Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspys, casebreaks.com. We got our Jaspys baseball is back. Glad baseball is back, love baseball here. Glad it's back, we got our baseball is back, Hit Packs coming at you. Tons of value, giveaways, guaranteed a hit. So what's happening here? At the end of the break, we're gonna randomize all the customer names. Names one through five will win a sealed box of fanatics under wraps autographed baseballs. That's pretty nice. It's a 40 spot break and we gave you the full checklist right here as well. So you know exactly what's in it. Obviously just like any other Hit Pack break or any other repack break that you see, some stuff's gonna be under the cost of the spot. Some stuff's gonna be right around the cost of the spot. Some stuff could be many X the cost of the spot as well. So pretty nice stuff. Big thanks to this group for making it happen.  We only ended up doing two fillers for this. Chronicles 12 and 13. So congrats to the winners there as well. There are the pack numbers and let's roll it and randomize each thing four and a five nine times. There's also, we're gonna see, we're gonna do this alphabetically numerically as well. Four and a five nine times your names first. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. Drift, what's going on? Let's not use my government name there. All right, Nicholas down to Matt after nine. And then four and a five nine times for the numbers. One, the pack numbers. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and once more ninth and final time. Got 32 down to 21. I should be an Engle right now but I have to serve the people with some delicious, delicious group breaks, Sam. We got Nicholas with 32, Jason with 24, Ed with 11, Ken with 13, Brian with six, Ed with 10, James with 37, 35, Steve with 23 and 28, David with 22, Andy with 19, David with 39, James with 26 and 33, David with 12, Justin with three, Mack with 31, James with five, Ed with four, David G with 15, Nicholas with 30, Brian with 18, David with two, Aaron with seven, Ed with 14, Judson with eight, Ed with one and 36, Nestor with 38, Stephen K with 17, Judson with 25, Dylan with 27, Judson with 20, Sam with 16, David with nine, Mack with 34, Nicholas 29 and 40, and Matt with 21. And you can see Brian's last spot mojo pack is number six. Now let's see, four and a five, nine times. Are we gonna do this alphabetically or numerically? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and ninth and final time. We're going alphabetically after nine times. So apologies to the people with, oh, it's one of these like that. Apologies to the people on the back end of the list right there. You could blame random.org. So after nine times, we're gonna go alphabetically. All right, we're gonna pause the video, see if there's any trades. And then when we're back, we'll have the break. Stick around, BRB. Hi, welcome back everybody. I got the labels printed out. No trades are done. Random.org says we're doing these alphabetically. So here we go, Andy, you're up first. Pack 19, should be, these are 40 packs, there's 20 on each stack. Here's a pack 19, right there.  Nice, 11 out of 50, nice low number there as well. Yeah, that's right. S is getting real now with the hoodie off. I mean, gotta show off the guns experience, basketball. Brian, you're next. Last spot mojo, pack six. What do we got here? And it is Ronald Acuna Jr., rookie card, to 2008. All right, thanks Brian. All right, another Brian, this time Brian McCarthy. Pack 18, pack 17, pack 18. Good luck. That's right Rex, they don't call me Bazooka Joe for nothing. Here's Wander Franco, nice. 53 out of 99, Aqua, parallel from Sapphire. All right, and then we got David. You're up next with pack 15. Got a thicker card here. We got a nice NT Aaron Judge, four out of five. 2020 National Treasures Baseball. We've got some NT baseball in the store right now, ladies and gentlemen, if you wanna run this bag, we've got 2022 NT baseball. Pick your team, full case. If you wanna get after it, jaspyscasebreaks.com, ABC, always be closing. David, three out of five, Aaron Judge. All aboard the Big Hit Express, woo-hoo. That stars and stripes action happening there as well. All right, David, you got another one. Pack two, good luck. Pack two features, Frank Thomas, the big hurt, eight out of 10 from Luminaries. Game use memorabilia, number two, career home run total as a DH. And trust me, David, she'll like this too. All right, David M, Dylan you're up next. David, pack 22 and 39, 12 and nine. Pack 22, thanks James. Pack 22 is a dual auto. Chipper Jones, Ronald Acuna Jr. From definitive collection baseball, 21 out of 35. Pack 39, pack 39 is a Riley Greene rookie card. 47 out of 72, a lot of upside for this kid. You got pack 12, which pack 12 will no longer exist in a couple of years, right? We got Luis Robert from Ben Baller, red, one out of five. David, all aboard the Big Hit Express, woo-hoo. Luis Robert hit a Homer today. And last but not least for David M, pack nine. Rex is asking, how's Acuna Jr. doing? Never really see anyone talking about him anymore. Julio Rodriguez, rookie car, that might be a variation too. Nice, David. I don't know, I think people want to be talking about Acuna at the end of the season. There's been some injuries here and there for Acuna Jr. and I think people just want to be like, want to get too excited about him until the end of the season when he's putting together an MVP-style season. So we know what he's capable of. We don't, I don't know, I guess people don't really, I don't know, I get the impression that people don't care about how he's starting a season, a player like him. Now you want to see how he's going to end that season. Gold frame, autograph, first bout of Hall of Famer, Miguel Cabrera, that's six out of 10. Nice, from a 2020 museum collection baseball. There you go, Dylan. Trendsetter, what's going on? How are my days off? Pretty uneventful. Got a couple of busy weekends, the next couple of weekends, but this past weekend, pretty uneventful. Just did some stuff for chores around the house.  Good luck. All right, there's pack 11. It's a graded card. Woo! From 2015 Topps Archives, one-of-one Babe Ruth. Nice, SGC eight on that one, that's awesome. Nice, Ed P, congrats. All aboard the Big Head Express. Woo-hoo! Can't go out all the time, Trendsetter. I got stuff to do around the house.  Things happen. Pack 10, it's Yazz, Carl Yastremski. Triple Relic, an autograph, seven out of 10 from Topps Sterling. Looks like an older set, right? Yeah, 2007. Nice one for Ed. Gilo's Fantasy Baseball team named Gabe Ruth. There you go, Gabe. Gabe Ruth, it's gotta be. I've heard of her. Baby Ruth? Yeah, who is she? The Colossus of Cloud? The Sultan of Swat? Got a graded card here, Ed. It's Ronald Acuna Jr. 9-5-10. Rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. and autograph. We've got a 2018 83 top silver pack chrome autograph.  For a nice 9-5-10. And numbered 18 out of 99. All right, sold more packs for Ed, pack 14. It is Juan Soto. Power zone autograph, four out of 10 from Fiatium Club. And we've got pack one and 36. There's pack one. Another one, Soto. 15 out of 150, solid gold grates autograph from 2022 tribute. And finally, pack 36. Thanks, Ed, for getting into all of this action. I appreciate it. Got some nice stuff going your way. I got another Ronald Acuna Jr., nice. From Bowman's Best, 2020 Bowman's Best. Devin wants to see a PS810 Cal Raleigh. I like Cal Raleigh, got him on my fantasy team. All right, let's keep going here. Aaron, and then James O. You're on deck, Aaron with pack seven. And it is Nolan Ryan, four out of 15, silver ink autograph, Rangers edition. 2018 Museum Collection Baseball. Nice one, Aaron. Should have joined this break, Rex. All right, James, you got a number of packs here. Jason Kay, you're up next after James. So James bought a couple of spots straight up and was lucky enough to win a few spots as well. So you got pack 37. A dual autograph, wow, nice. Julio Rodriguez and Edgar Martinez. From a 2022 Top's Industry Conference. Conference exclusive, nice. There you go, James. Not numbered, real nice though. I've heard of those two guys. They're pretty good. All right, James, pack 26. Can't win if you don't play, Rex. You got a Aaron Judd rookie card. I think that's just a price tag sticker that was on there, but I don't know. Maybe send that in, get that graded, see what you can get out of that. Boost that value. Pack 35. We got a one-of-one Derek Jeter. That's from 2022. That's pretty cool. Well, members only is the stamp right there. It's with a spot that you won, James, very nice. And as you know, out of fives and under. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. All right, two more for you, James, 33 and five. Just pack 33. Wow, a Bernie Williams bat knob, one-of-one. Nice one, James. These are really cool. All aboard. Another train whistle. Yeah, a lot of grades.  We told everybody what's going to be in here. I thought Jason was going to knock this out over the weekend. But I'm glad I get to see this. There you go, James. And one more. Final one for James O. And a graded card. We got a PSA 10 Ken Griffey Jr. from 2021 Transcendent. 21 out of 95. Very nice. Congrats, James. Hey, thank you for taking a shot. Given this break of shot, thanks for joining the filler. I appreciate it. Jason Kay, you're up next. We got a Julio Rodriguez Green from Ben Baller. 69 out of 99. Julio Rodriguez, did he have a homer today? Yesterday? Kind of picking up where he left off, which is a good thing. All right, Judson, you got a few. And then Justin, you're up after Judson. Jud, you got eight, 25, and 20. Good luck. There's eight. Got a Wander Franco. Aqua Mini Diamond. 42 out of 199. Nice start. And you got Pac 25. Got a Mariano Rivera.  Three out of 10. Nice one, Judson. And finally, Pac 20. And it's a rookie card, Ronald Acuna Jr. Nice, thank you, Justin. All right, we're getting to the end of the list here. We got Justin, Ken, Matt, you guys are up next. Justin, Pac three. We got a Red Lava Yasser Mercedes, four out of five. Yass, one of the twins, big prospects there. The lava parallels look really sharp too. Justin, all aboard the Big Head Express. Dodgers have a new train whistle celebration this year. I think they got it from me. I'm pretty sure they got it from me. With Pac 13, we have a Derrick Jeter. Look at that, that's kind of hard to see the gold against the gold, but it's a jersey number, two out of two. That's really cool. Two out of two. The captain, Ken, all aboard the Big Head Express. Matt, you're up next and then Matt, Pac 21. Right on top here, we got a Juan Soto autograph from Gypsy Queen. Nice, nice on-card auto. All right, Mac with a couple of packs, 31 and 34. Here's Pac 31, and then Nestor, you're up after this. Nestor and then Nicholas. A Wanderfranco, to 222, rookie Wanderfranco. And Pac 34, and that's Adley Rushman, rookie card. 38 out of 199. What an opening day he had. I think he had six plate appearances and was five for five with a walk. So starting to see what a lot of people hoped we'd see with the former number one overall pick. Let's hope he continues that throughout the season. All right, Nestor, Pac 38.  Hope he only has a successful season. All right, Nestor, Pac 38.  It's a PSA 10. PSA 10, Aaron Judge, 21 out of 95. All rise. There you go, Nestor. Love to see the PSA 10s. All right, Nicholas has a number of packs here. And then we'll have Samuel, Stephen Kaye. We'll close out with Steve Birch. Nicholas, 32, 30, 29, 40. Pac 32.  It's an SGC 10, 10. It's Colton Couser. He's bowman first. The fifth overall pick by the Orioles in 2021. Orioles just racking up those prospects over the years. All right, Nicholas with Pac 30. And we've got a Bobby Wood Jr. rookie card. 208 out of 373. Saw a fantasy baseball writer make a bold prediction that Bobby Wood Jr., a 30, 30 season. Maybe that's going to happen, because he was in Pac 30. Could be pretty awesome. All right, Pac 29 is a Cole Young bowman first orange, 10 out of 25 for the Mariners' first rounder in 2022, the 21st overall pick. And then we got Pac, I'm a Marin, I'm 40. Pac 40. It is a record breaker autograph on card Hank Aaron, most career total bases. 5 out of 10 as of 2019. I don't think anyone's passed him yet, right? Samuel, Pac Sweet 16. Yeah, there you go, experienced basketball. Thanks for getting in. All right, we got, wow, a 9 out of 40 dual relic. Jackie Robinson, Gil Hodges. From 2000 upper deck, Dodger's master collection mystery pack inserts, centering edges, corner service, all a 9-5 for a 9-5 grade. That's awesome. Although, I mean, they could have numbered that to 40. I mean, maybe they couldn't find 42 of those, but 42. You'd have a chance at a 42 out of 42 for Jackie Robinson. There you go, Samuel. Sweet 16, a sweet hit in Sweet 16. All right, three more packs left. Stephen K, Pac 17 with a spot that he won. I feel like a graded card here. It is. It's a PSA 10. There's the PSA 10 Cal Raleigh from 2019, Bowman Chrome prospects autograph. That's his first nice on-card auto. The big dumper as they call him, great nickname. And I always like to see some pop from the catcher spot. Got him on my fantasy team. I'm hoping 20 to 30 homers this year would be nice out of that catcher spot, fantasy baseball-wise. He'll burn you a little bit on the average, but if he improves a little bit on that this year, that'd be nice. All right, Steve Burch, you got the last two. Pac 23 and 28. Looks like 23 is a thicker card. Doesn't look like it's graded. Should we do the thin card first? Thin pack? Both with spots that Steve won in the filler. We've got a rookie that Dece Jr. to 2019. All right, and let's see if we've got Steve in pack 23. Looks like we got a nice quad relic on-card autograph. It's the wizard, Ozzy Smith, 10 out of 10. That's awesome. That's from a, it looks like a 2006 top sterling set. Nice, congrats Steve. Thanks and congrats. Devin saying Julio gets Cal overlooked, plus the no-shift rules will help him to the left side. Nice. That's good to hear. When we will see an uptick on Cal Raleigh's average and helps my fantasy team out. I'm Joe for jaspeascasebreaks.com. Thanks Steve Burch. Thanks everybody for making these jaspeas baseball as back hit packs, a really fun break. Thanks for filling it up. I'm Joe for jaspeascasebreaks.com. I think Teddy tonight has some higher end hit packs on Instagram, at jaspeasbreaks.com. On Instagram Live, that's where we do personal breaks. And keep your eye out for more on jaspeascasebreaks.com. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next one. Baseball is back.


What's up, YouTube world? My name is Jeffrey. That's my dog back there. Crash out. That's Yoda and we're doing 30 videos in 30 days. It's a personal challenge. This is day number 11. And what I want to talk about right now, or what I want to share with everyone is some feedback I got from a client, which I found, which I just found to be just very valuable. And yeah, I just want to share this because when the client told me this feedback, I was just like, wow, what a powerful message right there, just hearing what they said, hearing their feedback. So basically, I did a discovery. And before taking on a project, always do a deep discovery with the client. I want to know their business. I want to know their brand, their goals, their challenges, the problems that they need to be solved. I want to know who their target audience is, their marketing. I try to get to know everything. But one thing I also really want to know is if they have worked with another web designer or another web developer, I want to know why they're talking to me. I want to know why they aren't working with them still, like what happened. So by doing the discovery and all the questions I found out and I learned that they've actually tried to build this platform twice in the last few years. Like they gave two solid attempts to build this platform, and they hired a programmer to build it for them. And so I asked them, I'm like, well, if you hired someone, you guys started like, why did you fail? Why did the programmer fail? Why did the project fail? And what they told me just really surprised me, but it's made so much sense. They told me they failed because he only followed orders and did everything they told him to do. That was the reason that they felt they failed in this project that they probably invested a lot of money in, a lot of time into. They felt like they failed because they hired someone that only did what he was told to do. And that just shows really what we're supposed to be doing for our clients. I always felt that once I got into web design and once it started caring about the goals and started learning about the goals, I always felt like I had more of a responsibility than just building the website. And also, to be honest with you, I don't like getting treated like an order taker. I don't like it. I want to be more involved in the decision making and the strategy and putting the thought behind it, because after all, I am the expert that they're hiring. It's not, you know, it doesn't feel good to get hired to do web design, but then somebody who's not a web designer tell you how to design or same thing with web development. So, you know, I do have that part in me that has pride, but also have that part where I want to help my clients solve problems. So when I started looking at it that way, I'm looking at how to guide the project. I feel like it's my responsibility to learn how to solve a problem. And that is a valuable skill for any web designer or web developer. Look, if you're just taking orders from a client, there's one of a couple of things that are going to happen. You know, one, you're just going to be seen as an order taker. And later on, it's going to be so much harder to break out of that when you do want to give advice, when you do want to give recommendations, when you see something that needs to be done and you want to go ahead and tell the client that if you've already been in the position of an order taker, it's hard to break out of that. And I'm speaking out of experience because for my first couple of years, that's what I was. I was just so happy to get the work that I didn't question anything. You tell me what to do and I was going to do it because that's what I'm used to in the regular world. That's how many of us are used to in the real working world. You just take orders and you do the work. It's different though for a web designer, a web developer, we have to solve problems. And the other problem that you're going to have or your client's going to have by just giving you orders, they don't know what's best. They don't. They're smart. They know what they want. They know a whole lot. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that they don't, they do, but there's also certain things that they don't know. And that's why they're hiring a professional. That's why they want to hire an expert because you got to bring in that expertise. You have to bring in that experience that you've gained from doing these. You know what works and what doesn't. They need guidance. They could tell you, hey, I want this. I want this. I want this. I want this. And then you could tell them, that's great. That one sounds good. But if we do this one differently like this, you'll even do better. You'll get better results. They want that.  Listen to your clients, find the problems and give them the solutions. That's the job of a web designer and developer. That's it for tonight. I hope you found this useful. I'm looking forward to the next. God, what is it? I'm on day 11. So I got 19 more days of this. After that, I'm going to just be putting out solid content like one video a week. Yeah. So we're just going to do this for this month. It's also a good chance for me to document my time during my quarantine because I am locked down. It is April 7th right now. It is late at night, like 1130. And I'm on about two weeks now quarantine already and got another few to go. That's it. Anyways, have a good night. Cheers.


What did you get healed from tonight? All right so for more than a week my wife knows my jaw hurted I don't know why I just woke up one morning it's hurted couldn't couldn't close my mouth correctly so this this throughout the whole day I've been praying about it and it went from like eight to five to three and tonight is like numb I can't feel it and I can't close my mouth so pray Jesus yes so good what is your healing um for a few months now I've had a lot of difficulty breathing I've had different inhalers and breathing machines to help and it just kind of was getting worse and worse and I kept on telling people I was like guys I'm gonna get healed this weekend like I'm not going anywhere until I get healed and then the three guys that prayed for me they prayed for me once and I was like no it's still there and I was like guys you're not gonna stop praying until I get healed so I don't know how long it's gonna take and then after that second prayer as soon as they let go of my back I felt like a numbness release off my back and I could breathe like I could breathe normally again I almost forgot what it felt like to breathe in all of that air at once so praise god he's so good um so I had this a few months ago I had this like really bad issue with my stomach it was like got inflamed and I couldn't eat and it was like the worst pain and it started coming back uh just recently today it came back and I don't want to deal with it it's like the worst pain and um I had a group of girls of minds and they're I told them my pain and someone's hand like in particular like I felt like the warmth through that one person's hand and I like breathed in and out and it was completely gone and praise god he's so good so good yes what is going on when I moved back to Portland like a year and a half ago after I got a job about two weeks later like I got an accident really bad and I was out of top and there's a look both sides there's no cause I'll go like I'm sorry this guy comes from nowhere just hits the driver's side and my knee was hurting so like I don't know who but some guy was praying for me like that was like it went from eight or five to two then a guy here an amateur what did you get healed from tonight um my healing was actually not from today it was from the last conference but it took a process um so some of you guys that know me know that I got into a chainsaw accident three years ago on my left hand and after about eight surgeries um last year like just two weeks before the conference my finger got amputated so I only have four um but I came to the conference and I still had stitches and stuff but I was like I felt weird about and self-caution so I kept it covered up but some people asked and Evelyn came up to me and she just started talking to me so I showed her my hand and I told her that ever since it got cut off for those two weeks I was having really bad phantom pains and if anybody knows what those are like it just means that you have pain in the thing that's not there anymore and I used to be able to just massage it and get rid of it but I couldn't do anything because it just wasn't there anymore and so I would just cry myself to sleep like every night because of how bad it hurt and she prayed over it and it the pain didn't go away you know the next night it was still hurting but after about a week of me just you know telling myself like it's just it's just gonna take some time um I'm just here to tell you guys that just two weeks later I've had no phantom pains in my left hand and if some of you guys today that got prayed over if it didn't heal I'm just here to tell you guys that sometimes it just takes some time and you just gotta like God's gotta see that you're believing in him and that you're not just gonna be here like oh well they prayed for me so I'm gonna get healed right away sometimes he's just testing your faith so good what did you get healed from tonight so for about like a year now every so often like when I would breathe in my chest and my back would hurt really bad kind of like something was stabbing me right through and it was random like it would happen like once every three months it was just like really weird and so I was doing an Instagram video and I breathe in like this was after we prayed for healings and everything and I felt that same sharp pain and I was like okay what in the world and one of the girls Karina she was standing right next to me and I'm like hey pray for me and she just started praying and like it was completely gone so praise God I know it's they're never coming back what did you get healed from tonight um so about since two o'clock three o'clock this afternoon I've been having severe stomach cramps my stomach has been really hurting um and during Ivan's message I was just sitting there and telling the pain to go away like I knew it was gonna get healed and then after the girls surrounded me they prayed for me it was still there and then they prayed for me a second time and the pain was all gone praise God she knew she knew that she was gonna get healed and she received it so good what did you get healed um for about a week or two uh I don't know what happened but my top shoulder like hurt it so bad like for like a level nine or ten pain like the entire time and my cousin just prayed for me and my friend and like it just went away I felt like a warm numbing feeling and it just went away I could actually move it without feeling pain praise God so good yes awesome what did you get healed from a few months ago um I had an ankle accident um for about a week I didn't have any cast boot I would just hop around on one leg around the kitchen to my room upstairs downstairs um I finally got a boot wore that for four months took it off and um got some high-top nikes to you know just for the uh support because the doctor said like to get off the boots boot and um like after that as you can see I'm doing well with slides and it's just like napooghna um and when I'm stepping on the soles of my feet it sort of hurts like at the very bottom um and I was just not prayed for and what happened was there was a rush for maybe a split second of numbness and then warmness and then I felt like pure blood just come in and rush in you sure it stopped and so amen praise god what did you get healed from tonight I had a my muscle was really twisted together when I went to the chiropractors and said because of the repetitive work that I used to do some days for 14 hours straight my muscle got twisted up and it would it would cost me numbing pain uh tonight when we prayed the pain went away when when I got on the floor um it was this warm and at the same time cool and feeling um so I do believe that it's a healing and process thank god praise god yes what did you get healed from tonight well first of all I wanted to um I don't know if anybody read uh initiatives of heaven book uh I recommend it for everyone to read that and it says in that book that um to do the healing or or first of all it was um when you have that offense or when you're offended and then today I got that book when I had when there was breakout sessions and I was reading about fear I think and I was telling my husband like I don't think I have fear but whenever I'm doing worship or something it feels like I do have it and I was reading that it's one of those to be connected to god or to do those healings and after that when I came out I received my full my spine healing and plus the sphere amen so good what did you get healed from tonight um I've had some really bad migraines for the past two weeks and bad dizzy spells where I would when I would get out of bed I would fall literally um today um Eugene and Evelyn I don't know where she's at but they prayed for me and some of my friends it took six times but I was healed from that and I hope I don't have any dizzy spells in Jesus name amen so good what did you get healed from tonight well first I want to say praise god and I want to thank him so much because I've been having back pain sometimes like it hurts at night and I can't like um like it just hurts so much but like sometimes like it comes and goes and during services like kind of hurts to stand but like I can like bear through it um but he really healed um my right side um my back lower back and it's just like I praising him and so much thankfulness to him praise the lord praise god what did you get healed from tonight all right so sometimes I was just like chilling you know mind my own business doing normal people stuff and then that's me yeah and then out of nowhere just like in my left hip just a sharp pain I'd be like whoa whoa I can't I can't walk anymore and like it feels like something was like moving around or whatever so today it didn't hurt my friends like bro you know our hands are activated let us pray for you so I was like I mean yeah sure and they prayed and I just it's gone I mean I know it's gone you know praise god what did you get healed from tonight back pain um I've had it for 21 years basically since I was seven years old you know my dad had me lifting two to 600 pound rocks because he thought you know I had to mean my brothers had to help carry these big big rocks and set up like a rock bench and just move huge rocks around the yard so I'm like dad you're gonna mess with my back for life and he's like don't care you're moving this rock and then I had chronic lower back pain for years and years and then this year I was lifting a 2000 piece 2000 pound piece of electrical equipment I slipped and fell on a wet loading bay at one of my companies because they didn't send enough delivery drivers which aggravated it had an x-ray done they can figure out what was wrong with my back I've been popping six painkillers a day uh two prescription and four ib profen pretty much every day I can't sleep without pain I can't even stand up for worship because it hurts too bad and I've never been able to touch my toes in gym class and elementary school middle school high school I've never been able to do this um I've uh you know I failed every one of those tests and the gym teachers are like you have to stretch it I'm like I'm not doing it I can't it causes too much pain in my hamstrings and uh you know extreme pain to the point I like tears and now I can so thank you for watching this content I hope this was a blessing to you if you're like me and you like to click on things click on this subscribe to our channel and the content will come to you every time we post it and remember the best is yet to come


Everybody forced here ripping 20 22 triple threads baseball hobby nine box haste number 44 Here's your results. Let's go ahead and get started. Thanks everybody for joining links and chat You can always find them on the website as well Let's do is anyone drive a crazy car something. That's out of the ordinary or like old or Nobody here drives anything crazy Everyone here has very normal vehicles. I guess the strangest vehicle would be like How old Lane's car is that might be the strangest vehicle At all they're just old for a car. I guess riches truck Maybe riches truck for Florida riches truck is very normal But he is a Florida man, so he's on frontier paid off nice Yeah, Brad's car that has a New Jersey plate on it still and he moved down here like I don't even know man Lane's car sauce the Connecticut plate on it Okay, we don't have to deal with that. He's he bought a car soon as he moved here All right, say us a zoo key rookie. You've got Freeman and 199 Dodgers and it will 259 judge Yankees Right he's talking about his car a lot though. Kyle Tucker triple relic to 27 Ash Joe's Love that patch on the other Jersey on the left side has the two tone from those throwbacks. They used to they wear sometimes That's pretty cool your strobes Jersey auto angels Jared Walsh to 99 Come on Jags. Let's go This game's on already. Yeah They probably ran the clock out. Oh, no, no, no, it's warm-ups. It's warm-ups They only zoomed in on him and he was like setting up like a like a snap. I couldn't see anything around him So I was like what is happening? Game starts in 40 minutes. Louise Robert to 150 white socks and a 199 Jackie Robbins and Dodgers Triple Jersey rookie on card auto read Detmer's angels to 99 and jumbo Jersey Dodger or Rangers, excuse me Corey seeker to nine They're worn Station way $100 on Jags to win Was the what is the line? What's them? What's the line? Jags got to be favored, right? 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I've looked at it a bit So again, we are sold out on group breaks for the night Personals are also full 10 a.m. Resume personals 10 a.m. Easter with Kenzie then Sunday fun a group a start at 4 p.m. Eastern tomorrow about Star Wars We've got baseball basketball football Caleb's also live right now guys He's got group breaks going on for gaming and he has personals later on so head on over to late in gaming We're looking for some gaming personals. Maybe some group breaks Go say hey to him at the very least like the stream Hank Aaron to 199 Braves and to 75 Bo Jackson Royals Twins triple jersey nice multi colors here on the jerseys Buxton Correa and Carol off to 27 Nice and rookie on card auto Phillies Bryson Stott to 75. There we go That's a sweet hit there slamming doors out there That'd be Caleb. Do you slant? He's slimy Sosa Brad when I when I first started top loading anytime. I would drop something or whatever Grab to go. 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And Derek Jeter Orioles mariners Yankees luck or randomized After this reroll because it's they guys always Four and two that's a two over here six Rivers up top guess the card one two three four five and six Orioles up top. Okay, so Orioles got that triple relic here. 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Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casewrakes.com. Happy Sunday coming at you with 2021 Hit Parade Baseball Limited Edition Series 27. Now, we actually had the same breakup last night And we we were supposed to open up these ones right here, but we accidentally opened up I think it was platinum edition though one of the silver label on it, which is actually a tier or two above above this so Just keep that in mind. This is the the correct version But thanks everybody for digging deep and knocking this out fairly quickly I think everyone gets the different different levels of hip rate I think it's limited edition then platinum then sapphire then VIP. I think that's how it goes. Anyhow still good stuff in here big Thanks to this group For getting in on the action. I appreciate it. Did I grab the right list? Yes, I did. All right, and all 30 baseball teams are in let's roll it. Let's randomize it Four and a six ten times for names and teams one two three four five six seven eight nine and 10th and final time after ten We got Barry down to Nick four and a six ten times for the teams one two three nine and 10th and final time after ten we got the twins down to The Pirates all right, so Barry with the Minnesota Twins PJ with the Phillies Tyler with the Orioles Shane with the brew crew Chad with the Blue Jays Nick with the Rangers Daniel with the Giants Dylan with the Rays Paul with the Cubs Mike with the Marlins Simon with the Rocks Chad with the Astros PJ with the Cardinals and my Dodgers Shawn with the Indians Chad with the Angels Greg with the Nats Daniel with the A's Jose with the Diamondbacks Josh with the Padres Daniel with the White Sox Reds for this person here. I'm not I don't think I'm supposed to say the same today Wade with the Tigers PJ. It's a secret PJ with the Braves Daniel with the Royals PJ with the Mets Daniel with the Mariners Steven with the Red Sox PJ with the Yankees and Nick Stover with the Pittsburgh Pirates Let's get all this on one screen. It's sort by column B by team and Here are the cases here are the limited cases right here Series 27 We're gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and trade at your own risk We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break the RP All right, welcome back folks There was a lot of trade chatter, but in the end no deals were done on a Sunday. It's all good Sunday July 11th Thanks again everybody for getting in on the action. Appreciate it. So it's a dual case break So we're doing both of these series 27 boxes use a knife So we'll do case one of 10 first. All right, so once again just as a reminder When you saw this break yesterday, these were the boxes that we were actually supposed to open up So for those of you got in yesterday, you got a What they call a monopoly a bank error in your favor. You got a nice chance card what the break was supposed to be All right, so share your hit With them if you'd like All right So first out of the gate is gonna be Bryce Harper nice 72 out of 99 And that is 2012 rookie Bryce Harper. Nice Good autograph there to 72 out of 99 It was Greg trying to trade this team. I guess he was kind of looking for blue jays But there you go, there's that's a little bit of try to trade couldn't trade mojo for Greg who has the nationals Rookie Bryce Harper Yeah, this is from from triple threads back in 2012 pretty nice Good start now their autograph it's Reggie Jackson Yankees edition two out of 50 From tier one most recent year on 2021 tier one baseball that goes to PJ and the Bronx bombers We've got Garrett Mitchell 23 out of 99 green shimmer bowman chrome autograph for the Brewers First round pick one of their top prospects Currently Shane Aldinger with that one Shane with that last spot mojo That's why he has that star next to his name tried to not try to trade can trade mojo But it's last spot mojo 70% of the time last spot mojo hits 100% of the time We've done we've done the math. What do we have here? It's Raphael Devers rookie autograph from archives in that old-school design Nice one for Stephen Ward and the Red Sox Red talks aren't a bad team to get randomized often. All right next up is Joe Adele nice rookie Joe Adele from inception 12 out of 25 From 2021 tops inception baseball that'll go to the halos That's Chad Chad Kay with the Joe Adele landscape mode It's MLB icons Tony Gwynn you don't see his auto to others from old 2004 playoff prime cuts 42 out of 50 Who's got the friars that's gonna be for Josh Kersh? And this hitting legend here. Thanks Tony Gwynn RIP we've got a thicker card here and it's Kyle Lewis 14 out of 99 Two-color dual relic black ink autograph from absolute baseball 2020 absolute baseball Mariners Daniel Katz with the M's we have a graded card here That's nice and the graded card. It's a PSA nine It's Eloy Jimenez from Donner's optic baseball pink velocity And the autograph I think that autograph sign is on card nice Chicago White Sox that's gonna be for Daniel Katz nice next is Carlos Correa Six out of 25 from top sterling two-color dual relic and auto Commemorating his 2017 batting average Stroves that's gonna be for Chad and Houston. All right next next up is Randy Arrozirania signature series autograph And this is still st. Louis edition and That's for PJ and the st. Louis Cardinals, but wait, there's more. It's a dual case-break ladies and gentlemen So another 10 boxes coming at you. So if you haven't hit anything yet Keep those fingers crossed play it of the whistle. Good luck everybody got Bobby Dalbe 65 out of 150 Rookie autograph for the bow socks Steven Ward Congratulations, he had a hot spring. I think he cooled off a little bit since being in the majors, but He's definitely one of their one of their big prospects. So I want to keep an eye out on Over the years. Yeah, he's I think he's gonna be a stud too Steven I Agree, we got a nine five ten yoan, Moncada rookie autograph from 2017 Bowman Chrome No sub grades here, but the autograph the cards at nine five the Autographs of ten and the blue is 70 out of 150 Daniel Katz with the white socks The limited edition Fewer fewer graded cards, but they do pop up every once in a while. All right next card Hmm, he's pretty solid too 147 out of 150 Ryan Mount Castle Tyler with the O's Certified top certified breakout autograph from tier one baseball next box It's gonna be Gavin Luxe nice rookie auto for the Dodgers 12 out of 99 Don't go to PJ who has my Dodgers FSU St. Dimebacks are so bad. You don't know how they ever beat the Yankees in the world So, well, it was a wildly different team. Well, it was 20 years ago, whatever it was All right next one Is Spencer Torkelson die-cut autograph six out of 24 From the lead extra edition Nice big bold autograph from Spencer as well He's in his college gear, but the checklist will definitely say Detroit. It's the only team he's played for So that'll go to Wade and Detroit Pistols. I mean every every dog has their day Marlins have won World Series too. All right next guy Robin yon 18 out of 50 Game use Jersey an autograph for the brew crew Shane with the Brewers Nice definitive collection Robin yon, that's a good penmanship to all right four more to go Good luck everybody and it's Javier Baez 89 out of 399 This is from Bowman platinum baseball from 2014 Javier Baez For the Cubs Paul with the cubbies Next one got another thicker card here. Oh, I think I saw It's pretty cool Look at this from top sterling baseball that stand at the Man Muzio. That's pretty awesome I guess commemorating. Oh career doubles It's a lot two out of ten. This is from 2007. That's pretty awesome that goes to PJ got randomized the st. Louis Cardinals nice one PJ and Here comes Zach Veen 124 out of 250 Nice color match right The parallel matching the uniform is always really sharp 124 out of 250 Top 10 pick for the Rockies back in 2020 last year So still a young prospect, but I think they're expecting big things from him Colorado Simon Meyer with the Rocks and The last one fingers crossed. Good luck everybody. Thanks for getting in Thanks for joining and all that good stuff. We appreciate it. Let's see what we got for you. Good luck. Come on big hit big hit triple threads, I think No tribute Austin Riley autograph, that's nice low number two five out of ten Braves PJ with the Braves nice Definitely has some good power good pop here for Peach and the ATL and there you go everybody that was hit parade baseball limited edition series 27 Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe. 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when they need them. Thank you very much. That concludes General Questions. We turn now to First Minister's Questions, question number one from Ruth Davidson. Thank you, Presiding Officer. Six years ago, this Parliament introduced new rules so that parents could get more information about their local school. The 2012 Education Scotland regulations were crystal clear. Pupils and parents needed schools to provide comprehensive information particularly on their curriculum, including on subject choice and on school performance. Can I ask the First Minister, six years on, how many schools are actually complying with those regulations? First Minister, I don't have access to that specific information in front of me. I'm happy to write to Ruth Davidson with the information after this session, but there is a wide range of information available to parents about the performance of schools, about the education system in general. Of course, one of the things that this Government is determined to do is improve the information that's available about how our pupils are performing in schools. That's why we've introduced standardised assessments to replace the assessments that were previously under way by local authorities. Of course, contrary to what they previously said, the Scottish Conservatives now appear to want us to move away from that. So we will continue to take steps to make sure that there is good quality information for teachers to help to inform their judgment about pupil performance, but also for parents about the performance of their children and the schools that their children learn in. Ruth Davidson The answer to the question that I asked was just 7 per cent. That is according to a new analysis by Professor Jim Scott of Dundee University, which he will be presenting next week in a detailed paper on education and parental information. Schools should, according to this Government's own rules, give parents clear data on the curriculum and on performance, so that parents can find out about the school that they are entrusting their children with, or, where appropriate, make an informed decision about which school to choose. Yet, according to Professor Scott, six years on, the parent who wishes to make an informed choice of school has relatively little hope of doing so. When more than nine out of ten schools fail to publish the information that this Parliament requires of them, is not he right, First Minister? First Minister. Schools already publish a range of information. For example, there is a dashboard that covers broad general education. Schools also publish, for example, information on subject choice. I want to see parents have more information about the performance of their children. That is why we have standardised the assessments that were previously in place, including at primary 1, in order that we are ensuring that teachers know whether young people are meeting the benchmarks that are set by curriculum for excellence. I am a bit confused, I have to say, about Ruth Davidson's line of questioning today, because she is asking me to provide more information about the performance of young people in our schools. The Scottish Conservative Party is also asking us to abolish the standardised assessments for primary 1 that does just that. Ruth Davidson appears to be a bit confused about her own education policy. The First Minister says that she wants more information, but she is not even making sure that the information that this Parliament requires of schools is being put in the public realm. 7 per cent is shameful. Here is why this matters. The Government says that we need parents to get more involved in schools, because that is how children learn better. I agree, yet, in Scotland's secondaries, it is quite clear that too often parents are being left in the dark as to what is actually going on inside the school gate until they suddenly discover halfway through their child's school journey that subjects that they thought were an offer are not. The Government knows that more needs to be done, which is why it launched a new action plan on increasing parental involvement last month. Why will it put the action plan in law so that we can actually see some action? The First Minister of course. Based on our experience around standardised assessments, which the Conservatives called on us to do and are now asking us to abolish, if we were to announce tomorrow that we were going to put this parental engagement strategy in statute, as Ruth Davidson has just asked me to do, I would guarantee you that the Conservatives would decide that they suddenly opposed that, because when it comes to measures to improve our education system, the Tories are good on rhetoric, but they tend to put short-term party political interests over the interests of pupils in our schools. As I said, we publish a range of information. For the last three years, we have also been publishing information on the curriculum levels at P1, 4, 7 and S3. We will continue to look to extend the range of information that parents have about the performance of children in schools. I just say again that it strikes me as being rather strange that Ruth Davidson is pursuing this line of questioning today, when, as I understand it, next week the Tories will bring forward a motion to ask us to abolish standardised assessments in P1, which are all about providing more information. I think that the Scottish Conservatives should really sort out their own position on these matters before coming to ask me questions about them. Ruth Davidson The First Minister has the gall to stand there and talk about anyone else inflating their education rhetoric. This is the woman who stood here a year ago and heralded a flagship education bill as the most radical transformation of our schools since devolution, and then she promptly threw it in the bin. Let's get back to the question that I actually asked her, which was about the action plan that the Deputy First Minister launched just last month. Perhaps in that instance, she did not see the calls from organisations such as Save the Children, who said that we had hoped that the plan would be underpinned by legislative change. It is yet another let-down from a Government that has proved timid and weak in improving our schools, a Government that dumps its own education bill because it finds it too hard, a Government that introduces an action plan but refuses to put it into law and a Government that brings in new rights for parents and then won't enforce them. The First Minister says that education is her top priority, but isn't it the truth that when she's put to the test any test, she fails? On the education bill, we are taking forward the proposals that would have been in that bill much more quickly. I think that that is a good thing. In terms of the parental engagement strategy, we will take forward the proposals in that. That, of course, has the support of COSLA and, perhaps more importantly, the national parent forum. Ruth Davidson's hypocrisy on those matters is absolutely breathtaking. I'm going to read something out. She asked me to make available more information so that people know how young people in our schools are doing. Let me just read out something to the chamber. We welcome the Scottish Government's recent decision to reintroduce national testing in primary schools. It is an admission that the current system has not been good enough. We believe that the Scottish Government needs to be far bolder in measuring progress in our education system. The Scottish Government should design the new standardised test at P1, P4 and P7 to fit international methodologies. I've just read out the Scottish Conservative 2016 manifesto. I understand that, next week, the Scottish Conservatives are going to vote or bring forward a motion for the abolition of standardised assessment at primary 1. The hypocrisy on those matters is breathtaking. What we see from the Conservatives is that they are shameless opportunists on those matters. They do not care. They care only about the short-term political opportunity. They care not a jot about school children. They care not a jot about standards in our schools. Ruth Davidson has revealed that yet again today. 2. Richard Leonard Oedic Scotland's report reminds us that children living in low-income households are three times more likely to suffer mental health problems than their more affluent peers. It also makes clear that access to Scotland's mental health services for children and young people has not got better during Nicola Sturgeon's time as First Minister. It has got worse. Demand is increasing for mental health services. I very much welcome the Audit Scotland report that has been published today. That report confirms that spending by national health service boards on children and young people's mental health has gone up by just under 12 per cent in real terms since 2013. The CAMHS workforce has gone up by 11 per cent since 2014. The system is seeing more patients within 18 weeks, but demand is growing faster. As the report this morning shows, there has been a 22 per cent increase in referrals to CAMHS. The report is also right in saying that the system is geared too much towards specialist care. The plans that we set out last week in the programme for government are designed to address exactly that investment in school councillors and school nurses to ensure that every secondary school has a counselling service, mental health first aid treatment being available for teachers and, of course, the establishment of a community mental wellbeing service for five to 24-year-olds. I would hope that Richard Leonard would welcome all of those initiatives. Richard Leonard. Let me be clear, First Minister. I asked why have things got to crisis point under your watch, not what was in your programme for government last week. After all, that was the SNP's 12th programme for government and your fifth as First Minister. This summer, the Government at last published a review of children who were rejected for mental health treatment, and it revealed that some young people were being turned away from treatment even though they were self-harming. Does the First Minister even begin to understand the human cost of that, the damage done, the lives changed irreparably? Does the First Minister even know how many of those referrals have been rejected since she took office? The First Minister absolutely understands the human cost when the national health service, either in mental health services or physical health services, does not provide care as quickly as we want it to. Richard Leonard asked me about performance under this Government. The key thing here about mental health, and I think that this is widely recognised, is that this Government has invested more in mental health. There are more people working in mental health, including in children and adolescent mental health services. The system is seeing more patients, it is also seeing more patients within 18 weeks, but demand is rising faster. As I have said many times before, that is a good thing, because it means that the stigma associated with mental health is reducing. What we have to do is continue to build capacity that we are doing, but also to make sure that we are building capacity in the right places. Too many young people are referred to specialist services when that is not necessarily the right option for them. I said a few moments ago about investment in school counselling and the new community mental wellbeing service. Those are important initiatives that we are taking forward. As we do that, we also ensure that specialist care is there for those who really need it as quickly as possible. I hope that people across the chamber will get behind those plans because they are the right plans and in the interests of young people across the country. Richard Leonard Presiding Officer, the exact question that I asked was how many referrals for treatment had been rejected since Nicola Sturgeon became First Minister. The answer is almost 25,000. 25,000 cases rejected since you took office, First Minister. Today's report calls for a step change and Labour will work with the Government to deliver the changes that we need. That is why we press for councils in schools and for a review of those rejected cases. However, the reality is that the Government has been too slow to act because it did not take that issue seriously enough. With thousands of Scotland's children rejected for treatment during her time in office, surely the First Minister must show an ounce of regret that her Government did not act sooner? The new Minister for Mental Health has today admitted that too many children and adolescents are being let down. Will the First Minister admit that she has been too slow to act, that she has let these children and young people down for over a decade, and will she today offer them an apology? I regret and apologise to any patient, whether they are an adult or a child, who is not seen by the national health service either for mental health problems or physical health problems as quickly as they should be. I say that unreservedly, but I do not accept Richard Leonard's characterisation. As I have said before, the Audit Scotland report recognises that we have put additional resources into mental health. We have seen additional people employed to work in mental health. Since 2007, the CAMHS workforce has increased, I think, by 69 per cent. We have recognised the rising demand on mental health services, and we have acted on that. However, demand has risen faster than I think that anybody necessarily anticipated, which I think is a good thing, so we recognise that we must do even more, not just to build the capacity of specialist services, but also to build the capacity of community services. On rejected referrals, it is exactly because we were concerned by rejected referrals that we set up the audit of rejected referrals. Denise Coyer, of course, is looking at this and published her first recommendations this very week, and there will be a new national CAMHS referral criteria published later this autumn. We are acting and we have set out further plans. What I would say to Richard Leonard—I welcome this—if he is serious about working with the Government to take forward those plans, I welcome that, and perhaps we can build some much-needed consensus on a very, very important issue. We have some constituency supplementaries, the first from Jamie Greene. The address into Ironferries is a lifeline service for residents in quite a vital part of its tourism industry. Unfortunately, this past year, that service has been severely disrupted due to continuous cancellations. Once again, the Isle of Iron is offline for technical reasons, and only half of the timetable services are currently running. It is not just this service, First Minister. Right across Scotland, island communities are being let down by an aging fleet and a lack of new vessels—the new vessels promised—are ready over a year late. Does the First Minister understand why Scotland's island communities are quickly losing their patience with this Government's inability to provide them regular and reliable ferry services? Can I ask her to take this up with the cabinet secretary for transport so that he can deal with this as a matter of priority? Transport secretary deals with those matters on a daily basis. I am sure that he would be delighted to meet the member to discuss them in more depth. Of course, I am aware, as is the entire Government, about pressures on the ferry network. We understand the impact that that has on people's lives and businesses in our island communities. I indeed heard first hand from communities in Arran when the cabinet recently met in Arran about the pressures that increased visitor numbers are putting on those lifeline services. Those are complex challenges, but we are determined to improve services. We have invested significantly in ferry services and we continue to work to address those issues. Over £1 billion has been invested in ferry services across the Clyde and Hebrides since 2007. Eight new ferries have been added to the CalMac fleet since 2007. We are continuing to invest in new vessels and ferry infrastructure to renew the fleet. Two new vessels have been commissioned from Ferguson's shipyard. A range of work is on-going and we will continue to be undertaken to ensure that those living and working on our islands have the services that they deserve. First Minister, I draw your attention to the plight of my constituents, the Bakish family, who have had their appeal for asylum rejected by the United Kingdom Home Office, despite the very new risk of religious persecution and the danger for their lives should they return to Pakistan. The community in North Glasgow, where the family has stayed since 2012, has rallied around them. Their two sons, Somer and Areem, were joined by school friends in the moderator of the Church of Scotland, handing in a petition to the Home Office, signed by 85,000 people in support of the family. Does the First Minister agree with me that the need for a petition in the first place to draw attention to the plight of the Bakish family demonstrates just how fundamentally flawed and discredited the UK asylum process has become? Will you offer the family your support and best wishes? Can the Scottish Government, as I have already done, also make representations to the UK Government during attention to the family's plight? I agree wholeheartedly with the sentiment of Bob Dorris's question and I agree about the deficiencies in the UK Government's asylum and immigration regime. The Scottish Government believes very strongly that asylum seekers must be treated humanely and fairly with their dignity and rights upheld at every stage of the process. The Home Office has a duty to ensure that full account is taken of all the individual circumstances in every case, and this is particularly important when applications are refused and absolutely imperative when children are involved. I am very heartened to hear how the local community has rallied around the Bakish family and about the response to the Reverend Pollock petition. I would also like to congratulate Somer and Areem on what they have achieved in very, very difficult circumstances. They are an absolute credit to their parents, their school, their community, and indeed they are a credit to Scotland, so the Scottish Government will continue to look at what appropriate representations we can make. Montrose port is a key industry in Montrose in the north-east. Keeping the port open requires dredging and disposal of sand. Last week, contrary to expert marine consultant advice, Marine Scotland refused to renew the port's disposal licence. The next time that there is a strong easterly or swell, the port could silt up, lose depth and potentially close due to inability to dredge. Will the First Minister instruct the cabinet secretary and Marine Scotland to immediately visit the port authority to, at the very least, issue a temporary licence for 12 months and prevent an economic and social catastrophe? I am very happy to ask the cabinet secretary to engage with the port authority. I am sure that the cabinet secretary would also be happy to meet the member to look at those issues in great detail. I am sure that he is already being looked at in great detail and to take whatever action is considered appropriate. The First Minister will have seen the comprehensive letter at the weekend from the teachers union, the EIS, on the review of assessments for five-year-olds in school. The union states have created a high-stakes environment and a slippery path to league tables. They are swallowing up time and drain resource. The First Minister promised that this would not happen and yet the teaching union disagrees. What more evidence does she need that those tests should go? I respectfully disagree with Willie Rennie. As I said in this chamber last week, assessments in our primary schools, including in primary 1, are not new. 29 out of 32 councils already carried out assessments. In fact, many of those councils carried out two assessments every year. What the Scottish Government has done is standardised them so that all local authorities are using the same assessment and then made them relevant to the curriculum for excellence levels, which, of course, at primary 1 is a play-based curriculum. Those assessments are not high-stakes. There is no pass or fail to those assessments. Of course, it is up to teachers when in the school year pupils undertake them. Of course, if a teacher does not think that it is appropriate for any child to undertake them, that is entirely up to the teacher's discretion. They provide important diagnostic information to inform teacher judgment about the performance of young people. We set benchmarks for children in primary 1 levels that we expect them to meet. Some people might disagree with that, but I have not heard disagreements to that in this chamber. We set benchmarks that we expect children to meet in primary 1. It is absurd to suggest that we should not then try to assess whether or not children are actually meeting those benchmarks. It then allows early intervention, if necessary, if children are not performing as expected. It also allows a teacher to know whether a child is performing better than expected and to stretch that child rather than allowing them to get bored in the classroom. Of course, we have seen educational experts. Sue Ellis, Lindsay Paterson today, in a newspaper, talk about the importance of benchmarking information. We should take some of the politics out of this debate and focus on what is right for our children and education as a whole. Willie Rennie Lindsay Paterson supports league tables. It is shocking for the First Minister to claim that she is supporting his position. It sounds also—in fact, she is—she is saying that EIS is wrong. Just last week, the First Minister said that she was listening to teachers, now she is ignoring them. The evidence is mounting 170 pages of searing criticism from teachers, a damning letter from the EIS, the waste of resource, the useless value of the information, the high stakes environment, the slippery path to league tables. Teachers are very clear, they have said that the test should go. The union has said that the test should go. When this Parliament votes next week to scrap the primary one tests for pupils, will she respect the will of Parliament and scrap the tests? She dodged the question last week. If the Parliament says stop, will she stop? First Minister Firstly, we will argue our case rigorously and robustly. That is what happens in a democracy. Can I just take on some of the points that Willie Rennie has raised? I am not saying that the EIS is wrong. I am saying that I have a difference of opinion with the EIS. That is entirely legitimate. I have spoken to many teachers who also have a difference of opinion about assessments. Let me read out some of the teacher quotes from the survey that the EIS carried out of its members. I know that there were many quotes in that survey that did not support standardised assessment. Here is some data. The data is incredibly detailed and personalised. Feedback will be very useful in looking at next steps. I really like the fact that there was not the use of timers to ensure that children were given thinking time and supportive required. In P1, the assessments were carried out on iPads. The child often had no idea how they were being formally assessed. It worked well. The P1 numeracy task was appropriate and aligned with curriculum for excellence. I thought that they fitted in quite well with levels and provided a range of questions. I know that Willie Rennie does not want to hear what some teachers have actually said about standardised assessments. There is a difference of opinion, and I accept that. However, as I said earlier on, we set benchmarks for how we expect our young people to perform in primary 1. It is incumbent on us to know whether that is the case. The early intervention can be taken as required. I have said very clearly on so many occasions that I want to see as race standards in Scottish education and I want to see as closing the attainment gap. We need data to inform the action that we take to do that. I will continue to make what I think is the common sense argument for this. I look forward to the debate continuing. Mark Ruskell Thank you. I declare an interest as an associate member of the British Veterinary Association. The Government's chief vet has claimed this morning that the practice of shipping live dairy calves on five-day journeys from Scotland to Spain is acceptable and that criticism is alarmist. Is that the Government's official position? If not, will the First Minister join me in congratulating P&O ferries on their decision to ban live exports this week? The issue is extremely emotive. It is also more complex than some of the coverage that I stress. Some of the coverage has given the impression of—I thought that the chief vet in the papers this morning set out quite clearly some of the facts behind the claim of 100-hour journeys. As Mary Gougeon has also set out in Parliament this week, the issue here is that male dairy bull calves do not have a market for them right now here in Scotland. If they are not exported for production, what happens is that they are slaughtered at birth—a small number are exported—but farmers here want to find alternative markets domestically. Welfare of animals is absolutely paramount. Transport in the EU is subject to strict regulation, and there is no hard evidence that those regulations are being breached. As the member is aware, the Scottish Government is currently carrying out a year-long monitoring project that will look in more detail at this. We will continue to be very rigorous as we observe this and continue to take whatever action we consider to be necessary. John Lewis employs several thousand staff in Scotland. It faces challenging times, with profits down 99 per cent. The company cites Brexit uncertainty as a contributing factor, but Dominic Grabb says that it is John Lewis' own fault, stating just this morning in the BBC that there is a temptation for business not doing well to blame Brexit. Does the First Minister agree that the UK Government should stop burying its head in the sand and accept that they are the ones putting our economy at risk? With Dominic Grabb's comments this morning, the clueless, incompetent shambles of a Tory UK Government is really taking the biscuit. It really begs her belief that the Tories, who are taking the country in Scotland's case against our democratic wishes out of the EU, have the nerve to turn around and blame businesses for raising concerns and say that they are using Brexit as some kind of an excuse. The sooner the Tory Government get over their own ideological civil war and start putting the interests of businesses across the UK at the forefront of their considerations, frankly, the better for all of us. Thank you very much, Presiding Officer. The First Minister will be aware of the powerful and harrowing testimonies by survivors to the Scottish child abuse inquiry. Can I ask the First Minister how she responds to the concerns expressed by those representing survivors of abuse about reports that legislation to create a survivors compensation scheme may not be introduced until 2021, with implementation obviously much later still. Will the First Minister confirm that she will look at how the scheme could be taken forward with greater urgency? Will she make a commitment to create an interim compensation scheme in order that the many elderly and vulnerable survivors may secure the justice and support that they need now and before it is too late for them? Can I thank Johann Lamont for raising this really important issue? The stories of survivors are extremely harrowing and, of course, this Government set up the child abuse inquiry. The report on survivors compensation was just received by the Scottish Government last week. All members would understand that we are taking the time to consider the recommendations in that report very carefully but also extremely sympathetically. I cannot give Johann Lamont the specific answers to her questions today because we are still considering the report. The Deputy First Minister will come forward to Parliament in due course to set out the next steps, but I would absolutely associate myself with the Scottish Government with the sentiment of the question that Johann Lamont asked. From today, Social Security Scotland will make the first payment of the new carers allowance supplement, the first devolved benefit to be paid, which recognises the important contribution that carers make across Scotland. Will the First Minister outline how the Scottish Government will continue to support carers and how it is building a social security system that is fairness and dignity at its heart? Today is a landmark moment in the history of devolution and it is one that we probably should take a moment to celebrate. Today, the first payments will be made by our new executive agency, Social Security Scotland, through the carers allowance supplement. That carers allowance supplement will put an extra £442 a year into the pockets of carers in this financial year. That is an increase of 13 per cent and a total investment of more than £30 million a year. I think that that is something of a proud moment for this Parliament and indeed for Scotland. We will continue to take forward our new social security powers that will include looking at additional support for carers. However, as I said in the programme for Government last week, we also hope to deliver the pregnancy and baby payments of the new best start grant before Christmas, again another milestone in this Parliament taking some power over social security. Let me just end by saying that I hope that it won't be too much into the future before this Parliament has total control over social security because, as we are already proving, this Parliament would make a far better job of it than Westminster is currently managing. 4. Stewart Stevenson To ask the First Minister what discussions the Scottish Government has had with the UK Government regarding reports that an estimated 1,000 miles of roads in Scotland have no mobile phone signal. Mobile telecommunications, of course, is a reserved matter and is therefore the responsibility of the UK Government to improve coverage. It is worth pointing out that the UK Government's failed mobile infrastructure project promised 84 mass to cover what are called not spots but managed to deliver the grand total of three. However, at its recent meeting with the UK Secretary for Digital, Michael Matheson, raised the issue of roadside mobile connectivity. We pressed in particular to see progress made in the Home Office's emergency services mobile communications programme, which has been beset with delays and we await from them confirmation of the proposed approach to delivery. However, because we cannot wait for Westminster to deliver decent mobile connectivity in rural Scotland, we have created our own mobile infrastructure plan, committing £25 million to improving 4G coverage. We have recently awarded a contract for the programme, and the supplier is currently working towards delivery of the initial 16 sites in remote parts of Scotland. 4. Stewart Stevenson I very much welcome the £25 million that the Scottish Government has put into improving mobile telephony in Scotland. However, as we know, the UK Government has little understanding and less interest in Scotland. Is it now time for responsibility and the associated funding for mobile telephony to be completely devolved? The First Minister Yes, absolutely. There is a pattern that emerges sometimes where matters are reserved, which is being talked about by welfare. The UK Government does not get its act together and fails to deliver, and then the Scottish Government has got to step in to do Westminster's job for it. That has been true in aspects of welfare. It is now true on mobile connectivity. I think that it is about time that we cut out the middleman in all of this and just devolve those powers to Scotland so that we can get on with it ourselves. 5. Liz Smith To ask the First Minister what action the Scottish Government will take to improve the implementation of the 1 plus 2 modern languages policy in broad general education. The First Minister We are already taking action to increase the pace of implementation of the 1 plus 2 modern languages policy in the broad general education. Since 2013-14, we have provided a total of £27.2 million in additional funding to support its delivery. Alongside that, we have provided funding each year to Scotland's national centre for languages to support schools and local authorities in delivering 1 plus 2. Information provided by local authorities in April shows that at least 91 per cent of primary schools are meeting pupils' entitlement to learning a first additional language from P1 onwards, and at least 62 per cent of secondary schools are providing learning of a first additional language from S1 to S3. Liz Smith Thank you for that First Minister. The Telegraph reported at the weekend that 38 per cent of the secondary schools in Scotland are not implementing the 1 plus 2 programme. You have just confirmed that yourself. That is despite the £27 million that you have just referred to. That is at the same time that the number of teachers in modern languages has declined by 20 per cent in the last 10 years. The number of entries for SQA levels 3 to 5 in French and in German has fallen by 60 per cent and 58 per cent respectively in the last five years. Will the First Minister admit that the Scottish Government's language policy is not working nearly well enough and that it is yet another example of why there is an urgent need to review subject choice under the curriculum for excellence? The First Minister No, I do not agree with that. We have work to do. Of course, the 38 per cent was the other side of my articulation of 62 per cent that is, but we will continue to make progress on delivering 1 plus 2. I think that just to give some context here in terms of performance overall about language education, the total entries of language hires are up 2.6 per cent since 2007. The total passes of language hires are up 6.3 per cent since 2007. This is the fifth year that language higher entries have exceeded 7,500 overall. Statistics published last December show that total teacher numbers are increasing. There is lots of progress to look at, but we want to continue to do more because we know that language learning helps to build confidence. It helps to foster interest in other cultures and encourages tolerance and respect, which I know that not all people in the Conservative Party are keen on, but we are very keen on it on those benches. Gordon MacDonald The SNP set out its 1 plus 2 languages policy in our 2011 manifesto. I am pleased to hear today of the progress that is being made. I also took the time to search the Conservative party manifesto of 2011, 2015, 2016 and 2017 and cannot find a single mention of foreign language teaching. The 1 plus 2 policy would never have been implemented by the Tories. Does the First Minister agree that the Tories' only guiding principle is to attack the SNP even at the expense of our children's education? I think that that is a point that Gordon MacDonald made very well. It is not a mention of modern languages in any of its manifestos, although I remind Gordon MacDonald that, as we know now from standardised assessments, even if it had been in its manifesto, it would not have mattered to the Tories because they would have jettised it at the first opportunity to inflict a defeat on the SNP. That is what the Tories are. We are concerned about the interests of children in our schools, and that will continue to be what stands between us. The First Minister really is in denial about that. The precipitous decline in both enrolment and attainment in certain modern languages has been tracked now over a number of years. Those skills are critical to the economic future of this country and to our children's capacity to participate in that future. Will she take her head out of the sand, admit that we have a problem and tell us what she is going to do about it? If Ian Gray had chosen to listen, he would have heard me say that we have much more work to do because it is so important to our economy, it is so important to the confidence of our young people, and it is important to the interests of other countries and other cultures. I have set out some of the progress, but we will continue to invest and support local authorities in schools in making the further progress that we all want to see. To ask the First Minister in light of the David Hume Institute report, Wealth of the Nation, what action the Scottish Government will take to improve productivity. Raising productivity growth is vital to boosting our long-term economic performance as the report highlights Scotland's productivity is the highest in the UK behind London and the south-east. It also shows that among the UK's city regions Aberdeen and Edinburgh have higher productivity than anywhere outside of London. Of course, in the last 10 years, Scotland has largely closed the productivity gap with the rest of the UK. However, we know that more needs to be done to match the levels of productivity in top-performing European countries, which is why we have set out further policies in the programme for government to boost productivity. Those include a commitment to invest an additional £7 billion over and above existing plans on schools, hospitals, transport, digital connectivity and clean energy by 2026. I thank the First Minister for her response. Comparing ourselves to the rest of the UK whose performance has indeed been woeful is not desperately ambitious. Since 2007, every SNP-led administration has set a target for improving productivity, and rightly so, but that target has been missed completely. We were to be in the top quartile of OECD countries for productivity by 2017. That is equivalent of getting promoted to the Premier League. Instead, we have been relegated to the third division. It is not improvement, but it has gone in reverse and productivity is effectively flatlined. What specific lessons will she take from the David Hume Institute report to improve productivity and drive growth in Scotland? We will continue to invest in infrastructure and increase our investment in business R&D, set out in last year's programme for government, and continue in just now. We will continue to take the action that we have set out on growing exports. Jackie Baillie says that we should not compare ourselves to the rest of the UK. I am going to place a small bet here. If Scotland was doing worse than the rest of the UK on this measure, I think that Labour would want to compare Scotland to the rest of the UK. If she would listen to my original answer, she would have heard me say that, yes, we have closed the gap with the rest of the UK, but our aim is to match the level of productivity in the top-performing European countries. That is exactly what we are working to do. In the first quarter of this year, productivity has increased by 1.7 per cent. Productivity growth has, as I said, been higher than any other country or region of the UK, including London. Look at the David Hume report. For example, it says, and I am quoting from it here, among UK regions, Scotland is behind only London and the south-east for productivity. It goes on to say that financial services are more productive than in all the parts of the UK. Similarly, Scottish manufacturing is more productive than the UK average. There is good news in our progress in productivity, but we will continue to make the investments to get us to the level of other European countries. Dean Lockhart Thank you, Presiding Officer. The economy committee recently found that, over the past 10 years, the SNP has failed to reach all seven of its own economic targets, including for productivity. Does the First Minister agree with the findings of the economy committee and does she accept responsibility for her Government failing to meet every one of its own economic targets? I cannot believe that the member has managed to miss the financial crash and the austerity that has happened over these times. If he wants to talk about economic performance, let us talk about economic performance. On the most recent statistics, we know that last year the Scottish economy grew faster than the economy in the rest of the UK. We know that unemployment is close to a record low. We know that employment levels are close to a record high. We know that for female employment and youth employment, we are performing better than the rest of the UK. Export growth in Scotland is faster than the rest of the UK. We have closed the productivity gap. There is lots to be positive about in our economic performance. We have more to do, but the biggest threat to our economic performance is Tory Brexit. That is the reality that the Tories really need to wake up to. 7. Shona Robison To ask the First Minister how the Scottish Government will mark the official opening of the V&A Dundee. The opening of the V&A Dundee on Saturday heralds an exciting new chapter for the city of Dundee. It is a fantastic addition to the diversory of cultural experiences that Scotland has to offer promoting our nation globally and attracting visitors and investment. The Scottish Government has been a long-term supporter of the project with substantial financial investment in the building's construction and operation. A number of Scottish Government ministers are participating in opening events this week. I look forward to touring the building with some of Dundee's young people tomorrow. Last night, I saw the inside of the V&A Dundee for the first time and I can tell the First Minister that she is in for a real treat tomorrow night. Will the First Minister join with me in thanking all of the public and private sector partners who have worked so hard over the past 10 years to make the V&A Dundee dream into a reality? Can she say what she expects the transformational impact for Dundee to be from the iconic project and the significant investment made by the Scottish Government and other funders to deliver it? Finally, what she thinks could be the next thing for Dundee in its renewal journey? I agree absolutely with Shona Robison. I want to congratulate all the public and private sector partners. That is an astonishing achievement. Of course, the Scottish Government has been a significant funder. We have provided £38 million towards construction and also provided almost £7 million in revenue funding to date. I am looking forward to seeing it tomorrow from the pictures and footage that I have seen that looks absolutely stunning. On its transformational potential for the city of Dundee, it is probably quite hard to overstate what that might be. It puts Dundee firmly on the cultural map of the world. It will attract more visitors to Dundee. I am sure that it will attract more investment into Dundee. The city of Dundee has every reason to feel incredibly optimistic about the future. The Scottish Government is very ambitious for Dundee and looks forward to making additional investments in Dundee. I am looking forward to being pressed to do exactly that by Shona Robison over the months and years to come. Thank you very much. That concludes First Minister's questions. We are going to move on to members' business shortly, in the name of Linda Fabiani, on East Kilbride workers said near Prasaran. However, we are going to take a few moments for the gallery in particular to change so that members can move out quietly. I will suspend for a few minutes to allow that to happen. However, it is suspended for a few minutes.