Hello like Patrick Should be back streaming now what adventure put says we're back Not sure if you guys saw but the entire The entire thing froze the entire street the PC we stream on froze The entire thing Which is the first time I've seen that I've seen it happen like For like years ago. Okay. Well, this is where we were at. I opened that first pack and notice we were froze This is the second box So, okay So we still got six series of fill-up guys, we'll keep going with the break here All right, so I just started recording again the entire streaming computer froze this break is going to be in two parts essentially I Literally opened the first pack of the second box and realize that it froze. So that's where we're at That's it. That's the first pack right there So, well, let's keep going. I also show the results one more time Just I can show the results one more time real quick You can find them anytime in the website top cams here. Nothing's eating mess with there's a Kobe white to 99 Orange rookie LaRavia Grizzlies What do you mean do what to the site? It's nothing with a website.  That would probably I don't know. Let's see Where's my app? There it is Fine, all right Orange Markelle Fultz. I mean if it if it happens again, then yeah star status Yokech But after one time now, I mean, it's like that just happens sometimes Yeah, orange Paul George if anything else continue to happen rookie new breed auto joshman not numbered to 25 We're the T wolves Red Mike calmly to 99 jazz Yeah, it's definitely annoying when you're streaming in So my dad happens So you're like a break Orange star status Kevin ran for the next it's it's just another thing of like when are we gonna who like whenever you look at PC we stream all day the next three days and then we go to bokeh for the sgc Yeah, there's just not a time There literally is not over the course of the next Week and a half Anthony Davis clarity You've got to do it like in the morning on a Monday or Tuesday when we're not live on this channel Ryan Rollins rookie for the Warriors there live on this PC. Oh, we have people that can do it It's more of just we don't need to bring anyone from the outside and to look at it We have to take it the PC apart. It's gonna take a bit of time They're gonna have to get here super early in the morning basically spellbound Luca. Yeah Should be fine. There shouldn't be anything wrong with it. Orange Gary Trent Jr It's not that big a deal until it is. Yeah, AJ Griffin rookie auto new breed for the Hawks Not me specifically, but we have people that can do it red the 70 Julius Randall nicks into the Edwards spellbounds orange Edward spellbounds or the T wolves star status Trey young Clarity giddy I can do very basic fixes. That's about it. Go bear number 99 for the T wolves, but if I had to like open up the Yeah, the PC. Yeah, no orange Jovi tricky for the heat I can use the internet so I can do a lot of it that way. You know what I mean orange power formulas Steph Curry down of a Mitchell power formulas James Harden and elite deck Loravia rookie Grizzlies I'll need a big hit big hit Orange PJ Washington Jr Julian Brown inserts something's like serious orange Jordan Clarkson jazz Tari Easton new breed rookie auto for the Rockets Number to 49. Yeah, me too. Me too. Got an AJ Griffin rookie for Atlanta orange Devontae Graham Lamello full throttle game Orange Julius Randall Kendall Brown rookie auto for the Pacers new breed Yeah, I just I tried to control all the lead once Just again hard hard reset Lucky with a new good PC. You can kind of like you can do that Everything restores pretty quickly Orange Robert Williams the third You want to tweet it out? All right guys. We've got what is it? Still at 14 All right, still 14 to go Redemption Keegan Murray pen pals congrats Kings. Look at that. There we go. That's a big card Redemption pen pals Keegan Murray Kings Jabarra's with a junior rookie to 49 Rockets Very good box You talk about it John Moran spell bounds star status orange Zion Williamson pelicans orange Collins Sexton Sonics Dale Alice turn of the century auto that's going to the Thunder Sonics go to the Thunder Grayson Allenton 99 for the Bucks Got spellbound blue for the T-Wolves Anthony Edwards 11 of 99 there orange power formulas kawaii liner clippers Everybody watching the uh jets night's game It's a pretty good one full throttle Edwards elite deck Evan Mobley rookie Jabari Walker Blazers orange Kyle Lowry Dude don't it took them like a minute top of one card. Listen, okay If you want me not to bend the corners Some precision need takes time. Okay.  Yeah Anthony Edwards spell bounds Don't make them think I'm taking a minute top a little regular card So I was going for I'm the absurd look like what is the guy doing clarity Kyrie Irving? Honestly, I've got no caffeine to that rookie Peyton Watson either of I kind of crazy that we're still alive honestly Yeah Orange dev the cell it's kind of crazy man. I thought I was it no more caffeine star status jaw On to box number five. That's a gold. Oh my goodness Palo Ben caro Unreal Alvin with the magic Eight of ten gold rookie on real That's big. That's the I think my biggest card I pulled out of this Old palo huge card congrats magic Oh, yeah, oh, yeah Pascal's to y'all come Yeah Orange spellbound drama Spellbound try young feel like people are talking to youtube and they're just they're just can't see them I mean No, it's not true. They're not stop talking Ha ha ha ha ha We have 44 viewers. So yeah, kind of clarity John Morant Let's turn one down Jill and Doran pistons rookie. There you go orange John Collins Lebron James spellbounds orange Joe Engels Sure did oh shag Baji jazz rookie new breed auto 25 there we go jazz Taylor Stevenson Oh boy Max Drewster 99 red for the heat Well, they did lose the first game. So They said Davis power formulas The Venus war I'm just trying to get through this Anthony ever starts status orange for the T wolves that viewership went way down after uh stream crashed. Yeah That's not fun Lucas spellbounds siacum tidal waves rookie marjambochamp This time and I just like get stuff done basically This time and I there's no loopy this is just like get stuff done right orange anthony davis Finished the break that got pushed back from uh earlier star status chase and tatum orange siacum Kelly ubré impact impressions auto hornets God rad Duncan robinson to 45 Power formulas blue donovan mitral cavaliers 82 of 99 Orange levine power formulas for the bulls Yeah, Star Wars is fun. Just kairi star status Lebron james elite deck Shade on sharp blazers rookie orange aladipo Got trey young spellbounds orange erin gordon favorite movie empire strikes back Turn of the century auto mavericks christian wood Kenneth often junior rookie for the grizzlies As much as everyone hates the briefholds. I think I had to put revenge on this It was my top orange reggie bullock. I think I like all the original children Memes do make it better the memes the only reason that movie is good. I'm convinced the memes and the cone wars animated series orange kevin love Right, but I mean it enhances the third movie Impact impressions auto magic franz vagner because it's all the time in between Second and third movies, basically you can take away the memes from revenge of the satin Just the last 20 minutes and mobility 49 rookie for the calves Anthony edwards spellbounds. I'd probably go all the original trilogy movies in the order of five four six And then I would go row one Orange spellbound luke adage Anything besides the sequels I don't know. I might do force weakens over I might go revisions. I might go revenge of the sith and then force away goes and then the other Well, no, then they're then they're all not good after that. They're all not good after that Not equally bad nine is the by far the worst A glass masters onto the gumpo. I think one and nine are like the worst ones You think one's worse than clone wars Look, just because there's a cool fight scene at the end doesn't save the movie. It saves everything No, it doesn't Like, okay, uh, clone wars is pretty terrible. Exactly. Oh, man clone wars stinks Spellbound orange. Anthony Edwards teawolves Like the coolest thing about the dialogue in that movie is is so bad. Yeah, it's terrible. Um Steph curry like the only The only thing that I really I liked about the clone wars when the first came out was the yoda fight Because it's first time you got the yoda in action And then it's got sabonis Glass masters the ball of genosis. That was about it And even the ball of genosis was like five minutes long.    You don't like saying you don't get it George Lucas. You don't know how to make movies Spellbound Steph Curry anymore at least dialogue wise. Yeah episode two is pretty boring up until the end There's some okay for it's like Got blue rookie shade on sharp nice to nutting off of the blazers. It's been a pretty good case so far Orange power formulas LeBron Lakers Major self-fine scenes like yeah, see it's stuff like that The dialogue is very bad Not a well written or directed movie not even Ewan McGregor can save it Trevor Kiehl's Three was better There's more cool stuff in three. I think is that is the thing about it And the acting gets better There's still some eye roll parts. We're like, oh, yeah, but yeah Nine not I will I will watch nine again. I won't do it or it's Eric white Unless it's the bobby brick scene That's fair. It's the only good part Rookie auto pen pals shade on shade on sharp for the blazers. Congrats blazers Very nice hit Malachi brand of pen pals redemption spurs It's a really good box Two pen pals in one box is pretty crazy actually Edward Spellbound's Orange scotty pippin jr. Rookie for the uh Lakers I don't like when people are talking about the acting and stuff in the pre polls Like I don't think any movie besides row one had a really great act It's really everything was just kind of male together. I think it was a good acting in the original trilogy It's okay, but it's not like Monte Morriston 99 for the wizards. It was a crazy great It was a little inconsistent, but there were some good scenes Orange rookie taggy smarten for the hawks Yeah, there's some good acting in the in the sequel movies, but like story just gets Orange Spellbound Dampian Edwards Steph Curry full throttle Got LeBron tidal waves Coloco rookie Raptors The only person that didn't hate solo What I'm the only person that didn't hate solo I thought it was all right. I hate it. I don't like it though. It's kind of like man I've watched it a couple times since I saw it Yeah, maybe you had three watch it again Orange Malik Beasley jazz Also, how does the Falcon get the little Bill lamb beer impact impressions out of pistons gold to 10 nice lamb beer How does the Falcon get the little gap in front of the ship because it wasn't there in solo, right? They get it during the castle run Okay, I must have missed like purple erin gordon the 49 for the uh for the nuggets They're like the last heist is what it happens I remember them going through like I appreciate whatever orange star status to me butler Edwards spellbounds Got Zion clarity Gina Williams rookie for the thunder Do something good here Got orange tigiltus alexander for the thunder Steph Curry spellbound warriors orange for a nicks And a sumo impact impressions out of for the bowls All right four more gotta get sick series filled up everybody sick series filled up Is that 12 to go Are you tweeting it? 12 to go everybody. We're gonna get your link in chat every single spot hits Brandon Ingram number to 99 for the pelicans Full throttle gold lamella ball a lot of gold in this case two of 10 There we go Hornets orange star status lucas donjage mavericks Like the third gold I think God step curry spellbound Anthony Edwards idly deck teawolves Terry smart and rookie for the hawks orange zyre williams grizzlies star status donovan michael orange jaylon brown for the celtics Vince williams junior rookie auto for the grizzlies Dylan terry rookie auto for the bowls No channel points don't do anything as of right now Orange christian wood for the rockets We have a youtube membership program and a newsletter that you can sign up for a website that you can get discounts through God Zion spellbounds Yeah, we don't do discounts through twitch for vegas That's pretty much that's pretty much it then was seven minutes to go orange amherty simons blazers I've seen some pretty crazy things Oh, yeah, I mean seven minutes is plenty of time, but Got marched on boat champ rookie for the bucks on the auto Nice boat champ rookie chat holmgren to 99 for the thunder This is definitely a consistently good case Got a power formula as orange zion step curry spellbound And a kemelize one back to the future All right, three more here See what else we're gonna add to with this really good break Guy yannis on the tidal waves rookie kennedy channeler for the grizzlies orange dylan brooks nice anthony edwards dimensions ssp For the grizzlies We go about one per case. We'll get that one back for your grizzlies orange larry marketing got clarity yokich ej ladelle rookie for the pelicans orange brandon ingram yannis power formulas orange paul george spurs ricky yearbook auto Is blake westley to 49 on the red lani walker the fourth numbered to 96 lakers Got step curry spell bounce orange lillard power formulas for the blazers star status luke redemption going to The Hornets pen pals mark williams hornets So I'll set there a lot of pen pals this case Usually you get usually you can go a few boxes without seeing one, but we've had a lot Vestal to 99 spurs Spellbound lebron to 99 on the blue One of 99 for the lakers orange spellbound davis lakers Got spellbound luke donchich Turn of the century ricky auto jaylin rose pacers. I said rookie. That's not a rookie obviously Pacers jaylin rose turn of the century auto Donnie sounds like a A sad child Star status to rants blue numbered to 99 for the nets Yeah, like him ebony's or screwed or something orange full throttle donovan mitchell Cavs donovan the guy who doesn't like christmas, right? Spellbound staff. Yeah Get them ghosts That is a clarity trey young A.J. Griffin hawks rookie What's He just I don't know I forget He's rich greedy. That's basically a spellbound xion. Yeah, I'd be like that Maybe if I ever get rich, I'll let you know If you ever get rich, you're gonna let me know Spellbound curry I'll be I'll be waiting for your response because I don't think it's gonna Salacious be scrooge Kyrie tidal waves Jalen door and rookie for the pistons Aaron wiggins orange orange dwell and bead Genre grabs penny hardaway magic to 49. That's awesome high five and shack Genre grabs penny on card All right, stop man. What a fun case That's maybe the best case of this we've ripped so far purple clay to 49 Warriors Spellbound orange step curry warriors All right, still one more box after this pack here There's beal. All right Here we go Duncan tidal waves rookie Nikola Jovic Got orange zion I I agree they should have I agree with that orange carousel avert Kate cunningham clarity Stick Rookie Blake Wesley for the spurs Zion spellbounds got trey young spellbounds Turn of the century auto clippers is elton brand Not a lot of you see very often elton brand Lamello star status orange rookie tyrese martin for a lana orange power formula badly beel for the wizards step curry spellbounds Pen pals jeremy sohan rookie auto spurs to 25 What a break Very nice card spurs nice sohan purple fissile to 49 for the spurs Lebron full throttle Like serial number to 999 orange star status kawaii liner clippers I'll do it for the case Let's do a quick recap. Let me get some sick series All right, we had a sohan pen pals at 25 Elton brand genre graphs penny hardaway to 25 as well or 49 excuse me for the magic Jalen rose hornet's redemption mark williams blake westley marjan bochamp vince williams jr iota sunmu gold to 10 bill lambier number to 10 there Spurs pen pals malachi brannum france vagner auto christian wood kelly ubré ag bhaji that one's number to 25 there we go jazz Dale ellis sonics go to the thunder Pen pals redemption kings keegan murray great hit there kendall brown tarry eason red to 49 New breed aj griffin joshman knot 25 gold brandon clark to 10 walker castler We've got an anthony edwards dimensions SSP rookie pen pals auto shade on sharp blazers into gold rookie palo ben caro to 10 That'll do it on the six years. Thanks everybody. All right so Yeah, if we don't get the next one filled up, I'll either have to cancel it or push it to tomorrow Let's go ahead and do this first one And we'll see I don't think we got it filled up. It's it's super late and we lost a bunch of viewers Unfortunately, so if you're in the next one Yeah, that's a rat on that I'll do my best to let you guys know we're sending emails All right, let's do Case 20 Everybody forced here up in 2023 top star was six series 20 box case number 20 random hit style 20 autos in the case 20 spots of the break will random off all the hits at the very end Thanks for running everybody and good luck Clips coming back You gotta watch these highlights though Like has anyone said anything in youtube chat Anthony said at the screw Okay, cool, we're still we're still good then we're still good.  Yeah Give us some time First start is a Rio de Rant base auto. It's katie cartwheels Rio de Rant Next up grand moff Tarkin auto Grand moff Tarkin guy Henry as a bridger base autos taylor gray is as a bridger solid one And core and trawler base auto core and trawler So Dmitrius bestrevski With a luminara unduly auto Olivia diablo luminara unduly ready for a low numbered hit a zero auto Chris Bartlett is zero ice jar jar banks 35 out of 50 jar jar banks Best There we go. Nice hit. Good luck on that one everybody. I haven't seen a jar jar since we've opened this jar jar banks 35 out of 50 Yeah, there we go. That's what we're looking for right there Eight he is also the same actor that played in uh Like the fourth episode of in warriors. Yeah, mary muck shies uh, john rosengran is mary muck shies Fifth brother green auto 16 of 25 filip anthony rodriguez Brother to 25. Yeah, that's a pretty good case. We got going here The first base one's not the best Is a twilight major domo Base auto twilight major domo. That's uh, sorry david pesquisey fixer base auto fixer christanzen base auto Carrie jones is christanzen Say lux bon terry auto Lux bon terry jason spesak edgrio two tubes auto base david accord It's a long shot, but I kind of like to see lux come back live action in soca That actually kind of What what episodes was lux in so he was in a couple like lara urso valine cane lara urso I forget which episode it was but had may travel to lux's mom's place Did she brought us up with her and then her and lux kind of started getting to know each other and they had like a arc together Like I remember now they're getting closer. There's a one 8d8 That is matt barry is 8d8 bead auto scott capuro as bead imperial comms officer base auto katie o bryan imperial comms officer an rx 2 4 orange auto 1 of 10 paul rubens is rx 2 4 from rebels I haven't seen that before Oh, no, he's he was um Okay, I know I know a dr. Pershing orange auto number 6 of 10 as well omid abtahi is dr. Pershing A lot of no numbered autos in this one solid case Yeah, he was that droid was a commander of a shuttle that sabine inner sister raised the blow when they were Yeah, I remember that He was in it for like 30 seconds of screen time Definitely the lowest like numbered cards. I've seen since we've yeah plus plus that jar jar. Yeah that jar jar was big All right. Good luck everybody Go five times four and one names first Yeah, dr. Pershing solid two got his own little story five times in the name is one two three four and five Francis d down to paul b and then five times on the uh hits here One two three four five Grand Moff Tarkin down to jar jar All right, so frances d with the grand moff Tarkin jacob m imperial comms officer frances d rio durant matthew b edgerio two tubes chris d dr. Pershing orange david c fifth brother green Felix n with the luminara paul b fixer and azur bridger michael t twilight major domo troy h with uh rx24 christopher j zero jenet with chrissanton matthew b uh mayor mox shies matthew m eight d eight Felix n with corin trawler travis wb'd frances d with lyra urso drew g lux bontary and paul with the jar jar Very nice Thanks again everybody for joining get the results posted and we're gonna be moving on the personals now So again, we do have that other case. Uh, it's not gonna fill up tonight though. So we're either gonna Push it to tomorrow or Yeah, we'll we'll we'll figure it out So Let's delete that from there The personals are full. We'll get those started in a few minutes again. Super late. I know guys, but It's been it's been a it was a slow slow day. What's up, elin? Well, we filled up all the breaks that we had. It's just earlier. It was pretty tough Thanks again, everybody. All right guys be back and then we'll get started Dude that is a gorgeous sketch right there too Holy cow. Look at the details on this It's a gold now Gold dark boxes so far insane That is awesome. Nice james cook One of one we'll take that all day long get that straight into a mag for you, buddy Nasty right there nasty laundry that yeah upside down swoosh Pitted this guy in this break. George Pickens one of one Oh What to one g two of another one I think that's black the timeless moments too It's a timeless moment, too.  That is a gorgeous sketch right there, too Holy cow. Look at the details on this It's a gold now Gold dark boxes so far Insane That is awesome. Nice james cook One of one we'll take that all day long get that straight into a mag for you, buddy Nasty right there nasty laundry that yeah upside down swoosh Pitted this guy in this break. George Pickens one of one Oh What going to e and g two of Florence mac jones a of c south a of c east My god His numbered one of two Nike swoosh Oh Right there a true one of a kind treasure All right guys, we'll get started in a moment here Everybody forest here ripping two boxes of 2022 tops five star baseball hobby for joseph d appreciate you joseph. Good luck I'm starting off with a rookie auto of matt manning This is sick patch auto salvatore parez 25 of 25 It's a nameplate patch. I believe Three color game worn patch auto salvatore parez That's a beautiful hit rookie auto curtis terry And a one marachel auto to 75 Nice marachel signed over himself rather than were Those sign was still awesome hit marachels the legend Good couple boxes. Thanks again, joseph. We'll get him out to you Everybody forest here ripping two boxes of 22 23 revolution basketball hobby from mark d here we go mark. Best of luck The vortex of jaylon williams astro kevin porter jr Who's the abate a fractal vortex kade cunningham keegan murray shockwave A rookie group payton watson Jake laravia rookie musa di abate rookie future frame 12 out of 60 numbered rookie there lift off jammer ant astro tyrese maxi colloco their groove and bead Vortex jeremy sohan. We got astro stef curry Payton watson rookie a rookie astro paliban caro. There we go.  You got rookie astro benedict math or in that one's nice Vortex johnny davis and astro kevin porter jr Keegan murray rookie base god vortex fractal donovan michael rookie revolution malachi brandham rookie groove jaden hardy with an auto rookie jaylon doran nice Good couple of boxes for your mark alibur and anianis Max christy a kenneth lofton jr. Rookie impact with the grizzlies here number 96 out of 149 I will do it good stuff mark. Thank you again. We'll get it out to you Everybody forced to it ripping five boxes of top strome f1 for jesson h. He's got three sapphire and two hobby There we go. Thanks again. We'll start with the two hobby boxes Good luck justin Somebody just mentioned me on ebay said what is the best price? Sounds like someone's gonna get blocked What is the legal refractor Richard for short future stars? No, just I'm but you make me at all I haven't listed it at a price so Sergio Perez checkered flag Just make an offer carlo signs refractor speed demons lance stroll Purple checkered flag. I'll give you separate here refractor max for stopping. There's purple checkered flag yugi sinota 152 of 199 refractor yugi sinota Only like a true gold or a red wave or something purple and green alexander albon speed demons for stopping refractor leon lassan purple is mix schumacher number three six three seventy six and three ninety nine refractor mix schumacher and gold it looks like Oh, it's an insert. It's louis hamilton george russell constructor coalition very nice 37 to 50 Nice card on the back there All right, one more hobby box Refractor asked about okon checkered flag x factor Sergio Perez base refractor future stars marino sato all right a few base packs refractor max for stopping jq's 55 a 299 future stars mini diamonds refractor alexander albon Purple and green is jack dohan No, son's one Seriously? Two one sons Big one too straight now Rookie refractor zho guanyu Purple louis hamilton nice to 399 Grand Prix winner bachrain So first game lighting 173 x a leaf 172 refractor louis hamilton And a checkered flag gold nyquist let's see fee 31 to 50 Gold checkered flag x factor All right time for the three sapphire boxes. Good luck. Justin see some variations here lando vesti Signs in dohan have a magneson a chartreuse lando norris. This one's numbered to 199 George Russell daniel rickardo Yugi sonoda for stopping for stopping and mike crack Got marcus armstrong green future stars jq's number in 75 out of 75 george russell carlo signs Lando norris cpia daniel rickardo. This one's numbered 18 of 100 Some solid color so far lando and leon lawson Yo, skipito with a louis hamilton photo variation, right? Yeah, this photo variation nice Was backwards the other ones haven't been Good stuff there ghastly and fit the palady okon hamilton let's see fee hamilton Alonso we've got a Gold sergio pares grand prix driver of the day mexico 23 out of 50 Pogbashi and we're stopping Two more It was hamilton kevin magnuson lando norris and logan sergeant That photo's got an aqua basur numbered 55 out of 99 got a daniel rickardo come on nova lock Soft now or there's a sergio pares grand prix driver of the day cpia numbered 66 out of 100 Wasav are stopping They're stopping orange now sergio pares 19 of 25 Very nice sergio cordial hamilton rondo alonso Vettel kosher and norris botas chartreuse louis hamilton award winners 36 of 199 Schumacher and hamilton daravala la claire albon and hamilton carlos sines at louis hamilton cpia variation now to 100 nice big card there too okon and isani last one Variations there. Good luck. Justin last one here, man Got estaban okon with a mix schumacher cpia numbered 28 of 100 Yuki sonoda estaban okon Frederick basur a green now jake hues 63 is 75 Guan Yu and Verstappen I'm very excited for clearly don rest tomorrow land stroll louis hamilton logan sergeant la claire Six series maybe or baseball almanac Alonso a chartreuse max Verstappen to 199 Nisani and Alonso Sonoda riccardo land stroll and willig basci Amari cordial aqua future stars frederick vesti numbered to 99 stop in minotto Vettel land stroll Vettel and pares Daravala a chartreuse pia ghastly to 199 la claire and jo guanyu Thanks again, just some nice cards there for a man. We'll get those right out to you Get that uploaded Next up will be adam w It's weird nightbot hasn't even like had any chats come through Not going No probably something about What happened earlier going live and yeah, yeah, it really is andony sound never leaves It's like a core memory for everybody. It's very weird We'll be right back guys, and then we'll keep going one of the biggest cards in the product Gold quartz Gigantic card That's mic b with the raptors Okay All right All right, here we go Everybody forced here up in three boxes of 2022 dawn rest football hobby for adam w. Thanks adam. Good luck Let's find a uh, let's find an sp Come on sp. Come on Santa Claus downtown come on now Bailey zappy rated rookie Dominators rust you got jahan dot some of the portrait rated rookie And sapphire. Yeah He'll eat serious mclauren Pretty much james cook rated rookie cook rook Zach martin purple jaymo rated rookie Number to 500 this one has some foil peeling on the bottom.  There's steve curry fans of the game and a red press group brownie chub christian watson dominators barry sanders jesson ridder there george carloftus jalen hurts elite series Malik willis rated rookie a son haskins the rookies alex pierce portraits Jeremy ruckett orange rated rookie to 99 for the Jets passing the torch dual jerseys chad johnson and jamar chase to 199 passing torches are always cool press proof rated rookie red boy amafé I think there's some of those in elite, um basketball jones Odell press fruit de marcus lorence looking for an auto alante taylor God chase tearing davis price jake plumber signature marx numbered 8 to 10 jake plumber legend and in in some ways he's a legend terrain johnson the second alex pierce the rookies jonathan allen now one's numbered to 25 for the commanders and w has the commanders elite series davante smith nick bolton jerry tillery sam williams kyler dominators sam howell portraits damian pierce rated rookie red press proof wandale no-name variation of joey bosa jesson ridder elite series and red press proof of ryan tanahill mark andrews debo samuel katie's a uh diamond faction that purdy is in phoenix yeah that makes sense the rookies erikizu kanma autographed numbered to what 299 hey whatever you gotta tell yourself steve don and i are zero percent tired yeah i'm wide awake dude you i'm so convinced i i romeo so that's something someone says when they're actually for sure convinced uh to 100 debo i i'm gonna say i'm gonna say 16 hours i'm just so wide awake donny won't sleep when he before and next time he comes to work won't sleep at work me neither i will yeah i'll do that but me neither i was like sleeping for yeah fans of the game mack mark walberg dobs rated rookie dominators montana gridiron king's corral no-name variation for the dolphins at zavian howard yep zavian howard davis price rated rookie press proof red i'm gonna get internet dial-up noise and make it my text tone yeah sauce gardener portrait or a key one person should be here uh one person text me be i did a pretty good job there elite series kind of walk with the third it's been a while since i've heard that no that's spot on like i i could just imagine just sitting watching the little bar go across my computer waiting for me to connect with you to know a little like phone symbol then like the computer symbol and all that stuff gary wilson the rookies a drew breeze press proof gold 45 and 50 there you go go adam he's a big he's a big auto here could be dean rated rookie there's zack wilson dominators waddle elite series trail on berks acre's champions here mac jones throwback taylor action all pros and donald george carlottis portrait rated rookie and a red asan hat or sorry purple asan hasken seven it's 20 wow that's what it tights desmond ridder relic coming up and it is a debo samuel patch card to 100 got nick bosa wrote the super bowl red marquez calloway dominators davante adams james wiliams portrait red press proof rated 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So, welcome everybody to our fire site chat today with Holly, Holly Sutherland, who for many years was director of the Euroma team at ISA and is also part of the board of the DRM program. So, we are very glad to have you here, gathering with us around our virtual fireplace, so you can hear the fire crackling in the back. And we have recorded the first part of this conversation, but there will be a part where you can ask questions interactively later on, so that much up front for the audience. So, Holly, great to have you. I will start in the very early days, and with a very simple question, how did you first come in touch with micro simulation? Oh, well, first of all, thank you very much for inviting me to join you. It's a lovely crackly fire. So, I think I first came into micro simulation through doing work on the UK back in the 80s, 1980s. And from that, the idea of using micro simulation to do comparisons across countries, comparisons of the effects of policies in different economic and social contexts to try and understand more about policy effectiveness, I suppose. I mean, that would be back in the mid 90s that we were doing that. And just for a selection of countries, based on the idea that we were a group of people working together anyway, and we could see that micro simulation would be a way of answering the questions that we had about different systems. So, the countries were a few EU countries, France, Ireland, UK, Italy, I think, were the first ones. And the idea, we all had our own national models, but the idea was that because they used different assumptions that were hardwired into these models and they all been built in different ways, we needed to build something designed for comparisons. So, that's what we did. So, the idea was not so much, it was really just to inform that research on inequality and poverty and the different effectiveness of policies in these different national contexts. And then, of course, that led almost naturally to the idea of having a European model, so being able to have a model that would not only compare the effects in different EU countries, but to look across the EU, to look at the EU as a whole. And in doing that, we were sort of way ahead of what the policy demands were at the time. This was very much an academic project. And so, we did that for the EU 15. And what that meant was that we had to build something that was very flexible and that could cope with different data, because it was before the EU Silk, for the EU, we were using different data for each country. And obviously, different policy systems. And it was almost as a byproduct of that, that we realized that we could make use of the framework that we built to easily, quickly build models for countries that didn't have models already. So, as the EU expanded, we did that for the new member states. And then, it became obvious that we could also use the same framework to build models for countries that didn't have them. And in fact, that were in quite different economic contexts. And the very first experiment was with South Africa. And where Michael Noble and Gemma Wright were, I think, they approached me. I can't remember. It was one of those real fireside chats, I think, where we happened to meet up and talk about it. And the idea of trying to build a model for South Africa came up. So, the idea of having a common framework for building models for different countries, which I suppose is what I ended up following my career, was that's what it was, was a sort of byproduct of the fact that we'd already had to develop something that was flexible in a way that a single national model for single set of purposes didn't have to be. Okay, so I have now, just out of curiosity, a question. What software did you use initially? Well, for the first UK models, we were using the very first model I wrote was for a mainframe, because we didn't have PCs then. And I used a combination of SPSS and Fortran. So those are the days. Then we rewrote the UK model using C++. But when we first wrote the first comparative multi-country model, we used Excel. So we didn't use the, I think the very first one, we actually used Excel calculation engine. Because that was a common, that was a software that was common and easily available and that everybody could use or easily learn to use. I mean, it was not ideal. So we moved on from that quite quickly. And so the software that we used was again C++ for the engine, the bit that nobody ever has to look at that's written by programmers. But the way in which Yoramard looks even now with those columns was based on that original idea from Excel. We could see how that sort of column structure, having a column for a policy system, that that could be made to work. And so, although it's a long way from Excel now, there are still some things that we sort of discovered along the way that turned out to be useful. Because in the beginning, we had no programmers as such working on the project. It was all, we were all economists at the time and we all picked up what we needed to pick up and went and tried to learn things. And it was very much not an expert programmer's program. Probably some programmers looking at it now would say the same thing. But it was fit for purpose because we could make it do what we wanted it to do. It has worked and still working. So when did you start to call it Yoramard? I think that was with the first, the EU 15. So when there was only 15 countries in the EU, it was when we first had, we built that model. We built a sort of prototype model, first of all, because that was the way that the funding went. We had funding from the EU scientific programs and they didn't really believe that what we were promising, which was an EU model, they didn't believe either that it was possible or that it was useful, which was a sign of the times, I think. And I think it's now very much recognized as a useful thing by the commission anyway. But at the time, they didn't see it. So instead of giving us a big grant to build a model, they gave us a small grant to prove that it was possible to build a prototype and to, if you'd like, try and sell it to explain why this was something that they were going to, or policymakers and academics working on policy issues, we're going to find useful. So we did those things and then we had funding to build the whole thing. But I think the term Yoramard was first invented when we first put in the big proposal. We've always had a bit of trouble with it because it's a kind of obvious name to use, no, for a European model. But it's actually copyrighted by the fashion industry. So there are various Yoramard and Yoramard sort of trademarks that are registered. So we've never been able to, we never were able to sort of own the word, but we carried on regardless since we felt that we weren't really in competition with the fashion industry. That's interesting. Yeah, that you consider yourself not to have been in competition with the fashion industry. You mentioned the South African model and actually Michael Noble will be another guest in this series in the upcoming, I think for the next day that he will be speaking with my colleague Rodrigo Oliveira. So we can actually check whether that idea was or happening at a real fireplace with Michael Noble. And it brings me also back to the next question, basically. So obviously the South African model was in a way the front runner for a model that's not from a developed or European country specifically. But like, when you first heard that at Union United is the idea of building such models, like, what did you first think? Like, oh, these people are crazy. Oh, great that finally someone comes around with it or like your initial reaction. Well, there were sort of two initial reactions, because in fact, that there had been talk of doing some micro simulation for Africa, for Africa, before sometime before South Mott. So I think the idea had been around for a while, but didn't actually gel in a way that South Mott has gelled. So it was not a single moment. I have always been keen for the work that we've done and the ideas that we've had and the approach that we took for EU countries to be picked up and adapted, if necessary, and carried out anywhere in the world. And in fact, one of the things I'm most proud of that that happened and South Mott, first of all, the SA model, the South Africa experience was such a great sort of trail blazer. But then the idea of doing something for several countries and really with a rather open agenda about where it might lead was, of course, really exciting. I was, it was exciting, but I was also concerned that people wouldn't think it was easier than it was. Or, because again, this is my experience going back with the EU and with your mod and even with the UK, is that when people hear the word model, they think that this thing is going to be able to do anything. I had the experience a long time ago with a very clever person working for the European Commission. She wasn't, she was by no means stupid or ill-prepared, but she asked me if Euromod could predict the effect, the gendered effects of increased R&D funding to the aerospace industry. Well, I mean, the quick answer is no, not really. I mean, the long answer could be, well, it depends what else you have there. Possibly it could be part of some kind of analysis, but it wouldn't be the first place you'd look. And so I do have, I mean, I'm very aware that people often think that this model will answer all the questions that they might have. And so one always had to be careful not to raise expectations too high and to be quite practical. And I'd always been keen on the idea of having quite simple and quite appropriate for the model questions to look at first as a way of demonstrating the kind of core things that the model could do. I don't know, you know, the distribution effects of a new simple child benefit, that kind of thing, as a way of trying to help people understand what it can do. And then of course, there are all the steps after that about explaining how that's not the end of it, that one can be, you know, there are a lot, it's basically, we can't imagine all the questions that we can answer. They will come along and people will have new ideas based on work that's been done already and so on. It's a kind of dynamic organic sort of process. I think I can say from inside that both your initial reactions to certain extent have helped through that. It has, surely sometimes a challenge and kind of navigating the expectations towards the models is a constant challenge, obviously. On the other hand, I think we can say that they are there and they are coming out of the very infant stage. We're going into the toddler stage, I think at this point. And actually, then let me tie in my third question in that way as well. So now if you think forward, what would you, where do you see Southmond going? Or where would you want to see it going? Oh, it's not up to me to want. All I would want is that it's used and that it makes a difference and that the people who work with it love working with it. I mean, I think there are, this is a bit of an aside, but there are people who really love doing this kind of work. And if they do, they should be grabbed and given the opportunity. It's always been such a pleasure for me to work with teams of people who have enthusiasm for this work. But I think there's another thing to bring in here, which is the question of data. So the models are not anything much unless they have good data. You can make up for data problems to some extent, but in the end, if you have no data, you have no model. And I think in a way that's the future direction for those sort of technical sides of the model is for the models is to improve and in a sense diversify the data that they run off. So thinking about administrative data of various sorts, but also forging strong links with data providers so that the data that is available is improved and that the data providers understand the needs of the model. So I think that's the future. It's also the past. I mean, it's always been necessary to try and build good relationships with data providers, not just about access and availability, but also about improving what's there. Obviously, that's difficult because there are always many demands on particular data. But I think it's an essential part of carrying the things forward. The other thing, of course, is making sure that the models are used and that everyone who has a use for them has an opportunity to use them, that they're not just hidden away in a single person's office, that they're disseminated well. And of course, I know you've been running training courses, but thinking about how to do that in the most effective way is always there, but it's something that depends on the context. It depends on who's being trained, why they want to, or I've been asked to learn how to use the model and what they will do with it. I mean, I see every use of the modeling, even any training course, is an investment. So it has its immediate effect, but it also has potentially a kind of longer term dynamic effect. Thank you for this. Now we'll close the recording here and go over to taking questions to follow up what we just started to discuss about. So here we are. And because I already had the opportunity to ask Holly so many questions, we can have anyone else ask follow up questions of what we just started discussing. You can either put them in the chat, but I'm also happy if you just speak up if that's technically possible, Anna. Yeah, I think it's possible so that people can ask to share video and audio and I will admit them in and then they can speak. So we can do that very well. Okay, so we have a few more minutes so you can basically just shoot away and just ask then Anna or just try to speak and then Anna will let you in. So actually, I think Holly, we can follow up one of the questions we had because I think Michael is actually here in this room. And we can actually check with Michael. Was it so Michael that actually Holly made the match between at the time Jukka and you guys at SASPRI in the very early stage of Southmont? Do you remember Michael? Michael, are you able to ask her to be let in? We need to admit you in first. It's the blue button you should see on your screen. I think it says ask to share, Michael, if you want to. Ask to share video, audio, if you see a button like that. I don't know if he's written something. Ah, he is answering by writing. Yes, Holly was the matchmaker. Yes, Holly was the matchmaker. So now we know Holly. So may I ask something, actually? Yeah, go for it, Anna. Yeah, so I'm just interested because I don't know so much about this topic still. So is there some examples like how the EuroMod has been used? Like, have you collected some kind of impact stories or like, or is it very widely used nowadays to like in everyday decision making in the EU? I hope I can be heard now. Yes, yes, we can hear you. So there are plenty of impact stories and also academic papers that have used EuroMod. I would direct you both to the website at Essex, the ISO website, to look at the the EuroMod and the micro simulation pages there. But I would also direct you to the EuroMod website at the JLC at the European Commission, because they also put material on the web about how the model is being used currently at the Commission. There is a working paper series where when Essex was in charge of EuroMod, we used to ask that all analysis that all sort of substantial analysis was published through that as a way of collecting together a kind of library of ideas and analysis that other people could improve on or build on or whatever. But certainly there are now two web places to look at impact type studies too. I don't know if somebody wants to put the web address there. Yeah, Matteo Arribi, thank you. Yeah, thanks Matteo. Thank you. And I think actually, yeah, we have to, I think, close this soon Anna, right? Because we need to be super much on time in these online conferences. I think so. Maybe we can have just one quick question. Can we have one more question? Yes, so if there's one more question, please, you can type it in the chat. It seems it's a bit hard to get let in. Yeah, maybe. So we see a lot of hellos in the chat. It's just nice too. So that's the part that we are missing from a real live conference. You would now go for a beer probably. Oh, I think that will come and ask something. Yeah. Rodrigo. Hi. Sorry, I'm without the video because I was not prepared for that. But I have one question. Tomorrow we will listen a lot from Michael about this somewhat. But I have this curiosity about how was the process for other countries to decide to develop their models for other developing countries? So was the countries needed to approach you? Or was the in remote team and the university and all the partners that went to the country and help to then to think and propose to develop the model? Well, I think it's a it's a mixture. And I think it's almost pure that should be answering this question in relation to the countries that are part of South Mod. It was very much initiatives taken by people at UNU wider. It was a little bit initiatives taken when people contacted me and I wanted I passed on the ideas that there were people in countries that wanted to build models themselves. So there were also, Gemma and Michael had lots of contacts in other Southern African countries. So there was all sorts of ways in which people were taking the initiative. And from the Euromard side at the time, it was both the more the merrier. But also we were aware that it's we that the effort needed not to be spread too thin. And that there were some fundamental necessary conditions for building a good model, data being one of them, and people who are prepared to commit themselves and who are in a position to commit themselves being another. And I'll stop there because I know we're short of time, but I think it's something that that the PL may well have a very long answer to how these countries get chosen and what happens. And maybe you can continue with the Michael fireside. Oh, by the way, I think Matthew is missed in some other session. If I'm understanding right. So I think all a lot of us will right move over to Yeah, okay. Well, in that case, so I think we're gonna like run out of this room and run into the next room. But before that, I want to thank you, Holly, for making the time. I know you have very important commitment now coming up with your grandson. Thank you for taking the time and look forward to next time. Thank you so much. Thank you. Bye.


As you might expect with royalty, the new king, King Charles, and his wife, Camilla, call some of the most regal properties home. Whether they are in England, Scotland, or Wales, the couple has stunning mansions to choose from. Also, Michael and I have dropped our own house tour of our new home that we moved into this year, so go ahead and subscribe to our personal channel if you want to see where we're living and more of what we're up to. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. With the recent news of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, her firstborn son Charles will be the next in line to ascend the throne and assume his rightful place as England's next king. Up until this point in his life, Charles has held the title of the Prince of Wales and over the past few decades, he has shared an astounding property portfolio fit for a king with his second wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. This royal couple has mostly split their time between four gigantic properties in England, Scotland, and Wales. For instance, whenever these two are in London on official crown business, they spend their nights in an estate known as Clarence House. But more often than not, you'll find them decamping to the county of Galautistre, where Charles's longtime family home of Highgrove House resides. After spending the bulk of their year in England, this royal couple then travels to Birkhal, their private residence and former home of Queen Elizabeth II's own mother, where they spend the majority of their summer walking in the beautiful Scottish countryside. Last but not least, Charles and Camilla also like to frequent a farmhouse once a year during their annual trip to Wales, a property composed almost entirely of totally refurbished materials. Hey guys, it's Kara back with another exclusive house tour here on FEMA's Entertainment, and this one looking at the homes of King Charles and Camilla. Don't forget to like, subscribe and hit me up on Instagram to chat. And now let's get into this video. Located in central London, Clarence House is Charles and Camilla's official residence. That's not to say that they spend most of their time here, but when Charles has official crown business to take care of, this is exactly where he does it from. The property had previously been home to the Queen Mother, who lived here from 1953 until her death in 2002, but the history of this place stretches much farther back than that. In fact, Clarence House was first constructed in 1825 to the designs of John Nash for Prince William Henry, the then Duke of Clarence. Since then, the property has undergone a series of extensive renovations prior to Charles moving in, but once he did so after his grandmother's passing, he would keep many of the rooms exactly like she left them. That isn't to say that the home wasn't updated at least a little bit for the arrival of Charles. For instance, the color schemes were apparently adjusted in most of the rooms, while new textiles were introduced and several new art pieces from the family's royal collection were added to the premises as well. The principal rooms in this property are utilized by the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall for receptions and entertaining, while receiving official visitors from all across the globe who are stopping by London. But during those summer months when Charles and Camilla are away at High Grove or vacationing in Scotland, visitors aren't allowed to experience a guided tour of the premises, visiting five rooms, including the Lancaster Room, which has served as the waiting room for visiting guests, as well as the Morning Room, which was originally designed as the home's breakfast room. While you're there, you can also check out the library, which the Queen Mother utilized for intimate dinners, as well as the dining room, which was enhanced with gilding and ceiling decoration in the early 1900s. I'm sorry, but you're not going to be able to head upstairs to check out their private bedroom or poke your nose around in their medicine cabinets. Anyways, now that we've seen some of Charles and Camilla's London home, let's check out their favorite place to stay, High Grove House. Originally built in the 18th century, High Grove House is located in Glouster Chire, England, which is roughly a two-hour drive from London. The former owner of this residence, Maurice McMillan, sold a property to Charles in 1980 for a reported 865,000 pounds just ahead of his marriage to Princess Diana. The story goes that when Charles first arrived here, High Grove was made up of little more than a neglected kitchen, garden, some pasture land, and a few hollow oaks. But as Charles took Diana around his newly acquired 353-acre estate, he asked her to organize the interior decoration because he admired her taste so much. According to sources, Diana felt like this was an improper suggestion considering they weren't yet engaged. But by the following year, they'd be married and settling into their new property. Since then, this three-story, nine-bedroom, six-bathroom house has been spruced up and refurbished a series of times and even has a steel-lined panic room installed to protect its royal residence. Also, the very home where Prince William and Prince Harry grew up and spent the vast majority of their childhoods, oftentimes playing with one another on the property's gardens and exterior grounds. Speaking of the gardens, the floral arrangements located here hold a special importance to Charles and they've been open for public visitation for over 25 years on select dates throughout every summer. All the money being raised then goes to the Prince of Wales Charitable Foundation, which issues grants in support of community-based projects. So, if you're ever in the area and want a firsthand taste of William and Harry's childhood, be sure to stop by and submerge yourself in the past. Alright, next, let's head to Scotland to check out Charles and Camilla's summer home. Whenever they're checking out the Scottish Highlands, Charles and Camilla spend their time in the private residence of Birkel, located on the royal family's Balmoral Estates, which is where Queen Elizabeth II spent her final days. Just like with Clarence House, Birkel was also one of the Queen Mother's former residents and she apparently liked to describe this property as a little big house. Set on this 53,000-acre estate, yes, you heard that right, that many acres, Birkel is an 18th-century residence that has largely remained outside of the public eye until, more recently, when both Charles and Camilla used this home to self-isolate during the recent pandemic. It was during this time that we were offered a better look at this property than ever before with a video released in June of 2020 that showcased the home's grand entrance with an enormous blue shelter boasting four large podiums and four potted plants hanging from the wooden ceiling underneath. Meanwhile, the front door is painted green and rests above two gray concrete steps with a glass panel set just above inside a white frame. Charles also gave us a glimpse into his home office, which holds a bunch of family photos. Up until this past week, I would have said this property must hold some special memories for Charles as it's where he honeymooned with Camilla in 2005. But, with this now becoming the very estate where his mother ended up spending her final days, will Charles really be looking forward to spending more time here over the coming years? Well, if he doesn't want to summer in Scotland anymore, then he and Camilla can also head on over to their newest property, a home that they built in Wales. Considering that Charles' long-time title has been the Prince of Wales, it shouldn't be all that surprising to learn that he has a Welsh residence of his very own. What might be a little more surprising is learning that he didn't actually own this place up until 2007 when he dropped a reported 1.2 million pounds on it. Charles likes to say that he spent 40 years searching for the perfect piece of property in Wales, and he finally found it here. Now, he and Camilla retreat to this luxurious farmhouse once a year, where their property consists of three cottages, a grade two listed barn and a main house, all situated within 192 acres of countryside. Charles personally oversaw the building process for the main house to ensure that it was as sustainable as possible. That means Welsh materials, including lime plaster and slate were reused and sourced nearby, while local workmen undertook all of the construction on this rustic beauty. This home apparently even has heating and hot water that comes from a wood chip boiler and includes a spot for rainwater storage as well. Inside the main reception room in the home boasts grand high ceilings with a wooden awning and a traditional fireplace. Meanwhile, the walls are decorated with printed tapestries and the floors are covered in regal rugs. In keeping with the farmhouse style, the upstairs landing boasts vaulted dealings with wooden panels, while the walls are yellow and the carpets are cream colored. One of the home's bedrooms has a double bed with a button back grey headboard as well as two cream wooden side tables with matching floral lamps and more walls painted in cream. In fact, this cream colored aesthetic extends all the way to the en suite bathroom walls and tiles which pop alongside that all-white bathtub. Of course, much like with every other property they own, these grounds also have impressive gardens where Charles and Camilla grow various types of flowers in their own vegetables. The question now becomes, with Charles ascending to the throne, will he and Camilla be spending much time at any one of these properties from this point on or will there be too much work to do in Buckingham Palace? My guess is for the next few weeks, if not months, Charles will be seeing a lot more of the inside of the palace than ever before. But I'm sure when things finally settle down, he and his wife will be able to retire to any one of these captivating properties. Well, that's gonna bring this house tour to a close. Let me know what you thought of King Charles and Camilla's homes down in the comments and be sure to check out our recent videos on the rest of the royal family's homes. Thanks for watching. Hit that subscribe button if you haven't. Follow me on Instagram to chat and I will see you all in another video. Bye.


Great to see you all. Thank you so much for coming to our presentation, and thanks for your patience during our little technical difficulties We're really excited today to share more with you about our project on models for sustainable and inclusive Data science consulting and collaboration in higher education. It's a real mouthful So we'll start with a little introduction and overview of This and so who are we on Mara Blake? I'm the head of data and visualization services at the North Carolina State University Libraries Yeah, and I'm Emily Griffith. I'm an associate professor of the practice in our department of statistics and more Relevantly for this project the director of analytics consulting for our data science Academy at NC State And you might be asking yourself What is data science and consulting and collaboration and just so we're all on the same page for the presentation? we're really referring to advisory or possibly embedded support on data science and statistical tools techniques and methods and this might happen at any Stage in the life cycle of a project So today we'll go through the introduction and overview and you can see we'll talk a little bit about a local context a project We worked on what we're planning next and time permitting some questions and discussion So we'll start with sharing a little bit about our local context at North Carolina State University Yeah, so we have a long history of data science related programs and disciplines at NC State You can see it starts with operations research in 1970 and continues on through our most recent I think program the foundations of data science master's degree, but we wanted to show this slide to show there's a lot of activity at NC State There's also if you need support for your data science related project There are multiple avenues of support the Department of Statistics offers some Collaborations and also a class where graduate students will work with you at no charge For a semester the libraries have the data and visualization services department and the data science Academy has a collaborative consulting core And so we've coordinated these programs together to avoid duplicating effort or duplicating offerings intentionally or unintentionally We want to ensure seamless user access and nothing is more frustrating than being bounced from person to person If you have what feels like should be a pretty simple question And we also want to be sure that we're meeting the growing needs for data science support across campus And that includes touching on new disciplines as they're getting more involved new techniques as they're developed This is a constantly changing landscape So I'll share a little bit about what we're doing with data science in the libraries at NC State And I'm going to talk a little bit about my department data and visualization services and obviously the focus of today is consulting So that's what I'm going to talk most about But just to let you all know that Consulting is part of the suite of services offered by data and visualization services and that suite also includes workshops open to all our campus users course embedded instruction sessions on data science topics and Specialized lab spaces that have hardware and software that help support people access the tools they need to undertake data science work So we support everything from finding data Wrangling that data getting it prepared for analysis analyzing visualizing working in geographic information systems and accessing software And now we'll focus it down to consulting and how do we support data science consulting so in terms of staffing We have professional faculty librarians focused on data individualization. They support our users offer consultations as Well as a team of graduate student data science consultants where we typically employ 8 to 10 students who are offering Consulting to campus as well. We also have a staff specialist a data science support specialist who helps us run and manage our program And in terms of what that looks like for users and the support they can expect we're typically working around a 30 minute Consultation time might be a couple appointments building on each other But sort of that smaller term and really focused on advisory support and guidance So not production work and users might access that dropping into our lab spaces where our students physically staff the space or They might schedule and that's based on expertise So there'd be a little matchmaking on your question is about using Python. So you'll be matched with a data science consultant who Has expertise in that area and the consultations could happen in person or virtually via zoom So the data science Academy Consulting Corps only provides data science consulting We don't provide workshops or any sort of instruction modules like the libraries do And this program was designed to fill a specific gap in Analytics support that was uncovered at the University a few years ago When we did a pretty comprehensive assessment and found that small projects get help with the libraries and very large Interesting projects can find faculty to do some methods development with them And there's sort of this gap in the middle of Medium-sized projects that aren't interesting enough to do methods development, but are too big For some of the existing services on campus Because of that we're also focused on more specific areas of that research life cycle Specifically wrangling analyzing and some visualizing of data and we won't help you find data And we don't do software access Staffing wise we're similar in that we have a group of graduate students. We have five to six Maybe seven and then instead of a team of librarians. We have one faculty director and that's me So it's a much smaller service in scope But we offer up to about 20 hours of dedicated support per project And so we do not do long-term embedded partnerships. We can facilitate those We can be scheduled we're always scheduled We don't have a physical space and they can be in person or via zoom But our students will code for you. They will help you interpret your results design your experiment and do those sort of longer term communication Reliant projects and so We collaborate really closely Between our two groups again to make sure our services complement each other Just like you know, we're making sure we offer the 30 minute versus this median term We work together closely to create a shared intake process so users can contact both groups through one place and it's all Invisible to them. They just get the help they need and we sort it out on the back end. We Conduct a joint student hiring process so that we can make That a little smoother. We're making sure we're meeting regularly communicating with each other about things that might affect both our groups and We also share an interest in Working on projects and grants that might advance data science consulting as a subfield in an area of research to help support people like us working in this area to do it better and That led to the next thing that will share a little more with you about which is our project on Consulting models and so we were really fortunate that The Alford peace loan Foundation shared our interest in this work and supported a one-year project for To convene a cohort of experts working on data science and statistical consulting models You know bring it together a lot of types of programs types of institutions types of individuals and Looking at enhancing what is we find a limited literature and a limited body of work on the topic and Making it a little less accessible to approach this type of work at people's local institutions, and so we were really fortunate to get this and this is a shared project between the data science Academy the libraries and The academic data science Alliance sometimes abbreviated to at the also participated in this project with us So the goals of this project were really to look at the structure of how Data science consulting happens at organizations, so not how to do a data science consultation which many of our colleagues at other institutions Do really well and don't need help on but they don't know how to get it set up So that it's funded and they're staffed and hired to be in a position to offer that consulting with which they have expertise So looking at Administratively, where is this work located on a university campus? How is it funded? How is it staffed? What kinds of practices can we learn that we can share with each other versus what do we need to adapt to our local context? How do we make this work more sustainable more equitable and How can we disseminate findings about this to help support people like us working in this subfield? So we structured the project the way you can see here. We had virtual introduction slides and we had four Webinar based pre meetings around different topics and data science consulting that led up to a day one and a half day in-person workshop that we hosted at NC State in the spring of 2023 and Had plenary sessions as part of that a really wonderful keynote on equity and inclusion in data science consulting Which kind of primed our participants to divide up into writing groups? different topics in this field and Since that meeting they've been working asynchronously to to generate some content on that and we've been checking in with them virtually a synchronously We had a wonderful group of participants I think we're fortunate to have one or two here at this meeting. So that's really exciting and we had really a Mix of representation we cultivated this intentionally to bring people from different administrative locations like academic departments libraries standalone centers on campus different types of institutions participants with different roles in their individual programs and a mix of demographics although We do want to acknowledge that in this field. There's some some room to grow in terms of diversity and inclusion You can see the fine folks who participated in this project here. It was a wonderful group I don't think we could say enough good about it And we felt very fortunate that we got good feedback in return from our collaborators Who shared that the group was very engaging and also helped them? Learn things that they can apply to their local context, which was our goal. So that was really exciting We had some some takeaways that We're happy to let you know about this is preliminary of course but we really found the structure of the project successful the pre-meetings led to a very Dynamic and kind of engaged group of people when we finally got together in person We learned from our colleagues about the great work that they're doing and their programs that was really exciting And we learned that while there are some things that are generalizable There is a lot that has to be customized to local context and that we still see that continued need for more Research-based recommended practices in this area to really Enhance this type of work make it so other people can develop their own programs around data science consulting So and one thing I realized that we didn't include in that slide was that this workshop also led to sort of a spur of the moment I guess ish webinar Featuring two of our higher level administrators at NC State who held a webinar for participants about how to pitch Consulting programs to your own administration. So how do you come up with talking points? Who do you talk to? How do you find out who to talk to? And really how to craft that kind of proposal and that was at the request of some of the participants and it was really really wonderful So for our next steps and we're sort of going in three directions at the same time We're working on integrating our programs more tightly It's a real benefit to us as as the faculty and the librarians It's a benefit to the students to have that bigger cohort and I think we all are really enjoying working together as well We're also looking at the current student position types and hiring and seeing what we can streamline and what we can update based on Sort of the status on campus of students in the kinds of positions that they are looking for and that are competitive for them And then the last one is the impact of these emerging areas of data science And that can be new methods new techniques new ideas Anything like that that's sort of coming and becoming a need so that we can make sure that we're ready to address those questions when we get them We also have a forthcoming special issue of the journal stat and it's focusing on models in Statistical and data science consulting and so the the real target for this or the initial target was the papers coming out of the workshop that we organized But we also have an open call and we've had a couple papers from that open call already And we know of more in the works if you have one Feel free to submit it. The call is open through the end of January and we can discuss extensions if needed but that issue will be coming out in 2024 and we're really excited to see Just the richness being added to the body of literature that exists about consulting structure in higher education We also have an additional grant Which just got funded again by the Alfred peace loan foundation. We're really excited and this one has two Two arms the first one is supporting conference presentations and professional meeting attendance to share This kind of work and we're hoping to make an impact not just in Like the conference on statistical practice, which has some of this right but in meetings like CNI In other meetings across multiple disciplines including biostatistics libraries Basically anything if you're interested will have an application form and we're also working We have a group of co-authors identified who are going to write a publication. That's a manual style publication looking at leveraging graduate student employees in a consulting program and that gets at that academic mission of a lot of our programs to Educate and to train that next generation of researchers and scientists And so we would really like to thank the NC State Libraries the data science Academy and the Alfred peace loan foundation for their financial and Other support and the academic data science Alliance for partnering with us and all the participants Of course in our models in data science consulting workshop who just did truly exciting and exceptional work And really I think reinvigorated our efforts in this program So now we have time for questions Hi there Joan lippencock CNI emerita Wonderful and interesting presentation. Thanks for all the detail. I'm interested in knowing two things and even more but What disciplines are you covering are both of your units covering a wide range of disciplines? Can you give me some idea of the types of disciplines that you're working with particularly and secondly is who's funding the data science Academy? I'm you know the library. I assume a lot of that funding is internal You may be getting some special university funds, but who's funding the data science Academy? Thanks I can address the data science Academy question first because that's probably the simplest The academies are a new initiative at NC State and they're funded by the provost office And the idea is that they're sort of big cross-cutting initiatives that need to be truly touching every college every department And so they should live at that university level. So that's who's funding the data science Academy We have I think a five or six year commitment right now and are working on making ourselves indispensable As far as the disciplines we have computer science several types of engineers statistics Natural resources natural resources Quantitative public policy economics social sciences so a Wide wide array of students It's really interdisciplinary in terms of both our users So for the libraries when we track our data We see users across every college and division With emphasis and this is the emphasis of our university engineering the sciences Natural resources Being our biggest users, but we also hire that same way to reflect that interdisciplinary nature So across both our groups we hire students who are representing a really wide range So we we also employ and get that interdisciplinary experience that way Hi, I'm Cara Watley Caltech and one of the things that struck me in Your slides early on were the reliance of both of your programs on graduate student employees And I'm familiar enough with the library to know that you will have also full-time Staff consultants and librarians there And then I saw that you have plans for a publication on graduate students positions like this and I I'm kind of interested in that In that model and I'm wondering I Think that I would have a problem Staffing a service relying on graduate students and I'm imagining that there are other people who are in a similar Situation at their institutions and so I'm just wondering a little bit about your thinking on it and if any of the other groups that you were working with have sort of plans to transition to more I Don't know like permanent full-time jobs for these sorts of things or this is not a fully formed question So anyway, go with it where you would thank you That's a great question and that certainly Occupied a lot of our conversations at at the meeting and the work the workshop meeting among our participants and we had participants representing Programs who were staffed exclusively by staff scientists so full-time staff data scientists all the way to Groups who are using undergraduate students, which is something that you know, we'd maybe be a little apprehensive about pursuing So it's it's a really good question and we've encountered some challenges hiring and retaining graduate students because the students with data science skills are In in big demand across campus and in the private sector even so But it's I think something really near and dear for both of our programs where we Love working with the graduate students where they bring in really fresh skills really fresh perspectives versus our staff in some cases not the experience in communication or You know some of that interdisciplinary work But we feel like we get so much out of our work with them And they get so much out of their work with us and sort of this experiential learning kind of experience where they Work outside their disciplines. They develop really great communication skills And I think they report to both of us that that is something that helps them be really competitive in the job market And that's something that's in turn helped us recruit and retain students when possible Do you think I think so and there's also in statistics at least there's a pretty long history of working with graduate students to do Statistical consulting and so I think the leap for me was not graduate students But it was sort of trusting Engineers to do this kind of thing right because I'd only ever worked with statisticians when I started working with the Data Science Academy the breadth is is Really different from what I was used to but they all do like a really good job And I think we work pretty hard to have very open communication So if they're stuck on something they're not worried about talking to us about it because that's the real trick You don't want them hiding that they're stuck I'm curious about How you demonstrate return on investment or what methods you're using to Go about making the case that there are benefits being accrued Sure So that's a really good question We're working on we have some student positions that have been written into grants with a similar model And so that's one argument for more permanent funding We keep track of how many appointments we have how many projects we work on So that's another sort of if you can show kind of a need It's not that expensive to hire graduate students really And so that's another part of the argument and so we're kind of hitting multiple points at the same time So it's a good educational experience for the students It's good for the university to be on the cutting edge of this people are interested in giving us money In addition hopefully to that that more permanent commitment from the university and then Yeah, that there's a need and maybe some publications and things that can come out of it as well It's very similar in the library's context where we we track our usage and impact very closely where the data Visualization department. We're all about the data. So we're we're using that heavily and leaning on that to demonstrate our impact on campus John Peters Virginia Tech Following our colleague from Caltech I think it'd be really interesting to see the job postings y'all put up to get successful hires to For graduate students to help do this work That would be really cool to see or if that's something that y'all talked about postings for for higher students across the workshops That'd be really cool stuff to see Yeah, I that's a that's a great suggestion. Thank you so much for that I think we're happy to share a job posting and then the the manual that Emily described that will be that forthcoming publication will include Deeper information about crafting job descriptions to hire graduate students as well as like the advertising and interviewing process For this type of work. So we'll be we'll be More details on that will come out and we'll be having that available in the meantime I think we can definitely share that if there aren't any more questions. We would like to thank all of you for attending We really appreciate it