For these five entrepreneur teams it started with a dream to launch a business After a year of research presentation development and mentorship their dream may become a reality Today they'll have five minutes to pitch their business plan to a panel of experts ready to invest in their futures From the Fairfield University Charles F. Dolan School of Business. This is Fairfield startup I'm very passionate about fitness. I work out every single day at 5 a.m. I'm the first one in the recplex sometimes the lights aren't even on in the gym when I get there and It's nuts Sometimes I see other people doing wrong for them with this app I'm trying to make it fun for new people because it's a healthy thing to do and I'm trying to make people more efficient At working out by improving their total muscle gain and basically reducing their chance for injury with the straps You pop in the X-sense sensor. You want to put one on your wrist slash forearm one on your upper arm And basically these will help reduce your 3d model because they judge all the movements that you do when you're working out And then I'm working with the bioengineering club to implement a muscle sensor So you know exactly what's working and what isn't I have never worked this hard all-nighters half-nighters There's not a time that I am not working. It's absolutely crazy, but I love it Senior Winston Demartini has had Fairfield startup aspiration since freshman year today. He'll present his business hustling to the startup investor panel Hello everybody, I'm Winston Demartini and I would like to introduce you to hustling a company that is going to revolutionize the physical therapy and fitness industry Our opportunity with physical therapist is that it takes a while for a patient to fully recover from an injury Due to the lack of data and guesswork our opportunity with the patient is that when they work out at home They tend to do workouts incorrectly or skip them which increases their risk for injury Our solution for physical therapists is to give them the data that they could never get before Which allows them to decrease the recovery time of patients This allows them to heal patients faster better and more effectively This gives them more time to take on more patients and expand their climb base For the patient, they will heal much faster and stronger than ever before and be able to get back to their day-to-day life faster This is our product on the left side You can see our smart shirt with two types of embedded sensors in it in the middle of the screen on the right side You can see our 3d sensors which are orange and on the left side. You can see our muscle sensors Which are white? Sensors are also embedded into physiotherapy equipment such as weights to help gain more accurate data and on the right side You can see the UI for our app How we work? The two sensors in the shirt gather the data while you work out and it sends all this information to your phone The data is then sent to our cloud where the 3d model is created and sent back to your phone in real time So you can see your form and statistics as you work out Our database will make it easy and convenient for us to sort and search through the data Some applications for this data include creating and advancing our AI code selling this data to insurance companies marketing companies physical therapists and others So here's a live demo of me actually doing bicep curls This is all real-time data capture of my arm movements the forces of my arm and the biomedical data of my arm This is all real live data This is our UI UX for our patient side of the app all of this was built and tested by our physical therapists We've been working with the home screen allows easy access to your therapist's workouts goals and messages The 3d model page gives the user easy access to three model and important statistics that their physical therapist is looking for Additionally, if the user is doing something wrong It is highlighted with red or yellow on the time bar of their 3d model Our intelligent AI system will alert the patient if it notices that you are doing something wrong And it will show you how to do it correctly It will also send you active reminders to help you remember to do your PT The third page is our analyze page where you will be able to see the data that was collected So you can get an in-depth analysis of your workout Here you can see our UI UX for the physical therapists on the left side of the page is our sign-in page And once the physical therapist has chosen the first thing you can see is a list of your clients The first people that are lit up in orange have either done something wrong in their workout Didn't complete it or haven't done it at all. The rest of the clients after that in gray have all done their workouts properly and on time So now if we click on the first patient for example that brings them to their executive summary page This page is meant to be read in under 30 seconds or less Which highlights whatever the patient did wrong on their 3d model their muscle statistics any messages that the patient had for the PT and any injuries that the patient had during their workout will all show up on this page in an extremely easy to read format on The far right is our 2d model where the patient patient can select where the pain hurts How much it hurts and describe the pain to the PT? This will greatly help the PT Accurately assess what pain they are having and the cause of the pain because they will be able to go back into the data and see their muscular data and 3d image Here's an infographic of our competitor in Alice. Our main competitor is reflection health Who uses an expensive RGB infrared camera and TV setup to read your form of your workout and let the PT Know if you're doing the exercises correctly The differentiation factor that makes us unique is that we give therapists more data through active muscle sensors and a smart AI system Which allows patients to recover faster stronger all while being in a shirt They use simply just slip on which makes it much more convenient and portable as well as user-friendly Our market for physiotherapy equipment is 18.6 billion and in 2026 it is sent to increase to 32.7 billion This is our team. I'm a marketing and management major here at Fairfield as well as a professional UI UX designer My advisors consist of three science advisors and three business advisors and my lead software developer Spencer Latissa Is a junior here at Fairfield and he is currently coding my app We need funding to assemble a team build and test a prototype gather market intelligence and to increase traction in In addition we applied for a research trend from CT next and we are applying to Yukon and jail University as well as others Reflection was recently awarded an eight-figure grant from the CDC. So there's evidence here that we're in a sweet spot Thank you all for your time and welcome any feedback With the presentation complete it's time for the startup investor panel discussion Winston has a chance to convince the panelists that hustling has what it takes to succeed as a startup Winston My name is Michael. I'm thrilled to have you here I'm with Joe and Mary Ann and we've watched your video multiple times just watch it again just now very impressed with what you've done And we've got a couple of questions for you We don't have a ton of time but we want to make sure that we asked some of the questions we have on a macro level and We invite you to communicate with us after the fact as well So Joe do you want to kick this one off and you got a few questions? Yeah, uh A couple of points Winston that I'd like you to address first of all I think this is a great idea But I would actually in addition to physical therapists Trainers I happen to Do physical training and I go to a physical trainer every about four times a week And all of my data is on pieces of paper and I think you pretty much will find that Across across the business. So the the market might be a little bit bigger And so your issue will be penetrating that market The good news here. I think is you're proposing us a complete solution. Whereas, you know, some of the others have products But it's it's a difficult education process. So as as you take us through your your ideas Why don't you explain a little bit how? the marketing aspect of this is going to work and and How you think you can penetrate these What I think are very Difficult situations with with these people not having really good data to do their work Yes, so I have thought about the whole workout market And that's actually how my name originated hustling because it doesn't really fit the PT market but So it started out as like a gamified app for meant for people who work out Jim rats and things like that But then as it evolved and I pivoted a few times I noticed this big hole in the PT industry and I think that's the way I should go into this industry is towards the PT industry So the name didn't really change yet with that but it is eventually going to change because of that and So with the app I've been working with five physical therapists so far to develop the app and the prototype because I'm a management marketing major. I don't know that much about Physical therapy, but I do have the idea So I want to pair with the people that have the expertise in the field That will have the ability to tell me what I need to do to accomplish these goals so I'm working with five physical therapists in the Fairfields region right now and They've helped me with the app and the prototype and I actually came off of a call with HSS Hospital the hospital for special surgery in New York City the other day and they were interested in my idea And they wanted to hear more about it All right Thanks, I had a couple of questions. I'm sorry Mary. Did you want to go ahead? No, go ahead Mike My question Winston. I love the idea as well. I had some I want to get another understanding of you mentioned a muscle sensor a bone sensor I don't understand where they go on the shirt and Where like these are for home workouts. I'm guessing or they're on-site workouts I'm concerned over who has the chip what happens if somebody throws in a washer or dryer and kind of like just the Actual execution and then there's a follow-up you do Recognize you're going up against. I mean Apple watch You know under armor Nike a couple of smaller players like not that's small, but Fitbit and or rings. I want to understand how you plug yourself in there Yeah, so first I'll address the product part of it So in terms of washing it and things like that the product is going to be Almost all waterproof There's going to be a core on your shirt that'll hold the muscle sensors in it So there are two types of sensors in it You have your muscle sensors and then you review 3d sensors your 3d sensors will go in pockets on the shirt that are preset locations that are out of the way when you're working out and The muscle sensors will actually be built into the shirt itself. So you won't feel them and The muscle sensors will be waterproof, but on the shirt. There's going to be a core That sends all this information to your phone that all you do is take off And then the whole shirt will be able to just go into the wash from there so the whole thing will be wash proof and waterproof and In terms of competing against all of those companies, I would like to say first of all, I'm not a Apparel company or a shirt company. I'm a tech company. So I'm really going after these Hospitals that use epic epic systems and I want to incorporate my system Into epic system because from there I can then incorporate The hippocomplient and genocomplient documents into my app and have the therapist send them straight out into these forms and if I can do that then I can have access to tons and tons of Offices doctor's offices because they have a huge range of networks that they're in and they're in very big hospitals Very good. Thanks for that. Mary and any question? Yeah, so along those lines So if you're going to be looking to incorporate this into the epic system Are you looking at trying to? License your product to Someone and and if so, do you have some IP that has been protected already or you know Share with us what your thoughts are and your plans there Yeah, so eventually I will have IP that I do want to protect It'll be software IP that I'd want to do this with I'm looking into right now different lawyers that I can be working with to Go and protect that route. So we're basically trying to get this as far along as possible right now in terms of that and Protecting our intellectual property And you're gonna look to license maybe. Oh, yes. Yes. So we want to like we want to license our product We don't want to sell this manufacturer this we want to license our product our software our system out We don't want to make anything in the long run Thank you Thank you Winston for joining us Well done, and we look forward to seeing you in the awards round. Thank you Fairfield startup would like to thank our sponsors for continuing to make the annual startup showcase possible. Thank you Hustlin has presented and it's on to the final round visit fairfield edu Startup to watch all of the 2020 Fairfield startup team episodes vote for your favorite and tune in next week to see the winner of the CT next Connecticut Innovations audience favorite award. Thanks for watching Fairfield startup This has been a presentation of Fairfield University and the Dolan School of Business


And now we can start, so I would like to introduce Ruben Blungarten from the Netherlands and he wants to talk about his project Choke Point project. Give him a warm round of applause. Okay, the Choke Point project. I don't have a lot of time, so what I intend to do is just very quickly go over the what and the how and hopefully skip into the why and leave enough time for some Q&A. The intention of the project is to create a near-time global censorship monitoring system. Okay, so actually it has multiple aspects. It's a global near-time censorship monitoring system. As you can see over here, the intention is to have whenever an incident happens, it show up on a map. Now, there are a number of problems with Jesus Christ. Okay, can I start again? Okay, hold on. I think next time I'll just write everything out, that'll be easier. Okay, the project has various aspects. The idea is to first of all collect a massive amount of data from various data sources. These could be either to create a connection map, a reliable near-real-time connection map, which would be created by parsing large data sets into the system. Another aspect is to create a... I think 15 times in the past four days with a bunch of people, but for some reason I'm just getting stuck here. So please bear with me. Okay, so we have all this data everywhere, right? Wow, I'm really stuck. Maybe I need to drink a little bit more. Okay, the point is to visualize specifically for non-technical people the actual current state of the internet. Now, one aspect is the connection map like I just previously tried to mention. Okay, hold on. Maybe I should actually read my notes. I'm just having a complete blackout here, so again, bear with me. But I talk very fast, so I hope I'll be able to tell you everything in the time I have left. Okay, so first thing, we're trying to collect near-real-time technical information from what actually happened on the network in various countries. We're trying to aggregate that with contextual information, so legal information, what laws are existing in what country, circumvention information, what circumvention measure is actually existing in what country, what is the current status of that circumvention measure. Because for most people out there, they might have heard of some kind of measure, but they're not aware of whether or not that is actually still usable and what the legal status of that circumvention measure is. So they might use something thinking that they're safe, and it turns out that they're not. So this is all very changeable information. Most of the audience here keeps up with the latest developments in that regard, but most people do not. So actually, I think maybe I should just go to the next slide because I'm getting confused again. Here we go. Of course, now I'm in my office thing. Okay, so let's go step-by-step. So this is an overview of a country. The first bit you see is the connectivity status. That will be derived from an aggregation of large datasets from already existing large distributed systems such as Google, Facebook, MLab, so forth and so on. Then there's transparency data, which right now is just being generated from the Google transparency information, which is very limited, but at least it provides some contextual information. There's the currently functioning circumvention information, which is what I just referred to. There's current legislation, which is something that is going to be hard to parse manually. Then there's lobbying activity. Now there we're looking for corporations with other organizations such as journalists with our borders that had a talk in room one before me. Now, Jesus. Okay, so here this would be the transparency data. This is actual data that we have important, but as I mentioned, this is very slow data, so there's nothing near real time about this. Actually, maybe I should turn the entire thing into a Q&A. Maybe I can just start answering questions instead of rambling on. It's a planned project. We have some elements already functioning. We have the transparency data, which is already being parsed into the system. We have the connectivity status, which is also already being parsed into the system, but currently we only have one dataset. That one dataset is the MLab data. What we did is we took one specific element of their data, which is the fact that they received a connection from a specific geography. Now that is something that is very repeatable with many large datasets that are out there. So the more datasets we have, the more reliable this will become, and it's fairly trivial to do it in near real time. So if at any point a country gets cut off, it will show on the map fairly immediately. Of course, we won't be able to differentiate between whether that is done on purpose or whether it's done through some natural disaster or someone making a mistake. So that is in fact information that other people will then have to go and look into. All the data sources that we intend to collect will be published in a publicly accessible database. So the idea is that we choose what we feel is important. We will visualize what we feel is important, and then anyone else can go and have a different opinion, look at our data and come to different conclusions or come up with new ideas. First of all, I would say that please hold up your hands when you have a question, and then I would probably give my first question to you. What is the general aim of your project? Could you explain it to me in a few sentences? The general aim of the project is geared towards journalists, politicians, researchers, activist groups. One aspect of the project is to have it function as an early warning system for organizations such as AccessNow that would really like to know what is happening in that country right now. Another aspect of it is to have it be an archival system, so you can go to the dataset related to a specific country and then figure out what is the history of this country. Is there an increase of malevolent behavior? Is there a decrease? Maybe a new government has come to power and you would like to see are they actually implementing new policies or are they not implementing new policies? Another question, will there be one database that is a single point of failure? No, but there will be a publicly reachable database so that that database will be updated and published, which can be accessed through an API. But that will not be the database that we publish, for Access will not be the database that we use to render the information. That will simply be a duplicate. I have another question. Where does the data come from? The data will come from multiple sources. As I stated for the connection map, that's fairly simple. Now for the more specific censorship information, we actually need a data collection system. Now there is currently a data collection system being developed called Uniprobe, which intends to do exactly that. So that would be a system that could for instance verify whether the DNS reply that someone gets from a specific country is actually giving the IP address that it's supposed to give. When you make the visualization, you will try also to aggregate different contexts like security tools or political context or pornography. Is it possible to make this kind of aggregation? Yes, it's definitely possible. At the moment we don't have plans to do all of that. We're fairly limited in our scope right now. But the whole intention is to collect, we're assuming that we'll collect so much data that is not specifically relevant for what we intend to do today that we will be able to continuously create new contextual information. And this is the second question. A possible list of context updated where should be obtained? Come again? A list of context for automatically understand that a specific site censored is rated on a political context or not an example. How should be obtained? How would that contextual aggregation be taking place? Well, the datasets are coming in basically through timestamp. So if you have a specific idea, you can access the source data and try and correlate various datasets one to another. An example is like we had a discussion yesterday with the people from journalists without borders. And we figured out that there would be an opportunity for them to create an XML feed based on tags whenever they get reports of certain specific things. Now if we have such a feed and we then have the technical data about the fact that in a certain area there was a massive drop in connectivity, or we have detected that there's been hijacking of Gmail or something of that sort, you would be able to correlate those incidents to that technical information. Any more questions? For the connectivity status, do you intend to run servers in many, many countries? No, for the connectivity status, because the thing is what we're interested in is whether people can reach the systems that they want to reach. That's what we're interested in. And that is information that already exists because those systems have that information. Those systems are aware of the amount of connections they're getting per day, per hour, per minute, and they know how many connections they're supposed to expect, and most of this is all logged and already existing. So by taking multiple of these massively distributed systems, such as Google, such as Facebook, such as Twitter, my assumption is that we can reliably create a connection map. What about corporate information which is secret? So can somebody drop information which is normally left behind, for example, large DDoS attack on a site which is not reported in the public, or something which has not the awareness it should have because it's behind the corporate firewall? I'm not sure I understand the question. Is it only about public information, or is it also about something somebody gets knowledge of? For example, some secret actions behind the corporate firewall, which should be public? If we cannot verify the source, we cannot use it in our dataset. So a single report, for instance, the example of journalists without borders would be that they would not be the only instance, and there would be a big caveat saying that we have a report but we have no verification. Now if you have, on average, one report without verification and all of a sudden you get 100 reports without verification, you can then fairly safely assume that something might be going on. But again, we're not making absolute statements, so we're not saying that if you see it on this map, it is absolutely happening. So in your example, no, there would be one source, so we would not be able to process that. I just have a small question. Could you probably go back one slide because I think then the whole information about one country would be visible? Here we are. Ah, I see. Thank you. Right. Next question. Do you know how much resources you will need to keep this project going, sort of once you have it set up? And do you have a plan for funding or otherwise making those resources happen, people and computers? Yeah, but we're currently talking to a number of parties to acquire funding. The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one they're currently explaining to us how to get funding from them. And we have some other organizations as well that we are talking to. Now as the amount of resources, obviously they will be quite extensive. We are aware of this, but currently we're specifically looking into the acquisition of the data sources and not so much into the resources that will be needed. But we are in the design that we've made for the environment we have incorporated some level of scalability. More questions? A wonderful one question from the IRC. The IRC wants to know what is the institutional background from the project? Come again? What is the institutional background from the project? Is it a sociology, university, or a company, or is it just you interested in it? It's me and another 15 people or so. Okay, my personal background is... Well, what is my personal background? Okay, so the concept of the project came from Egypt being turned off, basically. Egypt being turned off and then some people said, well, you know, why didn't we know about that? Can't we see that? Is there a faster way of doing that or like, what can we do? I was not part of that group at that time. At a certain point we met and it turned out that they had a mostly conceptual interpretation of the project. I have a technical background and started thinking about how can we actually acquire all this information, what kind of information we need, from what sources, and how can we relate them one to the other. So no, we are not a company. There are a number of organizations associated with it. So that's the institutional background. Hi, maybe I can add something to that and part of the project. The very, very beginning of the project began just before the whole Egypt thing. Douglas Rushcroft in New York had begun asking about the control of the internet, that the internet was now not a yes or no, is it good, is it bad, it just is. And who was having the control of that at that moment in time, then we in an organization called the Peer to Peer Foundation were involved in investigating that. When the Egypt event happened that just confirmed or seemed to confirm that status and we began to look at okay, we're in this situation, how can we actually see what's going on? We thought that would be easy. Clearly we were very, very naive. And then we began to look around for people that had the experience and the ability to do that and then the project has gone, it's taken on its own life since then. So there's no one institution or organization behind it now. It's just a group of people that came together that were concerned about this issue. And at the moment we're also reaching out to other organizations, for example, as we were saying reporters without borders or whoever, that can provide the other contextual information. So it would actually, what we're looking for in that sense is partnerships with existing groups and other groups that can provide us information that we can provide back a useful resource that anybody can access. And there's another really big problem with this type of data. If you don't have the background, it's very hard to make understandable why it is important to know what's going on on this level, hence all the contextual information. Because we have a big problem at the moment with legislators, judicators, reporters. Basically anyone involved in the four states of our societies believing that something fundamentally new is going on with the internet or with anything that is digital. Hence we have misnomers such as digital crime, such as digital rights, internet freedom. All of these are horrendous misnomers because we're obviously talking about freedom, we're talking about civil rights, we're talking about human rights and they are no different. The only thing that is different now is the way the elements of society are presented. And there is no fundamental problem but because there is that essential misunderstanding, we are actually ending up with legislators that believe that they need to apply new legislation. Take secrecy of correspondence for instance. If I would now propose a piece of legislation which would say that all postal services would be obliged to take the letter that you're sending to that they're receiving from someone, write down who sent it and who it's addressed to, maybe even open it to making a copy of it, sticking it into a big physical file and then sending it onto everyone everywhere, whether it's a 96 year old granny or someone who doesn't even know how to read or write, we'll be aware of the fact that that would be absolutely ludicrous and we'll say no, we cannot tolerate that. The problem is that with something like the data retention law, this is already the case. This legislation has already been implemented. Now I believe a lot of the people involved are not acting out of malevolence, but they're acting out of a fundamental misunderstanding. And we're hoping to be able to, by being able to present this type of information in a contextualized way, we could hopefully remove this essential misunderstanding. So we have time for two or three more questions, any signs? I will ask my question first and your audio angel is coming over. Well, I'm not that deeply into how the internet works. I study bioinformatics, so I have one question. How do I hack your system, at least part of it when I'm in an evil country? Well, that's a very good question. Well, you could of course start sending bad data, definitely. And apart from that, I really wouldn't know how to. But the thing is the bad data should show up as aberrant information, because like I said, we are relating various data sources to each other. So again, a single source of data is not going to tell you very much. And to make any type of conclusion from a single source of data is not going to be valid. Now, I'm sure there's going to be much smarter ways of polluting the data set, but at the moment we're not at the stage where this is an issue. Another question. Connectivity status. I understand it's quite easy to find out like Egypt has been switched off. They had a lot of contact before and then you don't have a lot of contact anymore. But what about if a certain country has a dictatorship and has had it for years and people just couldn't or only one percent of the population could only reach the service they wanted to, how would that show up on your map? Well again, the only thing that would show up if there's a relative drop of connectivity, so then it would be this privileged group of people that would no longer have connectivity. Now the assumption there of course is that that's most likely a technical problem because they're not going to be cut off for political reasons. However, you could potentially relate the amount of internet users in context to the population with other sources of information such as those of journalists without borders, such as various legislation that has been published about that country. So again, it's about context. So, one more question somewhere? None anymore? Then thank you very much. It was very interesting. Okay, thank you. And I think we managed it, I would say. So, give him a really big round of applause for his work.


confess that I feel really unworthy to be standing in this room. Dr. Heiser has done a really excellent teaching on why we baptize. So I've asked him to say a few words about what this means for the one in the world. Very good. First Peter 3, verse 18 to the end of the chapter. So it's a weird chapter, so pay attention. For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous. He might bring us to God, being put to God's inflection, made alive in spirit. In which he went and complained to the spirits in prison, because they formerly did not obey him, when God's patience waited in the days of Noah. While the ark is being prepared, in which a fear that is eight persons was brought safely through water, baptism which corresponds to this now saves you, not as a removal of dirt from the body, but as an appeal to God for a good conscience through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who has gone into heaven and is at the right hand of God, of angels, authorities, and powers, having been subjected to evil. The obvious question here is, what in the world is Peter thinking? Because he combines baptism, the resurrection, the subjugation of the angels, authorities, and powers to Jesus, the spirits being visited in prison by Jesus, Noah, and the ark. What in the world is he thinking? It's an odd passage, but honestly, I don't think it's that complicated. If you can grasp one pretty profound concept, that is typology. It's a term we probably all heard. A type is a nonverbal prophecy. We're all used to the idea of verbal prophecy. A prophet says something about the future, then you wait for it to come past. A type is a nonverbal prophecy. That is an event, an institution, a person. That in the Old Testament is there as part of the story of it, that three figures or four shadows, something yet to come. So it's a nonverbal prophecy. Now the one that's the most obvious that we know in the New Testament is Paul. Paul says in Romans 5 that Jesus was a type, a two-pass of things to come. Adam was a type of Jesus. Jesus is the second Adam. So there were things about Adam that paralleled, of course, Israel, but that ultimately paralleled Jesus. So Adam is the type. Jesus is what scholars call the anti-typical film. If you can get that idea that Adam prefigured Jesus, then you can understand what's going on in 1 Peter 3, because as Adam was a type for Paul, about Jesus. So Enoch was a type about Jesus for Peter. Now I just read to you about the spirits descending, Jesus ascending and proclaiming the spirits and all that. Peter, 2 Peter, has something else about that. If you knew as many New Testament writers do, as many New Testament people do, if you knew the story of Enoch and the book of Enoch, this would make perfect sense to you. Here's the story, the quick version. The watchers descend to Mount Hermon. They take an oath among themselves. They go and they do what they're doing to corrupt humanity, and basically they get caught. They get reported. And God sentences them to do. He sends archangels to judge them. And they're in prison, the spirits in prison. And they get in touch with Enoch, because Enoch is in a spiritual plane. Enoch walks with God and all that. And they say, could you, as one favorite of God, could you go to God on our behalf and ask him to let us out of here? Tell him we're sorry, we made a mistake, we want forgiveness. And Enoch says, sure, I'll do that. And Enoch goes and asks God, can you relent, can you let them out of here this? Like God says, let me think about it, no. In other words, you're toast, you're condemned. So Enoch descended to the spirits and told them what God's decision was. No, you're imprisoned here, you are divorced from God, you're separated from God, and that's pretty much the end of the story. So what's Peter thinking? Well, Peter is saying, well, just as Enoch did this and announced the doom of the watchers to the watchers. So Jesus descends and his message for the spirits and prison as the fulfillment of the foreshadowing of Enoch is essentially the same. He goes down there and says, hey, guys, I bet you didn't expect to see me here because I'm dead.  Well, I got news for you. I'm going to be out of here in a few days and you are still going to be. You're going to lose. And when Peter connects baptism to this, baptism united to Christ, he joined to Christ in his body, this death, peril, and resurrection, every baptism is a repeated declaration to the forces of darkness that you lose, that we have chosen sides and you lose. You have no control, no condemnation over us. We're here and forever and we're not. So it's a repetition. So baptism work, again, we're used to thinking of that and it is a public declaration. But it is also a public declaration of power. Amen. I realize. I baptize you in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. And the Holy Spirit. Amen. I'm going to the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. This way. This way. The Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Indeed I baptized you in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. Say it out loud. Jesus Christ. Amen. I factions腹 andặcобade. In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. I baptize you in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. Congratulations. No, Derek. It's too easy to lose your footing and go floating. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Thank you so much, Tom. Lori, I baptize you in the name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. I have a special request as husband baptized wife. Once again, a public proclamation of the powers of darkness.


The jungles will shape up like this playing with a 4-3-3 formation Eric Edwards has remained fit and will be between the sticks There's no Joel Cunningham and he's gone to the US on trial And so Joel Jones into the starting lineup to partner Shabani Willis The Andre Cunningham is back as well Philando wing the player to the MVP of their last game Rashid Thompson, Jaheem Thomas. They call him national. Shea Smith, Marlon Martin They have a present in midfield defensive midfielder Rashiki Kelsen and Fabian Reed Paco Blacks their leading goal scorer in terms of career with 81 in his Premier League career their coach of course by Xavier Gilbert This their opposition Humberlion They're captained by Ricardo Campbell this Humberlion team will be playing with a 4-2-3-1 Hassani Barnes is between the sticks are some changes as well Lincoln Thompson and Ricardo Campbell There's a fever chambers the elder statesman is back into the starting lineup and Rick Gordon The teenager from from central Jason White Talented player from Glenn Muir in the Dacosta Cup comes in clear-clark coming off a brace in the last game Andre Clinton leads theplex 90 minutes complete 5-1 the score Full match highlights of Shane Nation Busy from early and sore on it guns Thomas with the strike. It's in the upright Jaheem Thomas. He had an excellent match Probably just tipped at the end of it for the man of the match award a fever chambers after nine minutes put Humberlion ahead Against the runner-player you'd have to say acrobatic finish and your fans are picking up the assist And what a big lead it was for Humberlion at that point Fabian Reed had his chances looking to flick it over couldn't do it and then Kelsen what a game he had Rashiki Kelsen Cooling that one all towards the back post and disappointed that his teammate couldn't find the finish then this Putting it through the salad of the Humberlion defense line and Rick Gordon the recipient But his delivery to Fabian Reed found the arm of the Arnett captain and the goal was disallowed This one certainly counted Shavonny Willis rising high to not down at Joel Jones cross And Arnett finally found their equalizer. This was in a 39th minute. Good finish by Shavonny Willis He had an outstanding game especially in that first half Way fizz some really brilliant 30 yard crossfield passes. Jaheem Thomas with another Toten strike which was well saved by Barnes twice he hit the woodwork. Jaheem Thomas And Arnett they just kept coming Here's another hit of the woodwork. This time it was from Shea Smith the outside of it And he missed his opportunity would later be substituted Arnett would find their second and this time no woodwork from Jaheem Thomas Nice pass from Kelsen who deserved the assist And Thomas is pulling that beyond goalkeeper Barnes and into the back of the net His fifth of the season and Arnett guns with the 2-1 lead At the start of the second half. Humberlain had a free kick. Vansy Comfortably over the bar, but Arnett they were just too good. Kimani Arbonne came on as a substitute and produced this for Fabian Reed Still has the pace in the legs Fabian Reed pulling away cutting in front of the defense line and look at that for finish with the left foot It looks easy, but it certainly wasn't clinical finish by the Season striker And they had the choreography and the dance moves as well to celebrate Arnett guns, but they weren't finished They were hungry for more goals and a rise in a table Fabian Reed freezing the defense and oh wow Look at that finish that's opened up his body. So I look at this here Just a stagger movement to freeze the defender pushed it through his legs and Barnes had no chance He was so exposed What a finish Second of the game for him and Arnett guns were three were four one up at that point The best was saved for last Chavone Willis from the dead ball some 35 yards. Oh look at that for technique Barnes had full stretch and couldn't get close Willis With a brace his first two goals of the season and on it with a 5-1 performance 11 shots on target from 19 attempts One of the best attacking performances you'll see this season two on target from five from Humberland 19 falls. It was a busy off evening for Shea Nation He showed five yellow cards as well, but still managed to keep all 22 on the park Lots of saves for Barnes six of them, but couldn't prevent five goals still They had less of the possession and it showed the quality of Arnett guns not only did they have 61 percent But it certainly took the attack to Humberland in its full extent and scored five goals as well Lige Williams is with our man of the match. It just had to be that man from the 35-yard mark Chavone Willis at the mic Yeah, I'm here today with Chavone Willis today's man of the match He scored two goals today, but there's no doubt which one was your favorite Have to be the free kick Has to be the free kick is I'm been practicing these free kicks every day after practice so One day one day one more score up in tonight I know you practice free kicks you practice those passes across the field as well No, that's a natural that's a natural thing. I think god bless me with that So it's it's it's become it's easy for me to do it I know it was an excellent game for me today in all aspects But excellent game from a team as well. How far do you think this team can go in the Jamaica Premier League? I think we're going to take this one game game at a time We've got like three more games left or four But we're just going to take each game at one time, you know Yeah I know you're into this team now. You're seen as a leader of this team. It's a young team still And you know so much quality across the team. What's your role like in leading this team? I mean, um, most of the the players look up to me. So I have to show that leadership I have to show my experience and yeah, I mean This team we're going to be on this now Try to get getting a playoff and ready for the playoff. All right, excellent performance tonight Excellent goals as well. Best of luck for the rest of the season. Thank you Giovanni


On Tuesday and Wednesday, hearings took place at the High Court of Justice in the United Kingdom to determine the fate of Julian Assange's appeal permission. This is perhaps the last legal process standing between him and extradition to the United States where he will face charges on 18 counts, 17 of them under the infamous Espionage Act. Assange has been in jail for years without charge or trial pending a decision on this appeal process. Throughout these years, US government lawyers have sought to deny the fact that he is a journalist and I have tried to dub him a spy. At the same time, across the world, a powerful movement has arisen demanding his freedom, stressing on his work as a journalist and publisher and highlighting the political nature of the case against Assange. Let's go to Anish to find out what happened during these two days. Anish, thanks for joining us. We saw another crucial chapter in the Julian Assange saga unfolding over the past few or past couple of days, last ditch attempt to prevent his extradition to the United States. Of course, this has been going on for a long time now so for the benefit of our viewers, could you maybe tell us what really was happening over the past few two days? What was the stage of the process and then we'll go into some of the arguments. Let's begin with the fact that this is possibly and potentially as he's pointed out, the final court hearing that Assange would have in the United Kingdom. If it doesn't get through, especially if it does get through, then he has a chance to appeal the extradition ruling. Now this is an appeal permission ruling and so it has a slightly different set of the manner in which the proceedings are going to happen. Obviously, it's a two-judge bench but it definitely has a different tone and tenor in which like compared to past rulings, it is not going to be as detailed. We only had like two days of hearings and the amount of evidence submitted are not that heavy or substantial and that is going to and it's not needed especially, but it is definitely going to mark a significant whatever decision comes out of it is going to have a significant and profound impact on not just the Assange case in general. It is also going to have an impact on free speech or press freedoms pretty much for everyone and that is something that pretty much looms large throughout the case and that is primarily what we see the focus of the defences arguments are about because it is not the focus has all right now centered around the fact that Assange is a journalist and he is being prosecuted for a political crime. So it is it is best for the UK and for pretty much everybody else to not allow for an extradition like this. Right. So any sin going into that point what are some of the arguments you mentioned could you elaborate a bit more on the defense arguments and then we'll come to what the US government was arguing. Well, one of the the first argument that the defense presented was that the entire case itself is a political case. This was not a new one. It was done in the previous set of hearings as well since the beginning since 2020 when the first trial actually happened at the magistrates court before Vanessa Beretsa the judge this should judge Vanessa Beretsa and it pretty much has two aspects. One is the fact that the entire the intention behind is it is political. The fact that the Trump administration went out on a political vendetta against Assange and it is you know steered by political appointees and clearly showing that the entire intentionality and the process that went behind it was definitely quite a political one and that is something that is that is not allowed or that will not stand as grounds for extradition as per the US UK extradition treaty. On the other hand it defense lawyers also pointed out the fact that the case against him is that of espionage and espionage primarily since it's it's an offense against the state it is going to be a political one and that definitely you know that will mark the manner in which he will be prosecuted back in the United States as well because the state then obviously becomes the one who is prosecuting the ones who is accusing becomes untouchable in that sense and that is definitely what the prosecution has concentrated on a large part. The fact that this entire thing is political that there is a significant you know conflict of interest considering the fact that the state is both the accuser and the prosecutor and also the judge in this case and especially so because there are already allegations or the fact that Assange there were attempts to shut down Wikileaks there were attempts to kidnap or assassinate Assange by the state itself or arms of the state including the intelligence community. So this these factors should be taken into account which was not done by previous judges including the including Vanessa Bredser who actually you know rejected the extradition plea based on many health issues or the fact that he's a suicide risk and you know the fact that the possibility of death is something that can actually kill an extradition plea. So that is that was the only ground she did not consider the political aspect of the crime or the offense in question or for that matter the entire manner in which there is a significant conflict of interest behind this entire prosecution in itself. Then obviously they brought out you know the significant human rights issues that you know that can actually arise once he's exredited. This includes the fact that Assange being a foreign citizen he's not he's not a US citizen and also is somebody who's based out of the United States he will not be entitled to the First Amendment rights which includes you know press freedom so he cannot appeal against the prosecution under the First Amendment right as a journalist or as a publisher. He is also not entitled to a fair trial in many ways because a large part of his rights can be set aside especially when it comes to a spinach the spinach act in itself is a very restrictive piece of legislation. It is already quite controversial among civil liberties circles in the United States and has been criticized for how it pretty much infringes on human rights and a person's right to a fair trial and that is already there in the United States. There's an ongoing debate and you know controversy around it and that is not being considered as well by the courts and obviously there is the fact that the United States has not given any assurance that there will not be new charges coming up and this includes the fact that the Vault 7 disclosures the publication of Vault 7 documents which was pretty much the trigger for this prosecution has not been taken into account by federal prosecutors in the United States so additional charges can happen and that also means that he can be charged with you know crimes including you know war against the state or sedition seditious like legal provisions that carry death penalty which is again something that the US has not assured they have only assured that there is some there will be a framework for a fair trial and that he will be kept under you know human conditions or basic human conditions in the prisons and nothing else there was nothing no other assurances given by the United States and the prosecute sorry the prosecutors were not able to and in fact denied that there will be any kind of assurances coming on these matters and these factors where there were other factors that were obviously taken up but these are some of the most crucial aspects of the defense's argument. Anish and finally what next doesn't what are the next stages in the process when do we get to know what happens you're not sure because the judges have reserved the judgment so that means that until and unless they give a date on for a decision we are not sure when it is going to happen it can take a couple of weeks or maybe even months for the decision to come in the meanwhile a science continues to be in prison in high security prison virtually in isolation from the rest of the world in Belmarsh and it is going to near complete about five years in that prison cell without any charge virtually speaking he's from the judicial demand and he's already serving a prison sentence by going through this entire process the delays in this process as well so this is pretty much a situation that we are in we are pretty much hinging at a very last resort judicial process within the UK obviously the defense team is talking about approaching the European Court because at the time when Assange was being prosecuted he was essentially also UK was essentially also part of the European Union and was is still party to the ECHR which means that it can be taken up in the European Court but we are not sure if that means that there will be a stay or a hold on the extradition so this this legal this appeal permission appeal is going to be the final say in many ways if the courts for some reason allows for this appeal to go through and permits it then that we will have some further legal procedures but that is something that is that is only if there is a positive outcome for this decision thank you so much for that update after an extremely controversial election Pakistan is said to have a new government the establishment parties that is the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz or the PMLN or former prime ministers Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif and the Pakistan's People's Party have come together to form a coalition Shahbaz Sharif will return as the prime minister and PPP leader Asif Ali Sardari is said to become the next president now these parties were in power before the elections too having come together after the overthrow of then prime minister Imran Khan in 2022 Khan's party was not allowed to officially contest in the elections but independence backed by it emerged as a single largest force the PTI has alleged large-scale rigging of results and claimed that the victory was stolen from it it is clear that Pakistan is set for more turmoil even as the economic situation remains grim we go to Abdul for more details on what happened Abdul thank you so much for joining us so it does look like there's some kind of a political arrangement that is concretizing in Pakistan of course the controversies have not ended a lot of contentious issues remaining around the election we'll come to that but first of all what is the new arrangement that is a new dispensation that is likely to take power and you know what is the electoral strength or strength in the legislature? Well as for the latest reports which are coming from Pakistan the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz basically the party of the former prime minister Nawaz Sharif which basically emerged as the first single largest party if we minus PTIs independence because of the circumstances in which they were forced to contest as independent has kind of agreed to form an alliance with Pakistan people's party PPP again the party of the former prime minister now deceased Benazir Bhutto and they have kind of agreed to also bring in smaller parties like Mutahedakami movement which has some 18 seats from sin sorry and apart from that these major parties there are also smaller parties which are going to be the part of that alliance and they will together form a government both in the national assembly and they have agreed to kind of try their luck in Balochistan and in Punjab province as well in Sindh of course PPP has single majority so it does not need an alliance as much but apart from the fact that in the alliance Abbas Sharif former prime minister who was who's also a brother of Nawaz Sharif will be the prime minister and speaker of the national assembly will also be from the same Nawaz Sharif's party the rest of the posts and the posts of governors in different other states like say Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab will go to PPP but PPP had decided not to be a part of a future government formally they will support them in the assembly but they will not be a formally part of it but other smaller parties may become part of the government so in a way it is a repeat of the PDM which was there in power before the character government took over seven months before and Shabas Sharif under Shabas Sharif's prime ministership so that is the larger arrangement as I said before they are also going to have try at least we are not sure whether they will be successful or not to form governments in Balochistan and in Punjab in coalition so that is the latest arrangement which has been made this was decided of course this was this proposal was there on the table for ever since the official results were by and large declared by the ECP but there were some problems in between but suddenly there was an over night development on Wednesday and this final agreement was reached I believe Asif Ali Sardari the husband of Benazir Bhutto and the father of the current party leader will also be the president of the country as well exactly that is the part of the arrangement yeah right Abdullsoh now this the next question naturally is what does this mean for the country we know that the mandate was of course in some senses the Pakistan Tehrik Ensaaf party of former prime minister Imran Khan did morally at least emerge as a single largest force but like you said it was not allowed to contest for the elections so you have a kind of a government where the single largest party is probably excluded from power and that does look like the mandate has kind of been twisted by this arrangement as well well PTI in fact has decided as per the latest news to go to the Supreme Court and appeal against the results and insist it insists that the mandate was stolen from it and around 50 odd even more of the seats which PTI claims to have won were not basically given to some other parties that's the claim they are making meanwhile they have also joined a smaller party which is of course not represented in the National Assembly in order to claim the reserve seats we should remember that there are around 670 reserve seats which will be distributed to the parties in the National Assembly so the as far as the the kind of trajectory of the Pakistan politics is concerned after the formation of this government if at all it happens it will be decided of course before 29th of February but there are there will be issues which we which every Pakistani will be very keen keenly watching of course one is what will be the fate of the PTI whether it will have its claims verified by the courts or that will lead to another confrontation between PTI and the government and the larger establishment which Pakistan is always credited to credited to have like armies and so on so forth that is one of course that will decide the political stability in the future of Pakistan's politics apart from that the new government whenever it is formed will have a massive challenge to deal with the economic situation which Pakistan is facing at the time much of this of course is a problem which is created during Shaba Sarif's previous term in power and it seems now he is coming back to power and how he will deal with it given the fact that Shaba Sarif is not seen so far as a as a person who has an economic vision for for the country nevertheless since he is going to be the prime minister and there will be a massive set of people who will be kind of looking forward towards this government it will there will be a challenge to deliver on that front particularly immediately the front which is related to the price rise of the essential commodities in fact there are already news coming that the prices of electricity is going to be further up in the coming days which was already very high much before the formation of the current government so the economic issues will be the dominating factor but the political stability which PTI and the easily stolen elections has created will be something which everyone needs to watch carefully to see what where Pakistan is going from now on. Petal thank you so much for that update and that's all we have time for in daily debrief we will be back at the fresh episode tomorrow in the meanwhile do visit our website peoplesdispatch.org follow us on all the social media platforms and if you're watching this on youtube please hit the subscribe button


In this video I'm going to be talking about the Narcissist Indirect Communication Mode. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, you can email me at Narcissivercoaching.com. Check out the new merchandise in the Narcissiver store. We have new designs on our t-shirts, tank tops and mugs. The link to the Narcissiver store is in the video description. The Narcissist Indirect Communication Mode. Indirect communication is the opposite of direct communication. Indirect communication gathers information from in between the lines. Instead of asking a question or commenting on a situation, the Narcissist who uses indirect communication will go about in a roundabout way. The Narcissist makes hints or acts out rather than directly saying what they are thinking or feeling when they are not being catered to. They might try to make everything difficult while saying or acting as though nothing is wrong. When they don't get their way, they might take twice as long to get anything done.  It can be very covert where they will often target your individual senses.  They might communicate with you through your hearing, by changing their tone of voice, making noises or using music to emotionally manipulate you, whether in a positive or negative way. They might communicate with you through your sense of smell, by spraying perfume or cooking certain food. Maybe something that might remind you of an event in the past. They might communicate with you through touch, by touching you in a certain way, maybe in a way that someone else once touched you, or they might intentionally touch you in a different way to make you think that they have been intimate with someone else. When they are doing this, there is a message that they are trying to communicate to you. In their minds, it makes perfect sense, but then their minds are based on emotions rather than any form of logic or reasoning. The narcissist uses indirect communication because they want your attention, but they are very cowardly and lack courage. They lack the strength that is required in the face of pain or grief. The goal of their indirect communication is to get your attention and then provoke an intense emotional reaction from you. They hint or act out their feelings rather than saying them directly to avoid consequence or humiliation. They may also want to avoid conflict where they may not have a valid argument or anything logical or reasonable to say. When the narcissist is using indirect communication, they are in their feelings. They are trying to project their emotions onto you and get you to express them so that they can regulate their own emotions. They also want to see how you are going to react to whatever they are indirectly communicating to you. They will then use this to analyse you even further, construct their own language and then feed this back to you through more indirect communication. They use this manipulative code that is indirect, well crafted, but makes no logical sense. It can also be very confusing. Both the narcissist and yourself may feel uncertain or confused about what is actually being communicated. Because the communication is delivered in such an unfocused or imprecise way, you both have only ideas or possibilities about what the other person is trying to communicate. Both the narcissist and you may often find folks in the road where you have multiple ideas or possibilities. The odds are that more often than not, you will discover ideas or possibilities that are different than what the other person was trying to communicate. When the narcissist uses indirect communication, it can feel like a puzzle that you can never solve. Even when you do think you have solved the puzzle, you can still feel uncertain as there is no way to validate whether you have made the correct interpretation. This is where it becomes very confusing until you may then feel as though you have just ended up back where you started. At the beginning, knowing nothing about them. All of the years of indirect communication meant nothing and everything you thought you had learned about them may have been your own thoughts and ideas which arose from the confusion or a misinterpretation of what the narcissist was trying to indirectly communicate to you. This might make you reflect and think why would they go through all of that time and effort to indirectly communicate with you. Knowing that you may never be able to interpret or understand what they are trying to communicate or suggest to you. I don't think they initially intended for you to be confused or uncertain about what they were trying to communicate or suggest to you. But even as they began to notice you becoming more and more confused, this was given them supply too. At that point, it didn't matter whether you understood whether they were trying to communicate or not. It was still given them supply. Seeing you confused made them feel powerful and in control. It made feel as though they had some level of control over your thoughts and emotions. It was a mixture of having the ability to confuse you and keep you guessing while also being able to emotionally manipulate you. This combination of gaslighting and control is a very potent source of supply for the narcissist. It can be very difficult to communicate with the narcissist. They do not perceive things the way that we do when you are trying to communicate with them. You are trying to reason with pure emotion. Emotion is unreasonable. It is not based on facts or logic. This is why you will often feel so disconnected from them and unable to understand what they are trying to communicate to you. There is no rhyme or reason when you are dealing with emotion. Imagine you are dealing with a toddler who is having a tantrum. You wouldn't try to reason with them because you know that they are not going to understand. The toddler only understands what they want and what they need. They have tantrums and scream because they do not have any other skills or tools to get their needs met. They only have overwhelming emotion which is what you will see in the narcissist when their needs are not being met. They shout and scream because they cannot meet these needs themselves. When the narcissist is trying to use indirect communication don't give it any attention. Detach emotionally from what they are trying to suggest or display to you. Be unpredictable. Don't always be where they expect you to be at the time that they expect you to be there. This makes it more difficult for them to plan or schedule their indirect communication. If you can go no contact. You will never reach a mutual understanding or a resolution with the narcissist. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate my PayPal links in the video description coaching enquiries you can email me at narksfivercoaching at gmail.com check out the new merchandise in the narksfiver store where you can purchase your own narksfiver t-shirt tank top or mug. The link is in the video description. Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


What's up guys? Take down here with a gaming related video. As you can see by the title, we are going to be talking about the future of EB Games or GameStop if you live in the States. I believe EB Games owns GameStop now. I think they bought them out a few years ago. But the reason I thought of this video is I used to always buy the hard copy games. I'd wait till about Black Friday whenever they had really good sales. I'd go to EB Games or Walmart, whichever was cheaper, and I'd buy the hard copy. I never really liked the idea of buying them on my PS4 or my PS3 and just downloading them. I always liked to have the physical copy. But now that I'm in 2018, I do feel and I do see myself buying a lot more games online. I recently bought UFC3, which is something I would have rather to hard copy, but they had a really great sale on the PS Plus. And I recently bought two more games. One was for my childhood and the other one was Little Nightmares. So Little Nightmares will probably make it a series for the channel. But whenever I purchased them, I thought PlayStation has been having some really great sales. They used to only sell the games, or at least from my memory. They used to only sell the games full price. Other than Black Friday and I think Christmas. I think those are the only two times of the year you could get games on sale, or at least that's what I've seen. Recently, over the past few years, they used to put new games on sale around Christmas and Black Friday. But I'd still go and get the hard copy because I always felt better getting the hard copy. Now that it's 2018, since the new year, I've been seeing a lot more sales and sales for good games. I'm talking Battlefield, I'm talking Call of Duty sales for the new Call of Duty, whole bunch of games, Need for Speed, everything that's new and recently came out. They're putting more and more sales on. There's weekly sales every couple of weeks, every month there's new sales. It's crazy. And all of a sudden, I thought of the competition it's going to have for EB games of a lot more people. It's easier to buy it on the PS4 than it is to run to a store, especially if you're like me, and the store is about 30 to 40 minutes away. And if you have to go there, it better be worth it. And going just for one game, it's not worth it for me. So it's way easier getting on the PS4. And I believe a lot of people are buying it on the PS4. And that's why they're making more and more sales. It's probably it's likely the same on Xbox. They've got likely have a lot more sales on the Xbox now than they used to. But I just thought of the effect it's having on EB games. Of course, EB games for years have been always trying new strategies to get more people to buy their come to the store and buy the games and upsell them. And I used to hate that. And I never went and never bought a new game at a used a used copy of a new game. I never felt right doing that. I know some people that do that personally. And to me, if you're going to buy a new game, buy a new copy of the new game. But honestly, I think within the next five years, we're going to see some big changes. Now, does that mean that EB games or GameStop is going to close? I don't think so. I don't think it's going to be like Blockbuster or, you know, movie rental places. I don't think it's going to be like that in the future. But you can probably already see the transition. They used to be strictly games, games and DLC, that type of thing. For the last few years, they are more and more evolving into gaming, collecting or gaming and collectibles. And like for me, I love collectibles, but I'm not going to really get them from EB games, unless they're on sale, like Funko, they've they've almost everything they have special exclusives, they have a whole bunch of different collectibles that they sell in their stores now. So I see they're not going to get out of gaming in my opinion. But I think they're going to get more into collectibles, gaming collectibles and a whole bunch of stuff like that. Because a lot of people are interested in that now. And I think there's a huge market for it. So why not push that? Especially since they probably feel the effect of games. But I don't know what it was the other day. But I just thought out of nowhere, I was like, I'm buying games through my ps4, which is something I never did before. I never liked the idea of it. But because there's so many great sales of good games on my ps4 now, I'm tending to buy more and also ps plus since you get monthly free games. That's another thing that's interesting. And you can even get PlayStation now, which is you pay a monthly subscription, you get like 600 games at your access at any time. It's ridiculous. But I don't know, I think within the next five years, we're going to see big changes from eb games and game places. So it's going to be interesting to see. I will leave this video here. I just wanted to explain that because out of nowhere, I just thought of this and I wanted to share it with you guys. Let me know your comments down below of where you think eb games and a whole bunch of gaming places are going to be in the next few years. Are they going to close their doors? Are they going to get more into collectibles, which is the path I think they will go because they've already started. But let me know down below and I will see you guys in the next video. Please take care. Peace.


Hi everyone. Happy Thursday. I'm Joe for Jasper's case brace.com with 2019-2020 prism hobby and optic choice mixer it's 2019-20 2019-2020 prism basketball hobby edition 2018-2019 optic Donners optic choice edition And it's a random division break number two Some pretty nice stuff right here Right So some good stuff some good stuff big. Thanks to these folks for getting into the action Who's here for this Keanu's here for this Breton should be around. Where's yonce? Yonce have been waiting for this since yesterday Anyway, big thanks to these folks couple winners right here And then couple straight-up spots right there. So big thanks to everybody who got into the action. Thank you There the division right there And let's roll it. Let's randomize It two and two four times for each list one two three four Was that intercepted come on Carson No review it Oh my god, that's a clean interception. Did he get his both feet? Yeah Not out of bounds or anything The the old end zone pick that's that's a killer All right two and a two four times 30 net football folks one two three And fourth and final time hard four Southwest down to the pacific See you Jackie All right, so brenton with the southwest in case you're not familiar with NBA divisions like me Let me just look at the standings right here. I think the southeast Is pretty good southwest is pretty good That's what brenton has brenton has the southwest maves grizzlies palakins in there That's for the spot. He bought straight up. So congrats to him Matt with the northwest keanu with the central sumin with the atlantic yonce With the southeast and kyle with the pacific But if you think about it folks, let's sort this by column b by division All these divisions are actually pretty solid. So sumin you have the atlantic So You guys got raptors cell takes sixers opportunities nets nicks Opportunities in there keanu with a central Right bucks bulls Some some underrated pistons calves players in there, too But yonesses and kobe whites northwest matt's got the northwest And that is denver nuggets okc jazz trailblazers timberwolves those are from solid teams there, too kyle with the pacific Lakers All right suns in the mix too some kings And then yoncey with the southeast Southeast All the miahamie heat youngsters in the mix The hornets players from the last couple years pretty solid tray young opportunities All right, and then we got brenton with the southwest. We discussed that it's pretty good any trades We're gonna pause the video just for a couple seconds see if there's any trades and then when we come back We'll uh, we'll see if there's any trades and then the break All right. Welcome back folks. So there are no deals done Here's the final list right here It's a pretty good mixer here Random division break number two So let's do 29 to the choice is kind of the higher end box. Well, they're both pretty high end But that's fewer cards in there. Let's do let's do this one Let's do this one first one two three four five six two three four five six Height of the packs up a little bit Oh big sack They lose like 10 yards there Yeah 10 Maybe I should should we have taken the under? Yeah, I thought I was gonna go over but now like Daniel Jones interception Then there was the Carson Wentz interception Oh, did I not upload that video? No, it's up Yeah, just just post it. I think all right. Let's see what we find here in 1920 stuff. There's derrick rose to 149 Rudy go bear Pistons, that's the uh central that'll be for keanu Central right. I don't know my NBA divisions. Believe it or not I don't really think about The teams in terms of divisions Thomas Bryant silver the markets alder red wave And we've got a bowl bowl and a zion hyper. Wow So bowl bowl denver nuggets Should be the northwest Yeah, denver in the northwest So there you go matt And look at that zion rookie hyper Going to brenton young and the southwest And if that grades, I don't I can't really eyeball it right now, but if that grades out nicely Raw would still sell root pretty well mariozonia silver pete merivich hachimura rookie tyler johnson to 299 for the pacific And a fireworks john marant or zion williamson. That is Yeah, and jones got stuffed by tamba bay though There's a bummer And we've got miles bridges silver and a brandon clark for the southwest brenton sensational signatures Hmm roger nests is saying usually a job base after a zion hyper. Is that the pattern? We'll find out There's a job rent fireworks also for brenton in the southwest nikola vusevich To 75 for a lando to junta murray and a brad davis Sensational signature for dalas another one for the southwest Jackson haze moody a dame and a seiku demboya Matisse tybal hyper I like these guys seiku demboya silver Detroit should be in the central. Yes kianu with the silver seiku All right, the last little bit here We've got lani walker the fourth blue cracked ice to 99 Dwayne vacant jackson haze hyper The last one here. Congrats logan that guy's rookie year There's an autograph right in the middle Let's set that there. Here's dorge hill for the calves to 88 central kianu buddy heal 47 out of 88 sacramento pacific kyle robin lopez reveals a hamadu dialu For okc An okc is in the northwest A holdover from the seattle days Matt with the northwest We got a nox in the box kevin nox rated rookie Atlantic zoom in And behind robin lopez silver is Oh I saw the maves logo And my heart skipped a beat But no, it's just jaylin. Well jaylin brunson saw that You know, we're looking for you're looking for donchich But brenton young What a break for the southwest Gets the jaylin brunson there and of course the central will get that bulls robin lopez And there you have it ladies and gentlemen That was the two box random division mixer. It's a pretty good one folks. There's another one I'd get on it. I know it's a little pricey, but the value in this is pretty incredible I'm joe for jasmies case breaks.com. Thanks for getting into the action. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye