finitely, because it's not super expensive While we're still in college with NILs We've got a lot of these products Which is good Because the thing is you could shoot them low Yeah exactly And still come out on top Exactly Case ready to go here everybody What's up Kale, how you doing buddy So you're going to get a nice ray in this next one Nice ray In this next definitive break Thanks for taking the Rays Kale Appreciate that brother Appreciate it very much Yeah base auto and winner of the sell for 590 of Stroud It's unreal dude, it's unreal How much the Strouds go for Pretty much everything to be honest Yeah, Stroud's talking It's hot man Keegan, what's up brother How you doing buddy Little Keegan B Two to go Yeah I did see that Panini's releasing They're releasing a Barbie Barbie trading card You're kidding me Damn it's not stupid though That is the wave You take advantage of what's hot right now That's true And then especially with like Like a movie like that No it's so polarizing too It's an iconic It's an iconic thing Right Jake would be Ken Right everybody again Just the two remaining teams We've got the Marlins and the Rockies That's all we've got left All we've got left Joshua picking up Texas, Tennessee and Clemson Thank you buddy Thank you, thank you, thank you Down to five to go now On Bowman Chrome U Bowman Chrome U is down to five Ten total group rings I saw Nicholas Nicholas is number seven on the trash list this week Pretty good, pretty good Good showing on the trash list for sure Definitely a good showing on the trash list I will say that I will say that I did mark down the Rockies and Marlins A little bit more for you guys as well And then at number three it's D-Backs Rockies and Rays all available Thank you Nicholas Yeah I figured I wouldn't be CEO of Mattel I can kind of see that I can kind of see that Nam Q picking up the Rays In the next one, two and two to go now Rockies and Marlins In the first one here In number two and then D-Backs And Rockies in the next one That's exactly what it is Nicholas Sam's trash list 100% Oh you have no clue what you want to get Sam Get him a hat Get him a cowboy hat An actual cowboy hat Not a cowboy hat A cowboy hat Just these last two Just these last two everybody Two, two and five To go on our break today Marlins and Rockies available Marlins and Rockies Both $20 off $20 off Let's get them sold on out Appreciate you all as always See, I didn't even look who's on the Cut Shacklist for this year Cut Shacklist is actually pretty kind of honest All guys who are There's no like non Baseball players, okay Linefeller Gibson, Lemons, Stengel, Dizzy Dean Snyder, Collins, Matthews, Hodges High Pockets, Kelly Hank Aaron, that's the Honest Wagner Doe Catfish Hunter, Jackie of course Doe Boy Doe Rizzuto, Naples Joy I re-up to you, don't worry That's a midnight I got you, bro There's a lot of Yankees coats Look at that Cut Shacklist Definitive Cut Shacklist I like the sound of that Helmet Shacklist is the definitive helmet Yeah, pull the third number It was Sandy Hawkins Harrier's Really? He must have batted at some point Yeah, he must have at one point or another I like how they have a definitive helmet Collection Autograph of Pedro That's pretty cool As a mech Yeah, a lot of Chisel A lot of Alcantara in this For the Marlins and the Rockies Tovar Tovar is in there You've got Larry Walker of course Larry Walker again Larry Walker again Some good guys in there as well For the Rocks and the Marlins Like I said, just two to go Last two, Rockies and Marlins Let's get them sold out everybody Almost the Both on sale Yeah, that is kind of an interesting It happens though That's not super out of the question No No stuff that happens Mark them down one more time for you guys Mitchell, how you doing buddy? Mitchell How are we doing Mitchell? My man Lord, he took it personally Yeah No, when he hit Zach Wilson Tell you what he said From the heart I'm hitching from the heart Honestly, doing well Mitchell, no complaints Got two teams left in definitive And then we'll rip a full case of it I'm so excited for that man It's gonna be so much fun So good dude Definitive is just It's so next level So good I like how the patches this year Live a lot better I feel like they look a lot better this year I agree, they do kind of look A little bit better than they did last year I know what you mean by that Two spots remain everybody Just two to go and we'll get going Two to go and we'll get going Just the Rockies and the Marlins They are marked way down after sale They are marked way down They potentially hit some one-on-one Chisholm, one-on-one Alcantra One-on-one Larry Walker, Kovar Rookie autos, Max Meyer Rookie autos as well So there's definitely some good stuff Still available there in that break Which is awesome With the Rockies down to just the Marlins Thank you Kale, just the Marlins Just the Marlins everyone Just the Marlins Thanks Kale Appreciate you buddy Appreciate you very much my friend Just the Marlins now Everybody, just the Marlins Then D-Bax and Rockies in the next one Yeah, I might need to get that one I mean that's huge You beat a Corbin obviously No, I'm looking at one of the MLB Logo Patches, they have CC in there I gotta get that one That's a monster That would be awesome That was morning These are my breaks Look at these breaks Good morning Good morning And the Marlins are gone Thank you Evan, we are sold out Alcantra, one patch right here You imagined it Yeah I'm in Just the Diamondbacks and the Rockies In the next one everybody D-Bax and Rockies in the next one What's up Mill What's up Mitchell Nice Good luck, let's do it Red Sox Good luck here everybody Let's do it Just the D-Bax and the Rockies Available in the next one everybody D-Bax and Rockies Available in number three And then just a handful of teams Left in Bowman Chrome University Colorado is included in that Of course you're still looking for some huge names Hello Remar How you doing buddy Case up top Definitive time Definitive Definitive See a Ruby come out See a 101 Some sort of crazy Ruby 101 Yeah I can go for a cut I can go for a cut Alright we are going to start with the Relics They are on the bottom empty and foam Buster Posey to 30 Yo Oh my god dude This Right here Oh my god Oh Have you been just nodding your head for the past five minutes Pretty much yeah He's been saying Yeah It's not what you think it is But I mean that's a pretty good That's a pretty good conservation prize One of one Mike Trout Logo Man Let's go Congrats buddy Hell yeah man he had the show last break Now he's got the Trout Logo Man Trout Logo Man That's so nasty man That's off the city connect Yes it is It's like the green jersey yeah Michael C Michael C's had the angels in a bunch of breaks And he had them in the last break He had a showy auto to 15 Yes sir here we go Mike Trout one of one Logo Man Un-freaking-believable King Rats Michael We pulled some big Logo Man What was the Logo Man last night I know Akunya Akunya Redemption Auto That was nasty The Akunya is going to be so This is nasty too man 24 or 50 Riley Green On the RPA Congrats Tigers Look at that Yeah the patch on that is insane man What is that great box So it's got to be the great jersey I'd assume with the Tigers And Navy and Orange So the jersey itself is the gray one And then I don't know what it's from to be honest I know that's awesome dude That's a beauty as well Get that Magged Right after it is going to be a rookie auto for the Mets Of Francisco Alvarez Nice one there congrats New York Is there a frame in this one too? Yeah Yes there is Unbelievable It just looks really nice Very nice 5-5 going to the twins Rod Karoo That says good products Congrats on that one there Twins 5-5 Are you excited for that dual case museum That's on Wednesday That's like heaven dude That's breaking heaven for me It really is Ah I love that Maybe like a triple case with triple Yeah Yeah Alex Bregman at 25 Nice one there for the Strokes Do a quad and thrown in tier 1 6 Do a 6 case auto And thrown in tier 1 6 cases 6 cases with a dinosaur 5 of a 5 at 30 you weren't on Alvarez Do a 7 case or another And then open And then yeah 20 cases of Hey yeah Alright guys just bear with me We're done again there Defining images Frank Thomas Nice one there that's sick man Dude this card is Insanity man That's the first box of the case too Yeah Damn Oh this is box 1 Oh crap We're not done Jake's here Ah no Go home The next one Does it even matter at this point? Not really honestly Call it quits The one thing that can top it is the roof And Otani's coming in here Oh yeah Off the city connector Oh Got it Holy Holy calendar Jeremy Pena Nice one there 17 of 40 for the Astros What do you even do around it? I don't know I really don't Is he the guy on the couch? Like is he that guy Is the guy on the couch Pretty much He's just kind of always here 14, 15 friends He's just here all the time You know who that is Yeah I don't know maybe I'm like the guy from office space He shows up every day Every day We've got a 2 of 25 George Springer Jersey Otto That's Central Connecticut legend And Yukon legend George Springer Played a little league with my cousin Springer Yes sir 2 of 25 for the Blue Jays Nice one here 21 of 50 Rookie Otto for the Braves Michael Harris ATL Michael ATL Michael Very nice one there for sure I'll take that all day Michael Harris 21 of 50 We've got a game used auto That is going to be Tim Reigns 33 of 40 Can you unsee What it shows you And it sucks because I like him And you officially like ruined my favorite player I'm the low right picture of skateboard Oh Look what's running in skateboard Yeah Really Really immature 12 of 25 Oh my god the next car 12 of 25 Craig Vigio for the Yankees That's so gross I mean I didn't Decide to make that my autograph True that's fair That's fair Congrats Strauss That's hard Here we go 4 of 10 Albert Pujols Wow Gold frame 3 colored patch auto God man that's awesome Congrats again Michael C Is just laughing to the bank with the angels Let's go dude So awesome Machine Not the machine Machine And then 24 of 35 Duel for the Red Sox Carlton Fisk and Jason Beretech Yeah Just ask their fan Yay Yay There we go congrats Red Sox Again just 2 to go on the next one everybody 2 to go if you want to be a part of this D-Bax and Rockies Yeah And D-Bax and Type Rockies D-Bax and Rockies in D-Finn number 3 Or D-Finn 33 D-Bax That's disgusting Yeah dude I just looked at Jay and was like Yay It's like a monster Ever asked for a couple of spots tonight Thank you buddy Bad next to the old Tony The judge are probably the biggest Logo man on this Because they don't have You don't rarely see logo man You really don't honestly Holy crap that was big We've got Xander Bogarts that is 240 That's cool that's really cool That's awesome Going to the Astro 7-30 Kyle Tucker from the City Connect Nice one there The space I think from the city That's the City Connect That's hundreds in the City Connect That's really awesome man The Space City City Connect That's just the thing to put on the front We do the relics first here 16 of 30 is Paula Goldschmidt Jeez man what a case dude This really was This case is stupid Going to Craig to 25 Corbin Carroll 24 to 25 Rookie Auto for the Diamondbacks On the green good stuff There you go buddy Nice one there thank you Craig In the first two cases And boom we hit you Carol congrats buddy Nice one there Very nice one there 37 of 50 for the Cubs is Rhino Rhino Sandberg Corbin Carroll 25 Not a case exactly They are still available Exactly in the next one We've got 5 of 10 That is a Vladimir Guerrero Jr One of the Blue Jays Congrats on that Blue Jays Nice one the Blue Jays Vladimir Guerrero Jr We've got 19 of 25 That is going to be going to the Reds Joey Votto Goldframe Patch Auto nice one there Votto Auto And that really cool one here Cool Auto 9 of 10 That is cool Callan Eddie Murray 9 of 10 Pretty much Legends of that time The best legends of that time Alright I'll grab the jerseys from you Doing a quick recap here We've got Xander Bogarts Jeremy Pena Kyle Tucker Buster Posey And Freddie Freeman Disappoint me That's Frank Thomas Michael Harris To 50 Rookie Auto Francisco Alvarez We've got Tim Reigns Paul Goldschmidt Goldframe of Yordon Alex Bregman Duel of Fisk and Veritech Craig Bijio That's Joey Votto George Springer to 25 To 10 Eddie Murray and Cal Ripken To 10 Vladimir Guerrero The Ryan Sandberg The Magged Cards We had a Albert Pujols 4 of 10 Goldframe Patch Auto We had Riley Green RPA To 50 Corbin Carroll to 25 And then the one of one Of Mith Trout For the Angels Unreal that's craziness You know we're going to be on it this week Hopefully man Thanks again for the filp Two to go with the next one Two to go, two to go, two to go, two to go That is it Alright again just the Those two that are left everybody The Diamondbacks and the Rockies Diamondbacks and Rockies Both on sale Both on sale Complete two to go here And then five to go on the next one as well I'm going to step out for one second After I upload this And we'll continue on today everybody Thanks again for selling out a bunch of these Much gratis Much gratis Yeah I want to say yeah I am Big time to say This is there green and Carroll Yeah Alright once that guys I'll be right back we'll continue on Last two teams available Just two to go everybody Two to go Yes it is Oh boy Oh boy it is that time Is that Black Friday tab come up Yes it is Last two teams marked down Of course the D-backs and the Rockies did hit a Corbin Carroll in the last case So It's definitely possible Will be possible for sure Two left everyone Two to go Both on sale Two to go Can you get a chance for me to switch my trash Yeah I'm not going to defend it now The box and all the sliders And everything man What do you say I am with the Raisin Museum That's awesome I'm excited for the museum Museum collection That is my favorite product I like old school tribute Yeah old school tribute 2011 tribute is really good For the good years Oh my god a 2020 Bowman hobby Oh my god I think we all remember those times Dude that's crazy man I love it dude I love it I still remember paying like $200 For 19 Crohn And like complaining at that time That it was too much Oh it's too expensive man I still bought it Right right But I feel like if all of us had the Knowledge we had now Back then we would literally Throw roads of that stuff Oh yeah absolutely Like we would max out credit cards Oh my god yeah Like max out credit cards But take a loan against your house And literally stock up on all that stuff And you make all the money Yeah the last case of definitive For the debt everybody Two to go just the Rockies Just the Arizona Diamondbacks That is it they are both on sale Diamondbacks are way on sale right now Hella marked down everybody For the loan On sale And the Rockies are on sale as well Rockies are a good little percentage off Everything that is Remaining in Bowman Crohn University I just marked down again So there's five to go in Bowman Crohn Mew So Those are very much on sale as well She can order you With the Rockies Down to just one Just the D-Backs Just the D-Backs and they are on sale Just the D-Backs Just the Arizona Diamondbacks That is all everybody That is all right now Just the Arizona Diamondbacks Of course you've got Corbin Carroll on everything Randy Johnson, Corbin Carroll RPA's Randy Johnson auto Definitive Rookie Patch auto Of Carroll and then Corbin Carroll Florida State gone Thank you Nick down to four to go And the next one as well Five group break spots left on the day Ladies and gents that is it That is all No more no less Everything is set up and ready to go as well Just the D-Backs everyone Just the Arizona Diamondbacks They are a hundred dollars off right now Just the Diamondbacks That's it That's all we've got Just the Arizona Diamondbacks Just the D-Backs Only four to go in Bummy Chrome Colorado is still available there A hundred dollars off List price which is good Just the Arizona That's it ladies and gents That is it The Arizona Diamondbacks All other 29 teams are currently Spoken for So thank you all there Very much appreciated Very much appreciated Got Black Friday coming up on Friday of course Thanksgiving on Thursday for all of you Americans All of us Americans All of us December is on American There you go Yeah that's probably smart Mel That's probably pretty smart I would say For sure I think Carroll will be something special Like I think he's like the Diamondbacks franchise Yeah I mean he's their guy He's the face of that franchise And then Just what he put together this season I mean that was almost enough I would say I feel like this season That was impressive man He's an impressive guy He's really good He's really good We rookie the year too Pretty much like Hard to say that It was even really close You know what I mean Yeah Because here To kind of put it into perspective His whole first rookie season 285 batting average Only struck out 125 times Had 54 stolen bases Yeah RBI's has to get up But it's the Diamondbacks It's gonna happen eventually And then Triple's 30 Second 30 doubles 161 hits With 25 home runs Yeah that's impressive dude Like all he really has to do Is just kind of get his Kind of get His RBI's up And the RBI's you can't really control True Duke gone, thank you Joshua And he sounded three to go In the next in Bowman Crow Mew Go to the website Kill and then refresh And it should be on the tab It should be in between personals and break schedule If you refresh on the On the website There's nothing there yet To be fair there's nothing there but it's just Once Once Black Friday hits We'll be off and running with that for sure Change the end time just so we don't lose this Diamondbacks are $110 off Right now $110 off I don't know somebody else For a second I don't know I don't know what happened there That was odd man That was odd Yeah that's all we've got left and then in the next one It's Colorado Notre Dame in Clemson I think In Bowman Crow Mew yeah Colorado Penn State And Notre Dame that's it Colorado Penn State And Notre Dame Now let's get Arizona sold out We'll get going everybody just the Diamondbacks that's all we've got left There's something big in here for Zona I know there's something big It's gonna sit and boom we're gonna hit Some sort of big Carol for sure One more Carol? Imagine dude DW selling us out Let's go dude Appreciate you buddy All right we are now underway Let's get Bowman Crow University sold out Three to go in Bowman Crow Mew DW thank you buddy as always Appreciate you my man Here is Bowman Crow Mew We are at Three to go Bowman Crow Mew All right good luck ladies and gents Let's do it going on everyone Sam here with ladies sports card We are ripping 20 23 Top definitive baseball hobby Three box case number three pick your team style Read off the list for names of our teams Mariners, David O, Blue J, BW, D-Backs Edward P, Athletics Dodgers Evan L, Tigers, Gabriel C, Graves, Orioles Gary G, Astros, Greg M Guardians, Marlins, Twins, James J Royals, John A, Angels Joshua B, Giants, Joshua M, Pirates Michael Y, Red Sox Mitchell S with the Brew Crew Myro L, Reds, Nam Q, L, Raze Peter M, Yanks, Ray G, Rangers Raymond R, Cubs, White Sox Rob L, Phillies, Ross T, Nationals Shigunori Yu, Rockies Ryan L with the Padres So good luck everybody, let's do it Three to go in Bowman Crow Mew, that is breaking right after this Teams are all marked down Colorado's $100 off Which is awesome Okay, here we go Boom Alright, time for definitive again Top It's foam And we've got a Cal Ripken That is going to be 18 of 30 Very nice going to the White Sox One of one, Letterman is Paul Conerco One of one, Letterman The O and Conerco Nice one there Good stuff, White Sox He was super underrated Yeah, he's like Like the heart and soul of that 05 championship team Raymond R, congrats buddy, we'll have that one for you Whoa Two Ten, Anthony Watchman Three colored RPA going to the Orioles Congrats Baltimore, good lord That's not it That's a pretty big card Nice one there There you go, Baltimore That's loaded dude Rookie Auto is going to be Francisco Alvarez, 48 to 50 For the We've got to 40 Game used at Bat Auto Is going to be Johnny Bench, 10 of 40 For the reds Congrats Another nice one here It's going to be RPA for the Mets Kodai Senga Congrats on that Mets We did say it We needed one Congrats on that Mets again, 11 of 50 on the Senga First Ruby True Ruby of the day Gold frame Auto Mike Schmidt Woo Woo God man Bro, this was a box Pretty sure this is going to I'm assuming, I don't think I'm going to random this one Yeah Yeah, it's between Brian C and John A We've got 13 of 15 Dual Auto, Ichiro and Shohei Otani Wow Oh my god Did you see that correctly? 13 of 15 Like I said, I don't think I'm going to random this one No No, probably not That's sick man To see that live too That's sick That's sick You got this right here too and then that Who's the litter man? Panerco Just nuts man I'll watch this box Alright That's your day off You can do whatever you want Love me to some definitive though You see what we pulled last night? Yeah, dude, the Apuña Dude Just insane man Mike Trout That is game used for 40 on the City Connect Bar with spots John Ponello with Colorado Thank you buddy, down to just two to go on the next one Penn State and Notre Dame of 15 is Claibor Torrez for the Yankees Who'd call our patch Congrats Yankees Is that a doctor to play the Torrez? Yeah, well I know him Jackie Robinson Day Yeah, that makes sense Nice one here, he had a good season for himself Austin Riley 8 of 25 for the Braves Austin Riley We've got 48 of 50 That is going to be a rookie auto for Michael I know I think we pulled a rookie auto for all three cases We're spamming Michael Harris We've got for the White Sox Carlton Fisk 18, no for the Red Sox just getting Red Sox Carlton Fisk I thought that was the one that used to wear the throwback jerseys Oh the Red Throwback Sox That's what it looked like after a second with the belt That's Red Sox Carlton Fisk Yeah, next one is really freaking cool Going to the Giants That is going to be a Buster Posey 19 of 25 That's a J card for sure Yeah it is That is a J card Just Notre Dame available Ramar is picking up Penn State Thank you Ramar Thank you Jonathan as well That's a Gold Framed Auto G. Yanks 8 of 10 CC Sabathea So cool man Tony loves Posey so that'll work 8 of 10 CC Sabathea You've got force really quick after this box I just want to make sure we're good for the Otanigan I'm assuming he'll agree but just grab him when you get a chance And then is that Josh, or Brandon Lau or Josh Lau Josh closed it That's 7 of 10 Bobby Witt and Salvador Perez Dual Green Auto to 10 Nice one there Congrats to the Royals Royals hit, 7 of 10 Salvi and Witt Salvi and Witt Very nice Oh is he going to be... I'm just going to say that That's not a ranking card We got one of the Jumbo Helmet Thank you So I'll go ahead and make the assumption Foam and Foam That is going to be 240 of Posey El Tuvek 38 of 40, Posey El Tuvek That's cool I like those Nice one there, Astros These are really nice, the protectors at the plate That's going to be Will Smith Nice one there, 24 or 25 Game use catchers gear Cool What's up, Skye Nice one there, Will Smith 30 9 of 30 Game use Jersey Auto I know I was going to say Rookie Auto to 25 For the Tigers, Riley Greene 14 of 25 Riley Greene Congrats to the Tigers We have two gold frames coming up 1 of 10 Game use Jersey Auto We need Spencer in here We need Spencer in here Spencer Jared Gough Nice one here 6 of 10 For the Tigers, Miguel Cabrera On the gold frame auto Nice one there Look it Look at that Miguel Cabrera Congrats on that one What are the Tigers in this one by the way Detroit Tigers Evan Elk Congrats Evan Back to back really nice Tigers cards We've got A, Byron Buxton 1 of 3 Nice one there Not with the company anymore Tony 1 of 30 Byron Buxton For the Twintons, nice one there And then The autograph Riley collection purple parallel Manny Machado and Juan Soto Going to the Padres, nice one there Congrats, Slam Diego Zon Hanel Welcome to Slam Diego Good morning Nice one there Congrats to the Padres Alright quick recap here everybody We've got a Mike Trout, Cal Ripken Jr And Glaver Torres We've got Machado's of Michael Harris Kodai Senga Francisco Alvarez Jose Altuve Carlton Fisk Johnny Bench Vladimir Guerrero Jr Byron Buxton Buster Posey Austin Riley Barry Larkin Salvy Duel And then CC to 10 Oh sure That one you should probably be able to get into a slider I would say the Will Smith Alright we'll go through some of the mags so far We've got a 1 of 1, Paul Conerco Sick Sick, I love those Oh 1 out of 30, I think I said out of 10 Whoops, my bad For the Buxton Thank you for talking about the Buxton You call it out of 3 Oh my bad My bad Paul Conerco on the Letterman Game used 1 of 1 Riley Green Rookie Auto Nice one there, 2-25 Local legend Kyle Pauly in high school 10 of 10, RFA is a Adley Richmond Well he pulled the reverse card now Pretty much He said this is my Kyle Rich game Every time we go down to Philly it's my Kyle Rich game Point to the stars, that's for you Kyle 1 of 1 is Mike Schmidt on the Ruby, that is really sick That is really cool We had the Miguel Cabrera 6 of 10 for the Tigers Biggie I'm just going to show this one again Jay's getting into a protector right now That is the protectors at the plate Will Smith, 25 And then this absolutely nasty 13 of 15 Duel of Ichiro in Shohei Yuck We'll get into contact, Brian and John With you guys, see what you want to do If you want to sell it, if you want to random it Usually we don't do the random But with cards like this So I will Write down all the order numbers and everything And get that in motion So thank you all again for the fill Up next is One to go, just Notre Dame Just Notre Dame Notre Dame All adaptive read names And that one With the random Just make a sticky note of Both people's first name, last name and order number And put the break title on it You know they pulled a triple that they did the same thing with This one Or yeah It was like the Vlad Acunha And somebody else I think they did Get in contact with Yeah, because Yeah That's a Big spicy meat Yeah That's something else Again, just Notre Dame That is all that remains everybody Just Notre Dame Yeah, that's all we've got left is the Notre Dame fighting Irish Joe Altz, Sam Hartman in there Audra Guestemay As well, so there's a couple of Definitely pretty good guys for Notre Dame And they're only $40 They're only at $40 Just Notre Dame Let's grab a sip of soda really quick guys I'll be right back And we'll get going I know, yeah, like literally every time it's like Bounces back Yeah, and then do another one Just put the break title on it So like $23 to $22 I mean it's gonna be in there anyway But again, just Notre Dame everybody Just Notre Dame This is now sold out which is awesome Gina, picking up these Thank you very much Thank you very much We are sold out on the day everybody I am going to get this set up And then we will get rockin' on it everyone Thank you all very much Appreciate it Alright, well good luck guys Let's get started Going on everyone, Sam here with late sports cars Drifting at 23 Bowman Chrome University Football Holly, 12 Box, Full Case Break 6, pick your team style Read off the list of our names on our teams Got Bo B with UNC, Brian L, Oklahoma Brian C, USC David K, UCLA, Dominic T, Oregon That is Gina H with Notre Dame Jonathan L, Colorado Joshua B, all other schools Clemson, Tennessee and Texas Joshua M with Duke Mathias M, Washington, Mike U, Ohio State LSU, Michigan, Georgia, Ole Miss Nick B with Florida State B with Alabama So, good luck here everybody Let's get going I feel like it's a little shit Basically it is It's going to be stacked Good luck here everybody Last break of the day Starting at 5pm With some soccer And then some more baseball And then maybe some basketball Definitely some hockey tonight as well Definitely some hockey tonight And then also Some Football So a little bit of everything That's a little smorgasbord Yeah, definitely a little smorgasbord I'll tell you my name I heard Sam Shimmer of Lake Quorum Ramblin Man Xavier Worthy First Shaz Preston Dallas Turner, 250 For the Alabama Crimson Tide Pink Midi Diamonds Ray Sean Ward, all other Nakea Watson First Refractor Roman Hemby First X-Fractor Harold Perkins Tchaikovsky-Winman 2, 399 Trey Benson, Florida State Drew Allert Refractor, nice one there 2, 499 Michael Hall Jr. 299 First X-Fractor Tyler Williams Sullivan Dallas Turner, Refractor And Devin Neer Box 2 I don't know I don't know, I have to think to be honest Kind of a list Kind of a list That's good I feel like if I'm not limited to one then Yeah, there you go First Refractor Sullivan Blue to 199 Marshawn Lloyd, USC 499 Nice one there Bratz on that USC That's kind of funny Will Howard All other Like everybody's such a crush right now Dorian Singer And baby, yeah, she's dating Paul Skeens My man got lucky I mean, real lucky Green first shimmer is to 999 Cooper Lagasse Eli Holstein First X-Fractor for Alabama Pan-X Refractor For Washington Yellow, Joel, nice one there Notre Dame, last team taken to 75 True yellow out of Joel Potentially the top tackle off the board this year Purple, Drew Pine All other 2, 399 Also one person I got is Christina Armelion That's one She does not age That's one That's one woman who does not age First Caleb Downs Refractor for Alabama And base Edwards, First Refractor X-Fractor, Jim Griffin Upside down, Christopher Vazina First Refractor, David Torrey Horton Buckner That is Olufashana, Refractor First Auto Nice one there, Penn State Purple, Cam Rising 399 Chicory Brooks to 299 for Alabama Another Olufashana Penn State, Ramars Olufashana walks Not bad Shimmer first Brandon Innis Logan Diggs Caleb Williams, Early Risers Kate Clubnick to 399 Emmett Moorhead First for Boston College, X-Fractor And base Alright, box 4 now There you go, Milan There you go So we're good I'm very excited for that I'll put them on for the day, that was exciting Put the smile on your face, it really does It really does, yeah You could be having the worst day possible, put the smile on your face Go over the cards like At least this is fun for like 15 minutes There you go 399, Braylon Allen First Eli Holstein, Refractor Purple Mini-Niamonds, John Rhys Plumlee 399, Emmett Moorhead For All Other, First Base Auto Shimmer, Mario Williams Nice one there, First Shimmer First Bucky Irving, Refractor Oregon and Chas Preston You got one of the old names That's Bucky Irving, that's like one of those old names Gold, Shimmer, Rahim Sanders to 50 Nice one for All Other By the way, Arkansas, Dominic Lovett Austin Jones, First Refractor Jevon Bullard First, Jayden Dolora, Refractor Auto 499, for Arizona Andrew Aller Corum, Kate Clubnick Brennan Presley, First X-Fractor Dominic Lovett, First Refractor For Georgia Georgia, and Dallas Turner Georgia Yeah, I did That was pretty funny That was pretty funny, Chase I know, let's see it Caleb, that'd be awesome Caleb Williams, I'm in You could do the same, you could do like the old time I assume I'll keep you sane if you weren't doing that already Yeah, cause I would go insane Yeah, probably, I would Personally, I would Okay, Colleen McKinshery There's an Orange, Jacory Brooks to 25 Nice one at Alabama, 56 I'll throw back Jaylen Daniels first Colleen McKinshery to 299, for Alabama on the teal Pink Mini Diamond's Auto Jayden Bray, Oklahoma State all other, to 150 Jackson Arnold Raheem Sanders, First Purple Shimmer First of Jaylen Wright, Refractor and Shador first Sluckest Cart, Unattended so I did that, nice, Marvin Harrison There you go, there you go Rubin Owens to 75 A&M, so that's all other Autric Estime Jaylen Daniels, First X-Fractor Victor Rosa, First Refractor for Newcombe Troy Franklin, nice one there for Oregon, First Refractor out of 499, he's a stud There he is Caleb, Early Risers Key, Logan Diggs, X-Fractor for LSU, Drake May first Brian Thomas Jr., First Refractor and alright, one more box then we're halfway through the case Diamonds, Jaylen Berger to 399 Dante, More Early Risers First X-Fractor, Drake May UNC First Carson Beck Refractor for Georgia, Kendall Milton Purple, Michael Williams for 399 Caleb Johnson, X-Fractor first Kyle McCord, First Refractor Ohio State I think Mini Diamonds out, Evan Stewart for A&M to 150, all other Harrison first, Will Sheppard Jason Marshall to 299 for Florida, all other Will Howard, all other to 499, Kansas State nice one there, Fractor Shimmer first, Bucky Irving for Oregon Jackson Arnold first for Oklahoma and Roman Dunes there alright, halfway through the case everybody oh yeah awesome, that's the definitive spot Jonathan L with some upper deck SP Authentic here's your guys' link to the break schedule again, you've got Forrest starting at 5pm Forrest at 5 I kind of agree with that Forrest stuff, I really do like Antonio Gates Jr. his the guy on A&M with the pom-pom he's kind of fired too I'll point that one out when we go by forget his name, but yes, exactly I like that one where he's just got the sunglasses and the pom-pom head Jackson Arnold his picture looks just hard dude he has a hard picture in this one too I don't know, Ramars, I don't know did they announce anything? I don't know where the next Almanac's going to be there we go, they knew 2, Keon Coleman Florida State to 1.99 nice one there mini-diamonds, Steve Keon Cohen to 1.50 from I.M Roy L. Williams, first base auto going to Alabama Shimmer, Sam Hartman for Notre Dame he's got Hartman Garth First stage in Bray Refractor Oklahoma State Irkins and base 2.99, Tray Sean Ward Brian Thomas Jr First X-Fractor for LSU that's your last name and you're just absolute trash Hartman is your last name and you're absolute trash he has Hartman Orange, Devin Neal for Kansas to 25 Orange, Shimmerado, all other that wouldn't be a terrible idea I always thought that having exclusive, kind of like what Leith does with celebrities with Pop Century Drake I always thought that like a music focused one would be really smart Shudder Sanders Tyler Buckner I think it would just be, I don't know I feel like I'm just surprised I haven't happened to be honest, Connor Colby first or private well I feel like they don't want to take anybody else's kind of like idea notation, I guess but all in all I don't see no harm in it alright, five boxes left everybody true, they made Bench Warmer why not K-5? the Bench Warmer cards they sell listen, they sell yeah, they would get the size of the autograph oh my god, yeah blue, Ty Simpson 2.199 Lake Shapin, First X-Fractor Green, Ricky White 2.99, UNLV, all other yellow, Caleb Downs the 75 on the auto nice one there, Alabama and Shudder Purple Shimmer of Donald Edwards for U-Mesh it's part and present Caleb Williams, Refractor and Mason Taylor Shudder, Unexpected Delights Green Shimmer, Andrew McCoolbaugh 2.99 Ricky White, there we go Cooper DeJean, First for Iowa all other Parrish Jones, First Refractor Jordan Travis, First base auto nice one there for Florida State shame what happened to him then yeah Travis Davion Sanders, First X-Fractor and Shaz Preston, First Refractor for Alabama alright, four boxes left everybody keep it moving thank you all for getting this sold out appreciate it this morning slash afternoon like I said very much appreciate it very much appreciate it much obliged yeah I know Burrow, Travis and Aller all I did I know it's a really bad week for quarterbacks right remarks that was brutal man okay keep it moving Jackson Arnold, Harrison Green for Michigan, 99 there's Refractor, Jeremiah Hunter for Cal all other Drake May, Michael Penex, X-Fractor Javon Bullard, First Refractor and Jaylen McMillan to 2.99 Ryne O'Keefe, X-Fractor, First for BC Dylan Gabriel, Dallas Turner, First Base Auto for Alabama Burma U of A 3.99, Georgia Green, Walker Howard Auto, Ole Miss to 99 for Shimmer, Paris Jones for Virginia honestly Bowen X-Fractor and that's a rock yeah we are telling you five digits still in the sink and it hit the coffee cup in there the rinse around the rim and popped right back out of the sink really? that's pretty impressive that is the prime physics right there like twice shot back out of the sink wow great how I hear the prime let's do it again now mimic it one time only actually that's too old this is way early come on sample this box not even this box, the first stack I pick up will have a super in will be the top card I would like to see that I would like to see that ready? boom, now it's not that would have been really cool though that's pretty sick though Riley Leonard Orange for Duke to 25 25 up 25 on the insert auto that'll Duke why not? purple mini diamonds, Tray Sean Ward to 399 Phil Maffa I wonder if Maffa knows where Hoffa is true Al or X-Fractic Ryne O'Keefe first refractor Ryne O'Keefe again Caleb Williams purple to 399, Tyler Neubin X-Fractor Connor Colby first Chapel first refractor Yilu, Lake Shepin all other to 75 Orange Shimmer, Cam Rising to 25, nice one there all other, we have the Utah Utes Travis Hunter Throwback for Shimmer, Kyle Minanga for Ruckers, all other and bases yeah, Kelsey Swift to a lotto would honestly be really awesome like that's again the wheat Britain all over it and that would be a really freaky cool deal couples of the game there we go Simone Biles and her husband I should say the Erts is what's this life thing is it Carly Erts? I forget, she's the one who played on the women's national team stuff like that would be really cool probably thing Kelsey and his both cozy brothers you can do it cause both are significant others did have something outside that they accomplished John, no let's start dodging bullets there be like Neil in the Matrix and dodge bullets dodge that bullet yeah, I guess you could say Brittany Mahomes too she's she's coming up now purple mini diamonds, Bronson Baron I saw a candle I saw that it's like Taylor Brittany and something to go with 299 is Caleb Williams, yeah that's kind of cool though orange, Malik Benson, 225 nice one there for Alabama orange, shimmer purple shimmer is Ryo Keith hey, Justice Ellison, first refractor Cameron Kinshens that is Smail Mondon Jr X Fractor first for Georgia Griffin, first refractor Michael Penix refractor there we go congrats Washington to 499 take that for sure Heisman in the Heisman running I'd say Nick's might be the favorite right now after the last game Nick's been killing it man Nick's did look really good last game but I'd trade May 1st Penix did also win the game I don't know yet Nick, Nicholas Whittington, first X Fractor I don't know probably some of the NBA City edition one Shador Sanders first refractor probably a couple of costumes the Cat Club stuff, Dante and more Jevon Bullard 2, 399, Georgia and Kate Clubnick let me check out boys that I'm gonna have you rock it one second again everybody think of Rogers a little bit more, yeah I guess I think this one might last a little bit longer the biggest thing is is that it's bringing attention back to the NFL and it's bringing a different type of attention bringing different demographics you're bringing in a lot of the younger women all that which all in all the NFL needed to really touch the women's market I think I think too I think if you and Taylor Swift stay together and the Chiefs make the Super Bowl it will be the most viewed Super Bowl of all time 100% No, Kyle is me and Kyle will be tomorrow I'll be breaking, Kyle will be top loading and then Forrest is on tonight Forrest is on tonight Kyle will be here tomorrow with me top loading Dennis Sutton to at 150 No, Donny it's actually Forrest and Donny tonight Cooper DeJean first refractor Drake May Will Rogers to 299 for Mississippi State that'd be pretty cool Drake May first refractor out of 499 nice one there congrats on that 299 Purple Shimmer Jordan Travis for State Michael Paul Jr. first refractor and Dalyne Everett Shador Sanders Purple Raheem Sanders to 399 Harvey first ex-fractor Travis Hanser first first refractor Tyler Neubin to 99 Cooley McKinstry on card 56th throwback nice one there Alabama congrats on that love those first ex-fractor Jalen Berger first of Caleb Joseph refractor and Johnny Wilson quick recap here everybody first honestly it's a 50 Raheem Sanders to 25 Jakordi Brooks base autos of Dallas Turner Jordan Travis, Roy Dell Williams Emmett Moorhead Olu Fushanu Drew Aller Olu Fushanu, Troy Franklin Jaden Delora Will Howard Michael Penex Drake May, Marshawn Lloyd to 150 Evan Stewart Joe Alt to 99 Cooley McKinstry Walker Howard to 75 Caleb Downs to 25 Devin Neal Cam Rising, Riley Leonard and Malik Benson great guys thanks again for the build next up is nothing nothing left alright let me get that uploaded before I say my goodbyes no Kyle's here today actually though Kyle is sorting and shipping right now okay Jace Jace have a good one as always have a good one Milan see you I'll be back tomorrow here's your link for us starting at 5pm everybody for us starting at 5pm I will see you guys again tomorrow night before 10 box Tuesday have a good one everybody thanks again for getting everything filled up I do appreciate it


it's really good to see India finally investing in semiconductors. As you know, semiconductors are essential to all digital transformation, and India has to play a key role in this technology for the future. Cadence, at Cadence, we make software to design chips and electronic systems, and we have the privilege of working with all the global companies. Almost any chip made in the world today uses some form of Cadence software, okay? And we have a rich history in India. You know, we started our first office more than 30 years ago in Naira, and we have four offices in India, almost 30% of our employees are in India, and a lot of R&D, you know, real product development R&D is done in India, which really proud of the team for delivering true innovation, yeah. Along with that, we have a lot of customers here. As you see, a lot of global companies have offices here, and we have a big support team, you know, helping them design chips. And also, India, of course, has a remarkable education system. I'm very proud myself to have gone to IIT, Delhi, and so many remarkable institutions. So India has a lot of amazing talent. You know, there's a lot written about all these Indians in tech companies in the US, but I can tell you for every smart person in the US, there are like hundreds of smart people, if not smarter people in India. So the opportunity is immense for India. I think what would be good to see, which is really good to see the government investing now in the entire ecosystem, you know, not just companies, multinational companies designing chips, but also local manufacturing, you know, semiconductors and packaging, and also indigenous product companies out of India. You know, I think it's very important to have local product companies to drive the demand and consumption of semiconductors. And we at Cadence will glad to do our part to support this incredible mission, okay? Thank you.


event and I'm very happy to share with you a session about media Tunisia and with a surprise at the end of this session. So I will share my screen now. So welcome everybody. So in this session we'll talk about Tunisia and our user group. Before talking about our activities, let me present to you members of Okimedia Tunisia who are present here. So I will start with myself. I'm Okimedia since 2010 and I'm mainly active on Okimedia Commons as an admin and also I contribute in Arabic and French Okimedia. And then I'm 70-30. I've been working here since 2009. I started as a contributor in Tunisia focusing on reference for and in Arabic topics.  I'm a developer in Tunisia, related to e-data, transfer data, etc. I'm a manufacturer at Adcom. I'm a member of the Communion 2022 Corporation and I'm a member of the program committee of several media conferences. So in my life, I'm a media student. I'm also a volunteer research assistant at a newly founded research unit at the University of Prague. This is the third ever media research unit in the media and we are hoping to communicate with each other all over the country. Thank you. So I would like to share. Hello everybody of the New York, I am Asger and I hope to meet you again. I'm here as the chairman of the MTOC, which is a session for the health of Tunisia, Tunisia. So mainly I support every activity related to training of it and I am happy to support the activities of Tunisia and Tunisia. We are in this department from the Communion and we support very many ways. Thanks to you all and I hope to talk to you later. Hi, all. Thank you. Hey folks, just one moment. Who do you come closer to the mic? The interpreters are having a bit trouble hearing you. No, please carry on, but just get closer to the mic. Hi everyone, I'm David, I'm the CEO of the MTOC, and I'm a former member of the Prague Regina. I work in residence in Venice. I'm a part of the MTOC, and I'm a former member of the MTOC, and I'm a former member of the MTOC. Who are you looking for? I'm a former member of the MTOC, and I'm a former member of the MTOC, and I'm a former member of the MTOC, It's very close for me to give you a picture of us. Welcome to this meeting of the three of us this week. I would like to remain as the leader of the group and on behalf of the organization. I need to talk to you about the media and the response. Thank you. Hello, my name is Richard. I've been working for you for a few years now on some projects, but I did I wish it was a really good idea. My name is Richard. I'm the founder of the media center in St. John's, and that is my name. And I'm the chairman of the All of this to our viewers, we want to thank you all for sharing your activities in the chat. Thank you so much. Thank you for sharing your activities in the chat. Thank you. Thank you for sharing your activities in Tunisia. Then we are talking now about our group, Wikimedia Tunisia or Wikimedia TN User Group. So the idea is quite old. So since 26, we have an idea of a chapter, a local chapter in Tunisia, but really in 2010 we started thinking about creating a user group, and then in 2014 we have a recognition of our user group as an official user group of Wikimedia Foundation. It was the first one in the Middle East, in North Africa, and a lot of user groups are joining the community after our event. So we are talking here about what we did in our user group. So in 2015 we organized the first Arabic meeting, the regional meeting about Wikimedia in Arabic and for contributors in Arabic language, and it was held here in Monastir at the same time where we are now, and we gathered about 50 participants from different Arabic and non-Arabic countries. And this is the photo group of the participants, where back to 2015. Also we organized the third African meeting, which is Wikimdaba in Tunisia, and we had more than 60 participants in this regional meeting. And this is also a picture of participants in this conference. In the COVID pandemic we have also organized the Wikimedia Focusson online, and it was a totally online event. We had 200 participants in this conference and some participants in this conference also. In our user group, since the starting of our user group, we had a lot of workshops in Tunisia, and people in Tunisia. So I'm just sitting with the chance to record a picture of the Wikigap and also we organized workshops and participated in many Wikilovs contests. Projects in our user group were organized in Tunisia, in the city of Tunis, and then another project similar to Wikimedia, which is another partner of Wikimedia Tunisia. We had a lot of educational programs in universities, in the pandemic we had a lot of projects, but we had some interviews and meetings online. We provided some contributors and we spoke about the movement and we had this activity every week. Then the last project which is not online yet, it's a documentary with another user group, Wikimedia and it is a documentary about a person, a writer, and a very famous writer who shared this project on Wikibedia Commons mass. Here we speak about what is specificities or some cultural specificities of Tunisia. I'm very happy to share with you the couscous, which is a famous dish in the North African region. It's added to the UNESCO list in 2020. I'm very happy to share with you that we have here couscous and maybe I will show you the second dish. I don't know if you see the first one or getting the first one. This is maybe the second dish. Thank you. This is a very famous dish in Tunisia, it's couscous here with chicken. Vegetables, yes. The second dish is I think some friend of mine told me that it's very famous, it's some vegetable eggs and I think it's with merguez, no? Only vegetables. Yeah, so this is shakshuka. Karim has the information about Bouga. Bouga is the first house Karim told me the first beverage in Tunisia. Soft drink in Tunisia and still exists still now. Then we have some pastries and but wood, fricassee and some local pastries from Tunisia. So maybe next time in person, maybe in Tunisia, I invite you all to taste this dish from Tunisia. This dish is from Tunisia. This is fricassee and this is from Tunisia. This is fricassee and this is the article about Bouga, soft drink. That's it. Does anyone want to add something? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. It's a pleasure. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Hey, uh, Thank you Yes, we contribute to the three editions of India, actually, but the most, the most edition of which we are using are the Arabic and French. We actually use the fact that English is the language of the world now. In the first spoken language, we will try to have more confusion there with more new speakers, new sounds, new ideas taken. How many people in Tunisia speak French? How many people in Tunisia speak French? No one. I think that we have a dream of learning how to speak English. Okay. All of the inclusion platforms, we presented them to all of them, but actually, very few of them have been done in the Arabic language. We only need to organize the event in Tunisian language. So I love the language. It's important. It depends on the theme of the class.  We go on with the language. We go on with the language. How about the human being? How about the human being? How about the human being? Officially, when we opted the registration for the membership of the user group, we had over 200 registrations. Now, yeah. 200, but mainly active in Wikimedia projects, we have a dozen of very active Wikimedia. So we have a lot of people who are doing this. They are doing it because they want to see what's going on in Wikimedia. They want to see what's going on in Wikimedia. I don't know if you can hear me. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Hello, folks. If you speak, can you get closer to Habib? Habib is the only one that has a good sound right now. So get closer to Habib, please, if you're speaking. Thank you. So, this question is not here, it's not here. I was saying that Tunisian art is famous about its taste and its science. This one is very, very nice. The post-pastry is from a pre-dumped piece of an idea. It is really cool. It can be something completely different. Any other questions? About the food, about Tunisian, about the taste of the food. We have common history. We have common challenges and common situations. So, we are brothers. Especially in our home. Especially in our home. Well, we miss you too. Happy Tunisian. Tunisian is often installed on people from all over the world. 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Next slide, please. So this tool can be very useful, for example, to use your phone as a audio device in a museum in a city to scan the QR codes for monuments, for mosaics, or paintings, or statues, and listening to their related Wikipedia articles. The goal of this tool, of course, to provide a better experience to the user who is going to scan the QR code, but also it can be also motivation to generate more Wikipedia articles, to generate more pre-recorded audio files on comments, so it will motivate the community to work and to produce more content. So it has double goal. One for the community to produce more content, to keep the audio files, and a better experience to the user who is going to scan the QR codes and to listen to the Wikipedia article. What is next, for example, we can also improve the tool to be based on augmented reality. So one of the limitations of, I mean, the Wikipedia, it's based on QR codes. So it requires that there is a generated code that we need to place right in front of the monument or in the museum. But using the augmented reality, it's possible that the system detects the monument or detects the piece exposed in the museum, and then trigger automatically the audio file related to the Wikipedia article. So this can be a next step to improve your tool. Thank you very much. If you have questions, I would be happy to answer them. So again, just to... this tool is inspired from Queerpedia and has the advantage to be multilingual. So use one QR code. It's possible to have to listen to different articles in different languages. It can be in English, in French, in Chinese, in Spanish. So of course, this is what requires that we need to create the Wikipedia article, and this is a motivation for the community to work and document the monument and the museums. So these questions, it's worked wonderfully in English. However, there is a problem with the other languages. So for the other languages, I think the problem when there is no audio file on comments. For a better experience, it's good to, I mean, to record the Wikipedia articles and to upload it in comments. Recording a Wikipedia article and upload it to comments can be used by other people who cannot read correctly the Wikipedia article so they can listen to it. So it's also a motivation to provide more audio content on comments as well. So the problem can happen when there is no pre-recorded audio files on comments. So the system will try to generate text-to-speech audio file and this can, of course, it's automatic generation so we can have some issues. But if you are going to use this tool in a project in a museum or in a World Heritage City, so the community will try to document all the monuments and record articles and upload them on comments and make these audio files available for everyone. And it can be also a collaboration with the blind user group, for example, to record these audio files as well. So I would like to thank my friend Hosea for working on this project together. And we hope to keep working on it and prove it and to also integrate the augmented reality feature. So we don't need to generate records anymore and the system will be able to detect automatically the monuments or the exposed collection in the museum. So thank you very much. Thank you for all the team behind Kimania, the COT team and all the volunteers and the production team for this opportunity and goodbye. Hello everyone and thank you for joining us this evening if you're in that time zone or afternoon, wherever you are. Welcome to the final in the series of movement strategy implementation lightning talks. In our session today we have three speakers. I will call out our speakers. Please just raise your hand and wave when I mention your name. Anthony is joining us today. We'll be speaking. Hello Anthony. This way. Good. Also joining us today is Mali from Wikimedia Norway. Mali please wave. And also Nikki is joining us from Wikimedia. Wave Nikki. Anthony is joining us from Wikimedia Tanzania. We use a group. In our session this, in our session today, we will be, you'll listen to our speakers talk about, you'll listen to our speakers talk about their ongoing projects. They'll be speaking about their movement strategy projects. These are projects that are happening across various communities currently. And these are super tangible projects. You might have asked yourself the question if movement strategy is happening. What does it look like and what does it actually mean? So in the session today you'll hear about people who are leading or co-leading on these projects. And you'll also learn about what movement strategy actually means in very practical terms. Listen out for thoughts that our speakers will be sharing as they share about future goals and projects. This is where you might find some inspiration or where you might find opportunities to connect, collaborate, or even develop some ideas for projects within your own community. Some quick reminders that as you're listening and something comes to mind, if there's anything you'd like to ask our speakers today, please drop the question in chat. And when the speaker is done, we will ask the question or we will raise the question at the end of the session. Each speaker will share their project challenges, learnings and future goals. So feel free as they're speaking to drop in your questions. Without further ado, we'll go to our first speaker in this session. This is Anthony. Anthony, over to you. Thank you so much, Yop. As Yop introduced me, my name is Anthony Tavango from the Wikimedia community in Tanzania. And my little background is that I joined the Wikimedia movement six years ago. And for this time I have been working together or collaboratively with other East African Wikimedians. In case you're wondering what are the East African Wikimedians communities? We have about 11 countries geographically, they are together, and some of them are near to the East African region. So we term them as East African Wikicommunities. And this turns near Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, Zambia, Botswana, Congo, and others. So when I joined the Wikimedia movement and after realizing that there is this community within our region, I realized that the challenge is we lack the collaboration and the coordination among ourselves in regard to collaboration in doing Wikimedia foundation projects. Next slide. So the challenges that I saw and we saw and we are trying to solve and trace is community. In the region we have like, as I said, like 11 countries, 11 communities, but only three of them are the recognized user groups, which is Tanzania, Uganda, and Congo. So we saw there was an equity in different scenarios such as capacity building and resources distribution among these communities. So we decided to work together. And in 2019, two scenarios happened. We had an in-person capacity building in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. And in the same year we met for movement strategy summit in Kampala, Uganda. That's where we now started like coming together. Okay, guys, we have to unite and, you know, explore some common challenges that we can solve together. So also we identified some resources that can help us to solve the issue of underrepresented languages in our community or in our region. Currently we have Swahili. This is a unifying language that in most of these communities they do speak. But here we have other languages that are not represented on the working platforms. So we are working together using Swahili as a unifying language to make sure that other languages as well that are underrepresented are being digitized. So in relation to movement strategy, we are trying to experiment with new methods of community engagement, which is the establishment of East African Journal and the thematic hub. Regional meaning geographically somewhat located in the same area, plus in the nearby countries. Also thematic for the sense that we have a unified language which is Swahili. At the same time, we thought there is a need to gather around languages. Okay, next slide. Yes, so what we learned from working with these communities was that speakers of endangered languages have different ways of speaking and writing. So sometimes it's difficult to engage them collaboratively. So we are trying to reach each community individually through this project, which is East African Regional and the thematic hub, trying to understand what are the basic needs, what are the basic problems the communities are faced in areas. Also, the unstandardized languages have different varieties difficult to deal with. Sometimes when you are crying like, okay, these communities are not represented in languages, these languages sometimes they do lack written materials that can be used to digitize them. Also, there are our fellow community members, users of signed languages. Sometimes we are like difficult to engage them in one of the one or two of the active websites. Next slide. Yes, so our future goals and the projects that we are working on is we are trying to bridge the content. And this is, we are working in the area of innovating in free knowledge to see what are the basic level of new ways that we can come up with to tackle the problem of lack of content. So we are trying to bridge our local African languages as well as on Swahili Wikipedia. So we are trying to bring participation in matters from the underrepresented communities by having a structure that act as an umbrella for all of us to learn, share knowledge, share resources and so on. So we are trying to see what are the topics that matter to our region, and as well as, as I said, innovating in free knowledge, allowing people to come with new innovative ways how we can solve problems in our region, East Africa. Next slide. That's in natural, that's what I can say, and that's what we are doing in East Africa currently, and to finalize our project currently is only the phase of planning and research. We want to investigate more, we want to do some more detailed research to understand whether the people in East Africa being called the East African region on the thematic hub, and what do they think, whether it can be a solution to their problems. If you will have some questions, I'll be happy to answer later. I can indicate for now. Thank you. Back to you, Yop. Thank you very much, Anthony. Definitely interesting to hear what's coming out of the research at the moment and how you are planning to engage with the communities further down the line. It would be nice to see how the East Africa group, or the East Africa region sort of comes, comes together at a later point and what people end up prioritizing. I do have a question, but we'll save that for the end of the session for everyone who's listening. Don't forget, while the speaker speaking, don't you can drop in your question. I'll ask those questions when they're done. There are no questions that I see in the chat at the moment. So we'll go straight to our next speaker, and that is Nikki. Nikki, over to you. Thank you, Yop. Thanks for the opportunity to share today. And I am working as part of the movement strategy and global relations team at Wikimedia Germany. And in that capacity, I contributed to the project that we are talking about today. And that project is called the capacity exchange. Let me go to the next slide. So the capacity exchange is a project which right now is being looked at for doing in Europe, but we're also the concept can be used anywhere, and it can be scaled to any region, or in fact to the entire Wikimedia movement at some point. So the idea is was developed in response or basically comes out of the movement strategy recommendation number six, where it says develop a peer matching platform so people can exchange capacities with each other. And capacities here means skills, knowledge, resources, all kinds of things that you and median may have no or have access to that another Wikimedia might benefit from. So the idea is really that the wisdom and the experience and the knowledge is in the movement. And we just need to find ways to find it. And the way that we're trying to do that is by creating a platform. Sorry, I'm dealing with a cat here. So the idea is to have a platform the way you can go on and you can enter your information. So basically the exchange facilitates finding each other. And then what happens after that, we haven't really thought about it. So basically the exchange facilitates finding each other. And then what happens after that, we haven't really thought about it. So basically the exchange facilitates finding each other. And then what happens after that, we haven't really thought about that part yet too much. But what happens after that is basically up to the people so they can support each other. So where we are at right now with this project is we have created a what software developers call a minimum viable product. We have used an existing software platform that was called the Open Educational Resources World Map and have to change the categories and the word and some of the interfaces in it. So we have our own cloud, Wikimedia cloud and we're like this close to having users test it. We have to do a few things and a few translations, but definitely next two weeks from now we'll have a smaller user group test it. And then we also have a clinic at the Wikimedia Summit in September where other people can test it. And that we do that we can receive some feedback both on how does it work, does it make sense, if you're all right. And also for the user experience as well as on the categories that are in the platform. Once we receive that feedback, I think we see the project moving to the next stage where we will probably need some more software development. You know, improve it, make it better, launch it for basic all Wikimedians want to try using it and finding a fiscal home for the for this next phase. So that's currently our challenge is to find a an affiliate who would like to be the applicant for movement strategy implementation grant and take this to the next level. And that seems to be harder than we thought to find that affiliate, but we really feel like the next phases should be staffed so there should be somebody taking care of the project. We can no longer do it with a group of volunteers or people who have very limited amount of time to put into this. Now you can go to the next slide. Oh, this is our logic model. So I'm not going to walk you through that because it's going to have a headache and it's like really small on this too. But you can find that logic model and other information about the capacity exchange and how to contact us on our meta page, of course. And if you would like to be part of the test user group, we'd love to welcome you. We have a session for that on August 26. So send us a note and we'll add you to the test user group. So challenges. I wasn't sure if this question was about the challenges we're trying to address with our project or the challenges that we're trying to face that we're facing as we're trying to do this project. So, but one challenge that we definitely see and that also has been discussed during movement strategy during the writing of the recommendations is can we get people in the movement to use a platform that is not meta. Full knowing full well knowing that meta does not have the features that we are looking for in this platform. You know, we're looking for more interactive features and a certain level of curation as well. So it's not this project. We don't see it happening on a wiki because we want it to be searchable we want people to be findable. And so for a number of reasons and also because during women's strategy formation, a lot of people who who provided input into the skills and leadership development topics said, please use something else. Let's not use meta for this. The same goes for the knowledge base. That's also part of strategy recommendation six. So we're sticking our head out that window and going to see if people will accept the not meta thing that we're doing. Again, another challenge is finding a temporary home for the project so like a fiscal sponsor or somebody wants to write that grant and administer and incubate it so to speak through the next phase. So if you are running a chapter, wink, wink to Norway, you want to, you want to run this project for the next couple of years before then I see it. And that's just my vision. But I see it being added to a hub at some point or becoming part of the capacity building hub. So I see those this next phase as a temporary phase as well. So that's basically what I wanted to share with you today. If you're coming to the wiki media summit, please join our testers. If you want to do that before August 26 and as a message through a meta page. And we're super excited testing this, this project and seeing if it can help really sort of build the social capital and build mutual aid and solidarity and connections across a movement so we can really become a movement. Where people have an opportunity to support each other. Oh, what I learned. Okay. There's only so much you can achieve as volunteers. That's basically I said this, you know, we're a small group of volunteers wiki media Ireland wiki media Netherlands. And and Germany and at this point, we need to move the project on to more solid footing. And so we need to be clear about the resources for the next phase of the project. But this is all sort of project mechanics what's important is that we try this and that wiki medians make use of it. Thank you. Thank you very much, Nikki. This is an interesting project. And, you know, I did get the opportunity to look through the diagram that was too tiny and complicated but for anyone who's interested, I would say, take the time to look through that diagram. It's a really interesting theory of change is the way I would put it. Nikki, would you agree? It's a really interesting theory of change. I think anyone would do well to take a good look at it, especially if you're sort of interested in skills in capacity exchange at some level and interested in seeing how your communities can find the best tools and resources to build their own capacities and see how that would work taking a systems lens approach within the movement. Thank you very much, Nikki, for sharing that. We will. Do we have any questions? I think we do have one question here. This one question from dealer. Can you can you read it or should I read it out for you? I think I can read it. I zoomed in. I got found the trick on feed loop and you can zoom during a session. So the question, Nikki, is regarding not using matter for their project, could MS forum be useful for you in any way? And if yes, how? I think not because we're we're that's it's a different animal. I think MS forum is a forum for conversation. Whereas the capacity exchange is basically a database. So it's a database of of people and organizations and skills and resources. And so in that sense, it's not a social network. I think I can see it, you know, being complimentary to the forum for sure, and being complimentary to the knowledge base whoever is going to hopefully build that in the near future. But yeah, I don't unless the forum has like, secret magic powers that I haven't figured out yet. But what we're really looking at is it is creating a database. All right. Thank you. Secret magic powers to the MS forum. Let's add that to platform upgrades, please. Thank you very much, Nikki, for sharing. And without any further questions on Q at the moment, we'll go to our last but definitely not police because it's an infection. Mali over. Hello. Thank you. Thank you for the introduction. And I just want to start with Nikki, I will follow up on that. We'll definitely sign up for the user group. It sounds very interesting. But for now, my name is Mali, I'm from Wikimedia and Norway. And today I am going to present to you the language diversity hub project. So you can go to the next slide, please. We launched the idea of the language diversity hub last year. And without really knowing what the hub is or going to be or what it is. And maybe it will totally change the name. It's not so important. But we have seen for a long time, and not only we in Wikimedia and Norway, when I say we, we are a group of many people from different language communities that has been involved in the small and the new language versions of Wikipedia. What has been clear for a long time is that there are challenges, there are barriers, it's difficult to be a small language and especially an indigenous language with only extra you might have in the history. So there is a need in the movement to take care of those languages. And when the movement strategy initiatives came and the hubs was a part of that. That is like an open door, we grasped it. So the language diversity hub might be something else than a hub, but for now we're using that name. Just to have that clear. And if you want to know more, we had actually a presentation earlier today in one of the other tents. It was my colleague and also Sadik presenting and they will go more deep into the research we're into. But last year we applied for a movement strategy implementation grant. And we have this enormous ambition of being a fantastic support structure to make it easy for small languages to have their own Wikipedia. But to get there, we kind of have to know what their problems are. So we decided we are going to do, we want to identify what the small languages thinks of as barriers when they are trying to use Wikipedia. And to do that, we decided, well, we have to talk to them. So we are doing 13 group interviews. I mean, with 13 different language communities that we have specifically chosen for this purpose, and to make them tell us in their own words, what is difficult, or not only what is difficult, but what is working. We want to talk to them about their motivations. We want to understand how is the process that they write in Wikipedia. Through this, we hope to find specific technical barriers that we can solve hopefully quite quickly. We want hope to find things that where we can make one solution that fits many. And we hope that we might find that someone has solved something in one corner of the world. And that solution can be shared amongst other because that is when we are a hub. Because in the end, the hub is bridges and multiple bridges where traffic and information flows freely. So this very much resonate with what Nikki has been talking about that we are. And actually, I wrote on what you said, we have so much knowledge and wisdom in this movement. But we don't know how to make it flow well to the ones who really need it. And with all the language barriers that are between those smaller language communities, the flow is even harder. So that's it, challenges. We want to see the barriers that are limiting smaller language communities to really thrive on Wikipedia, to really use those fantastic tools that we have. We want to explore how we can be a hub, a multilingual hub moving between all the continents and all these languages. And of course, we want to work towards knowledge equity and equity in decision making. We want to make the money also flow towards where it needed. So it can be used in the way that is best for the communities in whatever ways we can do that. So of course, everything that Anthony was saying earlier today is, I mean, we are all, we are so many actually working with the same issues, but we are on so many different levels. And that is definitely also a challenge. We are trying to be a part of the solution here. How can all of us that are working with the same thing come together and build the same bridge instead of building many small bridges and not knowing about each other? Yes, please. The next slide. And I'm sorry if I'm talking too fast. I have a tendency to do that. What have we learned? Well, we haven't gotten too many research results or interviews back yet. So I don't have any concrete problems that we are going to fix. But what we have definitely learned is that there are so many other groups thinking the same thoughts, working towards, I mean, wanting something like this language diversity hub. And we see that we have to do a lot of work aligning to make sure that everyone is included and to make sure that everybody hears about us too. So we are not establishing tons of similar structures when we could actually work together. We are getting good feedback. So we are sure that a structure like the language diversity hub is needed. But of course we are very open to develop it further. And of course that is what this grant is about.  We have one more collaboration going on with Wikitongues. So we have gotten a grant together with them. And I want to invite others who want to do projects and are not sure how to do it alone to contact us and maybe we can do stuff together. Yeah. Because collaboration is a key here. Can you move on please? Yes. So the first project, the first goal here now is to be a loudspeaker, an amplifier. I feel, especially in the beginning of this process, that it was very common to say we have this problem. We have put it in fabricator. We have been saying this needs to be fixed and no one listens. It doesn't come through. It's not prioritized because maybe it's a tiny little group or a person that don't know enough people that are saying it and they don't come through. So we hope that we can be that kind of amplifier to put all the voices together to make sure that the technological solutions are being prioritized to make changes faster to suit the smaller language communities. I have called it short term and long term. It might be the wrong terminology, but at least a short term goal is to be bridging the gaps in content, bridging the gaps in participation for Wiki projects by finding solutions to make more people being able to participate. So that is something that we will be working on all the time and more when we actually know what might be limiting for people. The long term goal with this whole project is that it's an independent structure. We are many and I'm not going to start naming names because I'm afraid to forget someone, but we have handpicked an interim steering committee last year after we organized the Arctic Nutz conference. We have chosen people who have knowledge, who have passion, who have a track record, who have worked with language diversity for a while. So we knew they knew a lot and they had issues. They had things they wanted to be fixed. So they have already been saying this needs to be done, this needs to be done. And the long term goal is that Wikimedia Norge is not going to be the horse pulling this wagon. It's an independent unit within our movement that is governed by good democratic structures as appropriate Wikimedia something. So it's an honor to be in a tiny little affiliate up here in the north, not so cold at the moment, but colder than most of the world. And to be able to pull this forward, like Cornelius was mentioning earlier, this is an important thing for our movement. And I look forward to set the sales and see more people aboard and see where we are going to reach. Yes, I think that was all for me. Thanks you for listening and I look forward for questions. Thank you very much as well, Mali. Thank you so much. Your work is always super interesting and always definitely interesting to learn what you are learning as you're speaking. And engaging in our communities. I'm looking in the chat. Do we have any questions? I see one from Tilla. Is that a question? Oh, okay. Tilla just added some more information for those who might be interested. Right, so we have 15 minutes to go in the session today. I do have a few questions and don't forget you can drop questions in the chat for us because I'll come back to you, Anthony, from what you shared earlier on while you shared about what you were learning. I'm curious if there are any further insights on the users of sign language. You mentioned that they're difficult to engage with. Is there anything that you're finding? Are there any pieces that are coming through? Doesn't have to be. Hello, Anthony, did you get my question? Sorry, Yop, I think there was a delay a bit. Can you repeat again? Okay, so the question was about, you know, from what you shared about what you're learning. You mentioned about insight. You mentioned something about users of sign language. I find often that sometimes we mention sign language is not on that list too often. It's like Yop is breaking up.  For all of us. Anthony, did you get the question that she was trying to phrase? No, okay. She was asking about your language speakers and why it is difficult to work with them and what you've learned about working with them. Alright, thank you for the question. So Yop, can you repeat again the question from Yop because she didn't break up at the end? She found it very interesting. She was about to say that she was interested in the insights on the users of sign language. And she said that you've mentioned that they are difficult to engage with. You have said this and so do you have any ideas how to engage them in the wikis on wiki? Alright, so I said one of the areas that you are seeking to work on through this project that we are doing, which is African language thematicism, is trying to invest on the area of innovating in free knowledge. So the wikimedia movement so far is trying hard to include everyone within this movement, irrespective of the physical status or mental status or something. So it becomes something interesting to find out. I don't have answers yet, but it is one of the things that we want to find out through this project. Like how do we bring this knowledge, language gaps through these people who are not conversing with us through the national ways that we use. So what I can say is maybe after this project we can come up with some ideas from people from the community members, because that's what exactly we are going to do, engage them, listen to them, what are the problems facing the communities and how we think this thing, the innovation or the regional and thematic hub can help them. So we are trying to find out. I don't have the clear answers for now, but it is what we are trying to find. How can we make everyone inclusive in this movement? I don't know if your point did answer your question. And at some point it's quite interesting. Yes, it's an additional point. You find that there is, you have the, you want to include people, maybe let's say on weak editathons to create some content or something. But the problem is how do you communicate with them? How do you teach them? We the trainers ourselves, we don't know sign languages. And there is a real scarcity of these people who knows sign languages. But I hope and I have confidence that as we go, as long as we set some good environment for these people to be found to help us on these areas someday at some time we can include them on this movement in any way. So let's stay tuned for innovative ideas around that area. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Anthony. Yes, it's like you said, like you said, what we're all learning and I've spoken, you know, with the few people from other communities, for instance, Tony and Carol in Macedonia trying to address a similar, similar issue. I think my network is still a bit problematic, but if you can hear me Cornelius, I know you have a question for Mali, maybe you can ask that. Yeah, the question I was interested how you as a, we can meet at Norway as an affiliate in the so-called Global North will ensure equity in your future abstraction when dealing with small language communities that, let's say, in the so-called Global South. How do you manage the implicit or explicit power dynamics? Do you have an idea for that? Yes. Yeah, it's a very, it is a very good question and it's a very, it's something we are very mindful of constantly. So when we were putting together the steering committee, we were trying to, I mean, we were really looking to have a balanced gender, Global South, different kinds of communities. And so I'm not sure if it can ever be perfect, but I think the most important is that to keep that constant, I mean, to keep asking ourselves who is not represented now and who needs to be here and who is not at the table. And we actively asking because it's easy to be, easy to be compliant and say, hey, but we are doing a good job and this is fine, but we always have to be just asking the questions here, having the discussions within the group. And of course, we are a very privileged country up in the north, but an advantage is that we also are a pretty small language. We are good in English. So that's a huge advantage being in Norway, but we know how it is to be small in some parts. We are, nobody else speaks Norwegian. Why would they? We have two written languages in Norway. So we can always somehow know how it is to be kind of on the sideline. But we are so privileged in so many other ways and we are trying to use that privilege to lift up the other voices. So I hope that it will not be me presenting this for many years in the future. We need, we want others to be representing. And we have that. Yeah. It's a good question, Cornelius. No, thank you. Thank you. I hope that share more next next year's Wikimedia. Like, interesting to see if you could, besides the work on the hub, share these reflections on that level, on that question. Because I think that's something many others can learn from. I think you muted. Okay. Sorry about that. I was saying, yes, the conversation is super interesting. So it was nice to listen to you both. And interesting thoughts there, Mali. John, who's, John, who's in the chat says there's a test Wikipedia in American Sign Language in the Wikimedia in Cubeta. And there's a link there. It would be good for. And by the way, John works with his co-project partner with Mali on this project. So he's sharing some updates, some more updates from the project. I do have a question now for you, Nikki. This is, you know, just regarding the next and the plans for the capacity exchange program. You, you put out a call to action for affiliates that might be interested in taking this forward. So I'm curious, while I know Mali has said, yes, the others will might be interested. What might an affiliate consider or put take to, you know, what are the criteria, what would be needed, what kinds of capacities might be needed to implement this work. And besides perhaps interest, but what are you looking out for? What do you think of an affiliate should think about if they think of taking this forward? Yeah, I mean, we're certainly open to, to anyone who feels passionate about capacity building and wants to take this forward. I'm hoping that we can find an affiliate with capacity. So one of the things we talked about in the capacity building working group is that capacity building initiatives for the waking media movement are always so fleeting and they're never sustainably funded and they're never sustained. And you know, somebody does something on meta and then some people fill it out and then it's gone again. And so there was a very strong sentiment that this needs to be sustainably funded. And for me, part of that is also sustainably staffed. So a person who's more than a contractor but a person who has some job security through the funding and has, you know, maybe a two year timeframe to take it to the next level. That would, that would be ideal. Obviously, we can't always have ideal so we'll see what happens. But I'd like to see that sort of sustainability and continuity and stability, mostly, I guess, for the next phase of the project. And yeah, so an affiliate who has, you know, the ability to hire a person and pay benefits and sustain this project for a couple of years. All right. Okay. Sustainability and making sure that this can be handled for the next couple of years. I would, you know, we have about two minutes to go and we're about wrapping up on this. We'll just sort of throw out something open to our speakers today. If there's Mali, if there's anything you'd like to, based on the conversation so far, and what you shared. I just, I want to pick up this on sustainability from Nikki because that is one of the things we see that when we as an affiliate can run, can push this language hub forward. We secure that sustainability for a while to get it going. So for other initiatives, I see that, I mean, that is a huge advantage that we have. And we are very grateful and very conscious. And I see that, yeah, for other strategies as important, super important to secure that. So I hope you find it. Please contact us. Absolutely. And Anton, before we wrap up. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. I have something to say. And this is one thanks to my fellow colleagues who are the core team on organizing or working on East African region, a thematic hub. Douglas is a burglar and a weenie community. They have been supportive. All communities that are involved in East African communities. I encourage them to be tuned for the upcoming research and the planning for this project. So thank you. That's all from me for now. Thank you to Anthony and final words for me, Nikki. My God, the pressure. Thanks so much for this for the session. I want to thank the co-conspirators in this capacity exchange project. And I hope to have lots and lots of more join us. Thank you. All right. Who's listened in today. The session slides will be uploaded on comments and have been uploaded to the programs as well. Feel free to reach out to the movement strategy and governance team to discuss any inspiring ideas you might have for for your community. Thank you, Cornelius. Throwing out some questions. My has been my partner and support in all three lightning talk sessions. And I tell you it wouldn't go as fantastically it is as gone as it has gone without Cornelius. So thank you so much Cornelius. He's the man and the voice behind the slides as well. Don't forget you can also reach the movement strategy and governance team. You can reach us via email at any time to discuss your ideas, discuss your plans that are related to movement strategy implementation. Thank you.