Going on everyone Sam here with late sports cards rip in 20 times. I'm gonna make this Rip in at 22 23 Topsy waifu club competitions Merlin chrome soccer I'll be 12 box case number 18 random team style There is a look again at you a random results as always find those on the website under the results tab as well as link That's in chat So good luck everybody. Let's do it. Thank you all again for selling this out Kyle P with the jets in an NT break John W with a 10 box Tuesday spot. So thank you all Alright Merlin time. Good luck everybody. This you can just do all autos and then anything like 15 under I think it's fine. Okay, it's like golds golds oranges reds For us. Who is this Daniel you speak of? Who's Daniel? Probably a bot probably sounds like Bob first made a YouTube poll yesterday. It was like It goes Dylan equals Bob question mark and 80% people said yes And then they made one for me and then Dylan made one for me because it was like this That he had that much and mine was like 73% yes That's funny, oh great dude. We're making polls now. What did I guess you can man? What did I miss since I've been gone?  I don't like that at all Out of yummy base and Harry Kane. Why don't we switch to the phone in here? No, the phone's fine. It's we flipped it around I don't like it anymore. Oh The soccer Don over there from Merlin. Yes, we do Yes, we do Shane. Yep, and Wayne Rooney. I'm specifically here just for soccer. Oh, yeah Because I know everything about it. Absolutely Pablo Torre rookie on the auto that is for Barcelona Nice one there congrats on that Barça wasn't super zoomed in to be honest florist.  I suppose that's a little bit better Harry cool Not that I get a angle though. Come on. Who's y'all good way to start the breaking day. Yeah, right, man Almost like it's weird. I'd be like way over on this side because of where the camera is Luca Romero under 21 That is a Cody Gacpo to 275 on the pink choice That is a Sonata Ogu Magasa AC Monaco refractor rookie Gabi Under 21 for Bartha Barthalona that is a white speckled 150 of Frederico Chiesa Chiesa Santa in the Mike Tyson there for a second Bartha Alessandro Pianco nice one there for a few aren't you? It's a Renaissance Phil Foden for Man City. Nice one there Manchester City. Congrats. Victor F. Good stuff, buddy Renaissance super short print I'd say a refractor of young you oh Celtic What's up, I was gonna do this just for fun. Okay, Antonio Nusa Just so we know Sam true true the more you know vintage Merlin is Pablo Torre for Barça and refractor of Victor Boniface for Union St. Julie Okay, Stephen W with a 10 box baseball spot Rob J with a 10 bucks Baseball spot William C with a sapphire and a sterling spot at B with a 10 to 10 box baseballs and Kevin F with a spot in tomorrow breaks Nice again, make sure to take a look and The good old coupon code the good old coupon code There we go. That is a most solemn Merlin Masters. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Good call. Good call. That is Pablo de Bala. When you're Rogers turn into a board Pablo Torre Refractor rookie auto again go to Barcelona. Grats on that to Pablo Torres. Oh, he's probably a component Asia from yesterday Refractor Julian Alvarez rookie as art of goulash rookie better Antonio Silva That is a Benjamin Cesco to 75 What's up, uh, Mitchell? None uniform day. What do you mean? as a Takafushika Kubo for Real Sociedad Refractor Christian Pulisic.  Yeah, true either of us do I don't think I got I got a hat Oh, yeah, true. Donnie does have the fire Naruto shirt on today though. Lucas, you should what? Naruto No, it's Dragon Ball. Oh Dragon Ball Z Wow. I never watched either But I thought I thought it was cool Savio, I hope it's gonna give me a compliment to 99 true green Don't you don't give me a compliment? It's wrong. Yeah Bear bear that is copy made him nice one there rookie refractor man United She bought a card of his own Really? Yes, sir One lose y'all because I kind of recognized him. That's what I bought. It was only like it's like $12 Never Martin NATO are you gonna make a Instagram post to be like going dark? Yeah Get the new cod or no no no That's just real and Bolo. It's just called duty man. It's the same thing. How it is like I I don't know I don't play multiplayer. Yeah, it's valid Pedro can solve this if you don't play multiplayer. I agree. It's not because the campaign apparently isn't very good either Oh, great That is Bruno Fernandez to 199 on the teal at mini diamonds like if it goes on game pass, I'll Get it. Yeah, I'm not gonna pay money for it. No, I don't play like Madden.  I I never got into it. I played five, but yeah I don't know. I got I didn't have like a big group of friends to play online was yeah, that's fair. That's fair They made it. Um They made it a lot more fun Like I don't I don't have a like pretty much none of my friends that play GTA pass when it came out For maybe the first oh my dude.  It's a third one. Congrats. Barça third poblatory auto um So well congrats to who has bar some Matthew teep bringing home three autos minimum right now Gabriel Jesus The best campaign on any game Of all time. I mean I like I'm nostalgia. I loved monorail for two of the original new no Mendez I love GTA 5's campaign. I played that twice through Um red dead redemption to red dead is really good campaign. That was really good line green shimmer mark asado to 350 That one was a lot of fun. Halo threes campaign. Yeah halo three. Yep.  Yeah Yeah, there's some really good ones the fco trilogy was really good brotherhood and yeah, I liked assassin's grade three Tebow cortois. It was pretty good. That was probably my favorite of all time just because That was the first one I really got into Um Jamal mousiella like I had brotherhood and I played brotherhood a little bit, but I really got into ac3 because I just thought it was really well done. Was it a cool time time There's the revolutionary war one. Yeah, uh, it's chubby simons I know a lot of people love the gears of war campaign. Gears is fun Need for speed most wanted that is uh least bends to gear to 99 green choice Dude most wana was so much fun the original. I liked carbon need for speed carbon was a lot of fun So, you know messy. I think you're probably drifting. Yeah. Yeah fair Robert Lavandowski. Yeah most wana was great. Yeah That is Enzo Fernandez to 199 I'm one of the hopper suits. Hopper suit is good as a cop You played at the bot that makes sense. Yes, played as the bot board of comma venga Probably did play as the bot simpson's hitting run. That was a classic on the gamecube. Alfonso davis It was so funny Sam goes is pretty much really missing a populist oriyato. There's vedgeman sesco Well, you are in luck sam if you just tuned in That is arnaud cali moendo for stade rene for vintage merlin and mohammed derame derame for kopenhagen. All right Let's see What we've got in the next one. Come on. I hate to say it mathie. Let's see a little bit of of non poplatory auto this time Is there ever gonna break where you just pulled like one and only one athlete's auto Paul fauner. I don't think so man. I really hope not that wouldn't be good No, I'm not I'm not wishing for it. I'm just Mateo guandozzi for olympic That is vintage merlin. I don't think so. Not that I could ever remember at least Uh, fabio carvalho Match ball is the only guarantee we don't get a poplatory auto unless If they psych right now that is col palmer macalo mootrick 299 on the green rookie for chelsea. Nice one there. Congrats on that chelsea. Carl. Carl Carl Uh, evan gwasan for nantes to 199 rookie chelmini diamond That is a samuel illing jr.  I never I don't think I ever showed you my golden wins from last week. No, there's korean benzema Sure, haven't Public case with 12. I know man, honestly though. I don't topple it for you anymore sam. We don't talk anymore I know we're not boys now. No luke mootrich It's gone. That time period's over Uh hidden gems name our jr. Let's go man. Congrats on that super short print psg Good stuff. There you go psg PSg jeremy with a couple of spots map p Long jay Very nice. Yeah, I didn't check that one out Still a nice one though. It's like a case hit right there, which is good. So we'll take it Harvey Elliott refractor Yeah, that's clean, man. That's super clean. Merlin masters gabriel martinelli Uh, Antonio Silva on the auto. So no not going to get 12 pablotories this time. Nice one there. Congrats to benfica Very cool Good stuff benfica tonio silva That is a refractor of material gundosi for olympic It's pretty recording. I saw here. I saw it on that one. There's patina to 350 Nice one there. You're good shorts people do that every you're not the first person to do that It'd be like people will comment on the lives once it's like over be like, hey, what's up, and then it won't go through Dennis bird camp. Yeah, I saw that when I was like I saw I saw from you. I saw what's up, sam I'm uh the recording from yesterday Charles de catalari Damn one of the tourist suite. Yeah Yeah, man. Yeah the hidden gems are cool, man I wish they went for a little bit more than they do. Fabio Moretti Nice one there as well. We'll do this really quick Take care of something really quick. Yeah What's the Over under we see air risers return for a Playhouse I would be surprised if And there's matthew goes. I wanted the door to see matthew goes me too Matthew of course with uh With Barca in this break.  Yeah, you're good shorts. You're good, brother Yeah, I would never I would never purpose to ignore anybody unless you're bugging me then I might Y'all think so Carl Kingsley Coleman fire muted. Nice one there Mommy after this break to show you my golden golden purchases How many did you make there's alex lorry? Nice one there rookie. Also, uh, what's up? Why did you go golden just because it's good? It's on there man. Really? It really is. Matthew matthew matthew. Uh, matthew is Suley for stuff like that we like It's really good deals. Hmm. I think I spent two hundred forty three dollars on the auctions last week Nice gold nicoloparella for international uh inter Milan Nice one there congrats inter Milan on the gold What's their aluminum stock look like? I don't know you have to look There's gavi refractor Because I it's all the there's weekly auctions obviously as uh, yeah every week and there's like probably about three between three and four thousand items at End viny jr. Everything has to be graded Or in case so like there could be like a penny one card or something or like, you know her noncrespo or um Like pristine and stuff like that that kind of taste already And refractor Chris Smalling for roma It sounds like that would be a good like pc It is it is good for pc stuff. Andrea Schlitter But there's some good you can get some good deals on stuff Especially like the mid-end stuff Below the mid-end stuff got an orange Alejandro Garnaccio To 25 for man united congrats on that j. Lee. That sounds like you should go to that. That is gonna work right there I think it will honestly. I think it will That is awesome. Alejandro Garnaccio on the orange mojo to 25 Man united. Yeah, I just wanted a bigger rookie. Him and Alvarez are like two big rookies in this one Alvarez is uh, man city yori boss Nice one there. Okay. Hey, Cody Gakpo And there's some 17-year-old Kirk is shared in part of Goulash, Joe. He's the other He's probably the best out of everybody. He's really freaking good Zozy The bill's got exposed shorts. That's what happened. They did honestly. I watched the game. I'm just talking trash This is Harry Kane refractor. They just made like, I mean there's his turnovers again Freakin josh allen can't Not turn the ball over Cobbie mano I bought sometimes That's an absolute bot sometimes. It's fair. Everyone has their bot days. Yep vintage myrtle and jade and sand shell Sounds like he's having a little bit more than others. Yeah, true Very true Marcus rashford refractor Areos and jude bellingham to 199 very nice Yeah, they fired the oc fired Ken Dorsey For those? Yeah, those did and then they promoted Joe Brady who is the oc and He was the oc and For the chargers for a while, I think he was either that or the panthers want to either forget where Was it when they were good? Yeah, no, he was like there he was like a head coaching candidate at one point. Oh, Joe Brady. I remember that I don't remember where he was 100% was either the chargers or the panthers I don't remember which one, but yeah, he was he was guy. I think he was there He ended up being the bill's qb coach chris verand koon-koo. I was an art of goulash rookie Yeah, there you go, luka mojich. You got a call from zappy and jones before the game Refractor of abacar sila club rouge. I thought for a moment zappy was gonna pull it off and then Not any dinner. Yeah To 99 robin venn percy for arsenal on the mojo auto nice one there congrats on that For the people that watched that game Do you do you think there was a potential no call on that pick? There could have been I think because I don't think the patrice receiver had a chance to get back to the ball Even if you want to true I don't think he initiated contact right So that's what I think college potentially. I think yeah for sure That would have been a totally different game if that was a p. I call my affeguard west hand We could be Praising zappy for a win. That is deseret doye Would be praising zappy for a win. We've been recapping all the zappies As always, uh, pola di balla to 250 on the atomic That is keo go for a hashi to 275 for celtic. Yeah, roy keen on the ages alchemy flying dutchman.  I don't know why is he called the flying dutchman sim? I think that's van persie. I believe this quote. Is that van persie the flying dutchman? Is that a favorite character from Tony of self? I know right from sponge bob I'd say green fill-foded. I swung there again true green for man united Carl, I'm just saying if the patriot receiver could have made a chance to get get the ball There could have been a chance It's all I'm saying true true Merlin masters martinelli And carl are gonna be on an argument for a little bit diving header in the world cup. That's pretty sweet Oh, and he's dutch that makes a diving header. That's pretty funny. I like that Good nickname. That's a great nickname briella mbola two packs left here in box number six a luke suchich and luke romero vintage merlin for lasio All right, let's get um Good old sapphire filled up everybody 20 to go on sapphire Go on tc sapphire Baseball let's get that filled on up 42 dollars a spot But now we know yeah true now we had the auto We had the auto okay fair fair that would make more sense to yeah Lee spends the gear that is a green Bruno Fernandez to 99 Yeah, you can't like that. That was kind of odd throwing zappy in at the last minute Yeah, I don't know what I'm gonna make any sense. Anthony That is a cody gotbo for liverpool on the blue auto to 75 nice one there At that point just let jones finish his mess and then start zappy the next right exactly don't Do all this nonsense because now it's gonna be like oh zappy shouldn't start because of what he did like he had a minute Right, uh, let me just say thank you to the most recent batch of orders really quick. We had thank you to Brent starbuck nick least matt bradley joe ryan jeremy long matt kevin edd. Thank you all for orders appreciate that A bunch more spots have come on in Kevin de Bruyne a refractor Going to show It was a rose gold of rebar g to 2.99 Mikhail, uh, are you usable refracta? I was a merlin masters enzo fernandez He was how about joshua dobbs though? Yeah, he's been good man. Good for him Pablo barrios Good for him. It only took him six years to get some going Better late than never matisse tell are you sure? Yeah, especially for a qb vintage merlin hugo ecotique for psg Dude with his scrambling ability and when jj comes back Yeah, mohabba dolly show they're playing good football man. Yeah, they are because they were like written out pretty much once kirk went down Once kirk and no jjettas are like, all right. That's that's it party wash Uh, patry to 275. Addison's really stepping up. He is. He's really good, man Very very good receiver draft this year again. Yeah, kevin de Bruyne Zay's been doing work for you guys. He's been killing it For sure. There's gabriel, uh, uh, batastuta and refractor mcala moudre I didn't get to see a carl was like a one-handed corner toe tap Because that would be cool. I'm gonna have to go home and wash highlights tonight. I actually know i'm going to bed What am I talking about? What was that coupon for? I want to see it Which one? The the the flyer. Oh, yeah, that's why i threw yet That is jayden sancho 250 Toe drag over the shoulder. That's pretty solid.  Oh, yeah William saliva That is a ontony maryland masters. Dude some of those sunday games like those are solid solid games. They're very good Rodrigo rubiero to sporting on the refractor rookie auto or ribera Matias Suley Vendis There's some really good games on sunday a lot of games We're like, oh this is over and then teams came back and won trust me. I know that no, i know Charles de catalari I wasn't gonna bring that up, but because that was just absurd. That was ridiculous. There's friends, uh, frderico chiesa I was just watching them like, oh sam's would be so Not happy. Sam was not happy benjamin sesca are a goulash rookie And Dominic solbazine to 199 That is a matias suley refractor rookie That is a pablo torre refractor rookie as well for barca. Uh, runy bargy to 250 nice one there on the atomic Wilson, who is that? Russ, I think right? Oh, the torre or garret Justin last night. Well, I'm assuming. Yeah, I'm assuming it was. Oh, yeah. Justin's playing everyone We know he is bills and bills and broncos. Yeah named our junior refractor for a psg Yeah, I get to watch it. Uh, it's most saba. I didn't watch most of it either Alex larry. I just know I lost in sean's league this week stuff's there There's chavi Simmons for eindhoven. Yeah, I lost in our freaking me. I needed to I lost to hallie, dude By one freaking measly point andrea schleder up. That's unfortunate.  I needed you to lose. You won. I'm pretty sure, right I don't I just like courtee. So I think you won, baby And then I needed jake to lose and jake won and then I needed Both of us, but he ended up losing anyway. He got first dropped up 199 points. Oh my god Unreal man. That's so funny Like you gotta be kidding me Jared bowen refractor I was I hadn't mentioned my quarterback. So I definitely don't think I won Frank ricard You very well might have did oh, wow. He did. No, I lost. Oh, yeah. All right. That's good that I needed you to lose Sontro tonali ac Milan Texan, Cincinnati. Yeah, it was a good game. That was yeah, cj. Shout out. He is a dog. Yeah. He just solidified his, uh Legitness. Yeah, that was legit. Yes Cavi to 99 Glad we're on the same page there Yeah Uh marcus edwards refractor rookie Things haven't changed all that much since I know I can't stop man That is two two 99 lorenzo pellegrini. If only if if anything it's gotten dumber just gotten stupider Will you ring madden? Yeah. Yeah, marco sado Or as we call them dill and two. Yeah bofa killian and boppe That is makalo mudric I'm so glad I picked up, uh, tank dell earlier in the year. Yeah, that's smart. He's good, dude. I really like tank dell green alfanzo davis by our muc To nananan chris h with a spot tomorrow Bunch of spots coming in for tomorrow. Everybody. Thanks again. Again. You do have uh forest over on the main on The fanatics live tomorrow morning with nt. Andrea scab olson a lot of spots over We are pretty much under everybody's market value on most teams Jared bowen, that's a good one carl. Let's call it that next time. I see extra sprinkles. That's good. There's antonio musa Carly picking up a spot in sapphire. That's down to 19. Now everybody down to 19 to go A couple of bots, dude. That's what they are lime green shimmer harvey elliott to 350 A couple of old bots man new nomenedas There's a question if if you're like the Chubby simons Was it called like the main character like the protagonist? Yeah, you're the protagonist like character of a video game and you had to have a companion travel with you and see their matt or dylan who would you I'd end up by throwing them off the bledge in the first level either of them. Well, they're gonna respawn. So yeah, I know God, I don't think I want either. I'd rather go solo to be honest Stay on the ship. Yeah. I'll be back. Honestly Thanks, but no, thanks Simon a dingra for union st. Jolie to 275 your play starfield Uh, no, I have not actually I have not green uh mojo is french uh frindrico chisa. It's fun, but it's a mess Yeah, I imagine. Yeah, some guy bought all five magic spots for nt tomorrow It's a lot of people do man Copy mano because all you really have to do is hit like if you buy the magic five times you have to really hit once and you're like Pretty close. All you got to do is hit one true rpa of palo Kona shout. If you hit one of those, I mean You're already pretty much in almost into the green at that point plus everything else that you hit. That's christian fulisic That's the thing. That's why the fun the thunder actually more expensive tomorrow than the magic are Uh, at least ben seguir because they have three rookies as opposed to magics Want technically two but mostly one That's enzo franandos From what i've been like Looking at like boxcores and stuff like she's been killing it. She's really good. I didn't realize is that good Wayne rooney He was a lot of people's dark. He was like a dark horse in mvp vet in the beginning of the year Because his odds were so articulash Raphael liao is he's all around that good. I never really watched a great passer great passer Really good facilitator It's just tough because he plays in the west and the west is so much more loaded than the east is this year Right zero immobile. There's really in the east. There's three good There's one of three teams will make the finals in the east in the west. It's one of like eight Talk your hero in the kai for reama drid nice one there. Congrats reama drid. Yeah, sga.  Thank you matthew c. I don't always share shy. I go to shea though. Shea. Yeah, you got it, right? Heard of both ways That is santo tonali three of 15 nice one there for ac milano the purple wave very cool Like the purples in this is our clean merlin color just pops man. Merlin color looks really good big fan Chris smalling to 299 I'm not matchball yet. I don't know if we're gonna get one because of the uh We're really in chow many because of that two cases because of the uh the hidden gems Yeah, I don't know if that replaces the match ball, but hopefully not. Hopefully you do hit a match ball That's would be sweet jack railish Every ideal would be would be nifty nifty be nifty gifty There's paul vonner Yeah, I was thinking about putting a because uh caca, um He's banned for us And merlin master's ball musiela this one there Uh, I just got a proof. I don't think you were here when I said it car I got approved for the hard rock sports book down here so I could bet online now.  There you go. There's your there's your dang coupon, buddy. Yes I want to go to Top total football give my digital digital cards digital cards. Oh, yeah I wonder if that was uh That will be a thing in like 10 years Digital cards. Yeah, like virtual van dyke. I don't know if the whole digital thing's behind us yet Yeah, I don't know. I don't think I think people I think people in this hobby like being able to touch something You know what I mean? Merlin master's policy. True. Yeah, I mean Oh, I know I'm Very ready for it. Kingsley come in by our munich to 50 on the gold auto Grats on that one. Nice one there going to by our muke Can you imagine going to the car show and everyone just has like iPads on their That'd be like flip through my group flip through my collection go through my inventory. I'd be Turning right around. Wow Julian alvarez gold atomic to 50 on the rookie this one. I would check That gold atomic. Yeah, evidently. So that's sick, dude. Congrats on that man city man city is going to be mr. Victor Congrats victor I thought that one I think is going to be close. Oh, this is gold like Just very cold. That is going to be copy man. I have a couple of uh Rudy bargey blue 275 a couple bets on today omer. What's up, buddy? That is a nicola ze luski Why does it do like we use a space Instead of just have on croissant. I don't know. That's on it. That's strange Yeah, it's a fun break. We did a full case of merlin. We still got a decent amount of it fabio carvala to 350 So they'll be they'll be more and more and more We might end up breaking them down to halves or four boxers as well Cold palmers. Really? Yes, I grabbed the mark. Nice. Perfect. Hell. Yeah, dude I think it's open auto. I think it's just Marcel de sale That looks that looks raw Yeah, perfect. Cool. We're gonna mag that woolly and alvarez. That was actually pretty nasty. Two really good rookies in this Yuri, uh, Yuri reager refractor rookie. Hey, I would go on shorts. Yeah, back later today. I would go on shorts See you tonight. I'm sure to John Kuleshevsky Harry Kane still for talk to them Pretty transfer, of course Fractor quit and merlin a merlin merlin card Yeah, alvarez is nasty Alvarez is really good. I probably put him second to goulash in this fabio meretti in terms of rookies from what? What I have gathered Uh, kary picking up a spot in sapphire. Thank you kary Marley, what up, buddy? How's going on jason? How you doing? 18 to go 18 to go in sapphire now 18 to go in tc sapphire Very nice one second. I check one thing. Do you like this sam? um, I got the I got the um Atomic grievous for the galaxy. Oh, yeah, did you?  Did you end up getting that jago one? Yeah, okay, you did Let's try to like find some auctions try to steal it for like relatively cheap. I can find one. So that was buy it out Right, like I'm not gonna wear an auction anymore for which one the grievous. Yeah the grievous I don't blame you aren't I'd call him window Because like there were like no auctions or was ending less than What people had it for like odd buy it now. Yeah, love and thoseki I was like, I don't know well. Yeah, no, I don't blame you That is a day out. Uh, upamakano for Byron Meenak refractor auto congrats on that Byron I don't know if we're gonna get a match ball in this case. I apologize if we don't everybody Dominic so was I we did get the hidden gems though. So at least that counts for something It's Matisse tell for Byron Meenak big fan of Matisse tell There's a big London card show coming up Marcus Rashford to 199 And that's what Omar said. He's going there. Nice Marcus Rashford. Yeah, you kind of get used to it after a while Marley to be honest Are no are no calamuendo for stayed Renee, uh white speckled 150 That is a Sancho tonali nice one there Do I don't open soccer? Yeah, soccer's tough. I'm starting to learn a little bit more and more. Moses seem uh, Simon to 199 Well, it's kind of your job. So yeah Exactly, but like even for my own stuff to try to buy and sell a little bit more too Chubby at least have because In ebay with uh global shipping it's easy. You can just send stuff overseas. That's true. Malmousiella Barney Point exactly. Yeah, right true, true, true Alejandro Garnaccio I'll do uh, I'll break the MLS stuff. There you go. I'll be a little bit easier. Probably you're so fun with Coco for Uh, Dorman at least like the international names like I already kind of probably heard of yeah Oh, yeah, it's kind of like oh, I know Vinny jr Very true. Very true. I know how to say Vinny. There you go. I could say that I'll base in there Yeah, that is a huge pool of players and soccer obviously Uh, young you oh for Celtic I'd say Deseret doia for Renee I mean, you're really just as far as cards go. You're just really looking at attackers, right? Mostly. Yeah, I would say so Malik Tillman on the vintage Merlin Big world strikers. I guess stuff. Yeah, uh, do a quick recap here We had some in the suites hidden gems was mr. Uh, Neymar and renaissance of philphoden We had a gold niccolo berea 250 orders. We had deo upa mccano a talk of hero nakai Sanjo tonali That is Rodrigo, uh, ribbi arrow a kingsley Coleman uh, Antonio Silva That is Pablo Torre Pablo Torre Pablo Torre three in a row robin van persie blue koti gakbo gold kingsley Coleman. We had a uh, gold atomic julian alvarez to 50 and we had an orange mojo to 25 Alejandro garnaccio So that is going to do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the phil up next is gonna be, um, archive


Hey everybody Matt here for late in sports cards are up in one box of 2022 putting any Chronicles baseball for Justin S. Look Justin, Vlad Jr. Soto, Elite Rookie, CJ Abrams. This is Bobby Witt Jr. magnitude rookie and origins rookie Otto to 49, Ronzie Contreras. I'll be back over on the LSE Baseball Channel tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. Eastern. There's Ronald Acunha Jr., blue to 100. Forest will be live at four tonight doing the evening group breaks here including this big Sunday Monday or Sunday Sunday Monday Sunday Funday 40 box football mixer. There's Bobby Witt Jr. that is rookie patch not numbered. It's not look like I might have been with that blue I'm sorry with the red foil. Super thick card coming. Elite rookie Spencer Torkelson. Does anybody remember that TV show the Torkelson's? Yeah. That was like it was canceled probably at least a decade before you were born. At least. Patrick Maseca and this is rookie patch Otto Gold 4 of 10 Matt Brash. Nice Mariners patch. You go Justin. There's Jazz Chisholm.  Yeah man. Started to have a little more time to stand around and chat. It was nice to meet you though. There's Spencer Torkelson rookie to 199. I always feel bad when I'm doing personals even with the people I work with. I always feel bad because like when I'm doing breaks I'm just like go go go you know. Giovanni Moran. J rod clearly Don just rated rookie. There's a wander contenders optic. You're done. There's Bobby Witt Jr. XR rookie. And not most of the time just just when I'm here other than that. I definitely are Spencer Strider. I definitely take my time in life when I'm not here. Jake Berger O'Neill Cruz pinnacle rookie. Gotta appreciate what you got. Yeah. Like when I'm at work I move fast. Yeah. Like I'm on the same exact way. That's rookie Otto to 99 Aaron Ashby. And wonder obsidian rookie. That'll do it for your box Justin. Thank you. Appreciate it. And we'll get these right out to you.


This lesson is called Dice Race.  Have you ever thought about how computer programmers turn the steps of a game into a program? The first step in creating computer games, and in solving any problem, requires thinking and planning. The thinking step of problem solving produces an algorithm, which is a step-by-step plan for solving a problem or finishing a task. In this lesson, you'll create an algorithm for a dice race game. Then, you'll ask your friends to try out your plan to see if they can follow the steps to play the game. After the programmer is sure the steps are correct, it's time to translate the algorithm into a program with language that the computer can understand. Almost everything we do every day requires an algorithm, a list of steps that you can follow to finish a task. Think about getting ready for school or planning a fun day with your friends or fixing a snack. To complete any of those tasks, you'll need to break it down into smaller steps, and sometimes the steps must be in a specific order. Think about making a sandwich. It doesn't matter which ingredient you get out of the cabinet first, but you can't spread the peanut butter until you open the jar. Computers need algorithms and programs to show them how to do even simple things that we can do without thinking about it. An algorithm is the thinking behind what needs to happen, while the program is the actual instructions given to the computer to make it happen. An algorithm has to be translated into a program before a computer can run it. Breaking a task into steps, called an algorithm, is sometimes difficult, but like any new skill, it gets easier and easier with practice.


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In this video I'm going to talk about stretching and compressing functions, so this is kind of an example video of how to stretch or compress a function. Okay, so what we're going to do is we're going to use a table to perform a horizontal stretch of my function y equals f of x, so this is the function over here, okay, simple vertical line test tells me that yes indeed this is a function. So again we're going to use a table to perform a horizontal stretch of this function by a factor of three. Okay, now again when you look at this you might think oh I can, I might be able to do this just by looking at it, but again with a stretching and compressing you never quite want to do this just trying to put the points where they're supposed to go. You want to always try to use a table so you can get exactly what the points are supposed to do. So I'm going to start with my table, this is an x, y table, so one of the things I'm going to need to do, it's not a very horizontal line there, one of the things I need to do is I need to find some x, y coordinates on my function to help me with this. Now one of them that's obvious is right down here, okay it looks like a valley right there which is zero negative two, zero negative two, and then another one that might be useful is this one right here, this is a little elbow, so this is one two three one, so three one, and then another one over here that might be useful might be this point up here, this point up here which is negative two two, negative two two, that point might be useful. Now again depending on your function sometimes you might have two points, sometimes three, sometimes five, sometimes ten, it just kind of depends on the function. These were some important points like this was a valley, this was an elbow, this was a kind of a point that's on the arm, so I deemed those as important points that I should be able to use to modify by a factor of three. So those are important ones I thought were important anyway. So I'm going to put those points over here, so I have negative two two, I have zero negative two, and I have three one. Now this third column over here I'm going to figure out what I'm supposed to do. All right so let's think about it. I am performing a horizontal stretch, horizontal stretch. So here, horizontal is left and right, horizontal is left and right, so what I'm going to do is left and right is my x-axis.  So I'm actually going to multiply my x-coordinates by three. So this is a little bit different from the previous videos. Previous videos, my previous example videos we just affected the y-axis, now we're actually going to affect the x-axis. Anyway, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to take these points, so three times a negative two, this gives me a new x-coordinate of negative six. Zero is my next one, so I'm going to take that, multiply by three, take the x-coordinate, multiply by three to get zero, love multiplying by zero.  Pretty large, pretty large. Okay so now these are my new coordinates. Now depending on how good you are with coordinates, now notice that we have x-coordinates on the right side and y-coordinates on the left side. That's kind of confusing. If you need to rewrite the coordinates, go ahead and do that. So my new coordinate is going to be negative six, two. The x-coordinate changes but not the y-coordinate, again this is a horizontal stretch. Horizontal is left and right, which is my x-axis, which is the x-coordinates. So all I want to affect is the x-coordinates, not the y-coordinates. The y-coordinates are going to stay the same. My new one over here is going to be zero negative two, which actually looking at that is going to be the exact same point, nice. And then my new one here is going to be nine, nine is the x-coordinate and one is the y-coordinate. Nine is the x-coordinate, one is the y-coordinate. Alright so let's see if I actually have enough space on here. Let's see, do I have enough space on here? Now one of the points on here that I chose, I might not be able to put on here. So what happens? Okay so I have my first point of negative six two, so one, two, three, four, five, negative six, one, two. So this point moves quite a ways over to here. I have zero negative two, which actually just stays in the same spot, we stay right there. And this point right here is nine, one, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Maybe eight, maybe nine, maybe nine out here, something like that. And then nine, one, that's way over here, it's almost off of my video here. That was probably a bad point to use. It's probably a bad point to use. So let's try something different. That point is way off to the side, I'm not going to be able to graph it. It doesn't fit on my grid. Let's choose a different point. This happens sometimes where you choose a point, it goes off to the grid, it doesn't really work. So you've got to go back, let's find something else. Okay so what about this point right here? That's pretty much on an intersection. One right there is a negative, or excuse me, positive two, two, negative one. Two, negative one. So I'm going to take that one and I'm going to figure out two, negative one. I'm going to figure out, take it three times the X coordinates to get six.  So six, negative one, six, negative one. So as I look, one, two, three, four, five, six, negative one, right there. And then see that one's on my grid, that one's on my graph, that's much, much easier to graph than this one that's way over here and off of my grid. Okay so sometimes that happens, sometimes you need to choose a new point. Okay so what's this function going to look like? So we start here, so I have my three points, one, two, and three. So we're going to start here, I have my line that goes out to this point. Okay there's my line. And then I have my curve which gets the elbow and then I have a straight line going to the right. So curve to the elbow and then a straight line going to the right. Curve to the elbow and then a straight line going to the right. Kind of hard to do that one, it's very, it's not a very big curve over there. Anyway that is, that looks to be it. That looks like I performed a horizontal stretch of this function by a factor of three. Now again a couple of things from that, make sure that you, sometimes you're going to have to rewrite those points, rewrite the new points. Sometimes when you look at these tables they can be confusing sometimes of what the new points look like. So if you rewrite out the new points, much, much easier to see and much, much easier to graph. Alright that is, that's just an example of stretching and compressing functions.


I was just at a stoplight, refreshed YouTube, because I'm just excited and sure enough, we did it. We did it. 2,000 subscribers, you guys are amazing. I wish I could shake every single person's hand, but if you are here, type 2,000 down in the comments and let me know like you're new and just say hello because I wanna get to know you and I wanna be here for you. And speaking of that, today's vlog is all about the road to 1,000. So stay tuned, hashtag a road to 1,000 coming up but bottom line, we're grateful. Let's recap, April 11th, 2016. This daily vlog goes live. I have not missed publishing a video in 926 days. Now I don't say that to toot my own horn.  Well, I've got those responsibilities too. And so why I'm telling you this is that I know, I know you guys can do this too. What I've done, the road to 1,000. I want to talk specifically to all of the no small creators out there, everyone that's fighting tooth and nail to publish often, if not every single day. From this channel, the hashtag road to 1,000 is in reference to the fact that we are moving forward to 1,000 daily vlogs in a row. We're at 927, as I already mentioned, like we're moving forward. But this is two-fold and pay attention. Okay, for your channel, maybe you are at 100 subscribers and you can get that custom URL on YouTube. Maybe you're at 250, maybe you're at 900. I don't know, but you are fighting. And I know you are grinding every day and night editing, trying to publish creative and great content for your fan base. But it helps so much. It helps so much to cross that 1,000 subscriber threshold. As this channel rapidly approaches 1,000 daily vlogs in a row, I want you to know that I am here to help you. But I can only help you get to 1,000 subscribers if I know you're uploading on a regular basis. So how are we gonna do this? As often as you'd like, as often as you'd like me to come visit your channel and visit your videos and comment and engage with your content, use the hashtag in the description, hashtag road to 1,000. And that will alert me every single day. I will check, I promise I will check that hashtag. And then go to your channel, click on your videos and watch and engage with your content. And if you'd like, if you'd like, I can give you tips, ideas on how to improve your filming, improve your vlogging, improve your how-to videos, or just like your overall branding on your YouTube channel. So that is the strategy here behind the hashtag. Put it in the description of all your videos that you'd like me to come visit moving forward and we'll do this and we'll make this happen and we will grow together on YouTube. I've seen a lot of creators throw in the towel over the last two to three months. And I think we've got to remember as YouTubers that patience is one of the most important ingredients out there, like it just doesn't happen over night. Now some people do grow very quickly, you know that. Like, they have a viral video and boom, they have 5,000 subscribers and that's amazing. But for many of us, especially the no small creators, you gotta grind and you gotta work and you gotta be patient. So I just gotta mention that to you guys. Let's try and put patience into everything we do on YouTube and the editing and the filming every single day. How can I help you? Three ways, three ways. Motivation, strategy and yes, commenting on your videos. Every single one that has the hashtag road to 1,000. That is my game plan, moving forward for you, all right?  I think you're here for me and that's what it takes to create a community, to create a YouTube family and to help each other because it's hard.  But if we stick together, I know we can accomplish amazing things. Creators, we got motivation covered, we got comments covered through the hashtag road to 1,000 but what about strategy? It's all about strategy on YouTube sometimes, okay? If you want to learn more about what it takes from a strategic standpoint to improve your YouTube channel meaning watch time, comments, retention rates, all of these analytics that YouTube is tracking on your channel, go check out the playlist up at right-hand corner or down below in the description. I have four videos up there now and every week I'm adding to that archive. Go check it out if you have time, if you have time. All right, here we go. Road to 1,000 crew, is anyone else out there busy? Holy smokes, I have like 23 minutes to get a workout in so I found a hill here in Denver and I'm just gonna sprint up it as many times as I can because that's all I got time for. It's probably about three or 400 meters. If you have a moment, if you're not too busy, type busy down in the comments. Whoa, it's crazy putting on the soloments. As I want to wear the vapor flies, I got to save them a little bit. Just got to save that foam. It's awesome. I've lived here for three years in Colorado but 10 years in Denver and I never knew this trail existed. It's only 1.75 miles around in one loop but it's probably a half mile to the top so a half mile sprint uphill if you're looking for a good hill workout and you only have 28 minutes to get it done, this is the place to come, Ruby Hill. That was awesome. All right, time to go home, eat dinner. If you could only see the charging station over here to my right and I'm recharging. I gotta recharge all the batteries so I can do this again tomorrow so we can continue this road to 1,000 vlogs in a row because you're here supporting and commenting and just being here, it's amazing. It's amazing and I'm excited to help you guys get to 1,000 subscribers, all the No Small Creators out there. Anyone, frankly, that's interested in pursuing dreams, making progress in their life and helping others. In whatever way, maybe it's through teaching someone how to make a quilt through YouTube. Maybe it's through teaching someone how to have a positive mindset when they're sad or I don't know, there's so many different ways to help others on YouTube and hopefully, hopefully I can give a little bit back to you guys. See, beauty, work hard.


Welcome back to another vlog, if you're new here, my name is Kariyye Girl. So today we started off with some skincare because y'all know I love taking the extra steps. Especially when it comes to my skin girl, like I do not play when it comes to my skin. So I just popped out my Foreo UFO 2, this device is everything y'all, this is my favorite sheet mask. If you aren't new here, you know that I just love this device. I always use it. It gives me that spa treatment at home. That's cryotherapy, thermal therapy, t-sonic pulsations. Thermotherapy is like a heat treatment, so it's basically going to open up your pores and just allow the product to go deep into your pores, which we love. Cryotherapy is like cold therapy, which is going to help lift and firm the skin. And it's like an inflammatory, so if you feel like your face is inflamed, it will help calm down the skin. And I just used the H2O Overdose, oh my God, it's so rude if y'all hear that in the background. But I just used the H2O Overdose because my skin was kind of looking a little dry, but now it's looking, you know, very much hydrated. Mass has hyaluronic acid in it, which is going to lock in moisture, which I needed because it was kind of looking a little dull. Then when I was using it, it popped on the red light, which helps with collagen and then for fine lines and wrinkles. And then it ended in with a green light, which helps even out the skin tone, which I love. So, yeah, so if you like putting extra effort into your skin care girl and you love at home spa treatments, this is the device for you. This is the UFO2. I love this mask. I use it all the time, especially on my like pamper routine days. So if you want to get your own, make sure you check the description box below. So anyways, y'all, I am about to get ready for my day. And yeah, I'm kind of going to rush. I kind of do my hair so cute today. I just love this bun. It's cute. I think I'm going to wear this, a high bun like this, we're not on. But anyways, I'm going to rush. So let me get ready and I'll probably check with y'all once I get ready for the day. So yeah, I'll talk to you in a sec. Hey, y'all. So today I'm about to go get my lashes done by Indy. I need to feel real bad or clean up, whatever. But I have a lot of errands to run today and I got to clean my house and do my laundry. Because tomorrow I leave to Chicago. I'm only going to be there for a day when I come back Saturday. But I'm going there to get my lips fixed because I don't like how my bottom lip is bigger than my top lip.  Like, and I don't like it. Damn, check up on y'all people. That's a badass accident. But yeah, this accident making me late for my appointment. Anyways, what was I saying? Oh, I'm going to Chicago. And yeah, so I can't wait to go to Chicago. Like, I'm so excited and I can't wait. I'm going to go get some. Can't believe it's not me for my girlfriend. I'm going to see her and I got an appointment with my old massage lady. I just cannot wait to see her. I can't wait to see that girl because I miss her like so much. You know, it's just nothing like somebody that helped you. Like, you know, she helped me so much with my body, like compressing, telling me what to do. Like, she just helped me so much and I just can't wait to see her. And also she does have a new facility now. So I can't wait to check that out because I know when I used to go there, she was talking about like venturing off and getting her own like building and she has one now. So I'm so excited to see that. So, so yeah, so yeah, and then I need to just after I go get my lashes, I need to go to Sephora because I want to get this hair mask. It just came out by Olaplex. It's like number eight. I heard really good things about it. I heard it's like really good hydration. So I want to do that because I've been doing hair masks, well, not hair mask, but hair treatments three times a week in the number three Olaplex because the girl that just did my hair, like cut my hair. She was like, girl, do this like every three days. No, she was like, do this, do the stay in the right treatment three times a week. And I was like, OK, so I've been really on it, like taking care of my hair, like not just letting it be like actually treating it. So yeah, and I in one mile, turn left onto 10th Street, Northeast. And my hair has been like becoming real hydrated. It seems like so I'm just going to keep up this momentum and be consistent because I really want to see a lot of progress with my hair. So yeah, but anyways, I'm about to be on my way to Indy. I'm running late. Hopefully she doesn't care, but she really does care. She even takes me back. I told her I was running late and then I also need to go to Target and then I also need to go to I kind of want to stop at one home. Good. It's just one to see if they got a chair because I really need to go home back home at it. But I don't know if I'm going to have time.  Never mind.  And then come back home and edit and get ready for my flight tomorrow. So yeah, I'm checking back with y'all once I get to Indy. I did get my lips done. It looks so blurry. I'm not going anywhere. Holding my mama cat. Can I get some money? OK, I'll think about it. You probably bit into one of them. No, I didn't. What is that, a steak taco? Give me one.  No, I'm not. So, y'all, I'm back at home. Obviously, I had to go to Chicago so she can fix my lip because I was not feeling the bigger lip at the bottom in the small at the top. I was just not feeling it. So she fixed that for me. Then I go to New Image Works, y'all. Y'all always ask me and they're all good. All the girls are good that work there. So make sure y'all check them out. But anyway, why does my camera look so blurry? Or is it my vision? Anyway, I'm about to know.  Anyways, I'm about to meet up with Keesh. I haven't seen her in a minute. So I'm going over to her house. Maybe I should bring some wine. I don't know, it's very appropriate. But I gotta put my GPS in because I haven't been over these ways in a minute and I need a little refresher. So I'm about to put the GPS in.  I'll talk to y'all once I get to her house. How does that taste? Good. Y'all, I'm at Keesh's. Uncle. Hey, I'm on to your house. We're getting late. She doesn't want to get on camera. Say hey family in the background. Family's like my second family. So we over here vibing. They always be kicking eggs. They eat some party every weekend. But anyways, Keesh just says hey, she doesn't want to get on camera. Please, I'll check the bathroom with y'all later. Oh hey auntie, this auntie, right? Let's get dressed up. Here it comes. I scheduled an appointment with my own massage lady because it's a bomb. She helped me with everything as far as like trying to, like she helped me with like compressing when I first had my surgery and stuff like that. So I wanted to book with her because I haven't seen her in a minute. And I had to give it. I want to get back right. Cause I took a Faha break like ever since the DR. I noticed that my stomach would only depend on my Faha to be compressed. But I'm still in like the healing process. But I noticed and then I came back, got massages and then I started slacking a little bit. So I need to get back on my ish. So this is gonna, you know, start it off back right? And I just want to wear my Faha's now when I go to sleep. But not like during the day. So, or like when I'm not doing anything. So, but yeah, so we're here. I'm just awaiting her to come. So I'll introduce y'all once she gets here. The lighting in here is trash. And this week we have like a shadow with my lashes. But anyway, I do have my Abort and my Blinder and Faha one right now. But I'm gonna take it off. So, thank you. So this is before. YouTube. Carmen. Hey. Hey everybody.  So yeah, y'all. I had to come back and see my girl. And this is her new place. I already did like a little montage of it. Okay. So yeah, it's a real pretty here. I'm gonna put a little bit more, but it's okay.  Wait, so what are we about to do today? We're gonna be doing ice sculpting. Yeah, this is the one I've never heard of. And this is toning, toning and tightening and getting you right, honey. We got a toner and we got a cellulite. But we're gonna do the toner one on you today. And then the next time you can do a little cellulite. I don't even know what you're gonna have but you're gonna have a cellulite. What do you think? I had a little bit. It's not like bad, bad though. Okay, so we got two of them. We got the toner. We got three actually. We got the toner, we got the cellulite and we have the detox. Okay. So I'm just thinking, this is actually a new treatment. I might have to book a flight every month.  I'm back to see you. That's crazy. I'm gonna be in and out. You know, I've been getting so many people that come to meet with you. Still, yes. You're like the best. Like, thank you. You know, get ready to start a YouTube channel. I know. But I'm like, I gotta find some music cause you can't use it. Okay, yeah, you know. So you get music. I literally was telling my supporters about this but you gotta go to SoundCloud. Oh, for making your intro. Yeah, cause it's done. I just gotta change the music. Oh, okay, okay. She should have known to get that right. And I asked her that and I didn't like that part.  Let me just get done with this and move on. Cause I felt like she should have told me and I asked her that. Do you like your new location? I love it. How do you like it? It's cute. Yeah. I'm already playing a little ratchet music.  Instead of this. I'm so over that. You're so boring. He's talking about music. Can I be fall asleep? I'm like, I'm over that music. You know, I'll play it every now and then if I need to. I'm just to relax my mind and, you know, bring my son. But I wanna get in mode. Yes. Keep moving to mode. Yes. And it keeps me motivated, so. Can we do something on my arm suit? Okay, you wanna do the arm suit? Yeah. May? Mm-hmm. What are you doing? Nothing, really. I'm just trying to start this money. Very easy. Get myself together. You know, my surgery is in November. Oh my God, yes. Are you excited? Yeah, I'm excited, Wait, who are you going to? Like, it's good to get a massage once a week, right? I mean once a month. Of course. Yes. Okay. Cause like, I had, the last time I got a massage was in like the middle of March. So far. So it's gonna be, Yeah, so they getting away from using wood now because the wood is not, you can't sanitize it that good cause it like absorbs in the wood. Oh, yeah, yeah. So they getting away from the wood and going with metal. Ice depress. That's definitely gonna be cold. How's it going? It's gonna tighten and tone you up, honey. That was it. No. All right, y'all. So I'm at the airport now. I'm about to be back in the A. It's so weird coming back here, like coming back to Wisconsin. Like, I just didn't feel like home anymore, which is so funny. But anyway, I'm about to go back home. My massage was so good. So if y'all in the Chicago area are getting the Fatty Massages Booker, okay? Y'all, I'm so tired. I woke up so early today. And I just had these fire corn dogs in the airport, which I shouldn't be eating, but I'm gonna open you on my healthy shakers. My app looks so good. And I just need to keep up with this, you know? So, I'm about to board. I'm going back home. And I'll probably check in with y'all once I get back to the crib, so. So yeah, this was a good time. I got my lipsticks. I got my massages. So, yeah, it was essential. And I told her I might come back once a month to get a massage, because it's just to maintain my body. And then she was also giving me tips on my Faja, because I told her after I got back from, I don't know if y'all can hear me, I hope y'all can. When I got back from VR, I felt like my body was dependent on my Faja to be compressed all the time. And every time I would take my Faja off, it would be good for two hours and then it would go back to being bloated and swollen and stuff. So, she was like, you just probably need to do it consistently one week or... But I told her I'm gonna just start wearing my Faja to bed and then also when I'm not doing nothing, like around the house. So, yeah, we're gonna see how this goes. So, anyways, y'all, I'll probably see y'all once I get back. So, it's the next day. I'm home now. And I am about to make me some food. So, today's Sunday. It's gonna be Sunday. Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Wait, I kinda wanna put y'all on a regular tripod, hold on. Hey girl, it's the next day. Today's Sunday, it's about to be Sunday fun day, but I kinda wanna do a little Sephora haul. I got my hair done by the one and only Lana.  And I was like, girl, okay, are we gonna be outside? I don't know why my camera is always funny. But anyways, so, I'm about to get ready for that, but I want to show y'all my little Sephora haul. And also, I wanted to show y'all what I got from Amazon, and I will be linking my Amazon store down below, so y'all be able to shop what I get now. I was just at, cause I know y'all wanna know the tea all the time. So I had to get my favorites. Actually, I never tried that. I had to get my favorite set in the spray. This milk hydro makeup set in the spray, I don't know, it just makes my makeup look extra dewy, but like, not, it just looks hydrated. I just look very hydrated, not dry, even though I have all this powder on. I just like that this, when I spray it, it just makes me look like I have a glow. And I really like this, so I had to pick this up. I got the bigger version, last time I had the little version, but I'd be burning out, and I'd be trying to spray the last little bit of it, and then those little splats be coming on my makeup, and it just makes them, it look like, no, but it's not cute. And then I also got this grip. I've never used this, so I'm gonna use it today, before we go out.  Listen, this is not English class. I know I should be able to pronounce some words, but sometimes I can't. I butcher them, unfortunately, I'm sorry, I'm human. But anyway, this is some hair oil I got, I don't know, it's honey infused, so I'm gonna be trying that out. I got the ordinary NICE Cinemae and Zinc. I've been wanting to try this out, and it's only $10, so I'm gonna see what this does for my skin. I'll keep you all updated on it, y'all know. So yeah, that's what I got from Sephora.  I just used the black cloth hangers in my closet from Amazon, but I wanted to show you how I got these glasses because, well, it's water, but it's in a glass, they have these, they have these restoration hardware, and I was like, oh my God, where did I buy these? Cause I was real cool with my rent, the first time. Cause I totally forgot, but she remembered. So, water from glass, it just hits different, it just tastes crispier, and I just like it better, so this is what they look like. And it's been really hard to find aqua-panna in a pack. They only sell it individually at stores, I don't know why. So this is what they look like. They're just in this cute little glass bottle.  I just love it, it's so cute.   But since I was about to get a wrap, I was this close, and I'm like, I have food at home, what am I doing?   That's what I'm about to make, I'm about to chill, and I'm about to watch The Circle, was in the episode, cause I had to hurry up and get ready for my appointment. But I was on the episode where fucking, I'm on the season one. You know what's funny, I watched this before, but I seen a whole bunch of people talking about it on Twitter, even my mom was like, you need to watch The Circle. So I'm like, okay, but when this first came out, I watched it, but I never paid attention to it. But when, what's his name? Antonio, Antonio went in Mercedes room, if I was sure the gap is, it was fun. Cooked me a little wrap, I was talking to y'all cause our table is booked at 2.45, so. Well, I just got dressed, cute Sunday, Sunday. We need to solve this problem. But yeah, so I have on this cute little two piece from Nasty Gal. It's a real cute, it's like a silk two piece set. I hope y'all can see. And it's like cargo shorts. I mean like cargo pants, but silk, obviously. And I'm gonna like adjust the little band right here, but I'm about to get my bag, I'm about to switch my purses out real quick. I'm gonna bring out the big Chanel because it's really right. And it's a black bag. I'm wearing a Chanel earrings, it's only right. And I washed my hands full because I can't be touching her dirty. She is so pretty, y'all. I cannot be rough on her tonight because I don't have time for that. But when I first picked out this outfit, I envisioned this bag with it. That light doesn't have a stand. Tomorrow I think I'm gonna take the time out to really get this room together. So, or Tuesday, one of them. I'm gonna put all my stuff that I need, I will eat some. What's in my bag, so what should I need y'all? Okay y'all, so, I'm gonna have some wipes too. Sorry, a girl took a long time, but I gotta get my wet wipes.  So, so anyway, so this was going in here. So I'm gonna keep my wet wipes in here, my card holder, two face masks, my sunglasses just in case I feel like it, you know. But I need to keep my card holder, take like this stuff out and keep it good. My lip gloss and stuff combination. I really wanna get like a little cosmetic, little mini something because I really don't wanna mess up this purse at all, like my lash brush, gotta keep her. Gotta keep her in there cause she's essential.  I keep my perfume on the full size or not, like I don't keep it. And then maybe a phone charger cause you just never know. But yeah, let me keep this up. Actually up here, this is the first pouch.  This doesn't even have a pouch, what is this for then? The pouch is upside down. Did y'all know that? That is all the, yeah I gotta keep this bag on good condition cause this is the big one, the big one. And I gotta cut, let me take this plastic off. The authentication, okay. Let me cut that off for a delicacy. Okay, she is ready to go. I'm ready to go. So, this bag is heavy. Okay, the little big one. So this is what we're looking like. Yes, the big girl vibes, okay. And I'm not sure what shoes I'm gonna wear, but we'll see. But yes. So yeah, I probably checked in with y'all once I meet up with Jasmine and Kenya. So yeah, I'm gonna probably vlog off my phone. I just really don't feel like having my camera on me. So I'll probably text y'all from the iPhone.


Good morning. Thank you very much. Thank you to our Supervisor, David, for inviting us and making this program. One of the great Muslim jurists, Abu Hanifa, they asked them, if you had one prayer that you know 100%, God will accept that. Who would you make that prayer for? He said, I would make it for the leaders of our nations, because if they're good, the entire nation would be at peace, at ease, and it would be a prosperous nation. So prayer for our leaders that they do good for us in the few years that they're in the office, and their name will be remembered in goodness. On the day of judgment, according to our tradition of the Muslims, Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said that God will remind his servants about the blessings that he has given them, and he will ask one man, you say, do you remember that time when you were in difficulty, and you asked, and you prayed, and I alleviated you from that difficulty. I removed the difficulty from your life, and the man will shout, yes, yes, I do remember that time. I remember. Thank you, my Lord. Thank you, my Lord. And then he will ask, do you remember that other time you were in financial crisis, and you were going through a lot of difficulties in life again, and you came to me, and you prayed, and you asked, and I answer your prayer again, and I alleviate you from that. And he says, yes, yes, I do remember that. So God keeps reminding about all the time that he answered the prayer of this man, and then at the end he will say, do you remember that other time you were in pain and suffering, and you were in difficulty, and then he asked, and you prayed, and I didn't answer it. And the man gets sad because I do remember that time. Yeah, you never answered my prayer. And God will say to him, I'm going to answer that prayer now. So enter my paradise. The prayers either will get answered immediately, or he's deferred, or it will get answered in the hereafter. But Rumi, the great sage of Islam, he said he has a story, a beautiful story about a man who is a snake charmer, and he makes his living with this giant snake that he has on the street corner, and people come and watch the show, and they pay him money. And so one day he, somebody comes and steals his snake. So he starts searching for it. He starts calling upon God. He said, dear Lord, you have to let me find this snake because this is the bread and butter for my family. This is how I make my living. If I don't have this snake, I don't have anything. Please, oh Lord, he goes street to street. Show me. He has an idea that who might have stolen his snake. He said, I want to find this person, and I want to take my snake back so I can go and perform my shows. As he's making prayer, he feels depressed that the prayers are not answered. He goes street to street all over town, but he can't find a snake or the person that stole his snake. And as he is going through it towards the evening, he sees a man lying down on the street turned blue dead. And he recognized him, and he said, this is the man that stole my snake. This is, I had a poisonous snake, and I didn't know. And then he turns to the heaven, and he says, thank you, my Lord, for not answering my prayers. Because I didn't know I was asking for a poisonous snake. And Rumi says, He said, all the prayers that you do, if they are harmful to for yourself, and you're asking for your own destruction, God out of his generosity, he refuses to hear those prayers. Because sometimes we pray for things, and we don't know we're asking for poisonous snakes. So we ask God to show us the truth, and his true form, and give us the ability to follow it. And we ask God to give us eyes that we can see the truth, to give us ears that we listen. To, we listen. A lot of people don't listen anymore, that we listen to, to ourselves, our own hearts, to listen to the words of God, to listen to the voice of the voiceless. We ask God to give us heart that we can understand and comprehend, and fill these our hearts with compassion, with love, with mercy, and make us amongst the people that we love, and show love and mercy towards our children, and the young people, and show respect and honor toward our elders. And may God bless this country, may God bless the world, may God make us amongst the people that we are beneficial to the societies that we are living in, and we are beneficial to the world, to the animals, to the plants, to the trees, and we are the caretaker of this planet, and we don't harm it. Thank you. Have a wonderful day.


Hi everyone. I never really imagined that I would be on this stage. I've only been involved about four years in this whole area. Then it came about from a personal situation with a family member who had a profound adverse drug reaction to SSRIs. And I think that that really turned my attention away from working on many other aspects of accelerating patient access into this area and seeing the promising research that was being done. So we are going to talk about, if I can see how to do that, how about that? Yes. We're not going to talk about regulation to start because regulation is just a path to patience. So we really want to talk about patience and patient need. A friend of mine recently told me that what does the word patient mean? It means the one who suffers. And so if you can look at this slide and the various facts and figures, you see there's a lot of suffering. And I think that this is really important. So these are statistics. The number in 2005 at the bottom 260 billion has now been recent study. You're looking almost doubling that in a little bit over 10 years. So the suffering is increasing. And so as we talk about this, what is the path to relieve suffering in this area in mental health? It's regulatory access. That's the only path that's available to us, as Rick said. There aren't any other magic paths. If we want to serve patients, if we want to support, we have to do our homework and use this path. So I'm going to talk a little bit over the next 10, 15 minutes. We're going to cover 140 years. And so hang on. And we're going to talk about regulation and a bit of what it is. It's a capitalist dilemma. Regulation is really a rule sets a procedure to guarantee conduct and to deal with conduct. Because sometimes when we are creating new things and believe in them, we just get a bit over-enthusiastic. And over-enthusiasm sometimes leads to conduct issues and conduct errors. And so this is all about regulation as a really interesting topic for wonky people. And it is something that really focuses in on this question of how do you regulate a public sector benefit, health, wealth, so banking and pharmaceuticals when they're produced by private sector innovation? How do you do that? And so this is two things I want you to know. One is it's a requirement in capitalist societies to have regulation. And number two, it's responsive. Some people might say it's reactive. Rarely is it proactive. So I'm going to start our little history tour right now, but do it a different way. So there are four aspects that we have to pay attention to in contemporary world right now. One is the claim. So what are we saying? If you have no claim, if you have no sense of benefit, then you needn't go to regulation. It's not a requirement. It's only when you make a claim that's important. Here is one of the claims that led to regulation. It was snake oil in the United States. And this could do anything and it could relieve instantaneously. It almost sounds like psychedelics. Safety, efficacy and quality are the other three elements that are required. And I'm going to talk a little bit about the evolution and growth of this. But this really, the whole notion of regulation started in the 1800s. The major thing that really kind of galvanized this was in 1937 in the United States. And this really led, this was the first public health issue. And you know, people created this sulfanamide elixir. It was something that was actually used for infection, et cetera. And unfortunately, they just happened to use diethylene glycol, is part of the formulation, which is a poison. But they didn't do talk studies before, toxicology studies. So this is the first time where we have a regulatory system that's responding. It's actually, no, there was a poison used in this and we have to actually take a look at toxicology. It's not just something to say, whoops, and 100 people die, right? So these are the kinds of responsiveness that you start seeing. The next thing that Rick mentioned was, in late 50s, there was a sedative, a sleeping pill called phyllidomide that was marketed predominantly in Europe initially. It was a German company. And that was used at that time, fairly primitive clinical trials. And they just didn't happen to test phyllidomide on pregnant women systematically. And you'll see in kind of a testimony to the resilience of the human spirit, a bunch of children who were born because of that with birth defects. So this kind of brought about a huge, huge public response about, are we really doing the science that we need to? Meanwhile, same time period, psychedelic research was peaking, so to speak. And we had sandos at distributing LSD and psilocybin in an investigational format. So anyone who wanted psilocybin or LSD could write and get access to this, because this was being marketed, go try it out, see what it works.  And so it's really important that two years before Timothy Leary ever stepped forth on the stage, sandos actually started to restrict the use of the delivery and distribution of these medicines.  But there was a regulatory impact beforehand. And this really led to the confluence of phyllidomide and psychedelics led to a whole host of new regulations. And the new regulations are all about how do we think about this question of what's our public responsibility in terms of safety? And a new topic was added in 1961, very recent, in the scheme of things about efficacy. Does it work? Now, it's a fairly low bar in the United States. Does it work better than a sugar pill?  But this was the birth of placebo-controlled trials. And for the next 30 years in regulation, so now we're going from the 1960s to the 1990s, things were really moving forward. And you had this, as Rick pointed out, this fundamental balance that regulators look at. Is there more risk or more benefit? And how do they relate? And if, in fact, you have more benefit than risk for a particular patient population, Bob's your uncle, you go out and you do it, right? You have access to that patient population. So that's kind of where regulation was. And it responded. There was another inflection point that's critically important for this audience and this topic, which is in 1991, kind of we had the AIDS crisis in the late 80s, there was an impact probably for the first time of people protesting about regulatory process. And this was the ACT UP group in the United States across Europe. And this led to a view that for critical conditions where there's a high unmet medical need, where people are suffering to go back to the beginning, we need to accelerate the review of drugs, in this case for life-threatening diseases and significant unmet needs. So this construct of acceleration didn't really take place until the 1990s. But it's a really important feature of today's regulatory environment, particularly when it comes to unmet needs. I want to also point out, as Rick said, that there is a learning system that goes on here and philitimide is in the market right now. It's not for use in pregnant women, obviously, we've learned that. But it is actually probably one of the most effective treatments for leprosy. By the way, how do you learn that a sleeping pill is useful in leprosy? Well, people who take it, who actually are looking to gain relief in sleeping and have leprosy, and you see that the leprosy goes away and there's an effect of the drug. So there is learning that takes place in the real world. And that's actually where real learning happens. And that's why there's this whole view to accelerate access. Okay? Now, another thing that happened, another element that really has shaped today's system, the system that we're about to lean into the visible future for us. This is really about the post-launch safety crisis in the 2000s. So I'm using one example. There are many examples, sadly. This one is on Prozac. It's the use of Prozac or SSRIs with people who are young and vulnerable to suicidality. And the fact that it can actually increase suicidality. Now, the problem is that the clinical trials were not done in a shady way. You know, they were just done. But there's a limitation in a clinical trial. The current compact, the current deal with pharmaceutical companies and society is really straightforward. It is, you develop a tremendous amount of research. You go through different stages, expand the research. You then are granted a ticket and that ticket gives you permission to sell the medicine. Now, that was a human decision. What if we had a different decision? A decision that said, there's no way we can figure out all the uncertainty that's possible. It just isn't possible, right? So let's say we have a clinical trial of 5,000 people. But we have an adverse event like suicidality that shows up every 5,100 people. So what you end up having in this situation is a medicine that goes to market. It goes from 5,000 to millions of people. And then you discover the uncertainty, the adverse event that you couldn't detect in your trial because the signal wasn't there, because it doesn't happen frequently. So this scale-up process is really important. And it's also where a lot of uncertainty happens. This was the birth of REMs. So what Rick talked about earlier around the risk management, this is when this really started to come into play is when uncertainty exists and we can't get it all out of the system. Now, we could have two different options in this world. One option would be to say, well, what we need are bigger and bigger and bigger clinical trials, which means more and more expensive, more and more delays, and that fights against the fundamental prospect of if we have an innovation that's a technology that could be helpful to people, we want them to have it. We want them to have access. So what if we change the deal? It's just an agreement. What if we had a different model that could start emerging, which says, actually, the deal is you have to demonstrate early signals of safety, early signals of efficacy, and then very progressively, very systematically, for the remainder of the life of the medicine, the patent that you have, you have to step carefully and you have to collect data. And instead of having this giant free-for-all after you've received information, what if you have a public responsibility to collect and improve public health by virtue of your medicine? So you can just make a different agreement. And I think that this is a future, it's a visible future. Now, the last element that goes into this particular world at which we're standing right now is the financial crisis of the 2007-2008. This made it very clear that there were some times that health systems simply could not afford their innovations. You know, cancer medications, governments here in Europe, very, very focused on this question of how the heck do we provide access to medicines that are so expensive that I can make a decision of an expensive cancer patient for one patient, a medicine for one patient, or insulin for 5,000? How do I make that decision, right? That's a very fundamental decision a government has to make. And you'll see that regulators in Europe are really thinking deeply about this. And I think that's a really important issue. So to summarize other things that are happening, I never knew it until probably six or seven years ago, but there's something called regulatory innovation and regulatory science. We think of this, the pharmaceutical industry always talks about regulatory hurdles as if it's something to get over. Well, actually, this is an evolution of how do we deal with a compact, the social compact between developers of products and the public. And so in this case, what we're seeing is that there's some, the first two articles are written by the leadership of the European Medicines Agency. And those are really focused on the risks of risk aversion. Who would imagine that a regulator would be writing articles about the risk of risk aversion. But that's precisely about not having patients receive the benefit of technologies. Another one is this notion of adaptive licensing and adaptive pathways that I talked about a moment ago. What if we could adapt and go into the market with the responsibility to collect data and be in the real world faster? Really important. And then the last trend that I think is very critical is this notion of, I think governments are very tired after all of the payment, all of the financial crisis. Do we pay for outcomes or do we pay for inputs? Do we pay for pills? Or do we pay for better people, healthier people? And increasingly, the new business models that we can leverage are around outcomes, not about inputs. So with that, we also are coupling into psychedelic assisted therapy. So that takes us to today. Where are we going? Well, these are the quality, the aspects in 2016 that are required to have an unmet need in a well-defined patient population to have safety, efficacy, quality production, comparative effectiveness. These themes went through Rick's presentation. These things, the last one are particularly important here in Europe. And I will say that despite my accent, we believe that Europe will be the leader in this type of process. Now, there is a need still just to kind of bring us back to where we stand today. You had a huge increase in psychopharmaceutical spending from 1988 to 2008 in the National Institute of Mental Health. These are US figures. But the problem has become worse. I'm not going to get into, you know, getting into attribution errors of why that's the case. It's multifactorial like so much in life. But it's getting worse. There still is a need. So that's tick that box. These medicines when used in clinical research, whether you see the wonderful data, we stand on top of all of this work that has happened in the past years. So, you know, it's just tremendous work that helps us all is these medicines are among the lowest in harm potential. And you'll see that adverse events are serious adverse events are largely missing from the entire field of research thus far. When you talk to regulators and so forth about adverse of serious adverse events, they talk about death. So I think it's really very important that we put this into context in terms of that safety issue. Efficacy, what really is attractive to regulators and interesting to regulators is this pattern I've just picked too randomly, but you've seen more and more of these charts today. What happens? What is the mechanism? Why are we taking this medicine at a point where in fact, a medicine assisted therapy, and then a downtick in whatever symptom, and it goes out for a while. That's really interesting and distinctive and promising early signals, pharmaceutical companies, everyone looks to this early signals. So again, we have safety, efficacy, these are the critical things, quality production, Rick's doing this, others are doing this where there will be GMP meeting EU standards so that we actually have medicine that we can use, that we can use reliably in trials that have appropriate standards, they meet good manufacturing practices. And we need to start doing studies that actually look at comparative effectiveness relative to usual care. So that's really looking out toward the future. Now, strategy, how do we move forward? I'll do speak quickly on this. It's the art and science of planning and marshaling resources. Well, as you know, this area has had scant resources. We need to look at that deeply. Because the numbers here are really small, the need is huge. Just think about any of the numbers you've seen on any of these slides today in terms of the unmet need. So that means that we need a strategy. What might that look like? Well, it could be to identify a patient population with a benefit risk profile, one where there's more benefit than risk. People often look toward people toward the end of life or in a life threatening situation. Okay, we have that precedent. But also in this new model of adaptive pathways, one requirement is that you actually can adapt and grow into other populations. So new data, grow, move in more, more patient so that we have a kind of natural expansion of access to patients. Manufacturer, we just need to do that. Work with regulators and HTAs. What's happened? Well, I've been involved in these new collaborative processes between regulators and pharmaceutical companies and other stakeholders, health systems and so forth. There's a real hunger to provide not only access to medicines more rapidly, but to look at new models of doing that and collaborating between regulators and health technology agencies. So we have to start using those processes collectively in this room if we're interested in patients. Papers are terrific. They're really critical. But if we're interested in reducing suffering with patients, this is where we have to go. And then of course, we have to start doing multi-country multi-site clinical trials for authorization. And that has to be done at scale. It has to be done with the leading edge methodology and remembering that everything is innovating simultaneously. We have regulatory science innovating and we have neuroscience innovating. So I think that where do we need to coordinate our action? I'll stop over the next two minutes. We really need to have much more systematic policy dialogues across a whole host of stakeholders. It's the only way forward. We need to educate dispel rumors. We need to dispel misunderstanding. And we need to really look at how do we move forward together. Therapist training and support. It's critical. If we're going to scale, we need to understand just as Rick has pointed out, we need to develop a systematic way to meet the need that has to start now. Care pathway development. Well, this is a big mouthful of words, but what health systems are looking for is how do we take a patient who has a need and move them through a care pathway so that they actually benefit. So we need to develop these care pathways for this type of science and to look at how do we care for patients in the future. And lastly, translational research, translational research, translational research. We always have to be measuring, looking what is the impact, what's the benefit. So if we do all that, where do we get? Well, we have policies that can work. We have professional standards that like Rick talked about where people actually are in condition to deliver this safely, effectively. And we're looking at how do we get paid for outcomes in this new world where we're creating outcomes and hopefully a far more cost effective model than we have had with the traditional approaches with the pharmaceutical. Now, what do we need? Moving forward on this path, we need strategic financing. What I mean by that is there are new models for large scale financing and we need to look toward global health where we have HIV AIDS, we have maternal health, etc. There are many new financial vehicles who actually fund this and they're all funded based on the process that there will be a return. The return does not have to be usurious. It does not have to be high, but it has to be present. So this is where the outcome based models of reimbursement are important. We need open science. This is of value. I think it's important. The Dutch presidency last week advocated open science and that means that we really need to be sharing data so that the rising tide lifts all boats here. This is not something that I think we can withhold. And lastly to move forward, we need collaborative partnerships. Ones that really look at the breadth that you just opened up with today of all of the different partners, all of the different parts of society that need to come together and work together. So I think that is pretty much where we are. I think we need to, we owe this to patients and we owe this to each other to look at how do we do this. And we formed a not for profit medical research organization to help out with some of these items.


I'm Dr. Chakrapani M. I'm working as a consultant in Kasthubha Medical College Hospital, Ambedika Circle and also I'm a professor of medicine at Kasthubha Medical College, Mangalok. COVID-19 has let havoc all over the world. It has changed the way we live forever. Government has taken a lot of initiatives to control this pandemic and lockdown is one of the major initiatives of the government and in the public places the crowding will be reduced and that will reduce the transmission between human beings. COVID-19 disease is spread only from human to human beings and we need to understand the way it is transmitted so that we can take preventive measures. It is transmitted through the respiratory droplets and it goes through only eyes, nose and the mouth. There's no other way it can be spread. Touching a patient does not spread directly but only after the hand is in contact with the nose, ear or the mouth will the virus get into the body. So the transmission is very specific. We don't have to be unnecessarily worried about the virus. It's very easy to control it if we understand this transmission mechanism. If there is proper social distancing of more than 3 feet, if we are able to prevent entry of these droplets into our eyes, mouth and nose, if we are able to wash our hands periodically whenever we touch any object there is no reason why we can't control this virus. Government has taken initiative with the lockdown, yes, but it will be only for public spaces and it is for us to take this initiative individually to control the disease. So instead of panicking, we should follow social distancing wherever we are inside the office, inside the buildings and outside and also make sure that we wear mask and also expect the same thing from the other person also. So wearing the mask will prevent most of the droplet infection that is respiratory secretion from one person to another person and more importantly we should practice person hygiene. That is frequent hand washing because this virus can easily be killed by soap solution. You don't even require alcohol solution. It can easily be killed by the soap solution and make sure that you don't touch your face, nose or the mouth without washing the hand. So if proper face mask is used, if we wash our hands regularly before touching our face, nose or the mouth and if we maintain proper social distancing at least 3 feet, this disease can easily be controlled. Unnecessary panic regarding all other mode of transmission is unwarranted and it will lead to unnecessary confusion and please don't go by all the WhatsApp news. Verified from authoritative sources, Government of India has put up a lot of information on its website. These are authentic and go by that and if you use all these precautions, we can easily control this pandemic.


What is production process? Production process is a workpiece and involves transforming a raw material from its origin state to a finished state by changing its shape or the properties of the material in a series of steps. It is generally classified into six groups. The first being primary shaping process which is a production of solid body from a molten state, Asia state or amorphous materials like glass, poured into a hollow space of desired shape, examples include casting and powder metallurgy. Second comes deforming processes which makes use of stresses like tension, compression etc. to deform a material in cold or hot condition without changing its mass or metal composition. Some of them are forging, rolling, sheet metal working and excruciating. Third is machining processes in which the material is removed by providing suitable relative motion between the workpiece and tool to generate the required size and shape on the component. Examples are drilling, milling, turning etc. Fourth group is joining processes. Here two or more pieces of metal parts are joined together to make a final component using heat and or pressure. Examples include welding, soldering, brazing, screwing, adhesive bonding etc. Fifth and the last second group is surface finishing processes in which only negligible amount of metal is removed from the workpiece to provide a good finish or protective coating. Examples are grinding. Sixth and the last group is material properties modification process which are the processes that provide certain specific properties to metal parts so as to make them suitable for particular operations. Examples include hot and cold working.