So, let's talk about the concept of a guru. What is a guru and how does one find a guru and why is it that different people have different gurus, why is there like there's one god, there could be one guru, right? So, okay, everybody goes there. You're wrong, in India we have 36 million gods and gods. So, what is a guru? The word guru literally means, Guru means darkness, Ruh means dispeller. One who dispells your darkness is a guru. You can call him a light bulb if you want. He's on, that's all. So, what you cannot see, he's able to make you see. So, that's a guru.  When you want to travel uncharted terrain, you will find it's extremely important, road map is more than god. So, you will see in the tradition guru is greater than god, all this they're saying because, because a live road map is more important than anything when you're lost in a unknown terrain. So, can't I find my way without a guru, that's always the question. This question is coming from a certain egoistic standpoint. Why can't I do it myself? If you do one thing, using a watch, right? I'll give you all the parts for the watch. You build your own watch. Let me see. Something, it's very simple. I'm not asking you to build a computer or a spacecraft. I'm just selling a simple thing like a watch. Most people have gotten rid of their watches today because they're looking at time in their cell phones or computers. So, an obsolete instrument like this, I'll give you all the parts, you put it together, let me see. You may take a lifetime, I'm saying. Something so simple.  So, what's your problem? Going to a guru for something that you do not know. Yeah, but there is something different here. Now, when I walk around Isha, as we'll see soon, what I notice among most people is, the closest I can describe it is devotion. Some people would call it worship. Now, when you find a guru, it's not an intellectual, I mean, it's not. Making a watch could be an intellectual exercise. Yet, finding yourself or finding something divine or living in the divine, how much, what is this concept of difference? Where do you come in with devotion and worship? Can you, can your guru help you without a sense of divinity that you find in the guru? So, I've used three words, worship, devotion and non-intellectual. Yes. So, yes, I don't know how to make a watch, but I could transcend my present limitations and go into other dimensions. Why do I need to seek that kind of support, that subjective support? Because a watch is something else. The guru is dealing with you. Okay? Because you are the subject here, not another object. So, the devotion that you see around, you must understand one thing, at no point are we teaching devotion, are we encouraging devotion.  And if somebody gave you a glass of water, would it be not natural for you to bow down to him? You don't have thoughts, so this is God, this is that, that is because you are trained that way. Otherwise, simply as a human being, just out of gratitude, wouldn't you be overwhelmed and bow down to him? So, what you see here is just that, nobody has thought them that they should bow down, nobody has thought them they should be this way or that way, that is not at all encouraged. But because of what they have received, the overwhelming nature of what they have received, when that sense of overwhelming experience is happening within a human being, to bow down is a very, very natural thing. So, why is it, I want to ask you this question, why is it the moment somebody begins to think that he's an intellectual, he's against devotion? I'm asking you, you're a filmmaker, could you make a good film without being devoted to it? No. There's no passion, there's no devotion, there's no film. Nothing good will happen in your life. So, now the devotion is not exactly towards me as a person, but the devotion is towards me as a possibility in their life, not me as a person. So, nobody creates anything truly worthwhile without being absolutely devoted to it. It cannot happen. Yes.


Thanks, Juliana. And thanks everyone for attending our session about applying the I2C vehicle changing challenges in financial services. Today we're going to see two demos. You know, how Red Hat can help customers build AI-powered solutions. My name is Marius Bogovici. I'm a Chief Solutions Architect for Financial Services at Red Hat and work with the top 30 financial institutions in the US and Canada, particularly in the field of digital transformation, and to help them build AI-based solutions. I'm joined today by my colleague, Sadhana Nandakumar. Let's her second to introduce herself. Yeah, thanks Marius. Hi, this is Sadhana Nandakumar, and I'm a Senior Solutions Architect at Red Hat. And I work alongside Marius specializing in the application development portfolio. I help create solutions for our bankers. Glad to be here today. Over to you, Marius. Thanks, Sadhana. So, again, once again, thanks everyone. We're going to spend a very little time kind of setting the problem and then kind of diving to the two demos that we have that we'd like to show you. I just wanted kind of to recap real quick of the context of this conversation. And you've probably heard that, you know, AI is redefining success for financial institutions. What does that mean? It means that banks generally have relied on economies of scale and have relied on physical footprint and have relied on, you know, the relationship exclusivity with customers, you know, to kind of keep, you know, ensure that they have a customer base. The larger you were, the more likely you were to retain customers and to succeed. But, you know, emerging technologies and in particular AI have changed that dynamic. Instead of, you know, the scale of assets, it's more about the efficiency than which you use your data. Instead of, you know, being able to provide services at scale, it's how well do you serve your customers and how well you understand what they need. And in fact, one of the demos that you will see today is exactly coming into the space. So, you know, understanding this and applying artificial intelligence cleverly is creating differentiators either by helping financial institutions work more efficiently or by helping them capture and define new ways of doing business. So, you know, things and interactions are either, you know, the kind of the operational aspects are commoditized and made more efficient, but new models of business and new understanding of the customer creates new opportunities for banks. And this is the main question. How do they, how are they efficient? How are they, how are they, how enterprises can be, can do better? And the starting point for that and kind of the key to our demo today is that, yes, building models and having the right algorithms for the business is definitely a success criterion is extremely important. But as you can see in this diagram that's adapted from a famous paper and published, you know, called hiding technical debt to machine learning systems, the model is just a small part of the whole system. And in fact, intelligent solutions require the proper, you know, the proper communication, collecting the right amount of data, verifying it, but also the ability to build and deploy models rapidly at scale and make them work. Well, with the rest of the application and that is essentially the product of interdisciplinary work of the collaboration of multiple teams, data engineers that get the data, transform it and prepare it. Data scientists that analyze it, application developers that take the models that data scientists have developed and incorporate them into business solutions, which is ultimately the goal of the exercise. And last but not least, infrastructure in infrastructure engineers require to need to operate these models at scale. So in order for that to happen is we need to build like we need to have a way to essentially apply the workflow at the top, like from the setting goals to get in preparing data, developing the machine learning model and doing all these other activities. In a consistent manner that brings everyone at the on the same page. This is where, you know, Red Hat's portfolio can help building not only kind of the solutions, but actually creating a platform. At the platform that allows these different teams to collaborate and kind of and covers every aspect of the process. Easy access to infrastructure. The building of the models using containerized solutions and also the execution of machine learning software tools. The way the reflection of this concept is the open data hub architecture that is a reference open source architecture put together by Red Hat is a community project that actually illustrates how a combination of open source software. Running on top of a container orchestration platform like OpenShift can help build complex AI solutions and can help the different personas that are part of the of this life cycle interact with each other. So what you're going to see today in the first demo is essentially how this platform comes together to solve a problem from, you know, from, from. Defining and doing the data analysis up to building models in production. We're going to see, you know, we're going to see a data scientist essentially doing their work in Jupyter Note, in Jupyter Notebooks for creating the algorithms that train the models. We're going to see a CICD process using OpenShift pipelines that takes the result of that work from get and deploys it as a running service using OpenShift serverless. And finally, we're going to see how that model, that model can be, can be monitored. The problem domain that we're kind of tackling is fraud prevention. So let's go to the, let's go to the demo and take a quick look at how that process entails. We have, we have the OpenShift operator, the open data hub operator already installed an OpenShift and I'm going to be working in the user space. User 2. When user 2 logs in, it can, it will be, it will have access to a number of components. In this case, I'm going to open the open data hub dashboard and launch Jupyter Hub. Jupyter Hub will allow me to create Jupyter, running Jupyter Notebooks that, that will, in fact, be the environment in which the data scientists will do the data exploration and work. This is very important. By using resources, by using a, by using containers and by using a container orchestration platform, I can create a more efficient platform here. Instead of wondering about how do I prove the proper libraries on my laptop and how do I get access to resources like GPUs, I can defer all that work to OpenShift and, you know, I can use, for example, a container image that has all the libraries already loaded in. So now that I launched, now that I launched, now that I launched Jupyter Hub, I can start the different activities as a data scientist. And the data scientist would actually, in this case, for example, we're using GitHub repository that already has the notebooks in. But you can imagine the data scientist coming in and building these different, these different notebooks and codifying their findings to share with the rest of the team. So, you know, I can start and, you know, do the exploratory data analysis to understand how the data is shaped, how, you know, how the structure of the different transactions, legitimate and fraudulent. I can understand their distribution and can, I can start thinking of what features or characteristics these different transactions can have. Once I do so, you know, once I start exploring this data and start kind of cleaning and categorizing the different features, I end up with essentially with a combination of notes and Python code that implement the algorithms, for example, for extracting features and processing the data. And finally, I can, once the features have been identified, I can use them to start a training model. In this example, for example, we have two models, logistic regression and a random forest algorithm to run the, to train a specific model. Now, the key piece is that so far, everything that exists here exists in the Git repository. It is algorithms and data and information that someone will actually have to put together in order to build and run this as a service. So the next step is once everything is defined to take those notebooks and to execute them and to create actually running services. So in this case, what I have here is an OpenShift pipeline that takes these notebooks from their GitHub repository and creates and turns them into a container image that can be deployed as a service to serve in and run the model inference. Let's start the pipeline run. It will run for a while. So I will just kind of get it started. I just want to kind of show you a few of the options here. For example, I have a builder image that does the encoding. I have a list of notebooks, which are, which contain the code that our data scientist has developed. I have a two other parameters like a base model image that has libraries and in everything that the model image is actually the target where the kind of the containerized image of the service will build. And the source of this, of this build process. So when I start this process, you can see that, you know, we will run for a while. It will run for about 10 minutes. So we don't have time today. I will just show you the final result of this pipeline, which is, which looks something like this. When he finalized it actually built the model. It has, you know, by looking at the logs, I can understand, you know, it's, I can see that it has applied the same kind of I can see that it has applied the code that was in the notebooks to actually train this model with with with data that was provided to the belt. It has turned it into a container image. And in this case, This container image has been deployed as a serverless service in my application. So this makes it easy, for example, for for developers to use the result of the work of data scientists. They just need to know where the code is and, you know, and and how it's And to have the extraction that takes you that runs the service, but also it makes it easy for data scientists, for example, to hand over the their work to developers by knowing that there's a process that turns everything that they did makes it a container image and and runs it on the runs it as a service. And indeed, I can see that the result of this is a is an open shift serverless service that runs here in can run inference. I'm going to do a quick one more quick thing to show you how this works. In this notebook, I have a way to interact with this service that you see here. This is its URL and to make calls that, you know, that evaluate various transactions.  And you can see, as we go through the through the different notebooks, the result of the evaluation, as well as a few other tests, these tests are important because they cover the last part of what we want to show, which is monitoring everything that the service does is essentially published as metrics to Prometheus. So I can use Prometheus here to evaluate the different, the different prediction results, and to see, for example, to monitor the distributions between legitimate and fraudulent transactions. If you are following the space, you know, that generally speaking, fraudulent and legitimate transactions have a typical distribution, right, I'm expecting to have far more legitimate than fraudulent transactions. So when the ratio starts to shift, it might be a case where the model has drifted is not applicable anymore. So by monitoring the data in Prometheus, I can actually see whether these transactions are, whether my model is still applicable, or maybe I can start. I'm required to train it or reevaluate it. So this concludes our first demo. As a, you know, to recap, what you've seen is, you know, how a data scientist can use Jerry their labs running an open shift to actually create data science environments that can allocate different expensive resources like memory CPU and data. And also kind of work in a centralized environment, how they can share the results of the work with, with, with other development teams, how they can turn this into a running model by using, you know, a CI CD tool, and how a deployed service can be monitored using Prometheus. So what I'm going to do next, I'm going to hand it over to Sadhana for the second part of this, for the second part of this, of this demo. Thanks, Marius. While we are switching screens, I just wanted to set some context. Essentially, what we're going to be doing today is we're going to be talking about another use case where, you know, AI plays a key role. Personalization is a topic of discussion across every industry today. And with the post pandemic era that we are in, it is more relevant than ever for businesses to make sure that the distance does not discount on the services that the customer deserves. And while the first use case spoke about fraud, the second one talks about how you can improve the overall customer satisfaction by providing better digital experience to the customers. And so let's keep going here. So with the various researchers that are happening across the globe, one thing is evident that when you actually provide the right level of service to the customers at the right time, that provides a differentiator for your brand that makes sure that the customer loyalty goes up significantly. And essentially what we are trying to do here is bringing in the effectiveness that is being provided by AI and combining that with the business users best judgment to create what is called as AI powered business decision. And the reason why I say AI powered is it's you're getting the intelligence from the historical data and the predictive data, but you still provide the steering wheel to your business users so that they can react to change when they need to do it. So as much as the AI is providing them with the right path forward, they also have their discretion to determine an alternate flow in case of need. And so the use case that we will be looking at today is providing best offers to retail banking customers based on their past historical purchases, the likelihood of a customer accepting an offer of a particular type and the business users discretion. Again, when you're thinking about a solution of this nature, something that's critical is the ability to do traceability into the whole process that happens. And so a very high level logical view, all of the customers interaction by other various events they're going to come in through different channels into an event stream. This event is then going to be analyzed by that AI powered decisioning component that I spoke about, which then determines the best offers to be extended to the customer. And typically when you look at a use case of this nature, multiple teams are involved, you're going to have the data engineering and the data science teams looking at the overall production data and coming out with patterns and predictions. Whereas the intelligent business application is going to provide for the service to the customer in real time. So as soon as an event occurs, it's going to look at the behavior patterns of the customer. And it's going to respond back to the customer in real time providing that offer right when they actually need it and when they are best suited to accept it. And so high level view of the architecture here. So you're going to have the event stream that's going to form the backbone of this architecture. And as these events come in, as I mentioned, it's going to be pulled in by an audience automation component. And behind which, you know, there is a sophistication with respect to data. So every customer is going to have that customer 360 degree profile. That's going to be a combination of data that's spread across the organization. So the ability to pull in that information along with a predictive profile and provide it in an abstracted way is going to be critical in identifying the right patterns of behavior and the right offer to the customer. So with that overview, let's look at this in action. And I just wanted to call out that all of the pieces related to the data science aspect that Marius walked through in the first demo is applicable here as well. So it's the same data science experience, same way that they create the notebooks, the same flexibility they get with deployment. So in this use case, you have this banking customer Sarah who's a platinum card customer and she has suspended somebody that says she's predominantly made Ellen purchases. So with that profile, let's go in into an airline booking webpage, and let's quickly make a purchase. So as soon as the purchase is being performed here, you can see that an airline transaction event is put into the event stream. This event is then being acted upon by our decision in component. And it generates an offer on the fly in real time. So when you go back and refresh the offer section, you can see that they've received an offer to upgrade to an airline car. Now how did this happen. So to better understand that I have a decision model that I represented here in a standard notation. And the graphical notation which is easier for business users to understand the next step. So essentially we're combining several different factors relevant to the customer's profile, pulling in a customer segmentation model, which is a machine learning model. So you're essentially combining profile information, historical information, predictive information, all of which then goes on to determine the offer. So in this case, you had an airline purchase with a customer who is a platinum customer and the qualified purchase has said she's predominantly made Ellen purchases in the past, and hence that offer was extended to the customer. Now in order to better understand this we spoke about the aspect of traceability, and which is why I think it's important to talk about how you can use the event source to do analytics. This again feeds back into the data science loop to make sure that the models are constantly being made better and better. So let's filter by this particular user who is the user 89920 and you can clearly understand that this person was given this offer because of his status and his predictive profile and historical profile. So essentially you're able to get that traceability into the decisions that are being made, providing for, you know, better control over data privacy regulations, making it much more seamless when you think about releasing offers or doing marketing based on customer data. And I think all of this kind of sums up the overall architecture in here. You can see that several of our products from our portfolio have joined together to create a solution of this nature. And the open data science aspect of the concepts that you know Maria spoke about in the beginning of this conversation is going to add that data science clue to the rest of the application development stack by making sure that the intelligence can be put to use when it needs the most. So with that, I'm just going to transfer it back to Marius for some final thoughts.


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It's that time again monthly favorites I love doing these videos you guys know I do because I get to share the best of what I've been trying for the month with you guys and Talk about things that I've been reaching for over and over again. You guys know the drill We're not gonna take very long But if you're new to my channel Please consider subscribing I would love to have you here as a part of our YouTube family and if you guys wouldn't mind just taking a second and giving Me a thumbs up on this video that really does help my video get generated out there More people can see it and I sure appreciate you guys being here with me today I've got some wonderful goodies to share with you So let's get into this so it doesn't take too long and let's see my May monthly favorites for 2020 Okay, we're gonna start off with hair care There are is only one product that I want to talk about but I do want to talk about it because it's summer And as I get closer to summer I like to wear a more lightweight product in my hair because I have very fine hair and I need a thickening agent because it isn't very thin But it is very fine and it just kind of is very limp and as you can see today It's hotter than the dick in so I just had to pull this mop back But this is my amazing hair full and thick shape building spray that gives you texture volume and control Now after I use my leave-in conditioner I will use this and I actually says to spray it on your hair I actually don't do that because I find that you can get it too concentrated in one area so I'll spray it on my hands rub my hands together and then just piece it through my hair and The nice thing about it is it does give a really great texture It does give body now as far as the control that it does say that it gives I don't feel like it gives me very much control I do use a separate mousse for that But as far as thickening and giving me volume and really helping my hair to have a little bit texture and a little bit More PC it's great for that and you put it on damp towel dried hair So really have been loving that I've had it for a few months But I hadn't mentioned it before and I wanted to mention it and I got it on Ulta now for skin care I have talked until I'm absolutely blue in the face But I'm gonna mention it one more time because this truly has been my favorite product of the month And it is the good molecules niacinamide brightening toner This has niacinamide licorice root vitamin C and alpha arbutin and the niacinamide is Actually really good to help our pores and the congestion in our pores to clean out those pores and the vitamin C the alpha arbutin The licorice root all of those are brightening agents niacinamide is also a brightening agent So this has worked for me like nothing. I have tried I mean you can get products and you can find that over Several times of using it like different tubes up or different bottles up that it finally works for you That's not what this I think this one worked for me within three to four weeks And I was noticing that my pores were looking more refined the redness that I have right through here was kind of diminishing and my skin Would just had a brighter texture So I absolutely love this and I think I've talked about it in four or five videos this month But it is such a good product and I can't quit talking about it and I not be without it I've ordered an extra for a backup and I just think it's just a great product I also loved this from the inky list. This is the polyglutamic acid Probably saying that wrong But what intrigued me about getting this is when I read on it the description of it It said that this holds four times the water weight that hyaluronic acid does Hyaluronic acid holds a thousand times its water weight its weight in water Excuse me That's really saying something to be able to say that four thousand times its weight in water It will hold for your skin. That's amazing But if you're having some trouble with hyaluronic acid You're having trouble with these kind of products that say that and yet they don't deliver the hydration that you need It's because your skin needs to be wet before you put this on So a tiny tiny bit of this goes a long way this stuff has been Really really great and my skin has been pumped and moisturized and I've absolutely been loving it now I just reordered these so I thought you know what this has got to be a love because I reordered them, right? These are some beauty sponges that I got from beaky and this is a company that you order off of Amazon I've never had them come any different I've never had them be any different than they are right here It comes in a package of five and you get them I think it's like only ten dollars so this is like two dollars each This is an identical dupe for the beauty blender And I don't say that lightly because I know people have their love affair with the beauty blender And I was one of them until I discovered these and this acts just like it now when it's plumped up Or when it's got all of the water in it, this is a dry one It gets about twice this size It is so soft and so easy to use actually okay actually this one is the dirty one Sorry, it's one I just used today So this is the size it gets but this is so soft you guys and it works so good and I absolutely love it I love that you can get five of them for hardly anything You're not paying that twenty dollar price tag for a beauty blender and I the winner all the way around for me Now I want to talk to you about a product that I absolutely Oh my gosh, you guys this was the biggest fail. I think I've purchased in a very long time and I'm so mad At this have you guys seen this flawless razor advertised on tv? That's what made me get it because I hate shaving my legs in the shower for one thing my back hurts when I do it And it's just not something that is real comfortable for me So I'm always looking for a really good electric razor that will do a really good job on my legs because I have yet to find a one that gives you as close of a shave as you would get with an actual razor This was horrible. You guys this is a horrible horrible razor Please don't get it because it does have a light on it and it does, you know It does everything they say but this this catches the skin It actually gave me several cuts on my around my knees and it does not even come close You have stubble like a guy has a beard when you're done And it's just like I don't need a five o'clock shadow if I'm gonna try to get my legs done with this So this is actually a very big fail. Please steer clear of this I could not make it work. It was not one that I enjoyed at all Now you guys probably remember me if you've been with me for a long time that this one though Is from Panasonic and this is the one that I have used for a few years now But it finally died on me and it's not doing a good job and the top of it is getting kind of worn out You know, you do have to replace these heads getting kind of worn out and not doing a great job anymore And I was really pleased with this this Panasonic one I will link it because it is you know, quite a bit less expensive, but it finally did die on me And so I was like, what am I gonna do? I need a razor that I can just use You know when I'm like in bed or when I'm just wanting to do it really quick when I'm going out or something And my husband hands me his And you guys I love this thing. Actually, I don't think yeah, I don't think this came with it I think the razor just came with it He found that he handed me his and he says here, honey, try this one and this is called rose rosea pro R o z i a pro Anyway, so we got this for him off of amazon. He was really excited about it He wanted to use it and he just doesn't use it because he has A job where he has to wear a hazmat suit So he has to be very very clean shaven all the time So he used a razor now But that's beside the point when he gave it to me and the first time I used it I was hooked it has five heads in here and this moves around and hugs the curves of your legs so good But this if you, you know, you do have to work with it like any um electric razor It's not just going to on the first pass get your face really smooth But it's it works better than any of these other ones I've ever tried and I've had another one that was a panasonic that I thought was good too But then I got this and I'm like holy moses what I've been missing out on So I wanted to mention this to you guys it does have this flip up thing right here It does have this flip up trimmer right here that you can use if you're going to buy it for a guy Which I think it would be a great gift for a guy that hates shaving But wants to have you know close and fairly close to his face It doesn't give you that slick smoothness that you get with a razor, but I'm telling you you feel smooth So I really do like this and I think would make a great gift for a guy It is rechargeable and it does come with a little brush So you can use it that way for you know cleaning your face And it comes with a very dense brush as well that does the very deep cleaning So this brush is really super dense. So it comes with all those extras and it is rechargeable And I just think it's great. I was one that was just like, okay, this was really good I was glad that I bought it for him. So I got it. That's how I felt about it. It's like Okay, I'm glad you didn't like it as much as I do. Okay on to the makeup I'm going to retouch my lips with the Sephora. I think this is called Volume booster or something like that lip plumper or something like that It does have the cooling effect like the buxom glosses do but I love this stuff you guys I've been using this for a couple years now in another color and they just came out with like six more colors And I love it and this one is I think just called pink So it has a sheen to it, but it doesn't change the color of your lipstick very much. So it's still see-through I love that about it. I love that it lasts a long time. I love that it's not super sticky I love the cooling effect and I love that it makes your lips look really juicy and plump So that was something that I got this month that I really love. All right So I could not let this month go by without telling you guys that I have fallen completely head over heels in love with Sydney grace and during love palette This look that I'm wearing today is going to be in a tutorial where I actually do several looks out of this palette You guys, this is the best everyday palette. I think I've ever gotten I love this It has so many different colors in it that are still neutral But you can still work them into warm tones cool tones pop of color Really soft whatever you want to do smoky dramatic Whatever you want to do. It's in here. This is the light one and then there is a dark one What she did when she developed the two colors is the light one has all of these transition shades right here And they are pretty much just changed in the dark one to be either a little bit A little bit warmer and a little bit deeper. So for me, this is ideal It creates beautiful looks and I have absolutely fallen in love with this thing These metallics in here are some next level beaming gorgeous metallics and this color over here Which is kind of a semi metallic color. It's just brightness and I have it on my lid today It's just a bright color and every single look that I create I can put that bright color on and it just be seamless with it So this one is just hands down my favorite palette right now I've reached for this at least more than Three quarters of the time this month and just haven't been able to put it down And I think it's just fantastic. The mattes are silky blendable Amazing amazing quality if you've been hearing about it and you've been wondering about it and you thought well It's a little bit too pricey. I know that she did give me a 15% off coupon to use So if you want to use it, you're welcome to I don't use I don't get a commission from it It's just I told her I didn't want a commission especially in the times we're living in right now And it's just an indie brand. So it's just her doing this She might have a couple employees now, but anyway, whatever it is. She's doing a really good job And I absolutely loved it. So it's for 15% off using my code and um, I think you guys will love it I think you'll absolutely love it I'm all head over heels in love with it and can't wait to get some new singles that she has And I'm just really excited about that palette couple things that I've shown you during the month that I'm excited about That I talked about are the brushes from Sonia Kashuk. I went to Target. I did a haul This is a fan brush that has a stippling edge on them on the end really really soft But dense down here. I've been doing all of my contour with it. This is perfect For me, it gives you such a good line, but it gives you a really great blend Because it has those really soft edges and then this one right here I've been using a tiny bit too big for my blush even though I have used it for the blush But it's great for doing bronzer and just you know getting the right amount of bronze all over and blend So good because it's just the right amount of density, but the right amount of softness too So these two brushes I've been in love with all month and using like crazy And then I also put in my dupes video which I'm going to link so you guys can see it Was the Lumie Glossian from L'Oreal. This is their true match Lumie Glossian in light And I love this stuff you guys I showed you that it was a dupe for the Becca backlight And underneath makeup mixed in with makeup used as a highlighter Whatever you want it to do you want it on your body Whatever you want it to do it's just going to give you just this subtle glow Of light and it's just going to be just perfect for you if you're a mature woman that has texture Because you can mix it into your foundation. It doesn't seem to show up anything So let's say you have a really thick really matte foundation that your dry skin cannot handle Try mixing something like this in with it And I bet that you're going to eventually end up loving that foundation So it really has been just one that I've really been enjoying and it's so pretty on the skin And then along with that another highlighter that I got and this is from Milani This is their dolce perla baked highlighter So they're going off of their baked theme that they have with their blushes And I think they used to have a baked bronzer too So it doesn't look like it's going to be much of anything But remember on the sydney grace I talked about the it being just a lighting property on that That's what this one does. It has just this beautiful light property to it So let's make sure that we get a difference between that glossion in this So there it is right there. It's very very pretty It just looks like a gloss on your skin. It doesn't look like texture or anything, of course I don't wear any Highlighter in this area because I do have large pores So I stay away from there But I do use it on my cheeks right here And that is what I have on my cheeks for the day just so you know Love this stuff. I think it's fantastic I also want to mention a blush from Milani that I got this month And this is the cheek kiss blush and this is in rose romance And a teeny teeny tiny bit of this goes a long way Now that is already kind of giving me a little bit out So I just put a tiny bit on there and I'm going to show you the color I love this color because it's the perfect color between Pink and peach and it gives you that flush of color on your skin without being Too intense without being too bright And I think that any color skin could wear this you can build it up So that it's a lot brighter than that and then you can sheer it out if you're the playlist of the pale like I am And I love this. It's so soft and so easy to work with and it dries down That's what I've kind of been doing when I've been comparing cream blushes Some of them have an oily texture to them. That's not this Even though it's very easy to blend and it's very easy to work with and build up You can definitely tell that when it sets down it's there and that's what's nice about it It's not going to rub off. It's not going to get on your phone. Nothing like that So I really do love that and I think it's so pretty for a pretty flush of color on your skin It looks really good over that that loomy lotion doesn't it looks really good over all right And then I want to talk about my loves from number seven this month. I did get the lift and luminate serum concealer I heard a lot of people talk about this and say that they didn't like it for a concealer But for a spot treatment. It was okay I think that's because for one thing They were using it too quickly lots of times if you use a concealer you put it on And you pat it out and you pat it out so far that you pat everything off and then it doesn't look good What I like about it is I will just put it on just barely spread it across a little bit Let it set there for a while while I'm doing other things on my face And then I'll go back in and I'll just lightly go across it and dab it out so that it blends out And I really like it. I think it does a good a really good job And it's easy to layer for me too because I have the really dark parts right here that have to have extra So I really like that but I am absolutely in love with the number seven lift and luminate pressed powder There goes the little plastic thing Anyway, it has it's a compact form. You can throw this in your purse. This is the best powder I have just been enjoying it non-stop. I wear this underneath my eyes. I wear it to set my makeup It's getting warmer. I'm getting more hot flashes as time goes on And this is going to be a lifesaver for me all summer long. I can tell you right now It just gives a little bit of brightness without giving, you know, too much Color at all and I don't know if this comes in colors. It must this is light So this does come in colors So it's going to be able to go for other skin types and give you that brightness If you like that brightness around your eyes Just tiny tiny bit goes a long way But I love this and then the last thing I got from the Sephora sale was the mark jacob's concealer stick I know there's a specific name for this.  Thank you so much Um, and I really do appreciate this and I like it because it is a creamy product That really works well underneath those dry crepey under eyes It does increase as long as you use a really light hand with something like this I need to do an updated concealer routine. I have done one in the past But for summer, it's a little bit different because I do go in with a powder a little bit more now So I'm going to do that for you guys right away And I'm also going to do battle of the drugstore concealers for you guys So look forward to all of those videos that I'm going to be doing the sydney grace Several looks and when I haven't decided whether it's five or seven looks yet that I'm going to do with the sydney grace one But um, then I will be doing the concealer one for you guys for sure And then the battle of the drugstore concealers This is going to be fun because I know that everybody is always looking for the holy grail concealer and we can't find it But I think I found a few that are really good. That's it for today's video Don't forget to tell me in the comment section what you were liking for the month If there was anything specific that you might have gotten shipped to you or if you had Shopped your stash and maybe found something that you just fell in love with all over again I'd love to hear that too. Thank you guys so much for hanging out with me today It's supposed to get really hot where I am this weekend I'm in Utah and it's supposed to get get up into the 90s bump from the 60s to the 90s crazy I know but if you're out in that hot weather make sure that you are taking care of yourself That is so very important. So stay safe.  Love you guys. Bye. Bye


Hey guys, Shea Bear 1000 here. You guys remember this video? Those are the windows up there that I was showing you. Well, I have an update on that. Stay tuned. That place there that you just saw, remember how big it was and everything? I've got an update on it. Check it out, here it is. There's only one building left. They tore it all down. They're just burning tree stumps. It didn't burn down. They tore it down. And there's where we went in around back there. Right back there, we parked right back in there. Right past that sign.  So there's an update for you. And the office building that we were in, here somewhere. Here I think, right about in there. I do believe. Anyway, it's all gone. There's a couple of houses that I did. We're gonna go to next. We're gonna check them out. Monkey said, she thought that they were gonna, they were, look like they were getting ready to move them actually. So I don't know. She said it looked like they were jacked up and all the brush and everything was cleared out. So we're gonna go check it out right now. There was another place that we went to. She said it's all boarded up now. And I can't remember which one she said. But we're not gonna go to that one today. But so it's a good thing we do this stuff when we do it. So it's documented, like that place back there. You know, I don't know what it was, but that was a, it was a big, big building. They still got the one building left there, but a couple of them is all gone back there. So that was it. But yeah, we're gonna go check them two houses out now and see even if they're still there. So I don't know. That's where we're gonna go next. And there was something else that was boarded up. I can't remember what it was. What was that one place that was all, that she says boarded up now? They were the two houses that were. Yeah, I know, but I mean, the other place, that we're not going to buy today. You said it was, remember you said they've got it all boarded up now? Crap, I remembered them. Okay, we kept forgetting, but the church where we did the live stream and filmed it live streaming it. Yeah, I guess it's all boarded up now. So when we go buy there again, I'll get some footage of that for you. Here's, here's what's left. Nothing, one building is left. Move on to the next ones and we'll see if they're still there. Okay guys, we are at our second location. Now this is a house that had all that stuff in it and I caught the EVP in. It's all boarded up. Doesn't look like they're moving it. So I don't know what's going on here, but here it is. It's all cleared away. This is one that had the bad floor we couldn't get in this room, but remember it had all that stuff in it? So that's one there. We walked down this way. Of course we can't go in it again now. So, but they've trimmed all that stuff out there. So yeah, this one had a bad floor in it right back there. And this is where we went in and came out of right there. So see they've got it all cleared away. Like it's falling in back there. But of course we couldn't see that before from the outside because this was all grown up. Now, the next one is just right up the road here. You can almost see it from here. If I would zoom in, you probably could. Yeah, it's not too far. It's just like right up here. See that road right there? That road right there. It's right across the street from it. So we're gonna go up here and we're gonna get that one for you too. Okay guys, here's the second one. I didn't know there was a little barn back there. But this is the second one. I do believe, yeah, I think, yeah, I went in that one because there's the front part of it right there on that corner there. Remember when we walked in, it was kind of wide open. But look, you couldn't hardly see it before. Now it's all, so I don't know if they're gonna tear them down or what. So there's the second one for you. So this is why we do what we do. This is why I document, because these places ain't gonna be around forever. Out here in the middle of nowhere, why would you, you know, make you wonder? I mean, like after all these years, now it wants, you know, they're, they're boarding them up and stuff. So, you know, I don't know if they're gonna move them or tear them down. She said it looked like they were jacked up, but what it was was just that, you know, they've got it all cleared out around there now. So I don't know if they're gonna tear them down or what, but I'm guessing it's probably the same owner. Because, because see the other one that we just left is just right on the other side of that sign there, that speed limit sign. You might even be able to see a little piece of it there maybe, yeah, right in there. That one there, so that's how close they were. So I guess it might be the same, the same property owner. But there you go guys, there's a couple of them for you. Like I said, that's why we document these things and you know, because things aren't gonna be around forever. Once, you know, once they're kind of abandoned, there's a fine line between abandonment and vacant.  I mean, there'll be more stuff become abandoned, but you know, these old places like this, like that, like these two here were like cracker houses is what they called them.  Once they're gone, they're gone. So anyway guys, I'm gonna say thanks for watching. Appreciate it. Shea Bearer met the man of the edge. I'm gone for now. Bye-bye guys, take care.


Thunder feel the thunder Lightning and the thunder Edwin and gonna see yone is the Yankees new thunder and we saw it last night Jim Welcome to the talking yanks pregame show. My name is John boy. This is my friend here John boy He's coming live to you from John boy. I am coming live from John boy. How's everyone doing today? Did I get any wrong? Did they answer did I get any parts wrong? No? Okay, nice hat. Thank you. This is my new this is my new hat You're gonna have to stop wearing that hat. Well, I already been wearing this hat So you can't steal my hat. No, but mine's a different design. Mine's not a flat prim Mine's like buckle in the back No, you have no no, no, no, no, this isn't this isn't a dad hat. This is a chance to rapper hat This is my chance to rapper hat He's a dad hat.    I'm posting I'm posting my day by day on My yeah, so I got to post you now. So just can you say okay real quick? No, I'm just intense. Okay All right, so sorry. This is a bad start to start awful start I we had such a great start. You said I got everything right and then you came in and You're intern Luke in this whole thing. Wow. He's not gonna like that well Well, hey guys, just go Tell us about baseball.  They're so embarrassed. Hmm. What an embarrassing group of rays anyway Line up is pretty interesting today. I Guess if you it all it all makes sense in my head, but I think that first look you'd be like, huh So let's go through that DJ LeMay who's leading off playing second base Luke Voight number 45 is playing first base batting second Gary Sanchez is catching Jake This is big because he's playing the day game after the night game. Usually they don't do that There's a reason why we'll get into it Edwin and connoisseur Which I don't want to talk to you about it right now, but we're gonna have to talk about John Stirling's call for him on the Yeah, we're gonna have to talk about that on Our series recap today. He is DHing and in the four hole Aaron Hicks slides down to five Glaber at short Cameron may have been four home runs in his last four games He's in right field Gio the god or shella comes back to line up at third base Brett Gardner is playing left field and C. C. Sebasti of the big man Thick C. C is on the bump trying to redeem himself because it's been a two bad outings in a row So this big shocker We're not shocker. No stand no DD They told us DD was gonna sit one game every series for like the first couple weeks Coming off injury and they've been true to their word.  They they told us this Stanton just came back from minor leagues He had only played one complete game Jake in the in his rehab process. He only played one complete nine inning game So he did it again yesterday. That's a second time Yeah, okay, they brought guardian for the for the final. Okay. Yeah, I forgot about that.  This is still a good lineup. So we can we have so many He doesn't and it's not bug bothering me like playing playing Cameron Maiden is Not the same as when we were playing Shane Robinson Neil Walker in right field and judge just got back But judge had to rest so we had to do this. No Cameron may have been in home runs like crazy. So this is no DD no Stan I still think this is a fine. Yeah, we I Said a couple episodes ago that we went from saying that hey every every game There's no excuse our top six shouldn't be strong This is is still a similar case because I mean Cameron Maiden's batting seven then he's homered in four consecutive games So, I mean we're technically seven deep with DD Gregorius and Jim Carlos Stan on the bench Which is pretty nuts. So Yeah, and it's it get used to the off days if they're if they're gonna bother you I got bad news for you because it's it's it's going to continue to happen Like I think is this Hicks's first complete series played That's good question. And when did he come back? I think it is Yeah, it may be yeah I mean, that's a really good point if you're still getting upset about the off days for guys coming back from injury then That's a you problem not the Yankees problem Just accept it because otherwise you're fighting something that you can't change or whatever Acceptance key part of life Whoa, whoa the rays we got to talk about the pitching matchup, but the rays are throwing out Travis Turner I was leading off again Tommy Pham is DHing Austin Meadows back into the lineup playing right field Avastel Garcia DHing Willie Adamus at short Brandon Lowe at second Haredi at center field G-man Choi at first and Robertson at third Blake Snell on the bump I haven't noticed the rays this series Jake, you know like I Guess Tanaka held them to two hits They put some stuff together verse Hap and Kain Lee yesterday, but like Offensively some some series. I like you know you pick up on like Eloy and him and as is crushing us Hey, Tim Anderson is good.  No, no, no to be fair Pham has almost been there I think Pham was five for seven at one point this series Okay, that's that just on me like I just haven't picked up on that Nothing's really jumped out like oh shit So and I think they're missing a couple guys, right? Because I mean when we saw them the first time we were like, yo, this yand ideas can really play And I just said yandie really weird, but he's he's hurt But yeah outside of him I mean they look like a team that could use Edwin and Carnation.  So I get it But speaking about thinking yourself I mean when they took Yarbara out of the game yesterday, but again, that's uh, that's that's Wandering down another another avenue Yeah Blake snails on the mount. He's a little better than Stannock and co.  It's not is his houses year shaping up I know it wasn't impressive for a while, but he's still like has the goods. It just wasn't really coming together But I don't know why actually I have it right here Blake snail Now is 75 innings of 37 era so really not his not his level his fit People love a good fit is lower than that But yeah, he's um that I mean I think we saw it in that first start against the Yankees I mean 5.2 innings ton of strikeouts He ends up getting the loss because he gave up a few runs, too Yeah We've he's faced the Yankees twice He's always been going against Tanaka last two times the Yankees have won both those games Despite decent performances from him This lineup has some good firepower versus snout. Jay, can I give it to you? I tweeted it out on give it to me on boy account to let the people know And I'm actually gonna go to that tweet because I organized it much more better over there Here it is. It's a great graphic. I really banged out this graphic go to my Twitter. Look at it All right Collectively these nine guys Jake have a 361 on base percentage versus Blake now 19 walks and 19 hits in 104 plate appearances. That's pretty good. Yeah leading the way with on base percentage is Gary Sanchez a 474 on base percentage versus now and right under him Edwin Edwin doesn't have a lot of hits He's actually only one for nine, but he's got five walks 429 on base percentage now if you want guys that actually hit Blake's now like Edwin doesn't hit him Gary Sanchez has three home runs versus Blake's now and a 286 batting average DJ LeMay you has a 375 batting average nine appearances not as many as Gary's at 19 and Aaron Hicks doesn't have a lot of hits versus Blake's now, but as a 353 on base percentage And Brett Gardner has a 294 batting average five for 17 versus Blake's now For a picture of that caliber. Those are good numbers. I do think they're skewed a little bit Like Brett Gardner. I don't know when those hits came They may be, you know, we saw Blake's now as a rookie and we knocked him around A lot before he became Cy Young Blake's now. So I don't know how much skewed they are Gary's home runs I think a recent DJ is recent But those aren't bad numbers versus a picture of his caliber Yeah, and I mean you mentioned Guardi. I mean he's he's batting nine hole playing defense today This is again our righty stack which a couple couple conflicting things We've got a ton of righties our righties haven't been super great against lefties this year If you listen to our sharp stats episode go check that out because that was that was impressive and Again ties into them taking Yarborough out yesterday But um, yeah man, and I I mean edwin He just he stretches out the middle of this lineup so much that you know, if if lamehu or void gets on or even Gary, I mean you're you're you're instantly in a thread of going down to oh With one swing um with with so many guys in this lineup I mean Hicks Hicks is you know still figuring it out, but Glaber may been Six and seven today In geo or shella in the eight holes. Oh, yeah, man. I mean they're they're gonna put together at bats. I think um Snell I'd have to see more about his approach, but uh like we saw him in his earlier games. He's he's not pitching for length Um, and I think they probably tell him to do that because the rays also heavily believe in their bullpen They tell him to kind of empty the tank. They're not really asking him to go seven. They'd they'd rather him go Six innings with 11 strikeouts instead of seven innings with eight Um, and I I think uh against the Yankees where you take a lot of pitches and work at bats That can easily turn into a shorter outing and then I mean once snows out it feels like there's blood in the water Yeah, because I mean as good as their bullpen is it's not snell when he's on Yeah, and he we've also seen him gas himself the first game was the Yankees He went way too fast their bullpen. They yard bros probably Unavailable 42 pitches yesterday Kidridge 35 yesterday Chasrow and Oliver drake both through 28 yesterday Which really leaves like Pagan and I think I don't know if he's been good lately, but he's like a A real reliever like your classic reliever type Hunter would I think they use him as the same way and who's that other dude? Is he not on the team anymore that throws the like the 90 92 seamer? kind of chunky uh alvarado alvarado looks like he's not around right now I thought we saw him warm up. I don't know. Um, I mean the rays use their guys They're they're not shy to use the triple a bus. They're they're gonna have guys ready to throw it at them Yeah, so I looked I was curious, uh bread gardeners one for two offs now this season and he was one for two off him last season So look at this. Well, would you like that? Well, would you like that and then what else did I want to look up? I think that's all we got cc going for us jake and that's a That's a horseshoe, but not a cutter He has been struggling karsten, uh Karsten charles senses little d l stint. Um I mean we we thought because right before he went on the il Um, he he had a bad starter too and we're like, oh, yeah, cc's gonna get his knee drained. He does this every year He'll come back and look sharp Um, I mean jimbo and his last four starts Uh pitch into the tune of a seven e r a over 20.2 innings. Yanks are one in three in those games Which makes it sting ever more, but hitters are hitting 353 Uh with a 1.068 o p s. So, yeah, uh, you turn every hitter into mike trout.  They're good teams. They're solid teams. Um So I I don't know maybe maybe it was just a little column a little column b His last good start jim six innings pitch one earn run against the race five starts to go on may 17th So, um, that's back when he he lowered his e r a that game to 297. So, uh, maybe maybe a little tamper magic Is all he needs to to get it back going because as as we've mentioned here and on the podcast if if he doesn't soon I mean the yankees nation is going to get loud on cc Which um could get ugly when you're talking about someone who's going to be a hall of famer and is in You know a legend of the game And beloved in the clubhouse and then you get the people that you know are nasty about that and People are just mean but like you said much like tenaka Cc has enjoyed pitching to these rays of late. He's got two games versus the rays so far this season Five innings pitched two earned runs. That's what hap gave us yesterday if cc gave us that today I think I'd be like, okay, great. That's what cc like And the game after that six innings pitch one earned run if he gave us that I'd be ecstatic I'd be really happy and then it goes back to last year jake Five innings pitched zero earned runs and he got ejected that that's for you bitch moment He probably could have went deeper only had 55 pitches through five innings Before that five point one one earned run and then before that seven point two Three earned runs, which I'd even take that today. I even take seven point one three Actually, I'd probably take six two Over that but he does like hitting pitching versus this rays team So maybe this is the cure all which is kind of weird Because the rays are a really good team but tenaka kind of cured himself first them So maybe cc can do the same thing. We have had a good string since that opener day Chad and nester set the tone Paxton had a good outing to knock out a fantastic outing I'm counting hap what he did as a good outing. It's not I don't want that every time from hap I'd like up like that six innings, but I'm not going to say that hap helped us lose that game And anyway helped us win the game. I like that Let's look at who's got numbers versus cc here. It's uh avi say Yeah, dark sea actually has a Bad numbers. I thought they looked good, but they're bad. He has a homerun kevin kiermeyer's popped him twice Maybe long gory. I gave kiermeyer all his Skills versus cc. That would be shitty Other than that There's not much going on um Joey wendell one for Still watch out for him jake huge um and to know actually has decent numbers Yeah, I think he does well against lefty. That's why he's gone lead off back to back days. Um, yeah, I mean, it's going to be on c It's it's on c like you said the these rays haven't shown us a ton of life Cc needs a good start. I mean Do do or do not there is no try All right, do you have something else you're honing it on that we haven't talked about yet? Um, it's it's just going for the kill. It's what you mentioned with gary Um gary starting to catch her first time day game after night game Um, we're playing the rays who you know our current Current team we're racing in the division. We we've stretched our lead to two and a half boston down to six and a half I mean a win today and we're sitting here mid june With a three and a half game lead in the east. That's that's kind of where you want to be And you know you start to factor in all these injuries and everything and I I think the thing I'm interested to see I mean if we can get to snel early or or if we just get to snel at all Um, we saw it in the cleveland series gym. We saw that cleveland And we heard that they played their best series of the season It comes and goes as a baseball team You know, we we saw it on that yankees road trip when they went to toronto and they were kind of down like that You know, what what were the what was talking jays saying about the yankees then, you know They just saw one piece of the yankees bad week and a half stretch Uh, the rays could be in a little lull here and we could kind of do a mini step on their throat and by throwing gary out there It's a clear sign that the yankees think they they need to and can do that. So that's that's what i'm looking out for All right, I like that One home run in the first three innings Okay I don't even care if it's a solo shot. I think you just got to pop snel before he gets through nine Before he gets through your nine someone pop him Okay, i'm right in the top nine hitters. Yeah a little bit I think that's a I think that's a sting That maybe they can't come back from Hopefully someone's on base and i'm looking at gary my dude Since we're talking home runs. Let's go straight to Homer draft. It's the Homer draft Popping for me I had a you did it. I had a fantastic day yesterday. You did it first time ever First time ever. Oh first time ever I got both guys. Yeah Not my first time getting two homers in one game. No But jake, I'm up on the series score. Hey jimmy if you remember yesterday I complimented you and said it was your best Homer draft picks since mid april You did I think you said may I said april Eight to seven is the series score. I've won eight. You've won seven. We have tied five and the total score jake I'm now within striking distance. It is 23 to 22 You but I just I just put two on the board yesterday with edwin and maven I get to go first today Which is exciting news for me if anyone doesn't know I cannot pick Gary Hicks edwin or maven I also think this is now my good luck charm jake Just gonna throw the hats on again, okay Because it's the best I've ever done in a homer draft. Okay Here we go. I can't choose Gary Hicks edwin maven. I got to play defense a little bit here and look at what jake has already chosen He's already chosen void. So I shouldn't use void as my first pick same with deedy But he's not playing stands not playing and I can't take Gary So void will be my second pick since jake cannot have him my first pick will be You have a lot of good options on your plate, huh? Yep. Yeah. Wow. Okay. I'm gonna go. Um, dj lemay you Nice pick jam Playing defense for you was kind of pointless because you have a lot of good options. Yes. Yes. It was still a pretty nice segment there There's some nice. Um, give me edwin and carasio.  I mean, yeah It worked it worked for you might as well work for me Yep, and I'm taking void with my second pick Yeah All right, you need two to tie this series Yeah, I'm kind of punting this series if we're being honest. I went through a little cold streak I just talked about it with the yankees. I was hot.  Wow. Yeah, how do you get out of a slump like that? You're you're the only guy. I know that's been in a slump like that. I don't know if I've ever been in a slump that bad Yeah, I went 0 for nine and then I got a homer. So yeah, I don't know What's your tip? Uh, pick gary where this was pre hat. Okay. Okay. What do you what do you got on the over under here james? I think they're set in the over under It's kind of interesting because you have snell on one side cc on the other They did nine and a half with half in bullpen day.  I'm going nine. They believe in snell not in cc Nine on the nose nine Every game this series has been under and we've gotten that correct. Both of us have guessed under both times Um Makes me lean over. Yeah, give me the over I don't know in which fashion either cc is getting bombed Snell is getting bombed or it's like a six to five win Yeah, uh, but yeah, I'm gonna give me the own. Oh, I'm gonna give myself the over are you taking over Yeah, what's the chat taken? all right Nice next up. Let's see what the chat wants to talk about. Jake your favorite segment chat Love the chat when they're good You don't like the chat. No and they're good. I love them, but I can see the yanks trading the red hot maven I still don't think as good as he is. He has much Value in a trade. No Right, especially other teams know the roster crunch. There's no value. Yeah, okay um Any thoughts on edwin? I like that he He hit up that short porch yesterday. Yeah, good at bats. Yeah, it's kind of funny.  Welcome to yanks stadium. Yeah um My padre is taking series versus the brewers last night on a great logan allen debut made me happy Do you know who logan allen is? I don't know that name yet Yeah, i saw him. He had a big uh big family crowd there. I think he might have scored the first run of the game It was it was nice Ah, sounds like a furniture company to me If maven gets two hits today, then they have to consider a 12 man pitching staff Yeah, we're gonna talk we've been talking about that on our podcast and we will continue Uh, because yeah, he I keep joking that he's holding them hostage What she kind of is How can I donate any way if you like this question from peter rabbit? How can I donate money to you and ask for a video? I love your content Yeah patreon com slash jamboy media if you want to support Everything we're doing if you guys are if you guys are tuning into these shows then you're pretty aware that It's non-stop the youtube's been non-stop. Which good. They should sweep them. I agree But it's it's not easy to sweep teams. It's not easy to sweep bad teams in the mlb It's very if the Yankees we didn't say this Jim if the Yankees go down early This could turn into a punt day really quick. Yeah, it's not easy to sweep bad teams in the mlb The stats back that up and the rays are a good team. So it'll be tough to sweep them, but we are in They are in a situation to do so. So let's do it um Am I going to do a video on a twins game last night? Did you catch any of that jake 17 innings or 18 innings? Yeah 17 Cora got mad. I haven't seen anything yet, but I know I'm going to try and look it up and do some breakdowns Yeah, I tapped out in the 14th Peter rabbit just joined. Thank you. Peter appreciate that Joe your stories um Go Ray says game time See Yankees pregame show This guy says he's struggling to get his 250 win. That's oh jaden. He's around Do you think there's anything to that? Do you think like that may be on his mind too much? Or do you think it's all physical? I think it's all physical and like just doesn't have his stuff because 250 is He did say that the 3000 strikeout, which I know that's a much bigger He did say that was on his mind. So maybe um You think David Ortiz is going to come back to the league? Yeah, see that's where I get lost with the chat um Why is it John boy and not Jim boy? Good question There's a real good question Tune into John boy and jake radio to find out. We normally record them before these but we're going to record it after All right Yeah, in like 10 minutes, we will be live on this very same youtube channel doing national news and weird Weird sports news tune in. We'll see you guys then. Thanks for hanging out with us


If we want to talk about internal coherence, I believe that the media needs to work on internal coherence. This wonderful New York Post story, I don't think Stephen Nelson's here, but good job for New York Post, highlights the hypocrisy of the media where this is okay protesting, this is not okay, Trump rallies. Protesters protesting against injustice, against racism and police brutality, this is a rally, a political rally. They're not going to be demonstrating for any kind of cause other than supporting the president. Is it just me or is one of the things that's most maddening about all this political and cultural upheaval is that it's all being driven in large part by a very dishonest media that employs double standards against its political opposition. And it does it in such a blatant way that it almost seems intentional. As if to show their power and ability to lie or do whatever they want, no matter how much chaos it causes. It's quite demoralizing and I'm seeing it all around me right now. We have a national media that presents itself as an unbiased arbiter of information, truth and justice. While in reality, it's all just political propaganda of varying degrees. The vast majority of it being used to push a Democrat Party increasingly far-left agenda. We all know they demonized outdoor, peaceful lockdown protests, then Trumpeted and supported the far-left nationwide protests and riots that we've seen for the last three weeks. Now they're back to demonizing any gathering of their political opposition as a danger to public health. In any case, we saw a bit of this media strategy in action today with CNN's Democrat Party operative, Jim Acosta, who has rationalized why it's different when his side protests and thus our judge on a different set of standards. 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And take advantage of our 51% off and free shipping to the U.S. That's www.ketowithdronetech.com. Kayleigh, in the last day, 96 people in Tulsa have contracted the coronavirus. Wondering about this rally coming up on Saturday. Will the President or the White House take responsibility if people get sick and catch the coronavirus at this rally on Saturday? So the campaign has taken certain measures to make sure this is a safe rally. Temperature checks, hand sanitizers, and masks who we are taking precautions. But you're not requiring people to wear masks. They will be given a mask. It's up to them whether to make that decision. The guidelines are recommended but not required. And the CDC guidelines suggest that people practice social distancing. You're not going to be able to practice social distancing in a rally with thousands of people. So aren't you, in essence, bringing people to a rally where they won't be abiding by those guidelines? It's a personal choice of individuals as to what to do. But if we want to talk about internal coherence, I believe that the media needs to work on internal coherence. This wonderful New York Post story, I don't think Stephen Nelson is here, but good job from New York Post, highlights the hypocrisy of the media where this is okay protesting, this is not okay, Trump rallies. It's really remarkable. And I think the American people have taken notice when, for instance, NBC tweets at 4.05 p.m. on June 14, Rally for Black Trans Lives draws packed crowd to Brooklyn Museum Plaza seeming to be lauding with protests. And less than an hour and a half later, they say President Trump plans to rally, but health experts are questioning that decision. CBS had a similar logic. These are protesters protesting against injustice, against racism and police brutality. This is a rally, a political rally. They're not going to be demonstrating for any kind of cause other than supporting the president. And I go back to my original question. Will the White House, will the president take responsibility if there are people who catch the coronavirus and get sick? As you know, you've been to these rallies. Many of the people who go to the rallies, I've been to them too, are elderly, probably have pre-existing conditions that might put them at risk for serious complications if they catch this virus. So first, let me know you've been to rallies, these Trump rallies. We do rally in support of something. We rally in support of the president who got us the lowest number of black unemployment in the history of our country and paychecks going up. We rally that HBCU funding for historically black colleges and universities is permanent because of President Trump. You're not answering my question. Will the president, will the White House take responsibility if people get sick? Can you answer that question? I suggested that we don't rally on behalf of anything. So let me note one more thing. I said that you rally on behalf of the president. That's where you're going. We rally on behalf of criminal justice reform in the first step back, which President Obama and Vice President Biden talked about, but we did. And I would note this. If we want to talk about the efficacy of what we're doing, 1,300 health experts signed a letter about the protest saying, we do not condemn these gatherings. We support them as vital. So you have the health experts on one side saying this, and then all of a sudden Trump rallies. You're dancing around the question. You're holding up a newspaper headline. That's very nice. Work on your internal cohesion and get back to me, Jim.  Trump is defying CDC guidelines. Trump is pretending the coronavirus has disappeared. What did it feel like to be marching arm in arm there with the police chief? A celebration. They're carnival-like atmosphere. There's a guy who has a sign that says free hugs. Music. People are hugging. People showing up to his precious rallies might get sick. I mean, they're acknowledged.  Is that a smart move to have a rally during a pandemic? This is going to be a breeding ground for coronavirus. We need to stop that. We need to ban political rallies. It's a beautiful moment where people can get together. Beautiful moment. Very touching and extraordinary. It's a beautiful, beautiful moment. I love you. A moment of respect and love. President Trump is still planning to hold large campaign rallies with thousands of people packed, as he said, shoulder to shoulder. It's unclear exactly how he can even return to these large-scale events given the pandemic. Tens of thousands showed up for a march in Floyd's honor. A massive crowd, and I mean massive. Tens of thousands of protesters. Thousands and thousands, up to 200,000 people. Public health experts are warning about the risks of gathering in crowds like the president's rally. Health officials said the president's rally will pose a risk. Social justice over social distancing. We understand that to some extent. This week, more than a thousand physicians and healthcare professionals signed a letter supporting the demonstrators. A political rally like checks every box of risk. Stop it. Just stay home, people. Stay home. Stay in the streets. Continue to protest. Continue to have your voices be heard.


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