foundation for business innovation. And we want to drive innovation and transformation for our customers. So essentially, we want to make this relationship with AWS much bigger and better. We want to be the partners with our clients to drive business innovation with industry segments, industry clouds, solutions that drive opening new markets, building better products and solutions, helping get better customer intimacy and those kind of things. And so that's essentially what our thought process is with what we want to do. It's been mentioned a few times here that somewhere around 80 to 85% of IT spend is still on premises. It's not in the cloud yet. So despite how large we all think the AWS universe has become so far, we're really just at the beginning stages. But what are you seeing in terms of clients' hesitancy towards cloud at this point? Has that changed over the last couple of years? What are the inhibiting factors that you see? What are the accelerants that you see at this stage of the game? Well, in fact, COVID, unfortunately, COVID, while it was overall a very bad thing, but it actually helped accelerate customers' journey to cloud. In fact, we have several customers who used to say that, you know, everybody has to come to office to work. Nobody can work remotely because there are security constraints. There is, there would be impact to the security posture. But when we hit March 2020 and everybody had to work remote, it's the same set of customers who decided to go to cloud and start leveraging the power of cloud. So I would say COVID in short has accelerated customers' knowledge about cloud. They are no longer worried about security. They are no longer worried about latency and bandwidth. I think I don't see any major hesitancy at this point of time, but the trend that we are seeing towards cloud is, cloud is going to be used more for innovation and it's not just going to be about take my data center and move it to cloud, right? So it's not going to be just those tactical reasons. And that's exactly what we did. We actually came out with a report which says moving from cloud chaos to cloud clarity and it talks about all these facets of what are those trends that customers should look for. So that's essentially what we are seeing. So I imagine COBOL, one of the kind of main ideas behind it is to remove friction associated with that move to cloud to the extent that you can not be reinventing the wheel every single time you're engaging a customer. Is that a fair statement? Absolutely. In fact, you know, many customers of ours and in fact, almost all of them are saying we do not want to reinvent the wheel. So how can you help us? So what we have done as part of COBOL is to bring these reference architectures, right? So for example, if a financial services customer wants to fight fraud, fraud analytics is a reference architecture that we have. If the telco customer wants to implement 5G, we have a framework and a reference architecture for OSS, BSS on cloud. If there is life sciences customer who wants to basically look at drug discovery, we have an architecture for that. So we want to make it more and more reference architecture based without reinventing the wheel and bring the best practices from other customers to drive those scenarios. So that's essentially what we're doing. So COBOL, underway, you've been recognized for performance to this point. It's a lot of pressure for 2022. So what are you going to slap on the desk in 2022 when we get back together? Well, we do plan to have bookends by this time next year to be able to bring here. It is perfectly acceptable, by the way, to share both the 2021 and 2022 award on stage because we have to make up for 2019 when we were here physically. Yes, absolutely. But to build off of what Anant was saying about the, what's gone on in the last 18 to 24 months, we're seeing clients now that we have one that came to us with 114 and a list of products that they bought from various partners, either directly through distributors and such and saying, listen, we no longer want to be in the procurement function. We want to take these 114 products. We recognize we're going to get it down to 30 or 40 of the key ones, obviously shifting a lot of that to cloud and we were able to leverage emphasis COBOL to actually accelerate that and incorporate our partner components to help that shift. So I think next year, I think that will be a major theme that you're seeing clients recognize that the way in which they procure and they develop their IT platform will be much different and emphasis with the design we put in place will be in a key position to support them with that. Well, we recorded this. I'm not sure if you realized we were actually recording this. So we're going to go, we can go back and review this tape next year and we'll see and I hope to see you then. And not, David, thank you so much for joining us here at theCUBE. And for theCUBE here in our continuous coverage at AWS re-invent 2021 live in Las Vegas, I'm Dave Nicholson saying stay tuned because there's always more on theCUBE. And I'd like to remind you that we are your leader in hybrid tech event coverage.


Repeat that. How many Americans? There will be about 200 military air crews on those planes. But no combat crews. Well, how are they going to shoot the planes down? You mean that's the danger? Well, we could lose the Americans if they shot the planes down. That's right, sir. But these will be given cover with T-28s and B-26s that are already in the Congo. And they will use these planes to blow ahead of the draft and also to help them deliver a suppressive fire if anything comes up. Do they have any anti-aircraft? Absolutely. Certainly. One is at Stammerville at this point. They had some Stammerville turned up in a bookover. So we know that some of it was moved away. But we don't know what is there or who is there to man it. But these planes, these T-28s and B-26s should be able to find that out before the paratroop carrying planes actually arrive on the scene. The thousand men in the paratroop group? That's right, sir. Now this is a highly trusted, the best-outfit they've got. The boundaries are very constant that if they get down and if they get there, they will not run into those problems. So they will have a lot of extortion in the Congo and they feel certain that if there wasn't necessarily going to be troops that the troops themselves would take care of. Where's Harriman? Does he agree? Yes, he agrees very much. All right, I'll go on then. All right, sir. Good night. We'll talk to him tomorrow. Bob McNamara agrees with this. Yes, he does, sir. Okay, go ahead. Thank you.


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Hi everyone, Joe for JaspysCaseRace.com coming at you with 2021 Top's Definitive Collection Baseball. One box picker team number 30, but for some reason in break 29 yesterday, I marked this break 29. It's not, it's break 30. Big thanks to this group for getting into the action. Thanks to the people who bought their spot straight up and thanks to the people who got it to blaster box number 33. Won your way in. Congrats. So when you ended up with double last spot mojo with my Dodgers and the Mariners, thanks for grabbing those teams. Appreciate that. Our final box. And this is a wax party break. So we got here. So you can see the stack cards right there and on the top camera right there. All right. Let's see what we got. Good luck. First one off the top is Smolte. John Smolte's 213 career wins. 154 career saves. It's pretty good. 42 out of 50. For the Bravos, it's going to be for Eugene with the Braves. There's Bobby Dalbeck. Rookie Otto. For the Red Sox, that'll be for Ed Pete. 15 out of 25. And there's Anthony Rendon. Gold frame, 10 out of 30. That will be for Brian T. and the Halos. Rough season for Anthony Rendon. And a dual autograph. Ryan Sandberg, Andre Dawson. Rhino and the Hawk. Sounds like the name of an electropop indie band. And that'll go to Steve Locke and the Cubs. Nice. Rex, you should have got the Cubs in the last box. 22 out of 25. George Springer. Jersey and autograph. I know. And as soon as that break went hitless, that Cubs went hitless, you should have grabbed the next Cubs and the next team. You know how this works. Steve Locke knew. He jumped all over the Cubs. Astros, who jumped over the Astros. Gary Gordon. Yeah, definitive breaks like this. They're always putting popular teams like the Cubs. More often than not. We got Edgar Martinez. Nice. 21 out of 50. Last bottom mojo, Brian S. Mr. S. All right. A couple more here. We've got Freddie Freeman. And Braves Edition. 32 out of 50. So you can go to mlb.com slash authentication, punch in those letters and numbers. You can see what game the jersey came from. You can look up the box score, see what, if anything, he did that day. If I could read those tiny letters. I think it's JC510900. I don't know. Hopefully something, I think there'll be a day in the future because mlb hologram sticker, that'd be awesome. All right. And the final one is another one of those. Eric Hosmer this time, 18 out of 30. VS862283. Mr. S is like Mr. Big or Mr. Mr. No. Mr. S is a, does anyone get the Mr. S reference? I think it's Mr. S. Let's see if I'm doing the correct reference. I don't know. It's not the correct reference. It should be Mr. F. But by the sing-song-y way I said it, people should know what that's from though, even though I got the letter wrong. All right, there you go. That was Pick Your Team number 30 from jaskiescasebreaks.com. Now let's flip back over here and let's give away a wax party invite. Good luck, everybody. Let's gather everybody's names from one through 30. New dice, new list. And name on top after six and a four. 10 times, fingers crossed, everybody. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10th and final time. A lot of sad faces. A lot of tears here. Two through 30 tears. A lot of tears for Adam. He's very close. No cigar. Two through 30 tears here. But thanks for trying. Cheers, though. Two, Brian T. Cheers. Brian, you are in the wax party. We're running out of invites. Keep it going, ladies and gentlemen, jaskiescasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.


My name's Tim McCurn, I'm from CFA's Predictive Services Unit and I'm here today to give you the seasonal outlook for November 2018. This seasonal outlook has been released a little bit later than what we normally would and I guess that's been opportunistic in the sense that the Bureau of Meteorology have updated their Al Nino forecasts and also we've had some reasonable rainfall across much of the state during the first week of November which now can be incorporated into this briefing. I'd just like to start by saying if anyone's got any ideas, suggestions or would like further information there's links there on the web page as to your relevant contact for your organisation. By all means we welcome feedback as to additional products that you might find useful in your decision making or if you've got questions in regards to the presentations by all means email in. There's also a number of links to some websites including the Bureau of Meteorology, Soil Moisture, Recent Climate website and also the Bomb Climate Forecast. Also the Weather Dogs site which is a link there under Climate Dogs is a good introduction to the range of potential forecast products that are available to assist decision makers. The summary for this seasonal outlook is we're going to run through looking back so what the recent rainfall patterns have been. We're going to look at the current situation in terms of the soil moisture conditions across the landscape within Victoria. We're going to look forward so we're looking at the long range predictions including the Al Nino and Indian Ocean Dipole and we're going to compare and contrast to previous seasons and particularly focus on I guess some previous fire seasons that have been significant in Victoria and look at where we're currently sitting based on those types of significant fire season. Some key points to note for this season is that the eastern north and west regions of Victoria have been affected by a prolonged dry period through autumn and winter and spring of 2018. Through October the drying trend has continued through Victoria but the first week of November did see some rainfall through much of Victoria and in some locations that was quite significant particularly through the central areas and western parts of the state. The climate indicators suggest that Victoria will be experiencing the onset of Al Nino and under such conditions Victoria is likely to experience higher than average temperatures with lower than average rainfall over the coming months and into summer period. In terms of a bushfire season that translates to a fractionally above average season for much of the state but particularly through Gippsland due to the record low rainfall through much of the eastern parts is going to be a significant potential for prolonged fire activity if we do get fire starts within those locations. So looking at the broader Australian context rainfall just deficits through much of the many parts of New South Wales, South Australia and Southern Queensland looking at the 18 month deficit below average to severely below average. So that's resulting I guess in the fact that much of New South Wales and Southern Queensland is experiencing severe dryness. The pastoral and agricultural areas in the east and south of Australia are also undergoing severe deficiencies. And this is particularly evident when that's viewed on the 18 month rainfall deficits. The other image that's on display there is the AFAC bushfire and natural hazards CRC fire forecast for Australia. And I guess that's representing that much of the east coast of Australia and areas within South Australia are likely to experience above normal fire potential for this season. I guess the rainfall deficits are less evident when viewed on only three months of recent rainfall as because there has been some pre-summer rain that has reduced the dryness in many of those areas. In terms of the Victorian landscape, we're currently looking at the one month, three month and six month rainfall deficits. And these are rainfall desal maps. So they represent the trends in monthly rainfall period when compared to historical records of all the records of that particular time period. So rainfall in the month of October is generally below to very much below average across Victoria except in the northwest. The October rainfall pattern has been consistent with rainfall patterns over the past three months with eastern and southern Victoria affected by low rainfall. So I guess the key message there is that rainfall trends over the last six months indicate a large deficiency in rainfall and this has restricted the moisture reservoirs that are available for plants and living vegetation. Looking at the Victorian temperatures for the month of October, both the minimum and maximum temperatures when compared with historical records show that they were above average to very much above average for the month of Victoria. The combination of the above average maximum temperatures along with the record low rainfalls through October has increased fuel availability during this period. Then come to the recent rainfall. So the rainfall of the first week of November and this captured up until the 7th of November on this map. But I guess keeping in mind the fact that eastern Victoria has experienced two consecutive years of record low rainfall during autumn and winter. So even though we have had some recent rainfall, there is significant dieback in trees, particularly in eastern Victoria. And a low rainfall in this first week has been significant and will improve the soil moisture. There'll be significant rainfall required to, I guess, rehydrate those areas that have been dry for such an extended period of time. So apart from the southwest and southeast landscape scale, moisture stress is likely to be associated with the buildup of dead, fine fuel and fuel hazard and increased flammability in what would traditionally be damp and wet forests on our southern aspects and our high elevations. The next slide is the root zone soil moisture. And this product is produced by the Bureau of Meteorology. And we're commonly utilizing this to, I guess, complement the Ketch Byron drought index in terms of where our soil moisture is potentially recorded. So this map shows the percentage of available water content for the first one metre of the soil profile and is intended to represent the moisture that's available to living vegetation. So you'll see there there's dark red shaded areas in East Gippsland as well as around out of Metropolitan Melbourne, which are indicative of moisture stress in the understory and shrubby vegetation. There is also an increased trend of drying in the northeast, central highlands and through parts of the Oatways. So eastern Victoria has now experienced two consecutive years of record low rainfall during autumn and winter. And as a result, dieback within trees has certainly increased the fine fuel availability and potentially reduced the moisture that's available in our heavy forest fuels. I guess that's an important consideration in terms of the potential for increased blackout time required and increased patrol if we do have fires in those areas that have been drought stressed for some time. To illustrate that a bit more closely, the current slide is of the Rootsone Soil Moisture Trends for Cannes River, showing 2017 and 2018, and comparatively where we're at with the Rootsone Soil Moisture levels. And you'll see there that the current Rootsone moisture is at record low levels and trending at a lower base compared to 2017, when we had a 10,000 hectare large fire occur in late November. So again, this is really indicating that there's an increased dead fine fuel component that's available to burn in both the near surface and elevated fuel layers. So the key message there is that if fires do occur in this landscape, they'll spread faster, become more difficult to suppress, even under moderate to high fire danger ratings. And also just that thinking in terms of the time required for blackout and patrol will need to increase as heavy fuels become engaged like they wouldn't in a normal season. Looking at the long range rainfall and temperature predictions, and again, I've included there the image for November. So this was produced at the end of October by the Bureau of Meteorology and was before the rainfalls in the first week of November. So the forecast there was showing the chance of exceeding median rainfall was below average. However, in many parts of the west and central areas of the state, they received their average rainfall within the first week of November. So I guess the message there is that long-range forecasting is a difficult thing to do, and particularly when you get significant rainfall events through thunderstorm activity, often hard to predict the quantities of falls. So at this stage, we have sort of exceeded the median rainfall in many locations in the western half of the state. The forecast for December rainfall has it around average, so expecting that rainfall will be at around the average rainfall levels. In terms of temperature forecast, suggesting that through November, it's likely to see above-average temperatures, and that's likely to continue into December, particularly in the north and half of the state. Onto the climate outlook, so looking at the El Nino forecast here, we've got the 30-day Southern Oscillation Index, and although that has increased into the positive range at this stage, the long-range forecast suggests that there's a 70% chance of an El Nino occurring within the coming months. And over the last month, all but one of the forecast models has shifted to an El Nino onset in late spring or early summer. So during these El Nino events, there's an expectation that rainfall in eastern Australia will be typically below average, and daytime maximum temperatures will be typically warmer than average for southern Australia. And that's represented in the model graphs there in terms of November, January, and March. The model alignment with the majority of models suggesting that we are going to be heading into an El Nino during that timeframe. Onto the Indian Ocean Dipole. So again, the Indian Ocean Dipole outlook for November and onwards is for neutral conditions, and I guess that's as a result of the tropics now becoming more active, as is common at this time of the year. So this means that Victoria's climate is not likely to be influenced by a positive Indian Ocean Dipole event, and I guess that's a good thing in the sense that if that coupled with a potential El Nino, that would certainly drive dry conditions and exacerbate the potential El Nino event for Victoria. In terms of comparing our current rainfall trends to previous fire seasons, this graph's showing where we're currently sitting in the black solo line, and the projected trajectory of where we're likely to be in terms of a fire season based on the black dashed line. So this year, the black line is following the rainfall trends at an average El Nino and a positive Indian Ocean Dipole, which it has been up until this time. Rainfall, however, during that first week of November will alter that drying trend for at least some of the state, but at this stage, the deep land does remain dry, and it will take considerable follow-up rain to see a significant reduction in the potential for the fire season for that part of the state. Also worth noting that the rainfall deficit over the past several months was significant, with September rainfall deficits the second highest on record. So we've had some dry conditions, and that certainly will have had an ongoing impact on fuels, and in some cases, once we've had vegetation dieback, even significant rainfall now won't be able to reverse those drying conditions. So some key messages to consider for this season. We are expecting an above-average fire season in Victoria, particularly through the eastern regions, and that may extend into Outer Metropolitan Melbourne, or the edges of Melbourne. The recent rainfall during the first week of November although it was significant in some locations, was quite localised in other places. So the cumulative rainfall deficit at the end of October was, we were down 190 millimetres on an average year. So it will take significant rainfall event to even bring us back to close to an average season in terms of rainfall. So landscape conditions and underlying dryness in many locations have had an impact on live fuels, which is causing dieback and an increase in leaf fuel. So that's going to potentially increase our surface and near surface and our elevated fine fuel availability. And those conditions can't be reversed even if we do receive average rainfall now. So I guess that's going to lead to an increase in potential ignition, and also if we do have ignitions to increase in the potential fire behaviour. Also going to be important to those areas that have been seeing prolonged dry periods that there will be a need for increased patrol and blackout work as a result of the heavy fuels becoming engaged and being available to burn. That's all from me. The next outlook will be in December. Thanks for that.


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o you imagine they trade? Russ. Russ to the Nets and it's Russ and Kairi again. I mean Russ and KD, not Kairi. I don't think they want to do that, but that'd be pretty cool. What if Russ just like turned his career around with KD again? Just calling like a three-year tear. Yeah. Back to back to back champion trips. Javori Smith, E.J. Griffin, purple little George Hill, Johnny Davis Purple for the Wizards. Now Texas and Oklahoma are unlikely to join the SEC in 2024. What happened? What happened? Nate Oates, sixth year extension for Alabama. I'd say so. What's going on with the SEC in Texas and Oklahoma? What's that situation now? That's the first I'm hearing of that. I thought that was a done deal. As far as UCF is still on the big following bill. Chris Paul, 2199. It's scripted. Oh, okay. All right. I got you. They want to join in 2025. They just weren't able to join the Euro. Okay. That makes more sense. That makes more sense. So that SEC is going to be insane. That's going to be unbelievable. Anthony Edwards, zero gravity T-Mac. Like that's already an absolute power conference. Now add that. Geez. Good God, man. Mo Bamba on the red back for the magic. That's right. Isn't UC... Yeah. Is USC going to the big 12? Did that happen? Chet Holmgren. Road to the finals at Jason Tatum to 9.99. That did happen, didn't it? Like that's officially official. Huh. Interesting. Got about that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's right. UCLA. UCLA was the other one. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's crazy, dude. That's Jayden Ivey. I really can't imagine USC and UCLA. Like I agree. Being outside the Pac-12. At least like I can't imagine that the... I can't imagine USC being outside of the Pac-12 for football. And then I can't imagine UCLA being out of Pac-12 basketball. It's just weird that like, UCLA football is kind of N, USC basketball is kind of N. But the other way around. The other way around, they're like powerhouses. Or at least UCLA was and USC kind of is now again. After a few years. Like UCLA has put some good guys in the NFL. They're like overall as a team, they're not great. Is that where Chip Kelly is? What's your Chip Kelly's at USC?  USC gave us friggin Nikhil Harry, though. That was Arizona State. Oh, you're right. Davis Berksons. I'm thinking of... Who was... Oh, Marquis Lee went to... Yeah, dude. I thought he was going to be so good. I remember I was in... I was a freshman in high school when he got drafted. And he was doing like a Q&A on Twitter. You get drafted to the Jags? Yeah. I wanted to take him so badly, dude. I was like on the verge of tears when he went to the Jags, basically. But I remember he didn't like a question and answer on Twitter. And I was like, oh, I asked him a question and he answered it. There's David Roddy. Red, red-backed rookie. I asked him, how do you think you can fit in with the Ravens system? He's like, oh, they run a West Coast offense. I think that'd be a good fit for me. I'm like, oh, nice. Hope to see you there. I'm not wrong. Very good. Glad we're on the same page, Marquis. Paul George on the highlights. Nice one there. Dude, I thought, I really, but then he just got hurt, man. He was like, he had a great talent. He just got, he couldn't stay healthy. He tore his ACL, which is never the same. Was he a patriot for a bit? No, I don't think so, is he? I think he was. It's like not a good patriot, but he was there. You know what I mean? He didn't really, he didn't make much of an impact, but he was on the teams. Like he's probably got a ring if he was there at one point or another. He's 31. Lee? Yeah. I mean, you figure that was like 10 years ago, that draft now, basically. That's insane, dude. Road to the final. Steph Curry to $199. Auto is nice. Christian Coloco going to the Raptors. Congrats on that, Toronto. That is Lee M. There you go, Lee. Dude, I remember he did sign with the Patriots. Yeah, for a bit. And then opted out of the season because of COVID. That's right. Yep. Yep. And probably just never played after that, right? Yep. Dude, he signed a four-year $40 million contract with the Jeds. Yeah, I remember that because he was good. He was serviceable when he played. He was still like a very solid receiver. There's Benedict Matheran. He just couldn't... It was like him and A-Rob. Like they were so good, but they would just get hurt all the time when they were there together. Like you never really got a full season of the two of them next to each other. Like Simon Vaughn's in chat. We'll get his... I'm going to get his take on that. Oh, grab a empty box and wrapper. And just after a minute, we'll get this course used. Just explain. Someone wanted a box and wrapper. Paolo. If you went mine. Doesn't have to be labeled or anything. No, I was just... I actually remember that. Yeah. A.J. Griffin. City edition. Evan Mobley. Second year. That second year Mobley sounds so weird saying that. Second year Fron. Second year Cade. I don't like that. Jaylen Suggs. Second year. She still hurt? Is she playing? Who? Uh, Suggs. Can I just play him? Jaylen. He had five steals last night. Nice. Road to the finals. Cat for 2022. For the Timberwolves. Or two nights ago. Two nights ago. Nice. He's like an annoying defender. Yeah. Zero gravity Jaylen. Do you consider yourself like kind of a magic fan too? Yeah, sure. Yeah, I was going to say. I have to imagine. If there was a team that owned the Celtics this year, at least it was a magic fan. True. That was weird that like even Randy was saying that. Randy's a big magic fan. He was like, yeah. The Celtics just can't beat the magic this year. Paolo Bencaro. Plus I think the Knicks blew a like 20 point lead to the magic couple of nights ago. That I didn't mind. That I didn't mind. Ben Simmons. And a last pack of the break. Good luck y'all. There's Kevin Love. Two. One. Ninety. Nine. Let me do it for the break guys. We recap our autos really quick. We add Christian Coloco going to the Raptors. Johnny Davis for the Wizards. Jalen Williams going to the Thunder to 25. Oshe Agbaji going to the Jazz. And Dallon Terry going to the Bulls. I'll do it for the break. Thank you guys again for the fill. Next up we've got I'mac. Give me one sec guys. All right guys, let me go get that uploaded really quick. I got like a minute or two till the next break. I would imagine. Yeah, I got about five minutes here. And it is a PYT as well. Thank you guys for getting that filled up too. This is going to be a fun one. This is going to be a really good time here. Let me one sec be right back. Sick. I'm so jealous of that. Jackie Robinson. Corbin Burns. There you go. First one of the day. One of one. Craig Abigio. That's my favorite player. So sick. That's those 2000s Astros jerseys too. Wow. Who's got Houston? Congrats H-Town. Here's your factor. And a gold wave. F1 racer. Rookie. Joe Guan Yu. That's really nice. These inserts are really cool. Love the color on that. That's sick. You can bag this. Current Reds. Oh, there's one current. But Red Sox legends here. Going back to Regina. Triple auto. Four out of. And Raffi Devers. Wow. Sick. Grimes rookie. And. Not expecting that. Steph Curry. Jersey number. Wow. Holy cow. There's the 30. I saw the Warriors and I was like, oh, Kaminga or Moody. That'll be cool. Yeah. Nope. Nope. How about the Ben? No, sir. Not at all. We'll get that magged up for you. Hang on, of course. Shohei Otani. Triple patch. Two of three. Angels. Very nice. Eight RBI, 13K.  Cody Bellinger. Boom. And out west. I saw one there. That nasty patch on that thing. And Tick Tock. Oh, we got our first box three. And that is a goal. Wow. That is so sick. Oh, my God. Green. All right. You guys ready for some iMac in a minute? Let's do it. Let's do it. Is there a logo man in here, Blake? I think there's going to be a logo man in here. I know. I think it's just right. Just time? I think it's just, I think the timing's right. I think it's in here. I really do. Trey Young logo man. Dude, I freak out. All-star snub Trey Young. That is all-star snub Trey Young. Every hawk is going to have, every hawk rookie from now on is going to have some sort of thing that I say. We have rookie of the year, snub Jalen Johnson from this year. We have Steel of the Draft, AJ Griffin, which is, that's true. I'm sorry. Defensive menace, Deandre Hunter. Uh-huh. Who'd we take in 2020? Can't read it. Oh, that's big. No, that's big Onyaka Kangwu. That's, well, I just call him Big O. His nickname's Big O. Big double O. Big O-O. Now Trey Young is going to be all-star snub Trey Young for the rest of history. I love Deandre Hunter. He was awesome. He was so good in college. And he's, like, everybody, everybody kind of ranks on him because he's not great offensively, but his, like, his defense is just makes him so invaluable. He's, like, one of the better perimeter wings in the entire league. He plays that three spots so well, but doesn't, like I said, doesn't add much offensively. But when you have Deontay Murray now, doesn't really matter. You don't need, we don't need Deandre Hunter to score 25 a game. It's fine. Just go do your thing defensively and we'll be good. Yeah, Harden was a snub. I just think, I think Harden's issue, he didn't play enough. Oh yeah, Virginia's becoming, like, a pipeline to the NBA now. It's awesome. It's so awesome. I know, I felt like it was really, I mean, obviously it was cool to see, like, the, what's it called? It was cool to see, like, University of Maryland, Baltimore County win, like that when they were the 16 seed and they beat Virginia. But I kind of felt bad for Virginia to some degree when they lost to the 16 seed because, like, that kind of sucks, like. I had Virginia winning it all that year. Did you? That's, yeah, my buddy did too. That was brutal. That's tough. And then Virginia, Virginia was kind of like the, the consensus picked when the, because they won it the following year. They won it all. And then it was like that. They were, I remember, I think I picked them that year and I was like, yeah, like, I'm, I'm ready to go on that one. But yeah, it was, it was a fun year for sure.  That's like his big thing. Like he is, he's really, really valuable on defense. All right, guys, let's get started on some iMac. Good luck, everybody. What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping 21-22, Paninian maculate basketball hobby, five bucks, full case break, number 54, pick your team style, gonna read off a list of our names and our teams. Andrew R with the Mavs Warriors Pacers, Bernard H with the Pistons in Magic, Bob H Grizzlies, Bohia B Timberwolves, Cesar A with the Sons, Chun-Wai W with the Wizard Spurs, FBOs K, Bucks, Eric R with the Cavaliers, Hero S, 76ers, Inku K, Heat, John S with the Thunder, that is Kelmend I, Nets, Kyle T, Raptors, Lane K with the Clippers, Matt C, Nuggets, Ramin R, Hornets, Rudy G Bulls, Stan L, Jazz, Toshia K Blazers, Victor L Pelicans, Wayne Y with the Kings, Wei Ting L, Celtics, Zach T with the Knicks, Zach B with the Rockets in the Lakers. So good luck, everybody. Let's do some immaculate. There was a case yesterday, and it had like six Celtics orders in it. Did it really? It has Parish, Koozie, Tatum. Jeez, yeah, that's pretty solid. No bird and no rustle. Yeah, well, rustles probably didn't have anything. And then, yeah, birds like, birds only in a couple of sets, I think, for autos. They don't have a ton of them. What's up, Wahoos? We're gonna have to do one last one. I know, I know. I just saw it, too. Chris Middleton to 99, one of 99 for the Bucks on the base. God, going to the Celtics. Big L, Horford. Nice one there, 72 out of 99. It can't be the Logo Man, though. Nice one there for the Cs. We've got, going to the Bulls, 17 out of 99. That's gonna be Zach Levine, or 12 out of 99, excuse me, 12 out of 99. That's gonna be Avery Johnson. Nice one there, 29 out of 49 for the Spurs. It's on that San Antonio. Got 42 out of 49. It's gonna be Wendell Carter Jr. I don't know if it's worth it. It's not worthy. Yeah, it's not worthy. It's all right. But still, we've got, going to John S. How about Josh Giddy, 62 out of 75. Nice one there, congrats on that John. There you go, buddy. Nice hit. The triple-double machine. Tick-tock legend, Josh Giddy, that is. Congrats on that. We'll get that into a mag for you. There you go, John, the Josh Giddy Rookie Autor. Spent the empty, very nice. Come on, execute. Yeah, I remember that. Oh yeah, Avery Johnson's been kind of all over the place with coaching is Trey Murphy, Rookie 36 out of 99 for the Pelicans. I'm doing well. No complaints here. How about yourself, buddy? Got a nice one here. That is the standard is going to be Bradley Beale, 22 out of 99. Game used for the Wizards. Followed by, it's kind of nasty. 22 out of, I don't know, 2 out of 15. Three-colored game used patch to Mard the Rosen. Going to the Bulls. Game one on that. Taking a break from meetings. That's always a good feeling. Nah, I'm going to worry about that. There you go. Sounds good. Sounds like a good time to me, Rob. We've got premium patch autographs red. That's going to be Corey Kispert's going to the Wizards. Two Wizards hits in this box so far. Cool one here. Going to the Wizards again. This time a little bit of a throwback. 21 out of 25 is Antoine Jamison. Oh, easy. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. I think you could just book that one. Take that one to the bank right now, Wahoo. Easy, easy, easy. Ah, you can mag this next one. We've got 61 out of 99. Two-colored true RPA. Moses Moody. Going to the Warriors. There you go, Golden State. That is going to be... Where are they? Andrew R. Congrats Andrew. Nice Moody. Two-colored RPA. 61 out of 99. I do love a good iMac true RPA. They are. They are. Beautiful. Because they look the same pretty much every year, too. They look identical. Like Tatum's looks like that. Exactly, like that, exactly. Box number trace. Sneaker's Watch, I believe. Last card. On the back, which means it could be... Could be good. I didn't see the name. I don't know if you did. I didn't either. Yeah, good. Describes the both of us. Jimmy Butler, that is base. 86 out of 99. Think of the Sneaker's Watch. Unless that's two cards. Oh, no. I think it's two cards. Could be. No, it's not. No, yeah, it's not. That's one. Got a OG Anonabee, one out of 99. For the Raptors, game used. This one's cool. It's going to Indiana. We've got five of 10. That is going to be a Chris Bortay. Like nameplate patch, very nice. Again, that is three colored. Five of 10. Congrats, Indiana. That is Andrew R as well. We've got going to the Pelicans. That is three colored RPA, 18 out of 50. Trey Murphy, 35 out of 99. That is gross. Sick. That's so sick. That's going to the, that's really sick. Going to the Thunder. Two colored RPA, Jeremiah Robinson. Obviously, but we've got, that's so sick, dude. We've got going to Zach B with the Lakers. How about Sneaker's Watch signatures? Two of 10, the Brow. Anthony Davis. Boom. Let's go, baby. Nice AD. Heck yeah, man. Ribbon some iMac. Ribbon some Sneaker's Watches. I'm ribbon some Mac. I'm ribbon some Mac myself right now. Never kind of Mac. Just as good though. iMac, UMAC, E-C-U-E-MAC. Mac. It's not even Mac. Macology, Sam. This is first grade stuff. Box four. Yeah, that was cool. That was a really nice AD. Yes, it is. Is this Winkersville? Yeah, it's not the best peaceful. Yeah. It's like the flying. I pulled another one with McHale's last night. Really? The McHale one was chunky. Yeah. Those were two years ago. Was it the same case that had every other Celtics hit in it? Remember that case that had like a bunch of Celtics hit? Another potential. We didn't have Erich Kuzich. Yeah, yeah. I feel like another one there. Oh, so it had someone else. We've got Terros here. Scary Terry, 44 out of 49. I thought it was McHale on. Another day, another Kyrie Schreiber, please. Yeah. We've got, oh, that's so sick. That is so nasty. Alfred Shengun, 68 out of 99. Dude, that's so freaking cool. I'm so jealous of that. We've got Gona Chiakai L. How about three of, three of 18? Soul of the Game, The Human Highlight Reel, Dominique Wilkins. Dude, that's awesome. Congrats on that. That is Game Worn Neek as well. Heck yeah, man. Soul of the Game, Neek. Two sneaker pieces in this case. That is three of 16. Excuse me, three of 16. What'd you say? I said who throws a shoe? We'll get that into a mag as well. That's awesome. God, that's so nasty. Going to the Pacers. Harold and Signatures is George McGinnis. Yeah, absolutely looks worn for sure. Nice one there. We've got, can I get this one too? Just because again, same situation. 91 out of 99 is going to be RPA of Daeron Sharp. I got a lot of RPAs. He can mag this next one too. Congrats on that one there. Nets, and then three colored RPA. Going to the Lakers. How about an Austin Reeves, number eight of 49? He's actually kind of a P. I like Austin Reeves. I like Austin Reeves, yeah. Congrats on that again. I think that was Zack with the Lakers. Nets also was Kelman. Congrats, Kelman and Zack on those two. What's that, like four RPAs in this case or something like that? That's kind of insane. This case is where you get like one. That's very true. That's very true, Wahoos. That's IQ, Emmanuel Quickly. 80 out of 99 on the base for the Nets. Followed by 96 out of 99 is a Pascal Siakum for the Raptor. Spicy Pete. There's some damage on the patch window. You can tell right there. We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the Raptor spot. Yeah, there's a lot of damage on that one. Sorry about that, Toronto. Do apologize. You got an empty box and wrapper coming your way though. That replaced.  Rookie. I guess first edge. Call me some slack. There's a Ja Marantz 83 out of 99. Nice one there for the Grizzlies. We've got to 99 going to the Clippers. That is going to be a Brandon Boston Jr. 96 out of 99. Rookie autograph. Nice one here. We've got second year. 10 of 10 is Desmond Bain. That's kind of nasty. That's kind of wild actually, that card. This next one will be a random at the end. We've got dual on-card auto. Tim Hardaway and Mono Genobley. 18 out of 25 is Spurs and Warriors. Which one are you talking about, the Bain? The Bain are you talking about, please? Nice one there. We're just going to have Blake top load that one and then we'll do a quick random for it. I don't think so. There's no patch in the Bain, right? Yeah. Yeah, I was going to say, I don't understand what the duo, like the significance between Hardaway and... How are Genobley and Hardaway connected? That's kind of random. That's cool, but I don't get where the connection is there. All right, guys. Again, doing the random for the Tim Hardaway and Mono Genobley was the last card pulled in the last break. Whatever team is on top after... 22 Hall of Fame class. Okay, that makes sense. Whatever team is on top after eight times, we'll get the card. So, good luck. Eight times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight. Going to the Warriors. Warriors picking up the Genobley and Hardaway duo. That was Warriors, Hardaway, right? I'm assuming. Make sure I didn't put the wrong team. Okay, perfect. All right, cool. Let's do a quick recap here, guys. We've got Jamarant for the Grizzlies. Pascal Siakam, Raptors. Alfred Shengun, Rockets. Chris Duarte, Pacers. Oji Anonabee, Raptors. Gamar DeRozan for the Bulls. Bradley Beale, Wizards. Al Horford for the Celtics. And Zach Levine, Bulls. True, true, true. One of our Twitch members says, thank you, Sniff. We're trying to figure that one out. Desmond Bain for the Grizzlies. That is Brandon Mawson Jr. for the Clippers. George McGinnis, Pacers. Trey Murphy for the Pelicans. Antoine Jamison, Wizards. Corey Kispert, Wizards. Wendell Carter Jr., Magic. As well as Avery Johnson for the Spurs. A bunch of Maggards coming out of this one as well. A lot of RPAs, so we'll kind of go through some of those first. We had four RPAs in this case. We'll start with Jeremiah Robinson-Errol, 35, 49. Moses Moody, 61 out of 99 for the Warriors. We had Austin Reeves, 8 out of 49 going to the Lakers. Well as a Daeron Sharp, true RPA, 91 out of 99 for the Nets. We had a Josh Giddy, that is 62 out of 75. Rookie introductions for the Thunder. We had an Anthony Davis, 2 out of 10. Sneakers to Watch signatures for the Lakers. And we had this awesome Soul of the Game, 3 of 16. Dominique Wilkins, Game U, Sneaker Patch. That will do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we got nothing. All right, we get a couple pictures of these. I'll say our goodbyes. I would FedEx the Lakers spot, because they both go together. Oh, yeah, you're right. You're good. I would still just pry that one out. All right, guys, thanks again for hanging out today. I got Forrest starting in about a little under two hours now. He'll be doing, let's see, what has he got? Upper Deck Artifacts Hockey. That still has four spots to go in the second break. First one is sold out. So thank you guys for that. I know he's stoked to rip some hockey. I know a couple of you guys in here today are in that break. So good luck on that. I should be watching. I could grab some beers. Yeah, I might, honestly. So he's got that star. He's got some Gilded and Finest mixers, which will be a lot of fun. Those are cheap. Those are 40 bucks a spot. You got a box of Gilded in there.  Some basketball mixers for some choice, Immaculate to your random team. Then an Eminence, random hit style. At the end of the night, I only got three spots left. I believe it is one of our last Eminence cases, if not our last Eminence case. There is the break schedule for you guys. Uh, probably hop and chat. Excuse me. Thank you. Probably hop and chat tonight. I'll see you guys then. But if not, I will see you guys tomorrow night. I'll be streaming a group break. So have a good one, everybody. Thanks again and see you later.


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