The Jack Benny program presented by Lucky Strike. Feeling low, feeling tense, these eight words are common sense. Small or level best, that's just how you'll feel when you light up a lucky.  Put you on the right level to feel and do your level best. It's important to know that fine tobacco can do this for you, and L-S-M-F-T, L-S-M-F-T. Lucky Strike means fine tobacco, smooth, mild, thoroughly enjoyable tobacco. So next time you buy cigarettes, remember, lucky's fine tobacco puts you on the lucky level where you feel and do your level best, where things seem right and are right because you feel right. Yes, smoke a lucky to feel your level best. Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Rochester, Dennis Day, and yours truly, Don Wilson. Ladies and gentlemen, for years, millions of people have heard Jack Benny on the radio. Last Tuesday night, our star made his debut on television here on the West Coast, and the reaction to Jack's first television appearance was electrifying. One man prominent in the entertainment world is Mr. Bertrand Scott, who said... I think Jack Benny going on television is going to be a wonderful thing for our industry. And what is your occupation? I'm a theater manager. Thank you, Bertrand Scott. And now, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, we bring you Jack Benny. Thank you. Thank you, Bob. Hello again. This is Jack Benny talking. And, Don, without trying to sound hammy, I want to say that my first show was a success. I know it was. Jack, it was wonderful. Did you see it? Oh, yes, Jack. I invited 25 guests over to watch you on my television set, and I thought you were terrific. Well, thank you. What did all your guests think of the program? They didn't see it. They were sitting behind me. I bought a television set just so I could see your show last Tuesday. Oh, that's nice, Mary. How'd you like it? Well, I don't think they got it installed right. I kept getting three stations at the same time. Well, gee, didn't you see me at all? Yes, but all night long, you kept fighting with hop along Cassidy to see who would marry gorgeous George. Oh, I get it, wrestling. Gee, that's a shame, Mary. And everybody was so good on that show. Oh, Jack, there was one thing I noticed on that show. You look so much taller than usual. Well, actually, I was a little taller, Don. Oh, were you wearing elevator shoes? No, he was so busy he couldn't get to the bank to make a deposit. Make a deposit. Make a deposit. Some joke. You know, Mr. Benny, my whole family watched you on television Tuesday night. Oh, did they, Dennis? What did they think about? Well, my mother said if you're really 39, our television set has a wrinkle screen.   She doesn't know anything. That's a fine way to talk about a poor woman who's in the hospital with 72 stitches in her hand. Oh, I'm sorry, Dennis. That's a shame.  When you came on, she took a swing at the screen. Certainly glad I went out of here.  Everybody else. Hey, look, Jackson, don't let them kid you. I saw you on television. You're pretty good. Thanks, Phil. By the way, how did you like the ending when I played my violin? I didn't see that part.  A bartender turned off the set. Oh, so you, uh, you were in a bar? No, it was Tuesday. That's the night the bartender comes to my house. Oh, fine. Phil, I never saw a guy like you. If it isn't drinking, it's pool. If it isn't pool, it's horse racing. If it isn't horse racing... Wait a minute, Dad.   I know. Well, by the way, Jack, I meant to ask you, uh, how'd you make out at Santa Anita? Never mind, Don. Now, let's forget it. Let's get out with the show. Now, for heaven's sake, Jack, are you still upset about losing? Mary, I'm not upset, and I never was upset over losing.  Don, you should have seen the way Jack moped all the way home from Santa Anita. Really, Mary? What happened? Oh. Well, Jack won on the sixth race, but he lost it all back and little more in the last two. When the races were over, Jack, Dennis, and I were riding home in Jack's car. We rode for about 15 minutes in silence. It's fun going to the races once in a while. Yeah. I had a wonderful time. How much did you lose, Mr. Benny? Only $4.75. It was nothing, really. Well, Jack, I'm glad to see you taking it like a good sport. Of course, Mary. What's $4.75? It's just the deposits on 237 Coca-Cola bottles. That's all. How'd you make our Dennis? I won $8. Oh. You won, eh? Well, I only lost $4.75. Did you win, Mary? No, I lost $12.00. Good, good. I mean, that's too bad. That's too bad. Jack, I think you really are mad because you lost. Don't be silly, Mary. It doesn't bother me at all. You know, I feel about money. Hey, you know, easy come, easy go. Let's forget it. Rochester, did you lose much? No, boss. I won $29.00. Look, Rochester, you have no business betting on the races because you can't afford to lose. But, boss, I told you I won. I won. All right, all right. Just watch your driving. That's what you're here for. Look, Jack, if losing bothers you so much, we won't discuss the races anymore.  Now, let's change the subject. The only thing on my mind now is that I want to get home for dinner by 6 o'clock. What time is it now? 4.75. I mean, look, once and for all, let's forget about the whole thing. What was that? The exhaust pipe dropped off the car. You know, Jack, Ronald Colm was sure mad at you for touting him onto the wrong horse. He wasn't mad, Mary. It was Benita who slugged me. Anyway, I tried to help him all I could. What was that? The generator dropped off. Even sake, first the exhaust pipe drops off, then the generator. I don't see how this car keeps going. It's a Maxwell that's good to the last drop. But you know, boss, I think this car needs a check-up. Well, perhaps it could use some oil. Why don't you give it some serratin that's old enough? All right, don't you remember we tried that once, and Maxwell spelled backwards means nothing. Now, let's drive right on home and step on it, will you? Gee, we sure must be going fast. The foxtail just blew off the radiator cap. Lucky I caught it. That's not a foxtail and put it back on my head. Oh, Rochester. Rochester, there's a man standing there motioning for us to stop. Pull over to the curb. Okay. Yes? Mr. Do you know how to get to the public library? No. No, I don't.  Turn around, Rochester. What? The library? That's the silliest thing I've ever heard. Come on, let's get going. Gee, I'm getting kind of thirsty. Well, if you're thirsty, Jack, there's an orange juice stand right up ahead. Oh, yeah, look at that sign. All the orange juice you can drink for 10 cents. The belly's stepped on the brakes. Of course, I'm thirsty. Say, Jack, I... Yeah. Hey, Phil! Live behind, Jackson. Hey, Phil, this is really a surprise, seeing you drink orange juice. How come? Well, I've been living in California 15 years, and I thought it's about time I found out what the stuff tastes like. For nothing proof, it ain't bad. Well, you ought to know. Say, Phil, how'd you make out at the races today? Great, kid. I won 90 bucks. I won 90 bucks. I won 90 bucks. Big show off. What's eating him? What's wrong with my winning 90 bucks? I think it's a dirty trick. It puts Alice in a higher bracket. Jack's upset because he lost 4.75. He even got mad at the horse. I was not mad at the horse.  Oh, stop. Now, look, kids, I don't want to hear any more about my losing money. It isn't such a terrible thing. Oh, Jack! Jack! Hey, Don! Hey, Don, what are you doing out this way? Well, it's such a nice day. I thought I'd take the sportsman Quartet out for a ride. Take the Quartet for a ride? Where's your car? No car. Piggyback. Oh, yes. Yes. Certainly, the tenor's sitting on the rumble seat. Hello, fellas. Say, Don, have you and the boys thought about a commercial for Sunday? Well, no, we haven't, Jack, but we'll work out as soon as we get home. Well, say, Mr. Benny, since it's so close to St. Patrick's Day, I've got a song we can all sing. Really? What is it, Dennis? Clancy, Lord the Boomer.   Go ahead. Okay. Now, Clancy was a peaceful man, if you know what I mean. The cops picked up the pieces after Clancy left the scene. He never looked for trouble. That's a fact you can assume. But nevertheless, when trouble would press, Clancy lowered the boom. Oh, that Clancy! Whenever they got his eye reached up, Clancy lowered the boom. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Now, Mr. Benny's very good at telling jokes and such. In fact, he's good at everything, except perhaps a touch. One day I asked to borrow tent, was then I sealed my doom. I reached for the cash, then quick as a flash, Benny lowered the boom. If ever you look in his pocketbook, then he will lower the boom. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Now, they can kid him all they please by saying that he's tight. But they should see him when he buys his dinner every night. He gives the girl a dollar, though you may think it's strange. Although the check is 95, he tells her to keep the change. Oh, that Benny! If ever he spends a buck and a half, we'll know we're in for a boom. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I went to Jackson Benny's house and walked right through the door. What's that effect? And there at my feet, a dollar bill was lying on the floor. I looked around, but couldn't see nobody in a room. So trusted my luck, I reached for the buckets of one Lord of all. I ran to the middle of some poor fiddle and called it loving. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Now, when you want a cigarette, here's something I suggest. What is this? Why don't you lie to Lucky Strike and feel your level best? They're made of fine and light tobacco that you will agree. And I will. So listen to Jack and buy a pack of LSMFP. Oh, the luck piece, oh, the luck piece. We're sure to like a lucky strike. It'll chase away your gloom, gloom, gloom, gloom, gloom, gloom, gloom, gloom, gloom. Sure, and Clancy smokes them, too. And that's why he's so round, so firm, and always feels his level best. I shouldn't be got it. That was cute. Me old mother used to sing that to me. Talk ya. I love those special lyrics. Now come on, kids. Hey, kids, let's have some orange juice. I gotta run along, Jackson. See ya later. Okay. Hey, Phil, wait a minute. Say, Mary, watch me catch him this time. Oh, Phil. Yeah, Jackson? Uh, do you know how to get to the public library?  I ran into the same guy. Oh. And next week I'm going up the high seas and hunt bears. Do you want to play some more? Oh, no, go on home. Go on home. We're getting close to home, kids. And I'm really tired. What's wrong? I think we're running out of gas. You think we're running out of gas? What does the gauge say? Put something in the pot, boy. Oh, look, there's a gas station, so pull in. Rochester honked the horn so the attendant forgets. So I didn't know you worked in a gas station. Well, it belongs to my brother-in-law. I'm only helping out. Oh, do you like this type of work? Sometimes you meet such silly people. You do? Yes. This morning a fellow drove in with a brand new Cadillac, and he said, fill her up. Uh-huh. So I put in 582 gallons. 582 gallons? Oh, I could have put in even more, but one window was open a little. Mr. Kitzel, you're joking. Yes. I'm madly being... Also, Mr. Kitzel, how about the gas? It's going in now. Good, good. Oh, Mr. Bene, while you're here, how is your brother-in-law's job? You know, I'll check your differential, your universal joints, spring shackles, wheel bearings, and your axle bolts. Well, Mr. Kitzel, how did you learn so much about what's under a car? From trying to cross Hollywood Boulevard. Maybe it's better if I don't grease your car. I always have trouble with the hydraulic lift. You do? Yeah. First, it lifts the car too high, and I can't reach it. So I push the button, and then it goes too low, and I almost break my back. Then it goes too high, then it goes too low, but I finally found a way to make it just right. What do you do? I like to look here to find my best level. Well, that'll do it. Say, how much do I owe you for the gas, Mr. Kitzel? $4.75. Well, here you are. Come on, Rochester. We'll drop Miss Livingston and Dennis Day off, and then get me home. I'm so tired, I want to go to bed. Oh, it's nice being home, and it'll feel good to get undressed.  I only wore it one day and almost drove me nuts. I wonder how Hoover stood it all the other day.  Gosh, when I tell people I used to be a lifeguard, they laugh at me. Just look at those muscles. Look at those muscles. How they bulge. Hard as rocks. I got to stop wearing them in the shower. The buckles are getting rusty. I feel good to get my shoes off. Aren't the tracks sure tires you out, then? It burns me up the way everybody thinks I'm mad, because I lost $4.75. $4.75. I'll make that up in no time. One guest appearance with Bob Hope, and I'm all set. See, it's good to get in bed. Yes, sir. I'm tired. I'm tired.  There's nothing I like. Make a good night's rest. $4.75. $4.75. $4.75. $4.75. $4.75. $4.75. $4.75. $4.75. Gosh, what a crowd at the track. Oh, mister. Mister, would you like to buy a program? A program? Yes, how much is it? $4.75. Oh, is that all? Here you are. Here's a dollar tip. Gee. Is the next race about to start? No, it don't start for 20 minutes yet. What are the people cheering about? They saw you give me that tip. I got a win today. I got a win today. The horses are coming out on the track for the next race. Johnny Lunden looks nervous on autographed. Eddie R. Carroll looks anxious on triplicate. Ralph Neves looks calm on Hedgewood. Jack Benny looks beautiful on television. Gee, I do, don't I? Gee, I got a win today. I got a win today. Hey, bud. Bud. Huh? Come here a minute. Who are you betting on? Hedgewood. Uh-uh. Bet on orange juice. Orange juice? Look at the odds. All you can drink for 10 cents. Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're Mary Livingston. What are you trying to do? Just a minute, bud. Leave her alone. Who are you? I'm her sister, babe. You're prettier than your pictures.  I'm Ronald Coleman. Well, if you're Ronald Coleman, where's your mustache? Washington took it. Income tax, you know. Oh, yes, yes. I got a win today. I got a win today. I know what I'll do. I'll go to the paddock and look at the horses. Here's the horse I'm going to bet on. Hello, horsey.  Are you going to win today? Oh, horse. How come you can talk? I can't. The horse next to me is a ventriloquist. That's an old joke. I can't help it. The other horse is Fred Allen. My bet. My bet. I got to make my bet. I got to win 475. Hold down if the window is closed. I'll wrap on it. Open the window. Open the window. What happened? When you opened the window, the gasoline ran out. Oh, here's the betting window. Mr. Mr. Here's $10. Give me a ticket on library. You got the wrong window. Go back two blocks and turn left. I just had the most exciting dream. I won't be able to go back to sleep now. Give me some oval team. Yes, sir. Oh, by the way, boss, after you went to bed, a special delivery came for you. Special delivery? What was it? A refund from the income tax bureau. How much? How much? $4.75, sir. Never mind the oval team. I can sleep now. Good night, Rochester. Good night, boss. Ladies and gentlemen, once again, the American Red Cross is in the midst of one of its most important campaigns to continue helping our hospitalized veterans to say nothing of its many other services to our communities. The Red Cross in action is America in action. So won't you please give generously to your Red Cross chapter? Give through the Red Cross the heart of America. Thank you. Jack, we'll be back in just a moment. 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I'm not going to tell you, Mary, but I'll give you some clues. If he isn't tall and thin, he'll have red hair and freckles. But, Jack, that's so confusing. Well, Mary, next week for our guest, we're going to have either Van Johnson or Gary Cooper, whichever one I can get cheaper. Good night, folks. We're going to hear Dennis Day in a day in the life of Dennis Day. Stay tuned in for the Amos Nandi Shaw which follows immediately.


climate change problem for us All the baby activists so they can all get upset that we've handed them the bag Yeah So The alternative To ruining the plan As we as we saw it back then was just not having more children, which Would have been you so that's kind of your fault But it's I think a very interesting On the future I mean the population is still growing it's still going to impact Climate change and we're still going to continue to use resources and we're not doing things sustainably And so the billions of people that we will still increase is not a good thing It's still going to be catastrophic to the to the ecosystems around the world but The one thing that I have learned over the last couple of years that I thought was it's so interesting is You know, the whole idea of the population bomb It's not necessarily as true. All right, it's because populations are Losing their fertility because they're aging out because they're going to start shrinking. It's not as big an issue We just have to hurry it up To help get more women's reproductive education and rights into developing areas of the world so that they can get To the point of shrinking their populations faster because that would be good Probable equality, that's what we want No No, I mean if you if you're Not necessarily Every country needs to have a country to look down on is that what you're saying? No, I don't mean to look down on but I don't think we want to Take the world as it is now and make the standard the mean acceptable We don't want the Like that sounds like a horrible plan Right though, that's not That's not what I said. Okay. Oh, that's just totally what I heard. I'm sorry. Okay I'm gonna go to sleep now. Blair's already asleep. Yeah, I'm just going through the motions I know I I opened twitter and I I looked at Uh, what was trending? That's always interesting to see what's trending after the show Because it changes and uh, I saw the john stewart trending and I was never changes Yeah, the the john stewart's trending and I found out why and now I'm sad and I just want to go to bed Now I have to look it up and now that He has a new show on apple tv or whatever and I guess he said that um fossil fuels are not our enemy Oh, yeah, no john stewart, by the way, uh, be afraid of having idols who have writers Yeah, yeah, you're hella right about john stewart post have actually john stewart before he had writers Was a horrible guy Then he got writers on the daily show and was amazing And then he stopped having writers Yeah, and became awful and then he said those things about the vaccine that were terrible and now he's saying like Give the fossil fuel companies a break Sometimes those people like I'm afraid to actually meet john oliver and find out that he doesn't believe Anything that he talks about is just behind anything in the show. He's like, I I don't care about anything I've seen his stand-up. So I feel pretty confident that that's really yeah Yeah, I know I'm I just want to know why my trending topics are not interesting like yours Why does twitter think I want sports? Yeah, I found out that about john stewart and I found out that Stephanie Beatriz Uh, who performed, uh, one of the incanto songs. She recorded it while she was in labor That's my trending Why don't why basketball? Why I don't twitter doesn't know me twitter doesn't care about me Somebody's using your twitter to look at sports stuff I never do. Why are you logged into an ipad in your house or something? No All right, never seriously, it wants me to like know all sorts of things about What does it want me to know about it wants me to know about fashion Oh, I do like this Simone Biles rocked a y2k inspired chainmail dress for her 25th birthday There you go It was rather I don't know why I don't care why but yeah, I've got I've got john stewart No, uh Something trending in panama John stewart shame cha me have no idea. Oh, and you ask that nasa okay I've got uh batman Jesus Also trending in panama, you know, actually Man jesus Most of it is stuff trending in panama My this whole now you should wonder Yeah, your vpn thinks you're in panama I I don't even I don't even think I had it on right now But apparently yeah, and it was like other things like I went on to the what do you call that the the amazon to look for a product and And it said do you want this sent to lebanon and I'm like you're at this lebanon. I'm like, no No, I'm not anywhere Uh, just change your passwords I don't think it's passwords. I think it's I think it's like, uh, sometimes I don't tell the vpn where to go and I think it just chooses something But it shouldn't even be on a vpn right now. I don't know You're like this is a little bit weird. Okay All right, I am gonna go to bed now now that I got depressed about that time to go I'm just depressed that I don't get to hear news like that. I've got door dash disrupted by girl scout or disrupted girl scout cookie sales Of course it did Whatever wherever you are. I hope that you're getting the trending topics that you deserve Or you know what just stay clear of twitter's trending topics and go outside and smell the fresh air if that's possible I can't believe that jesus is just now trending in panama But you said batman jesus batman jesus and batman Oh, no, that was too different. Oh, no, you have me great batman jesus. Yeah, you haven't seen that It's the new movie coming out only in panama batman. Good night blare. Good night blash. Say good night, justin. Good night, justin Good night, everyone. Thank you for joining us for another fun night of this weekend science science news From all of us to all of you. Have a great week. We will see you next week Stay safe. Stay well. Stay curious. Not so curious


Welcome everybody to the science track and the first talk of the track will be by Andreas Tiller on Debian science. Yeah thank you. Well I was recently asked how many depth cons I attended I was counting and this is the 11th depth cons I'm attending and it's really nice and in 2003 I was the first time talking about something like blends it was not named like this and I was always addressed as a man who was talking about blends and science and that this step comes the first time I'm addressed at somebody else I'm addressed as a man who's taking the photos and this is kind of a different kind of getting famous. So what I want to tell you today it's about the current status of Debian science and I would like to explain my ideas how we could get even better support of sciences by using the blends techniques even better and I would also like to discuss some problems we have in Debian science which are coming up from time to time. Well the history is like I told you I was on several depth cons I also visited depth con five in Finland and it was but maybe the start was by given by Helen Faulkner in a talk which ended up we create a mailing list where we discuss topics of scientists inside Debian. Then some competing packaging teams evolved to some people started with packaging scientific computation and so on we have different teams and was not really clear who is who and who is packaging something else and so the teams finally were merged in quite an effort and some flamish discussions and this was more or less ended in three years ago and we are using this blends framework which was invented for Debian Edu Debian made and so since 2008 who is familiar with it with the term blends please rise your hands okay who has not raised his hand okay that's good so we have a complete set now and well a blend is something which is definitely completely inside Debian it's no derivative the funny thing is always if I talk about blends and I have these slides which is in bold face no derivative in the end I get the question why are you doing a Debian derivative to do science no I don't I never had an idea because I'm personally definitely convinced that if we do things inside Debian if we adopt Debian itself to a specific purpose then we have in the end way more less work on the long run in the short term it's very easy to take Debian add some scientific stuff and be done that's a quick and dirty approach a blend is simply going over all the hurdles you might face in Debian make it properly and have it done on the long run so it's about forming a packaging team about around the topic well derivatives are frequently done by a single person and this single person has usually quite low running over by both factor in the best case this person person is has children having children is cutting quite a lot from your spare time and this person will not be able to continue with the derivative and the derivative died I've seen this with so many derivatives in the field I'm observing quite closely which is biology and medicine so you have countless derivatives of Debian it's a most derived distribution but a blend is doing a derivative the right way and don't derive but do it inside Debian we have developed some tools it's kind of advertising the topic that we are doing it so you can tell the world Debian is doing something about science and we have also tools which are helping to do some quality assurance and science packages it's called the web sentinel I will show parts of the web sentinel depending how much time we have depending how much question you have and this should help on advertising and quality ensuring bug fixing and so on in my eyes Debian science is in so far a specific plan because science is not a defined topic right so many people can define themselves as scientists and the fields of science are very wide so in principle my idea about Debian science is it is only an umbrella to be a spin offs to have smaller topics like we had for instance one famous offspring is Debian Astro there were some astronomers inside Debian who are working in the Debian science team at at one point in time after I was nagging a lot please do it yourself they created an own blend and this is not very successful they have gathered a team of 10 15 people who are working closely on the topic of astronomy this would not have happened if they would not have formed a specific team because astronomers astronomers all over the world use Debian but are not aware that they can bring in their own work into Debian by working with the Debian Astro team well for a brand successful blend you need a critical mass on one hand of packages and on the other hand of maintainers doing the work and it's a very good thing if they're not only one maintainer works on one package but at least two or three maintainers and this is also kind of a team building inside a plant and this blends framework should help to to create this critical mass if you see or we have this list of packages this is interesting this one is missing I can do something to fill this missing gap and I joined the team that's basically the idea what specific plans do we have as I said I'm working for Debian made I actually initiated this project and I started with all these techniques which I also adapted from other plans like Debian Edu and Debian Gis we have also Debian Gis this is about geographical information systems we have Debian for chemistry they existed in parallel to Debian science and we are not really offsprings but I have said Debian Astro is a real offspring from Debian science which really followed the idea I have so what I would like to see is a list of 10 more of these plans say Debian mathematics physics electronics robotics whatever we have but currently there are not sufficient there's not a sufficient amount of maintenance who could form a team you should start maybe with three or four people who are running this strongly and then the other people will come and and join you at least this happened so why it's not more as I said the idea of Debian pure blends leads yeah there's a question can you please use a microphone no no it's for the video recording there's a microphone I just care about I mean I only care about that but I particularly care about neurodebian neurodebian yeah is it one of the blends like that is the same as all the others well I I think neurodebian is a potential blend they they are working together in the Debian science team they have meta packages in Debian science they are working also together with the Debian mid team but I think neurodebian is a perfect topic which is a kind of close topic around but it's only maintained by two very very active people it's michael hanker and jarl slav halchenko they are doing a lot of work but in my opinion they should try to gather more people and use the framework themselves to advertise their stuff there they developed interesting techniques which are different than what we are using we should merge them into the blends framework for instance they have a kind of back porting system they back porting for every Debian release and Ubuntu release this is quite cool stuff but it's not really integrated and so a blend is integrated and I talked to them several times please do so and yes if you are more conventional than me then I would be really happy so this was the answer to the question other questions so I continue the advantages are very widely unknown this is at least as I told you this is one effect why the blends topic never goes in the main hall because if other developers would know about how to organize their team or their topic in a blend I think it would be more known even if I'm talking about it and I have a video proof this is Ashish LaRoya many people will know him he quoted or there's a quote in the video at about minute 33 we should try hard to run around asking users and developers is there a topic you are care about and create a blend today this was in 2013 and they asked him 2015 did you ever created a blend oh no I didn't and yes but it it's work actually right you need to do some work there was some time when I even did the work for other teams for instance I remember I think it was in Edinburgh or so for the Debian games team where I when there was a Debian games talk running and I was sitting in the talk and I was creating all the meta package we are using and I was finished in 45 minutes and presented them the work and they grabbed it up two years later and now there's also this framework for Debian games while I was mining two years is this it's no time well we are developing slowly this is one release cycle so it's it's not bad it it's good if they do it it's good one release cycle is an appropriate time and you need people who are just doing the work but if you do it you see more people are coming and I have well I'm doing team matrix graphics and you see that if people are continue to use it more people are coming I can prove this statement on some graphs I can show them later if you want and the idea to come back to Debian science to to be an umbrella should be more more better advertised from time to time I'm posting to the Debian science mailing list please while you are some people who are working for say robotics you could do your own plan next next question so I guess one point where I haven't been sort of motivated to to really participate in this is and I think I'm maybe you know could be disconnected from from the target audience but as I sometimes think of myself as a mathematician and the idea of meta package for all of mathematics doesn't even really make sense to me so can you I mean do you have feedback from various user groups that these meta packages are really useful or I mean people tend to be focused on one or two applications that they need for their work I don't know so I it seems like maybe you want to sell me on this one set well I agree with you that sometimes a hard decision how to categorize packages this can only be done by in the example of mathematicians by mathematicians and it's always kind of yeah gut feeling how to do it in general the task of the meta package are overloaded by programs you will not use but who cares about this place these days and you can be sure that that you really install everything what what's covering the topic if it's more or less designed in a deviant meet we make it very very simple we put close to everything which is biologically related into one meta package and it's installed you have lots of package which are not really needed but for the for the first installation we have in my institute we have 50 users who are doing we are using one machine they have are using quite different programs and once it's once you install mid bio you are sure everything's installed for them this is not always the application you might have in mind because you are running your own machine and you know what you need but it's for people who don't know and also if I'm going to do to this page this is the biology task it's also for advertising what we have so if you want to explain any mathematician what kind of mathematics programs are inside Debian and you point them to say it takes a deviant science topic mathematics and you can show what's what's inside Debian I don't have no idea how many packages is and if you get at more structure to this very general mathematics that it's quite long here I don't know you have a lot of packages right and for instance I think this one this GM few is just an education tool you don't need in numerical analysis is also yeah so you would find some better structure and you can use these pages as an advertising of what we have so these pages are answering the question what you are doing in Debian what can I expect from Debian it's not only about installing this it's also about showing what we have or you see we have screenshots and also a very good argument I think it's going back to the Debian main thing we have citations here so if you want to approach upstream I want to package your your nice software or upstream is not cooperating it finds not setting any text which are helping you and all this not willing to it's a license they said well what have you what's our offer to you we provide your publication amongst other one in a kind of a structure's context he sees application close to other relevant programs he sees how many users are using this program you can see a screenshot you can have translation we have also some upstreams have some registration for their wrong to know how many people are using the we can also link this here if we have some metadata we can put it here we can the thing is that with a blend you can go from a single package few to a group of package few with all the metadata connected in one place and I think this is this is kind of an advantage which is not only the installation side but only the inside to provide proper information and attract people and connect people like developers and users it is a proper answer to your question so I think yeah there's a few important points that you mentioned and I think to stress I mean to motivate developers to stress what's the value beyond the package descriptions which already exist I mean we're mostly pretty expert at finding what we want in Debian and and to point out you know some of this sort of curation yeah yeah it's a curation yeah you have the string search in up get search or get searched or do you have an index also but the string search is not always helpful this is a curated list I mean I mean one thing we all want to avoid is just work which doesn't have obvious benefits right so we should really stress yeah to you know compile this metadata is an extra task yeah to maintain these tasks is an extra task yeah somehow we need to technically the list is generated only from package names you just need package names so the task list has package names and the framework extracts all these information from UDD so this is done automatically okay next question my question is is there a concept of a popcorn for the blend itself for the meta package itself you know what correct yeah but well probably yes it's it's a normal package shows we have popcorn but I never minded about today oh sorry minded about this data yeah it's good question yeah yeah we could go at this maybe I should make a mental note yes I would also love to to have some popcorn data maybe from Ubuntu also because we have a lot of derivatives who are using these packages and maybe it will be also some extra information I do not really want to advertise Ubuntu here on this page but it's it's some relevant information about the package do you know something it could be interesting thinking about the popcorn and similar to see I don't think there's a way to do it but to correlate who has a how many cases of having a high percentage of one blend cases installed versus how many times the blend itself as a full yeah maybe I'm I've not not thought about this idea but strange to put it this way because what one of the issues I was thinking maybe is that maybe a blend installs say you were this is about bio but biology spent so many pack a soup fields yeah many people would want one two three of the packages not not all of it I fully agree well my point is I was nagging my fellow Debian made members to do the categorization I'm a physicist right I'm just not competent to do more fine grained categorization I would love if somebody would do it and there is some work on gay going and thinking and but it also will take us one or more release cycle so ask me again in four years and then maybe I even thought about splitting Debian made and Debian bio because this could force this categorization my original idea was inspired by the critical mass of developers and packages to put both together because bio is very closely related to medicine I'm working in a medical institute but we are basically using the biological packages and no practice management so this had some advantage in the beginning and we never went away from this but you are fully right I also what not really question but a command I mean this is web-based and now we have the situation that newer desktops like gnome don't really explore what you don't present the menu that we used to have so back then in the gnome 2 setting there was this applications menu and then you would have science and people would be easy to discover actually the applications which are on which are installed in the tests and now with gnome it's a bit more difficult you just have to type stuff in and it shows up so is there any way to get this overview on the desktop in a sense starting either a creature or maybe packaging it locally as a package inside the plan well no well I think the answer is in the beginning when I started writing the framework I was writing some blends own menu system with a devian menu this is menus but it's not used anymore right so this should be ported to a free desktop and then the problem would be solved then I guess you have the problem that these menus are not really exposed anymore right yeah okay you have these applications and if you if you type the windows button on a gnome screen then you just have an input thing and this is all not very discoverable so yeah but it's a gnome problem I think well yeah but that's I don't do that I don't want to make a flame but you should think about the standard desktop yeah no no I've just tested but I've seen you can integrate the gnome software center into that search so you get packages that are not installed so you search for a package I don't know if it's really helpful to do a full text search there but maybe that's something maybe if you just use the text so that is maybe some packaging tasks that gnome package maintainers can look into yeah well I think to some extent gnome is using the free desktop org data and we should should also rely on this standard and the implementation is not our problem because we are doing package categorization and not desktop at least we have no manpower to do this but my point is that additionally it would be useful to have something for users which is discoverable so for example Enrico showed me a tool which is kind of like a small gooey with buttons on it for all the packages which I think in that case was a specific tag because he was doing it prototyping depth tags so there could be this one central place where you could launch all the packages from one task from a small gooey and you just help people oh run this tool and then you can see yeah yeah biological things and or I think really we should try to package offline the website and just have it as a starting screen in Firefox or something or at least something which the people have on the on the hard disk and because those websites are beautiful but you people have to actually find them yeah yeah yeah that's correct yeah I tell them and I'm using them because yeah but but you have yeah yeah yeah yeah and I point some sometimes people to it too because you see the translate description this everything with this yellow means work so you can click on this and then you go to a page where you can translate this description and if you have a translated one then this then you can say here below this is translated I have German look here and then you can only fix the translation but the yellow button is vanished because it's done and here you can also use depth tags so I can use this one or edit depth tags if you have so this is some interactive to some extent it's not JavaScript and so it's simple but it should show where users can do some work and by the way what I forgot regarding popcorn the additional information with popcorn provides if you have very similar programs you can maybe sort according to popcorn and see are the most people are using this of all the similar things and so this is also information I think I continue from here okay so as I said the set blends are providing some kind of a straightforward access to the package pool and you have no real need to search for interesting packages because it's just collected for you and we try it to get some engagement to package more free scientific software for instance you could you could do some menus also it's also on my slides or you could do some install off or so you use it normal day we are an installer and then you get a selection list so you want to be on a duty and science they were made or so we were very very close to get this implemented this idea from 2003 for stretch and then somebody said well you implemented this wrongly and it was dropped the feature so we were very close to say install David and science yes but we need another release cycle at least very sad anyway so the web sent in a I have shown you and I can show you the box overview for instance for science mathematics as also whoops I should go today and science so this box overview shows you the following there is some kind of logic behind this this color scheme so in red highlighted tasks you find a lot of bugs in the green yeah it's orange orange reddish and green is nearly nothing and then yellow so so we check just economics no idea what it is and you see here also some color scheme there the more reddish ones are the release critical bugs and the yellowish ones are the important bugs and the green ones are not so there's a legend on top so you can see with this color scheme you can lead people working on some field to this page and if they are interested to help you then they have quite a different few on the bug tracking system than they have otherwise so they find the bugs they might be interesting for them this is the idea of this box overview and we have this so-called thermometer it's it's kind of a list which tells you in what release it's what version and in in backboards and so you can look at it on later on the web and we have this maintainer statistics I have one one example on the slide so you can see it later here so my point is that Damian should more actively reach out to upstream not only taking taking some software and do it but actively reach out to upstream for instance user free license user versioning and something else and though it makes a definitely difference if you are a random person like Andreas stiller who's Andreas stiller I never heard about this guy or I'm writing to you as a member of the Damian science team okay there is a team Damian I've heard about Damian and they care for science is it's totally different position if you approach upstream and they the chances that they respond to you are just higher so as I said we advertise upstream publications we can link to their regular registrations provide popcorn statistics and so we give credit to upstream it's important because well scientists are yeah sometimes a little bit focused on their very specific stuff and don't care around the world around that's not bad it's helpful for their science but to to get the connection between the upstream and the user we are the missing link do you track website hits for the web sentinel I mean so you can tell upstream okay like 20,000 people looked at the no I don't track this no I don't taxes so I realized that the screen is not adjusted properly so we I'm just have a list of some specific meta packages a list is a little bit longer than here my slides do not fit it doesn't matter we have these meta packages in science it's you see for instance brain computer interface is quite different from chemistry or electrophysiology so we have a lot I also don't know what financial engineering is we can look at the task so I just made a list okay and we have another it's it's about 30 30 tasks it could be more because there are more sciences but these are the tasks somebody is caring about this is just a point this is not a very strict selection what we have because we have nobody who really can curate the full list as I said I'm not competent what I'm doing is sometimes I'm checking what package is maintained by a member of the deviant science team according to the the maintain of the package and if the package is listed in our task I have a UDD's query and before we are releasing I'm sending an email readers of deviant science have seen this kind of myth please categorize your package because you know in what category it would fit and one package can fit in more than one category it's not exclusive definitely not and I want people to do this and we have some common science utilities like this data acquisition accessing devices distributed computation and presentation with always with science in mind right it's not the general presentation tools and so this is quite helpful and we have also according development tasks in principle every task could be could have a development task which is basically the development libraries Python modules and so on and some sciences defined this and others didn't so it's it's completely self-organized this task creation it's I have no better solution for this because otherwise one person needs to know the whole package pool and my focus is not really deviant science but more deviant made so I can't solve this so the problem is that many developers are not really aware that deviant science exists so single maintainers are ITP in scientific software and I'm checking all the ITPs and I redirect them to deviant science list if you're reading the list you will see from time to time please join the deviant science team with your ITP and it is frequent that some single maintainers also frequent but it just happens that single maintainers don't care for their packages and they are featuring our C-bugs and they either affect scientific packages because these are pre-dependencies or there are scientific packages but not maintained by the deviant science team and so what I'm doing is pinging the maintainer and if he doesn't respond I'm team hijacked the packages team hijacked means well I would like to put your package into deviant science team and if I don't hear from you after two weeks I will put I will do the work and do it it's well it's conflicting with deviant policies because because we have this maintainer ownership of the package but nobody blame nobody of the maintainers blame me about this I had some some package which was before the Jesse release I had 24 hours to save it into the deviant mid team and I well I set the limits if you don't if I don't hear you after 24 hours I will do this and I did it saved the package for Jesse never heard from the maintainer but some some third person blame me well you should not do this it's hijacking I agree I should not do it but it was helpful for the users in the end so what should I say and developers don't really care for the tasks and this is a UDD query I'm I'm doing usually to see how there's an scientific package this is not categorized and yeah I do some suggestion something I can do myself but yeah some maintainers respond and some don't that's volunteer based right so this is no it's stupid and next talk I need to adjust this better I was I'm badly prepared the thing is we have a graph from deviant science team please assume numbers one two three four here and it is showing this 420 packages are have commits only from a single maintainer and we have 280 packages which are touched by two maintainers we have three and this graph is somehow hyperbolic style so this means is it's a bad team I show you a good team this is Pikachu pearl they have I can tell you 150 packages only by one maintainer 400 by two maintainers and close to 900 which are maintained by at least three persons and this is a good team because a lot of people are caring David microphone I'm sorry for for the bad display I need to adjust it somehow so maybe I missed this but how do you gather this data are you using uploaders field or change law this is a version control system I'm I'm passing git for of some teams not of all teams so and this is from it okay thanks and for deviant science from git and S4n because both is used another question you wasn't okay yeah so this is all around this plan stuff and then team matrix I'm I'm gathering different sources of information mailing this UDD uploads version control system and try to do some relations one last hint because in the deviant mid team we are not very not really here but we have also quite many package which are have two maintainers but I know from my own work that there was formally one maintainer and then I took over so this second maintainers only well just me and so it's in the end only a single maintainer so this graph is not only not not always right but like to show the pattern you can see all the graphs and I'm linking every year to this in the deviant deval list and deviant project list but I can you can ask me and I'll show you all the graphs of all the teams I have so the problem with scientific software is that you have frequently short-term contribution by scientists because scientists frequently driven by projects with a limited time frame to three years or so and then even upstream vanish and you need to upgrade package or the program and adapt to new GCC versions which is currently up to date so we have also quite specific software so there was a lot of efforts to package some software from developed at CERN which was done by a single maintainer and this single maintainer now is also not available anymore it was some Chinese name and I forgot the name but we had done a lot of work and we need to make sure in the deviant science team that this work is not lost and save these packages even if it's complex but it was really good yeah and sometimes you have old libraries for turn and so on yeah so the point is also the solution would be that we should try harder to get more than one uploader this is definitely goal and I think one way to do it is to involve more upstreams from the software this would be really cool so then we have the effect of so-called team or fan package whoops we need to sell wage these packages I mean and the thing with this team or fan package so what I mean is we have as maintainer the mailing list and the uploaders are a number of real persons and if none of these person is not active anymore the packages de facto offend so but it's very easier to to do a team upload than a non-maintener upload non-maintener uploads always you should not do it ourselves the barrier and the team you just fire up dth minus minus team and you upload I have also to make the the concept of plans more known and invented them concept of sponsoring of plans so I have a wiki page and set up said if you need a sponsor so sponsoring concept is known you are not a deviant developers and are not able to upload I'm deviant developer I have the power to upload I can help you but I will only help you if you if you show that you understood the concept and if your package is inside the task packages and you have read the documentation of the blend and it shows up on the web sentinel this is my requirement to sponsor your package and so I was able to help others because usually newcomers seeking desperately for a sponsor and I provided and so we can kill two birds with one stone the package gets sponsored and the sponzey knows the blends concept this was quite well received in the deviant gist team it helped a lot of quite active deviant science members who hopefully will be soon deviant developers and save me the work and yeah there's a wiki page okay and the last question is is deviant science doing a bet Q a I think the problem is we have 1000 per packages and you always find 50 packages with bugs because it's a lot so and we are frequently blamed that's not deal with this back bugs but yeah it's just because you are a lot and if you are really bored by the bug this is the solution these age minus team do a team upload and this as I said the barrier is way lower than an NMU so anybody who's blaming us about this can do something so last slide what we if you want to do some maintenance of scientific software just contact us and it would be better to do it inside the team and if you find you found some these maintaining similar software like you you can leave the umbrella of deviant made and do is your separate plan this is for me it's kind of important point of this talk yeah so you find the talk if you Google for Andreas Taylor talks it is written here sorry for that it's at people that they be an org till the tiller at talks and then you can find this slides and I will enhance them a little bit so I think I've done some questions thank you here are there for the questions questions in the in the middle it's I like this because it's more lively so there was one question from IRC can you install two blends easy geographic at geography and geology because there is a set of yeah I can answer shot yes you can you can install deviant games deviant junior deviant science on one machine it's just meta packages and per definition packages who are optional should not conflict to each other so yes I have not prepared a lot of slides for the science buff it's just about discussing bringing in your ideas and right so there's a lunch break now and we'll reconvene with a talk on bioinformatics at 2 30 I guess so yeah thanks again Andreas and see you later yeah see you


Today, I'm going to be giving you guys an in-depth review of the 2022 Air Jordan 1 Lost and Found. Now, before we get started with the history segment, I wanted to let you guys know some of the shoes that we will be using in today's comparison. We've got the Off-White Chicago Air Jordan 1, we've got the 2015 Chicago Retro, we have the New Beginnings Air Jordan 1, and then we have the AJKO from 2010. There's a lot of different elements from these shoes right here that align with the 2022 version, and I'm excited to get into that later in the video. But you know on this channel, we gotta talk about the history first. I'm sure a lot of you guys remember the times of 1985 when we saw the Air Jordan 1 coming on the scene. It's a very iconic colorways to go alongside with the Chicago colorway as well. Michael Jordan has had a huge impact in the game over the past 37 years, releasing a ton of models. But no matter what, at the end of the day, the Chicago one still holds place in a lot of people's hearts as one of the greatest sneakers of all time. Not only for Jordans, but sneakers ever. And over the years, we have seen a ton of different retro iterations from the 1995 version or even the 2003 patent leather meet. The AJKO also came out back in the 80s as well, and we saw retro iterations of that, and this is considered to be the Chicago colorway for that shoe. But before that, we saw another retro that came out in 2010, and this was the Chicago Air Jordan 1 KO, and it had an actual Jordan 1 bottom on there compared to the KO bottom similar to the OG style. Following that 2010 AJKO release, we then saw the 2013 version, which was more of the Air Jordan retro highs, and that was where we saw the Jumpmans on the back, and honestly, not that many people were big fans of it, but at the end of the day, a lot of us sneakerheads backed in, we still took what we could get. Luckily, two years later, we saw the 2015 retro right here, and I can tell you right now, this shoe in particular changed the game for Air Jordan 1 from 2015 to now. It took a little time for this sneaker to warm up, and it slowly got more and more expensive. Then the last dance came out. Next thing you know, this was a $1,000 shoe with no question. So over the past years, we know there has been a lot of hype behind Air Jordan 1s, and that's what's bringing us to this pair of sneakers right here. All the hype, all the anticipation, classic, nostalgic, iconic model, colorway, you name it. Sneakerheads around the world have a lot of high expectations when it comes to this shoe, so I'm excited to break down all the styles, cuts, materials, and details in every little aspect of this sneaker, because trust me, they mixed a lot of different things when it comes to this one, and we definitely didn't get that OG 85 style, but we'll get into that a little bit later in the video. Right now, we need to crack open this box. Starting with the lid, as you can see, you have your classic OG style Air Jordan 1 box, but on the lid right here, it's more of an orange. Now, typically the box has that black with the black lid in the red on the top, but when they call the Lost and Found, which we'll get into a little bit later as we open up the box, this was that style of like, essentially, you found this pair deep in a warehouse back at an old shoe store, and they didn't have a lid for it, and they just put a replacement lid on there from some OG box, and they gave you the classic receipt and everything like that. So that's kind of the theme when it comes to the packaging of this shoe, and we'll talk about how they went with the branding and the storytelling a little bit later in the video as well, because originally we were considering these to be the Air Jordan 1 reimagined, and we thought that was going to be like the 85 style, but again, we'll talk about that in a little bit as well. Looking at this lid right here, it's kind of dope because it's got like the messed up edges and everything like that, giving you that old-school vintage vibe. And as you lift up the lid right here, you have this old-school receipt. It says Sandy's Bros right here, Sports Department, and it's got that classic old-school, you know, pin right on there, and it act like they paid for it. What's the retail price on here? Is this $74.99? Or is that $14.99? I can't tell. Either way, that must have been a good deal back in the day. So right here it says $86, like it's got the old-school age and everything like that on it. It's got the signature Air Jordan 1, basketball shoes, paid, final sale, all the different stuff. So seeing this right here just gives you that classic style. Like, you know how we had the retro cards and everything like that? This is like one of those elements to the shoe that just makes it even doper for a lot of the sneakerheads that love all the little accessories and trinkets and things like that. Now, next up right here, this isn't your classic paper right here. It actually looks more like a newspaper. So it's kind of like that same line of like, oh, they didn't have any paper for it. They just wrapped them in newspaper like they used to do way back in the days. Remember when people used to... I mean, honestly, people might still do it. They used to clean their windows with newspaper and the Windex and everything. Either way, that's a whole other topic. But when you look at the newspaper right here, you can see you have a bunch of different things on here with the different prices, $29.99, Air Jordan 1. You got the flight suit and the KO and different colorways, $59.99, Wings logo, OG Jordan picture right here. You got the Jump Man sign. So all these little things and the details when it comes to the paper is a nice hit for storytelling and just bringing back that nostalgic vibe for a very classic sneaker like this. Now, lifting up the paper right here, you have another set of white paper and then you got the shoe. Oh, you got the shoe. Normally, at this point of the video, I'm giving you guys my first impressions of the shoe. But we've already done that in my previous video. I just released a couple of days ago. So if you want to go check that out, make sure you would check that one out after this video. Either way, at the end of the day, yes, I love the shoe. I want to have multiple of them on it. Starting with the outlaw. One thing that I do like about these is they gave it that old school vibe and this is something I have seen in the past that I wanted to bring back up because I vividly remember topping the 2010 KO. Look how similar these look together side by side. Now, making our way up to the mid-soles, as you can see right here, it looks like a white, but it's more of a stale thinner. Put this next to the 2015 or so you can see that it does have more of a stale kick to it. I remember during that time, because I recently came out, but when it comes to the actual mid-soles of this foot, I feel like these are a lot more similar to the trophy room ones. Now going to the upper, there's definitely a lot of differences when it comes to the materials based on the previous pairs that we've seen in the past. So I want to make sure that we cover that as well. So yes, this sneaker does have the classic Air Jordan 1 Chicago color blocking, but you can see you have the cracked leather right here around the collar on the back end where the black leather is at and then here on the side panels where the white leather is or on the toe box on both sides here on this other side panel. So you've got some different elements on that part, but let's start with this red leather right here because these actually are different than the 2015 pair. So now when you put these two side by side, you can see that the colors are a little bit different. It's like the 2022 retro is a little bit deeper, a little bit darker when it comes to the red and these ones pop a little bit more on the 2015 pair. But another thing is if you look at the leathers and feel the leathers, the leather actually does feel a little bit nicer I would say on the 2022 retro the 2015 is really nice as well. I think the difference though is this has more of a dull kind of a matte finish on it when it comes to the 2022 retro compared to this one. It's just a little bit shinier on the finish on the 2015 retro. So looking at this leather all around, I would say it looks like it's a little bit nicer when it comes to the quality of it. I think some people may be on the fence when it comes to how they feel about the shade of the red. Let me know what you think about that down below in the comment section. Now, the next thing I want to talk about is the Air Jordan wings logo right here on the side of the foot. When I was first looking at the wings logo, I thought it was going to be a little bit more shiny like the 2015 version.  But as I started to look at the shoe a little bit more, I was like, wait a minute, they didn't even print it like they normally do on those versions. They did it similar to the 1985 wings logo that we see on the new retro 85 cut Air Jordan one from the previous couple years. So when you look at these two side by side, I would say these are definitely the most similar to the 85 cut retro style Air Jordan ones. Was that something that you guys noticed from beforehand or is that something that you're just finding out now? Because honestly, I didn't really realize it and I wasn't really paying attention to it. And I thought that was a cool little touch and a nice little mixture between the different elements that we're seeing on this shoe. So the next thing I want to look at is the black leather on the swoosh. Now, when it comes to the materials and the overall shade of it and the finish of it, I feel like these definitely do look very similar to the 2015 retro on that aspect. But the overall cut of this sneaker is different than the 2015 retro which we'll get into in a second when it comes to the overall shape of the shoe. We got to go over the cracked leather and the other elements of the shoe real quick. So like I was talking about earlier, this has more of that cracked leather look to it when it comes to the white areas or the black panel on the back end. And as you touch it, and I'm not sure if you can hear it, I'll try to get some good sound for you guys close to the mic. But it has more of a rough finish to it where you can actually hear it feel the strokes of it being more rough. And I feel like it actually might flake off over time. I'm not sure. We'll see what happens as people wear the shoe. That might be another thing where this starts to crack and crumble off and the shoe turns a different color. I don't know. I haven't seen a lot of people wear this shoe enough to really make the shoe kind of deteriorate like that. It's not interesting. That might be another element to the shoe. Let me know if you know anything about that down below in the comment section. But before we move on from that, I want to talk about the Amai Air Jordan 1. Those in particular kind of we've seen that recently on the Hikers lately, the Amatu's, different things like that. And when you put these two side by side with the vamp right here on the toe, you can see they definitely do look different. So if you didn't have the Amatu's or know that style, you can say, yes, it is similar. But I would say this is kind of in its own little category when it comes to Jordan 1's and this style of leather on there. I can't remember off the top of my head what Jordan 1 is exactly like this, what they exact same materials. If you guys know, let me know down below in the comment section. But for these in particular, I would say they're kind of in their own lane. Now, going to the tongue of the shoe right here, instead of having that pure white look to it, you got more of that sail finish on there. You got the Nike Air branding with the red tab and the Nike Air in the white stitch.  Already pre-laced on the front end of the shoe and then you'll have to unlace one and then lace in the color that you want to use. Let me know what you guys think would be best for laces.  I know on my 2015 pair, my Vita pair that I rock, typically wear the black laces. But I think these in particular, they will look really good with some sail laces. Let me know what you guys think down below on that aspect of the shoe. Now, looking at the sock liner right here, you got an all black sock liner and then on the insole, classic all white insole with the red Nike Air on both sides right there. And you just got that classic iconic Nike Air vibe all throughout this sneaker.  So when it comes to these in particular, it's the Chicago Air Jordan 1. You can never go wrong with this shoe. I can guarantee this shoe will never be reselling for just over retail price. I can guarantee these will be double or triple retail right off the rip. So if the shoe is 180 bucks, these are probably going to be selling right now in current market, 350, 400 bucks. Some people, okay, they might go down a little bit. You might be able to find that good deal. But in time, just like all these other ones that I showed you guys in today's video, all these shoes are like $1,000 or more because it's one of the most iconic, nostalgic, just best Air Jordan 1s to ever be made. So because of that, people say they can get mad at like, oh, they already came out with those. Why are they doing it again? They're trying to tell different stories. They're trying to do it in different ways. And also a lot of people forget. Just because you've been a sneakerhead for a while, that doesn't mean there's new young sneakerheads coming into the game that want to buy those OG nostalgic sneakers and really be, you know, really immersed into the shoe culture. Not just going after all the hype and everything like that because yes, this could be considered a hype sneaker, but at the end of the day, I understand why it is hyped. It's iconic. You want to have it and make sense. If you have ties to it and memories of it or if you love Jordan as a player and you've seen the last dance and that made you fall in love with the shoe or whatever it is, everybody has their own stories behind the sneakers. And I think at the end of the day, if you like this shoe, definitely go after this shoe. And at the price that it is now, I'm telling you, you're probably going to be getting a really good deal if you do have to pay that resale price because if you look a couple years from now, especially five or 10 years from now, this shoe is going to be worth a lot of money and I truly have no doubt about that part. Now when it comes to a couple myths and stories and other things that we heard of that maybe you guys did or didn't hear of but I wanted to bring it up as well. I've been hearing more people say this sneaker, the overall cut and shape of it is more similar to the 1995 version that we saw back in the day. So that was kind of more of a 10 year anniversary vibe where we saw the different box and we saw the bread ones also come out during that time and I used to have a pair but they were a size 12 and I grew out of them and I'm so salty because I wish I still had those.  They're so expensive now. Damn, I messed up. Either way, it's okay because I couldn't fit them anyway. So I'm looking for a 13. If anybody has a 13, let me know. The OG 85 and the 95, I need both of those in the 13. I would prefer a dead stock pair but if they're lightly worn and they look really clean, I'm just throwing my wire out there trying to fish for a little bit. I'm trying to get me a pair too. But either way, I don't have them in hand anymore to give you guys that comparison but if you look at these photos of the 2022 version compared to the 2015 version, you can see on the back end of the shoe the difference with the heights and the cuts of the materials and everything. They're definitely not the same exact shape of that 2015 retro that we all fell in love with. Now, another thing that I wanted to talk about is the anniversary of the Air Jordan 1. The time is coming, y'all. We're almost at 40 years since 1985. So what does that mean? 2025 is going to be that anniversary year. So does this mean we're going to see this one now? Like we saw the Jordan version in 2013 and then the 2015 version with the Nike Air. Could this be the pair that we're seeing now? And we've seen one new iteration of the 85 each year. Could they continue this cycle of the 85 cuts going and leading up until 2025? And that's where they really unload the floodgates and let us get all the 85 cut Air Jordan 1 or a vast majority of them in the ocean. By the way, we're talking metallics, royals, all those different things. I'm sure right now a lot of sneakerheads would love it. I don't know. Let me know what you guys think down below in the comments. Yo, before you go, I just launched my sneakerhead Academy where we got everything on the inside. I teach you all the stuff that I learned over the past 15 years. When it comes to sneakers, scaling, real estate, you name it, we talk about all of it in there.  I give away shoes literally way too much honestly. But either way, I'll see you guys on the inside. Hit the link down below in my description or pinned in the comment section for DJ sneakerhead Academy. And I'll see you guys over there.


I'm Diane Meyerhoff, host for a preview of tonight's special coverage of live election results. We've been busy here at Channel 17 this election season, introducing you to all the candidates. Now we recap these races and later tonight we'll bring you detailed results and analysis. In this live preview show, we are honored to have Lauren Glendividian, the executive director of CCTV and the Center for Media and Democracy. Welcome, Lauren Glend. Thanks for joining me. Thanks, and thanks for doing the show tonight. Of course, of course. Election night, it's our night, right? It's our night. It's very exciting. So, I guess the turnout has been really high all over the city and the space. I was in Ward 3 at about noon and about over 500 people had already come through and they said it was like the back to the Obama time, so apparently very, very busy. I found that in Ward 6, too, and there were a lot of young people registering to vote because we had same-day registration. So that combined with the early voting, hopefully the clerks have processed those early votes before 7 o'clock tonight. That would be really good. And we're going to have people at all the polling places in Chittany County, including the clerks letting us know what's happening so we can bring the results to the people. Great. That's great. And I know you're also talking to the voters out there, too. We've got some tape as the night goes on of what the voters had to say at the polls. That's the voices, which we were very excited this year to have the students from the Burlington Register, which is the high school newspaper. Yeah, we were noticing that the Seahorse is right where the G is, so it really could be called the Burlington Register. Okay, so it's like right up your alley. Exactly. Well, and they did a wonderful job. They did great interviews, and they came here and edited them with Megan, and they're also our own other crews. So that'll be interesting. And then in Studio B, we'll have Brady Tenzing and Kevin Ellis talking about the statewide and the national results, because I know a lot of people are concerned about the midterms. Absolutely. There are a lot of governor's races and house races and senate races that are of concern. And governor as well. Governors. Yeah, yeah. Exactly. So we have field reports from the Republican Party, which is down, is it the old Sheraton, but it's now called Double Tree. Double Tree, yeah. And then we have the Democrats at the Hilton, which is still the Hilton. In Burlington's waterfront. Exactly. Good. Good. We're going to have interviews throughout the night. We are. And we're going to have interviews with folks. And then we're going to have speeches of concession or winner's speeches. Yes? Mostly winner's speeches. Mostly winner's speeches. Okay. Exactly. Although, I mean, I'm sure we'll have whatever is timely and correct. Of course. So I think that'll be very exciting. And we also will have full results at channel17.tv. That's ch17.tv. Yeah. And folks can come and see the numbers and watch the program there as well. People have questions. They can put them on the social media, which is also on the website. Yes. They'll be interested to hear from people. Great. Great. And oh, and there's other places to get statewide information now online, right? That's the Secretary of State's office. Excuse me. So the Secretary of State is requiring all clerks to post their results. First year ever? I don't know if it's a first year, but it may be. I think it's the first. It is the first year because two years ago, I'm not sure if they were required. But it's a go-to backup for us. Yeah. And people can see all the races. State, Senate, probate judge, which we'll also be following. Yes. The Chittin County probate judge. We should talk about the things that we're following. Let's talk about some of the races that we're looking at, especially the contested races. Exactly. The House. Yeah. There are about 15 or 18 contested races that we're looking at. So in Burlington, there is the New North End race, which is two incumbents, Kurt Wright and Carol Odie, Republican and Democrat, and Robert Bancroft, who's a Democrat, is trying to gain one of those seats in effect. The mayor came out in favor of endorsing Kurt Wright, which was a little controversial. Sure. The Republican. Yeah. And so that's the contested race in Burlington. So we'll need the results from Ward 4 and 7 for that. And then in Wyniski, it's not a contested race, but Klambesanet, who is an incumbent, stepped down once he was on the ballot already. And so Hal Colston is mounting yet another writing candidate. After his city council write-in, which he won last time meeting. Exactly. So there are two seats in Wyniski, which is a district shared with Wyniski and Burlington's south end sort of corner. So we will be looking at those, but I have a feeling that because of the write-ins for how the results from Ward 1 will be delayed. Yeah. And that means that we'll be hard to call citywide ballot results until we get Ward 1. So, but we'll be watching that race. And it'll be interesting to see if people got the memo that Klambesanet actually running. Right. Looks like we've got an exit voices from Burlington's Ward 2 and 3, which we were just chatting about. So let's hear what the voters had to say. Very disappointing to see the kind of hateful and super tired emotion all the time. We need to relax and be the country that we should be. The way the country is going today, it's important that you get out and vote. That's a sad thing. They all have wanting to have those people in Washington do a job and they sit there and they fight with each other for two years.  I'm glad it's so easy to do in Vermont and that everyone can get out and do it. It looks like we have a pretty good turnout today. Other than it being your first time to vote, why was it important for you to vote today? To vote for who would run to make our state great. I'm doing my, doing my civic duty. Yeah. I think everyone knows that this is a very important election. Well, I always vote. So no matter what, I think it's important to participate. 791. Okay. So this is just folks who have voted today. Who have walked in the door today. Okay. Is that it good? Yeah. It's good. So only this morning up until about quarter of 8, this section in here was wall-to-wall people. Wow. So you could not have seen people feeling in blood. Fantastic turnout. Now if it keeps steady like this. Yes, guys. And the polls are open until 7. Until 7. Okay. And if you're in here when we close the door, you're good to go. I'm so distressed with the Republican Trump and the Republican Party that I just will never vote for anybody who calls themselves a Republican. I just think the party is so corrupt if you don't have the moral fiber to leave the party and call yourself an independent or you don't have to be a Democrat. I appreciate your sharing that. I'm with him and I agree. Well, you guys make a good couple then. She improved this message. It's important to keep the change going. I'm here sort of on behalf of the town clerk because she can't be here. And so I make sure that the polls are being followed and that people are doing things that they're supposed to be doing. Make sure that nobody's campaigning too close to the polling site. People don't come in with badges, that sort of thing. But it was huge this morning when people were coming in. So I would say, yeah, definitely I would expect a higher number than we typically get in the midterm. Well, I'm here supporting my sister for State Representative in 8-1. That's very cool. Who's my sister? Tonya Bihovsky. So I'm here to show my support and casting my vote. You know, I'm aware that young people my age don't generally vote as often, especially in midterm elections, as people who are older. So I think it's important just to kind of make sure to kind of come in here, get the vote out, and represent the youth vote in Vermont. Changing our leadership in Washington. That's all I got to say. I always vote and definitely I'm excited about today and a little scared nationally. So tonight I'll be glued to the TV. Go vote. Thank you. And that was S6 Junction Exit Voices. You'll notice that Lauren Glenn has left me. She's now over in Studio B, where later we're going to have statewide and national results. So, Lauren Glenn. Tensing in Kevin Ellis, who are two experienced political pundits. We'll be very glad to have them here talking about national results and the statewide results. The national results, as we mentioned, are a number of governor's races, as well as House races and U.S. Senate races that will determine what happens in Washington going forward. And many analysts are considering this a referendum on the president and the rhetoric of hate and darkness. So it should be an interesting night. And Brady and Kevin will be talking about those races and those results. Back to you. Thanks so much, Lauren Glenn. Looking forward to hearing from both Brady and Kevin later on tonight. And we are also, as part of our coverage, we have folks out at both Democratic and Republican headquarters talking to folks, getting interviews. So we're going to go over right now to the Republican headquarters, which is at the Double Tree Pilton in South Burlington. Kelly, we're live here at Vermont GOP headquarters in South Burlington for election 2018. It's the calm before the storm, if you will. Pretty much throughout the room, camera crews are setting up awaiting the night's festivities. Before long, we expect Governor Scott to appear and work the crowd a little bit. Also, Don Turner is expected here, as well as other Republican luminaries, who we expect to have some interviews with throughout the night. So stay here at Channel 17 Town Meeting Television for election night coverage 2018 from GOP headquarters in South Burlington. I'm Matt Kelly for Channel 17. Back to you in the studio. Thanks so much, Matt. That was Matt Kelly at the Republican headquarters, the Double Tree in South Burlington. And we also have Barry Silver, who's at the Democratic headquarters, which is at the Hilton in Burlington on the waterfront. So we're going to hear a little bit from Barry. But not quite yet. Not quite yet, okay. We are going to hear from Barry very soon, though. So we have a few more races to talk about. Yes? Yes, we do. So Essex, they're two contested races. There are two seats. There's two seats in Essex. There is the... So Maureen Day can seat. No, that's Colchester. Oh, that's Colchester. Sorry, Myers. The Myers seat. Yes. Okay. Linda Myers. Linda Myers. Sorry. That's District 8-1, I believe. And there are two seats there, and there's an open seat. And Mary Beth Redmond is running. And there is another candidate running, whose last name has just left me. Okay, you keep talking. You have it. I do. I do. And Tanya Vahovsky. That's it. Tanya Vahovsky. Progressive slash dam. Exactly. So they're both buying... Well, all three of them are buying for those two seats. And then... It's Linda. She's the incumbent. Exactly. And then there's one MPC. And then A-2 is Essex Junction. Okay. And that is two incumbents through there. You can say who they are. I can. Incumbent Dylan Giambasta, first term legislator. Giambatista. Giambatista works for Shep Smith. Lori Hughton, the Democrat, is also a Junction trustee. And first term legislator, and they're challenged by John Brennan, a Republican. One of the... So those two seats. Two people want two seats. Yep. And then there is the Bancroft seat, which is... Yep. It's... That's in Westford and Essex, and District A-3, and Bob Bancroft is running for reelection on a post. Okay. And we are now going to go to Democratic headquarters. Let's see Barry Silver. Barry Silver. Hi, Barry. This is Barry Silver coming to you live from the Vermont Democratic Party headquarters at the Burlington Hilton on the waterfront. And things haven't really got started here yet, but everyone from the Democratic Party is going to be here, including Christine Hallquist, Peter Welch, Bernie Sanders. We'll probably drop by later on tonight, and we'll be doing our best to speak with everyone and bring you live reports from tonight's event. We'll also be doing live interviews, so stay tuned. We are also aware that it has been a very busy day at the polls all across Chittenden County. We've heard about traffic jams in Heinsberg, and record turnout, so I decided to keep you up to date on what is going on in all of our communities. Back to you, Diane. Thanks, Barry. That's Barry Silver, who's at the Democratic headquarters at the Hilton Burlington on the waterfront. So it's quiet there. No one's quiet. Yeah, well, we have quite a ways, and we've got another almost an hour and a half before the polls close. Well, I think the scene will be a little different than it was two years ago when Barry also covered the Democratic Party, and it was the year that Phil Scott won, and it was also the year that, well, in any event, it was the year that the president, Trump won, and she had a very difficult time finding anyone to interview. People didn't come downstairs. They were in their suites, right? Yes. Watching glue to the television sets, I guess. Exactly. So I think it might be a little bit more social and dynamic this year. I certainly hope so. For her sake and our sake. Exactly. So Williston is another house race that we're watching. Tell us about that. That's an interesting race because Terry McKag and Jim McCullough are two incumbents. Terry McKag is a lifelong Williston flung Williston public servant, and Jim McCullough has served in the legislature for a long time, and they're being challenged by Joy LeMage, who won a seat on the select board and was very close two years ago to upsetting one of those two. Maybe a couple hundred votes? Yes, about 400 votes, and there's a fourth candidate. This is for a two-seat district. Her name is Kathleen Orion, who she describes that she's keeping the seat warm and is a fairly conservative Trump supporter who wanted to make sure that that view was represented. So that'll be an interesting race to watch. And then Colchester, there are two open seats in Colchester's collective four seats. One of them Jim Condon, who passed away, and that's District 9-1, and the other is District 9-2, where Maureen Dakin has stepped down after many years, and what's interesting about that is Pam LaRange is running as a Republican, and she won the primary. She was a right-in candidate in the primary, and it was so close that there had to be a runoff or a recount, a recount, at least. So that was very exciting. So I think Pam LaRange is very eager to take one of those open seats, or the open seat there. And then in Milton, there is a three-way race for one seat, and there's an incumbent there. I'm not as familiar with those names, but that's a race we're watching. And then hopefully the results, we're not collecting these results in Grand Isle County, but I think we will be able to share what's happening with the Mitzi-Johnson race. So Mitzi-Johnson and Ben Joseph represent the islands. Mitzi-Johnson is the Speaker of the House, so she's an important political figure, and two of Don Turner's cousins are running to unseat her. I want to say Don Turner is the current Milton town manager, and also running for Lieutenant Governor. And he also is the minority leader in the House. So that's another, in terms of statewide races, there are a number of interesting races. One of them is Governor Phil Scott. He's being challenged by Christine Halquist and several independents. Christine Halquist is running as a Democrat. And then the Lieutenant Governor's race, which people feel might be closer than might be expected, is we have our current Lieutenant Governor, David Zuckerman, who's being challenged by Don Turner, who's a Republican. And there are, I think, Murray and Nagoyma is also in that race. The rest of the races seem to be, you know, where I'll just say that there are Democratic incumbents who are favored to win. That's, and we will be probably talking to some of them at the Democratic headquarters. And speaking about Democratic incumbents who are likely to win, the State Senate race. So the State Senate race, Democratic incumbents, that are likely to win. But there are some 13 candidates. I know this because I did the forum that went for three hours with all 13 candidates. And I know you did the Governor one with many candidates as well. That was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed that debate. That was a big group. It was a good, that was the debate where Chris Erickson posed her, the first thing that she would do if she was Governor, which would be to have some folks who were from the penal system come and appeal for their pardon and make that a reality TV show and sell the rights to that and use that for the general fund. And was this like every month or every week? It would be a regular show. Regular show, yeah. There was very interesting ideas in that, including one of the candidates, Stephen Marks, who thinks there should be a constitutional amendment in the state constitution to protect the Earth, to say that the Earth should be protected. So it's interesting because people run very often with the thing that they care about the most. Sure. They're not all omnivorous and that they have a variety of views on a variety of topics. But I think the fact that people are able to answer the questions that we ask them is remarkable and incredibly courageous people to do to say that they feel so strongly about their beliefs that they're willing to speak publicly about them. And also that Child 17 had all of the candidates come and this was an issue with some of the other media that didn't allow the more third or fifth, I don't know how many parties you had, to come to the debates. This was a real opportunity for those folks to hear. Absolutely. Which is sort of the whole point of democracy in my book. Exactly. Well, and just tell us a little bit about the state senate races. I mean, the state senate in Jitney County tends to favor incumbents, but there are 13 people running. Right. And I think the interesting candidate is Alex Farrell. He's a young republican from the New North end of Burlington. And, you know, he could, he could, that seventh, that sixth seat, I think Chris Pearson took that last seat last time in 16 by only, you know, he was further than the other candidates and that's kind of the one that could change potentially. But even if Alex comes in seventh, so it just misses it, you know, I think we're going to hear a lot more from him in the future. He's not done by any means, and we know that often candidates. Well, he may not be done. I mean, we'll see what happens tonight. We'll see. Yeah, yeah, and certainly there is precedent for a republican in the delegation from Jitney County, Jitney County senate, because Diane Selling was there for a long time. So it's a possibility, but the incumbents are running as a block. The Jitney County Republican, sorry, Democrats are running as a block. And is the, kind of where is he running as a Liberty Union candidate? Was that in the state senate? I believe that's right. He's a high school senior. Interesting. Which is really interesting. Yeah, he's a high school senior, and he's been running in his spare time and meeting with people, and it's a great thing to see the young people involved more than I recall in the past. Well, we're getting older. Oh, that must be what it is, of course. Silly me. I mean, people are just becoming candidates and we're just looking old, that's all. Okay, that's what it is. So we are pretty set. I think we're ready for our show tonight at 7.30. It's going to be great. It's going to be great. You can tune in here. It's 7.30. You can tune in here on channel 17. Or you can, somebody called me up and they said, I've cut cable. I've cut the cord. Where do I watch the results? Well, of course, it's ch17.tv. You can tune right in. And I think what we're going to do, if you don't mind, is we're going to close with exit voices from the old north end in Burlington. We were trying to find before. Awards two and three. Thanks for watching. Okay. See you later. See you later. And it's my civic duty to vote. That's why I'm here. Are there any specific issues that are bringing out to the polls today? Well, the couple items that are tax related supporting the high school and the wastewater treatment facility upgrades. I'm pretty psyched about yes on both of those. I learned a little bit about both issues and think it's a good investment for the community. My name is John. I think it's a pretty important midterm election. So we're happy to cast our vote today. Are there any specific issues that brought you out today? I mean, we cast our vote for the governor. We care about just having good balance in our government. We want to stick it to Trump. And yeah, that's part of it. I don't know.   This is what you got to do. I think the two ballot initiatives for the city, for the sewage and for the Burlington High School were hard ones to think about, but I'm glad they were on the ballot. So I want to make sure I voted for them. Do you feel that national politics have motivated you today to come out to the polls? I would like to say no, but it's a yes. It has. Yeah, national politics has definitely gotten me. Motivated to come out today. Are there any specific questions on the ballot today that brought you out? No, not particularly. This is just whenever there's an election, I'm always out to vote just to exercise my right, just because a lot of people fought and died for it. So I might as well take advantage of it, right? I feel very fortunate to live in Vermont, but I thought it was a good idea if Vermont has a really strong showing to support the rest of the country, saying we need to get up and we need to vote. And I told all my friends, I don't care how you vote, just vote. Awesome. Thank you so much. Have a good day. All right, so if you could just introduce yourselves and why you came out to vote today. I'm Rebecca Grimm, and I came out to vote because I vote every single time we can. I'm John Grimm, and I vote so that I think it's a responsibility to be involved and have a voice. My name is Paige, and I am a student at UVM, studying biomedical engineering, and I came out to vote today to support Christine Hallequist and support democracy. My name is Gallick Ponsang, I'm originally from Tibet, and I came here to vote for the rights of the people. Are there any specific questions on the ballot today that brought you out? The bond for BHS. We have high school students in the building who have upgrades and need some change. If not now, then it's going to get more expensive and more complicated, so I think we have to do it. The school and the water. Kids in water. The future is that. I feel it's important to get our voice out there and elect pretty much like Democrats to keep the current terrible administration from being able to do all the things they want to do, and I didn't get an absentee ballot in Massachusetts, so that's pretty much why. Before I came here, I knew that right now we were isolating from the other nationals, like America is still even though it's in the same globe, but we were isolating because of some reasons. So I just want to connect that one. We have a power as a student, so we have to vote the person who we believe that this person will connect to the rest of the world. That's why I voted. Awesome. Are there any specific questions on the ballot today that brought you out? Not in particular, although it's important to me to support our local government here. I know that there are some questions on the ballot today about supporting a bond for the high school here, and I think that's important as well as supporting our local government Do you feel like national politics have put more pressure on this year's election? For sure, nationally. I'm not sure I feel the difference in Burlington. I feel like we're in a little bit of a bubble in Burlington, and I think people generally feel engaged in the political process in Burlington, but certainly the tenor of the country is present. Yeah, I agree. I think that unfortunately the national politics is primarily about arguing. And I hope that we can get to a place where we're more looking for solutions and discussing. I think we do that here well, but nationally we're having a hard time with it. Yeah, I mean, I'm really alarmed by a lot of stuff going on, and I'm more likely to come out and vote in the midterms. Just in general, because the news cycle is really scary, but nothing impacting my like day-to-day life. Great, thank you so much. Yeah, I definitely think there has been. I feel a big push for young voters to come out and participate in democracy that hasn't been present in the past years. I know from my peers I've definitely been encouraged to come out and vote today, which I think is really great. Awesome, thank you so much. Thanks for voting.