My name is Jimmy, his name is Jake, and this is the Weekly Dumb. Jake, how are you? Jimmer, snack, everyone joining us. I'm well, was in beautiful upstate New York this week in Apple's Bugs How are you? I'm doing really well. Really well. Just fixing this guy's beard. So unkempt, you know. Jim, big sports weekend You're Dodgers. Woo World Series. Oh, here we go again But the goose is loose our guy David Peralta the freight train He almost kills a goose with a foul ball and that might not even be the silliest goose story as we got a bubble in the Outfield if that goose got hit it might rival the Randy Johnson one because it's so high You know the Randy Johnson when the bird came into the humans territory a little bit and this got got way up there That's duck hunting. That's crazy. Didn't get hit but very close And we don't have that yet, right like on the baseball bingo board, we don't have ball hit kills bird Zach No, good luck or bad luck for the Dodgers moving forward the last time there was a goose involved It was bad luck. They lost the next three games last playoffs when a goose showed up in the outfield.  Maybe there's a goose James Outman saying it was a bubble It's a bubble they thought it was aliens. He said it's a bubble. Stop you can go Almost a breakdown it's fun, you know, everybody's seen the one clip They focused on the one thing blooper playing in the mascot vs. Peewee's game blooper stiff arms the kid sends them on his way That's fun unless you're Jake personal big beef with blooper.  Let's get away from animals or should we not? Yeah? No, let's stay on it farmers dog next time dogs versus mascots and mascots can eat the farmers dog too Jim This more sports our college radio announcer from Queens University up in Ontario there a he's calling the old football match And it looks like he's a little bit more fan than neutral collar, huh? Which you should be if you're on the college radio for you like the opposing team isn't listening to your college radio It should be that way of your team anything except a national broadcast his name is Jesse Bell. You like that name three two one eight point two Yeah, Jesse just see you get introduced to a new character My finest moment, but also my most embarrassing moment. It's so guttural Yeah And then just goes right back. Why was it that guttural it's 15 seconds left He thought they were gonna win friends with the team is he gambling? I mean he spends that he watches every game He's a big fan, but he's gonna get a great call of them winning Not sports this next story is not sports not sports at all Woman in Michigan was at a boat launch went to use the outhouse Which is just like a permanent porta-potty dropped her apple watch down the shithole and then lowered herself down to go get it That's shithole. Yeah, and then she was standing in the shithole Yeah, and she couldn't get back up so she was yelling up into the toilet seat And then they had to come lasso her out of the shithole bad day They didn't give us her name fair fair What are things you would go into the shithole to get your two kids? Yeah kids both shoes both shoes No, I think I thought I think kids kids is the only one So if it's your kids you're going in if it's my baby going in James I could probably lasso him had above water had above water put this around your arms and then pull them up You know like the baby in the well in the 80s. That's actually terrible story. She's doing good. She's alive. She's like 35 now It's the employee of the week. It's the employee of the week Where do we go from here? Feeling it all in new blank song you like it Zach. I haven't heard Which is really It's like a sentimental one do what do I need to die for you to care about me? But this isn't about that it all goes adult feeling no that might be on the cutting board floor too congrats Dalton the past two Yankees Game he's win to he's a snakes fan like myself past two Yankees games He's been to Aaron judges had three homerun games the only Yankees hit three homers in a game twice in the same season since all in Philly all in Philly don't feel is a good name Oh and feel it's a perfect chant name. 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Abysmal Abysmal loss last episode honestly abysmal doesn't even cut it dude. I got I've got I'd lost my 20 I guess 76 dropped on my dome. It was so bad kid KFC logo on his jersey, and I like I literally went to live my Blake River Jersey can't find it so sweet I'm putting him at center wise men a power forward and everything else is staying the same curry be careful curry Curry literally just came in the game to get bullied on defense and then got subbed out So I'd like to eventually get rid of him. Also. I've figured it out that I literally can't shoot threes no matter What I do in this game, so oh brother this guy sticks Coming up with the wheel spin bingo Throwback pink diamond. I don't even know what I want like I do like my team I know there's holes, and I know there's probably some cheese that I don't know so I could do So this is like a jackpot. I could do any throwback moments pig diamonds. There is Al Harrington Jeff teague yo Jeff team. That's kind of sick. Jeff teague is a demon. I love Jeff teague Wilson Chandler Stacy Ogman nah chief. I think I'm gonna go Jeff tea. Oh, there's a Deshaun Stevenson This is actually a tough decision. I like Jeff teague a lot. Oh, so I don't care. I'm probably I'm overpaying Let's try this out, so he's not gonna start but he can go right here And then Cole Anthony can come in for curry and curry's out now, which is really what I wanted And let's see how the minutes look here I'll always have a really good point guard on the court, and I definitely like that. All right beautiful All right, wish me luck boys. This game was so bad. I'm like demoralized right now I like don't I'm really demoralized. Hopefully I don't go up against another 99 overall team, too I mean mine's pretty good, but I don't want to see all galaxy elbows again. My challenge wheel is Not 12 threes total, please dude.  Let's do it We gotta do three a quarter.  I'm completing this dude I need to shoot if I shot 50% I'd have to shoot 24 threes which is three times as many as I shot, dude I'm gonna try though.  Why is he allowed to do this? I have to quit this game I can't post this dude. He's literally got titties out on his court. Okay.  What moron allowed people to customize the court and upload images from the internet. How's It's actually genius, and I would have loved to play against you know a Bella dangerous sitting there legs wide open for the whole match But can't put that puppy on on YouTube.  No, I want to die Steve Nash shooting guard Dennis Robman LeBron James Russell Westbrook at center or at Power Forward shack at center You know what this is a this is a respectable court. I don't know how I feel about his jerseys They are kind of cool. I don't like the ball don't care.  Galaxy opal blade. All right. This is starting out. Okay, two to two. So I need three balls. Yeah See, I do need three balls, but whoa who? Oh Dennis Robman. Okay. I'm okay with that Yeah, yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I got to take the three Isabella danger from date relax That's that's one of 12. Oh, that's even ashes very open made that He made that shot so difficult. He did not deserve that. He made it deeper and he leaned a bucket to bucket. Whoa, Dennis Rodman a defensive powerhouse I'm pulling I just got to keep pulling Challengers the best thing that ever happened to me because I'm finally learning how and when I should be shooting threes That's two. I'm two for 12 right now to get my challenge done and I got a healthy lead, bro What are you talking about man? What's he gonna go for here? Probably just gonna go and try and pull up Yep, oh eight to seven. He is gonna wow. Wow. Mr. Steve Nash gonna get the off-ball magic here galaxy open LeBron What kind of physics is that though? You swung that ball through the body of my player like swung it entirely through my players body So I can't dribble through your body. You can just dunk through my back Is that what I'm hearing? This is just cheese.  I'm so over this game. I don't know if I want to shoot while he's cold But get it into Blake. Oh my god. That was some hackery by Dennis Rodman follow flagrant one They called that a flagrant. Wow, definitely okay with that So do I get two free throws in the ball on a flagrant one? That's how that works Beauty put us right back in this game. I don't really want to shoot it three with miles. I'm gonna pull it That's kind of open damn good board though.  That's such an easy bucket if you just take it Good defense. Okay. Yep. I guess you pick that up, but it doesn't matter Carly Anthony Town just gonna go up in the face of LeBron I kind of figured the height advantage might just like propel me for that.  How's Jeff T playing some defense there Jeff T pull up. Mmm. That's kind of guarded Probably a bad shot, but I need my three balls, dude. All right. Let's see if I can get him to fake off that screen Yes, sir pull up. That's three. That's three. That's three Three and twelve. I'm on the exact pace.  Oh, that's great. Great close out Okay, okay Stop.  I just had a free point I pressed a too many times. I had it in Jeff T hands for freebie I have three of my 12 three pointers and a pretty damn close game.  That's a good shot wise men. I'm taking my free buck Dude wise he's got quite the dunk package on him. I didn't expect that at all 1515 I can't just keep shooting threes every time though. I need I need to take my easy point Bucket That's what I mean. We still gotta take our free points, but I need another three threes in this quarter If I just space it out perfectly like that Great defense great defense run it run it Yanis free point free 1915 he calls it time out Great defense Jeff T Nope Excellent defense run it. Let's run this court one more time boys intentional foul almost should have been clear path Same thing Three wet words. All right, that's five threes though. It's five threes, baby. Oh LeBron is open Pretty close.  This last game I shot 0 for eight now. We're finally hitting threes, dude No way Dude now that I now that I have a three-point shot. I'm a leap I'm just gonna bully Russell Westbrook here with the lead that post fade felt so good and I created so much separation Don't even think don't even think about going in the hoop.   Are you quitting? Here's the thing I want to give myself the challenge will complete because I was totally on pace for it, but then he rage quit So either way I'm just gonna open one pack either it's for the rage quit or the almost completed challenge We'll but how we're wanting to baby our current record. I have to keep resetting it So keep getting cocked. There's a bow is a beauty right there. What a game. All right, so what am I looking at here? Oh my diamond Stop it. Who is it though? Is it usable Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard point guard? Who is this? This is Lonzo. I don't want a Lonzo, bro Lonzo, I'm not putting him in. I don't want him. I got I got elite point guards I get Cole Anthony Jeff Teague and RJ Clampton.  We ran it down the court got a bucket and he rage quitted Makes me feel really good. All right boys. I finally got you threes to what a what a big day Hey, I know this was a quick one, but I can't control if I say rage quit I hope you I hope you guys enjoyed. I'll see you in the next video. Peace out


So Nina Turner was on the CNN recently and this entire clip that I'm about to play for you is Both maddening and also really great to watch at the same time because everything that Nina Turner says is exactly What the mainstream media should be hearing but she has this exchange with a former Mansion advisor. In fact, this is the senior advisor to Joe Manchin. His name is Jonathan Codd and this guy I think he represents peak DC brain rot and you're gonna see why in a second here But take a look and then I have so much to say about this when we come back Nina to you first just your reaction to look what really appears to be voting rights legislation dead. I Mean, this is a sad day. We're in the 21st century Brianna We're not in the 20th century to 19th century to 18th century and this is really a sad day a sad time for democracy and although the African-American community certainly shoulders and Enormous burden when it comes to voting rights because of the historic Import of how we had to fight and people had to die to get those rights This is an attack make no mistake on every single person in this country particularly the poor the working poor and the barely middle class an absolute sad day that you have Senators that would rather hold on to the filibuster than to hold strong for Democracy in the United States of America sad indeed Jonathan what are you saying? Yes, we need to pass voting rights act senator mansion and senator cinemas positions on the filibuster hasn't changed They don't think it's good for the Senate and the country overall and they're worried about what might happen when Republicans take back control The Senate which by the way isn't that far off this was it was only two years ago They had complete control so they are looking to preserve How the Senate works and how and force them to work in a bipartisan way? But senator mansion completely agrees that we need to reform our voting rights in this country And he's working on it and he's working on a bill and he's hoping that he can get nine more Republicans but these things aren't easy and a time You know, what do you make of that that sort of preservation? Yes Preservation my behind Brianna. Look, we need to preserve democracy now So I got to disagree with my colleague here They better not utter the not one quote from the Reverend dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Not one or any of his colleagues and contemporaries as we come up on his birthday on Saturday and the national Celebration on Monday. This is these people are cowards. They are soulless cowards to hold up a daggone rule Filibuster is a rule. It's not written in the Constitution. It's not a right It is a rule and they're standing in the way of it. So this is nonsense. They worried about what the Republicans gonna do Let's take care of 2022. Let's do what Democrats can do right now They have the power and my message to president Biden now He done wasted a whole bunch of time with these folks being diplomatic Inviting them out to to the White House and to the time out for he needs to hold a press come Let him know either you gonna be by my side saying you gonna be with me and getting rid of the Filibuster or I'm gasping up the jet on your behind and I will be in Arizona and West Virginia Directly let the American people know who's standing in the way of my entire agenda not just voting rights So president bomb president Biden gas up the jet and cancel student debt those two things Jonathan that's that's not how Congress works The president Biden is a long has a long history of working with senators He knows the best way to do it is work with them have constructive conversations That's why he had the two of them over in the White House last night.  I just Wow, just wow. I mean The the hubris just how smug he is as he shoots down what Nina Turner is saying It's just so so frustrating But he's just the microcosm of a broader issue because every single consultant every single advisor or almost every single consultant advisor in DC They think in that same exact way. I just I can't stand it It makes me rage watching that but every single thing that Nina Turner said is on point all she's saying is fight Biden just fight gas up the jets go to West Virginia go to Arizona hell We don't know when leftists like myself float these types of strategies I never know if it's gonna work. All I'm saying is show us some sign that there's life There's intelligent activity somewhere in the government and at a minimum There's a desire to fight at least minimally, but there's nothing There's nothing Joe mansion and Joe and Chris and cinema are just controlling Joe Biden's agenda and Joe Biden is just taking it And he's saying I don't know if we can get this done. I'm gonna try I'm gonna fight for it Yep, great fighter best fighter ever Joe Biden who fought very hard for the $15 an hour minimum wage and build back better And is fighting very very effectively currently against COVID as we are in the worst phase yet I just I'm so frustrated. So when Nina Turner is saying is something that never gets said on mainstream media They never put the onus on Joe Biden. I absolutely understand Ripping apart Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema surprisingly the liberal media at least CNN and MSNBC They've been pretty hard on Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema at least relatively speaking But let's be real here if it weren't Joe Manchin if it weren't Kyrsten Sinema, it'd be John Tester It'd be some other corporate Democrat So at some point the burden has to be shifted to Joe Biden and that's what Nina Turner is doing And that is what desperately needs to happen Joe Biden is the president of the United States. Do you know how much power he has as president? You're not a god emperor, right? But you have your bully pulpit You can set the agenda you could exert pressure on people that nobody else in this country can But yet he's not doing that and because he's choosing to not do that leftists like Nina Turner like myself like others are saying You have to at least try and fight But he's not if he were to fight and still fail then, you know, okay You still take responsibility for that, but that's disappointing but at least we could say you fought He's not even trying so that's the issue, but here's where the mansion advisor comes in he says that you know in response to Nina's suggestion to Biden to gasp of the jets he says. Oh, well, it just doesn't work that way. It just doesn't work It's not working right now dummy.  You understand that, right?  So these suggestions are important because if we don't get off of this current mindset in DC That things are the way that they used to be oh you just you know You if somebody doesn't agree with you you invite them over to dinner and you know You hang out and then you you work through the differences That's not the way it works now in our late-stage capitalist society where Joe mansion and Kirsten cinema are essentially Proxies for their corporate donors. Do you understand their puppets and the puppeteers are controlling them? So it's not as easy as it used to be these are not good-faith negotiations.   Let me let me go through what he says here He says that's not how Congress works and she she says this directly after Nina Turner says gas up the jets Cancel student debt well Biden can cancel student debt. What why why is that not an option? So president Biden has a long history of working with senators I should do the thumb point as I as I quote the stip should he knows the best way to work with them to have constructive Conversations, that's why he had the two of them over for the White House.    They're passing an expansion of our already bloated military So I don't want to see Democrats and Republicans come together. I don't want to see that I want to see Republicans completely a Marginalized out of government. I want them sitting on the sidelines I want them nowhere near Washington DC because they are incapable of governing because they are Psychopaths and the Democrats aren't much better, but that's why they should be a Republican party They should be the new de facto conservative party and we should have just a party that represents the working class But none of this is happening because we we live in a late-stage capitalist society And what we're witnessing is capitalism literally eating away at what's left of our democratic institutions And as this the ship is sinking all of these dipshits is saying no no we change nothing We just keep doing the same thing we've been doing since the the Clinton years remember a triangulation We're just gonna keep doing that same shit new day Like the planet could literally be on fire currently everywhere an asteroid could smash into the planet and a half of the human population Could be on fire and they'd still be floating the same strategy.  Because if they at least were clueless but cared they'd be searching for answers But they don't they just are incapable of shifting that mindset. This is again. It's DC brain rod peak DC brain rod So he says slogans and yelling isn't the way it works This is him condescendingly telling Nina Turner that what she's saying is just the slogan Okay, well then do something Have mansion your ex-boss pass something he it was hilarious to me He mentioned how you know what mansion and cinema they support voting rights and mansion He's so serious about voting rights that he's drafting legislation and he's trying to find nine other Republicans. I Mean, what do you even say that?  It's an oxymoron.  It's just it's Infuriating, but here we are.  You won't regret it


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Especially this afternoon when we get into force on force scenarios, okay? Are there any questions for me to process that, basically, but to stand by for invites going this way and those kinds of things? Are there anything else, Chief? I lost all contact. You can sign them, Ryan. You can sign them, Ryan. You can sign them, Ryan. You can sign them, Ryan. You can sign them, Ryan. You can sign them, Ryan. You can sign them, Ryan. Things are good. You can also get me a math from base and two set guards or guardian 10 ASC, as well as negative contact with any numbers.  I don't see them, so we'll follow you. We're security on site. He said to secure the body first. I see it now. No, he said leave it. He said leave it. No, I feel all right. This been to me. Heal it. Bro. Make sure the LSB is secured too when you do your sweep.  You cover this way. I'll cover this way. Make sure you get my good side rock over there. It's this side. It's beautiful. I didn't know you had a good side. What was your guys' orange hauling? Make sure you're updating the hauling, okay? Yep. All right, let's go. Any big rocks, we can go over a little stuff later. Radio. And out four. Out four. They did a really good job.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jazzyman4jazzbeadscapesbikes.com, 21-22 Panini Recon Basketball, 6 bucks half case, break picker jeans number 2 just sold out, and we're all card shipped, and this is the second half of the master case. So, here we go guys. So Gordon getting the last team right there, Celtics and Lonspot Mojo. Here we go, second half. All right, here we go. 2.99, Shaquille O'Neal. And a maneuver, Steve Nash. Isaiah Todd, true potential auto. Over to get some more sleeves. All right, sorry about that. All right, Dave Rowan Sharp, Cam Thomas, to 75. Rookie there for the Nets, going to Josh X-Line. Youngers to be named NBA Finals. Magic Johnson, Trey Mann. Future Legends, Cade Cunningham. 2.99, John Collins. And little Rookie there of Trey Mann for the Thunder. Hall Holtfels, Dame Dollar Dame. Brandon Boston Jr., to 49. Future Legends, Luka Donchich. Lamella Ball. And we have A, Arfini Simons. Rock the Rim. Nice. Sky's the limit to 10, Luka Donchich. And I think this is a case here. 5 out of 10. Very solid. And it looks like the pack did sell out. And here we go, Giddy. It's our first Giddy, I feel like I've seen. Brandon Ingram, to 1.99. Maneuvers. Chris Paul. Josh Christopher, true potential. JC, not the best today, but not as bad as what I was feeling Wednesday. Like Wednesday was really bad. But, definitely saw it 100%, but just pulling through for you guys right here, you know. Just got to grind it out. Lamello, Cade, DeMarco Rosen. Yeah, hopefully, I mean, I don't know. I don't remember the last time I had a cold. Colds take, like, what, a week? I feel like I should be back tomorrow by, like, next Monday or Tuesday, right? I don't know. I don't know. You guys might not see me tomorrow, though. I was telling Marian, I was like, I don't know, depending on how I feel tomorrow, I might have to just call off and then literally lay in bed for the next three days. But maybe you guys will see Chris on here tomorrow. If you haven't been hitting with me, it's a good little change of pace for you. The 299 Kobe White. That's right, Nick. Just all hard right now, man. Just all hard for you guys. Josh Christopher. Butler. We got Anthony Davis. Nice Kyrie maneuvers. And a closing statements? Try again. Okay. Maybe thinking on the low. Just let me know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, we could do that, JC. I'm pretty much booked to about 10, 15. So for the next two hours, but I said by then, if anybody sells anything else out, I'll do it. And then that'll pretty much lead us to the end of the night. So if you guys want to squeeze in one more break, could be that legacy. Yes, I have that on the schedule already, Nick. I had a feeling you guys would sell it out by the time I put it in there. So right now I'm doing this. Then I'm going to do legacy. Then I'm going to do the optic filler. Then I'm going to do optic. And that's what will take us to 10, 15. So I already got it planned, man. It's just if there's anything else you guys want to do. So if you guys want to join JC and do some more legacy tonight, we can. That'll pretty much, I'm probably going to do one more break. So that could be the perfect break to end the night off on. Legacy number three. All right. Here we go. Next one. Malcolm Brogdon. A rookie there of Joshua Primo. Or tier one. Yeah, whatever you guys want. I wouldn't mind doing some tier one either. Rick Berry called to excellence. Look at that. Number to 49. Whatever you guys want. I think people would like, I think there might be more people wanting to join tier one than legacy at that late of hour. So just, just get something started. Whoa. It's like a speckle. Gotta be like a short parade. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Maneuvers, Treyah to 49. Monte Morris. Five of five. How about a Zyre Williams? Dang. What is a Grizzlies? Serenity. Man, we're having a good break today for you Serenity.   That's awesome maneuvers We'll be topping out of 99 Jordan Clarkson And a little Evan Mobley there Jason Preston to 49 for the clip show Matthew hedges with that one and DeMar DeRozan DeMar DeMar I say it the less. I like it green grimes Jaden Springer to 2.99 Padres Choir Juan Soto still down 6-0 Although Juan Soto is 2 for 2 Gamble Walker to 1.99 And another Jason this there's a lot of doubles in this I must say that's the second box in this case. It has doubled Coil in her whole hopefuls. All righty next one still third Hey, Chris Taylor back in her life. I was just stealing Still in third. All righty. Here we go next box. We have 2.99 Moises moody Kaminga rookie Jalen Suggs Anthony Edwards little faded there now and Juan Toscano Anderson for the Warriors little Embiid LeBron James by No, sorry all systems go Jose Alvarado Zion Future Legends Lou D'Or Christian Woods to 2.99 John Morant and Charles Bassie to 9.99 and maneuvers Donovan Mitchell. All righty guys down to the last box All right, people are grabbing spots in that VIP National Exclusive Golden Silver Pack Maybe that's the way we end the night off I think that's down to like 16 left now ball beers are for any Simons Herbert Jones to 9.99. Just got to fill the big go honus Sam one break away Now people might not want to fill it until it gets here So we're hoping it gets here tomorrow, but latest that's going to be here Monday. So We can still sell out the break tonight technically Won't be able to break, but I can get the list and do the randomizer But no one's really grabbed spots in that so I'm assuming people just want to wait Which is okay. It's no big deal. You guys can wait an extra couple days Chris Wilton, but technically can do the randomizer tonight if you guys sell it out And another Herbert Jones this time to 49, so I'm telling you This recon has had a lot of duplicates. I Yes, a little bit Sam. I'm more just drained exhausted today. I Don't think I don't think coming in these last couple days the way I was feeling has helped, but I'm a trooper I was all sleep tonight But yeah, I don't have as much I Don't feel as bad as I did the last couple days, but I'm just more exhausted now Gordon Hayward Look at the Dungeons and Vince Carter. Nice top of the charts All right, let's go. Let's end it off here that's little one 99 and John Collins Alrighty guys, and there you go. So nice little Six box half-case break there recon a lot of duplicates. I must say Two Herbert Jones two Jason Preston's out of five the Isaiah Williams Rick Berry Josh Christopher came out twice Nice Luca there skies 11 to 10. So some nice stuff in here Again, next one is a fresh case three and four Jaspie's case breaks calm. Thanks guys


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At the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Kylian Mbappe, who currently plays for Team France, won the Golden Boot Award with 8 goals, and at the record for most goals scored in World Cup finals. The 24-year-old striker is also reportedly the highest-paid footballer in the world, so you can already guess that the kid is living in luxury. It's said that the athlete owns a 6,400-square-foot split-level duplex in the most pricey area of Paris, France, with views of the Eiffel Tower no less. Before moving into his home, Kylian lived at the famous Royal Monceau Hotel in Paris, a five-star establishment with high-class amenities near the Arc de Triomphe. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses, and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Born and bred in Paris, Kylian Mbappe has strong ties to the capital, but where he grew up might not be what you expected of him. Kylian was brought up in a tower block in the deprived Paris suburb of Bondi, where those who still live there are extremely proud of him and his success. Despite the football star now earning a reported 650,000 pounds a week and owning a multi-million-dollar flat in the poshest area of Paris, Bondi residents still consider Mbappe one of their own. One of them is Elmer Floremont, a woman in her 60s who still lives in the apartment directly below Kylian's former family home, where he lived until he was 10. She said that you could hear thud, thud, thud all the time because he was constantly kicking his football around his bedroom. And that bedroom was right above her son's room. She added Kylian's dad was a football trainer and he would follow him around everywhere. He loved football. Mrs. Floremont has lived in her flat overlooking A.S. Bondi's Leo Lagrange stadium for almost 30 years and Kylian didn't forget about her. She also said a few years ago he sent tickets for my family to see a match at PSG and met with them and posed for photos after the match. Now you can find the star footballer's face on a 100 foot poster on a residential tower block nearby. With a slogan that means in French, the town where anything is possible. While inspiring, it's a suburb where life is very hard. When Kylian was six years old, he witnessed the infamous 2005 riots where upset youth attacked cars, police and vandalized buildings while protesting against police harassment in this area. Bondi's store means deeply troubled and while it's only a short distance from the center of Paris, it feels like a completely different world. The unemployment rate is double the national average and it's part of the Sainte-Denis 93rd arrondissement which has earned a reputation for sky-high crime rates including violence. Kylian's dad, Willa Fred was born in Cameroon and in France he was a respected football coach for A.S. Bondi where Kylian began playing at the age of five. Considering both of his parents had sports backgrounds, they encouraged him to work hard on his talent which led to Kylian being checked out by some of the world's top football clubs while still in school. Kylian went on to win the 2018 World Cup with France and becoming the second team to score in a World Cup final while he was begged not to quiz Paris Saint-Germain for Real Madrid earlier this summer. That being said, Mbappe will continue living in his home of Paris, France but his living situation, well, that has changed drastically since those early days. Being the highest paid footballer right now, Kylian has the home to match his success. A luxury duplex flat at the top of a building in one of the most upper-class residential areas of Paris, France called Nulis-sur-Sean. It's located in the 16th borough of the city and boasts an amazing view of the Eiffel Tower which you can also spot from the unit's impressive rooftop terrace. While Mbappe is quite private about his home life, he does give glimpses of his space on social media from time to time where he's lived for about four years. We can see the lavish flat has a sleek curved, glass-reeled staircase connecting the floors in Kylian's home, which he posed on for Instagram in the past. The modern-looking abode also has plenty of windows and soaring ceilings, letting in a ton of natural light. His home is reportedly around 6,400 square feet of space and 12 bedrooms as well as multiple baths. If the views of the Eiffel Tower aren't enough, you can also see the Champ de Mars and other highlights of Paris from Kylian's flat. The flat has two outdoor spaces. One is a terrace overlooking the Eiffel Tower and then the home's rooftop deck, which is seriously impressive. Not only can you see what feels like the entire French capital, there's also a bar up here as well as a jacuzzi, making it a great space to entertain. Other features of Kylian's home include a library, a gym and a Turkish bath. Well, it's also said that he has a basketball court somewhere else on the property. Furthermore, his home is ideally located, only a few minutes from the stunning park de princes. Reports suggest that the striker pays over $40,000 per month for the path and his family lives there with him considering there's so much space. Allegedly, Mbappe also has a property in Paris worth nearly $10 million and other family house in Monaco, but not much else is known about those places or if that's even true. When Kylian needs to travel, he also does so in style as you might expect. He runs the modern corporate private jet, the Challenger 350 had reported 7K per hour to get around the globe. The player initially requested the private plane for 50 hours a year as part of his contract demands for PSG in 2018, but he didn't get it because he's probably paid enough money to cover trip expenses out of pocket. Kylian's jet use is widely followed as well because trips to Liverpool at the beginning of the 2022 season sparked a lot of speculation about the player's possible transfer. Now, before we wrap up this house tour, let's see where the football star used to live. Prior to scooping up his luxurious duplex in Paris, Mbappe stayed at the famed five-star hotel, Royal Monceau in the heart of the city, close to the Arc de Triomphe. At the Royal Monceau, guests and long-term guests, which Kylian would have been considered, had access to a wide range of upper-class amenities. There was a stunning spa which was designed in a white temple style and span 1,500 square meters with a 23-meter swimming pool full of natural light at its center. The hotel is also full of contemporary art with an elegant bookstore, art gallery, and private art collection of over 300 works. There was also a private movie theater to enjoy and more than one gourmet restaurant on site. All of the rooms in the Royal Monceau were designed with a Parisian chic style in mind and contemporary furnishings for the most part, blended with warm colors and details throughout. While living here, it's assumed that Kylian lived in one of the suites and there were multiple types of suites to choose from. One of the more common suites, for instance, sported one bedroom, one bathroom and one living and dining area as well as an office desk, walk-in closet and handcrafted modern furniture. There was also features like unlimited access to the spa included and a dedicated personal butler who's on call for you 24-7. Now, some of the larger suites, including what's called the Prestige Suite here, had all of those spaces plus more. I'm gonna guess that Mbappe stayed in one like this because there was a kitchen area, a workspace and home cinema all in the comfort of your own unit. The interiors were modern but also blended with a 40s and 50s French style. The room's description said, in this exceptional suite, you can live just like a Parisian while enjoying the luxury services of a prestigious French palace. Five units in this category are available at the hotel. Either way, we can see that Kylian Mbappe was living in luxury and it said that his team was funding his stay here since we've now checked out the star footballers living situation in Paris or what we know about it as well as his former homes. That's gonna conclude today's video. After looking at those luxury abodes, what did you think? And before we go, answer me this, if you were a star soccer player, what do you think your favorite perk would be? Or what would you request to be paid for by your team? A private jet, living in a hotel, you name it. 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So now that we have the seismic data, let's check the tilt data and see if we can find this event there, too. So the way I'm going to do that is I click tilt. I'm going to choose this station. I'm going to choose the radial and tangential components that actually are chosen for me. And I'm also going to choose to see rainfall because we know that sometimes when there's a lot of rainfall, that can lead to a spurious signature in the tilt data. And so we want to make sure that there's no rainfall event correlated with this thing that we're looking for. The start time and the end time are the same as what I had in there before, so all I have to do is click submit here and up pops the tilt time series data for the same time period as the seismic data was before. So let's just scroll down so we can see both of these two at the same time. This plot has time and days on the x-axis again. And on the y-axis over here is tilt and micro radians. On the y-axis on the right side is rainfall in millimeters. So there's three different lines plotted here, so it's a little more complicated than the seismic line. The black data is the rainfall data, so that means we have to use the y-axis that's over on the right side to see what's going on. And then the blue and the green are the two different components of tilt for the same station. And they're just oriented out of 360 degrees, see? So let's check what's going on here. I can see that this blue line is showing deflation, so that's negative motion that's towards the caldera down to about this time. And interestingly enough, right here is where inflation begins, and that inflation begins exactly at the same time as the seismic signal, right? So right ending with a little peak corresponds very well in time to the seismic signal. And I can also see that there's not a big rainfall event associated with this. So I think we can convince ourselves that rainfall isn't what's causing this. There's something more physical going on because it's causing a seismic signal and a tilt signal at the same time. And that's pretty cool.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, coming at you with 2020 Panini Spectra Football One Pack Random Team, number seven from jaspyscasebreaks.com. Very big thanks everybody here for getting in on the action. We're going to do the pack break itself first, and then we'll re-randomize everybody's names and the top six will get spots in that National Treasures Collegiate Multisport Break from 2015. But the break first. Just roll it, randomize it, twelve times for names and teams. One, two, three, four, seven, eight, nine, eleven, and twelve, and final time. Alright, six and a six, twelve times for the team, one, two, three, four, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve, and final time. Alright, there we go, going with the new September font here. Here's the first half of the list right there, and there's the second half of the list right over here, going Sans Serif for September. Trade window closed, let's just print and rip, and then we'll go to the randomizer at the end and see who's going to win those spots. Alright, so here's the list, hot off the presses, thanks everyone for getting into the action, appreciate it, let's see what we got. Use that blank card to hide the hits, we've got DJ Moore, 48 out of 75, that'll be for David and Carolina. Back here is his teammate, Christian McCaffrey, spectacular, nine out of 75, another one for David. It's a last spot mojo team too, a couple more here, we have Barry Sanders, piece of his jersey, epic legends, Barry Sanders, it'll be for Mark and the Lions, cat team mojo, that is 88 out of 99, or is it 66 out of 88. And the last one here is Chase Young autograph, nice, two color patch and neon green autograph, Julian with his game record here, part of a pretty solid Washington defense, 45 out of 50, happy enough to win the NFC East. Alright, there you go, let's flip back to this list now, let's see who wins spots at that NT break. Let's copy everybody's names, there's some dice, there's the list, new dice roll, 6 out of 5, 11 times, so it'll be top 6 after 11, good luck, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11th and final time after 11, it's only the top 6, so from 7 on down it is sad times, sad Thursday, sorry gang, we'll get them next time. Top 6, happy times, happy times for Damien, David, Bryce, Julian, David and Brett, congrats to the top 6, you're in that NT break, I'll see you for that, jaskyscasebrakes.com, different video.


Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with a full case break of 2019 Panini Chronicles football. We've got Nick in the back, oh, Nick Cam. Ding, there's the Nick Cam right there, so he's gonna start helping us out and open up that case. This is break number two.  Schedules in the chat, it's a little incomplete, but it will break tonight. Everything that's sold out will break tonight. All right, let's make that camera a little bit bigger so you can see everything there. All right, so there's figure team two, 12 box two, thanks everybody. Tony with that last Bob Mojo, Buffalo. There's everybody right here. Want me to just give me that stack right there? So I'll show you this one first. Pretty good set, I like these are the base cards this year, which I really like. There's the Aaron Rodgers to 99, that will be, that will be for the Packers, that goes to Ray, and all card ships. So I know there's a lot of different variations and different rookies and all sorts of crazy stuff here, but all of this will ship, so fear not. If I breeze by something, it'll end up in your hands. Mothra, what's up? Oh, a Star Wars question, I'm always down for that. And Rebels, where does it fall in the Star Wars timeline? Star Wars Rebels I think leads us right up to Rogue One, around there. All right, we've got a green, oh it's out of 49? No a fan, this always makes me think it's out of five. Yeah, that's what I thought too. We're gonna set those aside, all the numbered cards will be sleeved and top loaded before they head out, of course.  That's 69, nice, out of 99 for the Colts. Charles with Indianapolis with the blue horseshoes.  Nice one for the Fly Eagles, Fly Jerry Bennington. Chad Meyers says, if he hits the mega million tonight, yeah, well, you can buy us out, that's fine. We'll sell the shop, make us an offer. They can just keep us on salary, so we can still get a paycheck. Yeah, yes Carter, I don't know how else it would work. Yeah, all car chip in this break too. So if you had the Cardinals in the previous break, then you're gonna get everything that's Arizona Cardinals. That one goes to Chris Rowe, to 199, Josh Shaker. This is River Monsters. This dude looking for monsters of the river. He's trying to catch them as well. These monsters, I wouldn't say it's lame. Some of these River Monsters are terrifying. Like then Glock this monster? I don't know, I mean like 800 pound catfish, man eating fish, alligators. And yeah, I was only laying here last night because of the football mixer and baseball mixer. There's no mixer tonight, so. That's true. Paris Campbell. So the Colts were the couple early hits here. Charles Teal with Indianapolis. There's Russell Wilson, dual relic to 199, Seahawks. That's gonna go to Coe. These score chrome cards look pretty sharp from this set too. Kind of all over the place, ladies and gentlemen, but I like it. David Montgomery to 199. Nice Gardner Minture. I like these luminance designs too. Josh Jacobs is to 199. Got another Kyler Murray here. Devin Bush, the second, is a silhouette autograph. Jersey in auto, 22 out of 25 steel curtain in his Steelers. In case you're wondering, folks, just as an update, Michael Gluccio opted to get that random case he bought. He opted to get that sealed. We'll shift that out today. He said he didn't wanna make people watch just his case. Oh, I see. It's a very heavy product. I don't know, I think people might've wanted to. We'll see. He's gotta tell us what he hits. Yeah, he's definitely gotta tell us what he hits. All right, next box. We got Jared Cook, 33 out of 99. Remember, folks, this is the old signature series design. We have a full master case of 2016 signature series on the site right now, jaskyscasebreaks.com. That'd be a fun one to do tonight, at some point. I know, Josh, I know, I kinda wanted to do it too. That's all right. He'll let us know if there's anything significant out of there. This is the old Diagon Alley set. It's not Diagon Alley. That's an Harry Potter. Diagon. Nikhil Harry. William, what's up? We're popping some Chronicles football, our first brand new release in like a million years. Will Greer, autographed. Panthers, Jared, Nikoli, with Carolina. Danny would wanna buy jaskys, but would also wanna be in break, so that would be a conflict. I suppose you could just buy cases for yourself. If you're the new owner, you could submit a rule of war. Yeah, if you're the new owner, you can do whatever you want. And we'll just be like, Danny Connell's new owner. He says, you know, you can join our own breaks. Changing regime. Nice, William. Excellent, well, we'll get to that. We're kind of backed up on the schedule here. A lot of stuff sold out really quickly and early. So, we'll eventually get to it. There's Kurt Cousins to 199. Was the last football release before Chronicles? Flawless, I think? That was like a few months, that was like two, three months ago? Two months ago? I don't know time anymore. Anders with the Vikings. There's Vaughn Miller to 49. All cards will ship, ladies and gentlemen. Just a reminder, Conan Gonzalez to 199. All right, so thanks to Nik for popping these open. Makes the break go by a little bit faster. So let's pop four boxes on top right here. Good luck, everybody. This is pick your team at number two. There's Mike Gullick making a lot of appearances in this set, 70 out of 99. For the Fly Eagles Fly, will be Jerry Bennington with the Eagles. A Zion, one of one on a select. Got pulled out there in South Carolina, says William. What's that? What do you mean? Oh, okay. Nick says I have to watch that video. Oh, good for him then. He's a little young kid. Jared Stittum, 36 out of 50 autograph, nice. These score gold zone autographs are pretty cool. That goes to Joel and the Patriots. David Montgomery to 49. And Joey Bosa for the Chargers, 24 out of 49. Some nice colors in there for Regimel and the Bolts. And for those of you who have the Eagles, B.J. Jordan says he'll buy someone's Gullick. Son enjoys the show. All right, there's DK Metcalf to 99. And a Leighton Vandoresh, two-color dual relic to 99. That'll be for Jared and the Cowboys. B.J. Brown to 199 for the Titans. And Andy Isabella. No, I thought it was gonna be an autograph. Die cut. Maybe it's a variation, I'll set it aside. And Roy Williams, two out of 49. Nice autograph for Jared and the Cowboys. J.J. Arthegel Whiteside. There's the Menchu to 178. Jared Stittum, Jared Stittum. Silhouette Jersey and Otto, nice. To 99. That's a good-looking card for Joel. And the Pats. Mike Tower, when would you guess that these cards are printed? I don't know. In the last couple of weeks? These might have been printed to be forehand because they needed to get the autographs on them. Not sure exactly how that process works. I'd be interested to know. Joel with the Pats. I mean, this has so many different cards in it. They might have had this set up already. That's to 49. There's Daniel Jones. And Mike Alstott. Nice. Mike Alstott, Relic. 31 out of 99. Michael Blunt with the Bucks. A.J. Brown to 199. To 99. Steve Largin. It's my god, Max Crosby right there. He had a nice season last year. And Andy Isabella, autograph? Yes. It is. 23 out of 99. This is from the old Great Iron King? Yeah, Great Iron King's football. And that'll be for Chris Rowe and the Cardinals. John Samson wants Johnny Manzell throwbacks in this. What's Johnny Manzell doing right now? What do you think he's doing? He went to CFL for a while, right? He was in a beer pong tournament, says Nick? Yes. All right.  What, doing what? Like oil? Oil. So he has that old money? There's Debo for Joe Klann and the Niners, 75. I guess he's, what is he doing after he can't play football anymore, just be a rich kid? Try to be an Instagram influencer, maybe? I suppose that's about it. Another nice Debo right here to 99.  That's pretty sharp. Johnny Manzell probably not quarantining properly. That's true, John Samson. He's probably coughing into other people's mouths. There's Howie Long, it's 99. Chaking people's hands, touching his face. It goes to William Smith and my Raiders. That Hunter Renfrow will go to you too to 199. It's Chris Jones, 49 out of 49. Kind of a design misstep right here, putting the dark blue ink on the dark blue foil. You can see the contrast a little bit better in natural, in sort of natural lighting. All right, there you go. Chiefs, Melanie, with Kansas City. Terry McLaurin to 199, that's to 49 on that Miles Boykin. And there's David Montgomery at the end. Grab the rest here, here's one, three. And fifth and final box left and pick your team, two. Mike Tower saying Manzell posted a video on Instagram of him trying to go backflip off cliff into the water and failing. What did he end up landing on his back? 600 points. All right there ladies and gentlemen, do you gotta flip those points around? That'll be randomized to one person in the break. Manz, Jared Nictor saying Manzell's quote about the backflip was, went about as well as my time in the NFL. He's got a little self-awareness, I suppose. There's Mike Allstot again. This time a better looking patch, because it's out of 10, one out of 10, nice. Michael Blunt, Buccaneers. There's out of 199, Kyler Murray. Benny Snell Jr., autographed, 15 out of 50. Steelers, Steel Curtain with his Steelers. Favreau to 199, Farve, I know it's Farve. Brian Urlocker to 99, yes, I have one and two open. Miles Sanders to 49, George Kittle. Two-color Dual Relic to 99, that'll be for Joe and the Niners. Dan Marino to 199, we've got, that's to, that's 88 out of 99 on the Meagal Hardman. And there is Leroy Kelly, Leroy Kelly. 61 out of 99 for the Browns. That goes to Glenn and the Cleveland Browns.  Is that guy, is that elf still around? Is there a mascot who wears that elf costume in Cleveland? Meagal Hardman Jr. to 199. Josh Jacobs, Jersey and Otto in that old Timeless Treasures design. 49 out of 99, that's cool. Who's got my Raiders? William Smith, it's Haskins to 99. And three boxes to go, ladies and gentlemen. Ms. Paris Campbell to 25. Nice studio, Kyler Murray. Ryan Finley, Relic for Jason and the Bangles. More Kyler Murrays right here too. I like that studio design too. Brian Urlocker to 49. Matt Gomes, what's going on? Yeah, it's a solid break so far. We got return of the Mack, Mack Wilson, 18 out of 199. Another Cleveland Brown for Glenn. By the time I get to Cleveland, she'll be rising. Out of 199, Michael Thomas. She'll leave a note right on the door. Daniel Jones, autograph? Yes, 27 out of 40. Crown Royale, die cut auto for Brian Poole and the New York Football Giants. One for the G-Men, big blue. There you go, nice hit. Number, yeah, number, 27 out of 40. Drew Brees to 99. All right, two more boxes to go. Schedule is in the chat, ladies and gentlemen.  Chicago Bears, Rick Thomas. And I just dropped the schedule into the chat, ladies and gentlemen.  Another Kyler Murray right here. So these are the Chronicles Base Cards, which I think looks sharper this year than in previous years. Alexander Madison to 50. Valiant Kyler Murray. And Kurt Warner, Relic, nice to 99. AJ Brown to 99. Michael Vick to 199. A lot of numbered cards here. And there's Jerwin James Jr. When did he start styling Junior on his name? Has that always been Jerwin James Jr.? That's to 199 for the Bolts. That's Regimel with the Chargers. Pretty good, that Jerwin James Jr. Well, since 2018, I guess we haven't pulled a lot of Jerwin James cards in, or I guess I didn't notice until now. Jaguar is Josh Allen. And one more box to go. There's Nakeel Harry to 99. Remember all card ship. There's Deshaun Jax and Eagle's Edition. Two-color dual Relic to 199. Jerry Bennington, that is, not Barry Jennington. Jerry Bennington with the D-Jax. Devin Bush to 49. Miles Sanders to 199. And Preston Williams. P, smiley face P. 28 out of 99 for Ryan Redman and the Miami Dolphins. Devin Bush to 99. Another Kyler Murray studio. And there's Drew Locke for Daniel Posey. And there's Ink on it. Triple Relic and autograph, 16 out of 25 in that momentum design. Little Oppo Joe Mojo for Daniel Posey. And the last little bit here, Nick Bosa to 199.  And that is the break, ladies and gents. All right, here's the 600 points right here. We're gonna randomize that to one person in the break. So let's flip back to the list right here for pick your team two, Chris, down to Mark and everybody in between. And let's roll it and randomize it. Eight times four to four, eight the hard way. Six, seven, and eighth and final time. After eight, name on top, Glenn. There you go, Glenn. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


There are also principles governing cooperation, cooperation with different forms of evil. Cooperation in Catholic moral theology is understood as giving aid to what a person judges or believes to be the sinful act of another person. In other words, I do something and someone else appropriates it to use it for a sinful end. Catholic moral theology is generally distinguished between formal and material cooperation. Formal cooperation, the person doesn't engage in the act itself, but fully shares in the intention and the purpose of the one they are assisting. The person who formally cooperates with evil is guilty of the evil even though they do not perform the act. So the nurse in an abortion facility who hands the suction device or the scalpels to the doctor is, even though she doesn't perform the abortion, she is formally cooperating with the evil of abortion. The council who does abortion referrals, who doesn't work at a place that maybe even provides abortions, but simply sends the person down the street to the Planned Parenthood Clinic to get an abortion. That's formal cooperation with evil. The person who smuggles drugs even though they're not selling them on the street or manufacturing them. The first time I gave this course it was in the diocese of Nassau in the Bahamas to a group of deacon candidates and their wives. I know it was a difficult assignment, but someone had to take it. But one of the things I learned about the Bahamas when I was there was that the economy of the Bahamas before it was built on tourism was built on the drug trade. And it's a smuggling center. The drugs that are produced in the southern hemisphere of the Americas and sold and distributed in the northern hemispheres of the Americas are often funneled through places like the Bahamas. That's an example of formal cooperation with evil. Material cooperation with evil refers to the unintentional enabling of another person to do evil. Material cooperation with evil can be morally illicit, can be okay in some circumstances, but material cooperation can also be illicit. So for example, the receptionist who works at the front desk of the abortion clinic, who's not in the room where the abortions are performed, that would be an example of immediate material cooperation which Catholic moral theology said that's implicit formal cooperation and the person is morally guilty of participating in the evil of abortion. Whereas a taxi driver who picks up a pregnant woman who asks to be driven to an abortion clinic and drives her there not knowing what she's going to do. She could be going there to pray a rosary or do sidewalk counseling. He doesn't know and it's his job to drive her from point A to point B. If he drives her to that clinic and she's going there to have an abortion, this would be an example of remote mediated material cooperation. He is an unwitting accomplice to her decision to end the life of her unborn child. The Catholic nurse who works in a healthcare facility prepping a patient for a tubal ligation, a sterilizing procedure or a vasectomy. Hopefully it's not a Catholic healthcare system, but this nurse who knows because the church teaches direct sterilization is morally evil. This nurse in taking a person's vitals before surgery, measuring urine output and blood pressure and everything, that person is, this is probably a case of mediated, approximate mediated material cooperation. It depends on the degree of duress that holds the person there. If the person has moral qualms about what's going on in other parts of the hospital, they should probably look for a job at a place where they don't have a moral objection. There can be gray areas here too. In other words, cases where we really have to get more information or cases where we have some disagreement among Catholic moralists. If someone makes a donation of drug money to build a church, should the local bishop take that? Mother Teresa famously would take money from anyone and use it in the service of God's poor. Buying products from a business that supports a business which contributes to Planned Parenthood or other abortion providers. Many of us do that unwittingly every day. It is incumbent on us to learn a little bit more about how we spend our time and our money.


Hello and welcome to the session that has discussed the following question. It says the first term of an arithmetic progression AP is 26 and the nth term is 51 and the term in the 15th term of an AP. So let us now move on to the solution. We know that the nth term of an arithmetic progression that is AP is denoted by an and it is given by a plus n minus 1 into b where a is the first term of the AP and b is the common difference. Now we are given that the 5th term is 26 and 10th term is 51. So a5 is given by a plus n minus 1 where n is 5 so it is 5 minus 1 into b and we are given that a5 is 26. So we have a plus 4d is equal to 26 let us name this as 1 and we are given that the 10th term is 51. So 51 is a10 and it is given by a plus 10 minus 1 into b. So we have a10 is equal to 51 which is given by a plus 9d and this is equal to 51 let us name this as 2. Now we will solve these two linear equations for a and d. So subtract equation 2 from 1 so we have equation 1 is a plus 4d is equal to 26 and equation 2 is a plus 9d is equal to 51. Now we have to subtract so when we subtract sign will change plus a gets cancelled with minus a, 4d minus 9d is minus 5d and 56, 26 minus 51 is minus 25. So this implies d is equal to 25 by 5 minus sign gets cancelled both sides. So we have d is equal to 5. Now we will substitute the value of d in equation 1 to get the value of a so put is equal to 5 in 1. So we have a plus 4 into 5 is equal to 26. So this is equal to a plus 20 is equal to 26. So this implies a is equal to 26 minus 20 that implies a is equal to 6. So first term is 6 and the common difference is 5. Now we can easily find the 15th term of the arithmetic progression using this formula. So a15 is given by a plus 15 minus 1 into d now a is 6, 14 into d, e is 5 this is 6 plus 70 and it is equal to 76. Hence the 15th term of the arithmetic progression is 76. So this completes the question and the session by for now take care, have a good day.


I think that concludes portfolio questions. We're going to move straight on to the next item of business which is the statement by Shirley-Anne Somerville on the Scottish enjoyment challenge. Local authority, stretch aims and recovery and accelerating progress in 2022-23. The cabinet secretary will take questions at the end of our statement and therefore, there should be no interventions or interruptions and I call on the cabinet secretary for around ten minutes please. Thank you very much. I'm pleased to provide this statement to Parliament today to update iaith o'r blaenau all漂亮um a phalfuigfaint a'r agon fod yn ddif Weinham Ffritwyrir Llywodraeth yn ddiolch i ddeic o'r lleol, ac yn ddiolch i'r lleol i'r lleol i'r lleol, ac yn ddiolch i'r lleol i'r lleol i'r lleol i'r lleol i'r lleol i'r lleol i'r lleol, a sgwrdd anblyriedd.  I don't expect teachers to achieve this on their own. Schools and education services must collaborate across services and with local partners to make progress. The approach recognises that every local authority has a part to play. From the £1 billion investment in the Scottish attainment challenge over the course of this parliamentary term, we are now distributing strategic equity funding to all 32 authorities—something I know which was welcomed by COSLA. It comes along side continued investment of over £130 million per year in pupil equity funding, going directly to schools and continued funding to support the educational outcomes of care experience children and young people. Alongside this significant investment, Education Scotland continues to provide local authorities and schools with a range of support. This includes a new approach working with local authorities to agree a model of universal, targeted and intensive support. On top of that, the range of published resources includes the Scotland's new equity toolkit, which draws together in one place research and learning from the Scottish attainment challenge. Earlier this year we published a framework for recovery and accelerating progress, which We know that a ground-up approach works best in embedding improvement, so the stretch aims have been developed by local authorities using local knowledge, data and expertise, and they express each local authority's own ambitions for learning and their learners. Local authorities operate in a range of different contexts and have different starting points for this work, very importantly. At the same time, however, I am committed to the importance of ensuring that every child and young person has the same opportunities throughout their education wherever they live in Scotland. We know through the range of analysis of the Scottish attainment challenge that we are making progress, but we need to progress more quickly. A key element of the progress made to date has been a change in the culture and ethos across the education system, which has raised the profile of equity in education. Through the refreshed mission of the Scottish attainment challenge and the introduction of local stretch aims, we have shifted our focus towards outcomes for our children and young people impacted by poverty. And key to improving those outcomes is the work done in local systems, with schools, third sector organisations and other local services. Further, by introducing a requirement for local stretch aims, we also seek to ensure clear local ownership of progress towards the overall mission of the Scottish attainment challenge, to drive a greater transparency around data for improvement, creating opportunities for learning and partnership working, and to help address unwarranted variation in attainment and progress in closing the poverty-related attainment gap between local authorities. With both consistency and flexibility in mind, the requirements for stretch aims involve a core plus model, so the core aims are a subset of the existing 11 national improvement framework measures of the poverty-related attainment gap, and they include aims for literacy and numeracy in the broad general education, the senior phase at SCQF levels 5 and 6, the sustained positive destinations through the annual participation measure and the locally identified measures for health and wellbeing. Alongside the core aims for which all local authorities must set stretch aims, the plus element enables local authorities to set aims for their own local improvement priorities. To be clear, those are locally identified stretch aims determined by councils. They have been undertaken by rigorous local processes to set those stretch aims and they will work with schools to meet them, keeping in mind very much the local context, the continuing impact of Covid and the increasing impact of the cost of living crisis. Collectively, the core stretch aims set by local authorities show a great deal of ambition for both recovery and accelerating progress. Aggregated, they represent local ambitions for improvement, both on 2020-21, the last year of published data when this requirement was introduced and 2018-19, the last year for pre-pandemic data. I welcome that level of ambition. However, I also know that ultimately what matters is the implementation of the plans, supported through strategic equity funding that underpin the stretch aims and the actual progress made locally throughout the academic year. For both overall attainment and in terms of closing the poverty-related attainment gap in literacy and numeracy in primary schools, the collective stretch aims of local authorities amount to working towards achieving the biggest two-year improvement recorded since the introduction of the challenge. If the stretch aims for literacy and numeracy are achieved in full and the rate of progress continues, we will be on track to substantially eliminate the poverty-related attainment gap in primary schools, which is where the Scottish attainment challenge started. Given the effect of Covid-19 on children and young people's achievements of curriculum for excellence levels in 2020-21, those aims represent a significant local ambition for recovery back to and beyond the national position pre-pandemic. In terms of the senior phase, we asked local authorities to set stretch aims for SCQF levels 5 and 6. Contrary to the dip in ASL attainment as a result of the pandemic, the changes to approaches and certification played a part in seeing record levels of attainment in the senior phase for 2020-21. Therefore, I very much welcome local authorities' aims to sustain or exceed the levels of attainment scene in 2020-21. In terms of the annual participation measure, which helps us to understand outcomes for young people, local authorities have set aims to improve the already high 92.2 per cent in 2020-21 to 93.4 per cent in 2022-23 and to narrow the poverty-related gap by 1.2 per cent. In terms of the range of health and wellbeing aims and the plus aims, which reflect local authorities' various local priorities, there is a wide range of different aims for progress this year. That includes aims for improved attendance and participation, aims that break down the component parts of some specific core aims, for example focusing on the specific elements of reading, writing, listening and talking, aims specifically for care experience children and young people and aims that span the full learner journey with aims for early years and aims that capture the full range of achievements of children and young people in the senior phase including foundation apprenticeships and a focus on learner pathways. What matters now is local progress towards those stretch aims. Detailed questions on the ambitions of individual local authorities for their children and young people are, of course, for local authorities themselves to address. The impact of the pandemic now and the impact of the current cost crisis means that the moral imperative to support our children and young people most impacted by poverty to achieve their full potential is stronger than ever. In this difficult context, we remain absolutely focused on our children and young people and that is why, alongside the £1 billion investment in the Scottish attainment challenge, this Government is supporting children and young people in numerous ways. We are tackling the cost of the school day through the expansion of free school meals and continued investment in the school clothing grant. Teacher numbers are currently the highest, they have been since 2008 and with a number of primary teachers the highest since 1980. We have delivered the highest educational spend and more teachers per pupil than any other UK nation while also protecting free tuition and higher education. We are listening to children and young people, parents, carers and professionals through our national discussion and our reform agenda. We are, of course, delivering on the national mission to tackle child poverty through measures such as our increased Scottish child payment, a key benefit unavailable elsewhere in the UK, which is projected to lift 50,000 children out of poverty next year. Taken together, those demonstrate this Government's commitment to making Scotland the best place in the world to grow up. We will continue to work together with our local government partners to deliver on our shared mission to improve outcomes for children and young people. The cabinet secretary will now take questions on the issues raised in her statement. I intend to allow her in 20 minutes, after which we will need to move on to the next item of business. It would be helpful if members who wish to ask a question could press the request to speak buttons now or as soon as possible. I thank the cabinet secretary for advance sight of the statement. There is a great deal in the statement that lies behind the statement in terms of the spreadsheets that we have also been sent that deserves much more scrutiny. I hope that we will have lots of opportunity for much more scrutiny. I welcome some aspects of the statement. I welcome the fact that the cabinet secretary acknowledges that it is not down to teachers to achieve the reduction in the poverty-related attainment gap, that there is much need for further collaborative work between different agencies and services in order to support individuals and their families. I absolutely agree with her that this is about implementation. We have been talking about this for a long time. This is not a new subject. Audit Scotland has made it clear that it has grave concerns about implementation and outcomes. She is right to highlight in the statement the importance of attendance. When I speak to teachers, the one thing that they say, particularly in the post-pandemic reality, is that they have grave concerns about the regular attendance of pupils at school in general. The statement makes some claims about narrowing the attainment gap, which I think are highly debatable, because I think that the facts do not always stack up with what the SNP ministers like to claim in this chamber. Many educational experts have said that to restore Scottish education to the standards that it once had, we should be focusing on raising attainment overall. They say that focusing on closing the attainment gap could lead to a levelling down of Scotland's educational attainment overall. I hope that we can all agree that we should be aiming for levelling up. I will come to my question now. Fewer pupils in primary 1, primary 4 and primary 7 are achieving the expected levels of literacy, reading, writing, listening, talking and numeracy. In relation to the statement and the progress that is measurable, what does the minister now feel is the reason why so little progress, if we can agree that there has been progress at all, is how little progress has been made so far in this work? There was indeed a lot in that. To be fair, I would have liked to spend some time on it, because there is actually a fair bit in that. I agree with Mr Kerr-on, which does not always happen in debates, but I welcome what he said in this. I should certainly strive for more of that, Mr Kerr. I will do my best. He is important very correctly to talk about attendance. I would point out that attendance at this moment in time seems to roughly be what it was in pre-pandemic levels, but I do appreciate that there are concerns around why pupils are not attending, and that might be for a variety of reasons. It is something that I, COSLA, ADES, have given attention to and will continue to give attention to, because he is quite right to point that out. I appreciate that there is a lot of information from each of the individual councils on that. When he looks at it, he will see that, as well as his ambitions to tackle the poverty-related attainment gap, there is information out there about raising attainment overall, because that is a very important point. Councils, just as the Scottish Government, are keen to do, so I do not think that it is an either or. I think that it is both in all of those. I hope that he finds that in the material as he looks at it. There was pre-pandemic year-on-year a positive trend in the ASL data. Clearly, that has been impacted by Covid, as Mr Kerr has said, and we will have to await new information to see what the results are as we look to see the approach to the ASL data in the most recent years. On the first point, I think that he made about welcoming further scrutiny to this, I would indeed welcome further scrutiny, and I believe that I have written to the committee to invite them to do just that. We hear this statement from the cabinet secretary today, with schools closed, kids at home and striking teaching unions outside this Parliament, and the first action that the cabinet secretary must take is solving this dispute as a matter of the utmost priority. We must not forget that this policy refresh is being paid for by cuts for the poorest children in the poorest communities, described in this Parliament by school leaders as an immoral disgrace. The statement claims that, if those stretch aims for literacy and numeracy are achieved in full, and this rate of progress continues, we will be back on track to substantially eliminate the poverty-related attainment gap in primary school. I would ask the cabinet secretary to confirm whether that means by 2026. More cynical people than I, Presiding Officer, would say that this exercise here amounts to an attempt to pass the responsibility to meet the SNP's pledge on to local authorities. No one will forget that this was Nicola Sturgeon's pledge, her defining mission. This week, the SNP is asking teachers to do more. Is it right that next week, this Government will be asking them to do more, with much, much less? I genuinely ask Mr Marra to approach this in the way that the Government, Education Scotland and local authorities have. This was a new process for local authorities, and I commend them for the way that they have approached this. Yes, when I'm talking about substantially eliminate, I mean by 2026. Importantly, we recognise the different roles for everyone in this. Yes, there's a role for the Scottish Government within this work. Yes, there's a role for our national agencies from Education Scotland to the Retainment Advisers and the work that they do to provide support to local authorities. There is, of course, an important role for local authorities in that as well. They have a strategy duty, for example, for the provision of education and the improvement for education services. So what we're actually trying to do is not pass the buck here, but genuinely work together to recognise our different roles, to have some transparency around the data and actually work together to deliver the improvement that we all want to see. He mentions, of course, the current pay dispute with teachers. I would, just for the sake of time, briefly reiterate the Government's position on this, that the current ask from trade unions for 10 per cent flat rate is not affordable within a fixed budget. We are absolutely committed to resolving this dispute, but we need to find a way to do that, which is fair and affordable within the fixed budget that we have. Graham Dey, to be followed by Sue Webber. Thanks, Presiding Officer, Cooley. This endeavour has to be a partnership once. I ask the Scottish Government how the Government and its agencies will support schools and local education authorities to achieve, improve the attainment and tackle the poverty related attainment gap. I think specifically about how they will ensure that the best practice, gleaned from all the work done to this point, is shared amongst councils in our schools so that the delivery focus can be on approaches that have been proven to pay dividends. Mr Dey quite rightly points within that question about the collaborative work that is required to solve the poverty related attainment gap. The framework for recovery and accelerating progress that was published this year makes clear the importance of that collaboration right across the system to share best practice to close that gap. Education Scotland, for example, does have a key role in this about the professional advice and guidance, professional learning opportunities, subject networks and through its range of published resources, including that publication highlighting effective practice in the use of pupil equity funding. The launch of Scotland's equity toolkit, providing practitioners with an access to a range of evidence and research, is another important piece of work. Again, at the point of the collaboration and the way that both national government, national agencies and local government are very much trying to work together to achieve the outcomes that we all want to see for children and young people. We can all agree that headteachers play a critical role if we are ever to make progress in closing the attainment gap. Your statement, cabinet secretary, claims that nine out of ten headteachers have responded citing improvements in closing the poverty related attainment gap and or health and wellbeing, which perhaps to help us in the chamber and those watching the cabinet secretary could expand on how this was indeed measured if we are now to focus on outcomes. Again, nine out of ten does sound impressive, cabinet secretary, but how many actual headteachers responded out of the 2,129 headteachers in Scotland and how many of our local authorities are represented in this data? I don't have the specific details about the number of headteachers that responded, but it was from the headteachers survey, the most recent headteachers survey that we had, but I would be quite happy to provide that to Ms Webber. It's not a compulsory survey for headteachers to hand back in to government and its agencies, but it was from that survey, and we'll provide further information on that in due course. Can the cabinet secretary set out what impact the cost of living crisis and the UK Government wholly in adequate response to it will have on our national mission to tackle the poverty-related attainment gap? Can the cabinet secretary set out what action the Scottish Government is taking to support families through the crisis? The Conservatives are asking, is that relevant? Well, yes. Let me be very blunt about why it's relevant, because while we can do everything with any education to tackle the poverty-related attainment gap, the easiest, most simplest way, if only we had the powers to tackle it, would be to tackle poverty itself. That is absolutely why it's relevant, and I am genuinely disappointed but perhaps not surprised that the Scottish Conservatives can't see that link. The Scottish Government analysis published in April highlighted the devastating impact of successive UK Government welfare reforms imposed since 2015. That has had a very detrimental impact on children and young people right across the country. He contrasts that with the Scottish Government approach. In this financial year, of course, we've invested £3 billion through a range of measures that will help mitigate the impacts of the cost of living crisis, whether that's the Scottish child payment, the fuel and security fund or our new winter heating payment, which begins in 2023. I'm determined through those new stretch aims and the £1 billion increase investment in the Scottish attainment challenge programme to support the work that is being done to tackle the poverty-related attainment gap and support those families if we need it, but it is disappointing about the lack of action being taken by the UK Government, and that certainly is not helping. I feel to be followed by Evelyn Tweet. Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. The Cabinet Secretary said that I don't expect teachers to achieve this on their own. Schools and education services must collaborate across services and local partners to make progress, but with 1,784 fewer teachers since 2007, cuts to support staff over that time and cuts to staff at the centre, who is it in the schools and education service will do this? Well, teacher numbers are currently the highest they have been since 2008, with a number of primary teachers the highest since 1980. Indeed, there's now over 2,000 more teachers than before the start of the pandemic, and the issue of pupil to teachers is at its lowest in 2009. Very much what we've been trying to do through the Scottish attainment challenge to recognise the work that, and indeed encourage the work that schools do with other parts of the public sector, and indeed with the third sector colleagues to work collaboratively on this work. That is one of the changes that we have taken to widen the approach to the Scottish attainment challenge in this refreshed approach that we have. Evelyn Tweet to be followed by Willie Rennie. Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. I welcome the Cabinet Secretary's statement today and that all local authorities have set out their ambitions for tackling the poverty-related attainment gap. Can the Cabinet Secretary give her view on the totality of ambition demonstrated by councils across Scotland? I once again would want to take the opportunity to thank councils for the way that they have approached this work. I'm pleased to see that taking together the stretch aims for progress point to real ambition for progress, building on the progress that was made particularly pre-pandemic. For literacy and numeracy in primary schools in particular, we are seeing ambitions to close the gap by over seven percentage points compared to 2021. If those aims are achieved, they would represent the biggest two-year improvement since the introduction of the challenge. That's very important, very ambitious aims that councils have set, and the Government and Education Scotland look very much forward to supporting them in the work that they're doing, taking close cognisance off the local context and, indeed, the further local difficulties that local authorities are experiencing in supporting their children, young people and families during the cost of living crisis. Willie Rennie to be followed by Rona Mackay. The statement is an admission that the poverty-related attainment gap won't be closed completely by 2026. At the current rate of progress, can the education secretary set out by when, what year, she expects that gap to be closed completely? Forgive me, Presiding Officer, if that wasn't correct, I think I mentioned it during my statement, but for the avoidance of doubt, just in case I didn't, I will repeat it again. If local authorities achieve their stretch aims for literacy and numeracy in full and this rate of progress is sustained, we'll be on track to substantially eliminate the poverty-related attainment gap in primary schools, which is where the Scottish attainment challenge started. If that wasn't clear enough in my statement, I will add by 2026. Rona Mackay to be followed by Pam Gosall. Apologies, Presiding Officer. What steps are being taken to improve outcomes for care experience pupils and how are stretch aims being used to drive improvement for care experience children and young people? There is a very strong focus within the Scottish attainment challenge in assisting care-experienced young people as part of our work. There continues to be funding on this specific issue that is given to all local authorities. I commend local authorities once again for the way that they are approaching this work, learning from each other with the assistance of Education Scotland, but of course very much learning from each other to ensure that we will see an improvement in attainment for care experience young people right across the country. Pam Gosall, to be followed by Fulton MacGregor. The cabinet secretary mentioned in her statement that the Scottish Government is tackling the cost of the school day through the expansion of free school meals. We have all heard countless times about the positive impact that eating nutritious meals has on a child's ability to learn. Can the cabinet secretary explain why the Scottish Government failed to deliver free school meals for primary six and seven pupils in August? And when will school meals be extended to secondary pupils? Does she accept that accelerating the provision of free school meals will have a positive impact on pupils' attainment? I very much agree that free school meals are a very important policy and that is why the Scottish Government is committed to universal free school meals within primary. That is why the budget for this year included £30 million for capital improvements for local authorities because there needs to be changes and improvements to facilities to allow us to move forward with primary six and seven. That is exactly why we have had to look again at the timeline for this. For the benefit of Ms Gosall, the current system within Scotland is the most generous within the UK. Fulton MacGregor, to be followed by Brian Whittle. The cabinet secretary has set out the responsibility and approach of the Scottish Government and its agencies. However, clearly the provision of education in Scotland is the responsibility of local authorities. Does the cabinet secretary agree with me that it is crucial that every local authority, including Malone and North Lanarkshire, take ownership in the national mission to tackle the poverty-related attainment gap? I would point to the fact that all local authorities have taken the development of Strait James exceptionally seriously. This is a new approach that we have had and I commend them for that. It is crucial, as we have said on a number of occasions now during this statement, to recognise our different responsibilities within different parts of the education system. There is absolutely a role for the Scottish Government, but there is, as I have mentioned previously, a statutory responsibility for improvement within councils. It is very important that we work together. Of course, we are supporting the work with councils with £43 million in strategic equity funding that will assist them in setting the strategic direction for local approaches to closing the poverty-related attainment gap. The Strait James that they have set and we are publishing today are underpinning lots of detailed work that a range of local approaches are already being undertaken to improve the situation across our schools and therefore improve outcomes for learners. The first step to tackling the Strait James has to be ensuring that our teachers are properly supported, resourced and that their health and wellbeing is properly invested in. What is the Scottish Government doing to reduce the increasing pressure that is causing so much anxiety in our over-stretched teaching profession? It is just one of the ways that we would like to do that and we are committed to doing that. That is a reduction in the class contact time for teachers. That was a commitment that we have made recognising the heavy workload that teachers have. I completely appreciate and support the fact that the national government has a role in supporting our teachers. For the sake of brevity, I will leave it at that one example.