Our next speaker is Jean-Micaël Celerier, whose passions include art and code and computer music. He combined these ideas in his PhD thesis on authoring interactive media, and he is now an independent researcher and is with the Ossia I.O. non-profit, where he is a lead developer on Ossia, the open software system for interactive applications, where he tries to bring some of the results of his research to the broad masses of interactive artists out there. In his talk, he will show us that interactive media can be so much more than just a movie with three different pre-recorded endings you can choose from. Yes, so, one welcome to Jean-Micaël Celerier. Hey, thanks, and this was, I think, the best introduction I ever got, so I'll try to remember it for the next time. So, hello everyone, so I'll be mainly presenting and doing a small demonstration of Ossia Score, which is a free software that we've been developing with the Ossia I.O. non-profit for something like, well, we are not far from ten years now, which is a kind of free software sequencer to combine various kinds of media with all that intermediate. So, for instance, video sound but also controls with hardware devices and inputs that people may not expect at first to be part of interactive artworks. So, is the screen share okay? So, for the first few minutes, I'll quickly explain how the software looks and for something like 20 minutes, I'll go and try to build some scenes from scratch to show what are the capabilities of the software, then we'll be able to discuss and if you have any questions, I'd be super happy to answer them. So, the software is a sequencer, so if any of you do music, you may know the simple paradigm of putting a sound on timeline, hitting play, and so this is the most simple thing one can do, but what is less common in this kind of software is also the ability to put not only sound but also video content. So, like this, for instance. So, I can also come and take some video effects and say, okay, you will play at the same time than my sound. Of course, with various levels of controls on these systems. So, this is the very basic, the very gist of it and now I'll try to build something that, well, bring some sound. So, the first thing that one has to do when using score and if anyone wants to follow the same steps while I'm doing the presentation, the software is freely downloadable at the OCR.io website. So, feel free to roam along and try to do stuff at the same time. Always good to have people trying it. And so, the first thing that one may want to do is to first define which kind of peripherals we are going to use for our interactive artworks. So, for instance, here on my desk I have a joystick, I have a keyboard, I have this little thing which is called a leap motion, which is a kind of camera for hand gestures. And all these things have parameters that we are going to be able to use as part of the performance. So, for instance, if I add my leap motion here and you can see some tables of number moving and that is the position of my hand, for instance, things like that. This, I also want to use my trusty MIDI keyboard. And I will turn some parameters. So, I'm hitting the parameters that I want to use for the controls. Okay, here, so this gives me an array of things that I can use to map to sound effects, things like that. And what else do I want to use? Let's see, oh, I want to use a joystick. Okay, so this is basically the raw material for the interactivity of the work. Oh, okay, and I'm getting a fantastic demo effect. That is great. Where are we? This, and so I'm mostly using Linux, and this is mainly developed in our Linux, but if you want to try on other systems, of course, it also works on Mac and Windows, and we are especially in need of people who try it on embedded like Raspberry Pi and things like that, and if you want to try on various embedded board and reports, then please tell us, and it's super useful things to know. So, to get started, I'll just put a very simple drum loop that I will be modifying over time. So, here we have all the things that we can use. We call them processes, and those are things that will just basically trigger things at various times. So, for instance, if I want to have some sound, okay, I'll just do this. This is a bit too fast, so this is a very, very simple sound thing, and now what if I want to control this with some effect? For instance, if I want to apply some reverberation or maybe some bit crushing, it's much more fun, I think. Now there is something running, and now what if I want to, for instance, control this part with, say, my joystick, then I can just go inside here and take, okay, I have my joystick's axis, for instance, when I rotate it like that, and I can just drag it here. I could want also to apply some effects on the reverberators. So, let's say this on the witness of my reverberation. Okay, and this gives us a very simple basis of work. Now what I want to do is to, of course, build something a little bit more elaborate on this. So I'll start by adding some drum loop because this is going to be very boring very quickly. So at any point one can just press play here. And if I do this, it will play only one time. So what I want to do is say, okay, I want you to keep running forever. And do that. All right, now another thing that I may want to do is to play with live instruments. So, for instance, I need to add some bass guitar. So what I need to do is to add an audio device. And on this audio device, so I know that my bass guitar input is one two. Do it like that. Okay, and I will add a looper here. So I can do, for instance, some level of live looping. And I start my looping thing only when I'm ready. And hold bar and play forever, please. And we'll start at a very low volume like that. Okay, so now here it's waiting for me to start recording things.  So for instance, I have a set of patterns. So I want to do another pattern. This is a very small synthesizer for it. So I want to focus on editing this sound. It seems that I have not set the right pitch, but it's okay. Now here I may want to control this, for instance, add some effects after that sound with the movement of my hand. I hope that will be there. So for this, I also try to take the score support for these kinds of effects. Yes, but also yes, I think it's like repair effects, things like that. Yeah, like this. No, I can just take it off and do on leverage various kinds of hardware and build some kind of live media systems. So this is the first example. Let's do a second example quick. And this one, so maybe some of you have recognized this musical theme. If not, I will just say that it is from Robert Prince from the 90s. All right, so we'll just leave that. So doing this means that this part will never play and it won't even use CPU resources. And now what I want to do is to use not only my bass as an input, but also something else. So like this, we'll name it game. All right, and it will use my three and four inputs. Okay, don't care about you. And we want to add a new scenario. So we are going to do our second work in this blank slate here. Okay, and here what we want is to have some video input. So I have some scripts to launch. Okay, you for instance. Yes, all right. Go here, you will go here. All right, perfect. Okay, and this. And now we want to use not only audio content, but also video content. So I'm going to add some video input to my system. Okay, right here. And what I can do is say, okay, as soon as this score runs, I want to play my audio input. Okay, I'll just put a gain effect. And as input, I'll say game. And let's see. You may recognize the sound. And I will also add a video filter here. So for instance, so you can use shaders and things like that. And right here, I can start. Now, if I do that, you may start to recognize some stuff from older days. So what you can do is stage other things as video inputs and process them. For instance, I also want to use my joystick input to control the things here. For instance, now I can play green and do so while applying the filters on the thing. I can do the same with audio. For instance, if I want to add some effects on the sound output. And if I want, I can even use stuff like visible meters. Say, okay, I want my audio input to go and control, for instance, some visual parameters. Which means that if I enter some sound effects. And here, as you can see, it's analyzed some video control stuff. So yeah, so basically score is a score which helps to combine all this kind of media systems and things like that. And put them in a timeline and score them over time. And we'll do a kind of live creation with various kinds of media. And then we'll make scores of it basically. So that's the gist of it, I'd say. So well, if there are questions, I think I can take them now. Yes, thank you for this interesting short introduction into some things that OCR can do. OCR score can do. Remember for the viewers out there, you can ask questions in the IRC or in Twitter and Macedon. And yes, one thing I noticed, you had just this presentation was mostly audio and video because that is that works on an online conference. But if I understand correctly, the intermediate aspect of OCR encompasses far more than that. Yes, so basically, so we have this abstraction of our protocols. And so in the system, you have all these set of protocols. So for this particular thing, I didn't use any kind of, for instance, network protocols, but it's super common in intermediate systems to use, for instance, the OSC protocol, which is a standard protocol across media apps to send messages to each other. For instance, one can have a pure data program or a processing program and communicate and be scored or send control messages to OCR. There is also built-in support for various kinds of other, so joysticks, remotes, so live motions like this. And well, we are working on that more so you can also directly use Arduino's and things like that. So if you have an Arduino, you can just plug it and start exchanging messages on the serial port without having to go through some sort of bridge, which is useful when you do stuff like kinetic installations, things like that. And we are looking forward at adding more protocols. So for instance, there has been more and more demand for IoT protocols, for instance, to like MQTT, things like that. Because people don't only want to do art, but they also apparently want to control their house and turn on the lights at the right moment and things like that. And for this, MQTT and things like that are super useful protocols to have. And then it's an open system and as soon as there is something useful that we hear of, then it's going on the roadmap. Because yeah, it could be cool to have that new way to control things. And yeah, yeah. Well, there is also support for light, you know, DMX for stage lights, things like that. So you can directly automate, for instance, let's say, if you have a projector, you can directly control it and send the DMX data through ArtNet for relevant protocols. So we try to make it usable for any kind of art show and things like that, museum installations. So yeah. Regarding all those features, can you say that OCS score could be something like OBS Studio on Asset? Good question. Well, for me, it's more complementary. I use OBS quite a bit for streaming things like that. And for instance, from OCS, OBS has this OSC over WebSocket add-on. And you can add it in OCS and control, for instance, these things of OBS. So the idea is more to integrate with that kind of software. And for instance, OCS isn't going to have streaming capabilities, I think, to Twitch or things like that, like OBS has. And it makes more sense for me to score OBS if that's needed, but leave to OBS what OBS does best. But then if someone wants to come and have nice pull requests, then I will be happy to merge them. So it's more like a Streamjack on Asset where you control OBS if you want to do with everything in your environment. But well, that's today at least, and I don't know what the feature has in store. Another question more related to the music part. Can you read classical sheet music? And do you think that classical music education is useful or necessary to produce music? In general, or in this context, in general, I'll say yes. Personally, I didn't have a classical music formation and actually I regret it a bit. And some things will have been much easier if I had taken a few classes on harmony and things like that. But for using score, it's not necessary. So in score, you can import MIDI files, for instance. Let's say I should have some very simple MIDI files like single chords. Or do we have some MIDI here? Okay, well, you can add MIDI. Can you write any more if you play it? Oh yeah, that's a very good point. So there isn't direct sheet music notation. However, there is this project which I think was developed at Gram, which is Gidoo. I'm not sure if it was developed at Gram. And it's an open-source system for rendering notation. It's used, for instance, in the in-score software. And well, it's been requested for a long time to add the Gidoo delivery to have some level of rendering of sheet music. But personally, I am barely able to read sheet music. So it's not a super high priority for me. My needs are covered with simple MIDI files and things like that. But for instance, we are working a lot with, let's say, composers from non-classical pieces and music and contemporary, cosmetic music, concrete, things like that. So we've been working for a partition and score writing system for contemporary music, which is called Akusmos Krib. So I don't have the demonstration here, but it's a separate way of rendering scores adapted to contemporary music. And it was relatively easy to integrate. It was done by a few students during the student project this year. And something similar for sheet music would be meaningful, I guess, if someone wants to do it. So again, I'd be super happy to accept any pull requests, which adds some sheet music rendering to MIDI and score and things like that. Talking about scores for songs, can you arrange a complete score or complete song in Ossia with some interactive elements? And then, for example, some actions at specific points? Yeah, so for me, that's my goal. So I come from the back in my proprietary lifetime a decade ago. I was using a lot of Ableton Live to make music. And I really want to reach the point where what you can do in Ableton, you can also do it in score. Maybe not as easily, because not everything is the same, of course. And both so far, do things differently in some ways. But at some point, I want to be able to write a whole song in it. What's missing of today is good, say, mixing user interface, for instance, to easily have all traditional scores. There is the idea of tracks and things like that. That is always present. And in scores, there are things similar to tracks. Like you can say, OK, you, for instance, will be mixing this and then you can adjust the volume in here. But that's not enough, I think. This and also we lack, and that's a focus for us in the version, all the recording things. Like right now, you can't record audio or media during things. And I want this to be doable because for me, this is the final frontier before starting to actually make songs. So it's on the roadmap. I'd say that today you can do it if you are really dedicated and if you, say, use Audacity or something like that next to it to record songs. At some point, I want score to be a fully digital studio workstation. But it's not there yet on the working nights. Just to give maybe to the viewers an idea of what are the things that can be done with score. I can maybe quickly show the gallery on the website, which shows various pieces that were done. For instance, there are modular pieces. There are live performance over the internet, for instance. There are museum installations. There are plays, stage plays, things like that. Various kinds of things. But there isn't a single song in all of those. It's always, there is always often some musical element. But I don't think anyone wrote an entire... No, there isn't. There is Piano Tronics No. 3 from Alain Bonhardy, which is actually a piano piece which was composed in score. So there was one. Score uses a graph editing feature which was probably very easy to get started. Do you ever get lost in complicated graphs and hope for S-expressions? Very good question. If you are used to say pure data, maximum SPA, things like that, for me, as you can see, it's graphs. But what you'll notice is that, for instance, the graphs that you have in score, the objects are much bigger than the objects in, say, pure data or maximum SPA. And the idea is to have it's closer to, you know, devices in other software. So you don't have, for instance, something that just does a multiplication or something like that. You really have high-level components which do a lot of things and which are, I think, more usable by composers and musicians. And if you want to, on one hand, to get down to the... So let's make a new document. See if you want to get down to a more precise level, you can just drop pure data patch and you can actually edit pure data directly in score. And... So this one is a white noise patch, for instance. And at the other end of the spectrum, if you really like coding, then you can use, for instance, right now, Java script. So you can have some... some JS script which will, well, generate things. And if you are really motivated, but here I'm not sure it will work on that computer. Not confident. No, it didn't work. But you can use also C++ and at some point there were, since the last two months, I had three or four requests to introduce some scheme dialects. So I've been... It's been on my roadmap to have some level of... Yeah, having an embedded Lisp. But then I'm not a big Lisp person. I really like the language and I always think of the XKCD comic where you see this bliss of... people being in... God being in bliss about the universe being made of S expressions, but I'm more of an imperative and objective person, but I recognize we need for it and I think at some point there will be a way to also put Lisp in here, like you can put JS and you can put your data and it will be another language that you can use. So... Another question is if... can you use OSEA just, for example, for the video and then link it somehow to Ableton or Bitwig for the music performance? Absolutely. So for instance, if you want synchronization on Linux, and for now it's only on Linux, we support Jack Transport, so you can say, OK, that score will be, say, either client or master, but you want something to be the master in that case because you want to drive to have a single timeline for your whole system. Then there are a few things that allow, for instance, to... well, for instance, if you need to play back video, well, you just do it and also what a case we had recently was wanting to use score with Touch Designer and we support protocols for sending and receiving videos. For instance, for the Doom screen, I was doing it with ShumData, which is developed at SATA at Morial. There is also experimental NDA support to be able to send video of a network. Then in France, we've been working on a public, well, kind of publicly funded research project to allow, how to say, mainly thinking about making a network at Artworks and basically Artworks, where you have three peoples in three different cities because, well, COVID and all that led to the need for such things. As part of this, there is, of course, research on all that we need in terms of protocols for exchanging various kinds of media between software. At some point, it should be possible, relatively easily, to say, okay, I want to maybe generate one sound at one point in score and I have most of the sound being done in live or between and things like that. It's theoretically possible. I haven't done it much. But I mean, I know that there are people in this gallery page, here there are some stuff that use both score and live in the same performance, for instance, so it's not unheard of. There's another remark from the chat in the same direction, not quite a question, but he says that, yeah, integration is the answer. You've showed all those protocols that OCR supports and media alone has consumed many of these things. Yeah, well, media just has this small resolution problem, but at first, when the first version of the software it didn't even handle audio or video. First, it was only a controller for other software. But then at some point, we had a lot of people who were like, okay, but I just want to play a sound at five seconds. And I don't want to open, say, pure data and to make some player and then we added sound. And then people say the same thing with videos. We also added a video. And now for simple things, well, you can do already a lot in score. But if you have a super complex video or audio workflow in live between Touch Designer or whatever software you are using, then by all means use it because at first, the software is a controller for other software. It's original. Yes, okay.


Now the Archbishop of the Methodist Church, Nigeria, Kaduna Archdarsis, most reverent Joseph Nornin has called on political leaders, Nigerians, to join in rebuilding the country. The cleric stated this during the inauguration of the late president of Kaduna Darsis of the church. He noted that leadership is all about making sacrifice. We need to rebuild Nigeria and the only way we can rebuild it is for everybody to be involved by being sincere and by being committed. We must be willing to sacrifice in many areas in order for this country to sincerely grow. When one human being will have almost three or six trillion in his kitten from the national cake one human being. We want to be fair to ourselves. We must be able. When we discover a thing like this, where did we get this money? When we are talking about arising and building in our time, of course, is to help build Nigeria as a nation also. As the church is building, building the people, you build people in the way of the Lord. We are talking about even the peace of the society.  And then they build schools and other things which in turn benefit the society which is Nigeria as a whole. Also the newly elevated Leigh president of the Dawes has said leadership is about selflessness and dedicated service to God and humanity. Once you have been given an extra job or lifted to a position, it means extra work, extra work for God because here on earth we are to serve God and serve humanity. And while we are doing that, we should not forget the less privileged economy is not the best of thing that we have around. And a lot of our populations are suffering, especially the less privileged ones. We must seem to carry them alone, not only carry along physically, we must carry them along spiritually, physically, materially, because people are living below poverty line in this country now. It is necessary that we carry people along and make sure they are okay. And he has been called into this very office to serve. The message is simple. First of all pray for God's grace upon his life to enable him to carry the responsibility. It is to go forth. He was rendering services we know, but the higher responsibility has been given to him. He is to go further, to go further, to go further, to do greater, to do greater, to commit himself to the service that is given on to him. I think that is the message.


I told my staff that I wanted everyone there to hear directly from me, that they would have made themselves available if they had any information whatsoever. Take it, tell it to the FBI, to the Justice Department, the investigation which I had ordered of this entire incident, and I further said that this message will be conveyed to the rest of the administration, to the cabinet officers and others who weren't present there. I told Mr. Fielding, to the FBI, that everyone in our administration, including myself, is available for questioning because there's only one thing we must get to the truth. The answer to this. Why was it necessary to say that to them? They weren't given those orders last week, and it's every day last week. Why did you have to emphasize it in person this morning? Well, the view of all has been going on. I thought they should hear it directly from me. Do you regret saying that this was much to do about nothing with your first grant about it as a president? No. If when the investigation is over and the truth is known, it is necessary to correct that statement on correct. Would you fire any people if necessary, sir?


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Muayyad, the Federal High Court in Abuja, has struck out eight of the 15 counts against Unamdi Kanu. The 15 charges which bordered on terrorism were filed against Kanu by the Federal Government. The judge, however, acknowledged the counts one, two, three, four, five, 13 and 15 showed some allegations against him saying that the trial of the defendant would proceed on those counts. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


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In this video, I'm going to talk about three stages of content. So the first stage is when you make something for free, like you upload a video to YouTube or Facebook, or when you write an article, a blog post for your website, or if you just engage on social media, write something on social media, post some photos. The first stage I recommend, make it as casual and as effortless for you as possible. That way, you don't have any expectations of how that piece of content should perform, how many likes you should get, how many shares, how many comments. Because the more effort you put into something, the more expectation you have for how successful that thing should be. I see a lot of, I've coached hundreds of clients over the years, counseled thousands more audience members. And one of the common problems I see is that people have this inspirational idea, they have some kind of peak experience, or maybe they've studied some topic for a long time. And they think, oh, just because I love it, that must mean everybody else is going to find this amazing too. So they spend all this effort into either writing an epic blog post, or even they spend years writing a book. And then all this effort, they publish it, and then crickets. Very little response from the world, because they haven't tested their idea yet. So really, stage one is casual testing of content, okay? Just to see if the overall idea has legs, whether you're just in your own head, and you know, it's meaningful to you because of all the context of your own life experience, or is it actually meaningful to other people too, like have you communicated in a way that makes sense and resonates with a lot of other people. So that's stage one is casual, free content, okay? Stage two is if the content from stage one you've noticed does have above average response from your audience, or from other audiences that you've shared it with. If it has an above average response, then stage two is to repurpose that content with more thoughtfulness and then reshare it. So maybe you wrote a very casual and simple blog post or social media update, and people really loved it. Then stage two is to go back to that piece and edit it with more thoughtfulness, maybe even get the feedback of just a few close friends or colleagues about it, and just make it even better.  I'm just sharing some things. It's not a big deal.  I'm just walking my dog anyway and decided to take out my phone and say something that I'd just been thinking a little bit about. Now if it's a video then the second stage would be to re-record the video with more thoughtfulness, with a clear outline in your mind, maybe having certain transitions you have in mind for how you want to transition the ideas, and then re-sharing it. Now the second time you do it with more effort should do even better than the first time because the first time was very casual, it's unedited, but the second time you've put some more thoughtfulness into editing it and it should do better. It's more well-polished. Now if the second time does well, then the third stage you may want to take is then to put even more thoughtfulness and effort into making that piece even better and turning into a paid thing, whether that's a book you sell or whether that's a video series or an online course, etc. What I just see so many people do mistakenly is they just think that the first idea they have or some idea they have, the first stage they go right to the third stage instead of testing the ideas first and then repurposing and testing it one more time. You know, they go say, I've put all this effort, months of effort into creating this online course, now I'm going to sell it, and then it doesn't do well. Well, have you tested the ideas at least in stage one, if not stage two as well? So I hope that this is helpful. It is true that more polished content tends to do better for audiences, but the problem is that lots of polished content doesn't do well because they haven't tested the overall idea yet. So I hope this is helpful. Stage one, casual, free, do this as often as you can, even if it's a Facebook live video or make it as easy for you to do the first stage as possible. Social media is great for this, right? Just posting a text, social media update with some ideas you have, etc. Stage two, again repurposed and then shared again for free with a little bit more thoughtfulness. And then stage three is turning into something paid if you wish to do that. And I think if we all did that, we would all have a much easier time growing our audiences, growing and exploring our content and our ideas and have a better business and we'd all be able to learn from each other much more quickly because there's going to be more free content out there without feeling like you've got to be perfectionistic and the first free thing you put out as an email opt-in is amazing. No, no, test it, test it, test it first. So you might want to watch this video again to kind of relearn it, get some of the nuances. I'm always open to your questions and your comments. And until the next video, I'm George Cow wishing you a more, uh, a wiser content development method. Take care.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. Rippin' 22, Bowman Draft Baseball, Super Jumbo, Six Box, Full Case Break, number 21, Random Team Style. There's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website, under the Results tab, as well as the link in chat. So good luck here, everybody. We gotta get Inception sold out. We got Derek taking a spot in each. We're down to 16 to go, and number 41, and we are down to 13 to go, and 42. 16 left, so thank you guys. Just $50 a spot on that one. There's your link. Let's do some Super Jumbo. The two Inceptions are breaking next. Then we got a Full Case of Bowman's Best, as well. And then we've got, what was I gonna say after that, as well, we've got some WWE, Random Pack Style, and Random Box Style, with some football to go at the end of the night, as well. So again, no paper-based ships out of this. That's right, right? I'm pretty sure. Yeah, I can't imagine that it would be a paper-based ship out of this. I'd be pretty shocked. No paper-based. All right, so no paper-based ships, everything else, all your Fromes, all your Autos, all of your numbered stuff, numbered paper will as well. All your Chrome-based, again, you will get all of your Chrome-based. First, Dominic Keegan, Thomas Harrington, Kate Horton, Harold Lavera. Sky Blue Paper first, Jacob Miller, to 4.99 for the Marlins. Teal Lava, Elijah Green, that's not Teal. That's Yellow Lava to 75. First, Elijah Green, very nice. Congrats, Nationals. So we've got some sort of blue coming up here as well. Couple of firsts. It's gonna be a blue wave, and Joyce, Noice Joyce to 150, going to the Angels. Always like to start off with some sort of color on your Autos. Very nice, congrats on that there, Angels. I know, he's the one you played against, right? Never. The other guy, there's another Angel guy. Another Angel's guy. This guy, Jake, just plays against all the Angels. Big Angels guy, Jake. Trace Gonzalez, Dolton Rushing on your first paper, and there's really never gonna be anything on the back with the paper. It's always, any numbered paper will be on the front that I flip over, so we're just really not gonna go through any of the paper. Sammy Salami, double whammy. Oh boy, there you go. Thank you. Nate Furman, Verrera, Michael Hernandez, base, Brenna Cox, first auto for the Nets. Nice one there, Washington. Invicta Max Muncie, please. First, Christopher Passiola for the Cubbies. Paper base, see like your paper base will always be in that same spot right there, which is gonna be a sky blue of Anthony Volpe. Nice one there to 499. Good time to get that. Absolute legend, Anthony Volpe. He already is a legend. Don't even have to wait for him. Rookie of the Year, on lock. Cannon, Kumar Rocker, Brenna Cox. There's a first still in Delusia for the Guardians. There's really no reason to have that, even have that running anymore. Might as well just give it to Anthony. Might as well just wrap it up. Nice little bow on top. Say here you go, Anthony. There's your award. And the biased Yankees fan in it. Very. Ever since Aaron Judge got robbed. No, did he win Rookie of the Year? No, then who was it? Somebody got robbed when they should've won it. Was not Judge, was not Judge. Somebody, somebody got robbed. First, Drew Gilbert. Going to see the birthdays that Vaughn has for us. I know I saw a couple funny ones today. Funny sports birthdays. Jeremy Guthrie is celebrating a birthday today. Really? Yes he is. There's Joe Lamp to 50. Gold paper for the Guardians. Jeremy Guthrie. He needs a show card. Royal Legend. Oh yeah. Gavin Cross, nice. First true blue for the Royals. There you go, Royals to 150. Nice, Gavin Cross. First, Dylan Beavers, Borgoya. Gavin Cross first. And Refractor, Sonny Deschiara. So 499. Nice one there for the Angels. Victor Acosta. First Dylan, let's go. And paper, Kenya Huggins. Teal, paper 2199 for the Reds. There you go, Reds. Got a green coming up as well. Green Minidiamonds of Yeti Kappie, Yeti No Kappie. 299 for the Marlins, Grats Marlins. Balcazar, first Sonny Deschiara. And no auto, I guess. All right, well, I guess there's no auto in there. Interesting. Let me make sure I didn't miss that though. I think so. Interesting. I guess we missed an auto. I apologize on that one, everybody. I guess just flip through this maybe. Kenya Huggins. Some more inception spots coming in. Thank you, guys. Some more limited spots coming in. Bunch more inception spots. What are we down to now? Let's see. We're down to 13 to go, guys. 13 to go. 50th spot, breaks next. Thank you so much for getting that one knocked down. Again, very, very, very limited amount of group breaks. Group breaks, spots left tonight. Most stuff is sold out at this point. So I do appreciate that very much. That's awesome of y'all. Do some more Bowman draft. Super jumbo. Super jumbo. Not regular jumbo. It'd be super jumbo. Got Jake double checking through the last box just to make sure here again. Sorry about that, everybody. It might get made up for. I've seen that happen in cases before. We'll end up getting three in one and it'll even out hopefully. I have seen that happen. I've seen that happen a few times in this stuff. Maybe we'll just get like a big super fracter instead. Maybe like there you go. Upside down, Kate Horton. White Sparkle and White Spackle, I should say. Kenya Huggins. Barco, Marcy and Mackenzie. We got Teal Lava, Stephen Zoback to 199. Nice one there for the Royals. There you go, Alvin, congrats buddy. Yeah, Royals are a good pull in this. Giants are pretty solid too. Giants have a lot of volume. Plus you have Reggie Crawford who's pretty solid overall. But they've got a few guys for sure. Royals are good though. You're looking for Brooks Lee's. I would say, I don't mean Gavin Cross. Outside of holiday, probably the second biggest guy in this entire set. He's a beast.  It's wild. Bill and Ray. Leo, I don't think Bobby Woods in this Alvin. It'll be Gavin Cross will be the big, he'll be the big pull for this set. He's a prospect. He's like, I wanna say he's like top 30-ish around there. Very, very good prospect. There's a green Jay Allen to 99 for the Reds. Base, Douglas Hodo the third. Nice one there, Douglas Hodo the third. Yeah, he's a tough pull out of this though. I think I've pulled less Gavin Crosses than I've pulled holidays, which is nuts.  Except his Stickerados, he's not. But I believe his on-card stuff, he is a redemption. Same with Brooks Lee, same with Tamar Johnson. All Redemptions. Fingers crossed for sure Alvin, that'd be a great hit. Big time hit for sure. Spencer Jones, yeah, I like Spencer Jones. He is, he's pretty highly ranked I would say in the Yankee system. He's like in the top five, I wanna say Spencer Jones. If I'm not mistaken, I could be wrong on that. I could be thinking of somebody else. But I do believe he is a very solid prospect for sure. Looks like he got a white speckle order to 71 coming up here. Yisan Morabelle to 150 Blue Paper for the Rangers. True Blue Ignacio Alvarez to 150, first for the Braves. First of Cutter Coffee. Milbrand first, Logan Tanner. And Gabler and Coneys, 59 out of 71, white speckle auto for the Phillies. That's on that, Phil's.   There's a couple other guys too, like I have a couple prospects in Bowman's Wrap. Like this right here, I really like, I really like Ivan Melendez on the D-Backs. He is a stud, dude. Hits missiles. Six foot seven, that's nuts, dude. Melton, Fabian. John Kenzinoel, first over there. Down to 12 to go, everybody, thanks again. 12 to go. Yeah, just 50 bucks a spot if you'd like to join. Lot of autos that come out of it. So 16 autos, potentially more, sometimes 17, 18. Purple paper, Sean McClain first for the Dodgers. 12%, wow, great, that's insane. Kevin Perrata, Hughes, Simon Juan, and Drew Gilbert. Nice one there to 4.99 for the Astros. He's my super, I pulled out of this. What's Drew Gilbert, that was a big one. Nice one there, Astros. What's up? Dude, they've been rough. Donny's been like going to war with the top when it goes over there the past few days. He's really been having a tough time. Yeah, they've been just snapping all over the place, dude. A's, Rays, Jays. Rays do, Rays have somebody like one or two guys in this. I feel like Orco, Melton, McKenzie, bunch of first refractors there. A's have Henry Bull, I don't think he has autos, but colored parallels of Henry Bull is really solid. They've got a few, A's have a few sneaky guys. There's Tamar Johnson, Sky Blue Paper to 4.99 for the Pirates on the first, nice one there. Buck O's, Walter Ford, nice one there, first refractor. Austin Hendrick, Cole Phillips, Parker Messick. Green, Joe Lamp, 24 out of 99 for the Guardians. Congrats on that. Cleveland, nice green auto, a lot of nice color coming out of this so far.  Like I'm pretty sure Holiday isn't projected to be in the MLB until like legitimately like 2026, which is nuts. Like Jim, two came in, I believe we're down to 11. No, 10 to go, 10 to go everybody on the next one. Thank you, thank you, thank you. 10 to go, no, not 109, 10 to go. 109 would be kind of insane. Random base card. Yeah, right, random base card style. Right, a paper base style. That's not infuriating, that would be. Having to type in every single paper base dude. That would be tough, that would be tough. Box three, good luck here everybody. Yeah, we'll be a little bit behind going into inception. I know we will for sure catch up when we get to basketball, to basketball. I know we'll catch up on contenders and we should be good to go unlimited. Everything for the most part sold out till the end of the night as well. So thank you guys for there. We'll be good at two, go. Come on, see? Right, yeah, oh my God. That'd be probably multiple days for 109. That'd be like when we do like the big bowman, like the 20 casers of bowman or something. Were you there? Like were you here sorting and shipping for like the 20 casers of bowman? How long did that take? A couple days? To sort it, it probably took. Purple Landon Sims to 250? Okay. Pinsar Crawford and Chase Jung. Nice one there for the Tigers. Grats on that Detroit. Rob T, there you go, Rob. We had everyone working on it. I was gonna say, yeah, it's probably because that was probably the only break that day, so. Very interesting, very interesting. What? How we did it. How? So like we had like trades set up all over the shop and we had to like go like. Find it. That's pretty cool actually, though. So scavenger hunt. First of Sean McLean, first of Michael Kennedy, of course Milbrant and Trace Weenie base. Green, Willie Vasquez, future Jake Shirt Jersey for the raise to 99 on the green paper. Paper. Purple, Erod, Manuel Rodriguez to 250. Joe Lamp, Ryan Ritter, Zekel Tovar, Samuel Zavala and a Jared McKenzie base first. Going to the Nationals. That's when their Washington base. There. And guys, just 10 to go now on inception, breaking after this. Thank you again for that. Do appreciate it very much. Sort of, Robby Snelling. You know, I didn't realize he made their debut with Oscar Coloss. Yeah. I didn't realize he was on the opening day. He's been good apparently, what everybody's been saying. Like good for Oscar. Good for Oscar. Upside down, Dustin Harris on the white speckle for the Rangers. Reindeer and cone. Those are Noah Schultz first. Get real huge. And Sal Stewart to 199, Teal Lava Otto. First for the Reds. Congrats, Sinti. Nightmare right now. You can't even like squeeze him. I know. Or else they just snap.  Confirm not a top loader guy over there, Jared. Not at this point. No, right now. Top loader guy. First, Chandler Simpson. Ignacio Alvarez. Nazir Mule to 499. Sky blue paper for the Coveys. Nice one there. Cubs. True blue Oscar Coloss. Literally speaking of, that's weird to 150. Congrats, White Sauce. Look at him do it just. I guess so. Elijah Green. First up, Chase Mildrop. And a Zach Nido. Nido, Nido. Going to the Angels. Nice one there. Grats on that. You might just microfibering that one a little bit. We'll microfiber that for you, Angels. Little Dusty on there. Nice Nido. That is a Nido, Nido. Pretty amped 23 Bowman coming out soon. I think end of the month, right? I think so, yeah.  It's always a good, obviously good to have some Bowman stuff, Bowman stuff out. We're down to seven to go, guys. Seven to go on Inception, breaking next. $50 a spot gets you a chance at 16 autos. 16 autos in Bolt, Landon Sims first. Eric Brown first. Is it Cubs Prospects? Being a top hunt, really? Wow, that's kind of wild. I know, it's a Diamondback in a cub or like some of the top hunts in there. Cutter coffee to 250. Then you have all, once Bowman Chrome comes out, you have all your international signing guys, which will be fun. Job, Ramos, first up Pete Hansen. We got a gold. We got a gold of Henry William. 17 of 50, gorgeous sig on that, by the way. Thank you, Henry, on that one, that is awesome. Very nice, congrats on that San Diego. I'm a position player. Oh, God, they're already, oh, I guess they are phoned in already. It's 11-nothing. Good God. It's a nice as well. What's up? It's a nice as well. Yeah, there. Thanks to 59 miles an hour. It's wrong. 60. Is that future Jake Schertjerzy, but all Bruhan?  I do know that. That is factual information right there. Factual information. Casabit, Shurio, Bryce Hubbard. That's a, oh, red. Got a red, got a Rojo. Rojo. It doesn't look like an auto though. Cooling, freezing alarm to 499 for the Rockies. Warming, Bernabelle.  This is the first. It is not. It is a Yankee though. Trey Sweeney, very nice. That is four of five for the Yankees. Trey Sweeney, congrats on that. Pintar, Kennedy, Alex Freeland to 499. Refractor first on it. Barats on that, the Dwyer's left on inception. Six to go, on inception everybody. Six spots left. Thank you again for getting that filled up. Almost there, it's gonna be a fun one. Inception's always pretty cool, love the on-card autos. First time seeing some of them on non-Bohman Fert, like non-Bohman cards as well. It's our Prito, Vasquez, Walter Ford, teal up paper to 199. Oh, then I have to take a picture, I gotta, might need to take a picture of that Supreme Leader Snoke by the way. I think I forgot. Milbrant, Bolt, Fabian, Alex McFarlane, Blue Wave, Sterling Thompson to 150. Nice one there for the Rockies. A nice color coming out of this so far. Congrats Rockies. Blue Wave, first auto, Sterling Thompson. I know who did that kid have that we played today in the show, who did he start with? We used Garcia. We smoked that guy. That guy stinks. That guy really, I mean. User error too, don't get me wrong. Yeah, yeah. Don't blame that all on Luis Garcia. A lot of it's gone. Is he at Rey? No, he's a national. Astro. He's an Astro. Oh, that's Rey. There's two different ones. It's two different Luis Garcia's. Where's the other one? National. Oh, okay. One's a second baseman. Jake and I played a co-op on the show today. Ryan Cermak to 99. This guy is a very stinky, I'm just kidding. Hey. He gave us the lead. We smoked him. We was 6-1, we ended up beating him. I did give up a homerun though. Nate Savito, better show of blood. I did a hang one. Hang a curveball. There's Walter Ford. Nice one there for the Mariners. That's a little damaged unfortunately. We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the Mariners. Nice, Walter Ford first though. Oh, we were 100% bullying kids in the show. Oh, they were crying then. We should have just turned on the game chat and been like uninstall, uninstall, uninstall. Get good, get good. Get good, get good, kid. Get good, kid. But we didn't, so the way that... So my Diamond Dynasty team stinks right now because I just started. So I have all like bronzes and silvers and like a couple of golds and then the one free diamond you get in the beginning of the game. And the way it works with, like you take some players, a couple of firsts. You take some players from each team and then you both pick a pitcher and it randomizes which pitcher you get. So we either had, who is your pitcher we had? Was yours? I should know who Yamamoto. Yamamoto who is like what, 93 overall? 97. 97 and then I had a bronze Hermon Marquez who was 73 overall. We were like, please God, let us get Yamamoto. Thank God we did. We might have gotten smoked if we didn't have Yamamoto. No, that guy's... Joe Lam to 199. I know we had a Hermon Marquez clinic out there. Got a purple coming up of Kate Dowdy. Going to the Blue Jays, 250. Nice one there, Blue Jays. There you go, Anthony. Blue Jays have a decent amount of volume in this as well. Last pack of box four guys. Again, we'll be a little behind going into inception but those are relatively easy breaks, which is good. And everything else is sold out. All our WWE is, a lot of our football is. Basketball is all sold out. So thank you guys again. Walter Ford first. Cox, Parker Messick, Hermon Marquez. I should have put Shane Baz in there. I have 71 overall, Shane Baz. I mean, that would have been better than the Mon Marquez. Eric Hernandez to 499. That is my fantasy team legend, Hermon Marquez. That is future Yankee, Hermon Marquez. Purple, Colton Couser for the Oaks to 250. Guzman, Dylan Reifers. Kepner and base auto, Silas Ardoin for the Orioles. Nice one again, Baltimore. Picking up a couple of autos now. Two boxes to go here, everybody. Like I said, it'll probably be about five, between five and 10 minutes behind. Going into the next one, but should catch up as the night progresses. See what we're looking at. Not a four to go, an inception, everybody. Four to go. It's got it filled up. Thanks again. We are almost there. Four left on that one. Four left. You should like, pick a random, like, starter. Just like, randomize it from each of our teams. You sure that's a road you want to go down? I don't know, dude. That's a little scary. Throwing absolute meatballs down the middle of the plate, just losing 10-1 in the first inning. Good God, did you imagine? Okay, I have the diamond cinder guard now, so at least we're covered on starters. That will never run into the great Hermon Marquez debacle ever again. Like, I didn't know that's what happened. And I'm like, I'm like, oh God, we better get more guys. You didn't know that's what happened, man. I didn't know that's what that meant. Did you have a better starter than that? No, that was my best starter. That's the scary part. There's Mood Ring, Jackson Holiday, nice one there in the short print. Oh, and Murphy, Ben Joyce, Jonathan Cannon, Ryan Ritter, and Blue. Troy Mellon to 150 for the Tigers. True blue. Hey, what's up, Donald? How you doing, buddy? Good to see a happy Easter to you as well. You got any plans for tomorrow? Oh, you're working, right? Yeah. I'm going to go to the Narrington first, chase my draw first. Another one. No, you're Donnie De Los Santos to 150 for the Pirates. Y'all a lot of Willy Vazquez feature Jake's shirt jersey for the Rays to 75, Zach Neato, Eric Brown. There's a Hunter Patterson for the Royals on the first. They saw it. I got a great shirt jersey that's actually at my house right now, but I don't have a male luxury yet. It's a great shirt jersey. Oh, boy. Better than Cadillac Williams?  Like would have probably been a Hall of Famer if he didn't injure himself and didn't get into an altercation that suspended him for a very long time. Drew Gilbert, Green Mini Diamonds to 99. Trying to make another good hit. Nickname is Hibachi, Adam Mazzur, Louisa Mezzo. Refractor, first thought out of 499, Jared McKenzie. The Nats. He said a Rhimes or is Hibachi? It is Hibachi. That's his thing. He's got a couple, that's one of his nicknames. Rays 8-0. Yeah, we were watching it. Rays 8-0. Yeah. They're on pace for 162-0. Is it who's on? Nicknab. Who? Blue Sanity. No, that's a good one, though. That'd be cool. Dude, we had so many people in my school Rockinland Sanity jerseys in like seventh grade, because he was like the coolest thing ever. Christopher Pasiola to 499, sky blue paper. Got into one of the most notable altercations with a teammate of all time. MJ Melendez, or Ivan Melendez, excuse me, to 250. Hey, man, the teammate got suspended. Jordan Sprinkle, nice one there. First auto for the White Sox. It's still nothing, really. No. Played on the magic for a very short period of time when he came back. Very short, not very notable on the magic. I, yeah. Gilbert Arenas, dude. Oh. Got Gilbert Arenas, oh yeah. I got a Gilbert Arenas shirt jersey coming my way. That's pretty cool. I love it, dude. He's so funny, dude, on Instagram. He's like beefing with Kwame Brown about something. I don't know, but he keeps like posting, like just like paragraphs, just going in on Kwame Brown. You remember Kwame? Yeah. Jonathan Mejia, two, two, 50. What's up? Draft by the Winners. Yup. One of the worst basketball players of all time. Jason Churio, two, one, 99. Do Alvarez first, and base. These over again. All right, last box of Super Jumbo. Good luck, everybody. Couple more spots coming in for Inception. We're down to three guys, three to go. Breaks next, three to go. Breaking next is a half case of Bowman Inception. Make that two to go. Thank you, Jesse. We're down to two to go, everybody. Two spots left in Inception. 50 bucks a spot, we want some. Getting shot at 16 on card slash patch auto, which are sticker autographs of big time prospects. Some of these guys is debuts in non-Bowman Chrome products. It's like a Vakero, Roger Carias, a few other guys as well as it's been come out before Bowman's Best, so. Runner Cox to 499, or 199, excuse me, on the teal paper. Dylan Beavers to 250. Why do they call it over to Rita Sabachi?  Why? Every time he took a three. JR Richie first, the 499, nice one there. You just yell Hibachi. What? I don't know. I read that somewhere, I don't know if that's true, but I remember seeing that, somebody was like, why do they call him Hibachi? Why is that his nickname? And someone was like, when he used to shoot threes, he'd just yell that out. That's kind of cool, but hey. It never works for me. I guess, honestly, I really do guess. Like, Bittison, control it over there. Keep it in check. Reggie first. Tyler Stewart for the Mets first. Bass auto. Dylan, let's go. Palmquist first. Jack Brannigan to 499. Anthony Volpe, nice one there on the white speckle. Trevor Martin, another future Jake Schur jersey. Tyler Locklear, first auto. That's one there for the Mariners. Future Jake Schur jersey. Oh, that was like the Yankees. Way too early. Oh, LaTrel Spreewell. Said the other when he choked his coach out. Dude, Spree was another guy, was insane. Henry Williams, dude, Spree, have you ever heard the video, like the Timberwolves offered LaTrel Spreewell like a three year, 16 million contract extension and he said no, because he had a family to feed. And everyone was just reading that. I'm like, what, does that make any sense? That is Adele Amador to 99. I'm saying like trying to say he's underpaid. Ah, I guess. Like he needed more. I don't know how Martina is. Nice, Ivan Melendez, first base auto. Congrats on that, D-becks. Big fan of his. Sold out on the first inception. Thank you guys. And two to go on the second one. Thank you so much. You have to be able to go right into that after this break is over. Appreciate y'all. Coconut Thai chili shrimp. Oh man, dude. Oh, and nachos. Rory, you're speaking my language, dude. Dude, I am starving. That sounds insane, man. Great idea to speak about this. That sounds absolutely insane.  It's gonna be a bad day to be a plate of nachos right now. I'd say that's probably my favorite food. Nachos. Yeah, I'd say if I can only eat one thing for the rest of my life, I think I'd go nachos. There's so many ways you could do it. So many other things you could put on them. There's different cheeses you could put on it too. There's a lot of versatility with nachos. Jet the Met. There's Eddie's Leonard, the 250 on the purple paper. And coconut Thai chili shrimp aren't anything to scoff at either. That sounds pretty good as well. Don't wanna downplay that. It's jalapeno in it. Smart, smart, smart. Zikil Tovar, 250. First, I've chased the water in a purple. Sunny Deshiara, 250. You remember that, Donald? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Two posts. Still a quick recap here, everybody. See, that's what I'm saying, dude. Nachos sound good, man. Nachos sound good. Spree, I mean, I was gonna say Donald remembers that. Donald, one of our resident Minnesota guys remembers when Spree turned that contract down. All right, let's do a arigat. We had a red, Trey Sweeney. Ivan Melendez, Tyler Locklear, Tyler Stewart, Jordan Sprinkle, Hunter Patterson, Silas Ardoin, Walter Ford, Zack Nito, Jared McKenzie, Jayce Jung, Douglas Hodo, Dylan Delusia, Brenner Cox, Alex Freeland, Jair Ritchie, Drew Gilbert, Sunny Deshiara, Jared McKenzie. Purple, 250 at Sunny Deshiara, Kaye Dowdy, to 199, Stephen Zobax, Al Stewart, to 150, Ben Joyce, Thirland Thompson, Troy Melton, to 99, Joe Lamp, to 71, Gabriel Rincones, and to 50, Henry Williams. That will do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we got Inception.


Mani mini mini klubumiaan, mihini mini mini mafwarayea. Nakita mafwara, géungu alu afectu na mimi, hii mimi mini mini, m definingi kufaafi udi, nakaidi kufuwa kiku realizouwa imadi matafali, mivu aniyajika, mafwari, wa mfwari, mini mimi mafwara, ja ipti mafwari, mebani mivu mini. comu ono wa alamez, sewafu kwa ipuakamaa hefisa mazelu ya mweinez, kwa bamezemu hikati wa mwenjiaweza ya mweinez mazao nga uwiyangi ...wa mwenjuwa yuwa ngahやって b nurse na mwenjiaweza na mwenjuwa If you look at some tabloids today, the entire addition is flooded with mayor speculations of corruption, coating one frustrated and beta UPND kada Brebenachangala, who has gone to an extent of putting up word claims that President Longu is corrupt and that state house has become crime scene. These machinations are extremely unacceptable and we want the public to be worried of this debt campaigns against their beloved President Edgar Chagualung. The haters of the fief are aware of the fact that President Longu has called milestones in terms of delivering the promised image of massive development across the country and now they have no issues to debate on apart from making word claims. For the record, President Longu has said time and again that he hates corruption, any sort of debt deals and all related devices.