What's up everybody Jason here for jazzy's case brace calm 2021 panini obsidian basketball just sold out This is first off the line addition one box break random division number five and again guys Everybody's around division in the NBA all-cart ship each box of first off the line though does include either one first off line Exclusive electric edge blue parallel, which is number to 16 or the base electric contra electric edge contra, which is number to three Don't know if we haven't seen any of these I did the first three I think Chris did number four.  Here's a dice roller. Here's a customer names Kyle down to Brian Frank and then Atlantic down to the Northwest. Let's roll the dice Four and four eight times. Good luck Here we go one two three four five six seven eight Eight eight times Brian Frank down a Kyle barber eight times one two three four five Six seven eight Pacific division down to the Northeast sorry eight times eight times Brian Frank with the Pacific as well as the Atlantic as well as the central and southwest and then canard You have the Northwest and Kyle barber with the southeast Now I don't know there'll be any trades But I'll give it a quick like 30 seconds. I don't think no trades, right? So let's just close it then Now I did number these boxes guys Kind of hard to see but I have box one Looks like I got box one two I have three five six eight ten and twelve So let's see if we can generate a number here that I have So the switch seems really quick. Let's see if we can generate a number three Yes, I have three one two Kind of hard to see but that is a three Kind of weird. That's a three It's right next to one two. So there you go And we got pitch black Paul George to 99 and then we have an Aaron Gordon that's your electric etch blue Which are gonna number to 16 One of 16 we have Kenyon Martin rookie oji on a novi and of course Let me give out some divisions just in case people don't So for Houston that's gonna be Part of the Southwest oji on a novi would be in the east part of the Atlantic and Aaron Gordon would be Denver Part of the Northwest and the Pacific of course for the Paul George My colony there for the Utah Jazz And that's also part of Northwest Two hits right here Chris Mullin For the Pacific Division for the Warriors and of course Pacific Division That was Brian Frank And then we have Stephen Adams to 35 patch autograph pelicans Stephen Adams So there you go that is 20 out of 35 Matrix Southwest right there and Southwest is Kyle Barber All right, so there you go guys so again Davenport one of those white conscious to my knowledge So I still think there's some nice big hits hiding in that obsidian guys first off the line And I don't remember his color blasts or you know super short prints or one per case, but I assume they are so Definitely would love to get some more of this going guys. So appreciate it guys. Jasper's case breaks calm


This is where you'll see a lot of your athletes will open up early. The keys, upper body back, delivery foot stays on the ball. Here's pillar five for Lekna, pillar five for Harding, pillar five for Stahl. Reversing thrower, non-reversing thrower, shoulders, big extended radius. Okay, the thing that we're going to talk about again is that monster finish and really that's what we refer to in our throwing chain reaction system is pillar five and six. So pillar five is what we refer to as locking down power and pillar six is finishing big, right? It's the delivery action. So I think what makes the finish difficult is it's a lower body, upper body sequence. So you have the action and sequence of the block arm, the block leg, the delivery arm and the delivery leg. So what you're trying to establish is a long connection, whether it's the shot or the discus, you want what we refer to as the big punch in the shot, the big pull in the discus. Balance is a critical part of that. And again, just like we're saying, it's super sequential. So timing is the key. And so being on balance, being timed up, it helps you sequence everything a lot better. So what we're going to do is like I said, look at all those things, we'll start breaking it down. And so when it comes to the glide, one of the best examples is Valerie Adams. And again, you can just see there's going to be some elements keeping the shoulders back, keeping the head back. This is where you'll see a lot of your athletes will open up early. But what we're going to be looking at is the key's upper body bag delivery foot stays on the ball. And this was Valerie Adams PR. She won the world championships in 2011. And you're going to see that that glide foot never comes down. That's one of the big things. Last week, if you were on, I put that in and I was talking about hips back and opening the arms early. And big part of that was really supposed to say, don't let the foot drop that we covered in our members webinar that we did afterwards. And we kind of pointed that out and showed that a little more specifically. That's the key.  And you see that nice linear punch. I mean, that ball is super straight. And that's kind of the idea how the block gets in how the hip gets ahead. A lot of people have a hard time finishing the throw or teaching their athletes how to reverse. And that has a lot to do with that foot and those shoulder positions. And that's that lower body upper body sequencing. Okay, so what we're going to do is that's kind of looking at your glide. And what I thought I would do is kind of show you a comparison. Look at the common element. So that's going to be one of the things we want to do when we're looking at all of our throwers. We don't want to confuse personal style with mechanics. You've heard me say that I put up a video on YouTube, I don't know, maybe seven months ago, eight months ago, and I got all kinds of crazy, you know, heated comments, no mechanics and style are totally, you know, they're different techniques. And what we always argue is the six pillars, the physics are generally the same. Everybody's execution is going to be slightly different. Looking here, like here's pillar five for Lekna, pillar five for Harding, pillar five for Stalt, reversing thrower, non reversing thrower, reversing thrower, right. Now some of you guys refer to it as switching the feet. We always call it a reverse when we switch the feet at the end of the throw. So following through the whole throw versus just slamming the delivery side in, but you're going to notice again, shoulders, big extended radius, getting the hip ahead of the shoulder so that the shoulder whips into the throw. These are coming in some of the things we're going to talk about. And again, we're going to break that down when we look through our checklist. One of the things we talk about again, kind of our recurring mantra at Irritated Throws Nation is with our throwing chain reaction system, the throw is happening, you know, an elite thrower, one and a half seconds, we call it the student in the master. The student's taking two seconds. So the difference between that is a pro who's throwing 75 feet amazing strength levels, years of development, technical mastery to a developing thrower who's basically pretty close to hitting the same different, the same positions, but that half a second makes a massive difference. So everything slight, but those details are where all of everything changes in that speed changes. So just kind of looking here, this is where we looked at like covox compared to a beginning thrower. And you're going to watch as I kind of show it again, just there, look at the positions. So when you look at the young guy who's throwing 50 something feet, and he's new, this was a thrower who had actually just been doing this about a week and a half, he'd done some coaching and uses our system. And you could see that these positions are actually really close, but you're going to see how the pro has the shoulders back a little bit more level, you're going to see the height of the foot. And so, but generally, these are very close. Right. And so now is where you really see the difference. You really see how a pro is going to get that hip really through. So that's going to enable them to connect to the shot much better. Whereas the young thrower, you can see it's just a little bit. He's lost contact with the ground a little sooner. The hip and the shoulder aren't nearly as pushed in. So everything just changes. They're super close though. So this young thrower still hitting six pillars, it's going to take time to develop better patterns to be able to pick up that extra speed. And that's the key. So kind of saying that, here's what, here's an example of, I just took the tail end right here. This is Tyson Jones. This was one of my throwers in 2018, high school national champion, new balanced national champion. And again, you'll watch the same thing, how he's going to hit, and then he's going to get that nice big extension. So when you watch him in full speed and how he's going to come through, so now you'll see the full speed of the throw. And you're going to watch, he's going to come through and he's going to get that nice strike and everything's very efficient. And that's what we want to be looking at. So that brings me up. I'm going to have you question, what part of your finish do you struggle with the most? Is it your block? Do you feel like you're falling off? Is it the reverse? Or is it staying in the ring? Some of you guys will have issues with file troubles.  You guys can throw that in the chat. All right. So most of the time, the block and falling off. So there's going to be a couple of things for that. And we're going to talk about that as we kind of break through and we'll do more comparison and we'll show those key positions. Why always emphasize in these workshops and in our trainings is that everything's happening so fast. So if you're just trying to get to the finish and thinking about it, you don't have enough time. That's why it's so critical to set things up. That's the whole concept behind our throwing chain reaction process. The finish, but on that note is perhaps one of the most complex, right? Because we talked about in the beginning, it's so sequential. There's all these different things going on.  And that's all happening in just tenths of a second.  And that's why it's always tricky for young thors to be patient and not gauge everything by distance. You got to look at other variables and that sort of thing.


Good morning guys, don't worry eventually. I'm back from LA today It's just going to be a vlog all I want to do is stay home and be by myself. I Swear, I think I'm actually an introvert So I'm gonna explain this to me because I actually do get energy from being around people But only the right people and I'm very outgoing I know that being outgoing and being extroverted are not always linked, but like I love My alone time and my truly just an introvert I don't know you guys tell me so I'm back for a few days and honestly I just been like really kind of tired and sluggish. I know I say I'm tired and everything I'm getting my labs done and everything next week. So hopefully pretty soon.  I work from home I'm sure probably, you know, I'm actually really curious. Where do you guys work? I feel like I actually know a lot about your lives because I like ask a lot of things and like maybe that's like too much But like you don't tell me where you work, but I Like really becoming a creep like what kind of jobs are you guys into? Anyways, I say all that to say I want to know who is still working from home And if you guys want to go back into office or whatever I work from home and I work with myself all day So it's very isolating so I booked and I said a workout class this morning I went to SoulCycle in Uptown. I walked over and got some coffee. That's what I'm drinking right now I just found a random like healthy tick-tock recipe. You're supposed to put um What's the stuff cream? Sweet cream? That's it. But I didn't want that on there. So I didn't do it. I've therapeutic it. I have work to do I'm gonna make some like meal prep stuff that I like having on hand just showered. I feel clean I feel good. If you guys want to hear a subscribe Oh a new episode went out this morning with Alicia and Ashley. It's really good. It's a video too So we have two channels. We have one for clips if you guys just want to see clips We have another one that's full episode. I will have them all linked down below go subscribe And I will love you forever comment on the video there I tell myself or really Carly that I sent you and I will love you forever All right today's exciting because we have a princess folly haul I Show you guys princess folly clothes all the time because it's honestly like the number one place I shop I just did two of my own big orders that I've been in recent vlogs That was not sponsored. This is sponsored, but I love princess folly like I am So excited about these clothes just wait Guys, I'm so professional now that I have this closet So I set this clothing rack up a year ago, and I just I don't think I quite did it correctly You know, it's not it's not my strength first off look at all the color who is she I know guys trust me I know it's really crazy. We're gonna start off with this blazer because I am Obsessed with this blazer. I love a good oversized blazer. They're so good for every outfit at my girl's dinners We always like throw them on over they're really good for summer Especially especially when it's hot in Texas because they're lighter and you can just throw them on It's like a leather jacket. They're gonna be cold the restaurant or like I don't know You want like a little more coverage this is the most beautiful blue blazer I wore it yesterday with two different looks and then last night like a boy complimented my blazer Like that's how you know it is the most fun pop of color like honestly if you're gonna get anything from this haul I would say get the blazer that is how into this blazer. I am it is the cutest thing ever I'll have everything linked down below as well guys. Okay, the next thing I got you're not gonna able to tell what this is until I put it on but I just thought it was really cute especially if you wear it with like some high waisted like maybe What are the pants that I'm looking for called like a hold on these kind of pants like a nicer pant You know what I'm saying? I swear to God when I'm fit when the camera turns on or I'm recording I get dumber Like I swear to I lose brain cells. I can't remember any sort of word, but I really like this I thought it was very chic, you know Next thing I have I'm not even gonna try to show this to you until it's on one of those wrap tops I have a lot of them. They're really really good. Honestly in the summertime I know like you don't really sweat like how you normally would with like tight tops because at least a sweat doesn't really become a Problem because you can like situate it correctly. If somewhere where it's hot You need these wrap tops.  Next thing I have is this really cute like blue little mini skirt. I've been into skirts recently I feel like Molly Bailey.  So that's why I love these I just thought this was really cute a really good basic to have okay You guys can tell if my cheever colors right now are pink and blue. I got this pink little tie-up crop top Again, just so good to have for like everyday wear. I felt like I was kind of running out of tops Honestly, I got this top, which is very shiny and sparkly for me This is probably gonna go up after the fourth of July But like I wouldn't be surprised if I like somehow wore this because it's cool It's like shimmery I don't know even until like like this is cute for the summer But it's also cute for like a new year's thing later on if you're not trying to be like too much I'm always looking for pieces that can stand the test of time, you know Okay, I have this nice little black crop top You can never go wrong with the good black crop top.  Look, I don't know what happened, but something happened at this cute little Top, I thought that was fun. I mean like guys I'm gonna have to go do more things because where am I gonna Wear all my keyed outfits too. I got this crop top, which I thought was so fun Love that. Um, oh this top which I meant to get On a recent haul I thought I was getting it and then I think I accidentally like ordered the wrong thing But I wanted this to wear with like my green skirt that I have but I just thought this top was so fun again I'm telling you the cutouts like right here. Those are a game-changer. I'm telling ya Okay Now this dress is really something it is a beautiful pink maxi dress. I mean I love this I don't know if it's because I'm blonde now. So I just like love pink or what but I just think this is like one of the most beautiful dresses ever. Oh, this is a pink set So cute. Okay. I don't know where I'm gonna wear this to you But it's very fun. Like I just love this look So this is like a little green romper and it's backless, which I love This is so fun, especially if you pair it with like black Cowboy boots like and it would look so cute. So I love that Last but not least I actually wore this yesterday already You guys might have seen on my Instagram if you follow me if you don't follow me Yeah, I was just really cute I actually paired it with the blue blazer really into blue these days, but very cute very easy to wear I'm always looking for dresses because it is just so hot the theme of this video. It is so hot Okay, all right, I have a code for you guys if you guys want to use Kenzie 20 You can get a 20% off discount code I my friends in real life text me quite often asking if I have a code if you guys haven't shop princess Polly Like I really can't recommend them enough. I shop there outside of working with them They are my number one go-to store like I love their stuff Honestly, I've already showed you an entire closet right now Probably 70% of my wardrobe is princess Polly. 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I have an Instagram real of this already up It's so good. It is the easiest thing ever to make I'm gonna boil some chicken and then shred it.  It's really really quick and it's honestly better the more time It's in the fridge the better it is. It's like one of those things. All right did some work I just got off this time therapy now. I'm going to finish this food house feels very cozy right now Let's go to face time therapy.  It's very simple, but it's so good Be prepared to die. I just like do not feel like myself. We're gonna talk about that soon Maybe if my hair is down, okay So last summer I was wearing this tanks all the time that had my name like bedazzled on them from junk shop Junk old they just started like a personal shopping Thrifting kind of thing. I just got this in the mail from them first off so much stuff every piece that she Shopped for me on a Polaroid. I mean wow if you guys want to shop You guys can use code Kenzie at checkout and you get free tote bag when you purchase a capsule wardrobe bundle So this is the capsule wardrobe bundle and look at this Kenzie's capsule wardrobe. I mean Look so fabulous. Thank you so much. I'll show you guys what I got I'm dying at these boots already. Okay. These boots are like so fabulous. They're bringing me very much So like Devin Carlson vibe. I mean guys, there's so much in here. It's like quite literally a capsule wardrobe Okay, so this is a skirt, which honestly, this is perfect for over your swimsuit on like the 4th of July. Oh Oh, I love these.  You know what? This is what I'll wear I keep saying this is what I'm gonna wear in the 4th of July is if I go for like four days So fun. I love the good blazer. Oh, wow. Oh my gosh. This is just perfect This is so pretty. Here's the oh wait, we go. Oh my god a good t-shirt. Oh no way It's Texas everything is better in Texas Said I included this t-shirt as an extra item because it was just too perfect for you Says everything is better in Texas That's true. It's a really great quality I feel weird like when I show things that are thrifted because you can't like buy them, you know Oh a beautiful black tank. Oh, this is the dress too. That's really cute. Well, thank you guys so much I will have a link below.  It's actually like such a genius idea. All right guys It is the afternoon. I just made myself some tea. Honestly. I'm feeling quite a bit anxious That happens sometimes when I am by myself Working at home for hours. Don't really see anyone. That's why I like going out and working out Sometimes I feel really good doing that and then sometimes I just get really like anxious But something else I wanted to talk about recently is that I have just like not I don't know I've not been like feeling it like I look like myself like I feel like myself Like mentally, honestly, it's such a mental thing because well like physical to mental. I Feel like I'm typically like pretty just structured with working out and feeling like good and whatever I think about myself is if I am making sure I'm like getting movement in and taking care of myself Then I feel totally fine and I'm really not I'm really not hard on myself as far as like appearance and stuff But I think like my skin's been acting up. I haven't been eating as well as I normally do I've still been like active but not as much as I would really like to be and so I think so like obviously I don't feel like I actually look different. I think it's like a mind game But I just feel my best when I am eating really healthy foods and I'm getting active It's like again such a mental thing I just been feeling like almost like insecure and just not like I'm myself right now or I don't really feel like myself So that's why on top of like getting back in a town I want to get back into like a routine because I know the second that I'm going and working out like five days a week Which is like what I like to do again. It helps like with anxiety as well for me So I like working out like five days a week That's kind of like my normal routine or schedule and I honestly prefer to go to the same place every single day But I haven't found a place here that I love enough to go every single day that helps me get into your routine I don't know. I'm just like trying to start other like new things endeavors in my life So I feel like there's a lot of just kind of like oh I feel a little bit overwhelmed But I just wanted to talk about that because I feel like that's such a normal thing to feel and just feeling like not as confident Or a little bit insecure and I noticed that I feel that way whenever I'm not taking care of myself and Then it's like a weird mental switch for me because I don't look any different once I start doing that like obviously immediately It's really not about appearance But I feel so good and right now I just don't really feel my best So I want to get that under control not that it's crazy But that's why I'm like making sure I'm going and working out and like eating healthier meals and things like that Also just like getting out of my house. I really honestly It just can be so isolating I do want to hire someone to be posting about that on Instagram and I've been getting like applicants and stuff I want to hire essentially like a Gen Z genius, but anyways, I just feel kind of weird It's 4 p.m.  Yeah, I don't know. I just feel really like Blit, but that is normal. I think I also like start my cycle tomorrow. So that would completely explain it I'm just gonna breathe in and out clean my space up a little bit and get back to work Actually finished editing all the vlogs pre uploaded them honestly my just being really real with you guys My anxiety is so bad right now and it says not helping I am gonna go take a nice long bath and relax I keep thinking about going on a walk because that helps me sometimes But it's honestly like really hot and I feel like that would just make me feel worse, but Normally I wouldn't vlog like moments like this I will show you guys or tell you guys what I do to make myself feel better When I'm feeling very anxious and just out of it and not myself and kind of like insecure and whatever I'm gonna do take a long nice bath. I'm also gonna self tan That does I don't do this every single time, but I need to self tan today Anyway podcast that's very comforting to me is actually the redhead shout out Margot and Jackie Even if I didn't read the book like I will listen to the podcast guys I look intense to say the least I just self-tanned and I got this all over my revolve set. I love being me Look, I cannot believe I put myself on the internet like this. So it doesn't even go on public That's how much I don't care But I have been using the Ashley Graham Saint-Tropez self-tanner and I have to say that stuff is a game-changer Anyways, I have decided I'm gonna go downstairs make myself some dinner I actually don't know what I'm gonna make and I'm gonna put hacks on it's on HBO And it's a show. I've actually been watching the episodes are really short. So I get through it quickly I'm gonna start a new book tonight My house is actually getting it deep clean tomorrow, which is like a treat that I gave myself We're heading downstairs. Also. I want to get new bedding comment below what I should get alright Something else. I just did I realized there's a lot this time sound stupid Okay, this might sound dumb, but I feel like we're all human I just have a lot of adult things that are like really stressing me out right now I feel like everything falls apart at once like I have to replace my AC Which is expensive also just a hassle I need to just do a lot of other like really boring adult things But all of them take a lot of time. Anyways, they take a lot of time. It's just you know, obviously part of living Unfortunately, I just wrote out everything I need to do here. I might call my dad and cry later And get his advice and feeling a lot better So I'm gonna figure out what I want to make for dinner And then I might even do some research on my laptop just for like a little meeting I have in the morning. Okay, just heated up some dinner and I'm also gonna drink a risa This is proof of how much I love Princess Polly got another package from them just now So this is just a bonus truly. I think I might have used literally my own discount code if I actually No, I didn't because I hate you this before but I should have I got this dress as an option for a wedding And I'm going to next week in LA I'll have to try it on It's similar to my orange top, but I think it's cute. I like this. So it's 8 p.m And I'm gonna have some night time tea So this is my little reading stack for the night I have 101 essays that will change the way you think my journal a little divo my Kindle I'm going to maybe watch one or two more episodes of hacks I'm really mainly just read for the rest of the night.  I hope you guys enjoyed today's vlog Don't forget to check out my links for Princess Polly and my discount code I love you guys so much and I'll talk to you soon. Bye. How do you feel having like another job title added?  I was very very excited to put co-founders. Yes, we both were like do we change it at the same time In my Instagram bio, but I also will say this is so not just a fun. Oh my gosh I'm the CEO of this. I'm the co-founder like there's so much work that goes into it So it definitely feels so well-deserved


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fellow with a scar by the name of Rudy Keegan would you Rudy my Rudy was the greatest swashbuckler of them all after me of course why five years ago in New Orleans I left Rudy swashing and buckling away you sure that you were with him in New Orleans five years ago sure I'm sure one of the fondest memories of my life well that makes you slate Shannon all right makes you something else too a killer honey sugar bun whoever told you this man was slate Shannon five years ago they found Rudy Keegan in the waterfront dead of a knife form New Orleans police been looking for the man he was with the night he died and I just found him me Bob Yancy you crazy mister when I left Rudy he had his arm around a New Orleans paper doll stick your nose to my badge slate Shannon also this guns known as a police positive then come quietly you're under arrest for the murder of Rudy Keegan Yancy's not back yet huh hungry Rudy well answer me honey I'm a girl and attention should be paid I brought food I asked you if you were oh where's the manners honey offer from me to you one Havana hamburger sandwich I'll hold and you can nipple Linda mm-hmm untie me Linda get me out of this place has he gone to slate Shannon Linda mm-hmm little while ago get me out of here untie me go on Linda untie me I can't do this thing this slate Shannon to an old friend you've already done it baby now we know all about Shannon we need to know and we needed to know it thank you Rudy Keegan and you'll use this knowledge to do what to Shannon don't worry your tousled head honey you want to eat something Rudy eating nourishment and you're gonna need it get out Shannon what for this is no way antsy it's Havana waterfront it even tied fabled in the story and song out over here I'm good to you look how nice you can see Havana's waterfront now I do this because I've got a feeling that you're gonna miss it now you got something on your mind yes he yeah yeah I have Shannon I'm noted for things I have on my mind watch today's burden yancy well once I read the encyclopedia made me fluttery you know that that section under Jade that part about feet suey Jade from Burma goes like this new paragraph quote feet suey Jade is the rarest and most valuable Jade known unquote now isn't that nicely worded you a copy auntie pay attention Shannon you know I could forget there's a rap crawling all over you look over there that boat that's a beauty huh you mean that catch uh-huh yeah that's the catch moon spray out of Rangoon I was there when she left the skipper was pointed out to me just before he weighed anchor the skipper's name is Pedro Vela's Pedro Vela's friend of yours you a copy auntie take a look Shannon what does that make me anything I want to be right not a cop huh well I got a cops badge stole it from a dear friend of mine who's a cop Pedro Vela Shannon skipper of a catch out of Rangoon hauling a small sea chest of feet suey Jade that's the burden huh the current one yeah I need to get aboard that catch Shannon you can arrange it you know Pedro Vela's listen to this slide it's the safety catch of a gun sounds just like that because that's what it was let's get going Shannon we've got a thing to do sighing over the scrapbooks of mr. slate isn't going to free him of a murder charge lady sailor I just can't believe it King Slate snow killer the kind of man mr.  Slate could have killed a man I have been at his side for many years he's a good man he is also a man of violence I don't care what you say I know Slate too he couldn't murder believe what you want lady sailor you love him very much don't you go get me a drum to beat on King I've just got me a cause I've got to be shown how Slate is a killer it is not that I do not admire indeed relish the fluid beauty of your walking back and forth in front of me in my office in your itadual if it is not that you do not admire in spectacular sale then don't knock it huh enjoy enjoy we have placed the trans ocean call to New Orleans police department for which I will be most happy to present you the toll charges just give me a number how many more laps I've got to go before they call back the girl has to pace herself in these things so you and I have waited half a day together I will enjoy waiting till nightfall with you till the end of time this is not too long to wait for the information whether Slate Shannon is indeed a murderer whether he did indeed kill a man really key John in New Orleans whether you are not the pacing anymore seniority the valve at least make it interesting for me it bores you huh that a man arrests Slate for murder takes him away knowing Slate Shannon as I do seniority the valve it was only a matter of time until inspector Lassalle of Annapolis New Orleans seniorita you timed it well I see I accept no see no you are certain no I'm not disappointed it will happen sometime gracias operator get me the charges please for the call to New Orleans what they say Lassalle tell me what they said never in New Orleans has there been the whisper of a murderer a man rudy key John if he is killed says in New Orleans he was killed in another place and the man who arrested Slate was a fake a phony a guy with a mission thank you operator $19 and 12 cents seniorita plus tax is cheap to buy back an innocent man no seniorita how happy I am to see you amigo I am sorry they created sure we would make music and how happy I am to see your friend I wouldn't rush it Pedro my friend when I shake his hand friend of Slate Shannon I offer you my hand shaking apparatus is occupied at the moment Pedro it's in my pocket it's holding a gun it's a gun yeah that's right stolen from the army that's what I meant Pedro my friend steals police buzzers army guns jade this is a joke see I should tilt my mouth like so to make a green like so see I should do it it's this way Pedro the answer here is have that gun in my back for the last hour but now see let's get him you want to shut the shoulder to Shannon you want to just say so let the air in the shoulder a little you know I could do that okay you shot him now what you live that door over there goes below Shannon walk ahead of me open it you're a real large guy buster with a gun in your hand what happens to you when you get forgetful when suddenly you wake up in the morning and nothing's in your fist I get cowardly open that closet everything out on the floor Shannon and nothing come on that chest of drawers come on come on open it spill it the other one oh now that tin box looks possible doesn't it now doesn't it Shannon come on open it all right put it on the table Shannon how it'll open Shannon come on do it oh you scoundrel you Shannon look what you just did for me ha ha Jane Fitsui Jade now couldn't that just kill you you're listening to the big broadcast and now back to the big broadcast venture our stars Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall and the second act of our story and my children and you shall hear unspare kind stranger one salty tear hear a story about a man named Slate a man jilted by a lady named fate a man come in police badge he show say Shannon you're a killer and away will go I hate to tell you I hate to say you murdered a friend in Louisiana and the man was lying King he was no more a cop than your eye but he showed you a badge didn't he lady say Lord who looks at badges could have said chicken inspector for all I know King yes lady say Lord are you worried King oh mr. Slate has been in desperate situations before lady sailor why I have seen him when he faced danger armed only with a smile so chilling that his enemies turned and fled screaming into the night by the hordes I have seen him dairy howling monsoons taunt the burning desert with you worried King yes lady say Lord me too I've checked every place of exit nirvana bus airplane boat no slate no phony cop named Yancy King yes lady say Lord don't play sounds like like a dirge lady say Lord mr.  Val but you might as well know I think you're nothing at all except you have got a boat and that's the deal slate Shannon for the boat well almost you see we need a lift over to Miami we've got a package to deliver you let us off the boat in the States and we give you an address a room number and a key and that's where slate will be such a brain a regular whiz for catching on huh yeah slate will be there not a deal mr.


It's a small group, so guys, feel free to move up. We'll give you a call to see us in here. So, she gave me a brief introduction. I'll get a little bit more in depth about who I am and all that stuff. I want to welcome you all to work at Detroit. There's a lot of exciting talks going on right now, so I'm very thankful to you all and privilege that you guys came here to hang out with me. So, before we get started, I want to put a housekeeping, let you guys know about ways you can get social with us throughout the conference and then just be on the journey with us as we visit different talks and hang out because as you know, there's happy parties and everything like that. We can follow us on Twitter at WordCamp in Detroit and then the hashtag we'll be using is WCBDT. So, if you hear something that resonates with you, you can find me at Bear in the Arctic and my company is called Bear in the Arctic and it's R-T-P-L-A-D, I apologize. So, that's how you can be in touch with me and our hashtag for this official talk is one of the co-dips. So, we can move forward. I see tons of exclusive faces and I know our chat is going to have tons of perspective. So, I want to also feel free to take notes because after my talk, we'll do a 10-minute Q&A so you all can kind of pro me, engage my thinking and understand a little bit more of one of the slides or topics that I covered. All right. So, moving forward, there is an activity I would love for you guys to do with me so that we can demystify some of the perceptions about dyslexia. So, grab your phone, plug your laptops, and we'll get started with this activity. It is a talk to loop. And it's really just a truth or a myth about some of the things that people easily misconstruing when it comes to dyslexia. So, you want to click on it here and you need to go to loop.it and if you don't mind coming up here for just a second because I want to click on the link. Oh, so I can see it here but I can't see it here. Can you hear me using those words? Yeah, I'm not using that. Well, I'm not using those words. I just want to make sure that I can see what you guys are saying and talk a little bit about some of the things that are easily misunderstood or disregarded when it comes to dyslexia. Excellent. So, we're going to do the classic activity and let's see if we can start. I'm going to give you a call. Is everybody on the call? So, the call tomorrow evening will be 4-9-8-1-2-7-3. And just say got it when you are able to get started. So, I'm going to ask you to call Nandi against the e-money. I'll wait for a few more. Alright, I will see you guys. So, we have four people in. Do you like the music going yet? Okay. I don't mind. Okay. So, we have more than 2,000 people. I'm going to wait just another moment to make sure everyone has access to it. Nandi, Jane.  Four people. Eight. So, it's 5-9. One from here. One from here. Don't see any start. I think they're on the back. Yeah, they're on the back. Okay. Missing the box. So, we need to go out and play a game. Nobody wants them to play a game. So, Nandi, use your own support without a computer or an access to it. Either way. I'm not sure that's going to work. How do you mean that? I don't know. You just need to go to the group that I see. Oh, I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I see. I hear. I can see. I heard. I could hear. I hear. I hear things and I see all over. Okay. Great. All of you minutes. We also played a game. The Monkey King. Hey, Rats. Hey, I hear there's a clock. This game is just a kind of normal sub-almost icebreaker to see how much you already know about this last year. We'll talk indefinitely about some of the answers, so if you get something wrong, then be yourself about it. It's all in the game. It's all in the coin. So we have one person that will wait until he gets in and then we're going to start. If you just grab your phone and go to the loop.com. And you'll put the game in again when you get started. Guys, don't get pretty close to me here. I'll wait in the back. This reminds me of every corporate teleconference I've ever been in. The music? No, this is the first 15 minutes. Now how do I just get started? First, that's a dyslexia caused by a lack of early reading. That true or is that a false? So nine people say that it's a false, and a false is actually the correct answer. Two of you said it's a paddle in the back. It is not caused by a lack of early reading. It is a difference in the way that you perceive or decode letters and words essentially. So it's not because mom and dad didn't bring to you as a child or that you weren't able to participate in any of the reading activities as kindergarten. It's simply a difference in the way that you read and see wording. So it looks like Nicole is the quickest one. Where's Nicole at? She's the quickest one to spit out that answer. We're going to move forward. There is one test that can diagnose this idea. True or false? I didn't even get a click. It's the wrong one. It's the wrong one. That's it. The answer is false, actually. You know, more people got that right. This is wrong here. There is not one test that can diagnose this idea. There is a multitude of tests. This is about five. Achievement tests so that you can recognize an individual's IQ into a language test, a oral reading and writing test, as well as a social skills test. So it's a multitude of tests that go into an actual diagnosis for this place. It's not just one test. It would be nice if there was one test, but it would probably be an all-day testing session. I'm confused. On the last slide. Yes, on the last slide. The last question. The answer was... The answer was wrong. It was wrong. It was wrong. It was wrong. It was wrong. Four people got that answer right. Six people thought it was just one test, but there are various tests. This has been shown to be true. Yes, it was wrong. Yes, let's see. I'm dropping out of school. I'm just throwing up. I think so. Yes. I'm not serious about it. This is like the first scene in reverse. Is that true or is that false? I was going to say... That's right. This one is true and false. It's true and false sometimes. All children see letters of in-reverse or they swap letters. But within the second year of writing instruction, you can tell those who may need some remediation and further assistance. Because usually you catch a lot of children learning to play. And once they become accommodated to the rivers of school and they learn how to write a piano and learn their dance and things like that, they do reverse letters. That could be as deep or saw as it was. However, after two years of instruction, if they are still exhibiting those issues, then at that point they need to be tested for dyslexia. They don't typically reverse the entire word. Not the entire word because they're still learning words. Yeah. All right, dance with the game on a roll. That is its factor in two. Dyslexia. This is a tricky one. It's tricky so they're going to have, like, a scary reason. And that was so awkward too. All right. So we have six people that dance true. That dance true. However, it is false.  However, the dividing factor within that is still reminding you that usually welfare families are able to afford remediation for their children. They can afford to get private tutors and people who are skilled in teaching individuals how to read and how to write. However, those from poor socioeconomic families, they generally can walk through cracks. They can slip through the cracks a lot easier because they don't have that support. They're unable to afford the expense of buying or paying for private tutors. So that's a tricky question, but not quite. E-Money. All right. I'm going to screen here. So males are more likely to exhibit dyslexia than females. For that true or false, this is another good one. I was creating this quiz. I wanted to use some statements that really drove you all on to make you do a little more things. And so for you have this right, and it is false. So when it comes to males and females in the dyslexia spectrum, we call it males are more verbal, are more false, or issues that are more transparent. So that's how they are able to be identified quicker than females. We tend to spectrum well to separate sides. So we're unable to read and then we're struggling with the letters on our page jumping about, but we sit there quietly. So educators and people who are meant to assist us, they're not able to identify what she's struggling with here. So again, it affects both men and women at the same rate. However, men, you can see it a little bit more compared to behavioral issues, opposed to women. All right, we have a few more, I think two or three more, and we're all studying Monday after year. Reading more in pure dyslexia. Is this a true or false? Reading more in pure dyslexia. So the answer is false. And the reason it is false, it actually won't let me go back in here so I can see how many of you are right here or wrong. I see you still on the splinter screen out here. So reading more in pure dyslexia. If you do not understand how the decoding works with the letters and the sounds, reading more would only cause you more stress. So it's not going to magically help you overcome this particular ailment. You're going to keep reading and again suffering in silence. So it's not reading that can alleviate dyslexia. All right, a little bit more. Dyslexia runs in balance. It isn't here. Is that a true or false? It's here. Seven of you said true instead of you are correct. It is a neurobiological ailment. It's not considered a disease. It's really just a difference in the way that you read. If your parent either remembers that happens to have dyslexia, then it is likely that you have as well. But please be mindful of that. When your parents were growing up, dyslexia wasn't a thing. So they may not even know that they had it. It may mean that they didn't like to read or they didn't like school, things like that should have played a part. But if mom and dad or mom or dad had issues with reading or had dyslexia, then it's likely you would turn. Dyslexia is a neurobiological disorder. Therefore, a doctor, a medical doctor, a medical doctor doesn't diagnose dyslexia. Usually it is an educational specialist or someone who is privy to an ordinary feeling have instruction in how dyslexia works. So it's not something done at a hospital or clinic, so to speak.  So those are the only things that medical doctors really involve themselves in. It's more of a research. We have MRIs doing cerebral blood patterns and understanding the brain and how it relates to dyslexia. They won't be able to diagnose it because it really comes from an educational standpoint. AMG and dyslexia are commonly apparent together. So we have 50-50. So the answer to this is actually true because 60% of individuals who experience dyslexia also have the attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. So it is very common that you have one. This might be our last one. Only English speakers can be identified as dyslexia. All in several different countries, one of all different continents. It's not about a language. Dyslexia doesn't have a language barrier. So you can speak fluent German and also be dyslexic in German. However, the disconnect comes a lot of times when children are being educated in English at their second language. A lot of people may assume that they may have some struggles and they may have dyslexia because they're not grasping with the English language very well. All right, so the term will be on. Thank you all for playing that cool game with me. It looks like Patty is our winner. Whoo! Let's see. Nicole and then Veronica. So we're going to hop back out of this and jump back in to my slide. So at this time, I'll give you guys a little bit of a bit more about who I am and I'm going to talk about two minutes before our presentation. All right, so here I am. I know what you're saying. My mother is dead and dead and she thought it was cute that your daughter was living at this place. I'm going to stand there. She even interestingly said that she had another daughter she didn't even have a head. So I'm going to do a moose today. So I'm going to stand here today. I work within the Detroit Public School system and I'm a third grade teacher. So I was talking to my friend, Alison, over here about my introduction and how I'm going to introduce you all. I'm going to introduce you all to myself. I'm so used to working with eight and nine year olds and when I'm communicating with them, I'm introducing myself to them. If I say my first name, it's like, oh my gosh, she has a first name.  So I talked to his office and really explained myself and who I am, to see about it without being embarrassed or ashamed because I eat food and have a first name. So I'm a mother. I have a five year old. I'm a six year old. He's definitely got a dress this morning. I'm thinking and I'll be impressed that he's coming to code at work now. And no, he's going to grab one as well. So he's precocious. Boy, and I've actually been teaching him how to code using code afterwards. So we shall see how that unravels. He's, you know, as a five year old he gets quite frustrated when he is unable to make the game work how it's supposed to work. But with coding, as you know, he's using word presses in his platform. It's all about patience. Patience is the key. So I think that's really all about me. I love thrift shopping. I have, I still own my college car. Her name is Copen. I love her so much. Copen and I have been all over. She's like over 200,000 miles at this point. But like, I'm definitely not going to hear about her. Like, it will fall or something. So that's just a little bit about me. I just died from a heart attack. So I'm going to show you guys the simulation really quickly about dyslexia. This picture you see up here is what a young man created so that he could understand how he could create a distinct way of identifying letters. Because again, dyslexia is very difficult for individuals to decode words. So let me see. Can I put this? Yes, I can. So this is a simulation. I'll make it larger so you guys can see it. But I'll be mindful that obviously dyslexia comes in different forms and this is not by the means in all tele. But I really thought this was all interesting. So I'm using GitHub pages to create what this dyslexia looks like. So as you see, they are aged. Everything kind of looks alike and sort of not... Would anyone volunteer to try to read the first line? A friend who has dyslexia described to me how she... interprets it. She can read, but it takes a lot of time. It takes a lot of concentration and thus letters seem to jump around. So this is... Well, some of our colleagues make experiences on a regular basis. However, this to me is an extreme form. This is not at all what I've pursued dyslexia is like, but it's very interesting to see. We certainly take it for granted because I would not have been able to read that very first passage. It's a little confusing to me. I know the upfront, but that was probably it. Moving on. They have created some really unique and unparalleled different fonts that exist. This one is from dyslexia. It's a company in the UK and what they use generally are some fonts that have heavy bottles and unique openings so that you won't get the terms confused and then you won't see that some of the letters are similar to other letters. I try to make it a little bigger because you may not be able to see it, but this is pretty awesome. The P has a larger bottom and the L, so you would never get those confused with any other letters. It's a couple different fonts that exist, but this one is very popular in the UK and I've actually used it before working with students and to my understanding, they were really able to see the letters and they didn't mirror one another because they were all very unique in a statement. All right, now I have our gang took so long to try to fly through the next couple slides. All righty. So this is a brand image of a lexic reader and a dyslexic reader. And as you will see there are obviously some differences and that's why it's a neurological or a neurobiological element because as you see the lexic drain has a lot of activity going on on the left hemisphere and if you look down at someone who has dyslexia and look at that gray paddle you don't see a whole lot of so the brand dominance theory is definitely evolving around dyslexia because at first they would say well maybe it's a hearing disorder or maybe it's something with eyesight but then we had some other doctors who did some research and they said wow there are some differences with the blood flow and the activity and the strength of those two hands here as you see. So let me see. I think I may have a whole lot of time so I'm going to move on to our next activity and I wanted to stress how important it is that you acknowledge that dyslexia is different across the board and so I would grasp some Rubik's cubes because these to me symbolize the difference that people experience with the different political spectrums of dyslexia. Now Rubik's cubes are 44 years old they have about 43 20 million you guys say that 20 million 23 20 million configurations that can impair and again this symbolize how puzzling dyslexia can be. I have a few extras from Goofridge here next to me and I want to throw them they're plastic in my hurt. There you go. Did you see that? There you go. Alright. So we got enough for everybody. So take a moment and try to figure out how to get it back to exactly where it was because we know we have six covers 21 pieces and 54 outer surfaces. So take a look. Are we done with Rubik's cubes? Not quite. Especially not this small. It's a little bit more cover so that it's a little like this. Dyslexia can be very puzzling and again this colorful spectrum that has around the Rubik's cube puzzle. Alright so when you guys have mastered that we'll move on. To our next slide before we go. So this bump the person next to you when you get a chance but it looks like everybody's pretty far from each other so we're going to bump each other right back but this symbolizes to me how technology in mankind can really partner with one another to create some really unique so when it comes to dyslexia and you are colder whether you are doing front end or back end it's very important that you have some different hats and some different ways to accommodate yourself when you are at work or when you're working from home you have to have a way to leverage to play with you. So we have audio readers some audio readers can be really helpful like Dragon Visit Dragon Speech obviously as you guys know how to read some of the word when you have a natural reader which is really cool and these are great for those who experience ADHD I just realized because having something to kind of fish it with while you're kind of meeting your mind right before your assignment or whatever you're doing at work is pretty awesome. So you also want to smooth into the next bullet Internet filters I know I have a very difficult time today on tags so Internet filters provide you with the opportunity to be unable to go to different websites. I mean sometimes I am creating code for something for work and next thing I know on Facebook how do I get there? I don't know but the Internet filters are so helpful because they can help black out the inner webs and everything that's happening. I've even talked to people by disconnect their Wi-Fi router while they're working on something specifically so that they can stay focused and engaged and then finally you want to be practicing your syntax all the time because with being dyslexic you just need the opportunity to practice, practice, practice so that when you come to the table with your counterparts who are typical developers where they may not experience problems like you, you want to be able to break a unique perspective to be on their level so that's why it's important to use coding that or code academy and those types of platforms to help you learn or better your syntactical skills because concepts can be tricky I have a friend with dyslexia who often sketches out this code before he goes to do it and some internet filters are going to be canine and verified just in case you guys are really interested in looking at ways to walk out what's going on on the internet let's see moving on I want to say join the ranks of those who have dyslexia so we have Octavia Spencer who played in figures and she was also in the health you guys remember the chin pod that was dyslexia we had 10 T-Ball he just retired from the NSL now he's playing baseball in the major leagues so he has dyslexia Will Smith, comedian, rapper and probably one of my favorite actors Jennifer Aniston, America's sweetheart of course Steve Jobs would be someone with a different ability in thinking and dyslexia is considered MIT's disease because the top engineers are pretty much architects usually possess this particular difference so that's it for me and now I have like one minute left we have to leave you ahead you guys this is so bad imagine if I did 10 minutes so feel free to ask the way I know I just covered a whole five to get into questions are starting to work so you say that you or do you what are some of the ways that you can help support them maybe they don't dyslexia or maybe they do and you want to help support them be better at managing around that what are some of the ways that you are doing that so neurodiverse is definitely a thing you have to imagine that no one is the same the way you learn is completely different for others so to support individuals who may live in or may not know if they have dyslexia I would say to use multi-sensory activities to provide pictures for instructions to make sure that the font is charged using different colors maybe using audio because when I think of multi-sensory I'm thinking of all five senses obviously you can't incorporate taste but you definitely want to cover your bases with touching and you can see differently so just incorporate different ways for them to learn or for them to show their skills two part question so what different types of dyslexia is there and dyslexia because stuff that's jumping around or the letters missing or if you have issues with numbers how does that all have to be affected another great question dyslexia is on a spectrum kind of like autism so there's five senses of beer and I'm going to do every kind of love dyslexia where you kind of maybe have it that way so as it relates to programmers who have been identified as having dyslexia I would certainly use different hats like I suggested as far as audio because maybe seeing it again just to jump around it would cause confusion and it's going to waste time and hear the instruction of what you're supposed to be doing maybe you need to spend extra time on all sides like coding a bag or coding an academy so that you can get your syntax in order I've been told that solitude is very effective having white drawings and all of us is finding what works for you I mean you'll have to go through trial and error but once you identify the way you work better you go for it I didn't like it I'm super mild my daughter is way up on that spectrum of the dyslexia but in far as I like my eyes are going everywhere and I don't know what time I'm playing and in the screen of a computer I can already cover I think people use code in a specific color because it sticks out a little bit better than the hack that you can use I wonder if I can say anything about the rest of the lights I said I've got blue tinted and red tinted and red tinted and that's how it's going to work for you you know what I don't know if you're all going to do this anymore because we're in the lights but I'm not home I just turned off the lights and then it's around to I shouldn't do this but it's kind of a running joke in the developer community like they turn the lights on but you know when I walked into my new job all the lights were off and I was like all of you know that's just their way of looking and in that the dyslexia is just a chastity there are no light switches at our work and one of the developers stood up on there and was like I'm not on school you know what exactly would work to motivate you I just love working it's okay I was on the small lawn in your lake and on the small lawn that appeals to the mind and dyslexics and all of that and I wouldn't be able to do that but also some of the people from community college the entire department does not use overhand fluorescence we use cyan lighting a combination of warm and sunlight and plants so we have a mix and a combination of sunlight cool light all around the room and since what is it called strobe light that's a strobe light in your research and knowledge deeply overlap between dyslexia and face blindness yes and actually in a different country they consider dyslexia to be related to face blindness unless they have raised something about your hand that's what they consider there it's not about the cold it's more about the eyesight and blinds not that far but here it could be either one of the two you don't do great research on auditory and maybe that's the way a lot of children as they're developing they're missing no sound maybe that's the reason but they individually I've seen some people get different tenet glasses and that tells them what they see to answer your questions any other questions sorry does that say any words or numbers? numbers is dysgraphia and that's difficulty with math and numbers so it's basically in the same I don't know it's under the same umbrella but you know individuals with dyslexia don't always have dysgraphia that's not going to be a grand suspicion with numbers is it both? what kind of war? well, yes, everything happens but have you actually gone? you're acting in various states so you were in school and you'd be correct someone's so nervous oh, how are you? yes we're the baddest we're the baddest we're the baddest sorry why do you think why do you think to my defense I appreciate that but what I'm going to say is different countries do things so much differently and they're looking to dyslexia and I'm here because there's a specific language disorder like in our schools so it's just really different everywhere any one question? actually, one more if you think that your child has dyslexia what are the steps? what are the steps? could you go to a school and say we need testing or just finding the accounting aid or what do you do? so you would need to talk to the teacher first to see if they know there's some differences in the way that they're reading or writing or their inability to and then add that what the teacher can request further evaluation what they'll need to come to the table and obviously your information what you've observed what the teacher has observed and the thorough testing will be in at that point there are different timelines so just kind of depend on the the rigor of that particular district and how quick they are to assess those things but you definitely want to talk to the teacher first so they can be all everybody can be aligned with their consent because if the teacher says well you're even fine for me I don't know then you obviously are very busy so you want to be you want to have observations and some evidence the documentation shows that I actually read the paragraph he was unable to read this or that ad word yeah I don't know I don't have one well let me call your teacher he even caught you don't worry I'll call them so yeah you never react to me and you know you have no work no we don't I agree sometimes so talking to the teacher would certainly help kind of bring everything to full circle well you guys have been a great crowd I hope I've answered some dying questions that you had I'll make this available to you all it's actually what I've been looking for so if you want to use a lot just hit the word you didn't ask us enough we'll be linked to all the speakers we'll do a blog post afterwards with links on the sites so you can just go through so that's it join the ranks of these cool people and all the engineers and architects and entrepreneurs that exist if you have there are some people doing some amazing things all over the world I just found out Jay Winter so he just said yeah do you have a good act to have? do you see what I mean? all the time I'm a good act to have a good act to have yes but when and also when you're talking about a good act I'll make some weird words I'm a good act I'm a good act all the ranks are almost bad to avoid I think Randy means this all the ranks are almost bad to avoid because it fixes it for you