Creatives are those who express themselves a little differently from others. They usually have artistic talents and dispositions. Figuring out who is creative or not may, however, not be so easy. This is because creativity is vast and goes beyond the arts. According to exquisite minds, however, teachers may have a more difficult time appreciating the creative thinker unless that child demonstrates their creativity through the arts. In today's video, I'm going to share with you 18 surprising traits of highly creative people to help you identify creative people around you. If you're new here, consider subscribing to this channel for more awesome videos, such as this one. 1. The fine time to be themselves People who are highly creative find time to be themselves. Creativity flows best in solitude. It is why writers travel to the countryside to write and musicians spend time in the studio. People who work in more corporate settings usually take a long walk or pace in the corridor to clear their heads. 2. Works alone Extremely creative people usually work alone. They prefer to spend time alone than with other people. They can recollect their thoughts better this way. They sometimes see people talking and yelling as distractions. Have you ever seen a man reading a book while at a large party? He's likely creative. 3. Discipline Creative people are playful but disciplined. They usually know what it takes to do a job good in each situation and will commit to doing it until the work is completed. They are the most likely in a team to stay up working on a project to see it successfully completed. They may take breaks in between, but they stay on it until it is done. Discipline is not something that comes easily to people. Most creatives know it is a necessity. 4. Great memory A creative may recall a name for years without even trying. They recall the names of the authors of books they have read and sometimes the plot of novels they read as children. Creatives need to remember because their creativity comes from reflecting on a wide range of things. The more they can remember and retain the wider their creative perspective. An artist, for example, can recall every single painting he has made even if they are over a thousand. The reason is simple because they felt something each time they painted a different one. The feeling is never the same as another one. Just as an author cannot forget what he has written, an artist would not likely forget the sound of his own voice. 5. Curiosity for knowledge Curiosity is a problem for some people. The more you try to understand, the fewer friends you will make. Curiosity brings out the truth and the truth is historically unpleasant. People know that their actions have consequences. They just don't want to be reminded. Creatives tell them anyways. A creative can travel to understand a concept and can visibly be moved from a profound aesthetic experience. 6. Analytical thinking Creatives are usually analytical. They don't just see things the way others see them. They question everything and usually have a theory for their beliefs. They are deep thinkers. 7. Original ideas and expressions Creative people usually come up with original ideas of their own. In a class, they will be the ones unlikely to accept a principle just because the teacher says so. They strive to understand and not just know things. This makes them far more knowledgeable than they appear. They read much more than what your colleagues read in a quest to understand and they often come up with new ideas and positions. 8. Emotionally stable They do not break down easily. Most creatives have their emotions in check. They don't boss out in anger or react to situations as frequently as people who are not creative. As a matter of fact, they can harness their challenges into creative energy to work with. According to Indian Parentan, one of the most signs of creativity in a child is his or her mental stability. Because of their depths of focus and self-discipline, they tend to be emotionally strong all the more. The more creative a person is, the more likely they are to be emotionally stable. 9. Quick learning Creative people learn really fast. They internalize information differently and often come up with different results. A creative child is usually above average. He or she, however, does not need to have a very high IQ. In fact, research has shown that people with extremely high IQ did not necessarily always show a high level of creativity. They invent ways of reading faster and internalizing faster. They also invent ways of recalling faster. This makes your learning a whole lot faster than that of your peers. Because they learn fast, they have the time to do things that they love. For some, it's reading. For others, it's listening to great music. 10. Ability to focus Creative people can focus on a theme for a long time. Imagine an inventory working on a prototype for 12 years nonstop. The sheer greed that is required for that type of endeavor is beyond average people. A creative person usually has a goal in mind. As long as they can see it clearly, they will keep going, no matter how long it takes. If you want to be creative, find a problem and get cracking. The more time you spend on it, the more creative you will become. Creativity is about applying oneself towards a positive endeavor. 11. Ability to brainstorm While trying to solve problems, creatives may undertake brainstorming activities. Brainstorming involves thinking about a problem creatively to provide solutions. Just like in focus, if you want to be creative, you can participate in brainstorming activities. The more time you spend brainstorming, the more creative you are going to be. You will learn new approaches to looking at problems. You will learn how to outline problems and how to analyze possible solutions. It can actually be fun. Try it out on something you love and see what happens. 12. Load tolerance for boredom Most creatives are boredom. It is easily the most interesting thing they experience. A creative person wants to have some action. Action in this sense can mean brain stimulation of some sort, either through reading, having an intellectual conversation or reading a book. Creatives don't like being in a place for a long time if nothing is going on. Have you ever felt like you're wasting your life when you come for a program and you have to wait three hours and your phone is flat and there is no one interesting to talk to? Well, if you have, you are likely to be a creative. 13. Daydream According to very well mind, creative people like to daydream and imagine the possibilities and wonders of the world. They can immense themselves in imaginations and fantasy yet remain grounded in reality. Creative daydream is a whole lot. It is one of the things they commonly do. They can imagine people using their invention or reading a book they have written clearly as though it were true. This type of visualization is what helps them remain focused on their goals even when they meet a lot of resistance. Do you daydream a lot? 14. Rebellious Creatives don't always agree with a status quo. They disagree in class and advance arguments against established theories and principles. It is what makes them creative. Their ability to process and understand concepts and then advance newer and better ones is one of their signature traits. This doesn't apply to just class. They question popular conventions and refuse to conform to social standards. Instead of accepting a concept, they are more likely to question it. This comes across to others as rebellious and will often create a lot of enemies. If you are creative, try keeping your opinion to yourself. Nevertheless, an observable publicly questioning some religious beliefs might get you killed. 15. They are passionate but objective about their own work. Being objective about things, even their own work is more of the key traits of highly creative people. They are thorough in their approach to learning. They criticize things a lot but also make room for new ideas. If you propose something rational, a creative person will likely agree with you even if he doesn't like the idea. As long as he can't fault the logic, he will agree. They are very passionate about their work. A creative person may note the works of all classic painters and even tell their works apart. 16. They are open to new experiences. Creative people are always open to new learning, ideas and concepts. Their curious and new knowledge helps them satisfy their curiosity. If you want to write or create something that a creative will enjoy, you need to ask yourself several questions. Is it unique? Is it mentally stimulated? Does it have a static quality? Does it have any symbolism? If all your answer is in the affirmative, you may have created something that will get and keep the attention of most creative people irrespective of their discipline. 17. They take risks. Creative people take a lot of risks. They can risk not succeeding in trying their hands at something new. Most people will not. Other people take risks too. But creatives do this all the time. They are more confident in themselves and work very hard on the things they love, whether or not anyone appreciates it. 18. Have a sense of humor. Humor is something very important for everyone. People with a great sense of humor make more friends than people who don't. Fortunately, creatives usually have a great sense of humor. They are humor. However, it's sometimes not popular. What they might find funny may not be funny to a lot of people.


So, I have this friend who's a building architect and I go out, you know, to have a beer with him now and again and we talk about the lines of business that we're in and the parallels between them. The purpose of this talk is to tell you a little bit about what he and I discussed and try to bump you into a new way of thinking because conferences are great for sort of getting you out of your standard head space and think about novel issues. So, can I have the clicker, by the way? Is this this one? Okay. So, both fields involve a lot of engineering paired with a lot of aesthetics and in both fields tastes change over time and the technology tends to change out from underneath you. Architects get new building materials and methods and we get new frameworks, technologies and infrastructure. So it's not really surprising that if you have constant change, a lot of different camps arise and it's not that anybody is really right or wrong, it's more that they have different problem approaches and they have different advantages and disadvantages. So, what do you pick? The question that I was asking him was how do you ensure that the form of the solution follows its function? And he actually surprised me and he said that it really shouldn't. This notion of form follows function, it's actually really bogus. In fact, form should follow purpose. You see, the normal approach that we use is that we build a system by breaking it down into a number of functions and then we connect those functions up. In the architectural sense, think of a school and you think about classrooms and hallways and so the purpose, the function of the building is to break it up into a number of classrooms and then to shuttle people back and forth between those classrooms. But really the purpose of a school is just education and this idea of classrooms and hallways between them is only one way to accomplish that purpose but certainly not the only one. So we're trying to get to this thing where form follows purpose. Now we're great at central planning and personally I've seen a whole lot of top-down enterprise architecture work being in government. And central planning is great in theory but in practice it's very ugly and it's difficult to keep clean and pure. Often it's not even used in the first place. The other interesting thing about central planning is that it introduces an artificial separation of functions which is then inefficient because it then buys you the problem of getting people and data back and forth between the functions. So how do you get it right? A couple of key principles to think about. The first is to try to keep things human-centric and not tech-centric. And I think Apple provides a good example of this in the tech field. They hide complexity and they make it simple. The second is to try to design for open spaces with a lot of common reference points. You don't try to design for separate functions with passageways in between them. You know this conference room that we're in right now is just one gigantic space that they have the ability to subdivide as they see fit. And so it's this fluid space that can be used for a lot of different purposes. The web is like this too. It looks like a lot of individual compartments but really it's a big open space with links that allow you to jump around from here to there. So this is one of my favorite pictures. It's an architectural picture of reality. And as we all know, reality is a mess. When things get complicated, the problem, the solution gets messy. And basically when the going gets complicated, the smart start to specialize in the architecture world, they actually now, there's this idea of a design architect and a project architect and they do very different things. You know, similarly for us in IT, there ought to be a difference between doing the architecture work of figuring out what the system does and doing the architecture work of figuring out how it ought to do those things. We need really strong reductionist thinkers to figure out how we're going to implement it, but you need a creative and expansive thinker to help you work through issues like, how do you design for open and repurposeable data? Finally, last thought is that we need a lot of viewpoint diversity when we do IT work. In some ways, talking about the need for diversity is a cliche, but it's really important in architecture work. There's a type of person out there that thinks very clearly and very deeply and immediately jumps to a great technical insight. And then there's the kind of person who knows how to think around corners and think over walls. And whether you're building something new or revamping something that already exists, you're going to need both. So just finally, give a little bit of thought to these principles. They're not really meant to be solutions for you. They're more meant to be riddles. It's in the figuring out how this applies to you and the specifics of your situation that it might help you gain some insight into what you ought to do next. Thanks. Terrific.


How's it going lads and ladies? It is Petrifying Pumpkins here and I want to talk about this article over here that you've probably seen by now or at least heard talked about by now. This article is from IGN by the author Taylor Lyles and it goes into detail on like a review of the PSVR2 after its first year anniversary like a lot of us have kind of been doing lately in the PSVR2 space. This one is certainly negative. You can tell just by reading the title and there's been a lot of backlash from PSVR2 YouTubers and you know social media account users or whatever you want to call the people you follow who do PSVR2 content. Basically, a lot of them disagreeing with us, dismissing us as unfair criticism from IGN and you know mainstream media in general as we've kind of been seen for a long time when it comes to virtual reality headsets and what I wanted to do was go over us. As you can see with certain highlighted colors here, I want to see what they got wrong, what they got right, try and be more even handed about it because I don't think it's something that should be dismissed entirely like some people seem to think. Well, I do think there is blatant misinformation or just like you know uneducated facts thrown out here or opinions. They definitely do have some things right. So the stuff that I think is wrong, I've highlighted in red, the stuff that I think they got right. So I highlighted this in green and as you'll see if we scroll down the whole thing you get a gist of this. I think the green outweighs the red, you know, certainly more green as we scroll down further and further and I'm not going to read the whole thing but I will go over the parts of highlights and explain why I think it's right. But I will ignore the first one here because I'll get back to that laser if I can remember us which I probably won't fast forward to just over a year after its release and the PSVR2 has not achieved its total potential. Between its lack of first-party exclusives, now I've highlighted that red because that's simply not true. Day one was three first-party exclusives and then firewall ultra came out just a few months later. So that's four first-party exclusives in just the first year. Consoles don't do that good. PlayStation 4 did not launch with four first-party title. Well, maybe in the entire year did but you know it was considered this is considered kind of standard. Maybe it's not amazing but for us who were being on PSVR1 and we went to this, you know to have Gran Turismo 7, they want to have Resident Evil, well I'm sorry that's third-party. To have you know Horizon Call of the Mountain was really, really impressive and you know it was very promising as well. But she doesn't stop there. Steep price, that's true. 600 euro is steep. In a world where people are looking at quests which is the dominant headsets and they see the price at that's us and it's a standalone, it doesn't need a PS5, you know obviously you can't argue that the price is steep. Lack of backward compatibility, that's true. I mean it's not a positive. And retail delays, that's another truth. You know this thing wasn't even available to buy in any retailer. You couldn't just walk in, you had to order directly from Sony themselves at least in the major markets. That wasn't the case for me here in Ireland but in America that's what you had to do. Canada etc. So let me scroll down a bit more and I think they get a lot wrong here. So yet as I pointed out before it's released last year, one of the major measures of success for the PS4 II is a strong showing of exclusive content and that part has generally failed to materialize in the year since release. Absolutely false. Absolutely false. I basically covered it already in the um this part up here but yeah the first year for PS4 II has been amazing. Maybe it's exceeded my wildest dreams to a degree for year one. For year one. Then we go down a little bit further. So take the PS4 II's launch lineup which featured over 40 games. It's an impressive number but upon closer inspection only three of those games were true PS4 II exclusives and only one of those games Horizon Call of the Mountain went beyond an optional viewer mode. This is where I take issue that only three of these games were true PS4 II exclusives. Why is that a bad thing? Why is it a bad thing to only have three PS4 II exclusives among 40 games? Shouldn't the main selling point be that there is 40 games?  I mean you don't do this for console. You don't be like oh Call of Juicy is on PS5 but it's also on Xbox. So that's a bad thing. And then this other part down here at the very end which is that this is something I find it hard to get my head around as well. Basically diminishing hybrid games like Resident Evil's by saying they're only optional viewer modes. When many of us know that these hybrid games are far superior like for example Resident Evil Ace is just way better than Horizon Call of the Mountain. And Horizon Call of the Mountain is good. Really good maybe.  Best in class. So this is not a valid criticism. And it's not even subjective. It's no sorry. Yes it's not even subjective. It's objective. That's not a bad thing that is optional. Shouldn't be highlighted like that. Like a little dig. By comparison Mesa has dominates it. Yes it has. That's just the facts. Because it has desirable exclusives like Resident Evil 4 viewer. Now that's ridiculous.  You're telling me this is bad. Having Resident Evil Ace and Resident Evil 4 remake as optional viewer modes no good. That's a bad thing. But over here having the original version of Resident Evil 4 the 2005 and the graphics look like they're from 2005. Having that version on Quest is why it's dominant. They don't add up to me. You kind of try to justify this by saying that it was built ground up. But I mean what's the difference really if you look at the two games side by side. Both of them have the 2D cutscenes. Both of them have motion controls added in. Like you're acting as if nothing was no work was done when it comes to optional viewer modes. But there is considerable work done that Sony themselves funded. Which should be taken into account. And listen I don't. It's one thing to have this opinion up here. If that's what you believe that fine. That's what you believe. But then to do this down here. Then it feels like there's an agenda. You know. Because this is a complete contradiction. This is a game by the way. Up here. Resident Evil 4. Let's pretend this is talking about Resident Evil 4 remake for PS4 or two. That's a free update. Anyone who owned Resident Evil 4 remake got that for free. Down here. You have a game from 2005 where they charged you again to buy it. Anyway elsewhere third-party support for PS4 or two has mostly been okay. Games like Super Massive, The Dark Picture, Switchback and the now defunct first contacts Firewall Ultra were met with lukewarm receptions. That's true. They were. Particularly Firewall Ultra has been complete. Like really divisive with people. And Switchback while it's in a much better state right now. It did launch in a state that some people would say is you know not acceptable. She then mentions you know that C-Smash was one of the best exclusives. Though the latter will become a multi-platform release this April. The reason I got that highlight sort of read. Not because it's wrong. That is going to become a multi-platform. But because it's not a bad thing. You know Baldur's Gate launched on PS5 and then it came out to Xbox a couple of months later. Stalker is going to come on Xbox. But then it's going to come on PS5 at a certain time after that. But you're not going to put that against Xbox. You're going to have that as a positive. That's a pro for Xbox that they have a timed exclusive. But here it's a negative for the PS4 or two to have timed exclusives. Despite housing the PS4 or two is AAA viewer platform. Sony doesn't seem interested in having its first party studios work on viewer games. So yellow. You're wondering why is this in yellow. It's because it's apparently true. So obviously she's ignoring the year one first party titles, which is why that part is wrong. However, if you're looking at it from a today perspective and looking toward tomorrow, then this is right because we don't see Sony with any kind of indication that they're working on a first party PS4 or two stuff. We had the insomniac leak where we first party studio with a viewer pedigree and we know their roadmap for the next 10 years is just a bunch of Marvel games with no viewer support for any of them. Obviously that could change. But as it is now, you know, bleak when it comes to PS4 or two, that doesn't mean that as team of so be are not working on a PS4 or two game, we just don't know about us. It doesn't mean that maybe, you know, Sony Santa Monica don't have something in the works for PS4 or two. We don't know, but just the fact that Sony isn't communicating with this with us that they are. So it's understandable why you would think there's no PS4 or sorry, there's no first party support for PS4 or two. So I can't criticize that too much. However, you just know that they're ignoring the games that released year one, which is not cool. Going to scroll down again, abandoned by its creator, one year laser PS4 or two, first party support leaves a lot to be desired. No, it doesn't. I'm not going to go over this again, because that was the whole first part of this video.  Year two is another question. And then we get the tweets of people complaining, including colleague IGN colleague echoing some of this stuff. But we've talked about this tweets in the podcast before. So I'm not going to go over why what's wrong about that. We'll scroll down again. The lack of AAA support in viewer is a recurring issue in the market. Yes, it is. So you might not think it is for PS4 or two, because we've got like quite a few AAA games on PS4 or two. But in general, overall in the market, that is true. After all the enthusiasm for Half-Life Alyx, the anticipated wave of big budget viewer releases has failed to materialize. Again, not specific to PS4 or two, because we did have a little bit of a wave of AAA titles at launch on PS4 or two. But yes, the big, you know, Half-Life Alyx was kind of supposed to be this big turning point where you know, PC viewer was really going to take off and a lot more these games were going to happen, but they didn't. So that's another kind of understandable out point or outlook to have a view point to have. That's why I said out point, because I was trying to mix those two words together, scrolling down to this part here. So analyst Piers Herding says that because Sony has positioned its viewer headset as a support product for the PS5, combined with slow sales means the third party viewer game devs will be looking at the quest ecosystem as a less risky proposition. That's just how it is. That's just the facts. Look at Rec Room. They don't want to develop on PS4 or two because it's not financially viable.  Look at the Ghost of Tabor developers who are saying on their discord that Ghost of Tabor's PS4 or two version is probably just going to cost them money. They're not expecting to make money on this. So that's why all these games are and all these developers are prioritizing more successful platforms like the Quest. And then of course, this highlights the Rec Room thing, which we just touched on. So I'm not going to go over that. Even for the games that it does put out those, Sony's marketing for PS4 or two has a history of being underwhelming. I think we can all agree on that. According to a source, Sony would only market their games exclusively with PlayStation blog posts. And this is something we've been complaining about for what feels like forever now. And there's also the, you know, the sizzle reels that do the trailers, but they're like, you know, not really promotion. They're not TV spots or anything. They're just kind of trailers they put on their channel. Well, maybe some of them have been on TV, I just haven't seen them. But they're mostly just things they put out on their channel every once in a while where they highlight the same few games over and over again, like Ghostbusters keeps getting in these things. And what she's talking about these kind of highlights is the real things where she says, you know, she talks about the games that were included with the exception of resident before remake viewer, our majority of these games are not exclusive to PS4 or two. Well, that's true. I've highlighted that in red because that's not a bad thing. It is not a bad thing that your headset can play good third party games. That is a good thing. It makes sense to highlight these things.  And there was no criticism of that. It made sense, you know, you want to show off. Yes, we've got the big Ghostbusters IP or whatever else they have among us, you know, what it was. Well, Sony took a similar approach with the original PS viewer. That headset had less competition and was pitched as being a more affordable alternative. I highlighted this one green because I think this is a really good point. It's something I haven't really thought about because I'm so used to the quest being the affordable alternative. But actually, yeah, the PS4 one did come out in a time where there was no quest. And everyone was talking about the PS4 one is that, hey, this is the cheapest way to get into viewer. So that's a really good point. That's how the market has shifted now. That's not that's not how it is for PS4 or two marketing and price point aside, the PS4 or two was sold exclusively on PlayStation Direct for the first few months. Again, that can't be beneficial. You know, you want us as many places as possible, you want to be able to walk into a Best Buy over in America, Walmart, whatever you have over there, and just pick up your PS4 or headsets without having to go through a website where, you know, it may or may not be well advertised that that's the only place to get them. So the common man doesn't just walk through the streets and see a sign up in the shop saying, oh, PS4 or two headset for sale. Not a good thing. We skipped down here. We got some kind of analyst from Om Dia, Gigi Ashvili, he believes that just over one million PS4 or twos were sold in his first year on paper. That does not sound bad. But Sony's reportedly made two million PS4 or twos before release and reduce shipments a month before release. Then of the reason I have that highlighted in red, even though it's backed up with sources is because after these articles came out, I believe these are the Bloomberg ones by the stomach Gucci. I can't remember. He's turning the Japanese sound in the name, which I can't remember. But this guy was kind of called out by Sony saying, no, that's not true. We never reduce shipments. So that's why I've got that in red because Sony have come out and dismissed this. The next part here, it also lagged behind the original PS4, which was able to surpass one million less than a year after launch and two million units by the end of 2017. Now, the only reason I'm saying that this might not be rice with whites and yellow is because we're going by what George Gigi Ashvili believes, not any hard numbers. So we don't actually know how many PS4 twos have been sold. He suspects it's around a million. I suspect, based on what developers have said, that he's probably rice, but he might not be. So that's why that's yellow. What's more, it appears that the PS4 two sold poorly during the 2003, sorry, 2023 holiday season. And this is based on what we saw with the road to viewer tracked Amazon sales of the Mesa Quest two and three compared to PS4 two, which found that Mesa headsets significantly outsold PS4 two. It was like a raise of 30 to one, which was absolutely ridiculous. That's true. PS4 two looks like the evidence is there that it's sold poorly. And I don't think the quests are doing amazingly well. They're doing decent, probably, but not setting the world on fire, which kind of makes this look even worse for PS4 or two. So he's saying, based on these numbers, the PS4 two accounted for 5% while all Mesa Quest headsets combined accounted for 75%. Maybe that should be yellow. Because, you know, we don't definitely know. But it seems like it's probably rice. So what happens next? Last December, SAE's head of global business said in an interview with Financial Times that the PS4 two was a bit of a challenging category right now, adding that he thought there was a higher expectation January for what viewer would do to gaming. So that's kind of a little bit of a red flag that he's talking like this. And that's what he said. So that's green. But a year after release, it's clear the PS4 or two biggest problem is that it just doesn't have the games it needs to make it worth the price. I disagree. Again, this is just dismissing what we have on year one, which seems unfair and unreasonable. And it doesn't look like the matters would be improving anytime soon. The reason I have that in green is because we don't look like we have a year two that's going to be better than year one. Right now, as it stands, that could all change tomorrow with the blog post or stays of play or whatever. But as it stands, right now, that's true. So Gigiash really reiterates his predictions that Sony's head says is kind of screwed in the coming years, citing the fact that the lack of first party games that is in yellow because we do have first party games, it's just that going forward, we don't know if we will have first party games.  And then the rest of it is true, though, you know, the layoffs, the studio closures affecting PS4 two developers, make PS4 or two's future look fairly bleak, I think that's true. These things certainly don't help PS4 to future do that. Therefore, they lessen the outlook of PS4 to skip on down here, where they're talking about the PC compatibility with PC or sorry, PS4 or two. So they said yet, whilst they kind of put this as a positive, even though I won't say that's yes or no yet, because I'm not really sure what the extent is what exactly does it mean. Sony haven't clarified what exactly they mean with the PC stuff. Is it just going to be plugged into the PC? Are we going to be using a PS5 to do this as well? Too many questions remain. Anyway, yet, PS4 two is entering the PC viewer market at an awkward time. GGS really told IGN that recent steam hardware service data suggests that there is no significant growth in that space. That's just true. The number of viewer headsets owners with gaming PCs using steam is not keeping up with the rapid growth of new steam users. So it's like stagnating over there on PC. So really, how beneficial is it going to be for PS4 to go on PC when PC is not in the best position right now? Future support for PC viewer games makes it more comparable to other headsets on the market and will likely broaden its appeal to an extent. Which I agree with, but I would put the emphasis on to an extent. Again, I don't see any reason why this is going to light the world on fire on PC and all of a sudden starts sunning millions and millions. I think it'll be a limited benefit. Currently, the PS4 two is declining a year later and is at risk of suffering the same fate as the Vita. And the reason I have that yellow is because kind of even though kind of seems that way, we still don't have any hard data to back that up. So it's not something I can confirm. Even though kind of feels that way. And that's the end of the article. So when you go over all of us, even though when they come to I think the main sticking point for people to disagree with this has to be, you know, all the stuff they talk about with exclusives in the year one and how the year one was bad, even though it really wasn't. But I think it would be a mistake to dismiss the entire article because of those mistakes. You know, I think most of this is green. Most of the stuff I've highlighted is green. These points are green. So that's why I'm going back to the title. Why do I have this in red is because I think it could be changed to a year since its release, Sony seems to be abandoning PlayStation Viewer 2, not to have abandoned, as it stands right now, they haven't abandoned it, but it does the outlook right now. If this title was to be abandoning, I would agree with it. And it would be forcing Sony to prove me wrong and to prove them wrong, which is why I kind of, I'm happy enough, like a lot of people think this is a terrible, you know, this article 50-50 has its positives, has its pros. The positive is maybe Sony see this and is like, okay, we need to show people a roadmap for PS4 or 2. That's a potential positive. The negative is that consumers read this and they don't buy a PS4 or 2. So it's up to us to figure out which is, which is more positive or more negative. I don't know. Anyway, I've talked enough about this. I want to hear your thoughts and this in the comments below if you have any. 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while there's nothing you could have done but sometimes there are. You know, in my situation it appears that it's completely something outside of me, okay? But the reason that I'm stressed out about it, if I really look at myself, is because of something I did. Even sometimes when it doesn't seem like there's something that like we could have done differently, most times 99% of the time there is.


Look at those two guys, Nick Bosa, George Kittle. If the 49ers are good, we see you, George. We see you. Kittle, George, I see you, buddy. I see you right there. There you go. I see you. Welcome, everyone, to a new episode of Time to Football. I'm your host, Hasan Khan. And in this video, we're going to be talking about Tom Brady and what the future holds for TV 12. Did you guys see the Jets, the play that Sam Darnold had? I mean, just look at this athleticism. Gets out of the sack and then, oof. NFL move, YMCA finish. Before we talk about Tom Brady, we have to tell you about overlay DFS. This is daily fantasy football where every matchup is in a start or set format. You pretty much just guess which player is going to have more fantasy points for that week. This week's matchups in one of the lobbies includes Matthew Stafford versus Kirk Cousins, David Montgomery versus Jordan Howard, Hunter Henry versus Darren Waller, and so many more matchups. If you're perfect in your predictions, a perfect 12-0, you win a grand prize of over $28,000. That's something you want to take advantage of. And if you're not perfect, you just got to finish it at the top 10% to win nine times your money. To sign up and start playing down on the app for iOS or click on the link in the description, go to www.overlaydfs.com. Hungriest player of the week, the one that wanted it the most. Saints quarterback Drew Brees has been sidelined for the past few weeks due to a thumb injury. He was told to rest up for the next couple of weeks and come back as the starter after the bye week. But the competitive nature in him wouldn't allow that. He said that his thumb is fully healthy and he wanted to put it to good use. I mean, what else was it going to do? Was it going to finger pop? We're not finger popping each other's ear, scum. No. He was going to throw for 373 yards, three touchdowns, and lead the Saints to a 31 to 9 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. And that is why he is the hungriest player of the week. Also on the show, we mentioned a couple of weeks ago that the NFL's Instagram account, the Checkdown, does the hungriest player of the week. Time to Football has been doing this award since 2013. You guys have more recognition with the award because you have more money and you have a sponsor. But the Time to Football faithful, if you see the Checkdown, post the hungriest player of the week award on Instagram every single Wednesday, comment below and just tag Time to Football. This is gimmick infringement. They're trying to take down the little man and we won't have it. So now let's talk about the news in regards to Tom Brady. If you haven't heard Adam Shifter of ESPN reported that Tom Brady after the season has three options, retirement, returning to the Patriots, or playing with another team. And of those three options, the least likely to happen is returning to the Patriots. Obviously, this caused a firestorm with the media and everybody's talking about where Tom Brady is gonna play next in 2020. Guys, I'm here to tell you, he's not going to play for another team. Let's pretend each option one by one, option one, he retires, he goes on with his life, he enjoys the rest of his days with his family, life is great, that's why he would retire. Why he wouldn't retire, he hasn't lost a passion for the game yet. Option number two, he plays for another team. This is just strange to think about.  The Bears, the Titans, the Bengals? Nah, no one wants to play for the Bengals, but it's just weird to think that he'll play for another team besides the Patriots. Here's how the media is reacting to all of this. They hear Shifter's report, they start over analyzing everything. I love Stephen A. Smith, but he is over analyzing everything. He's saying that Brady doesn't wanna play in New England because it's an ego thing, a pride thing that he wants to prove that he can win a championship without Bill Belichick, bro. This isn't the NBA. NFL players don't care about that stuff. As a matter of fact, 42 year olds don't care about that stuff because the older you get, the less you care what other people think of you. You're comparing Tom Brady to someone like Kevin Durant, for example, who left the Golden State Warriors supposedly to the Brooklyn Nets because he wanted to prove that he can win a championship on his own. Went as a matter of fact, he was on a first take recently and he said that's not true at all. The media is the one that said that. I would bet that 95% of professional athletes wanna go to the team that gives them the best chance at winning a championship and that is the New England Patriots. But then there's option number three. You stay with the Patriots. The team that you led to the Super Bowl nine times, won six times, and out of the 20 years that you've been playing, have one of the greater chances of winning the Super Bowl again this season. Your kids go to school in the area, there's no rhyme or reason to leave. So if you're truly unsure about your future and you've lost the passion for the game, you're gonna retire. But if you still have a passion for the game, still love playing in games, still love going to practice, still love being a mentor to people like Julian Edelman or Chris Hogan who we interviewed before the Super Bowl this past February and he said that Tom Brady is the biggest mentor to him and his football career, that you, Tom Brady, going back to the Patriots is the best option for you. But I wanna hear from you guys. Comment below with your thoughts. Do you believe that Tom Brady's gonna retire?  Leave a comment down below and join in on the discussion. Also, be sure to subscribe to this channel so you can stay up to date when we come out with a new episode every single week. Also, be sure to hit me up on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. The username for all three is at time to football. Thank you guys so much for watching this video and I'll see you next week.


We recognized there were some key things that entrepreneurs needed that they weren't necessarily able to get. The first was education, the second was mentorship, and the third was community. We believe all entrepreneurs should receive the same type of training, the same type of education, the same type of mentorship. We also believe you don't have to be a high-growth entrepreneur or a huge corporation to be respected and get value, but on the other side you could be a solo entrepreneur or two-man shop. The key to what we do is the community itself. We want the local community to embrace, adopt, accept and take ownership in what we're building. I think the opportunity that exists with the district is that you have a neighborhood of people that want to start their own businesses. They want to go out and build things that help produce jobs for the local economy. What we really need to do now is go in there and help them grow and recognize that success isn't necessarily about the number of cumulative jobs that are created in a different area or the number of companies are created, but it's about changing the trajectory of the lives of people in these communities who really begin to look at entrepreneurship as a career choice, as a realistic career choice, and then figure out how do we go in and equip them and empower them with both the skills and the resources to be successful, but just creating an entire entrepreneurial mindset because regardless of whether you start a company or don't start a company, that entrepreneurial mindset can change the way that you live your life. Our job as the deck is to build a central location for entrepreneurship that embraces not just our programming and the things we're pushing out, but an entire community who are coming in to support and grow the local entrepreneur. That's where the opportunity really exists in South Dallas. So when I look at the entrepreneurs that we have all across Dallas, I'm exceptionally impressed. Sean Scott is a CTO. He's got a company called Hack the Future Now, which focuses on helping young people learn to code. He's even going back into the community over there and starting to do programs specifically in South Dallas, and he's an exceptionally talented, exceptionally gifted leader in our community who is recognizing the need for all entrepreneurs to have equal access to the support services, the tools, the education, and the mentorship that they need. I've been a computer programmer since I was seven years old. I have an aunt that's an engineer. She was an engineer for the Air Force where she designed, she literally designed planes for the Air Force for 30 years. My grandparents were teachers. My mom was a teacher. My thing is I was able to succeed because I knew of all the possibilities that existed out there. And so at this point in my career, I'm looking back and like, I'm coming back right where I grew up and trying to expose the kids that are here to like all the different opportunities that are out here. I mean, we can go right outside the building and look towards downtown and you'll see AT&T's corporate logo and America Bank and all the high rises you see in uptown and all that. A lot of people over here don't necessarily think that's accessible to them. And it's literally some of that stuff is within walking distance. And so that's my goal now is to take what I've done in my career and then reinvest it in this community so that we can create more people that can have the same type of story as I did. Yeah. So actually I ended up working at the deck through a mutual friend from college who knew a guy that was working there that was working on an idea and he needed like technical help.  But everybody was kind of just seeking out the answers of how do I get my idea to a product stage that people can actually use and then take it to the next level and actually make a business out of this whole thing. I guess the biggest thing that kind of came out of all that was you had, you know, any given day 50 people there, but you could ask anybody a question and they would try their best to help you out. And I think, you know, starting out that's what you need because your network isn't that vast and if we can all work kind of work together, then we kind of, you know, we all rise together. So I think there's a huge benefit to, you know, having a resource in your community that's within walking distance or like a quick bus ride that you can go to at any time and get the kind of help that you need. And it's also looking at the people there can truly identify with your community because they see your community just like you do every single day. It's all part of one big ecosystem. And I think we're all working together with the time and goal of just improving our community and our city overall. Had a vision for what I wanted to create and I saw an opportunity. I recognized that what we built was a community driven initiative that was about putting other people before yourself that was about creating a community where people were all coming in and their job was to serve other people and not making the deck the center of it, but making the entrepreneur the center of it. And if we did that in a way that had integrity, that had principles, that had morals, I felt like that would support, you know, my faith and what I was trying to do. And in the end, I realized that money was not going to ever make me happy. No matter how much I had, I've had the freedom to pick things that were not focused necessarily on financial gain, but focused on an eternal perspective.


All right, welcome to the original gangsters podcast. I'm your host Scott Bernstein quick at her addition. We're going to go back up to the Great White North. I'm going to give you some insight and some inside information that I've recently acquired related to the murder of Greg Picasso Woolley, a historic power broker in the Canadian underworld close to the Rizzuto mob close to the Hell's Angels with someone that was kind of looked at as a diplomat, somebody that was trusted by Vito Rizzuto, the godfather, Mom Boucher, the famous Hell's Angel. And he was murdered. Murdered in November. There's a lot of questions related to what happened. And I'm being told that we had already reported that that murder came from the Hell's Angels. He was a Hell's Angel affiliate. We had reported incorrectly. I want to correct ourselves that he never became a full patch Hell's Angel member. He was the leader of a Hell's Angel support club called the Rockers who fought on the front lines of the great Quebec Biker War of the 90s and early 2000s actually helped bring that conflict to an end as well as helped create the alliance between the Rizzuto mob and the Hell's Angels or help solidified even further fortified even further going into the 21st century. I'm being told that his murder ties back to a pair of beefs that he was in with Hell's Angels over the last year to year and a half. I heard that he was in a dispute with a very, very powerful Montreal Hell's Angel by the name of Marvin Casper Womet, Casper the ghost. Normand Womet came out of prison after 14 years just a couple of months ago. I heard that behind bars he had been in a spat with Woolly when Woolly was outside. Regarding illicit business and that there was another dispute that stemmed out of Ontario with Patrick Locke, one of the big Ottawa shot callers in the Hell's Angel and that these two disputes or feuds laid the groundwork for his eventual assassination and him falling out with the Boss of Bosses right now in Montreal, the Hell's Angel number one shot caller in Quebec, Marty Robert aka Marty DeTapo and that Marty wanted loyalty from Greg Woolly towards the Angels and not for him to either A have his loyalty with the Rizzuto's or try to play both sides of the fence and that the dispute with Casper the ghost and the dispute with Patrick Locke led to Marty stepping in and Marty becoming upset with Picasso Woolly. That's what they called him Picasso. I believe Vito Rizzuto nicknamed him that. He turned crime into an art form which is where Picasso came from and that Casper Womet is a guy that has gone from zero to a thousand. He came out of prison in the fall and I'm being told he has elevated quickly to be Marty's like top advisor, a guy that is gunning to be the, for lack of a better term, under Boss of this new blueprint that Marty Robert has to take over the Canadian, all the Canadian rackets and hostile takeover of the traditional Italian mob clans including the Rizzuto's and that Marvin Casper the ghost will met is playing a major role and that this dispute with Greg Woolly kind of set the stage for his, I don't want to say a cent because he was a really big deal before he went to prison and you know I think he went to prison in 2010 but he's back on the scene in a major way. So I just wanted to update that I'm being told that the foundation for Greg Woolly's assassination can trace back to tiffs that he had with Casper the ghost and Patrick Locke that turned into a beef with Marty Robert which turned into his assassination. So that's my latest update. I'll give you more information from Canada in the coming days and weeks. For OGPod, I'm Scott Bernstein.


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What's going on guys? Welcome back to another edition of the fan. Dole hurry up. You're with Justin Henry here today. I'll be covering Odell Beckham, Jr. in his pending free agency, talking about three different landing spots that I like for his value. We saw a wild year for Odell Beckham last year, coming from the Browns to the Rams, heading to a Super Bowl, getting a ring, suffering an ACL injury. So a lot has happened with Odell and now he's heading into free agency, and there's some teams that could use his help with all the wide receiver movement this off season. We saw a lot of big names moved, some different situations. Odell has a chance to help a team in need right now, especially even after the draft. A lot of teams have identified their wide receiver one or even found fits for the young up and coming receivers. But I'm looking at three different teams that could use his help immediately this season. The Green Bay Packers are a team that could really use Odell coming off of an off season where they lost Devonte Adams, but also re-signed Aaron Rodgers. This team is in need of an elite wide receiver that can come in and help immediately. They did address the wide receiver position in the draft, taking Christian Watson, but losing Marquez Valdez, Scantling also will hurt this team. And so Odell could fit in very nicely into that slot position, playing almost that Randall Cobb role and also having a chance to show that he can be a capable wide receiver one and dependable target for Aaron Rodgers. So if this were to happen, I would look at Odell Beckham as a wide receiver three with a lot of upside playing in Green Bay. But for me, this would be an awesome fit for not just the fantasy value, but for the Packers as well. This team could use the veteran receiver presence and it would really help this team, you know, kind of miss the void. That's going to be left with Devonte Adams leaving. The Indianapolis Colts could use a receiver like Odell as well with Michael Pidman as the only true wide receiver on this team that's proven. They had drafted Alec Pierce in the second round. Matt Ryan does need some weapons and it looks like they're trying to balance out their attack. Jonathan Taylor was leaned on so heavily last year, but it would be nice for this team to have a true balance with run and the passing attack. And Odell would bring a really dynamic factor that this team could utilize. And especially on the veteran side, Michael Pidman and Alec Pierce are both younger receivers. So if the team doesn't resign T why Hilton Odell could be a great piece to bring in as a veteran presence and potential long term fit as well with this team. I really think it would be a good fit. And he would have a safe floor and fantasy, but for real life purposes would help balance out this passing attack in a major way. The Baltimore Ravens would be my favorite fit for Odell Beckham. Rashad Bateman is there on the outside right now. But this team has to get Lamar Jackson some weapons. They traded away Hollywood Brown to the Arizona Cardinals. And there's a huge need for the wide receiver. This team didn't draft one in the draft. And so number two receiver is Devon DuVernay right now. And Odell could come in and immediately make an impact for this team. It even carries some of the weight as a wide receiver one. Getting Lamar some weapons. He's already talked about it on Twitter. He said, hey, at the team, don't at me. Lamar Jackson said that last year when fans wanted Odell Beckham on the team and there's still a really good chance that this will be a good fit for Odell Beckham and the Baltimore Ravens as well. So Odell is always good after the catch. He's good in reverses and this team tends to utilize the run game and short catches. Odell would be an awesome fit for the Ravens. And his fantasy value would probably be at wide receiver three pushing wide receiver two levels if he were to go to the Ravens. So let me know your thoughts. What team do you feel like would be the best fit for Odell Beckham in free agency? And also make sure you take advantage of the offer below. We'll see you on the next area.


Alrighty, so we have some interesting news coming out of Walt Disney World, and to be more specific, at Walt Disney World. So it looks like a firework misfired and bounced into the crowd at Walt Disney World, what could be scarier than a fire cutting towards you and your family and your children at Walt Disney World? Luckily, no one was injured at all, and apparently Walt Disney World even handled it really well and the situation was taken care of very quickly. So I'm going to link down below who allowed me to use the footage. So thank you to YouTube for allowing me to use your footage. I thought I would just share this on the channel because it's not every day you see a firework explode into the crowd at Walt Disney World, and it's not every day that a firework explodes into a crowd and no one even walks away with a scratch. So a very lucky situation, thank goodness everyone is okay, and hopefully this doesn't happen again. Anyways, thanks for watching guys, hopefully you enjoyed this video or the footage of the firework. Hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't, and share this video for others to enjoy. Have a good one guys, bye.


So it's just a human ingenuity going around the sensors, right? Human ingenuity going around the sensors.  Especially centralized power Whenever centralized power has tried to censor humanity things have gone very very wrong Very very wrong on the level of genocides, right?


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Welcome to the ITU studio in Geneva. I'm very pleased to be joined on the occasion of GSR 18 by Mr. Kyu-myung Lee, who is the adjunct professor for the Korean Advanced Institute for Science and Technology, KAIST, okay. So, Mr. Lee, thank you very much indeed for joining us today. Thank you so much. You invited me to this event, so I'm very happy to come here. Now, I'd like to start off by talking a little bit about the AI for Development series. I noticed it's something that you've been involved with. Perhaps you could tell us a little bit about that. Yeah, actually, AI for Development series consists of three main modules. The first module is related to governance. The second one is social and some particular ethics issues. And the last one is some related to technical oriented aspect, including IoT and security matters. Especially, we have concentrated on how to use AI technology to find some secure IoT environment. So, there are some significant findings. First one is to recognize the importance of AI, considering various kinds of new technical trends regarding digital transportation and some recent issues regarding post-industrial revolution. And then based on this one, we also have recognized that several good initiatives to use AI in security and privacy. And lastly, there are some issues regarding trust matters. There are important recommendations from the development of the relevant activities in ITU. The first one is to provide some particular gap analysis between technical development and regulatory and policy concerns. Because there are lots of concerning issues from the regulatory point of view. However, technical viewpoint, we haven't well considered these kinds of issues. So that's why we need to consider how we consider all these aspects together rather than separately consider individual issues. And the second recommendation is to develop global standardizations. This one is also quite important aspect. Rather than just considering various kinds of technical solutions itself, we need to well consider various kinds of different aspects for supporting regulatory and policy issues, particularly concerning various kinds of new trends in the economical point of view. So, I mean, essentially you're trying to predict the future in a certain way and try and regulate for it as well. I mean, you think that it is important to be able to regulate all of the new developments that are coming out, is that correct? Yes. And in terms of your attendance at this event, obviously you've talked about the regulation aspects here. Why is this event important for you to be here? Yeah, actually this event is dedicated for regulatory issues. So particularly many participants are from developing countries. So in case of most of the developing countries, they want to deploy feasible technologies based on their own environment. So it's kind of good things to give good guidance to them based on our recent activities. I believe this event is a kind of good opportunity for giving various kinds of new information. And in the future, I believe we need to organize some similar event to convene many experts from technical point of view and some case from regulatory point of view. So we need to well coordinate these kind of two different sectors. And finally, just in terms of the research that you've been coming up with, etc., I mean, how confident are you that solutions can be found? Yeah, actually I am very interested in the trust technology recently, particularly in case of AI technologies. We want to provide advanced and smart applications without human intervention. However, mostly this kind of technology also contains various kinds of potential threats and some particular difficulties to easily adopt in the real environment. So in this regard, actually I'm from academia. So from the best kind of newly developed technologies, we need to consider how we will deploy this kind of technology to so many different areas with different requirements in a timely manner. That's the kind of important issues and the kind of big challenges in the future. Thank you, Muni. Thank you very much indeed for joining us in the studio and sharing these insights with us. And we look forward to catching up with you again at some stage in the future. Thank you so much. Thank you. And thank you for joining us either on YouTube or listening to this as a podcast on SoundCloud. And please check out our other podcasts and videos on the ITU YouTube channel and the ITU SoundCloud channel. Thank you. Thank you.


Hello and welcome to the Grand Line Review, your source for everything one piece. Today we have a manga review of chapter 917, The Treasureship of Provisions. And I can't say we're off to the greatest of starts with a name like that, it just sounds weird. But I'm hoping the official translation will make it sound a bit less awkward. With that said, this chapter is actually pretty fun with the first big event of note being the introduction of Speed, one of the headliners that was mentioned along with Holdum a few chapters ago. So in my mind, I was picturing some sort of weird leopard person and I was prepared to be pretty disappointed after the introduction of Holdum, but Speed is actually pretty cool looking. The human portion of her conforms pretty simply to Oda's standard style of drawing women, but I do quite like the addition of the floppy horse ears as well as the overall two-faced design, with half of her aesthetic being black and white cut down the middle, which even includes her hair. And of course there's a fact that she's a centaur, a type of creature that we've seen fairly commonly in the series actually, whether it be the centaurs on Punk Hazard or Frankie Centaur from the Sea Train, and in fact I'm pretty sure there were even a couple of zombie centaurs on Thriller Bark. So goody, we can add another centaur to this world. It's almost enough to do a top five best centaurs list actually, but just as Holdum came with an Odaresk Bizarre Quirk, Speed has a couple of quirks of her own, both of which I love. I found the whole smiling like a horse thing pretty hilarious and even laughed out loud, which is kind of bad because I was reading this chapter while working backstage on a show, so yeah that wasn't good, but rather interestingly this horse smile user also possesses horse vision, which is the ability to see in a 350 degree spectrum. And that sounds pretty cool, but there is still a 10 degree blind spot and that happens to be in a very important place, which is directly in front of the horse, as well as directly behind the horse around the tail area. Given that Odaresk has gone into the trouble to highlight this vision, I suspect that will come into play at some stage. Other than that though, the moment that intrigued me most this week was the beginning of Law's confrontation with Hawkins. So during the last review I went to great length to present the theory that the two of them may have actually been working together and this chapter dismissed any inclination along those lines in one fell swoop. At this stage Hawkins is most definitely an enemy and a particularly dangerous one because he knows their faces. Also during the last chapter I wasn't really sure why Hawkins would be so worried if he truly was on the side of Kaido because he was very comfortable with dealing with Luffy and Zora on his own, so surely with the help of Haldum he'd be even more confident. But this chapter did present a potential answer to that by name dropping the calamity Jack, who it seems was finally dragged from the depths of the ocean. And having experienced Jack before I can understand why it would be pretty undesirable to have a situation occur in which it became necessary for him to show up. As stated in the chapter he would likely destroy the entire town and I wouldn't be surprised if he took out his frustrations on the headliners including Hawkins. And just to sidetrack briefly I also really enjoyed the moment where Luffy was describing what happened on Zoo and Kiku was completely unable to follow and just thought he was spouting nonsense about random animals. Very good. In any case this chapter ends with Luffy destroying Haldum with a red hawk which looks pretty damn fantastic by the way. It reminded me a lot of Luffy's series of punches inflicted against Caesar because Haldum's face looks strikingly similar to the gas man when it has a big old dent in it. But as a result of this strike it looks like a conflict with Jack may be incoming and that idea excites me quite a bit actually because Luffy's group present in Kuri should be able to take Jack down actually and dealing with the calamities in isolation is probably the best way to go about taking on Kaido rather than trying to fight the bulk of his forces head on. And you know it also might be a nice chance for Hawkins to switch sides you know when he erases the opportunity to defeat a calamity. But moving on Shuten Maru was name dropped again during this chapter as well as the name of his group of thieves which are called the Atama Yama thieves.  That aside we're starting to put a lot of stock into this Shuten Maru guy with Holden assuming that people as strong as Luffy and Zoro must be his subordinates. So this dude must be something pretty decent but right now I kind of couldn't care less. There are so many already established characters including basic straw hats and I'm just desperate to see back in the story that name dropping presumably new and intriguing characters doesn't really do a whole lot for me. So yeah looking forward to eventually meeting this person I guess I just can't get excited for little teasers like this though when I know that there is so much more that could be potentially happening on Wano. Something else I didn't really care for was the entire first page of the chapter. I've gone back on it a few times to see if I missed something but my conclusion is that I really don't see the point in taking the time to see what's happening back in Okuboro town. There are no characters of any importance unless that momentous gay looking kid is all of a sudden going to become integral but we already have Tama to serve the role of cute child abused by circumstance. Not only that but Tama herself already did exactly what this kid did and drank the poisoned river water showing the desperation of the citizens of Wano. And the first page of this chapter was just like emphasizing that point which is a bit uncharacteristic of Oda who generally finds the most economical possible way to convey a particular idea. So this page feels a bit like a waste to me. It could have been completely removed from the chapter and we wouldn't have lost a thing. Something that is pretty relevant though is the cover page continuing Bellamy's journey of becoming a bona fide flag smith. And I think my theory of him crafting flags with the Grand Fleet is looking scarily close to confirmed as he is quite clearly drawing the straw hat pirates Jolly Roger in a town that apparently uses unrippable cloth. So yeah that's pretty cool. Go Bellamy. But that pretty much does it for chapter 917. Pretty cool chapter with some minor complaints but as always I'm very keen for next week. 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Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com with the Jaspy's nine box high-end the kid Baseball mixer. Yes featuring that nice Ken Griffey Jr. Right there great value there. It's a PSA 10 Really nice stuff at the end of the break will randomize everybody's names name on top We'll get that bonus prize in addition to whatever hits that you may get in these this really nice break Big thanks to this group for making it happen Thanks to the people who bought their spot straight up Congrats to the people who won their way in in those capstone pack breaks all 30 baseball teams are in no combos And let's roll it and randomize it three and a three six the hard way for each list one two three four five and six After six we got John down to John three and a three six the hard way for the teams one two three four five and six and final time after six we got the buckos Down to the cubbies So here's how it all shakes out John with the Pirates Justin with the rays John with the Marlins Frank with the Guardians Matt with Padres Scott with the Orioles John with the Red Sox Donnie with the White Sox Frankly got the Diamondbacks and Rockies John with the Yankees Scott with the Mariners Josh with the Royals John Braves Nationals Phillies Josh with the Angels Hans with the A's John with the Rangers Donnie with the Cardinals John with the Astros Justin with the Metz last spot mojo 70% of the time Last spot mojo hits 100% of the time John with the Giants Arthur with the Blue Jays John with the twins Brewers and Tigers Tristan with the Reds Josh you got my Dodgers and John Jackson with the Chicago Cub This is my kind of town Chicago is All right trade window is open We're in a positive video when we come back. We'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break So stick around we'll see you on the other side All right, welcome back everybody a little bit of trade chatter been the end no deals are done Here's the Griffey junior that we're gonna give away at the end of this break pretty nice Always like to see the PSA 10 on some iconic cards like this So we'll do that randomizer at the end. We'll set this aside over here So that list you saw previously remains the same here on a Tuesday Thanks everybody for making this happen. We've got a really nice basketball mixer where we're giving away stuff as well So check out the details of that on Jasper's case breaks.com All right, so we've got one two three four museums five six seven eight and nine We'll do the base heavier stuff first And then we'll work our way to towards towards the back start with 2022 tops chrome Cosmic Let's see. What's what's going on in the baseball world See Justin Verlander to begin season on the injured list sunny grade little hamstring issue Might start on season on the IL Lucas G Alito Partial UCL tear. I think he is getting surgery. No word on No word on whether what happened with Garrett Cole's MRI Giants release JD Davis Sure, look at he's got a pretty solid glove But yeah after after Matt Chapman JD Davis became a surplus to requirements The Yankees making a new offer for Dylan Cease who's still out there Blake Snell is still out there, too So we'll see if those guys want to want to Start the regular season red sock signing Brian Bayo to an extension Noel V Marte getting 80 games for positive PED test Joey Votto signed a minor league deal with the Blue Jays It's a good move Mariner signed Ryan Stanek The JD Davis, I don't know if anyone has read a little more into the story But I was reading about it this morning. The JD Davis was You know a pretty interesting move And this you know, this just highlights the business of baseball And you know, it's an example of why players Will make sure they get as much as they can from the baseball team when free agency comes around but JD Davis won an arbitration hearing Over the Giants earlier in the off-season which got him $6.9 million Which was a difference of the Giants were offering 6.1 or something like that. It's a lot of money But you know in the baseball world, that's a very tiny margin, but they went to arbitration anyway, which is always contentious of Arbitration he won our JD Davis one arbitration got six point nine million dollars Which isn't fully guaranteed until opening day but the collective barding agreement states that States that they can Those concerts only guarantee if the team gives it to him if it's through arbitration They can release him and only have to pay a fraction of the amount So he's only getting paid like a million dollars now 1.1 and now he has to find a new contract. I'm sure to make up for it, but It's a bit. It's a little it's the coldness of the industry right there Couldn't it couldn't come together on five and over five hundred thousand dollars, you know Player does due diligence wins arbitration Team uses this loophole to get rid of player Julio Rodriguez Rookie cart it's for Seattle Scott with the Mariners won that team in the filler And Jeremy Pena as well for the Astros that'll be for John And we got a Brandon Crawford 21 out of 50 He ended up signing somewhere. Yeah, isn't that crazy? Blake Snell still doesn't have a team won a Cy Young Award. This still doesn't have a team Giants that's gonna be for John John also has the Astros There's a launch into orbit die-cut Bryce Harper some of those could be numbered At times there's Hoskins flying out of there Corbin burns blue Pulsar Pulsar. I think they call him something different in this set in top sets To 99 that'll be for the brew crew and that'll be for John He borrows is playing hardball. Let's see who's gonna who's gonna blink But I feel like every day that goes by in spring training It's just longer and longer It's gonna take longer and longer for Snell to kind of build up the arm and get ready for opening days. So There's O'Neill cruise rookie For the pirates that'll be for John and we've got Joe Musgrove right here and then Wilson Contreras Musgrove is 96 out of 99 Padres that'll be for Matt L. All right. Here's 2022 Bowman jumbo three autographs in here of Ellie Della cruise I think And we'll find out. All right. Good luck. It looks like Tyler Glass and I was gonna start In the Dodger season opener, which will be in Seoul, Korea Yamamoto Maybe they haven't announced that yet Graves option pitching prospect Smith-Schauver Aaron Judge says his latest MRI is clean Yankee St. Garrick Hall unlikely to pitch opening day Is the headline I wonder Click into that article there Still dealing with an unspecified elbow injury But no no no word about surgery. So maybe they'll be Little dodge a bullet there. Hey, hey Oliver. Okie doke. Let's go Go over here. Let's see what we got. We got Austin Martin high-five futures Atomic parallel 50 out of 150 That'll be for the twins John Jackson with that one. He's supposed to be a pretty Those are the Blue Jays right originally supposed to be a Big prospect want to keep an eye out for there's Jordan Lawler same with him Fallen Couser might be a player to look out for this year for the Orioles he's pretty good Should I still have rookie of the year eligibility and there's our first autograph for the Reds Alan Serta 94 out of 499 refractor autograph going to Tristan and the Reds number 17 Reds prospect at the time of this release Don't know where he's at now Look that up a little bit later home card sticking together a little bit Josh young nice world champion Got the sounds of a basketball on the background. It's Sixers are in New York. New York's up 31 18 Kind of a few minutes into the second quarter and we got Lee over Poguero paper 277 out of 4 at 99 John with the Pirates Spencer Torkelson James Wood having a really nice spring here. It's gonna go to Matt in the Padres Be a future star there Big dude too, I think he has six seven two forty And here's our second autograph that's Martin Jimenez Speckle 235 out of 499 for Toronto. It'll be for Arthur and the Blue Jays And then we got George Valera 28 out of 199 magenta for Frank and the Guardians This stack over here Should be expecting one more autograph out of here Sheinbaz Luciano Jordan Groschans There's an Elie Delacruz. Yeah, he is in here Just paper, but let's see what the rest of the stack holds But a paper Elie Delacruz will take it Subrex, yes Excellent afternoon. There he is Woman here as well Onwards there's Jackson Churio.  All right There's a right Kelvin to Castro 67 out of 150 For the Blue Jays is going to go to Arthur David is wondering Rex. What why you were uh? Why you why you were late today? Well, there's no set call times here David. I wouldn't say he was late That's right. See you go in postal Taking it out on on on gates and there's our third auto of the box We got Alejandro, it all go Angels that's gonna be Josh Yoast with that one That Jackson Churio by the way goes to John and the brew crew one of the one of their big prospects in that system All right, it looks like that is that nothing I was expecting It's hoping for some fireworks there, but that's all right We are done with the base heavier stuff What's the next base heavy-ish stuff? I guess this Let's go 2019 tops chrome sapphire Love the sapphire stuff Really sharp set Good luck everybody. Let's see what we got In here. I guess we'll do a randomizer on that Left-right randomizer And we got Jayce Peterson We'll color match there for the Orioles 12 out of 25 Gonna go to Scott Goodman and the O's There's there's our autograph here. Actually, there's those two cards right there There's call right rookie Otto sliding out there. It's gonna go to John and the Braves 41 out of 50 All right, more sapphire. Let's go to jump to 2021 Bowman chrome sapphire More sapphire. Let's see what we got here. I got Francisco Alvarez. That's nice 59 out of 125 That'll be for the Mets that'll be for Justin and then we got Julio Rodriguez nice 60 out of 75 For the Mariners, that's gonna be for for Scott and there's Alec Bohm back there All right, now let's go with museum collection. It's like no one's No one's as interested in that tire store story Other than you David, you'll find someone who'll be interested Keep trying Maybe we need a maybe we need to work on the copy David. Maybe Maybe we need to go a little more click baity You can ask people you won't believe What happened to the tire store next to Jaspies So James Altman rookie, there's a von Grissom to 299 that'll be for John Atlanta Red Mike Piazza 50 out of 50. That'll be for the Dodgers edition going to Josh Yoast I'm giving away Ken Griffey junior at the end of the break and a Corbin Carroll rookie car nice See these I what did happen to the we have a tire store That's right on the other side of this wall and then another office and another office and then a Concrete wall and on a different higher level up. There's a tire store an American tire store Will do tire repairs for you Well, not apparently some point last week. This will be for Frank in the Diamondbacks by the way It's at four in the morning last week There was a smash and grab And so then they had asked us if our security cameras caught anything. All right behind Andres Jimenez is a two-color dual relic and autographed on an india nice 38 out of 399 Yes, cv. You are out of the loop. You've missed out on the latest neighborhood drama Behind Jordan Walker is Edgar Martinez nice 62 out of 299 on card autograph for Scott and the Mariners Yeah, I mean I feel bad for our neighbors but as long as as long as those thieves for more interest in tires and Trading cards, and I'll be I'll be happy with that. We've got Nick Prado One out of 50 piece of the jersey Meaningful material going to the Royals That would be for Josh Yost Is it rare for PCH? When I say rare meaning it never happens all I mean Sure crimes have PCH is Hundreds and hundreds of miles up and down California. I'm sure crimes happen along PCH Just statistically it's just gonna happen Josh Donaldson going to John Jackson. Let's do let's go back to 2021 He doesn't update you on Instagram. Well, yeah, I mean he might be in the know about other stuff though Teddy might provide you different kind of news when he's in on Wednesday on Instagram our three autos out of here Kyle Hurt John Miami PCH in this area. It is a bit of a bold crime because We'll show you on the map when I'm done with this break if you're interested, but yeah They're they face their front faces the street and there's usually all sorts of there's a police station That's just down the pier near the pier. So there's always a lot of Fire trucks and stuff going by so That's Raphael Morel Going first autograph for John and the Cubs so yeah, I mean sort of a bold move, but Guess if you need tires need tires and the last one here is Pablo Abre you blue auto 81 out of 150 Going to the brew crew John Jackson. All right now. We'll go to 2023 tops chrome baseball I guess these are the breakers to light conditions This code I sangha Michael Grove Stevenson Clemens Here are some Parallels here 12 out of 125 Austin Hayes It's gonna go to Scott and the Orioles Code I sangha rookie refractor will go to Justin JD Martinez the 199 out of 29. I think he's still out there on the market That'll be for that Dodgers edition going to Josh Nice Adley Rushman youth quake to 99 Nice rookie card there for Scott and there's First auto is going to be Travis Swaggerty 392 And 49 is on his bold autograph has a little swag to it pirates John We have Gerard and Karnas the own our second and final autograph And then we've got the Alec Thomas youth quake hiding back there. This will go to the fish. This will be for John All right, let's do some five-star and they'll close out with that immaculate Baseball box first off the line And this is 2020 five-star. All right. We've got shun Yamaguchi rookie autograph for the bluebirds It's gonna be for Arthur in Toronto. Then we have We've got another Japanese player shogo Akiyama Rookie auto for the Reds. That's gonna be for Tristan I'm not sure if these guys are still in the league though. I might be bouncing around somewhere All right, final box ninth and final box and then we'll give away that grippy junior Forget what the the exclusive parallels were for first off the line, but I suppose Supposed we'll find out right now sort of a shallow box. So it might be redemption in here Looks like it actually think these pink parallels that's coming up right now is I think those are the exclusives So there's Al Lopez four out of nine piece of the lumber old Dodger Old Brooklyn Dodger going Josh Yoast We've got Gavin Williams 16 out of 35 autograph for the Guardians Frank with the Guardians Next is Fergie jing. He's got a little bit of the Cubs pinstripe right there 15 out of 25 Chicago John Jackson with the cubbies All right, the redemption is Upside-down it's Davis and de los Santos prospect patch autographs pink which is now seeming to be the the exclusive parallel here De Los Santos is maybe a Marlon. No, he's with the Guardians now, but Back in 2020 I don't think he was with the Guardians back then Yeah, 2020. Oh, you'd be a diamond back in 2020. So that'll go to Franklin, but Franklin has the Guardians as well. So I guess Either way, you're gonna get this guy. Oh wait, this is a 2023 set No, I think he's still with the Guardian or with the diamond back set at least on this check with Anyway, all right a couple more We got Sam Zavala 272 out of 99 nice patch nice on-card auto Going to the Padres Matt with the Friars and the final hit is it's a nice Masataka Yoshida for the Red Sox 17 out of 25 nice patch nice autograph Pretty solid player here Going to John Jackson and Boston. That's a break really solid break Really solid break appreciate everybody getting in now Time to give this away Let's do that left-right randomizer here So let's flip over to some new dice We'll go do that left-right randomizer and on the other list Let's get grab all your names one through 30 And we'll use one dice roll For both lists one and a four five times. Good luck one two three four five So left side will get him so Right there that'll be going to Josh and the angels along with any other two player cards that may or may not have been in there in this break one and a four five times for The Griffey jr. Fingers crossed. This is the big one here. Good luck everybody one two three four and fifth and final time now 29 sad spots here But one really happy spot up top John very close. You have a lot of spots though. Good luck everybody top name is John Jackson that That filler spot that you won coming in handy here getting you the Griffey jr. There it is beautiful looking card Look how young he looks there PSA 10 An iconic card to add to the collection Very nice. There you go. Everybody. I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm. Congrats to John Thanks to everybody for getting in to all this stuff. We appreciate it If you want to chase after some more stuff like this check out our basketball mixer I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one