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What's going on the same grave and hit with another video and in this video Shout out to my boy George for the the name of the video Ozzie's greatest hits In this video, I wanted to um talk about Um some of Ozzie Newsom and the Ravens most recent draft picks Because we know it's something that we were just talking about a little while ago um They have not been hitting in the draft that has not been their, uh, bread and butter. Um, that has not been They just haven't been they just haven't been clicking in the draft They haven't been killing in the draft like these some of these analysts and pundits say they do They have not been elite in the draft Like a lot of the people think they are They have not been one of the best teams in the draft like a lot of people claim that they are um But yeah, I did hear about the the dolphins given a Landry and his team permission to seek a trade. We'll see how that goes. 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Um But here we are we're here now and this video not gonna be too long I mean because it It is a lot to talk about but it ain't really much too much good to talk about Um, but what I wanted to mention what I wanted to go over Um, Ozzy Newsom Ozzy Newsom is somebody that's going to be stepping down Uh next year. So he still has this year. Um to Do his thing But he's our current the Ravens GM. He's going to be stepping down next year and Eric Dacasa is going to be taking over But I feel like this is something that should have happened a long time ago. I know the Ravens said they had Um, they had like a five-year plan and whatnot. So they had all this stuff planned out but I feel like I feel like this is something that should have happened uh Probably a long time ago. Um because Ozzy Newsom more On this video, we're just gonna focus on the draft We're gonna focus on the draft and no, this is not a video to bash Ozzy Newsom This is not a video to tear him down anything This is just a video to be straightforward to be honest about the recent draft picks Um, and if Ozzy Newsom has really been hitting or not in the draft If he's really been getting the nice players and whatnot in the draft Um, and I just I wanted to focus on that for this video It's been something that I've been wanting to talk about for a long time now And we hear now. So I appreciate y'all. So I don't know. Yeah, you can follow on twitter instagram and snapchat all three are engraving vids Now, um, let's just something that I was talking about early in a video that I did uh to today Um, well, we were talking about Jarvis Landry. Um I was saying that I believe That the ravens. Oh, I don't want to hear that. Yosef. I hope I don't want them to be Elena's But for Frank go that would be gross. Anyway I was With the ravens, they have the possibility of trading for Jarvis Landry. Um, and something that I was saying before I was like, well, it would depend on what we had to give up to get them if we were to get them. Um, but Something that the ravens have done recently. They did it last year with Jarvis Landry when they tried to trade for him last year Um, they offered something and dolphins, I guess gave them a counter off of the dolphins one a little bit more I believe it included a higher draft pick or more draft picks, whatever Uh, but the ravens said no they said no It also happened with being able to acquire Jalen Ramsey. Um, the To move up in the draft the jaguars One that wasn't the jaguars or the cowboys ravens could have moved up to select Jalen Ramsey in the draft But they weren't willing to give up a third round pick So They have this guy who they really feel like is a playmaker. They really want them.  See this this is not even about that. Um, but the ravens had a chance to move up And get Jalen Ramsey Had a chance. Oh, it was a cowboy still seven four I forget because it seemed like it was so long ago, but they had a chance to move up and draft Jalen Ramsey But the the Cowboys wanted more they wanted like a third round pick and ravens only one to give like a first and a fourth Um, so they missed out on a chance to draft a playmaker. They drafted Ronnie Stanley who was nice now, but They could have had Jalen Ramsey They could have had him But they they were hesitant in giving up those draft picks But my point was they will be so hesitant in giving up these draft picks and they want to stockpile stockpile stockpile picks But they don't do nothing with the picks They don't do anything with them half the time and they draft guys that just sit on the bench that don't contribute Um, and it's just frustrating as a ravens fan So I wanted to just go over Some of our recent draft picks and we're gonna start with last year 2017. Let's just get straight into it. What's up, Deco? Appreciate you man. Appreciate all y'all coming through man team. Keep it clean. You know, I love y'all man So let's go down just the the list of draft picks last year We're gonna talk about the impact Yeah, Stanley is nice. We wouldn't have Stanley. Um, but he's nice not taking anything away from Stanley, but we could have had Jalen Ramsey Jalen Ramsey Jalen Ramsey Um Ramsey Newsom first ever black GM got us two Super Bowls first two picks were all the famous As I say, we just trust him. This isn't the first time we've been in the slump But we've been in a draft slump for so long But we're gonna talk about that and again, like I said earlier in this video This is not a video to bash Ozzy Newsom at all. It's not that so don't take it for that This is just a video to review Uh, why I feel Eric DeCosta's time It it should have been his time. I feel like But nothing against Ozzy Newsom at all. Trust me. It ain't nothing against him But I just feel like it's it's his time to go ahead and step down. I think he should have stepped down a little while ago um, but anyway First round draft pick Marlon Humphrey. Oh, he was great. He was great last year great great second round draft pick ties bowser Some people might not even know who ties bowser is Because like I like we talked about earlier in the stream He was on the field a little bit in the beginning of the year a little bit But then they took him off and we just didn't see him again. We didn't see him We didn't see him. We hardly saw him in the past in past rush We saw him on special teams a little bit But we didn't see him on the field a second round draft pick Second round draft pick if you draft somebody in a second round, you're high on that person You are high on that person. Why if somebody's a second round draft picker you draft them to be a past rusher Past rush was something that the ravens lacked last year. Why would you draft them that high only to have them not even Like do anything didn't make any sense Yeah, we could have got juju too. That's another one, but I don't even know if they wanted him, but It is what it is whatever um Yeah, exactly. Uh, k.o. King saying it feels like what have you done for me now league. That's true um He had a decent season bowser had three sex When though when did he have those three sex? The dude had him in like what the first couple of games and then after that He was he was a ghost. You ain't even see him on the field only on special teams You can't get sacks on special teams. You can't pass rush on special teams. You can't do that um Chris wormley third round Chris wormley miss mr. Inactive himself Uh in his twin brother, uh, tim williams In the third round as well Both of their third round picks nothing Both inactive They were at the top of the inactive list um I learned inside that bowser doesn't know his place. Hey, that could be it But who knows either way it's your job as a coach train him up get him together Look at that. Joseph said who the heck is that? You don't know him because he don't get in the game. He don't do anything So chris wormley and tim williams they twins because they don't never do anything They don't ever get in the game ever tim williams did in a little bit in the beginning and sparingly throughout but Pretty much he was absent wasn't there um Nico serigosa He gets a pass because he it was on injuries there. He taught like his acl pcl He taught his different stuff in his leg. He was on injuries there. He missed the season germane elem elemanor Because of all the injuries he ended up having to play having to start So they had to use him um So who else and chuck clock chuck clock. He came a long way Before he was just special teams and they start throwing them out there a little bit um on regular defensive plays and toward the end of the season his playing time had increased a lot Before I at first I didn't even know who he was when I would see his him out on a field. What was he number 20? What was his number? No, not 20 I forgot what I had I hadn't realized who that was and then I all of a sudden it was chuck clock. I was like, okay That's what's up. What's up, george? Nada, what are we talking about me? So then that and that's that's just this year. So based off of one two three four five six seven draft picks this year Marlon Humphrey plenty of playing and I know not every draft pick is going to get a bunch of playing time I'm not saying that I'm not thinking that I'm not expecting that so don't get me wrong with that but Marlon Humphrey He did his thing. It's the first round draft pick did his thing Tyus bowser and wormley nothing Um, I mean bowser did in like two or three games, but that was it um Chris wormley tim williams nothing siri goose. So he gets a pass Uh, Eleanor he had to get in because of injuries.  He started every game since except when he was hurt But um He's been there He's been there. He's been doing this thing solid. I like ronnie stanley I wish we could have got something else, but I like ronnie stanley No problem with him second round draft pick last year camele career camele career second round draft pick last year Give me one moment y'all. So, yeah, could camele career I know I say his name wrong, but Camele career second round draft pick last year. Where do you see that guy yet? special teams special teams special teams Second round draft pick. He is a past rusher. That was a special team in college, but they don't use him as that They wanted him to be a middle linebacker so That's worked out quite well for them. I'd say He doesn't he he doesn't even see the field on on regular defensive snaps special teams second round draft pick from a year ago special teams ace that's what you got to call them Because that's all he does special teams third round pick last year. Oh our guy our guy bronson kafusi Well, first he broke his leg his rookie year. So that was fine. He get a pass. He gets a pass for that He he gets a pass, but then this year He was king king Of the inactive list he was king Just about every for every game. I don't know if y'all get the text to your phone If you get the uh, if you got the ravens notifications turned on to your phone before the games They send out an active inactive list For an inactive list because the rest of the people are active They ain't gonna send out on people on the active list and every time you looked at your phone and get that notification You always saw kafusi's name on there for the inactive people You always saw that Yeah, hotball should have been he should have been on a hot seat When when your owner comes out publicly and says he thought about firing you I don't really think that's a boost of confidence but Hmm Anyway, moving on So fourth round to teyvon young Good pick he played a lot in his rookie year. He did great. He was phenomenal. Love them Um, but then this year he got hurt. So he's fine another fourth round pick chris more the wide receiver now with chris more he Even though he hasn't been a great player He's been on the field a lot. He's been on kickoff returns. He's been in the wide receiver lineup So he's been on the field a lot. So they use him. So even though he hasn't been good They've still been using him. So There we go Offensive tackle in the fourth round alex louis last year He was nice last year. He got hurt last year that hurt us And this year he was gonna play then he got hurt for the whole season So right now he's looking like an injury prone player. Let's see about him this year though When he's played he's been good when he hasn't played he's been hurt So they they've been using him Then we got willy henry Fourth round pick. I thought willy henry was the fifth round pick, but I guess I was wrong But anyway willy henry fourth round pick He's been straight He's been doing this thing. He came up him michael pierce brandon williams They did that thing So shout out to willy henry. I thought he was gonna get cut this year, but He showed why he should stay. So he's fine Kenneth Dixon Good old Kenneth Dixon. Now. This is the guy that running back. Kenneth Dixon This is somebody who ravens wanted to be their guy But and they tried to force them in a lineup forcing to be the starter But he one kept getting hurt injury prone and then two he kept taking pds Now this this is somebody I can't put I can't put the fault on the ravens for this one Because he's taking the pds And he's getting hurt. So I don't put this on the ravens at all. Not not not for Kenneth Dixon um Graven the color of those walls is kind of making me say you need some some robin eggs Yeah, I need to we do need to paint them eventually though Uh fifth round draft pick matthew judon starter Past rusher nice. He's used effectively. He does his thing. So shout out to matthew judon um Six round pick oh keenon reynolds remember all the hype around him. Oh, this is a quarterback a navy quarterback turn wide receiver We're gonna try my kicker turn point return Then try my receiver. Maybe you can get in and do some quarterback plays too What happened to him? He was on a practice squad for ravens Then got cut off for that. Then I think the redskins may be signing to their practice I forgot where he went, but his nfl Days are over They're done They're done They're done um That this guy has so much hype around him. He has so much hype around him Uh, and oh, he's in the navy now. Okay Well, it's not not okay. I ain't even gonna say that because I know somebody's gonna get offended. So I ain't even gonna worry about that Oh, and then okay, he's only been on the team since last year. I even realized and then another six round pick morris kennedy injury prone, but again, that's no fault of the ravens Because he's injury prone So morris kennedy, I mean morris kennedy He's been fine when he has played But he's just been injury prone. So no fault of the ravens so Going by this we have one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven eleven players drafted Ronnie stanley plays Starts second round draft pickamele career special teams. No kafusi. No tevon young. Yes, when he was healthy chris mor Yes, even though he sucks alex louis Yes, when he's healthy willy henry. Yes, kena dixon Yes, when he's healthy matthew jutan. Yes Uh, keenan reynolds. He's long gone morris kennedy. Yes when he's healthy So it seems like this this draft right here from 2016 Was a lot of guys with band-aids on A lot of guys with band-aids on You say morris kennedy got exposed by ty hilton in that coach game. Yeah, he was he was getting done I mean, he didn't make a big play at the end of the game Um, really everybody's getting exposed about ty ty was just killing us Um, he's saying no more trust ozzy. Uh c plus for that draft um, ronnie ronnie stanley, yeah tevon young year alex louis I don't know because he's been hurt all the time chris mor kufusi no korea. No Well based on how to use them. That's their fault kennedy. Yeah, you've been injured a lot kenyan reynolds. No jutan.  Good point Now let's go back to one of the most popular drafts in ravens history recently One that gets talked about a lot 2015. So we're going back three years now First round draft pick guess who? Everybody's favorite receiver prashad parryman sky blazing speed they called him they said he was gonna be the He was gonna be an even better toy smith 2.0. That's what they called him toy smith 2.0 I remember hearing that so much I fell in love with the hype I spammed him and madden um, I just I just I I fell in love with the hype. I fell in love with the speed Uh, but then you got hurt so first round draft pick wider receiver prashad parryman always hurt Well, he had been hurt a lot, but then his hands seemed like they stayed injured when his body wasn't Second round draft pick max williams Always hurt Always hurt You think the NFL should have farm teams like the mba. I don't know Man, this is the only place he could be a star. Well, yeah, there it goes Because I remember when they came out with that like 99 overall brashad parryman in mud Hmm, that was crazy um So the first round draft pick brashad parryman He has been a bust so far second round draft pick max williams We stole from the stealers stealers really wanted that guy. We did the stealers a favor. We just didn't know it yet He's been terrible He can catch he just can't stay healthy for nothing Third round carl davis That's that's how carl davis is just like that He he'll make some plays But then he'll get ghosts for the majority of the season make a few plays in and out But yeah, he'll be ghosts for the majority of season Uh, then we got zadaria smith Zadaria smith is another one when he gets hot. He's hot When zadaria smith is hot. He is hot When he's not the who You don't hear anything from it's silent Like there's some guys who they'll make some plays And then they may not make the plays, but they'll help make a play or they may um They may be involved in a play or they may be just right there, but zadaria smith It's like you hear about me. Oh man. It's a darey smith. It's darey smith. It's darey smith.  Oh, yeah, he would have but if if you can stay on the field no They'd have to give a team draft picks That's probably true fourth round buck allen good good good good Nice pick de coupe said wasted pick smith isn't a game changer I said when he's hot, he's hot, but when he's not. Oh, yeah, he is not um Oh man, okay Well another fourth round pick tray walker He died in the motorcycle accident So he obviously would not count that against him at all. Uh fifth round draft pick nick boyle Nick Boyle, um, Nick Boyle Not a playmaker not a game changer um Oh, don't worry. We're getting a crock again. We're getting there. Don't worry um Nick Boyle not a game changer Not a playmaker. He can catch he just He ain't got no he ain't got any speed and everybody's not gonna be fast, but He is somebody who the pd's man Suspension hey, I mean you can't trust him You can't trust him Then oh, let me know if you remember this name fifth round draft pick robert mias I bet none of you even remember that name But none of you even remember that name robert mias And then another sixth round pick Darren waller Darren waller good old Darren waller So we got both are Both are tight ends in that draft even though Darren waller was drafted as a receiver um, but both are tight ends They just in that draft they just love getting suspended. Well, not max williams He just loves getting hurt So all three of our past catchers in that draft All actually all four.  Um, they just They just don't like seeing the field Now nick boyle. He hasn't improved suspension wise but That's about it That's about it so And 2014 Moving back again Say ravens legend Darren waller Uh, we just can't consistently have good receivers Jacob, maybe you're right man Maybe you're right But 2014 first round draft pick cj mosey. Oh great great pick Great pick. He did great second round pick timmy jernigan When jernigan was hot he was hot, but when he got ghost he got ghost And you didn't even know he was on the field um tarence brooks Ravens led me down big time with this one because Tarence brooks I feel like that dude had just Loads of potential He showed so many flashes dude could hit he could tackle he could intercept the ball. He could do it all But I feel like they gave up on that dude way too easy way too easy Is toysmith the best receiver the ravens ever drafted. Yeah I always say that and that's sad Because he's a he's a good number two at best not a number one at all not even close But he's a good number two at best but They gave up on tarence brooks way too early And they opted to keep Always forget the guy's name and I don't want to remember it because he was terrible What was the safety's name? Remember the safety who we got from either the the texans, right? And he played for the texans and the chiefs um What's what's a ram fan for life? Yeah, tarence brooks was a safety But what was the other safety who he kept and we cut tarence brooks and kept him The guy who gave up the the plays in the jaguars game and gave up the win the guy who's just absolutely terrible Kendrick lewis there we go Kendrick lewis, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Raven that was Like I said, like I always say about that one ravens always every single year. I mean they haven't been doing it recently I don't think because you remember before This was when ravens were months more successful, but they haven't been doing it recently Maybe there's a correlation remember back when ravens were a lot more successful in every single year They used to cut guys Who we all loved and we used to be like, why would they cut him? Why would they cut him? But they will get somebody else to replace them and they will be just fine They will be just fine Um, but we would when they first cut the guys who were more popular to us They we'd be like, man, why did that guy get cut? I really really liked him. I really really liked them, but then They were replaced guys and we would be just fine, but recently I don't I can't recall them doing that to anybody I can't recall any popular cuts from guys who we really loved I can't remember that So Oh, yeah, Jeremy Butler. I remember him. Yeah, he was killing in the preseason Then ravens say, you know what? No And the way that they like to look at it which I mean They got a point They uh What the what or not the ravens but the ravens reporters what they will say they'll be like, oh Jeremy Butler, what happened to him? He went with the charges didn't do anything He went with the to the Coltson didn't do anything. He went to the bills. I think too didn't do anything He's not even on an active roster right now. They'll say that But then you can um look at their current receivers and be like, hey Maybe you should have gave that guy shot because you guys are terrible at drafting receivers.  For what why? He sucked that was one of the worst decisions they've ever made And I mean he went on to go to the Eagles and the Jets and I don't think he did much But I feel like with the ravens they they gave a third round draft pick out of Florida State, man He could have done some things man Could have done some things Yeah, Brooks Brooks could hit too. You're right deco. He could hit But is what it is moving on third round pick crocky gilmore. Somebody just mentioned crocky gilmore Somebody just mentioned crocky gilmore So he He can catch he could block he just can't stay healthy And now he's about to be offensive lineman. So we'll see fourth round pick Brent urban You all know the story with Brent urban six foot seven.  All you got to do is stick his hand up because he's so tall But always hurt always hurt always hurt Lorenzo Talafiero I liked him I had liked him a lot Um, but then I don't know what happened to him I don't know what happened to him. I know he got like a list frame injury or something. He got something like foot injury or something like that I don't remember what happened to him um Oh, he got hurt doing a jags massacre. Oh But yeah, he he just disappeared Um, you can text me. Um Who else john urschel urschel? He He He was all right. He was nothing special He was nothing special at all. Um Yeah, he was just there then he ended up retiring So I guess he realized the football was not special to him then he ended up retiring early to go Go to school I forgot what did he go to harvard or he went to one of them the ivy league schools or whatever so Football wasn't for him um After that, oh Keith winning Remember Keith winning um Yeah, me too He was one of those Those picks that you know that the ravens aren't going to do anything with Um, pretty much a waste. I guess maybe they ran out of guys who they wanted to draft So they said, you know what come on keith. We're just draft you They weren't going to use them that he wasn't going to start. He wasn't even going to be a backup They're just a waste um So that was that uh And then the seventh round picked michael campanero somebody that they said flacco had recommended they get He was nice like I say like I always say you got a nice set of hands He can catch he can catch and he can make some plays when you get the ball in his hand, especially an open field But he always got hurt He always got hurt Like oh campanero lives on injuries. I think he's been on injuries. I mean he's been on an injury There's probably more games than he actually played in this career You might even want to say that as a joke, but it might be the truth so That was that That was that camp is nice, but it's injured a lot camp is the definition of an injury It should stop. Listen to flacco flacco told him to draft tan and dals. Wow. Yeah So flacco clearly ain't don't need to be in a room with them when they're drafting people When I get drafted, I'm going to be a wire see if I hope I don't get drafted by Sub jb Yeah, Zach. Oh, it was nice. You're right. He had that kick return against the bears last year I'm yet. He had a part return against the bears last year. That's it I mean he called a touchdown against the stealers too Like I said, he can he can catch he just can't stay healthy He can't stay healthy so So And then let's just go back To the year after the Super Bowl 2013 Another classic first round draft pick Classic first round draft pick Matt Elam This right here may have been wow Hmm just going down our draft this year from this year Um 2013 first round draft pick Matt Elam not even playing in the league anymore second round draft pick Arthur Brown I don't think he's even playing in the league anymore. Um third round branded Williams. He's still with the team John Simon, he went to the Texans and then I don't know if where he's at now Uh fourth round Kyle juice check. Uh, somebody was just asking about him. That's when we got him Rick Wagner, uh, we kept him for a while and he wasn't doing anything Then after a while he became a stud then he left for more money went to the Lions You still love Elam. Hey, it's all good to each his own Uh, Caprondo was more he kept getting hurt acf the acf the acl Ryan Jensen, he sucked his first couple years and then this year he blossomed into a Decent center, but now he's gonna be probably be gone because too much money Um, well, I'd receive an Aaron Millett I don't even know He obviously didn't make the team and I haven't heard of him. I don't I even remember that we drafted that guy Um, so yeah And then seven round pick mark anthony they cut him Uh, when they were trimming the roster then I do remember that I remember that name So what's up joshie? How was your draft that bad after you in a Super Bowl? Oh, man That was that Matt elam guys not even in the league anymore after Not even five years after four and a half years. They're not even in the league anymore I know the NFL it ain't you don't play in the league super long. Most guys don't but still Matt elam Martha brown Um, Capron Lewis or Capron Lewis more is on our practice squad. So he's technically still in the league Aaron Millett mark anthony Like some some of these guys, I know they're six and seven round draft picks so they're not expected to do much but Sometimes it feels like the Ravens just some just draft some guys just to feel roster spots And they could be exactly what they're doing Elam drafted to be the next air read ended up being the biggest bust of the Ravens last 10 draft classes Oh, we're gonna do a draft. We're gonna have to do a little comparison between Matt elam and bachar pair me Because those two guys been battling So let's go to 2012 Super Bowl season. Who did we draft the Super Bowl season? Well, we didn't have a first round draft pick. I forgot what happened with that. Um, but anyway First pick, uh, what's really which was in the second round Courtney Upshaw cool He did his thing solid run stopper the fact that are the fact that our day 34 guys have produced more than our day one two guys is an issue. Oof Wow But yeah in this draft second round pick was Courtney Upshaw Good pick. He was solid. He did his thing Nice run stuffer not a pass rusher, but when he got to the quarterback, he would later hammer I remember one time he had been rossersburg a real good He called him clean. I think it was on like a Thursday night football game. I don't know if y'all remember that It was either on a Thursday night or Monday. I think it was Thursday night football games I think so Courtney Upshaw was solid You know, I got his thing with the alabama in place Uh, next round Oh second round collectio simile Nice man. He is the kind of lineman we need He's nice, uh Upshaw He ravens didn't reach santa when he became a free agent. He went to the falcons I don't know where he's at now If you still it's still there. Oh, you remember that one. Okay Colletio simile We need more linemen like him that are big and nasty and got attitude yonder got that but yonder's old now We need to start looking for a replacement for yonder Ryan jensen got that but he's probably gonna cost too much money now We got to start probably looking for a replacement for him We got a alex louis. He's like that but he's getting hurt Can't say healthy We need uh, we need people that's nasty collectio simile. What's that? He was nasty Next in the third round bernard pierce He did his thing. He in that year his rookie year. He was nice He was nice Uh, and he got rough in the past infinity for Yeah, bernard pierce was nice that rookie year super bowl year um fourth round gino grikowski he never never panned out Never panned out end up going to the broncos end up going to the colts I'm just he never panned out with us so Here's what it is. Oh, then Oh in the fourth round christian tomson. I used to like always using him in mad Real life the ravens. I really like using them too much, but I used to really like using him in madder He's a fourth round pick. I don't think he's even in the league anymore. I don't think he's there Um, oh jb smooth said gino was trash Yeah So christian tomson the fifth round pick asa jackson asa jackson asa jackson was our um He was a return man, but then pd's pd's kept getting them pd's kept getting them Oh, you remember those videos? Well, yeah christian tomson was that dude, man Asa jackson pd's kept getting them devin said we need a new front office. We need something At least the seahawks drafted collins for the ravens. Yeah 2011 was the best till the asc championship game. Yeah. Yo dco say horrible drafting, man Now asa jackson was a ravens legend. Oh, yeah Oh, yeah Oh, and then we got another ravens legend six round draft pick in 2012 tommy streeter Another guy that I spammed in man tommy streeter number 13. He was like six foot five from the university of miami tommy streeter. I remember him Never did anything for us though so Yeah, asa jackson did keep coming back He did keep coming back. You're right. It's your boy And then meets just said it too. He said how many times was asa jackson cut and re-signed with us? I don't even know me. He might have broken the record He might have the record for it Uh, then the seventh round picked that year d'angelo tyson He actually got in some games and played I remember him but That was so long ago now They complained about ticket sales, but there's nothing to get excited for This offense been an issue for a long time, man. And then we're just gonna do this last one 2011 I just feel like going down this whole list This is gonna be the last one still ain't getting no ticks. All right, so this one 2011 first round jimmy smith nice even though he always gets hurt jimmy smith nice Um second round tory smith nice Made a lot of plays for us a lot Um, so then third round jireed Ain't even gotta say nothing about him Because y'all already know Jireed somebody who should have been cut so many times But he just kept lasting he just kept lasting lasting lasting um Fourth round pick. Oh shout out to mech fourth round pick in 2011 Uh flakos on the phone with ozzy newson. Hey ozzy. You gotta get my guy tanden. You gotta get him I'll just say okay flak. Oh no time. No, I mean no problem Tandon does fourth round pick Oh Well, we do got some classic guys in this one Um, actually some some super bowl guys too some guys that made plays in the super bowl So jimmy smith tory smith Not jireed, uh not tanden dos Oh, but we got a classic guy shout out to those long time ravens fans. Remember shocky brown Good old shocky. Oh, we remember shocky Remember shocky brown We sure do Um, then we got pernemic feet another guy made play in the super bowl Um, then we got tyron tailor The human highlight reel Tyron tailor And then our seventh round draft pick who made a play in the super bowl to anthony allen The running back who laid the block or actually got the did the hold did the hold on the uh the 49ers player That helped jacoby jones go for that long touchdown in the super bowl So shout out to anthony allen for holding and Shout out to the rest for not making a call. I should have been a holding call So Here's what it is me So, yeah, we got some some super bowl playmakers in that draft jimmy smith tory smith Pernel McPhee Anthony Allen and then tyron teller was in the super bowl too. He held flacco's clipboard. So that was cool Not against tyron though because he was just waiting in the way. He was just waiting for a shot and he got it So good for him D coupe said wow flacco really needs to go. I never knew he wanted tanden dos have He beat that vocal for landry. Hey, you never know man. Yeah, I know panel McPhee was cut by the best We don't need a reunion We don't need a reunion All right, this will be the last one for real this time. So now 2010 Some of y'all probably don't remember any of these players and they're gonna be some players that I don't remember on here Sergio kindle. We remember him second round pick fell down the steps And he ended up being like deaf in one ear or something like that But Sergio kindle Oof fell for me. That was rough Another second round picked tarence cody tarence cody big boy Big boy plugged up that defensive line couldn't move for anything because he was just so big and stiff Then he got caught up with like With animal abuse, uh, never played again in the NFL after that Never played again in the NFL after that um Third round Ed Dixon. Oh look at that third and fourth round how both of those played out Third round was Ed Dixon fourth round was Dennis pitta And again, a lot of people might not remember a lot of people might might not even believe but there was a time where Ed Dixon was better than Dennis pitta I mean and that's how it's supposed to be one guy drafted in the third and one guy drafted in the fourth So Ed Dixon was a starter over Dennis pitta and he was actually better than him for a while but then I don't remember what happened and Things changed then Ed Dixon's hands just He started he started batting down balls He started batting them down Hmm fifth round draft pick david reed David reed a little iris evil just Didn't cut it out fifth round draft pick author jones good one And then the sixth round pick raymond ramon harwood Hairwood whatever he did get some game action He didn't really do anything. He ended up not even end up really making the team after that But there's a lot of guys that got a lot of playing time in that draft minus Sergio kindle tans cody ed Dixon Dennis pitta um david reed author jones so and raymond harwood got a little bit but only Sergio kindle and Raymond ramon harwood they the only ones who didn't really get much playing time and Sergio kindle because he failed down the steps Uh ramon harwood because maybe just offensive line depth So, oh Besides that all the other guys got a lot of playing time tans cody ed Dixon Dennis pitta david reed author jones They all got a lot of playing time So that's actually a draft where they got Use out of their players and they got a good use out of most of their players This is also back when ravens were more successful too so Hey Yes, david reed and tana doce. What a exact same person. You're right man. Is ed Dixon still with carolina? I think so. I don't know All right last one last one 2009 First round draft pick blindside michael or Remember him man. It seemed that's so long ago. That's crazy man It's made me feel so old Remember when when blindside got drafted we saw them We had the movie come out Then he got mad because he said they made him look like they made him look like more dumb in the movie than he actually was Well, no, I would said that wrong.  Okay. He went to real cells was on the other side of the field. He did a lot uh third round draft pick Back then lederious whip shout out to him back then fourth round draft pick jason phillips. Oh, sorry Fifth round pat draft pick Daven drew sorry Six round draft pick sedgec peerman sorry So the first three guys blindside paul kruger lederious whip. Oh, yeah Oh, yeah But then jason phillips. No daven drew. No sedgec peerman. No No Yeah, I probably will in there mich right in 2008 um But yeah, that was that so the first couple guys in that draft in 2009 They got some a lot of action out of them a lot And they got good quality Play out of those guys except lederious whip They get hurt that year in that bears game when we were beating them like 34 or three and they had them out there on a punt return and Yeah, for the season a cl and that was the beginning of the lederious whip injury history And that list was only getting started So 2008 last one last but certainly not least first round draft pick Joe flacco They wanted their first round. They wanted their first round draft pick to be a matt ryan Um, but they couldn't trade up and get them falcons took them ravens got joe flacco um Second round draft pick. Oh go to great draft so far ray rice So joe flacco and ray rice same draft crazy Third round draft pick from from miami to vars gooden I used to put him in middle line back a lot in madden just to match Just to have somebody right there with ray loose who had speed too, but um, yeah, to vars gooden never quite panned out Never quite panned out Um, oh wow, I remember him third round pick Tom ziba kowski That's they they used to say he used to he used to be in games drunk He used to be playing games drunk so Yeah, that was him And then it kind of then it stops here Third round pick o'neill cousins. He was an offensive lineman. I think he had braids too. I think I remember him He didn't panned out fourth round pick mark and smith. They tried him. They tried with him It just didn't work out like what it like it does with all ravens receivers that they draft um, besides toy smith fourth round pick offensive lineman david hell Didn't work out obviously Six round pick ruki nakamura I remember him too I remember him too Then seventh round pick justin harper didn't work out seven round pick alan patrick. I don't even remember him He's a running back. I don't it didn't work out either So That was that man That was that now that's Kowski they said he used to come to the games drunk And he made enough plays or whatever he made some plays, but He ain't making enough so That was that So ever since flakko that's the uh, that's the draft man So in this draft we hit on flakko ray rice Flakko and ray rice the only two guys that worked out And the draft is just it's a draft. So you never know man. You never know how it's going to work out with some of these guys But flakko and ray rice in 2008 So two players out of one two three four five six seven eight nine one two three four five six seven eight nine ten Two players out of ten is what we hit on in 2008 Troy smith was drafted the the the year before that in 2007 2009 we hit on three players out of One two three out of six three players out of six. So blindside, uh, paul krug and the dairy sweep um 2010 we got a lot of play we hit on one two three four five six seven We hit on five players out of seven Sergio that was his own fault though because he uh, he fell down the steps bumped his head Um and ramon harwood. He just he never made the cut So that draft was pretty pretty good at as far as getting quality play 2011 jimmy smith tory smith Uh, pranel mcfee tyrod taylor anthony allen He made too many plays, but i mean he didn't really do anything But he didn't make the blocks. He would he'd know he made blocks for jacoby jones on special teams So yeah, so he was good, too He was nice on special teams for blocking for jacoby because he was the reason jacoby got them kick returns for touchdowns and stuff um So jimmy smith tory smith anthony allen tyrod taylor pranel mcfee And the other guys just shocky ran and tanon dawson jahree So five out of eight 2011 wasn't bad um, but anyway This was fun This was fun We haven't even been mentioning azi's name So I guess that's that Anyway, appreciate y'all Thank you for coming through Make sure you subscribe to the youtube channel if you haven't already Because we're gonna do more of these We're gonna do more of these What's up, gavin? Hope all is good, man. You just got a justin tucker jersey for $15 of the nike outlet wow With 30 for friend. Oh, you know somebody that works there as much as I love justin tucker. I would never buy a kicker's jersey Hey, I ain't got no problem with that He's the MVP of the team. He scored the most points on the team. So might as well, man Maybe she's scared of them drafted. That's why receiver I'm always scared of that because they just They've sucked at it. They've been really bad at drafting receivers and it's not even funny so Anyway, appreciate y'all. I'll see y'all tomorrow, man I enjoy appreciate you giving us the title george. Thanks a lot Um, y'all have a really good night, man We out


My best tip for winning in the interview is our preparation, preparation, preparation. So the more you know your own program, the more you can talk about it. Be brave, put yourself out there. Tell your story and be passionate about it. Just go in, show them your true personality. Don't worry so much about the academic side of things and just enjoy the process.


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This is Alex again. In my previous or in the post to lock video I was talking about my custom handmade home brew follower and how I liked it for re-pinning and I'm going to see if without completely blocking the shot if I can show you why. So when you get the pin in there and on the deeper one sometimes it will just drop and kind of cock that a little bit, lock the, oops, so you see it keeps the pin from going flying out the rear if it were hollow but you can kind of, I don't know how long that's showing up we'll see, you can kind of, it kind of keeps it there then you can just sort of rotate and get it in there and I just find that gives me just a little bit extra control when I'm doing this and if I need a an end with a without the milling then I just flip it around so I only did one end I just used a little mill file to do that took about five minutes so you could use a dremel too if you're not into filing we'll do a video on filing it at some point anyway doesn't keep you from dropping the pin just a little tip so thanks


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2019 Topps Holiday 1 box break, random team number 7 where we're giving away 5 spots in Topps Transcendent, Hall of Fame, Random Hit Break. 30 spots, everyone gets a random team in the MLB, no vet commonship, at the end of the pack break we'll take all 30 customers' names, randomize them top 5 each when a spot in the Transcendent Hall of Fame break, $450 value. So here is the list of customers, Will Driggers, down 2, Will Driggers, and the teams from the Diamondbacks down to the Nationals. Dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up 5 and a 3, 8 times. 8th and final time, Shannon Rex, down 2, Corey Parsons, 8 times in the randomizer, 8 times in the dice. Separate dice rolls, separate randomizer at the end of the break obviously to give away the spots. 8th and final time, from the Nationals down to the Angels, 8 times in the randomizer, 8 times in the dice. Okay so no trade window since this is a filler and we're not going to read through the full list but we'll go through some of the highlights on here. So Brewers, Keston Hero, Rookie Opportunities for Corey Parsons, Padres for Nano Tatis Jr. for Jason Siebert, Blue Jays, Vlad Guerrero Jr. for Rex, White Sox, Eloy Jimenez, Will Driggers, there you go. Oh it met Peter Lonzo, PJ McNeely. Cool so let's print this out. Cool so here is our box and the last filler is in the store now. One filler where we're giving away another 5 spots and 11 spots straight up and that's it guys. And that will fill the transcendent 48 hit random hit case. The only case we have. We were doing some math, over 20% of the spots in that break, at least 10 spots in that transcendent. We'll either get a one of one or the VIP party invite. So not too bad. There is the full list. Carter Keeboom, Rookie for the Nationals and Rex as a medal also. Michael Chavis for the Red Sox, Will Driggers. Nick Sanzel for the Reds and Will Driggers. Anna Tatis for the Padres, Jason Siebert. Trevor Story, Bat Relic for the Rockies, PJ McNeely. Joey Votto, Metallic for the Reds, Will Driggers and a Masahiro Tanaka. What's this? Oh there's Garland along the end of the of the border of the team or like the field. Yankees, Will Driggers. Vladdy, Blue Jays, Rex. Miguel Cabrera for the Tigers, PJ McNeely. Andrew Benintendi, Metallic for the Red Sox, Will Driggers. Eloy for the White Sox and Will Driggers and John Teneshoup, Metallic for the Twins and Wade Valentine and there you go. So let's pop back over here and give away those spots. Remember it is the top five. Here's the list of customers again from Will down to Will. Top five after five and a one six times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five and six in final time. Okay from spots six down to 30. Thank you guys very much for getting in on the break and hopefully I can do better for you in the next filler. One last filler in the store. Spot five, Corey Parson, congratulations. Shannon Rex, Corey Parson, PJ McNeely and Will Driggers. Top five. Six times on the randomizer. Six times on the dice. Will, PJ, Corey, Rex, Corey. Top five win spots. And there you go guys. That was 2019 Top's Holiday One Box Break, Random Team number seven from jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm Sean, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging out. We'll see you next time.


We shall continue with our conversation on criticisms on Islamic modes of finance. There is one criticism which practitioners of Islamic banking and finance face all the time. And that is related with the benchmarking of Islamic contracts. And the criticism is that the act of benchmarking of Islamic contracts to an interest rate is exactly the same as charging interest. This is the criticism. And the criticism is based on this argument that almost all the Islamic financial products are priced with reference to an interest rate mechanism. It could be Kaibor if the product is being offered in Pakistan. It could be Klaibor if the product is in the Malaysian market. If it could be related to Saibor if the product is being bought and sold in Saudi Arabia. And it could be Laibor in the past when Laibor was being used if the product was global. Consequently, the critics argue that these products, Islamic financial products, they behave exactly the same way as their conventional counterparts. And hence, there is no difference between an Islamic financial product and a conventional financial product. Let's see if this is a valid criticism. To be fair, the statement and the argument, it seems like true, but at the same time, it is false as well. It depends on how you want to explain the things. If I look at the things from one angle, probably the statement and the criticism is valid. If I try to explain the things from another angle, the criticism could not be valid. Let's see, of course, as an advocate of Islamic banking and finance, I would like to say that this is not a valid criticism, but at the same time as an academic, I have to be independent. I have to be neutral to teach you what in my view is the right thing. This is called intellectual honesty. Now, it is true that many Islamic financial products are actually benchmarked to an interest rate. And no one can deny this fact. But benchmarking to an interest rate is not akin to interest or it's not akin to charging interest. Pricing of anything is a number. When you say that this bottle is worth 50 rupees, this 50 is a number. 50 rupees, this is the money, the note of 50 rupees which someone gives to a shopkeeper and receives a bottle of coke in return. This 50 rupees note in your pocket, in my pocket too, this is not haraam. If it is haraam, then you throw it away. So money as a medium of exchange and as a legal tender is neither halal nor haraam. It's only a medium of exchange. This is something we should keep in mind when we are referring to this criticism regarding benchmarking of Islamic financial products to interest rate. Money is actually a medium of exchange and whatever is being exchanged, i.e. the object of sale, this is important. Price is only relevant in terms of certain rules regarding price, i.e. price should be known. If price is deferred, the payment schedule should be known and agreed between the two parties and so on. If the subject matter is halal, then the transaction is okay. If the subject matter is haraam, then the transaction is not okay. It's haraam as well. The subject matter is that whatever you are selling, I am talking about that. For example, poor is haraam, chicken is halal. If you want to buy and sell poor, you can do it from Muraabah, from a spot sale, from Salam. If you want to force the most strong Islamic contract, then that transaction would be haraam. In case of halal chicken, if you are buying and selling it on spot, this is okay. If you are buying and selling it on Salam basis, on Muraabah basis, that is acceptable as well. So car, home or any other items sold by Islamic banks, these are halal items. They are just priced with reference to an interest rate benchmark. Let's consider an interesting example. There is a party A, the person goes to a dhukan and buys a bottle of Guinness. Guinness Book of Records, you have heard of it. The sponsor of Guinness is actually a company which is an Irish company. The Irish people love Guinness very much. Anyway, the person, party A goes to a shop and buys a can of Guinness for 550 rupees. Party B goes to the same shop. This is George Bernard Shaw's shop. This is a shop of non-Muslims. The same cabinet or fridge and chiller, there will be a Kandhari Anar juice pack. The price of that is, he asks, what is the price of party B from the shop? He says, it is as much as Guinness. Of course, party B looks at this one of 550 rupees. Now, because the prices are the same, Guinness is not the same. Does it make Anar juice haraam? Not at all. And the shopkeeper, even while pricing this Anar juice can have this thing in mind that I'm going to price it exactly the same as Guinness can. It would not make the Anar juice haraam because its price is determined with reference to another non-sharia item. So similarly, an Islamic home financing product priced with reference to interest rate mechanism does not make the transaction haraam. This is something we should understand very clearly. Similarity of number does not mean rental becomes interest rate. So this is true in case of home financing products. This is true in case of car financing products and this is true for all the capital markets products because benchmarking to a non-sharia rate of return is acceptable from a Sharia viewpoint. The people who make this criticism, they actually are not aware of this Tikhi principle.


It's not just enough to say I've got these employees coming back going to keep them safe. An initial step, you're going to want to take a look at your local state, potentially maybe some federal guidelines, but then you're going to have to make those for your organization. You know better than anybody else what it takes to run your business. One of the things that you want to consider is the use of technology and how you can invest there. Repair yourself for potential future events, remote working, virtual meetings, reducing touch points in our workplaces, things like motion sensors, redores, light switches. Do we have hygiene practices for common areas that are used? All those things should be considered for reopening your workplace safety. What business continuity planning you can boil down is really what are the minimum practices and the things that need to happen for you to consider opening up your doors or reopening your office? It's not just enough to say I've got these employees coming back when we're going to keep them safe. There's also suppliers and vendors that you really rely on to make sure that your business runs. The organizations and companies have been most successful in reopening, have had a feedback mechanism with their employees, expressing to them and communicating very clearly what considerations you're making, what protocols you're putting in place to ensure their safety, what hygiene practice you're expecting them to follow. I don't think anybody could have really been well prepared for what we just went through over the past few months, but we can learn quite a few things from it and how we can build more resiliency in our businesses regardless of how big or small they are.


So this training is helpful to us in a couple of ways. It's helpful in our law enforcement day job just for identification purposes in the environment. You'll have the public recall in suspicious packages and things of that sort. And so having a good idea of what an ID or a purpose-built exploded device looks like, it's helpful to understand that and be able to identify it and then determine the appropriate response. We demonstrated a military ordinance, military explosives, and then improvised charges that they would encounter. Training wasn't just for the explosive effects. We gave them classes prior to that that showed them how to identify the differences between a drug lab and an HME lab. And that's important knowledge to know because they're both very dangerous, but if you go into one thinking that it's something else, it becomes an even bigger danger for everybody in the area. The instructors were great. They were very knowledgeable in their subject matter. They are obviously the experts in their field. And we appreciate for sure them taking the time to share with us their expertise. It's rewarding to be able to work with them and train them in this way. And I take pride in knowing that it's not only benefiting us, but it's also benefiting the local law enforcement officers and the community.


Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. So for today's video, it's kind of a more casual review video I'm going to be playing around with the ABH Norvina Volume 1 palette I'm doing a couple looks with this just talking about how I feel about the palette So if you are interested in seeing that then just keep watching So I'm not gonna talk too too much about the details of this palette because this has been out for a few weeks now So many people have done videos on it. I ordered this when it came out at Sephora I was hesitant about picking this up because the color scheme is just not something I will be using very often But of course, I love to give you guys my thoughts on new products that are releasing So it is a little bit late But I just I've had so much fun with this palette that I really am excited to bring you this video So I'm bringing you two different looks one look that I created the other day You guys asked for a tutorial when I posted it on my Instagram So that's in this video and then of course on this look which I think is my favorite of the two Super fast details about this palette. It is $60. It's available right now Sephora Ulta and the ABH website And it is in a ray of 25 very crazy shades if you ask me not very neutral at all There's maybe three or four neutral shades in here But the rest are basically bright colors that Norvina likes I suppose Norvina is the owner of Anastasia So I do want to mention some things right now about the palette that this is not for everybody I don't think there is a huge market for people that are actually going to use this It's completely different from her regular palette So if you don't wear color you're not gonna use this and it is going to be a waste of your money For somebody like me who is a collector and I do like to create fun looks for you guys and for my Instagram Even I would say this palette really isn't for me It took me a while to decide I'm purchasing it and I ultimately decided to and I'm not gonna lie I am happy that I purchased it for the most part this video is going to be about the pros But I do want to name some cons right now. I don't really like the color story of this I feel like it wasn't super well thought out so many other ABH palettes You can tell there's so much thought and love put into the color story this one kind of random if you ask me You have a big like purple section up here and then a warmer weird section down here I don't know. There's just not a flow to this palette I feel like and they're kind of all jumbled in random places if you ask me so for that I feel like it's just it's not a well thought out story just to my naked eye And then not only that while playing I did also feel like some of the shades were a little bit too close to each other So for example, there was no need for all of these matte purples Like no need you could barely tell the difference on your eyes along with like these two I felt looked very similar and there's just so many shades in here that are so close that if you put them next to each Other you almost can't tell a difference for this being like a pressed pigment kind of palette You'll see in this video how well they blended how pigmented they were and how much I really was loving it Even though I'm not a huge huge fan of the color story I created some beautiful looks in this video now that I've dug into it more I feel more and more inspired by this palette. I like it I think it's a nice palette if this color story interests you and you feel like this is something you'll get you Set up. I think you will really like it So I'm just gonna take you into the first look that I did where I was just playing around with it for the first time So here you go So I started off with the ABH eye primer because I'm figuring this is what's going to go best with these shadows I'm gonna start off with the shade B1 right here And I'm just gonna start off with that as my inner third color So I'm just using this random Morphe Y17 brush and I'm just patting it on as you can see Super pigmented like it's not very often that you come across a Color that just deposits so much color with a blending brush So you really just want to focus the color kind of right in this inner third So the next shade I'm going into is a 2 right here And I'm using a Wayman Goss number 18 brush and we're gonna move that on over to the next level And as you can see I'm not shying away from having this on my lid. It's fine So don't worry about such an accurate placement, but definitely make sure you keep the top part blended Again, super duper pigmented. We're going to deepen this up with a 3 right here This is the Wayne Goss 17 brush So next we're going in with B4 right here because I wanted to add more of that deep purple look Because as you can see these colors are quite pink So this shade is really good for deepening it up and adding that true blue purple element in This is a Wayne Goss number 20 brush by the way Okay, so the next shade I'm taking is the shade right here D2 now I tried this with the brush. It didn't really work. This shade works best with the finger I don't think it's the best quality I feel like you would need to use a glitter glue underneath this to really make it work because I do have to kind of Press it and work it into the skin But it is a gorgeous color so that kind of makes up for it So I'm gonna take that dark purple brush that I used and I'm just gonna use that to kind of integrate the colors together Finally for the top part of the eye. I'm taking the shade B3 right here And that's going right in my inner corner. This shade is definitely good to use with a brush So the shade is stunning. It's one of my favorites in this palette So I'm going to finish the rest of my face makeup and I will be right back Let's work on the lower lash line So I did want to bring a little bit of a different element in some glue in really just to play with more colors So I did choose D4, which is this navy color. I'm very picky about my navies and this one's not bad at all So I'm gonna take it on just a little pointer brush and I'm going to lightly run it along my lower lash line I'm not going down too far. I'm keeping it pretty close to the lash line and that's going all the way So this navy worked really well for this purpose. I'm very picky about my navies I can't really tell how this one would do if I use it on the actual lid But just as an accent color it did work really well And I'm going to go back and take some of B1 right here on a small brush And then I'm just gonna run that right underneath the blue to kind of bring back some purple into the look So it's not just randomly pink and purple up here and then blue down there I feel like an electric blue would have gone great in this palette though. She just has a navy So just right underneath not going too far out And then the last color I'm taking for this look is A1 right here I'm gonna put that as my inner corner So I'm going to finish the rest of my face and I will be right back So I hope you guys enjoyed that tutorial. Now for this next tutorial I want to take you into how I got this look today I wanted to play with more of the warmer colors at the bottom And this is one of my favorite looks that I've created recently So I'm very excited for you guys to see this one I'm so excited to how this look is gonna turn out. I have a really good feeling about it So the first color I'm starting off with is D1 right here So this is kind of, it's a yellow but it's not a super bright yellow But once you build it up it can pack a little bit of a punch Nothing crazy and I'm just using my Esum G34 to apply that to the inner part of my crease So as you can see it's really about that fade So I'm going into the shade E2 right here which is an orange And this is just a random luxy brush that I have And I'm gonna start building this crease So kind of work that into the yellow I'm rubbing my brush against a towel so that I can work on blending now and not applying more color Now I'm taking a smaller brush, this is the Morphe M507 And I'm taking E4 right here which is a really bright hot red orange And I'm going to apply that right here just a touch to lead into the red shade Same thing cleaning off my brush a little bit before I blend super pigmented color Very impressed with this And I don't know if you can see now that the orange and yellow are starting to fade as we blend more We will touch up on that but there's something to be noted And then the last color on my crease that I'm going in with right now is D3 Which is a brighter cherry raspberry red And honestly I feel like the difference between the shade and the neon shade that I used before this isn't that big And I find that with this palette some of the shades are just a little bit too close to each other I feel like you could have added a little bit more variety into this palette Not you but Norvina could have added a little bit more into the palette because the colors are almost too close So it could have been more of a diverse palette if she went a little bit further in the color differences So now I'm starting to build on on top and as you can see that neon is just so pigmented I'm just rebuilding all of the colors to make them pop So now I'm taking the ABHI primer which by the way is what I started off with as well And ignore my zit, all the zits on my forehead are like monstrous And for cut creases I used this Anastasia brush that the paint came off of so I don't know the number I will look it up for you and I'm going to do a cut crease I went all the way on this eye but that's not really necessary because I decided to blend that edge out But definitely for like three quarters of the lid we want that cut crease So the way that I do cut creases you just kind of take it and you blink up Because you want to have the cut crease at the very least where your eye is going to touch your crease Otherwise it's going to smear and smudge and lose that definition So that is the bare minimum you should be doing and then I normally just raise it a little bit higher Now cut creases are not a regular thing for me I never do them and I especially never wear them out But I do like it when I'm feeling a little bit more artistic So I'm taking the shade C2 right here which is kind of a shimmery glittery yellow And I'm going to apply that right where the yellow eyeshadow is for the matte color One thing that is banging in this palette are the shimmers I think the shimmers in here are killer, they're so pretty The next shade I'm taking is E1 And in here it kind of looks like a creamsicle orange type of color Really it has a very strong golden shift so it actually goes with the yellow very well And when the light hits it, it almost looks like most of your eyelid is yellow When it has actually a touch of that orange color to it So they are very complementary to each other I was kind of hoping this shade was a bit more actually orange Just to go with the vibe I was hoping for But no, these colors still look really nice together Then I'm going to use a brush to get those edges And for the last shade, I wanted more of a reddish shimmery shade But the closest thing is C3 right here It's a little bit more of a pinky cranberry color But it actually looks way better than I thought it would I'm just going to put that right in the outer part of the eyelid Now this particular shade I noticed is like a touch chunky And has some fallout so just be aware of that It is so pretty as you can see Just now we can blend this edge a little bit Obviously I'm not going to leave it like this I'm going to clean it up but I want them both to be even So I'm just going to over blend both sides So that I can take a wipe to them I'm just taking a bit of a makeup wipe And we're going to kind of clean that up And the reason why I like blending the shadow out first Is so that the line isn't so harsh When you kind of clean it away Because if it was like a really heavy layer of eyeshadow The cut would be way too sharp So I'm going to finish the rest of my face makeup And I will be right back Okay so I did my lower lash line here Because I wanted to make sure it wasn't going to turn out terrible The color I went into was C4 right here I did kind of want to carry over what I did on top to the bottom But I also just wanted to play with more colors So that's what I decided to do So I'm just putting this on the outer third of my outer corner This is a refer PO7E brush And then I'm taking the A5 Which is a hot hot pink And that's going in the center of my lower lash line This is a Wayne Goss number 20 Both of these brushes are very very similar Okay the last shadow I used is actually not from the Norvina palette But it is from the Aurora palette This highlighting palette I always try and give away Because I'm like oh I never use it And then I swear it comes in handy every now and then For looks like these And I'm just kind of blending that out here It has like an orangey pinky kind of duo chrome to it Which is very pretty for the look This is all we have for the eyeshadow So I'm going to go off camera Finish the look and I'll be right back Alrighty so here we are Here is the final look So even though this review is late I still definitely wanted to play with it And give you guys a full opinion Just because it is such a large palette I did take my sweet time getting to know it And overall I do really really like this palette I don't think the color story is very well thought out But I really enjoy the quality of the palette I think the shimmer shades in here are absolutely stunning The mattes are super pigmented And even though these are like pressed pigments This is the first pressed pigment formula That I did not have any trouble with Blended beautiful like a regular eyeshadow And super duper pigmented Which is incredible So I really love the quality of this palette Obviously this palette is not for everybody In fact I don't think it's for most people But you know what if you love makeup as an art And you love creating looks with color And playing around I think you will love this If you are the everyday work woman Who wears neutrals everyday Obviously don't waste your money on this But you know as somebody who loves creating looks For you guys and Instagram And letting you know what's what with what's new I will admit I like this palette Obviously some things I would tweak I can't deny the quality So that is all I have for today's video I hope you enjoyed the two looks that I came up with That's all I have for today's video If you did pick up this palette Comment down below Let me know how it worked for you Your skin tone, your age, all of that good stuff The type of looks you like to create Comment all that down below And let me know how this palette worked for you And I will see you guys in the next video Bye guys, have a good one


I actually don't know how I'm gonna maintain professionalism throughout this video! I was welcomed back to my channel and today you can tell by the title this is my reaction and review to the Heartstopper TV Netflix whatever series. So I did reactions to the trailers but I could not react to the show and film it. I just couldn't. I noticed some of you wanted it and like listen it would have got loads of views would have been great like great for the channel but like I couldn't do it. For context I started reading the graphic novel series I think in 2020 start of 2020 and I just loved it so much so much and it's been such an important you know series for me throughout the years and I just knew I wouldn't enjoy the show as much if I filmed myself watching it because I'd be thinking about you know how I should react and what I should say and I just wanted to relax and enjoy it so that's what I did. I watched it without filming myself and I'm gonna kind of chat to you about it now. Now also we need to understand I'm simply not gonna be capable of like coherent thought or like order in this. I watched a few like reviews of the show and they like have their points planned out listen they got a good structure to the video that makes it easy for you to follow you are no way getting that from me. No it's not happening because I can't I am incapable of thinking logically or seriously about this adaptation I just can't do it so we're gonna go from point A to point P to point Z to point B to point Q like we're gonna be going well there's a place there's gonna be no rhyme or reason to this I'm just gonna chat to you about my thoughts about it and it's like no organization and I'm probably gonna be talking about like the least like relevant stuff you want to talk about but it's like what I'm feeling so that's what we're gonna do okay. I'm also gonna try not to be spoilery for either the book or the show but it's quite hard so if there's anything I think is spoilers I will put spoilers up on the screen but I feel like you know you know the premise of this show and the graphic novels are gonna be Nick and Charlie these characters these boys meeting and falling for each other essentially like you know that that is you don't you know the romance them them falling for each other is not a spoiler I mean that's too far so yeah if you don't know this is a series about these two boys who fall for each other and the show is very much also about their friendship group and also just kind of the trials that them starting their relationship has okay where do we start oh I know where I want to start it's not where you're expecting me to start Nellie. Here I am fabulous and ready to slay. Nellie and Isaac I'm just gonna say are my favorite characters like they're two background characters we'll talk about Isaac later but let's start with Nellie Queen Queen behavior me and my mom had a running joke that A she was the most expensive member of the cast she had very strict rules with her contractor to be freshly shampooed they had to get her good side they were like at one point where they show like a picture of that they took of Nick Charlie and Nellie and Nick Charlie looked fine but Nellie looks fucking beat for the gods like I think they've made she made them photoshop her she was like in scene she didn't need to be and she just be there like and what and what an icon me and my mom just had this running joke every time she appeared like we were just first out laughing at Nellie like Nellie is Nick's dog by the way I'm gonna I'm gonna act as if you've seen the show but also it's not spoiling in case you haven't I also joked that like there's a scene where a character with Imogen goes up and strokes her and I was like right after they filmed that shop people had to rush in and like disinfect her because Nellie Nellie can't even touch you know I like have a theory that and this is so delusional why have I started with this in like a year like a document she's gonna come out how terrified they all were of her and how she was like a nightmare to work with anyway I loved Nellie Nellie was an icon Nellie would like they just always get her good side she always looked beat for the god she was like incredible freshly shampooed she was it okay now we're talking about Nellie how did I feel about this adaptation having loved the books so much I feel protective over the books like there's been a few people like I got a bit jealous I've been a bit jealous of like people who haven't read the books like watching it which of course is not what we want we want everyone to watch this and appreciate it but I've been like um this is mine I will say I just think the actors were incredible considering how young this cast is I thought it did such a brilliant job I think you can tell how involved Alice Oseman was with the whole situation with the whole adaptation because it felt like a very pure adaptation of the graphic novels and I think that what was added in enhanced the story the first graphic novel is like the first three episodes and I think that was pretty much what we saw with a few added details but episodes four to eight so the last five episodes there was a lot added in and I feel like it really did enhance the story and the relationship and all the different relationships that grew throughout the book I do think I preferred the graphic novels but I think it would have been like almost impossible for them to make something that I preferred over the graphic novels I think this is by far the best adaptation of a series that I've loved it ever seen like for example I still have no I I might one day but I've still never finished The Shadow and Bone adaptation on Netflix because I found it really cringe what I liked the the crows parts but I found the Shadow and Bone parts cringe I found them really crunchy so I've never finished it but this I just absolutely loved me and my mom we watched it together we would just be laughing out loud at so many moments we were just like we couldn't contain ourselves Isaac and Ellie were both of our favorite characters let's not talk about Isaac too much but like he's a very minor character but every time he just appeared on the screen I smiled and I just thought he was the sweetest and I thought he was such a great addition Imogen was the other added in character from the graphic like who wasn't in the graphic novels and I think it worked her storyline in the in the series but I didn't think it was like necessary but even though Isaac was just in the background I was like I can't imagine life without Isaac I love him like in the way he said pretty much every single one of his lines of the smile oh I just I love him so much I just love him so much now I cried twice while watching it the the second time was the thing right at the end because I'm pretty sure a lot of people cried at it just felt very beautiful and I think you know without spoiling anything Nick did such a good job wait firstly Kit did such a good job acting in that scene but like Nick did such a good job of expressing himself but I cried I think this is a spoiler I don't know what is a spoiler in this I don't think it's a spoiler I don't think it's a spoiler to be fair but like if you care leave I've seen other people mention this not as spoilers when um Tari Tari that's their ship name my mind oh it amazes me sometimes Tara and Darcy kissed at the party and I didn't cry some people said they cried like at the way Nick looked at them but I cried before he even even saw him like just the joy and the relief and the like nervousness and then being so excited to kiss each other in public was just so emotional and gorgeous and I just think this whole show did such a good job of like honoring what it feels like to be a teenager falling in love I've only ever been in one relationship and I've you know fell in love with him when I was 16 it did such a great job of of that nervousness and that like falling in love with each other and like in a school setting I thought it did a perfect job but also just the the amazing portrayal of queer love in this in this show I think is so needed I think just a purely okay I say purely joyful I mean there is difficult topics covered in this like particularly this one like homophobia and bullying but I think as a whole there's such a joyful message throughout the show did I tell you I'm going from point A to point B to point Z to point Q like I told you I'd be all over the place I don't think like there's no rhyme or reason to this my favorite portrayal in the whole show was Kit portrayal of Nick Nelson Nick Kit acted his little booty up he said yeah I'm an actor I'm an actor look at these fucking eyes at the start I think in the first episode they say Nick's like a Labrador Kit said puppy dog eyes you want puppy dog eyes sure sure I can give you that yeah uh anytime like you saw his eyes I was like so I'm addicted to this um not in a literal of medical sense but I don't think I could live without I thought he did such such such a great job of playing Nick Nelson like beyond anything I could have hoped that was a real highlight for me in the show was just how brilliant he was on it I think give him all the awards I think he's absolutely amazing I did like Charlie's portrayal as well but just not as much as Nick's like I just love Nick so much but Chuck like the way Joe would do Joe Locke who portrayed Charlie would do these like the little waves Charlie's little waves that was one way through a part he just oh my god it killed me and I think he did a great job of showing um kind of Charlie's like awkwardness and overthinking and I think he did a great job of portraying that a character that I would say I appreciated even more in in the show than I did in the graphic novels is Tao the whole friendship group like L I absolutely loved as well and how we saw so much more of her story and like saw a lot of Tara and Darcy through her eyes and Higgs through her eyes I actually loved but Tao you know I liked in the book Tao's a great character in the books but I thought the portrayal of him in this was just absolutely incredible and how he bought both like comedic relief to set and it's like I think the character I laughed out loud most at other than Isaac and Nelly especially Nelly um was Tao I like loved his one-liners especially when like standing up to the billies I just thought he was great and the actor's delivery was great and yeah I think I grew to love Tao even more in this adaptation I will say perhaps like what not negative but like I did feel a bit I'm not sure I got the kissing scenes like a hundred percent I felt a bit awkward watching teenagers kiss listen I'm not old I'm like 22 is that old it's kind of old like I'm kind of old now but I still feel like I'm 16 I feel like having been in the relationship since I was 16 17 I'm like I haven't aged like but like the kissing sometimes was a bit awkward I'm gonna say it oh I'm gonna say it like not awkward but like I just felt uncomfortable and I'm not sure but it's hard because they're kids right like when you watch kissing scenes on tv usually they're like adults you know it's like passionate and steamy but they're kids right even if the actors aren't like well I think a lot of them are 18 but their characters are like 14 15 16 and so it's hard I think to portray that whilst also capturing the kind of like that kind of passion you do have when you're younger because like listen we all like it happens sort of that's what some of us um some of us go through that and like having relationships when we're like you know 16 15 17 whatever but I think it's hard to show that duality of them being young whilst still like liking each other and you know what I mean I think it's hard to show there was a few times the kissing and I was like I don't feel like I should be I don't know if this is for me I don't have on the target market of this and yeah on the whole I just thought it was a great expansion of the characters like Tara I love good news love good news I just love good news sometimes I think in adaptations I've seen a few people talk about us on twitter as well like lesbians are referred to as gay right and like that's fine but like the what use of the word lesbian is so important and it was like so prevalent and like also discussed like uncomfortable like being uncomfortable with calling yourself a lesbian and like Tara trying to figure that out I just thought was so good and I'm just so excited for next season because I know what's coming I feel like they can play a bigger role even more so but I thought their stories were expanded so well oh hang on I just have to thought I loved I loved you can just see the eyes open was like sprinkling all of Alice Oseman's influence over there said let me give you some Alice Oseman let me give you some Alice Osemaness because the the use of like graphic novel panels and like the little doodles the little doodles that happened like in the really important emotional like moments for characters really feeling something I love the theatricality of that that's giving me what I want I always say I love things even in books I love a little bit theatricality a little bit of something more a little bit of something let me give you a moment let me give you a moment that is giving me a moment I loved it I loved that element of it that's exactly what I want and on the whole I think I've talked a lot about my my thoughts I feel like I've really I've really got myself out I told you no organization to this because it was just simply not possible I just needed to gush you know I'm just so glad that this show exists I feel like a lot of people have been saying that but I think it's so amazing that this show exists for like like I said I don't know if I'm quite the target audience well I am in some ways but like younger teens who are like 13 14 15 who are questioning the sexuality or out as gay or lesbian or whatever can see this can see trans rep in this can see so many different types of queer representation in this and feel so seen and it will help them figure them out themselves out and I just think it's absolutely amazing and I'm just so glad this has been adapted even though I feel a bit protective over it and I'm like this was just made for me you guys it's like a multi million pound show it was just for me you know I think back to when I was like 14 and I think the only main I mean of course like you know throughout the years like 2014 was not when suddenly gay representation started to be occurring like I think back to when like my parents were young they watched the first like I think lesbian kiss on buffer the vampire sale which was like their favorite show do you know what I mean so like representation has existed but I'd say that only like really really visible representation I was like a young teenager of queerness was like glee and glee has its issues you know what I mean glee like that was that was a moment in time glee was a moment in time so I think for this to now exist um you know I can't really think of many like adaptations of bisexuality and like characters figuring that out and I think that would have been so amazing for me to see when I was younger I just absolutely loved it I just thought I'm so glad it exists I'm gonna watch it like 10 times over I finished it last night with my mum and I feel like I'm gonna watch it like a billion more times because I just loved it so much and I think they did such a great job you know I've always said that the graphic novels feel like a warm hug you know and I really feel like this show does as well I feel like it really does just feel warm and comforting to be honest the adaptation even with the awkward kissing is more than I think I could ever have hoped for I think it was a real testament to Alice Eisen being so involved in the show that it feels so perfect you know it just felt perfect perfect perfect perfect so yeah I hope you enjoyed it too if you watched it if you've watched it already let me know what you thought of it down below if you haven't go fucking watch it why have you watched this whole video go watch if you haven't but I'm guessing 99% of people watching this video will have watched it and loved it so yeah I hope you enjoyed it let me know all of your thoughts I want all the information also gush to each other about this show down below thank you so much for watching uh sorry it wasn't particularly organized and was just me giving my thoughts but I feel like that was you know gonna be really most realistic and uh respecting the adaptation and how much I loved it so I love you I hope you rest of your day and I'll see you very soon bye


Welcome to Tick Mill Weekly Market Outlook for week commencing the 3rd of February with me, Patrick Munnerley. Most of the attention in the US will be on payrolls data, which is due for release Friday. Market expectations are that gains should remain solidly around the 150k consensus level, while wage growth could inch up to potentially near 3% year over year. ISN surveys should also come in as expected, and signs are that manufacturing has bottomed while the service sector is holding up well. All in all, next week's data should start denting expectations around FedEasing, while the coronavirus slurry may be unpredictable and will keep fueling safe haven demand. Also, the democratic primaries are set to kick off with the votes in Iowa. State only awards a total of 49 delegates, so the caucus will be more important in timing than in size. Biden and Sanders appear to be tied in the polls, which however have to deal with high number of undecided voters, which leaves a wide margin for surprise. Markets will likely look at the caucus in an attempt to gauge the different candidates' momentum, but for now the implication for risk assets may be somewhat limited. From a technical perspective, the dollar index traded up into our resistance zone just above the 98 level. Sellers stepped in, and we are now closing out last week at the lows. I'm now looking for a test of the yearly pivot from above down towards this 97 level. A breach below 97 would be a bearish development, hoping to move down to test the 96-60 area as the next level of support. However, if we do hold another test of the yearly pivot from above, then we can anticipate a move higher to retest last week's highs at the 98-18 level. Whilst we are checking in with the dollar, let's quickly check in and see where gold's trading. Gold appears to be replicating the similar price pattern that we witnessed in last summer. We've broken out to the upside and we've been consolidating with an upside bias, now looking for a potential test up towards that 1600 level. Any pullback and subsequent bullish reversal patterns would offer buying opportunity, targeting a move up to test 16-25, but ultimately now we would be setting our sights at the ascending trend line resistance up towards the 16-90 level. We're only really negating this bullish bias if we saw a close back below 15-30. The calendar in the Eurozone is not particularly inspiring next week. Most of the focus will likely be on a few scheduled speeches by ECB officials. President Lagarde is due to attend two events on Monday and Wednesday, but most attention will be on the remarks before the Committee on Economy and Monetary Affairs. At this stage, most of the focus is likely to remain on any comments around the ECB strategic review, given the lack of indication of any imminent change in a monetary policy stance. From a technical perspective, the Eurodollar reversed from our target support area this week and we saw follow-through buying into Friday's close. We're now up testing descending trend line resistance and we could see some consolidation here at the beginning of the week. However, if we can get a close above 111, that will encourage bulls to target a test back up towards the 112 level. However, if we fail to break the descending trend line resistance, look for a further pullback to retest bids back down towards last week's low at 110. Whilst we're looking at the Euro, let's check in with the DAX. The DAX has traded down significantly from our upside target at the 13,658 level and we're now down testing support at the 12,860 level. A close below the median line here of the channel at 12,760 would be a bearish development, opening a retest of the yearly pivot from above down towards 12,327. Caution is obviously warranted with the Chinese markets coming back online after the Lunar New Year holiday and their first chance to react to the coronavirus. If we can find support at the 12,800, look for a move back up to test 13,400, where are we going to anticipate some resistance and the potential for a bigger head and shoulders pattern to emerge. At this stage, look ultimately for a move down to test 12,315, the yearly pivot from above. The UK has officially extended the EU and markets have already moved on really and they're focused to what lies ahead for the UK, which is the bumpy road now to striking a trade deal with the EU and other countries. And certainly around this topic appears elevated and this may keep the upside for the GBP broadly limited curbing the currencies momentum after the hawkish hold by the BOE last week. On the back of such uncertainty the market should continue pricing in a probability of a cut in the second half of the year. Obviously the BOE revised both the GDP and CPI outlooks lower. Now we did see month-end buying in the sterling pound as we held the ascending trend line support. And now if we can get a close above the 132.30 area we could look for a move up to test resistance at 134 and then on towards the post election spike highs of the 135.16. However if we fail to get a close back above the 132.30 area then we can continue to see range trade between the 130 and 132 handle. Japanese yen implied options volatilities look pretty low at the moment in light of the risk stemming from the coronavirus and given the Japanese yen's position as a strong hedge against equity risk plus no exposure to commodity exports markets expect the Japanese yen to remain in demand and would expect equities to have a difficult open to the week as I mentioned the Chinese stock exchange reopens on Monday and can potentially drag down global bosses so for now the dolly end is going to trade into some pivotal support here with this 108 handle being the key level to watch at the beginning of the week. If we breach the 108 then we should look for a move down to test the 106.50 support area. However if we do hold 108 to support then there's potential for us to trade back up and test resistance up to 109.60 level the Australian dollar ended its worst week since last summer and heads into another crucial week really with the RBA meeting on Tuesday and markets have recently slashed their expectations for a cut from almost 60% of the plie probability to currently 17% in only 10 days. Two key drivers of such repricing have been a reduction in the unemployment rate and an advancement in inflation knows however that the increase in employment has only been driven by part-time workers while full-time hiring was actually flat inflation has been close to 2% but remains far from central bank's midpoint of 2.5 target with the bushfire emergency as well as concerns related to the coronavirus and its impacts on the Chinese economy. It's likely that the Australian economic outlook should convince the RBA to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points this week. Alternatively a hold should still probably be characterized by a more dovish tone hence suggesting an imminent rate cuts given that the implied probability for a cut is very low. Marks to expect the downside potential for the Australian dollar could be significant especially if the coronavirus story keeps the market in a risk-off mood. From a technical perspective we're testing some pivotal support here down towards this 66-60-66-50 area. If we breach this on a closing basis we look then for a quick move down to test 65-70 and then ultimately down to the yearly S2 pivot down at 63-68 so this can be a key week here for the Australian dollar if we can hold this yearly S1 pivot and this descending trend line support going back to 2016 then there's a chance we can recover and see a move back up to test offers towards the 68 level. The major focus for the Canadian dollar next week is going to be the labour report. The jobs market is indeed under scrutiny after the Bank of Canada with its dovish message from its last meeting acknowledged that job creation has slowed. Marks to expect their payroll change to have the plus sign but possibly quite a low figure and employment may tick up and wage growth may edge lower. All in all markets expect the labour market will lose momentum along with the whole economy. Also keep an eye on POC Deputy Governor Wilkins speech which might shed some light on the fresh dovish tone of the central bank. From a technical perspective the Canadian dollar is testing internal trend line resistance here at the 132.50 area also trading just above the yearly pivot. If we see a rejection from these from this resistance area then look for a move back down to test the 131 support however if we're going to close above this trend line resistance 132.50 look for a quick move up to test major descending trend line resistance at 133.90 to 134 within yearly R1 pivot just above the 134.49. That concludes the weekly market outlook for week commencing February 3rd.