The stoke is the third leading cause of death in the world. And the first leading cause of death in China, 6.5 million stoke days occurred annually in the world. Last stoke is a major health problem and caused huge economic burdens in the world. Although age standardized the mortality of stoke and the fatality of stoke reduced, however, the absolute number of stoke days and the crude mortality rate were still increased in the past 10 years, especially in the rural. Stoke risk can affect anyone, from common people, physicians, to celebrities, like a former president of the United States, Roosevelt, and a former prime minister of the United Kingdom, Sacho. In just the last minutes, 13 stoke days occurred in the world. Within this comfort zone, about more than 20 individuals here, it's estimated around two to three individuals will be died of stoke in our lifetime. How could we identify those at high risk for stoke and prevent a stoke epidemic? In the United States, age standardized mortality were reduced 40% in the past 10 years. The major improvement of stoke outcomes were from primary and second prevention, suppose you had close relatives who had stoke at his younger age and you are more likely to develop stoke, but you cannot change your genetic background and reverse your age. Something we still can do for prevention of stoke. There are several major modifiable risk factors for stoke, including hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetics, and actual vibrations. Hypertension can significantly increase the risk of stoke if it's not well under control. In addition, lifestyle, like smoking, unbalanced dietary behavior, physical inactivity, and too much work stress, or increase the risk of stoke. Identifications, high risk of individual for stoke is not totally relied on single risk factors. For example, a hypertensive man aged 45 years and a diabetic woman aged 55 years, who is at a high level of risk? That's a multi-variable prediction model is needed to solve this problem. Academy societies produced cardiovascular risk prediction model, America's Stoke Association's developed stoke risk scorecard, and similar workers we are working on in China. Well, let me ask you a question. Have you ever used the stoke prediction model before? In fact, there are not quite used often in clinical setting. Later on in your life, this model can predict the risk of stoke well at population level, but not precisely at the individual level. How can we do dealing with these problems? In the last 15 years, genomic studies identified some genetic markers associated with stoke. And last year, the United States launched the Precision Medicine Program, in which the major focus is to figure out genetic signatures with stoke, and provide the opportunity to predict the risk of stoke at the individual. In clinical setting, modern technologies, such as CT angiographic, MMR, and pathocity, all can provide precise molecular phenotypers for subclinical and clinical stoker patients. Now in the era of big data, hospital informations, labors informations, and electronic medical records and packets are essential for integration information from general populations, auto-clinical, and stoker patients, in terms of prediction model development and the prevention of stoke. In conclusion, stoke is a complex disease and the main health problem in human beings. Multi-variable prediction model integrating genetic signature with molecular phenotyping image could be an advanced and precise tool to prediction of a stoke at the individual, and could be used in prediction, prevention, and management in coming years for stoke. So thank you for your attention.


Hello everyone. Welcome to this product school webinar about building products that developers love. My name is Abhijeet Natha. I'm a principal technical product manager at Impala and I'll talk a little bit about myself in a bit. Today we're going to spend time talking about what developer products are, what does developer experience mean, and how do we think about developer experience for those developer products but more specifically about API products. A little bit about myself. For those who were in my previous webinar, you will notice a change now. I have recently changed over jobs. But yeah, as a quick background, I had an engineering background for about a decade, performed different roles in various engineering functions. And from there I moved over to technical pre-sales at Twilio helping the customers and developers in IMEA build their products using Twilio APIs. And then I moved over to the product management at Twilio, worked on Twilio Flex and some products on the customer engagement at Twilio. Off lately, I have moved over from Twilio to join a startup here in the UK. The company is called Impala and I'm a principal technical product manager there. A bit about Impala. At Impala, we think that we are going to empower the developers and travel innovators across the world to enable them build incredible travel experiences. We build API-first products and augment them with dashboards and other related tools. So if you think about building a travel experience, you can go and quickly start building the travel experiences there. All right, so going to the topic for today. Products that developers would love. For doing that, we need to first understand what developer products are. What does it mean to build a developer product? So we'll spend a bit of time understanding that. Please feel free to add questions to the chat. I will try to answer them towards the end of this webinar as much as possible. Let's keep this interactive, keep your comments and thoughts flowing through. Put them in the chat and I promise I'll get to them. Okay, so developer products. If you think about products in general, when you create product, basically you are creating value for someone, a consumer, let's say. If you create directly a product that a consumer can consume, then it's straightforward there, right? Like if I build this iPad, which the end user is going to use at to see video, that's a consumer product. But there are a category of products which cannot directly be consumed by the consumer. It requires someone in the middle, a developer to consume and create something out of it that a consumer can eventually consume and get value out of your product there. So that's what developer product means. Now, the definition might be a little confusing if you're not familiar with this.  Throughout this presentation, I'm going to talk about developer products through my previous organization Twilio and examples from my current organization Impala. I will also be bringing examples from some of the other developer first companies like Stripe or Played. So none of these are meant to talk about those companies, these are examples of how companies are creating incredible developer experiences through developer first products. Let's take Stripe for example. If you're building an e-commerce website, you might want to use Stripe for the checkout and payment flow. So the product that Stripe is building is a checkout and payment APIs and HDGAs and UIs, which you as a developer of e-commerce company would want to use so that your consumers can take value out of it. In this case, if you were an employee and a developer at Stripe, you are building the developer products here. Those APIs are developer products. If we take example of Twilio, if you are building products that someone in the e-commerce company is going to consume to create customer support, to take incoming calls, to send SMS, then these products at Twilio are developer first products, APIs and HDGAs and programmable apps. Talking about my current organization Impala, here we create APIs that someone could use and create hotel room booking in minutes and create those travel experiences. So the Impala products in this case, the APIs at Impala are developer first products. Hopefully this gives you an idea about what a developer product would be. Now when we talk about developer products, developer experience is a key because your consumer and your users are developers. So let's look at this first before we talk about developer experience.  I'm sure this can be readable and a developer can understand. But this is not a great experience. You're going to put in a lot of effort and it might take a longer time to learn and then understand what this means. On the alternate, if you were to write something like this, looking and reading this is much more simpler. You can actually quickly understand that what this piece of code is trying to tell you is that if your consumer or your user is a developer, then the experience of them is called as developer experience. This is all to say that developer experience is about the developers who are consuming your APIs, your SDKs, your UI components and whatnot. Let's look at the definition. What does it mean? What do we mean when we talk about developer experience? And simply put, if you want to think on a very abstract level, interactions and feelings that a developer has when working with a body of code to meet a specific object. Now if you are the creator of that piece of code and APIs, then the experience and the interactions that developer will have while consuming your code to build their own applications. That's what developer experience is. Here is a slightly different but very good definition as well. What is developer experience about? Why does it matter? It is about minimizing friction from idea to code. How can a developer land at your product, your developer product with some idea and how quickly they can take that idea by using your product, turn it into something that discovers and delivers a business value. So that's what developer experience is. These are like pretty good way to think about developer experience. I've mentioned the source of these definitions. I've not created this, but I really like this way of defining the developer experience. So before we go and talk about how do we create developer experiences, let's look at and understand who is your customer. As a product company, as an organization building developer products, how do you think about your customer? I think in my head, when I'm working as a product manager of a developer product, I think of consumer or end user as the person who would consume the actual end value of whatever will be created using my APIs. But I think of developers as the users and the consumer of my APIs. And with that definition, actually you could be creating a developer product at various layers. You could be creating something at the storage. MongoDB, for example, right? You could be creating API that abstracts away the physical world complexities. We talked about examples earlier, Twilio abstracts away the complexity of telecom infrastructure and exposes that as an API. Impala, my current organization abstracts away the complexity of connecting to a hotel, creating data relationships and exposes that to an API. On top of APIs, there is another layer, which are SDKs. SDKs, just to define, are a layer on top of your pure API layer with embedded session management logging. Like this is the whole software development kit. This will have declarative interfaces. And then you could ultimately have a UI based developer experience in a developer product. UI components, a programmable app, and running across all of these there could be developer tools. The way to deploy a developer product into production. Netlify is a good example that lie in this category where you could write a piece of code and it has tools that you could use to quickly deploy each of your comments and test it. So developer products could lie in various, like each of these areas. The core and the principle, at least in my opinion, area where a lot of developer products are being built today are the API. That's the base. Like you start with that layer, whether you are building any of these. So today we're going to focus a lot about API developer products. So base principles for creating good, great developer experience when building an API products. As you build your API products, you should keep these high level things in mind. So every API product that you're creating should be consistent. Developers should not be required to learn all the new conversations, all the new conventions when moving between products. It should be consistent in its form, in its structure, its reporting, its error. It should be, all those API products should look like they belong to one set of product suite. It should be self-serve. It's very important. Developers prefer helping themselves. I've been a developer for a decade myself, and the first thing as a developer I would want to be able to try something out. So this should be self-serve. You shouldn't have friction to start using and validating your API before a developer can be confident about that. So don't start bringing in your, in my opinion, sales right in the beginning before someone can try and play with your API products. Ungated, similar. When protecting the functionality behind an API, it's okay to protect parts of that, but the functional part of your API, the thing that it should be doing should be ungated so that they can go and validate the idea. It should always be updated. Nothing would put a developer programmer off if while building their piece of code they're using a library API product and they realize that this is out of date. So make sure this is up to date. When they go into your API product, start reading about it, a good developer experience requires that there should be a visible and feasible path to deployment. So bring things into your product that will help them pave through that path and be honest. It does what it says. Product documentation, release notes, change log, read me. They're all consistent with the actual product behavior. So keeping these base principles in mind will enable you create developer API products that have great developer experience. We're going to go into each of these areas in more detail and look at some examples now. So consistent APIs. The examples of how you can think about making your API consistent is mentioned on the right-hand side. The request and the response structures, the error codes, the definitions of the attributes, what it means, the pagination structure, any metadata along with the actual output and the full functionality. These are things, if you treat this as a checklist and you are able to take all of these, you can be pretty confident that your APIs are being liked by the developers who are consuming it. Some examples you would see here. I'm going to show a quick example. There are these two products. One is about messaging. The other one is about voice. And if you look carefully at these two, the structure of them are pretty common. So if I'm a developer and my organization wants to start with sending SMSs and later on add voicemail, I think of moving from a voice product or from a messaging product to voice is going to be relatively smaller. And that's about one of the examples of how your APIs are consistent. API playground. So as you're thinking about developer experience, it is very important that a developer can go into your documentation and be able to play with it somewhat without writing a piece of code as well. So if you are able to create a mechanism when they can go and get an API key rather quickly and try an API right with that key without having to write code, that is an awesome experience. It helps the developer understand and grasp your API rather quick. And some of the example here are Twilio's and Invales dashboard. You can sign up in like two minutes, get API key and try it out right either in the documentation itself. Or in a simple way, you can actually export the APIs in post-minute try. The experience of trying the API right in the documentation is amazing. It just removes a lot of friction. So for example, I mentioned, if you were trying Impala APIs, you can actually paste the API key right there. You've got the parameters there and you can directly try the API in less than a minute. So having an API playground to try your API product is an awesome experience. Debugging. So as you build, I think this is all of us who have developed products would know that as you build API products, also as you build products, you might, you will most likely have some errors. Anything that can help the developer debug quickly is going to be very key in how they like and perceive your product. So think about clear and accurate error codes. Think how they, how can they subscribe errors? Not necessarily in the code, but generally getting information about error. It could be something that is long running or running automatically and there is an error and there should be a way to subscribe it. And if you're giving an error code, I think it helps a lot if your error message has a pointer to the docs, which can talk about what this error code is and what is a potential solution. So think about that whole error mechanism and the debugging experience as a part of the developer experience you're building as well. So as now, now we moved from the ability to build a product and debug it and now thinking about how do, how do you keep your developers informed, informed about changes that's going to happen in your product, right? So status pages, release notes, change logs, alerts, programmatic way of subscribing to warnings, maybe through webbooks. So let's say my simple example, I pay to your API products per API usage and my account balance gets low. Now, this is a clear example where you could actually have information being sent programmatically, maybe they have what to reach out they could set. Maybe there is your quota of API consumption is crossed and then you have webhooks telling them that now you have consumed all the APIs and now developer can do something about it. So making sure that these updates are available, either to the code itself or to the runtime running of the code is very, very important. I'll go to show some examples. Here's status page of various companies. Impala, Twilio, Stripe, Played. A developer can at any point go and look at the status, live status of the systems there and be confident that the products they are consuming is up and running and is adhering to the SLAs. Talked about change logs. So as you introduce new features, as you change anything in the product, having a change log is also very, very, very important. It is a way for a developer to go and see if you've added new functionality, they can consume it. If you're going to change something, that should also appear there as well. So think about change logs and publishing it closer to your product launch is a very good developer experience parameter. Various tools. If you are able to embed tools in your product suite, command line interface, tools for observability and monitoring for deployment. For example, if there's a piece of code that can be customized and directly deployed through a serverless mechanism, that is a very good developer experience and enables and removes the friction for developer to deploy that functionality. So think about these parameters as well. So this is an area which is often overlooked, but it's very important. Developer products with a community around it have more adoption than any other which don't. There are various ways to build this community, write blogs, webinars, YouTube videos, tutorials there, Stack Overflow is a great place for developer, Reddit as well, where developers would go and talk about and solve each other's problem. And when you create this community, you'll realize that your products and the queries for your products are actually solved between the communities as well. And that brings this whole set of developers who are working on your product together and creates a community. Similarly, Meetups, Hackathons, Conferences are a great way to create those community feeling too. So not something every organization can start with, but keep this in mind and as you build your developer products, think about this as a part of your developer experience without ignoring the value it brings. Some of the examples you'll see here, mostly from Twilio in this case, a YouTube channel where you'll see lots of quick stars, how to do things in two minutes and that kind of thing. And then there are Twitch telecasts as well. Now last but not the least is the documentation. This is like the heart of whole developer experience. So making sure that you have detailed documentation. Talk about everything that a developer would need to know in that documentation. Think of it as something you want to write without assuming that the end user knows about it. So be as descriptive as possible. Organize it in the right way though. And so it's easier to go and find and consume that information. Similarly, adding quick starts and step-wise tutorials of how to do a certain thing. If there are like 10 different use cases that your product solves, write those out in detail step. This could include also how do you integrate some other API products, but go and show them the path of taking an idea to a production version of the code. And if you can put the code samples with quick deploy options, that is just amazing. It gives a huge acceleration for any code to be written on your developer product. You'll see some examples there. Impala, my current organization, if you want to go and book a hotel using an API, you can just do that in five minutes. You'll see step-wise instructions there on how you can do that. You'll see similar kind of tutorials, lots of them on Stripes, on Twilio, and some of the other great developer product companies. And in general, keep it self-serve. Make sure that it is functionally complete and that functionality is accessible to the developers without lots of gates and friction level there. Coming back to this diagram where we saw that there are various types of developer products. So today we talked about APIs, but you could have developer products on each of these or any of these or all of these layers. So if it is of interest, let me know in the chat and we can have follow-up webinars about other layers. But today's time was about API products. Hope this was useful. Let me know if you found anything interesting, if you want to discuss anything, put it in the chat and I'll come to it. That's about it today. Thank you for listening to me. Here's my LinkedIn profile. So if you want to reach out to me, scan this code and we'll take you to my LinkedIn profile. All right, thanks again. Hopefully this was useful to you and see you soon.


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I like red onion, but not out here like Dippin it in ranch and is eating it or something Negative views Nolan Ryan Oh boy Ethan Salas first woman base Aqua ray wave wander Franco to 199 rays Eat it like an apple. Yeah, you probably would He probably has caramel onions at his house this time of year rather than caramel apples First woman auto guardians. Well been Francisca Good start for Cleveland Pours oozing with onion smell. Yep Speckle first woman Felene Celestin Mariners with a nice guard there 226 of 299 World Series pregame Steve's doing a World Series pregame Jordan Walker came into the league Green refractor first woman auto Diego Moschetta going to the Mets of 99 Good hit to Mets. Good first box here With a gold to top it off first film engineer a Miller For the fish is a that's supposed to be a speckle a Weird look to it 50. I'm gonna send a Boxing wrapper. It's the 50 Like you can see on the border Well French onion tube is fire. 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I got 7 2 3-1 d-back Spencer Whatever the score ends up being write that down next to my name. Yeah Had it all along. Oh local bar. I can't well. Yeah I'm talking like chain There's some pretty there's some decent local burger place. There's not a great like local burger places around Just too many chains in here, but it's the problem on the other end There's some fire like Latino places around here like so good like every day I was not in Vegas with y'all no, I don't even I maybe we did I don't know I think I had Keynes was over there in and out is all right. I'd rather go to raising Keynes and in and out burger for sure Wendy's Just rather not have a burger rather eat a Caesar salad or something then get a Wendy's burger Refractor to 499 Nationals Elijah Green checkers dude.  Yeah, if I ever want to get hospitalized, I'll get the checkers if you want a coli go to checkers The only time I've ever had checkers when I've just been You know walking out the You know uber and home 3 a.m So one place that's on over eats that's still available got carbon Carol you get it Then your stomach is just a tar pit for three days purple auto Louise Torres the 250 angels Keynes twice walking home like 2 a.m. Dude Keynes is Keynes is delicious though. Yeah, but anything's not hammered orange at 25 Yankees labor Torres on the flag Yankees labor day Off when now do Wendy's Wendy's like three up but up to like two three years ago Wendy's is good It is not good. I've had it like gross two or three times recently from different locations.  Oh, yeah, they got that decent is the spicy chicken nuggets. That's it Yeah, I'm gonna McDonald's either to be fair I don't get any any of these faster burger places. The only one I'll go to is Culver's for fast food Dip your Wendy's burger I'm not gonna get a Wendy's burger fight Nick Saban. I'm not gonna so quit asking But I sang guy you got so do on the stars in the night Go to a different burger place and do it devours and causes star clusters You'll she to extra threshold talent Red Sox One and only burger McKinney, Texas. Well, I don't live near there.  That's a game-changer J rod in the talents Don't like garlic and Parmesan Rikki refractor Bryce terrain for the Brewers. I don't even know what Keller's is either Refractor is verlander for the Mets What is any good local burger place around here? I don't really get burgers anymore. They just all right I mean, I know for a fact the one at the back porch is good I've had a couple times and it's right.  Let's see Orioles Royals and Tigers on this one Might be a dice roll here Angry Buffalo is pretty good too Orioles Cameron Royals Steve C Tigers is Andrew M rolling a die here one two left three four middle five six right That's a three by the way. So that'll go to the middle Royals Carl's girl makes a good burger. We're not wearing the Orlando area, Florida Yeah, we're in the Orlando area. Not not many great burgers right here. I mean, I'm sure there are some ever There's a lot of burgers everywhere, but I Just I've just there's so many there's other good food options here that I'll just rather have than a math burger I think I might go to Shaughness tomorrow Caribbean soul food place dude. Oh God that place is just incredible Ruchman and gonna blue is Vladdie jr. Blue Jays number two 99 Pena I live in an apartment. Therefore. I don't really ever grill. Yes, I'm here They got grills, but We will get in my business walking up. I know I don't want to talk to nobody chef All right, so the gilded threads mixer is going next that one is sold out last baseball mixer of the night has 22 to go it is the 2020 Bowman jumbo and 2020 Bowman Super Jumbo at 22 to go Those are fire it was stacked there's some really good Kubanau places around here stacked What's going on have a real Cuban sandwich dude? There's some good ones around here Some really good ones. There's that place on 50 black bean cuban. Whatever. I think that's what it is Yeah, dude, you can tell it's delicious because they have just like One grill that they're just constantly There's people lined up around that place that place is dude everything there is so good. It's it is very small There's like four tables inside of like four outside. Yeah, that's it and there's zero Parking there is absolutely another thing zero parking at that restaurant I don't go down that way too much, but I will drive around for like 15 minutes around colonial around 50 the busiest Crappiest area to drive through just to find a parking spot to go to that place rushman Henderson It's small, but there's like 12 people in there working because it's busy constantly Got blue to 99 contrarus cardinals. Yeah, Carl the Cubans are warm-blooded creatures.  I gotta stay in South Florida. That's the best part about South and Central Florida is a lot of Latino just everything dude. You can get Jamaican Cuban whatever you want it's around here, man to semis lit nucleus spellinger. Yeah, let with Spanish people Really is pop is known for how they rush with foliage Foliage capital of the world Foliage, yeah, like plants and all that nonsense. How is it the what? 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Let's go to the Tigers Yeah, I've been crumpets everywhere as a crumpet capital the world actually you think you guys have a plenty over there Well, we got over here Crumpets and Taco Bells Old for the juicy Lucy's. What is that refractor rookie is Matthew Libertor card. Oh, I know a few juicy Lucy's. Oh God We don't need to get into that. I know a few juicy Lucy's. We do not need to get into that Stars the night Michael Harris for the Braves. That was a base about to be behind them Just turned around weird This is classic place in Florida. Never heard of it. Oh, no, no, I've never heard of Austin Down though down though I'm for really any good food like literally any cuisine. I will eat any good food. I'm about food be delicious And the war is down to one that I do that could be after the next mixer. No war is down to one y'all No, you're young. 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That's all you need You could take the biggest nap of your life after eating one of those That was the first time I when you're talking about how it's like kind of expensive I got a full one and I'm like all right. It's legitimately like four pounds. It's like all right I guess it's it makes sense because they're not they don't skimp there. No That's small business that that lady that owns that place. She's definitely filling those things up Making it from the heart got the 399 Yvonne Herrera Celsen to 299 Jacob Reimer to 299 or to 199 Wander to 199 Edmund to 199 Freeman to 125 Luisa rise to 100 to 99. We got Vladdy and Contreras to 50 We got Rodin and Jennero Miller Mike D. What up Mike D in the 25 Glaber Autos of Libertor Jordan Diaz Luis Lara Ludwig Espinosa Trey Faltin Camilo Diaz Kennedy Corona well-been Francisca Salinas to 299 Torres to 250 Castro to 150 and green the 99 Diego Mosquera That will do it. Thanks again everybody moving on now to some more baseball


What's going on guys got Kyle here with late in sports cards, and we are ripping. This is 2022 2023 obsidian hobby 12 box number 9 Pick your team style. We had Anwar with the magic Bernard has the Warriors got Bradley R Thunder Charles G has the Bulls and Clippers Chris F has the Bucks Chia Cal Z has the Raptors Colby C has Lakers got Incuké with the Heat Jeff W has Pistons and Trailblazers Jeff M has Celtics and maps John B has the Wizards John D has Cabs and Sixers got Leo W with the Spurs Marvin N has the Nuggets Patrick C has the Kings and Sons Paul G has Jazz Robert S has Pacers Rory has the Hawks Pelicans and Knicks Got Ryan S with the Grizzlies Scott T with the Nets Tom G with the Rockets and Some Chinese characters, I believe with the T Wolves Japanese are you sorry out of a Saitama Japan Shipping code 358-0002 has T Wolves. Alrighty guys. Good luck on this one obsidian at number 9 PYT T Case Good luck here guys. This is case number 9 12 box. Let's do it Got some good wind champions coming up next guys We are full up for the day breaks Check out our break schedule guys if you want to get into a break tonight with Sam. He's starting at 5 Got plenty of spots and then we'll have a couple bit or a little bit of room for Personals at the end of the night with Sam There's a orange number to 25 Tyrese Martin Hawks or 50 sorry 50 out of 50 Tyrese Martin rookie got a Jalen Williams of equinox number to 75 on the purple our base. We have AD Walker Kessler rookie jazz and Wes Westbrook got Harold minor auto for the heat there volcanic number to 149 He Harold minor got RPA number to 99. This one is Max Christie for the Lakers Lake show RPA box to good luck. Good luck guys This was case number nine Get some random styles going after these last PYT of the day Are they orange to 99 Devin Vassal go notes got a shea Gilgis on the orbital that one is number to 99 East Coloco rookie Raptors Sexton and KG Another redemption This one is Dalen Terry on the rookie Jersey Inc redemption that's going to the Bulls again Dalen Terry redemption appreciate you guys with spots coming in for the next couple days as well as some for tonight with Sam Appreciate that guys We'll keep on ripping here. We got Sam coming at five That's a 99 nice one here rookie eruption auto. That is for these spurs. Jeremy. So Han Don't mess with the so home movies absurd man Fox three absurd It's so on to I don't know if it flies as well today I Will question some points, but there's a to 99 pink or purple to 99 Nikola Yovic there I know that there's been pink and purple guys and blue Jeremy so on nice one there number 10 of 30 And it's Jersey number so on to 30. Don't mess with the so on Spurs nice one there Jersey number to 30 Devin Booker bull bull Johnny Davis sometimes I don't I called a purple a yellow the other day or something like that and I was like what am I like? What 75 got Jordan Goodwin rookie for the Wizards there rookie eruption auto 250 go nose on this one got lightning strikes Scotty Barnes for the Raptors Nice auto there number to 50 Scotty too hot oh boy box for That's one here Donovan Mitchell on the tunnel vision That one is gold four out of ten nice one there calves calves with the Mitchell and Ben Matherin number to 75 nice supernova insert nice one there Pacers Matherin Another redemption Cumminga base Mark Williams rookie base and Patrick Williams Redemption is Mitch Richmond the volcanic signatures. I believe that is warriors gonna have to check this one though Mitch Richmond Believe that is warriors can be one second here guys volcanic sakes That is Kings the 99 Kings Mitch Richmond Sacramento Kings number to 99 nice one there Kings So 99 we have rookie eruption O'Shea a bodgy as well Bodgy don't think everybody's made it back from a losing the OBS. Yeah, we got 75 We're like 150 before correct This looks like gold as well Frans nice one there magic that is three out of ten on the Frans and Orange the 50 PJ Washington base Norm Powell Steve Nash Quentin Grimes So you 149 got galaxy auto fat lever For the nuggets there. I like those nuggets jerseys to those throwbacks skyline fire And a marjon Bochamp this one is number to 25 nice RPA here a little green color match Solid one there to 25 Marjon Bochamp Hey, how's everyone going? How's everyone doing today Mufasa doctor? box six Yeah, I do like this product a lot man It seems like we get some good RPAs out of the the cases we've had so far I'm a big fan. I do wish it had some color blasts like the football But yeah, they say the color blasts and basketball for spectra This one is purple the 99 Dalen Terry Bulls rookie got a blue Jaden ivy nice one there one of 30 on the rookie Nice one there pistons ivy. Is it Spencer? Well, I'm glad you're hanging out thus got some got some free time to hang out Horford there Bogdanovich Rob Williams Time Lord To 75 we got volcanics or Magnetic signatures Chuma Big Chuma for the magic there Magnetic and number to 35 nice one here got rookie eruption orange Chet home grin Nice one there. I believe Bradley's got the thunder again Yes, he does nice one Bradley will mag this one for you Chet number to 35 on the rookie eruption auto Clean one there box seven No, it was by furniture when it's pouring. That's true. I can't really transport it very easily. I guess if you got an open truck or something, but uh Yeah, I was waiting for a minute here to stop for now I don't believe it. I think it might I think it might start up again here. I wouldn't be surprised always Purple 75 got a Bo John Bogdanovich Or 99 sorry John Wall blue that one is number 30 Do the John wall base quickly so Han rookie base out Horford To 149 we've got Nick's auto Evan for me lightning strike auto nicks and 299 we got auto lightning strike. This one's Brooke Lopez got himself a nice contract extension as well Lopez there in 99 Fox 8 orange that one is number 250 Jamal Murray Yo, bitch on the purple that one is number 299 rookie heat got our base Deandre Aten Ken Lothan rookie base and a Kelly Ubre auto 299 we got volcanic auto Dougie McBuckets spurs That one is 299 on the volcanic auto Dougie McBuckets Robert Parrish on the auto here galaxy auto nice one there's Celtics on the throwback Robert Parrish Galaxy auto is 275 It's a good win champions going up next guys and get a bug relic on it. I don't think Jay wants to see one, but Donnie told me the other days. I will not topple on it. I'm not touching it It's a purple the 99 Desmond Bain got equinox purple that is also or 275 that one is Jimmy Harden equinox Philly Yeah, 660 I think you're gonna be a slider boxing or something one of the big slider boxes Kyrie Irving Jopari Smith rookie and Lonnie Walker. Yeah, Donnie looked up the checklist and he was like it says 660 on those I was like, okay. Well, it's gonna be noticeable then There's a magmatic signatures Dorian Finney Smith. That one is going to the Nets Yeah, you'll notice the 660 for sure and all tonight I got magmatic signatures of Kevin Herter Kings some magma liquid hot magma magma Box 10. I'll leave the Dr. Evil impressions to forest. No, yeah Yeah, purple a 99. Hit me butler and Green AJ Griffin number 225 there still of the draft the same would say AJ Griffin got base Bullion Bogdanovich Robert Williams and Larry Bird Larry legend Ivica Zubak number 299 that is going to be magmatic signatures Clippers magma Clippers and window more this one is 275 dual Jersey RPA T Wolves Window more two boxes left. This is 11. Who do you guys think's winning this home run derby? No, we got the contest going on so don't say a specific number maybe but you guys think's taking it got a equinox That's number 250 Dame Dame dollar. Oh, sorry 35 actually and vitrious. This is super short print. They're Keegan Murray Nice one there Kings first vitrious. We've seen today Nice one there on the rookie for the Kings vitrious die cut. These are sweet looking Nice one Kings got a base for the Thunder Chet Holmgren Base Siakam and Jalen Williams Thunder to 75 we have Jersey Otto Jamal Crawford Jamal Crawford El Bombi is that a Louise That is 41 at 75 and this is Walker Kessler on the RPA redemption. Nice one there jazz Walker Kessler RPA Very solid there and the last box guys box number 12 Orange nice one here Ben Matherin. That's for the Pacers number 250 9 of 50 and we got tunnel vision Also been Matherin on the rookie Nice box Pacers 74 99 on the tunnel vision base Lori marketing Zion and rookie Andrew Nimhart to 75. We have Otto for the Pacers a magma signatures of Aaron Naismith 75 and RPA on the back. This is number to 75 gonna be obsidian RPA Caleb Houston Or the magic we seen him at 530 in the summer league Magic playing at 530 today Excited all righty that will do it guys for the break. This is a pick your team number nine We'll do a quick hit recap here. We had Jay crossover on the patch auto again Window more RPA March on Bochamp to 25 RPA got Max Chrissy Walker Kessler RPA jazz Volcanic signatures Mitch Richmond that one's Kings. We had Bulls De La Terri Aaron Naismith Zubach Doreen Finney Smith Kevin Herter We had Robert Parrish and I still back to 75 Celtics Dummy McBuckets Evan Forney a Brooke Lopez Chuma have fat lever on the auto Rookie eruption Osea Abadji had Scotty Barnes lightning strike Jordan Goodwin rookie to 75 Volcanic Harold Minor got a rookie eruption Sohon we have this Caleb Houston RPA magic and we had jets on the rookie eruption orange This one is numbered 23 out of 35 nice jet there. Let's go into Bradley Nice hit there on the jet Alrighty guys, that'll do it for a 12 box case number nine. We'll get some Goodwin champions going up next