Then they came out with another another just banger the duck man for they gave these only to the basketball team I hated on these for a long time.  Yes. Oh, you're crazy because I like the black peremoire Well, I was like if I could really have one. Oh, take this one and then I got them and I was like, oh Yeah, nice. These are nice. Leather is amazing. They got the duck on the back Supposedly Michael Jordan got very angry. Yeah, these and the duck man five you've got on and we'll look at next That they messed with the jump man to put the Oregon mascot, but the speckles These are just this is a dead stock pair that I always want to wear Yeah, just don't because these are just going up. What are they worth now like 20,000 or something? Yeah, these are worth a lot. It's crazy Actually crazy on that shoe, but that's the thing too like like you said, they're pushing the limits Yeah on the design element and how they Executed materials and then switching the jump man took me years to get those I had to pay a few great at that point, but it's still now. They've still gone way way up. So it's been Been useful and then the other the other version that has the duck on the back Which also we got here on DJ's feet. I had to come and represent The duck man fives and right here. These are two of probably what like 35 40 pairs of existence And so these are a worn pair that were worn I think by a coach because they don't have the number on But these were only given to the basketball players the trainers the coaches and then probably a few, you know Celebrity athletes. So definitely a hard one to find Another one where the price is just absolutely skyrocketed Um, I think a lot of people love the the duck man And it's just a cool well made good material shoe correct me if I'm wrong during this time of these coming out to the players Wasn't this like $3,000 and people are like no way. That's way too much. Yeah, they were in Like a few years later. It was like $5,000 and people were like, this is the most expensive PE Yeah, and then it became like $10,000 or like what is going on. This was like during that time. Yeah, all right Yeah, okay. I'm like, I swear. That's what it was during the time. This is right about when You couldn't really just get the shoes for a few hundred bucks. Yeah, it became like, all right Everybody knows about it. All your favorite collectors going after organ pees these days. Yep. Okay So it became it became harder to find harder to get at a good price But it also makes the hunt a little bit more fun because like like you it's like, I don't want to pay Full market price for anything. So it's uh, you got to work all the angles And try to find a way to do it which is also even harder when you're trying to do it in your size Or something that's at least close to my size So for the most part you try to get everything in your size so you can wear it If not, you get it and then like hopefully you can still find your size later. Maybe trade or whatever. Yeah, I've done trades So I definitely have done somewhere. I bought one and then found someone else who had it in the size or reseller or somebody shop Have definitely done some trades or sometimes you You know got a trade not a little cash or whatever I noticed too that you don't have like the size 16 pair the one that you know what i'm saying because like You could complete the set that way. Yeah, but it's like this shoe is $4,000 you buy a size 16. You might be able to get it for 1200. It's like, okay, I got it But it looks really weird. What's your max on size is a 13 is a 14 is the highest I have Okay. Yeah, you got some 13s up in here. Let's see what's going on But uh, for me, yeah, I can make a 14 work on certain models But I know a lot of people that do do that. They try to stay under, you know, 13 or under Yeah, when it gets a 14 even though that like the price will change and it'll be a lot cheaper Yeah, almost almost all of them are in my size or at least within a half size That's what's there's a there's a couple that are about 13s. Okay. Take me to the organ fives right here The football fives very well known shoe Um the organ fives these these were given to the football team. So a couple hundred pairs in existence Um, but I think the color made them like really well known. Yeah, as well as the duck on the back being so prominent These became like a very popular well known pee. We saw a lot of celebrities wearing these Yeah, when they it was like coming around was like any hot celebrity rapper or whatever Like they had to have these during that time. I've seen pictures of like, you know, um Adam Levine and room five wearing them and like it's so what's going on It's where like pees started to move over into celebrity Yeah with these and then of course they came out with the gr versions Um, which are different but also kind of brought back a bunch of attention to these as a well known pee And this is a pair Like starting to get pretty worn like I wear these ones a lot I try to be very cautious about those ones because that green man, you mess it up It's no going back. No, if you get them wet or anything that suede is and then living at organ You know, yeah Okay, talk about the sleeper other but I think this is the sleeper of the bunch. They're just so comfortable So these are the you know, most of these other peas have been early models of jordan's and then they're like We're gonna do a jordan 29. These are super cool because they have it's a little tough to see But they have the oregon wings that they had on the football uniforms On the side of the shoe and then different duck logos On the back. So this may have been the first appearance of like this version of duck Um, that's sort of the evil, you know, evil twin or whatever you want to call it But got, you know numbered because this is one of the pairs that the football team had So, um, very cool shoe and really comfortable. Yeah, really comfortable pair. What'd you pay on those? I feel like 1100. Okay. Something like that later. Yeah, I got that pair later. Okay. Yeah, it's a hard find especially in your size too Yeah, it was a hard one. That makes sense. So these were like kind of cheaper under appreciated and then like People started to Yeah, I see some type of value. I don't know where they found it at but Next thing, you know, like the prices started going up and to me again I still think sleeper in the bunch like if you want to have a more of affordable organ pe Something that's still a jordan. I think this is one of the ones to go to especially something to rock That's just my opinion. I don't know what you think about these wild shoe. These are the uh, jordan mellow 10 These are above my size one of the bigger pairs I have And I mean definitely wild, right? Like they got a says mellow on the back here They got some of the organ wing graphic there these I got The tongue's pretty cool and wild with the duck and nicely sewn on But a hard shoe for me to wear one due to the size and also it's it's got a lot going on A lot going on but you could get these for cheaper too. Yeah. Yeah But so this is one of the ones you're like you got to get it for the complete the set type shoes Yeah, okay. I wouldn't I wouldn't have bought this to wear probably on my own. I feel that So if anyone has a you know size 11 or so, let me know because I'll I'll trade you some 13 Yeah, we're putting some real quick. Oh, that's a 13. Oh, I need to find 11 Yeah, find 11 so I can get it from you and then I can trade it to him All right gray 14th gray 14. So they gave these to the football team Really beautiful shoe. They got the embossed organ Duck in the suede, which is nice really nicely sewn Oregon ducks here on the leather Really cool shoe that you know has been you see these kind of a lot on the market like this in the green pair Um, and so I don't know. I don't know what happened here to make a lot more of these transact These are ones I I see for sale quite a bit. They're still not cheap though. So here's my struggle the green pair So We were talking about this earlier. There's three different versions, right? Yep This has the different sport teams that they're designated to on here, but the green pair in particular There's just not that many pairs in a size 13 Because of the fourth because the football team more size 13 more size 13 these I see so many 12s and under So I'd be struggling because they did volleyball track and basketball Maybe basketball, but think about how limited but they didn't do a football. You see I'm saying so that's why you don't have 13 Right all those big so finding the size 13 for me has been the struggle And I'm like do I want to pay that price for a 12 that I can't even wear And I wear these in a 14 because they kind of run small So I'm like, I can't even find a 14. I'm struggling right now I kind of wish they did this color more of like a kelly green apple green That would have been crazy. It's I don't have a lot of like military colored stuff to wear with so If these were like this color green, I probably would wear these but So we were talking about that earlier too There's three different versions of these. Do you go after all three or do you say I got one? I'm good I got one. I'm good. Okay It it you could go after all of them, but like there's only so much time and You have the same shoe and like just a tongue. It's a different stage just a tongue So yeah, not not super interested in getting all three pairs. I feel that I feel that okay Take me to the fives. I feel like this is where they started to Go downhill a little bit. You know I'm saying it's like where's the effort at? That's I don't know Got a little little lazy. I think with these these are the Olympic gold coin, I believe they're called Olympic gold coin fives that they essentially just slapped an organ logo on And then the number of the player. This was a punter. Yeah, number 38 Thank you for your service number 38 but You know, it's like an okay five Oregon doesn't really wear gold of that color much So kind of a random one, but I like fives in general and then the wings Yeah, the lasered wings are cool. Give it a little facelift and then call it a pe.  We're up to something here. So they did another one Yep, these are uh, jordan twelves the wool twelves, um, which is pretty like good quality shoe in general But they just added a organ duck sewn onto the tongue Um to us, you know a gr shoe. So when you see, uh This pe you got the chenille patch, but if you look behind the tongue, you can actually see the stitch lines from there So they literally took the gr and stitched it directly on there and was like tinker sign all these call it a day Let's let's give it to the players. So tinker's autograph makes it a little better. But yeah, not not my You know, not my favorite pair of organ peas. I feel that and then they didn't do both tongues I'm like, yeah, I don't know why they didn't do both tongues either. That was kind of the weird But the trend continues it continues So these um And they gave those to the football team these they just gave to the organ track team Which are uh playoff 12 loaves So on here, they they just added, you know an organ track tag Which was a logo that apparently tinker, uh, did in the 70s when he was a organ track athlete So it has the year of the track team and uh That's it. There's nothing else really special about the shoe Um, this one was actually really hard to find. I was just about to say. Yeah, they're probably not like super expensive You just don't see them that often. Yeah, it wasn't wasn't uh, very expensive But was really hard and took a long time to actually find a pair of those Um, and they were my size was same thing. They did one of the tongues on there And then and then they did it again. So they're like, hey, that's easy Um, actually the same track team got this pair too. So at least they got two jordan shoes, right in one season Um, but these are jordan 31s the loaves. Yeah. Yeah of loaves They just took a gr shoe and slapped the same logo on them So this pair was also very hard to find right and um, what's that? Uh, I know I had to get them separately. Yeah These are different sizes or different sizes.  Okay. Okay, but um, that's crazy Yeah, got these from a female track coach who left All right Now they got back into getting crazy with it But this was like a whole another switch up We hadn't seen this color on a jordan pe like this was like a brighter green But like not like yeah, it's neon crazy colors uniforms were switching up different things were happening He's got what did you initially feel about these when they first came out because I did not like them I didn't love them. These are my least favorite of the three jordan 13s that they did.  Right, but they're not they're not my favorite of the three The two different greens is a little bit much for me, but um, I like that they've got again different colored ducks On them was a nice touch. Um, and a well made shoe the laces threw me off too Yeah, the lace color. It's like three greens, huh? Yeah, I was I was always like, okay All right, they did all this like at least give me like a neon lace or something to just I don't know the card Oh, also, yeah, yeah, this was something we didn't really see too often until this time when tinker designed shoes He always did um art when he started doing the organ pe's He started doing a card that had you know, essentially some art from him And then you know a little explanation, you know only 200 pairs made Um, kind of some information about it. So it was cool that the pe started coming with the cards But again, it got inconsistent. They don't do these for every one. So I don't know why Why it happens we'd have to ask tinker and uh And jordan brand I guess Okay, talk about these next ones this pair These are my favorite of the threes Are not of the three of the three thirteens So when um, they built the new, uh, basketball arena, um, it's called mat knight arena for uh, Phil knight's son matt phil knight donated founder of nikki donated most of the the money for that arena Um, so they made these mat knight jordan thirteens pretty soon after the arena open If i'm remembering that timing correctly Um, but they've got you know, the the arena logo on the tongue Says hoops right here got the duck logo's on them. Just a clean good-looking Yeah Chew like I really like these ones and the yellow stitch details. Yeah, I like how they went about these ones too Yeah, I think this was clean. They also released them with like a cool video and they they really did the whole package It's also got a card, but I don't know where my card is. Wait, what size do you need in those? I need 11 Somebody get this man 11 11 so I can get this 13 off of him real quick All right, let's take it to the next one track versions of the the thirteens as well. You got the duck hits on them Got the track right here got the o on the tongue just a nice black and yellow Nice leather, um cool shoe also There's another version of the card so you can see, uh, tinkers art has that same Uh track logo. That's the name of the oops name of the track coach The shoes just lost $500 No, this is far and it's got like the little iridescent On the logo at the bottom as well behind it on the little area So They have great details on this shoe the suede's everything is far when it comes to these Yep Okay, now The sixes I wish there was different color blocking, but at the same time I like The classic like infrastructure your big sixes guy, right? Yeah When these the knees came about wait, okay. I was about so you got the white Okay Talk to me. How do you feel about these? I like them. I like them I haven't been Like sixes are kind of big and bulky to wear right. I was playing basketball I'd probably like them more but I've worn these a little bit Um, I do like the oh, I thought that was a cool new thing that they'd done after making all these shoes To still come up with new innovations of like, oh, let's let's do the oh with some Breathing holes and make it 3m behind it. So I thought that was a nice new innovation on them And like, you know, the colors are pretty cool, but a little bland Um, I don't love this wing on the back on the back I'm like, it's cool I don't know. I just feel like I would have liked to know Like I could imagine like a carmine color blocking with some different touches and stuff It would have been like some crazy Shoot, I just got to know on the inside which is nice But they gave these to football and basketball. So there was a decent amount of these That hit the market. Okay Now this one refueled the hype train I think this is what got it back going. This this got it back. This is what's going on now What year was this 2018 2018? Yeah, 2018 So these these are my favorite pair of all a lot of people's I love jordan threes I love jordan threes. I love tinker threes, which are the way tinker originally jott designed the jordan three was with a swoosh There's some other color ways. I've got the whole tinker collection, which has been a fun one to get These actually have removable swooshes. So you can put on elephant print reflective green black Got all the swooshes in here Cool hang tag Amazing green suede I love the oh on the back It's so clean with the map behind it. Yep. So clean reflective tongue. I've worn these twice. Okay. It's like a special occasion What was the occasion? What was the occasion? Uh, I've worn them twice for both of the annual baseball Okay, banquets. So that's for my for my friend who's the coach there So I'll keep I'll keep wearing these it took me a couple years to even wear them So that was a big step. This did get the hype back going These were another one that you saw on a lot of celebrities feeds It's that green man They could literally do every model in that green like that with the sway. It's a wrap like Imagine the sixes like that imagine any issue like any of these if they did that it's game over. It's a beautiful beautiful shoe Okay, should we keep going down here? Should we finish up here? What do you want to do? We didn't even do some of these Yeah, yeah, we can we could do up here real quick. Um, we got a couple things these go back a little ways the foam posits Uh, these are a real popular Oregon P Was this like 2012? Yeah, 2012 or so. Yeah, it was it was part of like the full positive era Um, and so they put the wings on all the sides here Oh I actually hooped in a pair of these for a while and then and then ended up trading them to somebody That's wild Go on the tongue. These came out to the public The players also got them as well the player at issue pairs were the same exact disease So this was like a chance for people because there was hype This row right here essentially came out and these came out and during that time these were dropping And this was like people's first chance to get college pe type thing With an oana and yeah So there was a lot of a lot of hype behind it and I think they still hold a good value and people like them I think one of those 500 600 bucks. Yeah, which is for for a shoe that was a general release Right. Um, it's pretty confetti on the bottom value. Yeah, good shoe. Okay. You got the coveys up here Yep, these are a couple of uh player worn coveys um From the hoops team I don't know. They're like my size might be two different ones. Yeah, these ones are one of the bigger pairs I have to right here. Um, you know, not a not a whole lot of like special organ stuff on them, but um Pretty cool shoe, you know, I like the green and yellow. You don't see that many that like Mixed them so much. There's actually not a lot of yellow So You like if you look at the wall, you don't see that much yellow, right? Right. You got a couple of them. So Um, it's cool to have a yellow pair. I think I like these white pair a little bit more. Mm-hmm. They gave these to the, um I think it was the 16 17 basketball team. Okay when they made the sweet 16. Okay, they gave Oh, yeah multiple schools All got coveys where covey actually came right into the locker rooms and gave the shoes to the teams So it actually also comes with a Like a kind of a display Uh thing that has a slogan on them too that came with the shoe in the box So pretty cool pair, but I like again, that's my favorite green Just these are these are nice. Yeah, that's definitely funny. So you use talk about I'm thinking how funny it is because you're talking about this Display case which I haven't seen before But I know what the display case looks like for those air force ones. Yep Or the shoe box or whatever you want to call it. Yeah, so talk about these forces real quick and then we can get back to the jays So these forces were Given to the men's and women's team Right before the 2020 pack 10 or pack 12 tournament. Okay. They got canceled due to coven So they got these as like travel shoes Um, so the men's and women's team Got these pairs. I'm clean. I like them. It's kind of a wood Coloring with the lasered lasered wings on them af1 These were a women's player shoe So, uh, cool to have and then it had her number on the box as well. So it comes in Uh, clear white whatever you want to call it smoky white smoky white case Acrylic case it's got the wings all over the top with the players info. So it's dope. Yeah, it's dope It's got her number on the case, but my case is actually a little cracked too. So that's it's a problem with the acrylic cases They gotta be careful with them. They can break. Okay. Uh, did we get through this row? Yes We got through that row. Yeah, the sixes bags of the sixes back to the sixes of the two sixes I like this pair a little more. It makes the greens just pop. Yeah the green pops Which is weird at the white. Oh the same wings on the back These were only given to the women's basketball team So my struggle is real the black pair was for the men's and football So there's way more black pairs out there. Yeah, then there are white pairs And then because it was given to the women's team There's I mean, can you find a 13 every time I've owned these they've never been my size And that's why I don't have a pair anymore because I keep getting rid of them But I'm on the hunt. I need a pair of my size. They're nice. That's a rough one right there. Okay The sevens the sevens almost wore those Oh, I was like, I was gonna wear those, but I was like, oh no, I'm not sure where these are These are pretty polarizing. You think people either love them or hate them? I like them a lot because there's so few all yellow shoes. Um, I like what they did with these I like the tongue with the old school. Yeah, that's just fire. Yeah Got the oh on the inside They gave these to the football team in the 2019 Rose Bowl season on their way to the game They only made They only made 400 Um, 19 rose bowls was constant was constant. That's right. Okay. So Justin Herbert was quarterback. Yeah. Yeah But they only made 400 pairs. So they're numbered which I love the numbered It always makes it fun. They then gave um A later release of these to the baseball team. Okay. So now there's technically more than 400. Really? Yeah Huh, but not a ton more but those weren't numbered. I don't know if those were numbered Oh, we gotta find out. I gotta do something. You got the oh on the back too. Yeah, like Burned in sort of or embossed that shoot that shoot took time to grow me But now I really like I really do initially. I was like, oh, they could have did better But uh this one So I heard a funny story about these which I'm not sure if it's true or not, but I'll I'll repeat it anyway Um, I heard at this point With all these shoes, you notice they're never been a Jordan one Right and the reason I'd heard was that tinkered and designed the Jordan one And tinker had really been behind giving all of these shoes to the organ that he worked on. Yeah So at this point in time people within the Oregon athletic to program. I won't name names We're begging for A Jordan one to be made in as a pe And so they gave a mid and just slapped on the ducks and a no on the back And that's what the state got to here you go. Yeah, um, and so Supposedly it was almost meant to have a little bit of a slap in the face and like if you beg for something This is what you're gonna get is a Jordan one mid With just some stickers kind of on them I've you seen pairs of like a thousand dollars and I'm like, bro, like I'll give you like 200 bucks. I don't know Again, I had I had to complete the collection. I had to get the collection. Okay Sevens now these I like these rarely seen. Yes rarely seen you see the yellow ones a lot more The white sevens same uo on the tongue, but you got this like gold kind of gold and green, right? You can see some green in that iridescent in there. Um, yeah, yeah Again, these were for the women's basketball team got the o on the back and they only made 120 of these So it's about a fourth of them about about a fourth of those other ones Um, I wore these ones scuff the this is a problem with white shoes Tough to get off to scuff them So, um That's part of the pain part of the pain, but um, I like those very clean shoe. Okay. We got some more ones over here Another Jordan one mid, but I like these a lot more. These are better. I like these a lot more. I'll give you that I'll give you that these were Jordan one mids. Uh given to the track team um Cooler one in my opinion in general nice suedey material They actually sewed the o on this time, which was improved And then they got the same black track duck that tinker made so popular On the back and then the initials of the track coach at the time Um on the inside tongue. So gave these to the track team. These are actually pretty wearable for me Where I've worn these quite a bit like I like the gray color Um, you can kind of wear them with jeans easily things like that. So I'll give that that's been a bear There's still no Jordan one highs Yeah, well, it's crazy because they did all the other college pees in those ones And it's funny because like if you notice none of these come with a set of all the other colleges Organ is always unique to it. So which is cool like if they wouldn't do this and they wouldn't do that What I mean, I know and they did all those uh Jordan one lows recently too. Yeah, Oklahoma and marquette Florida And those are beautiful. I don't like green and yellow Ah So this is the first one. Yeah, this was the first one This was a stock X drop stock X started. Uh, this is this is when we hit another change of commercial commercial distribution Yeah, um, and now they not only gave these to the football team They also released pairs on stock X in an auction format that happened Um at like a set time.  I like the the sonon duck I love I love that green. Um, they come with Came with the card. They're brought back So again, this is where the the era gets tough where you're like, oh, everyone knows the value of these now Yeah, um, so it was everybody's a ducks man. Everybody's a ducks man. Everybody is investing in peas All right, all right. So a lot more competition to get these Um, then there used to be I feel that okay. So now we see the stock X thing and they say we're gonna make it fair We're gonna do something on go to So, yeah, I guess we go look at them grab this one too. Yeah. Yeah, you grab that one too. Um They just tweaked a couple of things on it different ducks slightly different colors Um, they added the three they added the the organ ducks and 3m on these which I actually think was a nice addition um to add the organ ducks on the inside of those And then they came out with the sort of the alternate greens that also have the organ ducks in there Everyone DJ Khaled posted these first. Yep. Everybody was like, what's this? What's going on? These are ugly, but I want them and then they ended up on goat like a couple weeks later. Yep And this was like the trifecta. Which one's your favorite? I'm still going with the first one. Yeah, I think the first I think the first one is the best one too I do like the the organ ducks and the 3m, but I think I just like the color blocking on the first one the best So there's the that's what I was asking before did you all put this back for you? Yeah, did did you get the track eight? Which I don't even know if I know what those are there's a fourth one. There's a fourth one Oh, I didn't even know about that white and yellow. Oh now I need to go. Well, there we go I got it. No, I got it. No, I didn't even know. Yeah, there's a track one. I got a new mission We'll talk about the 14s. Okay. So after the 14s Which I'll let you oh well then then I need to go after them So after these They they had a track eight That came out under the radar with white and yellow. Yeah, I didn't even know about them That's shocking similar to the one on the far right But it's a little bit more bright white and yellow like a neon yellow like on the outsole Well, I'll show you I'll show you a picture. Yeah, either way. Let's talk about the 14s 14s another 14 Continuing the 14 trends. I like these a lot. They got kind of a cool rubber material on the back like the tires Yep, these these definitely look more like Traditional jordan 14s than than these ones did But I like them clean shoe Again painful now is like everybody knows that they're worth a lot of money So these just came out what less than a year ago. Yeah, was that last year last football season anything? um What are these worth now? I I'll say I had a look I've seen prices between like 1200 to 2500. Yeah somewhere between there But for some reason I think these are gonna go up later. I think they will too I think it's a nice shoe. Oh man. I could have got those for 1500 and then they're like, why are they 3500 now? yep, okay, and then uh last last view on this row these you know pretty standard pair of LeBron zoom witnesses but they Put these were worn by the basketball team They put the tall furs 1939 logo on as a stamp. This was the Oregon basketball team That won the first nca tournament in 1939 And my wife's grandpa played for the team. You got a shot. Well, let's just take a look at the blanket Yeah, let's take a look at the blanket. Same thing as the shoe in 1939 won the national championship My wife's grandpa was a reserve on the team. He was a sophomore And they gave a blanket to each player with their name on it And because that's what 85 years ago Um, this is the only blanket left to be known in existence. Um, all the players have now died They've um, you know checked with all the families And so we uh preserved it in a uv protected frame Um, and you know one day we'll either give it to our kids or donate it to the athletic department Um, as a piece of memorabilia. So It's amazing. Um, my wife's dad kept it in unbelievable shape um, and so it's uh Really cool thing. So when I saw the shoes, yeah I was at the game and saw the players wearing those shoes and and I was like, I got to find those shoes So those were not very expensive But very hard to find because they literally only gave them to the players playing that one night that one night Yeah, and we got the photos of the squad over here photos of him in the squad uh diving for a loose ball and uh The tall furs is also what yeah, as I mentioned earlier what the the lumber Walls are really kind of based on literally everything is tied in some way to How this whole place is put together you were I remember if you told us this on camera off camera about I think it was yeah, I think it was off camera But the the beams in the ceiling are modeled after mac court The basketball arena where the tall furs played which is now since been retired as a basketball arena because it was leaking and Bathrooms barely worked and all that kind of stuff and then uh the o on the ceiling is um in the current arena There's an o like this on the bottom of the scoreboard that you can see in the lower parts of the arena It's like coming from one area like that idea and and uh decided to do that in the ceiling of this room Okay, so we got a few more shoes over here And then we'll wrap this thing up, man wrap it up. So these are uh both Rivas Darrell Rivas was good good defensive back in the nfl that had his own pro model shoe So they made oregon versions of them in black and silver They've got the uh win the day when chip kelly was the coach logo reflective materials Good oregon wings on the inside and win the day logos. I just thought these were nice. Yeah, and they're so comfortable Yeah, just like a good good looking shoe um very cool, so um Definitely had to had to grab a pair of these Uh of each color and not terribly expensive But but i'd like them so much that I put them on the the premiere wall The black pair is a lot easier to come by now in life. I feel like the silver pair is a lot harder to find Yeah, um, especially in certain sizes. That's my second pair of the silver ones I wore I wore a pair for a long time that wore them out I did that too and then I got rid of them and then I can't find another one So I'm like kind of saw the I did those 13s you gotta get smaller feet. 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Hi everybody. I'm Krunos Lapalić. I work here with Redhead. I've been here for almost a year now. I'm originally from Croatia where I worked as a Python developer, but I really wanted to get into the continuous integration and delivery and came here to work. And since then I've been working with a lot of tools and libraries which help us in our work with CI. But one that really stood out and that's really helped me a lot, which I've been using pretty much daily, is the continuous infra-environment setup or contra-envy setup in short. Well, since I've been using it a lot and also contributing as much as I could over these times. And since you've already seen it in action with Ari, I thought about putting together a little nice presentation to kind of introduce it and show off what it can do. So what is contra-envy setup? Well, to answer that, I'll first go back to why it was made. We actually made it to actually replicate existing OpenShift instances so we can have it in the local environment, run it, experiment with it, redeploy it however we want and try out different components. Now since then, since we made it to be as generic and flexible as possible, it's actually, we're actually able to support a platter of different environments and usages. In short, it's a generic way to pretty much automate the setup of a CI or CD environment. It can be deployed on a MiniShift instance, that's the original intent to have your OpenShift locally or an existing OpenShift instance. Also, with the newer versions, we can actually deploy it externally on an external VM, be it AVS or OpenStack or whatever and have our little OpenShift cluster up there. Now, it's obviously used for setting up CI, CD environments. The key note to take from there is that we're deploying infrastructure as code via S2I templates with OpenShift or MiniShift and also deploying Jankai CI pipelines from pipeline as code solutions such as HDSL, which I already talked about, or deploying shared libraries or Jenkins files and Jenkins templates so we can set up our jobs directly from code. As you can see, everything is meant to be in code, so we can test it, improve it, version it and incrementally work on it and have an oversight over it. Now, since Contraini setup can be set up in a variety of ways, the users can also be pretty various from people who are just starting with CI, CD pipelines and just want to see what it's all about. It's great because there are already working examples.  To developers who want to be able to actually develop their CI environments on their local machines or on something external so they can share it with their colleagues and kind of ping-pong their ideas between them, two teams that pretty much want to automate their setup of testing or production or staging environments or whatever they need. So it's pretty much can provide all of those benefits all across the board. Now, the Contraini setup is, in its essence, an unstable playbook or pretty much it has a central playbook that includes a variety of roles since it's so modular we can use them in many different ways, which means including some roles and not including some roles as you saw with Ari. He, for example, didn't set up the prerequisites because you already have them, but he set up the mini shift and the pipelines and stuff like that. Also, one nice thing about it that we can actually include our own playbooks at the end so we can, with hooks, which pretty much means that we can set up our own playbooks, for example, for checking it if everything is up, adding our own stuff after everything is already running, running some jobs, or just collecting some data if we need it. Now, it's the pretty much main point of the Contraini setup is to set up a local or external OpenShift instance with all the infrastructure that we need. For that, we utilize the OpenShift S2 source to image templates to create resources such as services, routes, of course, images, deployments, build configs, and stuff like that. Also, the added flexibility that we bring to the table is the ability to actually customize those S2I templates. So you can use your templates in a variety of ways for different uses. So, for example, with Jinja 2 templating, you can actually inject your Ansible variables that you define on the beginning to have a different version of your own environment for different uses with minimal effort and minimal change. There's no need for duplication. Also, the final product is, in our case, and in general usage that we tend to use them is to create a Jenkins instance from those S2I templates. Now, that's not a must as pretty much nothing else is, but it's a general usage and it tends to work that way. So, we are able to deploy Jenkins 2.0 pipelines from code, whichever way you choose. So, we support the Contra-high-level DSL templates. So, those are pretty much very easy to configure ML files, as Ari already mentioned. Now, this is pretty much a general overview of the components that actually get run. Since, as I mentioned, you can pretty much skip any of these. These are the three general usage cases that we tend to see the most. So the first one is a local one. When you want to set it up all on your local machine and run it from there. The second one is when you have an existing VM or on OpenStack AVS or even local VM, if you want it. You can prepare it with that, deploy the OpenShift templates and set up the pipelines. With OpenShift, of course, it's the easiest one. You just use the existing cluster, get there and go from there with the templates and the pipelines. Now, I'll go into a bit more detail with the first example. It pretty much covers everything. Well, when we are deploying to the local machine, we set up prerequisites, which means we set up the nested virtualization, which is key for us to be able to actually run Minishift. We install LiveWord if we need and other packages that are required. After that, we set up Minishift VM. That VM can be customized to your needs. You can set your memory size and stuff like that. You can have your different profiles. You can run many Minishift instances if you need at the same time. Also, after that, we process the OpenShift templates so we can modify them if you need some custom variables injected, process them, prepare them, of course, verify them, and then start deploying them. You start building images. You start preparing the deployments, the build configs, and everything. After that, that's, of course, optional. You set up the Jenkins CI pipelines. It's either HDSL or regular pipelines and include the shared libraries if you need. Now, most of you already saw this at our presentation, but I wanted to illustrate that Conjainv setup is not alone. It's a part of its ecosystem. We have, of course, the Conjainv setup. Then we have in blue the Conjainv setup sample project, which is there to provide either beginners or people who want to see how the best practices or HDSL is used. It's all there. You can see the shared libraries and everything. Then we have the infrastructure that are expanded a lot. It can be used or can be skipped if you need it. You can run it alongside your own project, the yellow one. You can use all of those templates and containers as part of your project where you modify them to your needs. It's pretty much very customizable and flexible. Now, the infrastructure, by default, calls a couple of different templates. The main one is for the Jenkins masters and slaves. They are already pre-packaged with a lot of plugins that we use, the libraries, and the best practices. Also, we have the co-helper containers for HDSL. HDSL pretty much expects us to have those containers spun up when we are running the pipelines based on it. It's Ansible and Linchpin. Linchpin is used for Ansible. It's pretty much obvious. But Linchpin is also one in-house developed product, that tool that allows us to provision the resources for pretty much anything from Beaker, from AVS, or whatever you need. Also, there is the metrics and reporting containers. It's pretty much included in FluxDB that collects the metrics and Grafana that shows them. Of course, there are container tools with Podman and Builda already there, so you can actually develop your own containers much more easily. Now, the Contra Environment sample project is not there to actually run your pipelines, but it's very nice to see how it's done. Along with HDSL, which we already talked about, there are already examples of using the shared libraries that we also use that are kind of the middle ground between pure Groovy and Jenkins files that can be a lot of lines of code. It's pretty much means that we provide the libraries and functions and functionalities, which are already baked in with the best practices, so you don't have to worry about it and use much less lines in your code and you don't have to repeat yourself so often. Now, since all of this is written in code, the next logical step is to actually set up a CI CD for this whole course. Here we have a sort of a nested thing because we actually use Contra Environment setup to test all of these repositories, including the Contra Environment setup repository. The kind of nice thing about Contra Environment setup that it actually can be run from within a specialized container. This is not meant for general usage, but for testing it itself, it's kind of neat that we are able to actually run it within a container to actually set up a mini-shift VM inside of it and nest from there. One also nice thing is that we can actually use an open stack or AV SVM that's external and run on Contra Environment setup there, run all of our tests in a clean environment, and then if for example something fails, which we can just leave it there for everybody to see. You can send a notification, there's the whole environment, check it all out. It's not just logs, it's everything there. Now for future developments, we'll pretty much be following all the best practices and new developments of infrastructure as code and of course also pipeline as code. We expect to have more advanced examples of HDSL and shared libraries as they develop further and of course as everything changes, this is all pretty much brand new stuff. And of course as Knative components and operators come into play, we also have to keep that in mind and support them properly with the Contra Environment setup. In conclusion, the Contra Environment setup is a tool that allows us to repeatedly and reliably set up your environments just the way we want it and many times, as many times as we want it pretty much anywhere we want it. Well, the thing about working with continuous infrastructure and continuous integration and delivery is that you tend to communicate and meet and work with a lot, like whole technological ecosystems, all different methodologies and everything and while it is really rewarding and fulfilling to actually be able to contribute and help the developers with their projects, it can also be really daunting task and very time-consuming. And I believe that a tool that actually allows you to automate part of that process and actually allows you to not worry that much about the infrastructure and everything like that is a tool that actually gives you freedom to use your skills where they are best utilized to use your creativity to help people. And I believe that Contra Environment setup is just that kind of tool. So that's pretty much it for me if anybody has any questions. With the Contra Environment setup, well, that's the nice part. You can just run the already preset environment and see how it works altogether and then see how it reflects on your needs and modify it from there and create your own project that includes or doesn't include or has your own custom container that are either based on it or you just go from your own. You have the full freedom with that. Thank you very much.


Hello, guys. I'm Tarashish. I'm an undergrad student from India, and I'm sort of new to web development, but I was an GSOC intern for the OpenHatch project last year. So I'm going to talk about WebRTC and how you can easily build real-time web apps with WebRTC and Python. So first, let me tell you what this talk is about and what it's not about. It's kind of an high-level overview of what WebRTC is, what it can do, and what APIs it has. And then there is this overview about the signaling system. We'll get to what signaling system is and how it works and all that and how exactly do you implement it. Next, what it's not about. It's not really a deep guide about what WebRTC can do, how the things work inside WebRTC. Because let me tell you, I'm not that experienced to actually tell that to you, and it's not really in-depth talk about signaling because actually it depends on your particular use guess. So let's start with WebRTC 101. First question, what exactly is WebRTC? So WebRTC is this new technology. It was developed at Google first and then they open-sourced it. Actually, let's your browser or any client, for that matter, to talk to another client, its peers in real-time. Before WebRTC, browsers didn't really have the capability to get the media sources like access to your webcam or your microphone directly. We should use some kind of native plugins and download and install them to let our browsers access the media sources. But now WebRTC actually provides you some JavaScript APIs so you can actually access media directly from your browser and then communicate that media or even arbitrary data like it can be textual data or binary data to peers directly. It's sort of a peer-to-peer network. So as I told you, WebRTC mainly has three functions. First thing, sorry. Oops. Oops. Oh, sorry. OK, yes, three functions. First is to access and acquire the video and audio streams from your webcam or your microphones. Second is to establish connections with your peers and actually transmit that data, that video or audio data that you acquired to other peers. Then the third thing is you can communicate arbitrary data. Suppose you are building a game, you can just communicate JSON or something or files or whatever you want. So for these three functions, WebRTC provides three JavaScript APIs. First one is get user media. It lets you pull out all those video and audio streams. Second is RTC peer connection. It's here the magic really happens. You communicate with your peers and all that. Third is RTC data channel. Data channel lets you communicate arbitrary data that is not the audio video only. First, get user media, acquiring audio and video. So it really has a simple API. Navigator is the global object.  You pass in some constraint object into it and specify all resolution. And do you want audio or video or both? It provides you tracks, video track, and audio track. And you get channels, like let channel for your audio, write channel for audio. It's what the code looks like. This is the constraint object. And you can pass video, true, audio, true, or both. False, I don't know. Then the resolution of the video you want and all that. Then you pass in the success callback. So if you get the stream and whatever you want to do with it, you can do it inside the success callback and then the error callback or whatever happened. Then it's the RTC peer connection object. It really does all the heavy lifting. It does noise cancellation, echo cancellation, codec handling, peer-to-peer communication security, and all that bandwidth management. It sort of figures out what the bandwidth is for the clients and then what resolution should you transmit and all that. It's built in, so we don't have to worry about that. It does all this automatically. Is there some way to influence the bandwidth management from the JavaScript side? No, I didn't think so. It automatically does that. So this is what the code looks like. You get a peer connection object. Then there are these event handlers. So what you want to do when you get a remote video stream attached, or first you actually create an offer. You send that offer to your peer.  So then the communication actually begins.  What do you want to do after you got the offer? What do you want to do after you got the remote video stream or something? Then the RTC data channel, the API is mostly web sockets. But with web sockets, you actually send the data over to the server and then back to another client. But in case of RTC data channel, it's client to client. So the latency is pretty low. And you can choose between UDP or TCP. So it depends on what your data is. If you want a reliable connection, a reliable transport, or a fast transport, so you can choose. And it's secure by DTLS. And then so in sort and summary, before web RTC, client used to send data to the server. And then the server pushed it back to another client. But now it's client to client. Everything's fast and secure. And now when I say snooping in between. The question is, how exactly do the peers find each other? Because if you want to communicate with someone, you just can't go into the internet and shout that, hey, I want to talk to you, talk to me, talk to me, connect to me. So you first need to figure out a way that you find your peer on the internet. But actually the web RTC standards don't actually mention or there is no standard for finding your peer. It's up to us to implement that in whichever way we want. So this thing is actually called signaling. So signaling is sort of the process where you find your peer and then communicate the essential data that is needed for to establish the initial connection to start transferring the actual data. So I told that web RTC actually peer to peer. But we still need servers to actually build the connection. So one example is what signaling does is peers connect to a certain server. Then the server tells, hey, this is A, this is B. And then you can talk all you want without saying anything to the server. So before the actual call begins, the actual data begins to transfer between the clients, you need to sort of pass these metadata to the other peers. You need to pass what codecs do you support, how is your bandwidth and stuff, and then what exactly is your public phasing IP so that the connection can be made and all that.  So this is what it looks like. The apps communicate by signaling at first to exchange the session description. Once you get the session description from your other peer, you pass it on to the browser. And then the media actually flows from browser to browser. You don't need a server then. So let's talk about how you can actually implement signaling. So signaling is just another messaging service. So you just need some way to where there is bi-directional flow of data from one client to the other. It can be via a server, or you can even send your session description via email or some kind of messaging service, or even a messenger piece if you want. Doesn't matter. If you just need some kind of messaging service, and it has to be bi-directional. So for that, you have WebSocket. It's kind of the newest technology for signaling. And you don't actually need to worry about browser support per WebSocket because all the browsers that support WebRTC support WebSockets too. And then there is XMPP Jingle. That is, I don't know what that is, but it's used for all those VOIP things. And then there are GammaCell platforms like Pusser and PubSub that you do the message processing. And then Google App Engine has this messaging channel API that lets you pass messages from one client to the other. Then there is RTC Data Channel API of WebRTC itself. So it's not actually self-sufficient because you still need to get the connection going. But it's sort of its lower latency than WebSocket. So you can just do the first connection via WebSocket and then switch to RTC Data Channel. And the signaling will be much faster and much more secure. So it's what it looks like. And the client sends the data signaling data to the server. And then the server sends it back to the other client. And then it just happens. So let's see the code. I actually implemented it in TANADO. So I have these rooms that are like channels. And they have clients connected to it. And the track which clients are connected to each room. And then this room handler just serving a static page. And this main handler just redirecting people to a certain room. This is where the signaling actually happens. It's just WebSocket handler that when it receives a message, it just broadcasts it to other clients in the room. And that's it. That's all you need to implement the signaling system. So the code is actually, and the full code is actually in GitHub. I have the link to us. And then I just state the server. And it's all done. And then in the client side, I have this init function that gets the video and audio data and all that. And it has all the pure connection stuff that we talked about. And it's really just that simple. But there's a catch. The thing is this is kind of, it was really small in scale. When you actually build bigger stuff with sort of like a clustered environment, it doesn't work if you just have a sort of a global dict of rooms with all the clients connected and all that. You sort of need something better, a better messaging system. And I think it can be implemented easily by using something like zero MQ. Actually, the people at Talkbox, Talkbox is this platform that provides you web RTC infrastructure to build your apps on. They actually build this messaging system. And their entire web RTC signaling system with zero MQ, it's called Reumer, I think. I don't know if it's open source or not. And so you can always do that aside the web socket infrastructure. So the code is on GitHub. Sorry, I should have actually put the link there. Sorry. It's the link, but I don't know.  The text should have said the link, actually. Maybe tell your GitHub user's name. It's right there. Sunoo on GitHub. And that's the end of our session. Great. Thank you. Any questions? I think you have time for a few questions, yes. OK. No questions? Thank you again. Actually, I have a demo. One question. I played a bit with web RTC, and there are quite some services on the internet where you can test video and audio conferencing with a small group of people. But what was rather open the problem that with two people, it works quite OK. If you try it with four people, it's somehow stuttering and having issues. And people get lost somehow or don't get in. Is there some trick to tune it a bit somehow? It depends on the bandwidth, because with four or five people communicating with each other at once, you send each stream separately to each client. So the trick would be to set up something on the server and then use web RTC infrastructure on the server and then send the stream to the server only and then send that to each client. So you have to upload your video stream only to one client instead of all the five separately. Any more questions? Dougal, I think you can set up now. Well, thank you for that. Oh, one more. It's not traversal in any way addressed in web RTC. Yeah, there are some protocols called stern. And stern actually lets the clients know the public ID of the client. So first, you need to try stern. But if it's still the business work, then you can try stern. That actually sends the data through a turn server to the client to address the matter. Thanks. Thank you. I know Tarashees was worried. This was his first time speaking at EuroPython. Very well done and very interesting.


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This is just where we are now, this is a country that we're founded upon some of the principles that we see in the Bible. Not to say that although it founded the country, we're actual Christians, we're God-loving, practicing believers. That's not what I'm saying, but we can at least go back and see that we find some of our laws found in the scriptures. Now think about this, in the 19th century, the Supreme Court actually had a ruling that it was treasonous to go against the Bible since this country was founded upon the Bible. Well, let's go back, let's fast forward about 200 years, almost 20 years, about 150 years. And now what do we see? We see our own president who calls himself a Christian. He's not. Our president, Joseph Biden, has issued a proclamation declaration calling Easter Sunday, Resurrection Sunday. I don't know if Easter the term Easter offends you, it shouldn't, it doesn't mean, but if the term offends you, then certainly this will offend you. Hopefully it will offend you, possibly, but never know. But Joseph R. Biden, our president, the Christian president, as he says, we know better, has issued Resurrection Sunday as transgender day of visibility. So let me go ahead and read this letter that he states and notice some ironic statements that he's making here. I'll put it on the screen for you to see. It is now there for I, Joseph R. Biden, Jr. President of the United States of America by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution of the Laws of the United States. Do hereby proclaim March 31st, 2024 as Transgender Day of Visibility. I call upon all Americans to join us in lifting up the lives and voices of transgender people throughout our nation and to work towards eliminating violence and discrimination on gender identity. In witness, thereof I have thereunto set my hands this 29th day march in the year of our Lord. It's kind of interesting. Now, notice what he's saying. First of all, we've got some scriptures that tell us this is going to happen and woe to Joe Biden. The Bible says woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness, who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. Some people think that this is actually a good thing. This is a horrible thing to do. But the Bible speaks of people like Joe Biden and these things are going to happen because he says therefore people like Joe Biden and his kind, the Lord gave them over in their lusts of their minds to impurity so that their bodies would be dishonored among them. And he's speaking obviously about this particular lifestyle. Now, what I want to go where I want to go to and kind of tie this to Joe Biden, there's something in the Bible that speaks about Joe Biden in the same chapter. If we drop down just a little bit further, he says, and although they know the ordinance of God, again, he claims to be a Christian, he's got a Bible. I'm pretty sure maybe he's read some of these things. He's spoken out against these things in the past. So I'm sure he knows at least what the Bible teaches about this. And it says that and although they know the ordinance of God, that those who practice such things are worthy of death. Here it is for Joe and they not only do the same, but also give hearty approval to those who practice it. Now, he's asking us to join. Let's read it again for Americans to join in lifting up the lives and voices of transgender people. Nope, not going to do it. We'll never do it. Ever in a million, we're not going to do that.  No, but this is where we are.  If he doesn't shame on him, another reason why he should not be a president of this country to do this on that day. You wouldn't do this on any day that is favorable to any other religion. You wouldn't do it on maybe that even Rosh Hashanah. You wouldn't do it on during Ramadan. You wouldn't do these things to hurt or to bother or to anger any other religious group, but Christians because that's just how we are treated. We are not welcome even in our own country by certain leaders of our country. But again, I would say vote them out. I would say send a clear message. Doubtful they will doubtful that those who call themselves Christians will because many of those who call themselves Christians don't care about this kind of stuff. The same reason that those who call themselves Christians don't care about abortion. They don't call. They don't care for the LGBT moving and so forth. They don't care about that stuff. All they care about is possibly someone doing something for them. But I can promise you this. I can promise you this.  Amen.