Alright, alright, alright. What have we got here? Number 82 on the list. Top 100 players in 2022. Kenny Moore the second. Cornerback for the Colts. I'm assuming Kenny Moore Sr. was in the league. If he wasn't, then his son's really outdone the big fella. But all of that and more will be revealed in this video. Let's see what's up. Who were some of the guys at your position that you would put on the top 100? Other than myself. What? Classic Jalen Ramsey? On top 100, hopefully from our first year. I mean I feel like Kenny Moore is probably like the toughest matchup in terms of like slot corners that I went against. Kenny Moore, I'll tell you what, I think he went Pro Bowl this year. Tonight, they're gonna announce Pro Bowl and I know we're all gonna celebrate this year. Lightning in the bottom! I've never seen a Pro Bowl announcement within a team environment like that before. That was sick. But what we really need to do is get some stats. Right, August 23rd 1995, 26 years of age, 5'9", certainly undersized. 190 pounds went to Valdosta State when Undrafted, picked up by the Patriots in 2017, went to the Colts the same year and he's been there ever since. Undrafted and he finds himself not only in his first Pro Bowl but in the top 100 players in the entire league. I'll tell you what, that is a success story. 447 for the 40 yard dash, 40 and a half inches on the vertical. So that pretty much cancels out whatever height disadvantages he may have. 10 foot 7 on the broad jump, 15 reps on the bench. New England Patriots signed him to a 3 year 1.66 million dollar contract that included a signing bonus of $2,000 as an Undrafted free agent. Throughout training camp he competed for a roster spot. But on September 2nd they waved him and on September 3rd the Colts claimed him. Head coach Chuck Pagano, Pajano, Pajamas, named more the 5th cornerback on the depth chart to begin the regular season. He made his professional debut in the season opener and made one solo tackle. And the list goes on and on and on. He did sign a 4 year 36 million dollar extension with the Colts in 2019. So just a short 2 years after his debut got paid and the man was undrafted. Let's go. Got a little bit of respect this year. We'll go to the Pro Bowl because I think he's an elite player in this league. We play on week 2, this guy can play ball. Kenny Moore the second has been recognized by his peers with his first ever spot on the top 100. Even the Goat has taken notice of this colt. What's up, how you doing? Doing great. Yeah sir, appreciate you. Got you, I appreciate that. It's about time for Kenny. I don't think you're getting no credit for what you do. Tell you what, those are the second dose of Goosebumps I've had this entire series. And it's because none other than the Goat was on screen giving his praise, being in the league for 22 years.  He knows Kenny Moore the second. Tipped up into the air, and it's tipped to himself, and it's Kenny Moore. In practice, he made them crazy catches all the time, and then for him to do that little volleyball thing. He was playing volleyball. He was playing volleyball. Neither of us. Neither of us made a play against Tennessee. I called him right after the game like dude, we just talked about this, you know, you intercepting this pass off this look and they were in cover 2, Kenny was carrying from the slot, so he was running vertical with the number 2 receiver, the number 1 receiver inside release and ran a dig. Kenny, he was literally playing the slot receiver man-to-man. He didn't even look back at the quarterback.  Okay, that is a play and a half. That's such a hard play because you're taking a risk of... You're taking a huge risk. You know, that's one of those things as a coach you're like, no, no, no, yes, yes, yes. You gotta stay stronger than you have now. Whatever they're doing on defense there is working because it's not just him, it's Darius Leonard. Like, they got a culture over there that's like, they care about ball and they want to win, so I think they're doing things. Alright, I was actually confused between Leonard Williams and Darius Leonard, so that clears that up. It's the right way and he fits the mold of that. You know, he's a little bit smaller in a stature, but he makes it forward in so many other ways. Derek Henry and he is flipped forward by Kenny Maher. That's the little big man. His competitive spirit is there.  He has a lot of heart. Oh, get in there, son. Oh, it takes a knee to the head for his troubles, but flips the king on his head. Oh, fuck, he loves doing that. That's a signature move. Tell you what, being five foot nine, I guess he can sort of use your leverage to your advantage. Morning, the best nickel blisters. Yep, do it again. Now go back to the clip back in 2019 when he was playing against 캔 and Seedy and he just dipped and ripped. Up under the arm of the offense the tackle, the offense nicer, he just fell down. It'll watch him, you know. The way he gets out of his break. Wait, what happened? I was playing against King and Seedy and he just dipped and ripped up under the arm of the offense the tackle, the offense. I was just fell down. Oh yeah, baby. Watch him, you know, the way he gets out of his break the way he tackles. I think he had over 100 tackles this year. around the ball you know calls and phone booths catching interceptions being able to get to the quarterback as well when he blitzes definitely I think cemented himself as if not the best slot corner you know definitely top two.  Way to go. Great job. I suppose a slot corner would be a cornerback that's further in towards the scrimmage the line of the the yeah the scrimmage and I'll tell you what guys the takeaway that I get from this is old mate Tom Brady giving him the his praise because Brady's the one trying to find targets and Kenny Moore's the one trying to shut them down so. Thank you. Keep it going. You got a great career going. You know what to do. I already seen it for the last four years. Appreciate it. Kenny Moore lightning in a bottle as they call him. A special football player I really like playing into that anymore. Tell you what I'm not sure I feel like they are full of praise for their opposition after the game and you know I guess we see that in the game of rugby to any any sports you know especially for people who do really appreciate the opposition's game but sometimes I just think it's just too much sometimes I'm just like come on mate you've just had a loss actually know what come to think of it it's probably the team probably the the guy who's actually on the winning team that wants to give as much praise as he can to the guy on the losing team that would make more sense either way guys that brings us to the end of another video in the next one we're looking at Justin Simmons Mr. NFL of last year's series that's for sure see you soon. Peace.


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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with our final St. Nick promo break, and it's a big one 2020-2021 Panini mosaic basketball 12 box hobby edition Random team number one where one spot gets you three teams a lot of great stuff here. No vet commonship in this one Big thanks to this group here for making this happen Thanks to the people who bought spots straight up. You're the ones who are eligible for the final two st Nick spots will do that randomizer For this group at the end congrats again to Dave who got two spots in that pack dano and jesse Congrats to you. Thank you for getting into that fill those fillers And congrats Again on the win So let's triple your names up all 30 teams are in And let's roll it and randomize both lists two and a four six times one two three four five And sixth and final time. We got dan down to steven k After six two and a four six times for the teams one two three four five And sixth and final time. Good luck after six. We've got the wizards down to the pacers All right, so here's how it shakes out Dan with the wizards martin you got the hawks dave with the sixers martin with the clippers dave with the suns Cody with the jazz dave with the nuggets cody with the warriors and pistons Brian with the hornets shan with the pelicans dave with the grizzly steven k with the nets Jesse with the bucks steven k with the trailblazers Dan with the kings shan with the rockets dave with the magic and the timber wolves Jesse with the maves dave with the spurs brian with my lakers shan with the uh, okc thunder brian with uh, oh, sorry jesse with the Cavs jesse with the celltakes brian with the calves Dave with the new york nicks martin with the raptors dan with the heat dave with the bulls and steven k with the pacers All right, let's sort by column a column b alphabetically And we're going to pause the video when we come back we're going to see if there's any trades Then we'll have the big break be right back All right, welcome back everybody. No trades. We're done. No deals done. That's all good So big thanks everybody for making this happen on a thursday. Thanks for spending a bit of your holiday week with us. I appreciate that Appreciate your support all year long as well. Thank you very much everybody All right, so this is uh, I'm not this is a full case right yep tall 12 boxes Of 2021 a panini mosaic basketball some really nice stuff in here mosaic in recent years has I feel like it's kind of climbed the ranks to To be to be in that sort of prism select sort of range We'll have been collectors have been really enjoying the mosaic it used to just be kind of a Fringy sort of product But it has definitely grown in popularity over the years So you can see all the boxes on the top camera and right up here Let's just go one by one Settle in folks. Yeah, that's that's what his name reminds me of too. Well it wasn't Sufjan Stevens have like a this this goal of writing an album for every state or something like that I don't think it ever that I don't think that ever materialized, but It was a it was a neat thought at the time. Here's box number one Yeah, that would have been pretty cool. I think you only ended up doing a couple states before for Before that was that nice anthony edwards nba debut And a nice silver obi toppen nice These red parallels aren't numbered, but they will ship these inserts, of course will ship Only these veteran comments like you see here will not that will ship though Rookie cards will ship parallels that obviously ship numbered cards obviously ship Autographs obviously ship. There's Malcolm Brogdon for the Pacers out of 49 Nice rookie parallels there those of course will ship And we got an isaacoro autograph For the calves cleveland. This is for you That will go to brian frank And the Cavaliers Swagger nikola yokic that ships, of course Nice coal anthony silver jana mcdaniel's rookie And obviously all of those sleeved cards will be Will be top loaded Before they're sorted and shipped out Anthony edwards lamello ball. We will take care of right away brian frank with a charlotte hornet's first of many i hope All of those add up Kimalajewan to 99 box one in the books Darren did did you crunch the numbers? Porterhouse steak the porterhouse steak was wondering Hey, how many boxes you think joe has ripped myself? I how many boxes i've ripped In my uh my breaking career Which is at least seven solid years now. There were some early years where it was We weren't doing too many too much volume Obviously as we've grown with your support. Thank you as we've grown I've been able to lucky enough to be able to rip more boxes So The porterhouse steak calculating it's going to fall in the neighborhood of 15 000 boxes Keep these hands stretched out then 15 000 boxes It's a lot. What was your uh, what was your methodology there? Thank you for that We'll make that the unofficial official number Yeah, I know I I for for a split second there My hands felt every Hands felt every box All 15 000 boxes. All right next box RJ Hampton silver And in anthony edwards mba debut blue 90 out of 99 Dave rob with the teawolves Nice It's pretty good So darren's methodology videos average number of boxes per video main contributors That sounds about right Yeah, that edwards big card there national pride lamello James malcolm national pride lamello another one for brian frank Or a first national pride another lamello card What sports proxies am I looking most forward to in 2022? It's hard to say. I mean there's so many good product that's out there I guess I'm more interested in seeing like I love listen the lamello ante davis ante davis ante edwards draft class is really good There's tiris haliburton. There's you know guys like sadeek bay and Blah blah blah blah, right? I'm kind of ready to see the the latest draft class and start learning those guys It's less about product for me You know because You know there's a there's a lot of great product out there, but it's a little bit more about hey Let's start seeing some new names You know, we're slowly getting to a point where you're kind of you know, it's in football too Where you're kind of like all right all right We've seen these guys count. I want that you know in four months. We'll get A new draft and a whole new set of names to start Start learning so That's kind of what i'm looking forward to These introductions insert anthony edwards Bradley bill overdrive And we got a roy hibbert autograph for indiana That'll be for cven k last bond mojo strikes again james weisman's going to cody Yeah, all the all those add up big dog all of those definitely add up And especially if you Once you get them in your hands you take a look at Take a look at those cards if they uh, you know if you get take the time to get some of those graded Might be even a bigger return And then you just keep watching anthony edwards's career hopefully He continues to uh do well All right, that daniel tice blue is to 99 27 out of 99 For the bulls that'll be for davin another anthony edwards for you base mba debut Maybe he takes the timbre also the playoff someday Maybe gets maybe gets in knocks out an mvp. That would be huge If he continues to make highlight dunks, that'll be that'll be good as well Lamella ball brine frank hornets Yeah, all the grading services are up and running I think I I I don't know this for sure, but I think ps a Has or is about to start The sort of uh, the cheaper level of grading now I think they only had like the highest levels available passed by coran butler For dan and the wizards. Ooh nice lamella right there. So that's national pride red I don't know what that's going to go for that should be pretty nice though Uh, that's for brian frank who bought a spot straight up Obviously the base versions of these are going to do well, but once you start getting into the parallel world um That's where you start to see even bigger returns even on non graded cards it's kelly and haze silver got a lebron james 47 out of 49 National pride card that should be pretty nice too for my lakers brian frank has the lakers too There you go brian and there's a blue chips lamella ball insert Gotcha, so mix sub is saying ps a is doing regular in economy now, but they're still way more expensive than before And they are issuing them through selection events for collectors club members. Gotcha I think they they were saying over the summer I honestly don't remember exactly what they were what they were saying, but I think over the summer I think they were saying that a they just definitely got more more staff on the team just to be able to handle Those uh all those submissions But that they were also using more More computer technology 9010 sure is If you click the uh, there's a schedule that they can always access that's pinned in the chat You can always see what what we're up to Big dog saying he's not seeing any That he is a collector's club member, but he's not seeing any Regular submissions being open Somewhere Yeah, I think there's kind of slowly Rolling all of that back out Yeah, I think the pricing is probably going to be higher on a lot of those services, but I think that uh I think they're trying to sort of limit People submitting I mean people would submit just everything I think that I think that was part of the whole The whole rush and and just sort of Going over capacity over what they can handle because people were just like they're like hey, we're grading Alfred Payton base card and stuff and we'll submit a hundred of those so um Your cody cody you have the pistons the warriors And the jazz I think there were some uh There were some james weissmann's but nothing to well here's here's one right here. How about a silver james weissmann? That's not bad mba debut silver. It's pretty good So yeah, so some of those oh, and I think we see Check this out wait for it wait for it That's a blue lamello ball 40 out of 99 That's a strong one right there for brian frank and the charlotte hornets That's pretty awesome. We've got an mba debut anthony edwards What does that blue lamello go for you think? I'm curious if someone's able to To look that up on 130 point comm slash cards 130 point.com slash cards There you go logie. You think uh, you think you'll get some uh Think you'll take some time off You should Daring thinking a couple million on that blue lamello ball give or take 450 500 says will that's nice And there's that national pride red lamello here before too. So all all of those are adding up 11 out of 25 malcolm brogdon That'll be for steven k and the pacers mba debut weissmann I'm sure I'm sure more stuff is more cards have been pulled More blue lamellas have been pulled and And now I think That that price from its initial new release spike It's probably flattened out a little bit and now I think most people are probably looking for for graded Graded stuff at this point, especially with mosaic and the autograph is brent berry for the spurs Dave with the spot that he won gets the spurs All right, we are a third of the way through the break Middle third Besides cunningham who are some of the guys in the new draft class This current draft which which we have not seen too many products of I think there was a A draft picks break that we did Yeah guys like And kade cunningham is evan mobile. He's been playing pretty well Jalen green on the rock. It's has a name to look at I think scottie barn has he's been playing well or suds Um, I was watching an orlando magic game the other day and uh Franz Wagner Wagner Uh Is looking pretty good davion mitchell for the king someone to look at As well, so I think at this early stage of the of the season And the early stages of these rookies as careers You know, I think uh, there's some there's a decent amount of names to chase I don't know. That's really the top half of the first round I'm not sure if anybody In the bottom half of the first round or the second round has really made an impact just yet But though mostly some of the guys like the top 10 are looking uh looking pretty solid Next box. Good luck. Nice. Cole. Anthony I think he's been looking good this year Really starting to blossom that goes to dave in the orlando And there's a landry sham at nine out of 25 for brooklyn.  I'm sure there's been some that I've missed another lamello Kevin diran and sadeek bay I feel like he's been having a good Good a good stretch of games Detroit that goes to cody could work on that autograph a little bit, but But his game is just fine other lamello for brian silver old toppen nice That is for new york dave with the nicks And here's a mba debut red at jay shon tate for houston and shon Desmond bain 94 or 99 batman Memphis dave dave robb With the gris All right. We got a few things going on here. We got a mba debut mosaic pattern james weisman for the warriors national pride james weisman and a tyrese haliburn mba debut cody has the warriors james weisman's dano has the kings What kind of hoops action do we have going on tonight? We've got some games in progress Towards the end of the first quarter nicks up 23 20 on the wizards near the end of the first quarter pistons up 24 17 in miami on the heat near the end of the first half hawks 48 sixers 47 in orlando the pelicans up 48 31 on the orlando magic and in indiana pacers leading the rockets 56 51 a 24 points and counting for the for the pistons that's a it's a pretty good start in the first quarter sadeek bay's got five points and five rebounds already and an assist there you go there's an anthony davis stained glass and he just he really needs to stay healthy these the stained glasses are a little more common in this set than in recent years brian frank but they're still really nice there's an anthony and words base rookie card for dav rob teawolves we've got a donovan michael 77 out of 49 blue for the jazz and a blue chips insert mosaic parallel another one for dav and the teawolves kody has the jazz and gets that donovan michael blue peru show got another obi toppen for dav and the nicks another col anthony also for dav's and there's a eric ledsow two out of 25 pelicans shon matic and another james wiseman for kody and the golden state warriors warriors come out to play yay and we've got jack sigma old seattle sonic that's going to go to okc shon matic we are halfway through this break six boxes to go i think we've got a big slate of games coming up too i think bucks are in dallas we'll see a little lamello tonight hornets are in denver thunder are in phoenix he needs his minus 15 timber wolves at jazz grizzlies are in golden state spurs are playing my legers tonight and looks like one more game here and then uh no that's it and that's blazer's game was postponed box let's go proudly beel and the autograph is barron davis golden state warriors that's going to go to kody and a silver james wiseman nice kody and the warriors the tyries howl verton going to dan we've got 18 out of 25 shake milton shake shake shake shake shake shake shake your milton we've got an mba debut lamello ball that will be uh once again for brian and charlotte yeah we made the change recently from cleveland indians to uh cleveland guardians i suppose we should start start getting uh getting used to that as we approach the new year and hopefully the new season i think wikipedia has got it changed already and a national pride lamello ball mba debut red col anthony orlando dav blake griffin 85 out of 99 for the net steven k and an mba debut anthony edwards and an introductions mosaic parallel lamello ball nice worst name ever no darin doesn't like the name either it represents the uh those big statues that are there i thought that was kind of cool and you thought i was going to say yeah wizards i take guardians oh no wizards aren't so i don't mind wizards there's another lamello trying to think of names like names or do i not like um absolutely not no i don't i don't mind i don't i like the i like the i like the wizards i like that they call their fans will call their arena hogwarts and then they get to go to hogwarts to see the wizards play guardians i don't mind either i think those are all right i mean i don't think they're my favorite names but worst name ever yeah kraken is great too although i think they should have went with with with the seattle sockeye was the one i was rooting for yeah kraken this terrifying sea monster mba debut anthony edwards oh look at this a six out of ten national pride tyrese halliburton nice low number on this one that gold really pops with the stars and stripes in the background that is nice dan o with sacramento it's a good looking card those low numbers really do well in the secondary market as well almost like like a gold medal card or something like that and a james wiseman autograph so northern california getting some love here we have one for sacramento now one for golden state and that's going to be for cody who bought a spot straight up getting all those james wiseman cards and inserts and now an autograph and an anthony edwards mba debut red wow all sorts of stuff here in this box and a yannis stained glass that'll be for jesse and the bucks see now that's a bad name darin there you go cleveland mc clevelanders is what darin wanted terrible i take guardians over that what were our other options for for cleveland where they they were thinking of going thinking the 1920s or something like that they were the spider with spiders i thought that was a good i thought that would have been a good name but maybe maybe you would scare kids that's spider man doesn't scare kids there's cure louis jr that's a spider you'd have a big spider mascot walking around the ballpark now that's how spiders walk 71 out of 99 cure louis jr for the pelicans final four boxes coming up final third of the case mc cleveland's no that's not a good name either you think both of yours are better than the guardians i just agree i mean if you want i mean for comedy purposes i guess that would be kind of funny but i think for a professional baseball club that just doesn't make sense i yeah spiders would look good on a hat too right there would be a lot of a lot of things you could talk about well yeah that's a good metric right what's going to look good on a hat i don't know if i uh i'm okay with the name guardians but i don't know if the logo for the guardians is it's okay i guess it doesn't really it doesn't really quite pop i feel like they're going to i feel like there's gonna be some rough years in terms of logo before they settle on something something good i guess i'll just use the classic kind of block c for a little while for cleveland that's that's pretty cool but i feel like uh they're gonna they're going to eventually go down the road of go down the road of this era warriors i feel like they're gonna kind of do something like that and it's not going to look very good now there ends in the edwards patrick williams james wiseman there is a mania belitia for miami that'll be for dan 32 out of 99 yeah the minor league clubs really seem to be more a lot more creative with their names i guess when you get to the pros you start you start playing it safe i guess they're like we're professionals we're not kids like the minor leagues maybe that's what it is maybe maybe no professional club's going to be called the jumbo shrimp or whatever maybe they feel like they're too good for that montgomery biscuits one of one of justin's favorites that's a good name kind of makes me hungry yeah the the university of uh santa cruz banana slugs that that's a really good one good buddy of mine went to uh went to uc santa cruz and all has all sorts of banana slug gear and i i've only driven through santa cruz a number of times but but i it's best right my brother oh nice you know until one of my one of my good friends went there and i was like and back in the day i was like are there really bananas that they're like yeah they're like kind of big right they're huge yeah so those those banana slugs really exist they just wander around there's josh green 40 out of 49 purple for dallas that's going to go to jesse delaware blue hens that's a good one all of her yeah what is some other good name we have which team had which team has a rubber duck as a mascot that's a good hat and we got a jared culver autograph for dav rob minnesota nice that's a good one will there was a minor league hockey team in macon georgia called the macon whoopee there's another yannis stained glass for jesse in the bucks three boxes to go university of university of cambell all we're saying is the camels that's pretty good camels all right three boxes to go ladies and gentlemen we are almost there and after i do this break and put this break away we'll uh we'll do that the promo randomizer mascot was a whooping crane you try to find one of their jerseys for years they sell for so much we've got niners tennessee kicking off right now in the background thursday night football for the record i'm on uh i have a small investment made on uh the titans at plus three and a half so we'll see how that works out for me we'll leave the poll running for a little bit but 54 percent of voters in our thursday night football poll agree with me national pride lamello stained glass zion wiliamson when is he gonna make his season debut that goes to shon matik and the pelicans that foot's still bothering him but hopefully he'll come back soon and strong oh nice silver anthony edwards look at that dav robb with a spot that he won got randomized the tea wolves and gets that silver anthony edwards we've got a surge abaca pink six out of 40 or maybe purple to 49 that'll be for martin and the clippers another anthony edwards nba debut card some more gold coming up and the autograph is is brian winters for the milwaukee bucks that'll be for jesse nice old school buck and the gold is four out of ten d andre eighton nice low number nice car dav robb with the suns nice no one of ones yet we've had a couple out of tens so maybe we're we're we're warming up to a one of one by the end of the break here's an obi toffin blue chips to 25 so rex paul reed zack levine montage coal anthony saco demboy a blue 11 out of 99 patrick williams blue chips all right two boxes to go right all right all right you're welcome big dog thank you there was a one of one jordan lebron dual auto rex is saying not out of this case remember lebron and michael jordan are exclusive to upper deck rex well darin porter kind of mathed out a little bit justin he was saying 15 000 yeah maybe maybe rex can can uh put a number into it he's saying he guessed over 10 000 oh he fumbled it nineers driving pretty nicely already trying being the operative word who's who got the touchdown um jeff wilson touchdown hmm maybe my can i see minus three and a half not looking good all right here's a red james weisman national pride card for the warriors that'll be for kody and there's an i don't know if that's just that might just be some glue residue from the pack dav and the nicks he might be able to clean that up a little bit but here's a silver mba debut obi toppen dano with the kings getting all those tyrese halliburton's 58 out of 99 jaylon smith for phoenix mba debut rookie uh dav with the suns another anthony edwards all of those add up and a nice anthony edwards red very nice white parallel c j lb 24 out of 25 that'll be for steven and the cevin k and the portland trailblazers and we've got an isaias stort autograph for detroit that's going to go to kody account on cards i mean if if we're guessing between 10 to 15 000 boxes i mean how many cards are generally in a pack got a patrick williams red for the bulls that's going to go to dav josh green mosaic parallel rookie for dalis that'll be for jessey and another lamello ball brian frank and charlotte hornets at long last we made it final box just a little over the hour mark on this but we made it good luck thank you here we go good luck everybody in this final one blue chips anthony edwards that will be for uh dav once again lining up a lot of anthony edwards that's nice here's another one national pride anthony edwards we need we need him to continue to play like he's been playing highlight dunks big plays keep evolving as a player year to year keeps his nose clean all that good stuff coal anthony mosaic parallel mba debut and we've got drew holiday holiday milwaukee bucks that'll be for jessey anthony edwards mba debut you know what this is the uh this is the anniversary of anthony edwards debut today's uh the 23rd right yeah today's thursday the 23rd he made his debut a year ago today lamello ball national pride for brian frank hornets blue robert covington to 99 for portland cbk and we got an anthony davis stained glass and if only this guy could stay healthy that'd be awesome brian frank has my lakers and an obi toppen lamello ball blue chips insert for brian and the mosaic parallel for the nicks davis will be topping and the last little bits here anthony davis troy brown jr de angelo russell and centerstage yannis ante de compo and that's that my friends thank you pretty long break but a lot of great stuff stacked up including all the other parallels and other rookies that that hopefully will continue to grow and be great first let's do the randomizer to give away the final two st nicks spots so let's flip back to the original list right over there it's only one two three four five six top two of those six we'll get the final two st nicks spots and that promo randomizer will be in a different video coming up let's roll it randomize it five and a six eleven times top two after six and five good luck eleven times one two three four five six seven eight nine ten and eleven than final time after eleven brian frank and steven k with last spot mojo congrats you two thanks everybody uh for buying those spot strips and giving that a shot and hopefully i know you may not have a st nicks spot but maybe nice anthony edwards red maybe hopefully we'll pull just some nice hits deandre eight out of ten nice gold there anthony edwards red nba debut james weissman autograph tyrese halliburton rookie gold national pride that's pretty awesome introductions lamello ball mosaic parallel we've got all sorts of great hits here baren davis sigma city bay autograph blue lamello ball 40 out of 99 it's a big card we've got even a lebron national pride card to 49 was pretty sharp red lamello national pride so all sorts of great stuff anthony edwards blue nba debut isca cora autograph other anthony edwards there you have it ladies jump thank you big dog appreciate you and everybody else getting into this break uh thanks for watching i'm joe for jazby's casewrakes.com happy holidays and i will see you next time for the next one bye-bye


So we hear the ID TechEx show and who are you? I'm Gary Brown. I'm the vice president of marketing at Movidius And you just won the award right here best IoT technology development here the ID TechEx show Yes, it's an honor. Thank you, but you have pretty awesome technology, right? I think so of course So it's been around is it from Ireland or where's the company was founded in Dublin, Ireland and so Over 11 years ago 11 years ago, but things have been spinning up in the last few years, right? Yes Yes, with the advent of our of our latest microprocessor, which is called a vision processing unit or VPU called the myriad 2 We found that there's just an explosion in interest in various kinds of Iodc devices IoT devices So vision VPU did you envision processing unit? There's a lot of people talking about Vision computing now and stuff. This is a big yes Well, we believe that in order to get the best power efficiency in order to get the most intelligence You have to put it at the network edge right near where image sensors are for example in surveillance cameras in order to get Intelligence analytics kind of algorithms to run you want to have it You don't have the latency or you don't have the power You want to save on power and latency to have that much intelligence at the network edge as well as in drones as well As in VR headsets. There's a lot of sensing going on in this these kinds of devices So they need a lot of intelligence at very low power and very miniature electronics But has this goal been the goal since the 11 years has always been this goal? The company pivoted a couple of times But primarily it's been video post processing and video processing and when the company started focusing after several years on Vision processing and vision sensing intelligent vision sensing. That's when we really struck a chord and resonated with the industry but is that because Technology is getting and the the nanometers and all that stuff when you make CPUs is getting powerful enough to make this vision possible Well, that's a good question Is it because the technology the process technology and the electronics technology is getting better? That's part of the answer it can get lower and lower power But it's also due to innovative new architectures that you can implement at a micro at a very very small scale So it's our innovative way of we're developing the architecture for very very high performance in a programmable processor for vision and Also getting the smaller scale of improvements in technology down from 28 nanometer to 16 nanometer and beyond So how does it compare with a GPU or an arm processor? Existing processors tend to be very wide in their scope of the applications you've talked about CPUs and GPUs Which have to do either display processing or very generalized processing We've decided to focus specifically on imaging and vision and we can do that in very very low power But we don't run Android. We don't run general apps on our process. So you focus just on one thing. Yes But that thing sounds pretty complicated still. It's like you're analyzing that's true video. That's true analyzing And making sense out of it But with very programmable proprietary DSP cores that we have on our chip and a very proprietary architecture which includes very efficient data movement around from memory to those cores and a bunch of other Accelerators were able to do what needs to be done in today's IoT devices very efficiently at low power at very low cost And can the Movidius just be one part of the SoC? Or is it a separate chip on the PCB? Is it not is it some kind of an IP block or is it a chip? It's a chip We're in the chip business. You're making a chip that goes in a PCB And then there could be another microcomputer It goes into the drone to for example powering an autonomous drone being able to detect or track people or be able to Detect barriers and move around them. So that's what we're doing is was announced with the DJI and I've been watching these videos about the Phantom 4 and it's so fascinating and awesome. Yes, our first major drone announcement was the Phantom 4 and DJI is a pretty big Success story from China. There are great customer bars. We really like what they're doing And so how do you sit down and do this kind of product?  No, we support our customers on integrating the algorithms That they need it does in the Phantom 4 our chip is doing everything from depth sensing to analysis and tracking objects tracking people so We make it happen. That's amazing. It's like following you can follow you can avoid obstacles Do you do stuff? You're landing in the right place you don't land on the tree or something I don't know, but I guess like you could have all kinds of magic in terms of the autonomous flight But it's the flight controller that we support in the product. We're very excited about it and you're gonna hear more From what DJI and other companies are doing very soon That's just gonna be I mean this is mind-blowing kind of feel that you're right. Yes, it's like It's gonna be pretty fun. How do the engineers make this happen? the reason why it's so mind-blowing is more and more of the technology is going to deep learning and neural networks and so put put in deep learning so you can classify objects you can have a little bit more Intelligence into what exactly the drone is flying around or what exactly you're looking at through the VR headset And then it'll blow your mind even more to see how you can do intelligent object tracking or think about intelligent vacuum cleaners What they'll do with objects that they have to maneuver around in cleaning your room So deep learning I think is going to make its way into a lot of the devices that we see in consumer electronics, but there's also like For example security cameras if you upload for 24 hours of 4k video is gonna fill up a hard drive You need to be smart about what you record, right? That's right That's why they need very smart analytics to be able to record only what's necessary Based on where people are going or what people are there or recognizing people and so we see a lot of activity, especially in East Asia in terms of Surveillance technology becoming more intelligent. So it's very exciting. I'm hoping project Tango is the future of a smartphone, you know, and There's exciting things happening in smartphones, but also in many many other devices outside of the smartphone We're not announced as part of the project Tango. Yes, we were announced as part of project Tango So how do you enable that? Well project Tango is a reference design from Google Google as you know is a very very special partner of ours because What they do in the industry has a ripple effect and causes other manufacturers to want to take on the kind of ideas that they're putting out into the world So one of them is more intelligent vision in mobile phones So we'll see more and more of that in mobile devices as well as other kinds of IOT devices It's kind of like indoor positioning suddenly exactly positioning positional tracking That's something you have to do well not only in mobile phones and VR and AR headsets and other kinds of devices coming our way and sorting I think I've run out of things to say Sorting through all the data that goes to the cap through the camera You have to sort through and decide what you send over to camera data comes in you do some analysis and decide what you're looking at or how it needs to be tracked or You know depth sensing 3d sensing all kinds of different algorithms can run on a programmable chip like ours It was announced that we were now being acquired by Intel and so from now will be a part of the Intel family And they have a lot of resources to help you make even crazier visions happen, right? The sky's the limit Exciting. Thank you very much


and I posted that was all about the top 5 security companies in Qatar. Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. Thank you for coming back to my channel. If you are new here, consider subscribing. Press that notification icon below. You will always be the first to know when I upload a new video. Thank you so much for the supportive Q&A for this all-long from the time I started this channel. My name is Meks from the Meks Creation TV. Thank you for coming back to my channel. In today's video, I'd like to discuss about the recent video that I posted that was all about top 5 security companies in Qatar. A lot of comments have been coming, but I just want to give you a clear view of my own experience. And what I'm talking about right now is that when I made this video of the top 5 security companies, it was after I made a thorough research and that research I made is what made me to post this video. It's what I based on right wherever you saw or whatever I talked about. We talked about the first security, the first top 5 security companies. And from my own experience, if I can give you a small bit of background, you all know the start of the journey, the start of your journey from your country to that camp. That camp that I see might be G4S, might be G5, might be SES, but you know the start of the journey or you know how. Normally when we look at the companies, this is good to start from back home. The recruiting manpower normally, the Ladi Vata is the availability of the jobs that are available at that time, right? So when you are lucrative, I know most of you or most of us, oh, I don't know what is happening today. I think today it's a little bit clear or it's a little bit bare whereby the person interviewing will just come on ground and choose out the best quality or the best candidate, fit for the job, I think that's right. And in that period, I think you have enough time to interact or to interact with the interviewer. You will ask a question, but you also have the right to ask him two or three questions. It is not to get the more insight of you with that company that you feel you want to work for at the time. And that's what normally based my knowledge or possible knowledge to think that I can, that's where possible. I'll just give you a small proof background of my situation at a given period of time. No, we don't wake up to talk about these things. No, say the best teacher always have the best experience in one way or the other and we talk about these things because we know of them. We've been in them, we've gone through them and that's why we talk about them. Why we talk about them is that we want to let other people don't fall in the same mistakes or in the same traps that we got in at a given period of time. And it is, you help others to achieve or you help others to choose why. For my own experience, it's at that time, I did not even have the time to see the person interviewed, physically seeing the person interviewing me for the job for the security card. But all I remember is that I was going to do security and when I got the interview in Skype there were a few questions you asked me, do you know all about security? Yes. Do you know about the fire? Yes. And the last comments, because this was by Skype and the last comments I had that were totally coming from the person interviewing me on Skype was like your salary will be 1200 for 30 days and you'll be standing or you'll be working for 12 hours. The next person came in. Actually, before even I had to move home because that was around maybe around 330, that's when I got the interview, right? The following two days, I was like, yes, by the manpower company trying to give me a call, hello Max, you really have the visa with you. So I was so much excited at that time and the visa came, I had to sign off the contract papers that were being sent on email because they had to be scanned back, taken back, they had to be scanned back before they were back to the company. And you know, what happens with the kind of excitement the first time? You don't even realize that you need to proffer it, what is in the contract. You need to understand what exactly is written in the contract, right? I actually had to see how much money I'm getting and when I tried to convert back to my own car, own car rents, it was a little bit bigger and I was like, yes, I'm going. So normally, I know most of you have gone through the same things and by the time you get to realize you're already this side, you already started working for a company. So I think that's what a small brief I wanted to let you know, but sometimes we are so anxious that you want to go for something, you want to have something at that time and this is what you have to have and this is my time. I don't have to go towards my opportunity and you have the opportunity. No, some people say the opportunity strikes once and you have to go for it for the past time and I think that was very, very clear at that time. So let's go back to the video. When I talked about the first top five security companies in Qatar, I did my thorough research and there's a lot of things I consider. There's a lot of factors I look at. Actually, you personally, you know your company better. Either you live in group five, security company, Qatar security company, group four security company, or SS security company, or Thai steel company, you know your company better. And when I talked about those five companies, I think some of you were a little bit contented or you knew what I was talking about, the creating was right at that time, right? What you need to know in this situation, I do not consider, I do not so much consider the number of years the company has existed. For example, when we try to look at the analysis itself, you look at the Thai steel among the companies, its formation is 1994, that is when it was started. You look at group five, it was started 1955, but you see the difference of the years, 1994, 1995, and you see that at that time in the video, Thai steel was better than group five, which started in 1955, SS started in 2015, Alphand that started in 2015, and GE4S we started a little bit earlier. So in the video, I did not only look up, I did not actually consider the number of years the operation, but I was looking at a lot of other factors, and what other factors we were talking about. First of all, let us look at what we call the welfare one, that is welfare of the guys. Look at if the company is giving you food, is that the exact, the exact food, or is that the exact number, times meals that they agreed upon? Yes. If that is it, then your company is better than another company, at that time you can try to rate it in that way. Look at the housing, look at the accommodation, where you stay, is your accommodation clean? Do you have base control, do you have regular base control? Do you have a clean and conducive environment? Do you have booking gas with you all the time, that you don't have to hustle? Then that means your company is better than another company and has to be rated on top of another company, and that's what I was trying to look at actually, and those are the few factors I was trying to look at. Look at a situation, if you would be in a company, or would be in a company that provides you accommodation, and that accommodation is dirty, it's not clean at all, there's no base control, there's overcrowding, in those, what you call the dormitories or the rooms where we stay is overcrowding. So you will not compare your company with another company that is going to provide its accommodation, that are fit and clean and conducive for the guards, even the performance of the work of the guard will be underscaled down, it's not going to be 100% performance at the same time. So that's some of the few things that you really consider and look at if you get to differentiate or you get to rate a given company from another. Let us look at transport system. If in your contract, agreed you're working for 12 hours and you're picked in time, then your company is better than another company, which in the contract, they agreed 12 hours of duty, but you end up working 14 hours of duty and those extra hours are not paid, right? They're not paid. So that means the company which is working with the agreed term in the contract is better than this company which will overwork you without a pay. Look at the agreement that you made in the contract itself, look at it in time, say, I'll be working for 26 hours, well, for 26 days, and I'll be working for 26 days and I'll be getting four days in the month. Are you getting those days off? Oh, if you don't get those days off, are you paid? If you're not paid, then your company is not better than that company, which pays up what it agrees in the contract, which pays overtime, which has good accommodation, which has conditions for the guys to live. Look at the smartness itself. What is the physical appearance of the guy? You just can't tell me exactly that a situation one whereby a guy has to go to duty is putting on white shoe covers down and is putting on a very dirty shirt, not even tie, tone trouser, tone t-shirt or tone shirt. So that is contrary that we are talking about is that you cannot reach that company to other and I think when I was making this video, I'll try to look into all those details. The companies, when you find a guy who is very dirty, a guy who has a tone t-shirt, he has a dirty shirt, he has a tone trouser and what? He has got to put the blame on the guy himself but also even the company because if you can provide laundry machines for the guys, they will definitely wash. Even if you say at the cost, I'll put a small token for the laundry machines to pay if when it comes to washing, then they will do pay and wash because no one wants to look smart or no one wants to look shabby and dirty but it depends on the organization of the company at that time with the guys and the remit of the guys that will give all the clear picture and the clear appearance and your appearance will send a message to the people around you that this is how my company looks. Exactly, that's what it is like. So look at this, look at another factor whereby we say it's salary paid in time. Yes, I agreed for 1200 or 1200 per month for 30 days or for 26 days. Does that money come in time? Notice the situation whereby that money comes after 15 days of another month. That means it's not getting me the value of that money. So when I was controlling making that video I was like looking at such kind of factors that you should also know and you actually know what I was talking about. That's why you find that other companies are better than other companies because they are able to do such kind of things they are able to do such kind of things for the guards even they are able to check the guards. If you are happy with the salary, accommodation and the rest that means you will have a happy working place and happy working modes. Hope guys know what I'm talking about. So that's the clear statement that I want you to make for the video but thank you so much for subscribing for any comment you take in the sub-session below I'll always be very happy to get back to you for those who are always committed in the sub-session I'm always very happy and I'll get back to you also. By the way, don't always forget to watch my videos I'll always be very happy. Thank you for watching my channel and thank you for being to my channel this is Max from the Max Creation TV Hope I'll see you guys again. Thank you so much Thanks for watching. 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Good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. Welcome to this press conference at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, 2016 We're particularly pleased and honored to welcome President Maurizio Marchi from Argentina here today because it's been over a decade since we had Argentina represented on such a high level or on the highest level I should say Here in Davos. We're also joined by Alfonso Bratgai today. Thank you very much for being here. Mr. President over to you Thank you We are really as my moderator mentioned very happy to Have been participate once again in Davos this time representing my country and we really appreciate this moment to exchange ideas and to convoke the world to come back to have a good and Pragmatic and intelligent relations with our country We are ready to take off. We are very optimistic about our future even though the world presents with many challenges and Doubts in those days in these days But we really think that this is a very good chance for for our country counting on our wonderful human resources gigantic possibilities that gave us And our natural resources, so we are looking forward to to start growing to attract investments and to come to fulfill The commitments that we assume with the citizens of Argentina is zero poverty in my country Defeating drug trafficking and improving the quality of our democratic system. That's in where we are engaged And that's in whatever we are putting all our efforts now Questions we are here with the Minister of Finance to answer Thank you very much, Mr. President So we'll have a microphone here, please state your name and organization for the sake also of our online audience Can we have a microphone for the gentleman in the front here, please? Hi, I'm David Seroto at the international business times My question is in the US presidential election Marco Rubio is one of the candidates and has been Extremely critical of Argentina in recent years urging American officials to deny World Bank loans to To Argentina regarding the debt situation I'm just curious if your feelings on senator Rubio if you're concerned if he would become president What what it would mean for us Argentinian relations? Thank you, David? Let's get the second question from the gentleman here in the front, please Fernando Bayo the W radio President two quick questions one Argentina would be part of the Latin American team of countries that would supervise the implementation of peace agreements in Colombia and two How do you think to avoid the internal division in Argentina Planted after twelve years of government of chisnerism. Thank you. Thank you First I think that the Rubio's position has is related to the past relation between Argentina and the United States of America we are Ready and I talked yesterday with Biden in our meeting the vice president and on the phone with Barack Obama With the ambassador of the United States in Argentina that we are ready to build a Pragmatic intelligent and productive relationship among our countries So and we are ready to work together Against climate change drug trafficking terrorism corruption and Renewals know only energy Sources that will help to curb climate change. So I think that we are we are very optimistic and vice president Express the same optimism as I'm referring. So I don't think that that will be a problem in the future And also on that one we had a meeting yesterday with Treasury Secretary Jack Lou as you all know and Jack Lou basically decided after that meeting and after you know Good few weeks worth of discussions that the US will change the way they vote at the international financial organizations They will no longer vote for no just for no reason But rather they will have a constructive approach because well, they're seeing what's going on with President Macri's administration In the second if we want to help in what we can in the process of peace in Colombia, it really looks like a A way to travel together and what we can support the Colombian people Which I have a huge effect Remember that the winning series of Boca Juniors was based on Bermudez, Serna and Cordoba, so it's a beautiful memory I remember that I have Colombia and for many other reasons more and well and the second thing was the division Here it accompanies me One of the most important leaders of the opposition in Argentina Sergio Masa of the Peronist Party With serious possibility of ending up being the one who conducts the Peronist Party in the next few months That expresses a generational change that expresses a different moment in Argentina Where we all really want to grow we want to have opportunities of progress for all And we know that that comes from the path of good internal and external relations with all the countries in the world not putting Ideological differences in the face of the best solutions They cannot prevent us from having the best solutions Conflicts neither internal nor external so this is the vision that we have Thank you, please President Carol Guerrero from Docheville TV You have distanced yourself a little from Venezuela, what can you tell us about it? I think that the government of Venezuela has distanced the respect of human rights This is the fundamental problem I have principles and I don't change them What I have expressed is my vocation because the Venezuelan government respects the freedoms of those who participate in politics from the opposition And what it has done to put pressure on many of them without really causing them to justify it It goes against that and that's what I have asked That is revealed Thank you very much the lady in the middle here, please. Hi Gabriel Steinhauser from the Wall Street Journal Last week's Talks restarted with the holdout creditors And there was a first snack on a non disclosure agreement that the creditors have demanded has that since been resolved And how are the talks going now? When do you expect a conclusion? Thank you not yet before Alfonso can Say some about all these subjects is under his responsibility I want to insist that after so many years of conflicts We have expressed and we had act in consequence traveling to New York to personally say that we are ready and to reach settled an agreement in fur in a fur in fur conditions and We are ready to work on that. We were ready to travel the 25th of January and the mediator Pollack demanded a Post to postpone it to the 1st of February So we are looking forward to solve the problem as soon as possible But I insist that we have to find something that could be Balanced for both parts but Alfonso Yeah, not much to add me. So president just that we are the party who wants to engage and We expect the other party to have the same attitude and that was the idea when we met last week with the holdouts and with Dan Pollack we had agreed on making an offer the upcoming next week There were some logistical problems that were not on our side We're we're ready to sort this out As the president has said the soonest and in the fairest possible way Thank you very much gentlemen Daniel Galvalice the agency telam They gave us two breves preguntas una usted anunció que se volverá a colaborar de parte del gobierno con el fmi para con respecto al artículo 4 para la elaboración de informes y quería Preguntarle por qué ha decidido eso luego que fue discontinuado y la segunda si el retorno al mercado de capital es Se espera el retorno Para pedir créditos hasta la resolución del conflicto con los holdouts o si se piensa hacerlo antes gracias Thank you very much. If you just pass the microphone to the lady next to you. We take the second question Mr. President, I'm from Hong Kong Phoenix TV. I'd like to know your View on Asian infrastructure investment bank because Argentina showed interest to join the membership things last year And how do you see its row in South America? Thank you very much. Thank you Well, let me start by the second question I expect that they the you will that bang will fulfill an important role We are looking forward to boost production in in food in energy in Sustainable mining tourism and for all that we need a huge investment in infrastructure So we are looking forward and we are here to convoke everybody that is in capability of Building constructing and operating so in terms of PPP. That's something that we are going to use as important tool in the first that I think that also Alfonso amplifies What we have to try is that we have we have committed ourselves to tell the truth And we have nothing to hide with which we can inform the world everything that we are doing Without that to give any kind of independence We are going to do what we think is the best so that our country can grow That our people can have work that we can make it to reach poverty zero and that's what we're going to do with absolute transparency From an open government where all the information is going to be public And in that direction we are also going to inform the fund according to Article 4 of any information that requires Yes, to add to that question Today we had a meeting with the president of the central bank of Argentina with the director of the International Monetary Fund We agreed that in a very short time we are going to give advertising All the evaluations that are usually made by the International Monetary Fund about Argentina And I want to clarify this because every year there is a report from the country that the fund's staff presents to the director That report exists only that the authorities of Argentina chose not to be published Nosotros por decisión del presidente como lo acaba de decir queremos que se publique que todo sea transparente y en ese marco la próxima El próximo informe será cumpliendo con el artículo 4 con lo mismo que se venía siendo antes solamente que nosotros lo ponemos Sobre la mesa para que se conozca esta transparencia también es la que pedimos y aprovecho para volver a la pregunta anterior About the holdouts and the NDA question same transparency on that regard I mean we want to have a negotiation that is open for everyone to be able to see Entonces la idea de la transparencia es la misma idea del presidente que ha sido muy claro de acuerdo a la libertad de expresión Nosotros vamos a hacer lo que tenemos que hacer no tenemos problema en que otros evaluen Lo que hacemos y que hasta incluso sean críticos con lo que hacemos pero que quede claro que estos informe los viene haciendo El Fondo Monetario Internacional una vez por año durante los últimos años y que Argentina No ha cumplido con el artículo 4 Fundamentalmente en no dar a publicidad esa esa evaluación y no tanto en no ser evaluado Mercado de capital es Mercado de capital es Nosotros ustedes saben que ya hemos tenido acceso al mercado de capitales locales en el mes de diciembre con una colocación de mil millones De dólares era un bono en dólares que se vendía contrapesos Hicimos una licitación esta semana que declaramos de cierta en el mercado local porque entendíamos Que la tasa que nos estaban pidiendo era muy alta también fue un momento muy particular como ustedes saben de mercados donde había poco interés por mercados emergentes así todo logramos canjear alrededor de 500 millones de dólares de un bono que vencía en el 2017 y lo llevamos hacia el 2020 Te bajando la tasa de interés entendemos que hay Fondos y recursos disponibles en el mercado local suficientes como para ir financiando o para ir cubriendo las necesidades de financiamiento y de modo tal de no tener apuro para avanzar en la otra cuestión la otra cuestión es cuanto antes posible pero también dijimos de la manera más justa posible Thank you very much. Let's ask the lady right next to you and then there in the last role Please. Hola presidente soy Ana Clara de revista época de Brasil y me gustaría preguntarle ya que usted dice que intentará cambiar muchas cosas en Argentina habrá cambios en Mercosur y como será el acuerdo de libre comercio del Mercosur con unión europea Hemos hablado con eso de eso con la presidenta lucer cuando la visitamos con la canciller ambos queremos avanzar en acuerdo con la Unión Europea Queremos que intentamos Hemos hablado en varios de las reuniones tuvimos estos días también acerca de la necesidad de intercambiar propuestas Simultáneamente en este primer trimestre De este año para que el proceso comience así que soy optimista que podamos avanzar en esa dirección Thank you very much. So one question from the gentleman there and then the lady right behind you I think we have to come to an end soon. So if you can keep the questions short, please. Thank you Si mariano barrio del diario de la nación de Buenos Aires, Argentina Quería preguntarle si usted cree que esta nueva relación que se estableció con Estados Unidos Puede beneficiar a la Argentina en el acceso El nuevo acceso al Mercado de capital es y una solución con el conflicto de los old outs y un tema que Surgió esta mañana a raíz de un cable de una agencia de noticias y quería ver si se puede obtener una precisión Que dice que usted habría dicho que la negociación con los old outs no va bien Lo yo lo que he dicho es que hasta ahora no hay resultados concretos y que esperábamos a esta altura tener Realmente la cosa más avanzada como mencionó el ministro Pero esperemos el primer febrero para tomar una opinión definitiva acerca en qué situación estamos Que hay donde va a actuar definitivamente el mediador Y en lo que hace en la relación que la argentina tenga buenas relaciones Con la mayor cantidad de países del mundo va a ser siempre beneficioso va a permitir intercambiar mejor tecnología proyectos Educación En así que estamos contentos de estar restableciendo relaciones con el mundo entero entonces algo positivo para nuestro país esto que comenzó mencionaba al ministro que Estados Unidos ha retirado el voto negativo del directorio del Banco Mundial De la CAF y del bid es realmente algo muy importante porque hace Possible que podamos financiar más proyectos de infraestructura tan necesarios para poder crecer Y además seguramente va a tener una enorme corriente de inversión y de intercambios y que estamos contentos de tener relaciones inteligentes Insisto pragmáticas que no pongan como traba diferencias ideológicas porque acá lo que tengo como responsabilidad Principal como presidentes Conseguirle mejores oportunidades de trabajo a los argentinos Thank you very much last question there, please Morales del periódico el economista en México quisiera preguntarle si nos puede Detallar un poco en qué consistió la conversación que sostuvo con el presidente de mi país y Cuáles serían los sectores o las áreas en los en las que argentina le gustaría tener una colaboración con México Gracias presidente peña nieto lo que más le preocupaba era Donde podía para aprender los pases de baile que yo practico Setos pasos baile dejado muy impresionado no hablando seriamente Diciéndole thank you for this opportunity Lo que hablamos fue de también de tener una reacción Más intensa más productiva entre argentina y méxico y méxico y argentina que el siente que hemos tenido una reacción muy distante Sin conflictos pero tampoco sin resultados concretos Me impresionó mucho es una cifra que dio el ministro de él dijo que el intercambio entre argentina y méxico es un día y medio De intercambio entre estados unidos y méxico y la verdad que somos importantes países como para que tengamos tan poco vínculo Que va a ser en favor una vez más insisto De ambas comunidades porque va a generar trabajo en méxico y trabajo en argentina y es mi obsesión Trabajo para los argentinos Thank you very much. Thank you mr. President. Thank you minister. Thank you all for watching and being here


What was that? You got soap in your ear. No it's not. I stopped and made it. Welcome back to the Life Lessons in Film. Today on the program we'll be covering the peanut butter falcon. Five lessons in particular that we noticed and we'd like to talk about from the movie. Lesson number one. Don't let your weaknesses define you. Yeah. Do not let your weaknesses define you. This is leading any kind of stuff you struggle with, right? Don't use that as a crutch or an excuse to maybe not strive for something that you want in your life. For example, one of the weaknesses that you could think of is like, some of the things that you could interpret as a weakness are having a disability or being a minority. That's an example. Don't let these things define you and determine how you're existing in life. Yeah. Lesson number two. Family. Yeah. Everyone needs family. Everyone needs a family. Like it or not. And we'll talk. Yeah. And I mean obviously the movie reflects on types of family, right? So let's say your biological family is not the best. Can you still have a family? Yes. We flesh that out later. Stay tuned. Number three. Different backgrounds. Different backgrounds don't necessarily mean you won't be able to... Connect. Connect to get along. Yeah. Become friendlies. Yeah. Yeah. And then number four. Hard example. Yeah. That example. And then number four is sometimes people who come who are struggling cut each other down or hold each other back. Yeah. As well as try not to let...  Then you also have to try to avoid not having other people hold you back. Yeah. And then number five is as you're moving through life, remember to tap into your inner child. Yeah. Always. Always. This is how you will survive life. Yes. Tapping into your inner child. You must. You must. Becoming numb. Yeah. Everywhere. Yeah.  To avoid joint pain. Yes. Yes. And brain pain. Bang bang bang bang boom. Okay. We'll get better at just like... Yeah. We're doing... We're trying to structure it a bit more. It might not seem that way. Because I know that I feel like we've talked about this. You said that we have this tendency to be a bit rambly. Yeah. As we are right now. Yes. Being rambly. So let's just... One of our weaknesses, we're trying not to let it define us. Yeah. It's exactly. We're trying not to let us define. We're working. Yes. Through these weaknesses. Yes. Okay. So number one. Is don't let your weaknesses define you. Don't let your weaknesses define you. Okay. So if you're a bit rambly and a bit ranty. Work towards how can you structure things. Yeah. So that you're not all over the place. Yeah. As an example. In the case of peanut butter falcon. Yeah. We didn't even explain the movie. I thought you didn't want to do that. We yourself just... You don't want to do the brief silence. Well I didn't want to do the 20 second thing. Okay. Okay. Okay. I know. I know. Young 20 something odd, 22, 23 year old man with Down syndrome. Zach breaks out of he's in an old age home. It's not really a good fit. But I guess where he's in a small town in the States. They don't have the resources to properly house him and his parents abandoned him. So he's... The state put him there. The state put him there. And but he escaped because you know, he wants to live.  And not be stuck. Surrounded with old people. Yeah. Well he knows he doesn't belong there. And then he comes across Tyler, who's down on his luck. Down on his luck dude. His brother passed away and he is now trying to make a living. Catching fish and shellfish, I believe. Lobsters and such. But there's a feud going on with him and some other fishermen. And so he's on the run. They meet up. They become friends. And it's about their adventure. And they're learning to become a family together. Along the way, Zack's caregiver is trying to track him down. Because of her boss telling her so. She finds them and then she gets forced because Zack checks her keys in the water. She has to carry on on their adventure with them. And it's the story of them three.  Back to lesson number one, which was don't let your weaknesses define you. So it's not to say that having a disability is a weakness. Like the one that Zack has, he has Down syndrome. It's not to say that he has a weakness per se. But the way that the world is set up, right? You have a person. There is an archetype of the kind of person who is perfectly functional for the various systems in the world, right? And unfortunately, Zack isn't one of those people. Work, school, whatever you name it. It's just easier for certain people because everything is structured according to, let's say, their own culture or the more dominant culture. So in that way, it's easier for you to navigate life because you come from this culture that the world that you live in is based on, right? So what does that mean? That makes that then means according to the world, it means that you are weak.  Things like that. And he's perceived to be a burden. Exactly. Yeah.  Like if you are not the person that the environment you're living in is structured around, your life is definitely like make no mistake. It's going to be harder. So that is your weakness. Yeah. But don't let that define you. Don't embrace it. Don't succumb to it, right? As much as, and it's not to say that it's not hard. It's definitely going to be hard.  And you are not, you're not able to do that. It's not fun. No, it's hard either way. Yeah, it's hard either way. So yeah, can you maybe be so passionate about the thing you're striving for that encourages other people to, to want to see it happen for you or to see that they could also make their own ambitions happen too. Yeah. And I think the other part of not allowing your weaknesses to define you is that you, we live in a world where people are so incredibly accommodated, accommodating. We've touched on this before, you know, where, for example, minorities, because people are aware of the fact that minorities have certain challenges, then they're kind of walking on eggshells around them, right?  Because, for example, in the movie Zach is treated differently by the caregiver, right? And by Tyler, the guy, the guy that the runaway that they, that he befriends and, and Tyler treats Zach like a dude, you know, he's not concerned about him being disabled or having Down syndrome. And I think the thing with Zach as well with Tyler is that he obviously himself comes from a disadvantaged background.  Life is life. Life is happening. It's not going to slow down for you. So you have to push on. And so he treats Zach that way. He's not trying to coddle him or anything, but the caregiver who does come from a more privileged background does try to coddle him. And the caregiver when after Zach throws her keys in the ocean and out there, she's kind of forced to travel with them. He's like, well, honey, you're probably hungry right now. Maybe we should, your blood sugar is probably low. We should get you something to eat. I think I have some M&M. Do you want some M&M's? And then Tyler's like, don't do that. Don't do that. He's a man. He's not a baby. He's 22. Don't do that. And he's like, what do you mean? You know, you like to say that you respect Zach or that you treat him with respect, but the way that you... Your actions betray that. Yeah, your actions betray that. Another thing, too, when you carry too much weight with your individual hurdles that you were given to have to overcome is then people start to compare it to like, well, I had this hurdle to overcome. At the end of the day, we all have stuff we have to work on through life and help each other out as best you can. But, you know, it's tempting to use it as a crutch and then also to resent people that if you feel like you make an assumption, you say, well, they didn't have as big a hurdle. Then you start resenting people and then start justifying your lack of action to get over your hurdles because they're like, well, it seems like they didn't have a very big hurdle even though it might be a huge one. You don't know. Exactly. Instead of spending energy trying to figure out each other's sizes, hurdles, just work on your hurdle. Focus on your hurdle. Yeah, focus on your hurdle. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, because that's the other thing, right? Whenever you're... That's what hurtlers would say. Yeah. Is that what they're called? Yeah. Like, whenever you're focusing on your weaknesses, right? That's the thing. You don't take... You use it as an excuse. You don't want to take action, but then you allow yourself to, you know, not taking an excuse that you just kind of... You exempt yourself from the responsibilities of life, right? You say, well, I can't do that because of ABC. Okay, so... Lesson number two. Family. Family. We all need family. Yeah. At one point in the beginning of the film, as Zack makes his daring escape, the old man he's living with, his roommate, helps him escape. And they basically have this exchange where, you know, he's helping them out because he sees that Zack does not belong there and he needs to live his life and so he's willing to help them out. And they're pretty close because of that and they get to know each other.  And so he's saying, you know, we're family in a sense. And then Zack says, you're invited. My birthday party. It's very sweet. Yeah, it's okay. And then he escapes. And that's one of the things of the movie is that, you know, the three of them, as they find each other, you know, Zack, Tyler, I forget her name. I forget her name. I forget her name. Wow. They... We'll put it up here. They become a family because they are all... And we were trying to find ways of kind of finding a family and why everyone needs a family. And we find it is that a family of any, you know, whatever it's made of, are group people. And it's people that give you support. People that also you can lean on so you can get reciprocal support. Yeah. Back and forth. Of course, I love. They truly see you. They listen to you. They want to see you thrive and grow and challenge you, you know. Yeah. Family should never be transactional whatsoever. Yeah. Family in theory is supposed to be the opposite of like a workplace. It's the opposite of a transactional relationship. It's one where everyone can be vulnerable, keep in touch with people in a way so that you understand and know the person as they go through life. So when the world is cold and hard and doesn't care about you, family, those are the people that still know you.  To really, truly care for someone, it can be one of the most rewarding thing, one of the most rewarding things in life. Number three, just because you came from different background from someone else doesn't mean that you're not able to form a connection with them. Yeah. It's interesting. We were talking earlier about how we used to think that in order to find friends that are perfect for us. We would probably enjoy the company of, you know, eclectic type of people who are not, you know, I don't know, bogged down by God mom. Yeah. By the machine. Yeah. By the machine. But now I'm realizing that, you know, that is the farthest thing from the reality. I used to look at people, for example, like who would work on Wall Street. But I've changed my ways, right? And I would think, I would never be friends with someone who works there. You know, like to work at that out of place like that, you'd have to have a certain kind of mindset. Track someone. Yeah. Like, I don't even know what kind of conversation we would have. But I now know that is not even, it does not work at all that way. In every community, in every workplace, I think you're going to have the same kind of mix of people. You're going to have the person that's just doing it for the paycheck. The person that believes in it and wants to change the world to do it by doing that work. And the other person that's the wise, sage league type. And the other that's just the out for themselves type screw everyone else, you know, whatever it takes. Yeah. But you're still in that one community. Yeah. It doesn't mean that you are actually, you could actually become friends or close or whatever. However, then you meet someone from like completely foreign place you've never even heard of. Whole other country. Whole other country. They came from a completely different background. But oh my God, this person, it's as though you're seeing yourself, you know. Yeah. And it's insanity because how on earth does that happen? Right. And then you have similar points of references. Like, and it's just insane because you live in another country, you came from a different family. Yeah. And yet we speak the same language. Yeah. You know? Yeah. That's what I've learned. Yeah. And so just because, so in this movie. You can be friends with someone for decades and feel like you don't even know each other and you can meet someone yesterday. Yeah. And feel like you've known them your whole lives. Yeah. Yeah. And so the reason we talk about this as a lesson in the movie, Tyler and Eleanor, they end up getting together. You know, Eleanor comes from a very privileged background. And, and Tyler, absolutely the opposite. And they end up together. Lesson number four. Lesson number four is people that come. No. Yeah. People that. Struggling people often take it out on other struggling people. Yeah. And try to cut each other down. Yeah. And it could be for any way that you could be struggling, right? Poverty. Poverty. So financial, emotionally struggling people. Maybe you're not physically struggling. Part of the cool club. We had the cool club. People that struggle to be fit will also, you know, knock people down and make fun of other people that are struggling to get into better shape. Yeah. Or, or for whatever it is, looking good, whether it's with, I don't know, your, your get ups, you know, the clothes you wear, the makeup you use, that kind of thing. Yeah. Yeah. Especially like whatever it is that you perceive as a weakness, because all of these things that we listed, they aren't necessarily weakness or a bad thing. We look at things differently, right? And obviously it's because of socialization. Yeah. Pressures, societal pressures, how we grew up. So some, for example, in some parts of the world, like for example, we talk about like, you know, people who are going to work out and stuff like in some parts of the world, being bigger in terms of your weight is more attractive than being skinnier, skinnier. But like in the West, being skinny is more, is idolized, right?  There is no, they're not facts. However, so if people are living in a certain society or wherever they are, these things that they, that are part of them, if they are a weakness and they have other friends, for example, or they're in a community of people that are mutually struggling with this thing that is supposed to be, supposedly a weakness, when one of these people starts to work against it and is like, okay, I'm going to do something about it because I don't want to be seen as less than anymore. So I'm going to work really hard to make sure that I don't, you know, to fix this about myself, right? The other people that are in the same position as they are, they don't, a lot of the times they struggle.  Is this way too hard? Is this cost too much money? How are you going to work two jobs? You know, like whatever excuses. Yeah, someone wants to stop smoking, all their smoker friends. I mean, that's going to make them have to think about what they're doing. Yeah, exactly. And that's the thing, right? People, a lot of the times when they do cut you down, it's because it's just that thing that reminds them that it's not anything external to themselves that is forcing that this weakness that they, or the perceived weakness on themselves and they're forced to reconcile with the fact that they can actually do something about it if they wanted to. A lot of this is just a choice. Yeah, because like, again, you know, I reiterate that there is no, there's never, there's no truth to anything being a weakness, right?  Like if you don't like it, you have to do something about it, right?  I want this, I want to do what this person is doing. Maybe I should talk to them and find out, you know what, what is it that you, where are you getting all the stamina? What is it that you did? Help me out, show me the way. Instead of that, a lot of the times people cut each other down, they try to pull the person down instead of just asking because I feel like if you do see some, if you are the kind of person who's trying to cut someone down, I think that the reality is you are envious of this thing that the person wants. You have to focus on the fact that except that, you know, I want it. So let me ask the person instead of pulling them back. I think people are also bombarded all the time with being reminded that they are less, I mean, a lot of times it's, it's, it's intentional, you know, to make money out of people you got to make them feel less then. You got to make them feel bad about themselves to sell them stuff. So if they're getting enough of that as it is, so they don't want to see it with the people they have time with, if that starts to happen there too, then there's no escape from feeling less than or bad about themselves. So, you know, it's understandable. It's a hard cycle, yeah. I think at the end of the day you have two choices.  It means you should be changing it, right? But the problem is the problem starts where you see other people doing it, and then you start to, you know, like you start to try to cut them down because maybe you know how hard it is to make the change, and you don't want to make the change, and so then you make excuses that, well, it's not my fault really. It's the world that makes, that made me this way. But if you see someone else who's in your exact same position doing it for themselves and pulling themselves out of it, themselves and not waiting on someone else to give them a bone, throw them a bone it reminds you that the fact that you are in the position that you're in is primarily because of you, because you don't want to do anything about it, and that's really hard to take account, you know, for your reality. Take accountability for yourself and to rise the occasion, it's not easy. That's really hard. And final lesson is live life Oh yes, yes, hold on to the childlike qualities that you had as a kid, your inner child the positive aspects of being a child, again holding on to the curiosity, the imagination optimism, optimism, being inspired by things, having hope having hope to be playful you know, to not take things so seriously to connect with other people you have to be open like a kid and playful to connect with other people it's important. The reason I really enjoyed that lesson from the movie is because children are very curious they haven't been tainted by the world so everything is new everything is exciting there's a lot of hope you don't expect that anybody is bad, you can't even tell you can't even tell that this person is bad, this person is good just from looking at them as a kid so you're just living through you're living life with just so much openness in your heart as a kid definitely do think that living as your inner child is really truly hard but at the end of the day I think your subconscious really needs it I think people never really reflect on the reality of they're subconscious and if you really imagine imagine watching yourself I don't know, I used to do this thing where I would kind of imagine I would I'm watching myself I'm sitting down right now and I would imagine myself standing up and looking at myself as I'm doing whatever it is that I was doing so try maybe that could be a practice as you're living your life watch yourself as you do these things to just kind of observe how you are going through your day to day and what are things that you don't like what things would you want to change who are the people that you enjoy if you were looking at your day to day but you didn't know yourself what are the things that you would judge about that about yourself they seem to be doing that a bit too long or not enough of that put yourself in there or things that make you uncomfortable or things that just make you tired I think sometimes people get so we get so used to doing certain things and we don't actually realize that man I don't like doing that you don't actually realize that you don't like doing it but then maybe afterwards you get super exhausted it's something that we used to talk about we realized how people always say introverts introverts they don't like talking to people and they're just quiet or whatever and I used to think that I was introvert and maybe I am I really honestly don't know but what I realized is that whenever I find someone who speaks my language who internalize things the way that I do that is surfing on your vibe that is surfing on my vibe I can talk all day you got something in your ear no stop it baby that would be the first start the first step in trying to live like your inner child kids are generally happy because they listen to themselves they listen to their intuition what their needs what they like doing what they don't that person is giving me a weird energy that person just seems really making me laugh kids who are like do you want to give her this do you want to say hello no I don't want to say hello to her and it's like the kid doesn't want to say hello that's not what they want to do we accept that with kids but with adults we forget that we should kind of see them as kids we should treat everyone like kids yes and also their boundaries right really and sometimes you get upset when people have boundaries but you don't do that with kids why because when the kid says no that's a boundary they're just more in tune with themselves exactly they're more in tune with themselves and they just don't want to be in an uncomfortable situation be more like a baby be more like a baby manianas are smart manianas are bambinos manianas tomorrow isn't it see manianas be more like bambino bambino that's five lessons we got from the peanut butter falcon let us know what you thought of those things that we took from the movie and if you've seen the movie too what stuff did you get from it what are the things you get from that because I'm in until next time bye


It all began when my husband had a very common prostate surgery and had a fully catheter installed for his recovery. He began to complain of discomfort, which was to be expected, but after a few days he would not even get up from his hospital bed. Eventually, we discovered the catheter tube had started to erode his skin. So wouldn't you know the day we discovered this injury was the same day our insurance ran out for rehab, and I would have to bring my husband home in this condition. He was immobile with pain. I told my husband to just try and take a nap and I would figure out what to do. A design popped into my head and a voice in my heart seemed to say, What is in your house? So I felt I should make something. I looked around and found a plastic tube of some kind of product from Dollar Tree. I emptied the tube and started working on my little craft project. When my husband woke up I told him I was going to apply something and let's see if this works. After a moment he said, What happened? My pain is gone. I was overwhelmed with joy and relief. The next day he was able to use a walker pain free and rejoin normal life. A few days later the home care supervisor came to visit. We told our story. She took a look at what my husband was wearing and said, That's genius. Later a second nurse came out and also said, That's genius. The same exact words. That coincidence sent a chill up my back and I realized that this could be a sign that my little craft project might have much wider significance.