What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We've been 10 box Tuesdays. 10 box immaculate basketball makes your number 159 random team style. So look again at your random results as always combine those on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. I can't really tell you at this point we're still waiting to fill some breaks up Michael. Basically you're the last one in queue in terms too so it'll probably won't go to a little bit later. Start with prism multi-pack cello 2021. So this is uh basically any any non any base rookie I hand you would just pretty much be like lamello um ant man or like maxi like vain might have just hit the bottom of the uh yeah it does seem to be working out for other teams that's true no that's like the new hotspot there's gotta be an NBA team that goes there soon they're gonna have all four they're gonna have three of the four sports and they all do well there right why weren't you exactly it's a no-brainer so I have to imagine the NBA's gotta expand then you gotta have like I like you gotta figure there's gonna be if there's gonna be an expansion the NBA it's gonna have to be two teams you're gonna have a team in Vegas a team in Seattle and then probably you have to move Memphis to Eastern Conference that'd be my guess that'd be my restructure I would say and I did a whole report that was one of my like not finals but like one of my projects and my one of my sport management classes was like how to restructure the NBA for expansion themes so I wrote a whole thing about it team was the uh my basketball team was the Las Vegas jackpots pretty awesome yeah Memphis and New Orleans yeah true true we got about New Orleans too yeah Memphis should be an Eastern Conference doesn't make any sense they're not there's a LeBron tribute card Silverwindle Carter versus a Shua, Vernon Carey, Cole Anthony Rookie the Hawks should just move to Vegas probably yeah KC could support a team for sure yeah Kansas City could but you gotta you gotta figure that like there gotta be a team the NBA wants a team in Vegas and then you gotta figure with how ready Seattle is already to have an NBA team move there like if they played in climate pledge and like the historic uh uh Desmond Bayne as well so inserts will be we'll have another situation one and one Bayne one in the other just let me know decent amount yeah I was gonna say it's the whole other than us over there these are stuck together sorry everybody uh sometimes Austin yeah Yeah, Silver Shack, the other member of the Embry, RJ Hampton, there's a Wiseman Rookie. Yeah, Climate Pledge is the LeBron and Fenway sports group. Yeah, that's true. That's Seattle with the Kraken Pledge, Climate Pledge arena in Seattle. So you figure if Seattle would be willing to host our team there. Silver, Robert Williams, Basely, Embiid, Dominator's, Maze, and Killian Hayes, expanded to Seattle. True, all adds up. See Vaughn's part of the NBA Scriptwriters, clearly. Confirmed. Vaughn is an NBA Scriptwriter. The Cell, Insert. Manuel Quickly, Isaiah Stewart. They can collect the Red Sox even more. Doesn't that they own one of the soccer teams, right? One of the Premier League teams, the Henry, like the Henry's. Are there partial owners in one of them? Shabazz Napier. There's CJ L.O.B. Green Rookie. Kevin Garnett. Bouquet, Aaron Nesmith. Liverpool, that's who it is. They might, honestly. Silver, Obi-Tapin, ain't no stopping. Aaron Baines Green, Jim McDaniels Green. Had to make a Climate Pledge, like on the Yeah, Climate Pledge arena in Seattle. It's a Bledsoe, Goron Derogik, Kendrick Nunn, Robert Woodard, and Jared Colder. Silver or Shea, Green Miles Turner, Ben Simmons, and Zeke Najee. Ed Green, Josh Richardson, I.Q. Kenan Martin Jr. Kmart. As many as I can find. White Howard Silver, Green Desmond Bain, nice one there. Mitchell, Trey Jones. Just put forward a package, CMOB to expand or move the race through Orlando. Yeah, oh yeah. Let's go. I'm a season ticket holder at Orlando. Oh, for sure. Oh my god. I'm going to at least 50 home games here. When I'm not operating, I'm going to every home game. I don't care. I don't care. Silver, Kenan Martin. Come on, Looney. Also Westbrook, out of Bay and Kauai. So that'll be split even. I mean, not split even. That'll be sorted. This will be split even. Thank you. These will all be sorted because these are all red-white and blue. That's also black. Yeah. Yeah, those will be all sorted, too. Those ones do you have. Top-loaded. The top-loaded ones will all be sorted. Moving the race for Orlando would be the freaking best thing ever to do. That would be sick. Oh my god. Sick. That is Andre Pogachev, or Alexi Pogachev for Orlando Dream. I may not know about that. Come on, man. Although I heard about it until it happens, I don't know. Yeah, I saw the proposal. Yeah. Yeah, I hope the name is different. What about Jacksonville? Trey Jones. I don't think they could support an MLB team. I think that'd be like Tampa 2.0. Prestus Ochoa, because they don't do a great job supporting the Jags, I'll be honest with you. Being someone who went to a Jags game this past year, it was like a Ravens' home game. Yeah. It was not good. I've been to a few Jags games. It's always like that. Yeah. It's whatever team they're playing. Denny of Dia. Yeah. It's a home game for the other team. Nico Manion. Jags. Yeah, no, true. Yeah, 100%. Yeah, cons are good on there. I'll give them that. Yep. They're good, man. I like watching them play. And Daniel, too. Nice one there. Co-Dolphins. Co-Dolphins. All right. Up next, I think we're going to do Recon. I want to say. Yeah, we'll do 22-23 Recon now. So I'll, once the entire box is over, I'll send you over the stuff. The not numbered stuff. Rookie Rookie is Jabari Smith Jr. Pascal Siakam. Kennedy Chandler and base. Yeah, personals will be later today. Pretty, pretty deep cue right now. I'm going to be honest with everybody. Paul George. Cam Thomas, 299. Caleb. Damian Lillard, the run. Giveaway home games to play in England. True. Kawhi Leonard, no offense, Vaughn. Davion Mitchell to 49. But just what I saw from my personal experience there, at least. Rookie Rookie, Paolo. Nice one there for the Magic. CJ. Kind of flopped in. World Travelers. Ready to go, Bear? They won't load up this. Yeah. Then you have Dia to 10. Nice one there for the Wizards. That's going to be Otto Glenn Rice for the Hornets. 299. Congrats, Charlotte. Nice one there. Glenn Rice. Nice Rice. Bry Walker and Bates. Anthony Edwards, Vector. Jared Allen to 299. The Larry Nance Jr. And Bates. Again, guys, Bates will always be on the back in this. That's Kyrie Irving, Vector. Russ Refractor or Silver, I should say. Yeah, no, no, no. I think so too. Jaden Ivey. That's Buddy Heal to 199. And Alan Terry. Rookie Otto to 149. There you go, Bolts. Nice one there. Shy Town, Bulbul. Alec Berks, Jared Allen. Listen, after what they did last year, they're definitely going to have a better draw this year. They made a statement last year. Fleet Feet, Jaden Ivey. Jason Tatum, Silver. Yeah, no, they're going to be, they're definitely going to be a more consistent, more consistent team for sure. Rookie, Rookie, Marjanbo, Champ. Kennedy Chandler to 199. Fish and Coloco, Rookie. And Bates. All right, so this will be Split. And then this will all be, sort of, the Smart Isle. Yes, perfect. Yes, sir. 22-23, Prism Fast Break now. Good luck, everybody. Yeah, true. We'll go for it for Cincinnati. That's very true. I hate to admit it, but it's true. Blue, Dirk Nowitzki to 85. No, to 150. Just kidding. Luca Donchich, Herbert Jones, and Dougie at McBuckets. Brandon Clark, Disco. Allen Iverson, Fearless Disco. Vince Williams and Josh Richardson. Right, no, that's true. It's a transplant state. That's the biggest issue with sports teams down here. Christian Wood and Bradley Beale on your Discos. Marjombo Champ, Rookie. And Jaden Hardy, Rookie. Nice project. I like to roll out to Miami. Giants, Jets, or Bill's game. It was a home game for them. Yup, to 150, Justin Holliday. And that's like Danny Green-Silver. That's like the most injured Neymar as well. That's like the best Florida team, for sure, I would say. Like, historically. There's Disco, Rookie, Jalen Williams. Nice one there. That is Johnny Davis on the Disco at Variation. Dirk Nowitzki, Jay Nivey. A few folks that have high-intensity jazz. I'm constantly in the trouble for the out-of-the-country game support division. That's awesome. Pink, Chris Boucher. Yeah, I know, Jeremiah. Arizona is kind of the same way now, especially. 50. Chris Boucher on the pink. Nice one here. It's going to be Otto for the Thunder. Sean Kemp. Fast break autos by way of the Thunder. Gary Payton, down Terry, Shaq. It's red Chris Mullin to 100. It's Jalen Durin, How ya Durin? Zion, and David Robinson. Disco, Jonathan Isaac. Prismatic Bradley Beal. Jake LaRavia, and C. Jim McCollum. Ooh, Lyme Green. That is Darren Fox. Lyme Green, Disco to five. Four of five. Congrats, Kings. Nice one there. And David Miller. Since Fred Taylor was taking handoffs from Mark Brunel. Oh man, what a time right there. That's how many do y'all? Disco, Silver, Markel Fultz. Jabari Smith, Rookie. Will Chamberlain, and Ty Ty Washington. All right, guys. That'll do it for Prism Fast Break. So that will be split, and then these three will just be a sword. We'll do Don Russ Fast Break now. Then we'll do the two choices. Owens, Auto Porter, Purple to 99. Leap Dominators, Tatum. Jovic, Silver, James Wiseman. Disco, Kristops Portasignis. Sorry, Williams. So it's Kaloko, Tyric Smart, and Clink the Pella, Disco. Suggs, base. Yeah, oh yeah, definitely. Jalen Williams, Silver, Luca. There's Reigning Threes, Anthony Edwards. Now they're definitely like the overseas team for sure. Like when you think of London games, do you think of the Jags playing there? For sure. Okay, and there's Russell Westbrook, Purple to 99. Kalei Thompson for the Warriors, Disco. Ooh, is that a Black 101? I think that might be Sean. Give me E.J. LaTel. One of one, Jake LaRavia. Black Disco for the Grizzlies. Congrats, Memphis. Harper B, let's go Harper.  That's awesome. Oh, man. Oh, that's nasty. Jake LaRavia. Uno de uno. Gonna do a quick dice roll for these as well. One, two, three, left, four, five, six. Right, we'll go for this and the other optic box. It's gonna be a one. Gonna go to the left. So that'll go with the Sixers and Embiid. Go, dude. That is Kalei Houston. Embiid, that'll go left again. Disco, PJ Tucker, Justin Holliday. And Marcus Morse. Go, dude. That's awesome. That's what I'm gonna say.  LaRavia. That is Blue Dinwiddy to 49. On one of his golds and optic, he's, I think he's from the Nashville area. So he goes to this place in, in Nashville called Nash Cards. They're like pretty big on Instagram, too. Really good people there. And Jayden Ivey Rookie. Disco, Christian Brown. And Stargazing Zion. He inscribed one of his gold autos to 10. Go to Nash Cards. And they put out a $5,000 bounty on it. And they give, and also if you pull it in their shop, it's a $10,000 bounty. Dang it. Yeah. Keegan Murray. That is gonna be Redemption. Karis Lavert. Fast break signatures. I'm assuming that's Cavaliers. Let me just double check really quick. Yeah. He inscribes very similar to Jalen Suggs. Yeah. Yep. Lavert, wrong. Lavert. Cavaliers and Cavaliers. Yep. That'll go to the cabs. Nice one there. Disco Kyle Lowry. And base. So that'll be split. We'll do both of the choices now. We'll start with Prism Choice. Prism Choice. Yeah. One of his, I pulled his, one of his autos to 10 out of Elite. And he inscribed it shout out you. Exclamation point. Which is really cool. Yeah, it's pretty sweet. He's got some cool inscriptions. His NT, like I bet his NT inscriptions are gonna be really cool like Suggs does. Suggs' inscriptions are the best. Like he inscribed his Wallace 101. What a great day to be alive. Franz Wagner, Brandon Ingram. There's Nevin Mobley signatures. Nice one there for the Cavaliers. On the auto. Got that. It's gonna be James Wiseman. Kelly Ubre, Jr. On the exclusive purple. AJ Griffin rookie. Nice one there too. 20 for the Hawks. He inscribed his NT logo man. Take care of this for me. And then he inscribed his Eminence 101. I sweated in this smiley face. So funny. That is Blake Wesley. Blue to 49. Nice one there. And Kelton Johnson to 88. Very solid Prism choice box there. Yeah, Pickens Auto is brutal. George Pickens Auto is tough. The tough one for sure. 2022-23 optic choice now. Or 22-23. I don't know why I said 22-23. Come on. These are sorted as well. All the silver stuff. Lanza Kelton Johnson. Jabari Smith, Jr. Nice one there on the color match. Congrats Rockets. Here we go Houston. Very nice. Nice hit for the Rockets. Yeah. Nice one there. We've got 288. That is going to be Reggie Jackson. As well as 288. That is Josh Minot. Rookie for the Timberwolves. Austin Rivers. Nice one there on the choice exclusive. We've got Jalen Durin. And Shadon Sharp. As well. So those are just sorted. We'll do Prism Hobby next. 22-23 Prism Hobby. 22-23. Those are the top ones. Yeah. Yeah. So that one? No, the top one is those. All of those? Yeah. Yeah. Because they're like choice exclusive stuff. Just those two and these two silvers. Okay. Or hollows, whatever they're called. Yeah. Yeah, I'll sort these ones out for you too. The bar is pretty solid actually. The tape is called Welp Hope Red Wave. Oh, is that to the right? Yeah. The metal ball. Will Barton Pulsar. Nice and Daniels. A.J. Griffin. Yeah. Geez. I didn't even realize that. Whoops. It is a little O.C. Isaiah Mugley. Purple Ice. The 149. Nice one there for the Cavs. Cosmatic James Harden. Hyper Ray Allen. Chet Holmgren Rookie. Osemane Zhang and Allen Iverson. Silver Fireworks James Harden. Fireworks The Book. Silver Trevor Kiehl's Rookie. Minotz Mullen and Kenneth Lofton. Lock of Lottery. Benedict Matherin. Pulsar of Bones Highland. Give you a break on that one. Walker Kessler. Give them a break. Dennis Rodman. Should be a palo coming up in one of these next two packs. That's going to be Jalen Green. Scotty Barnes. Herbert Jones. Blake Wesley. Bryce McGowan's. Oh my god. Kim Reddish's Auto is one of the worst ever. There's literally a line. It's a straight line. It's always a line like that. Like a diagonal line.  Purple Ice. Tyrese Maxi. Nice one there to 149. We've got, oh that's sick. Five of 10. Manu Janobli. Champion signatures. There you go. San Antonio. That's really cool. Congrats to the Spurs on that one. Let's go Spurs. It's not one you see every day right there. Jay McDaniels as well. Nick Jovich and Tim Duncan. Yeah, exactly. Very true Randy. There's Jalen Green. Kawhi Leonard. Silver Cade. Palo Rookie. Devin Bissell and Christian Coloco. Silver, Jamal Murray. KG, Jalen Duren. And Manu Janobli. Red, Terry Rozier. To 299. Got David Wesley for the Hornets. Nice one there. Congrats Hornets. He's like their franchise 3-liter. There's Hyper, Cole Anthony. Christian Brown. Jason McGrady. Jibari Walker. There's a Red Wave. Dallan Terry for the Bulls. Hey, Allen Iverson. Bulls are Anthony Edwards. Benedict Matheran. Ty Strodes. Caleb Houston. So 125. Kendall Brown. Rookie Blue Ice. Nice one there for the Pacers. We've got Dirk Nowitzki. Silver Lebron. Solid one there for the Lakers. Stocked in. Shade on Sharp. And Brandon Ingram. Brandon Ingram's rejection. Okay, that's actually a good point Vaughn. It's a really, I've never even thought of that. That's going to be John Morant. 260. John Morant again. Silver. Christophe Sporzingis. Dwayne Mobley, Magic Johnson. I always ask people that. I'm like, would you rather have in your hand a sticker auto on a card that you pull, or would you rather have an on-card auto, the same exact card, than have it be your redemption with like the current panini you're not how long you're going to be? Possibly not getting it. Yeah. No, give me the. That's what, see that's that's what it is right there. I ask people that all the time. Opticobby next. 22-23. It's a great point Vaughn. It's a really good point. It's like, it's like a great like paradox question. There's HollowA.J. Griffin Rookie. Moses Moody. Yeah. So this we want to do a dice roll because it's the same one from the fast break. Bones Highland Green to 149. Bruce Brown. Preferred to sign the card. Oh God. Anthony Edwards right on QForest.  You just got jingled. Papa Dingled. You just got Papa Dingled. This is Larry Bird. And you're like, coffee. I just show off what I do not. Redemption is Kenneth Lofton Jr. Going to Grizzlies. Nice one there. Memphis. Rated Rookie Signatures. Oh, AD. Austin Rivers. It's got Pippin, Elite Dominator, Shea, Youssef Nerkich. Yeah, Amazing Sticker. Amazing Sticker Centering. Red. That's not a 10. Malik Beasley to 99. That's not a 3 or 4 10. Damn it. Well, if you're not in luck, if you wanted to grade your redemption. Yeah, it's a stinger. Uh, who's breaking Saturday? It'll be Trey Young. Hollow. It'll be Kyle in the morning and then me at night. Uh, Jay Blazen. Kyle in the morning and then me at night. Gary Payton. Hollow. Christian Brown. Rookie. Lights Out Jha. Anthony Melton. Pop-Up Cup Case Break tonight. Oh man, I wish, dude. Raining 3, Zach Levine. Nah, I don't know if I'm, I don't know if I'm knowledgeable enough on hockey yet to break the cup. That usually, that was Forrest's wheelhouse right there. Andrew Wiggins. Here's Devin Vasell to 199. Breaker used hat, sentence needed to be cut up. Let's fill the retentions. No, no, chill. Elite Dominator is Jimmy Butler. Big ding on that one right there. I'll send an empty box and wrapper with the heat. For this one, I do apologize. Sorry about that. Heat. I wore a Hartford-Waylor shirt. Yeah, sure. That is one of my, one of my go-to shirts. Ant-Man to 79. Pink Vila to go to D-Wade, which is that. Stargazing Ant-Man and Camerish. That's Christie Elite Dominators. Anthony Davis. That'll be Split-Even. All right. Onto some of the heavy hitters now, 17-18. Nice one there. Loose of the finals and a big ding on the card. Very true. 17-18, Prismahobby. Let's pull a Tatum Auto, dude. Why not, bro? A's just took the lead two. One at the bottom of the eighth. Generally the best baseball crowd I've seen in a while. That's awesome, dude. Not tonight, Jeff. We do not tonight now. All right, Ixham. Dennis Schroeder. Hyper Steve Clifford for the Hornets. Good God. Yon Maheem D-Red Wave. Jeez, dude. There are some names in this one. Clinkapel is a rocket still. Yeah, they have coach cards in this one. Oh, man. A lot of them, too. The check is huge, yeah. Nice and Chan there. Checked the yellow. Tony Snell. Scott Brooks. Nice. Pascal Siakam on the second-year auto. Congrats on that Raptors. I don't see a lot of spicy pee autos. There you go, Toronto. Very cool. Wesley Matthews. Hyper. Nicola Buzovic. Markel Fultz. Wayne Selden. Steven Adams. Cold vinyl of a coach. Ouch. Stay there. Markel Fultz speaking up. We have about an hour queue on personals, Jeff, unfortunately. Yeah, probably won't go until about a little after one. Josh Hart emergent. Oh, nice. Silver Deer and Fox rookie. Hell, yeah, dude. That's one there for the Kings. Blue Cat. Early Cat to $1.99. Lou Will, Franklin Elkina, and Dwight Howard. Yeah, probably won't go until about after one o'clock. We got like seven or eight orders in queue right now.  Joe Engels again. Yeah, Engel. There's Kimalajewan. Russ. Silver Fundamentals. Andre Drummond. Depot. Lance Thomas. Michael Carter-Williams. This is 1718. 1718. Hawke. There's another Deer and Fox. Nice. Be Andrew Wiggins. Solomon Hill. TJ Leaf. God. Hyper. Kyle Kuzma rookie. Another nice one there. Red Wave. DJ Wilson. Rookie for the books. Down R. Courtney Lee. I'm going to send Serena text. I don't hear anything from anybody tomorrow. Frank Mason. I'm going to send Serena text right now. I don't want to hear anything from anybody tomorrow. About the trash list thing. Matt Adjinobli. Miles Turner. Hyper. Wanzo rookie. Nice. Lori Markin and rookie. Salad. Jeff Hornichuk.   Far away from that. I never ever getting off the trash list. I probably will. I make the trash list. OG Anonabee emergent rookie. Andre Robertson. Nicola Jokic. Nice one there. Red Wave. It's early Jokic. So where is a bad monitor? I don't. The pin of shame. It's like a Charlotte letter. Justin Jackson. Bam out of bio rookie. Nice one there for the heat. Temefe Mazgov. Luke Kinard rookie. To be honest, I had Thomas insert. Silver Andrew Wiggins. Blue Ice. David West. Two 99. Four of the Warriors. William Anon Gomez. Malik Monk. And Luke Walton. OG Anonabee rookie. John Collins rookie. Let's go Hawks. Mommer. Frank Jackson. Harrison Barnes fundamentals. Silver Goran Trodrick. Purple Thomas Satoranski. Two 75 for the Wizards. That's a name right there. Kemba. Larry Nance. And Denzel Valentine. Michigan State legend Denzel Valentine. Ben Simmons. Merchant Harry Giles rookie. Silver OG Anonabee. Nice. Two good silvers in this. Solid. Blue Courtney Lee for the Knicks. Two 199. Nicola Mirtich. Chandler Parsons. And Paul George still as a pacer. More funny names in there. So we've got our second auto in here. Jason Smith. Jake Crowder. Caleb Swanigan. Rest in peace, man. Silver Auto for the Blazers. Rest in peace. It's a really cool card. RIP, man. Jaylin Brown Silver. That's Frank Nedelkina, Merchant. Enos, Cancer, Doc Rivers. Brudenholzer. Tyler Leiden. There's Rick Berry. Hyper Ike Anabogu. Red Wave. Rajan Rondo is a pelican. Bury Joseph. And Nick Batum. That'll be split. Not split. That'll be sorted. Disney split. Okay. 2012, 13, iMac, everybody. Good luck on this. It's been sitting forever. Come on. Let's see something big. See a legend auto in this. See like a Kobe on-card auto. Freaking cool would that be. So I've been hoping for out of this, man. Our big RPA, like an AD RPA. Kauai RPA. Like just something huge, dude. There's your Kobe pack as well. Kobe anthology packs. Yeah, Jeremiah does have my one-on-one. I did give Jeremiah a one-on-one. We got inscribed like no cards. One-on-one, yeah. All right, Kobe pack. Kobe, Kobe, Kobe, Kobe, and Kobe. So that'll go, that'll just, obviously, it'll just go sorted. Yeah, I'm not technically based. It's like, all right. Starting off, Vince Carter.  Finally, 43 out of 99, Vince Sanity. Let's go, dude. Dude, this is so nasty. So nasty. Harper B in the Hornets. How about 9 of 15? Kemba Walker, RPA as a bobcat. Let's go, man. Cardiac Kemba. Oh, dude, is it a Yukon fan? This is so cool. God, that's awesome. Man, dude, that's so cool. Oh my god.  Bobcat's right there, too. Holy cow, dude. My guy, growing up as a middle schooler when Kemba Walker was doing his thing at Yukon, he was like Jesus to us. In Connecticut, he was like Jesus to us. Really? Holy, dude, that's so sick. Dude, look at what's behind it, too. It's gonna be 91 out of 100. Hakim Elijah one on the two-colored patch auto. Well, I'll be staking in for Shabazz. Shabazz was a dog, too. All right, so let me see. This is probably gonna be a random carry on there. This is gonna be a random two of these three teams at the end. We've got A, Kyrie Irving, Derek Williams, and Enos Cancer, 96 out of 99. That'll be, again, random to those three teams at the end. The Cavaliers, Timberwolves, and Jazz. I hit it in a couple boxes of this ago. I hit a Jimmerford at RPI, wild. We've got, that is gonna be 63 of 99. Derek Williams, rookie auto. He was like the number four overall pick in, I think, 11. He was supposed to be a beast, dude. Supposed to be a beast. Derek Williams, nice one there.  That is gonna be 12 of 100. Russell Westbrook, three-colored game use patch. These early Immaculate patches, dude, are so clean. This Acetate, God, that's insane. All right, it's gonna be empty, empty. Short, short, tachine dream, exactly. Let me get this random setup, guys. Oh, yeah, Cavaliers. All right, guys, again, doing the random for the Triple Jersey of Kyrie Irving. Derek Williams and Enos Cantor. You have Kyrie as a Cavalier. Derek Williams as a Timberwolf. And then Enos Cantor as a member of the Jazz. Let's go ahead and roll the dice. See how many times we're gonna go. It's gonna be four times. One, two, three, and four. Going to the Timberwolves. Timberwolves picking that one up. Congrats, The Wolves. All right, let's do a quick recap here. God, this is so much fun, dude. We've got a Kyrie, Derek Williams, Enos Cantor, Triple, Russell Westbrook, Thunderpatch. We've got Derek Williams to 99. Caleb Swannigan again, RIP. Pascal Siakam, second year, nice one there. Hey, David Wesley. Evan Mobley. Kara Slavert. That is Sean Kemp. Dallin Terry. Hey, Glen Rice. Deer and Fox to five. Modiginally, Gold to 10. Kenneth Lawton, Jr. Magg cards. We had a Jabari Smith, Jr. on the Optic Choice Auto. One-of-one, Black Disco. Jake LaRavia for the Grizzlies. We had a Hakim Elijah one, 91 out of 100. Old school, 2012-13 IMAC RPA.  Nine of 15. Kemba Walker, Rookie Patch Auto for the Timberwolves. I mean, for the Bobcats, so the Hornets. For the Hornets. Got Harper. I will probably be bugging you about this card. So just keep an eye out. Keep an eye out, Harper. Thank you, again, everybody, for the fill on that one. Do appreciate it. Next up is personal.


Hi everybody, welcome back to The Average Artist. Today I am not showing my face because I can't be bothered. I hope that's an acceptable reason. Anyway, today we're doing the 100 page challenge which is a little thing that I made up. So what you do is you turn to page 100 of any book and the book I have chosen today is Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone or aka the Philosopher's Stone. I bought this one in Florida when I visit Harry Potter Wizarding World. That's why it's the American one in case you're confused British accent, American book. Let's get that elephant out of the room, bear. And this is a collaboration with Colour Holt's creations and you can check out her channel below. She is also doing a Harry Potter book. She's going to do number seven and I'm going to do number one. So we thought that was quite harmonious is the word or fitting. I think it's quite nice to the two opposite ends of the scales. I get all the nice like oh they've come to Hogwarts for the first time and they're meeting and it's all happy except, you know, Voldemort's in the back of Professor Quill's head. So oh my god mess of spoiler alert. I'm sorry. Anyway, turn to one page 100 and I did already have a little sneak peek but basically I'm sorry there's going to be spoilers because I think everybody knows the story by now or films that Harry, when Harry first meets Ron on the train and they're talking about their lives and Ron's talking about how he has his rat scabbos and then he gets embarrassed like his ears go peeing and stuff because he's saying like his family's poor which he's embarrassed about but then Harry explains to him how he's never had any money and then they go on to talk about Voldemort and Ron's aghast because he says his Voldemort's name. I started reading this just to read this page and I was hooked in again. I was like I'm going to read it all. Now I must stop. I have to work but yeah it's such. I don't know why it's just so appealing. I'm going to draw, I had an idea to draw the two guys on the train basically chatting so I do like character designs of Ron and Ron and Harry and I thought about doing something digitally just basically scribble down some things that I could do and then I thought no I don't want to do it digital because it's way out of my comfort zone. Sort of doing these full illustrations are kind of stepping out the boundaries of what I would usually do anyway so I want to kind of make it easier on myself. I don't know it's just hard so I wanted to enjoy this project a little bit more than I did the last one. If that makes sense to anybody I don't care if it doesn't. I mean yeah I do because that's kind of why we're here. I need to explain myself. Good job Steph. Also thought about just doing like some illustrations of the items that sort of appear on page 100 or I don't know. I don't know what to do guys. I think well you'll see by the end but yeah I'm confused so I'm going to drop down some ideas and get back to you. That's a nice illustration. Prettiful.  Okay I started out by drawing a little doodle in my sketchbook of a train interior that I quite liked and then I kind of did sort of match a color scheme that would be in a Hogwarts Express in a Hogwarts Express in the Hogwarts Express and I really like this color scheme because I think it's quite opulent and quite fitting for the style that I see in my head of the train and yeah I don't know what you guys see but obviously this is a different take on it. And then I took some sort of tracing paper and I traced out the positions of Ron and Harry what they were sitting like on the train to help give me some reference and then what I did was draw those characters try and mimic their faces. I was looking back in my sketchbook old character designs I did and thinking how I could apply what I did there to these character designs because I really liked the way that those worked out. And then after that I penciled it all out onto a watercolor paper and at first I thought I was going to regret using this colored pencil but it turns out to be quite nice and it totally gets covered up so it's completely fine. But I wouldn't suggest using a colored pencil just because you like drawing with it anyone because it can be quite troublesome to rub out sorry to get rid of. And so I went in with a micron pens and then after that I did some watercolors but I will say I'm going back to the same old topic of preliminary work that I did a lot of preliminary work for this piece because it is something that I've been thinking about for a while because me and Colorholt creations have had this collab in the works for a good while now and it's been in my head like I have to make a good illustration because I love Harry Potter and I want to make it really nice and obviously it's my first ever collaborations who I want to put a lot of effort into it. And I did all the preliminary work, I did digital sketches, thumbnails, I did studies of training tours and then I did the character designs separately and then I did the positions and I figured out everything about where everything would be before I went ahead and drew it out properly. Obviously this works in my favor because in the previous video I didn't do very much preliminary work and I wasn't very happy with the outcome whereas this one I'm really pleased with the way it turned out. The reason why I am pleased is because it was a joy to create because I already did all the work beforehand, all the hard work of studying and figuring out everything so that when it came to doing this piece it was quite relaxing and nice and enjoyable to do. So I highly suggest doing preliminary work because it also boosts the outcome of the piece. Unless you're really amazing and you can just draw and you're just like bam I've got this amazing piece just done you don't need to do that but for me I have to do a lot of like pre-studies and stuff. It's painful but you know you get through it coffee and putting pen to paper, pencil to paper even can be quite difficult at first. So with the watercolors I wanted them to be quite loose around the sides so it had that sort of effect as if this was a memory and you're looking in on it maybe from a pensive.  That's not scarring at all how am I an adjusted teen it makes no sense but anyway I went in with a blue watercolor to have some shadows and I think it was quite a cool blue I think maybe I should have done it in a warmer shadow like a already shadow or something because obviously the train is cozy and warm but I guess they are in England so the light would be quite cold coming through that window. That's right I'm justifying it whatever. I went back in with the micro pen to just add some make the blacks blacker because some of the detail was washed away with the paint. Funny to go back in and do a few more details guys okay I really like Scabbers in this drawing as well he's so cute even though he's just like this grown man who takes bars with Ron which is really really creepy but yeah in this in this book we don't know that okay he's just a cute little rat um yeah I guess I did a lot of details with Posca and then the gold pen oh my gosh guys this gold pen is amazing we bought it from London it's like a calligraphy pen and it's just lays on this smooth gold paint line it just comes out really nice over all all of the paint and everything and I couldn't stop using it which will you'll become aware of as the video goes on I keep adding more and more gold I mean it is fitting for my idea for the illustration that is quite an opulent beautiful rich environment but I think maybe maybe I go a little bit overboard with the gold but I don't care okay need a little gold in your life the gold pen will return at the end that's right there's going to be more so I was just doing little details towards the end and I think it really made the illustration come together so I'm aware that the the two um trunk racks are a little bit different but I don't care because I mean it doesn't it wouldn't be like that but who cares I don't so you shouldn't don't look at it I shouldn't mention it never mind so yeah basically I'm just doing lots of little details to pull the illustration all together and I think it really turns out really nice and I'm finally yes guys finally I am pleased with something that I've done for a long time that hasn't been the case so yeah oh here comes the gold pen back really great voice over I really enjoyed this one and I'm really glad that um me and colourholt creations have done this together it's I can't wait to see hers and you should go check it out as well because I can't wait I was just adding more colours and final final touches and also on the window I know in a train you can look out and there's obviously a background a background a the landscape going by but I didn't want it to be really static in the background so I just did like wooshy lines that's the technical term yes wooshy lines in the background and I think it worked out this is the final piece let me know what you guys think I'd really like to hear your thoughts and I might do another Harry Potter illustration I also bumped up the colours and stuff in Photoshop so this is the final kind of digital look and please let me know what you think like and subscribe for more content and I will see you next time guys bye


Hey everyone, this is Melissa with thestockswish.com and welcome. Well I thought I would do a market review today, a good day to do it. The market was so, so strong today, the market power trend since it opened today. The interesting thing is when the market opened today, I said there is a small, small, slight chance that we could go to the high resistance level and completely retrace everything with the drop down and go into the biggest area of resistance. I said there was a small chance that would happen. That's exactly what happened. I thought it was more likely that the market held bullishly today, but didn't make a big, big move. However, it made a big move, and it made a big move here really at, this was about three o'clock, but it just held bullishly all day and just was never going to come in. And at the time that I saw this here, I thought we were going to do a 15 minute sell set up here, but just come in somewhere in here and then still do a buy set up. We didn't even go anywhere where we tried to do the sell set up, we failed immediately and didn't even come in and break this level, we were just so strong. And then we broke out into new highs here, into the 12 o'clock period here at lunch, and then we held again and did another buy set up here. In fact, look at that, the market spy ran up a dollar, a dollar from that 15 minute buy. This is actually a really nice long trade here just to, just to buy the spy stop could have been under 168 10 and this ran up here more than a dollar, a dollar 10. Just with that move. So I've been saying for the entire year pretty much of the markets bullish and even I was looking at everything and looking at everything in the last few days of trading and saying that there was a possibility that we could come into a very deep level of support, either here or here or worst case here, 160. We didn't do it. We didn't do it and we're not going to do it. And if anyone's second guessing themselves now, there's no reason to second guess anything. We are in a strong market. Anytime the market comes in, it gets bought. And I did think it was going to happen around here, but then we came down. We fell in the scap down here, fell in the scap down here, but we fell so hard the last two days. I thought, okay, fine, we're going to come into another level. But then when I got up this morning, we gapped up, I said, we're definitely, definitely bullish. I just didn't think we'd do it today. Either we come into here, like 168 168 25. We just ran on straight on through. So we're higher tomorrow, higher tomorrow, despite the big fat bar today, it doesn't matter. In fact, I think we gap up tonight into tomorrow morning. The market, I think gaps up and how far we gap up will depend on how we actually trade on the day. So for people that went long today, it was a really, really, really powerful day to be long. But if you didn't get long out of the gate, it was hard to get an entry in things because they just opened and ran. And interestingly enough, there wasn't that many good bullish gaps today to look at this morning. And I did play the weakest possible thing I could have today. It just flatlined really with the market doing this. Look at this market here. Look, power trend up into the close. Look at this incredible. So yeah, we're going to gap up tonight and tomorrow. So if we gap, we gap up here, we're just going to open and run. If we gap up here, I think we open and run. If we open neutral, we open and run. There's almost nothing we're not going to do here tomorrow to open and run. Unless we gap up so high, we'd have to gap up to here to go red tomorrow. If we gap all the way up here, we'll probably trade right on the day, but we're still obviously very strong. We might even hold the middle of no man's land. This is just lots of power coming in. This is buying. This is more buying that's coming into the market, new buying today. New buying that's coming in and people that thought we were actually in a downtrend, which I knew we weren't. I knew we weren't in a downtrend. I thought we were in an uptrend, but I thought we pull in more and we didn't. We just didn't know we're not. This is shorts getting stopped out, and this is new buying coming in. That's why this bar looks like this. I mean, look at this breakout here at 3 o'clock. This bar actually is a dollar, $1 bar in the 15 minute in the spy. So beautiful bullish market here. It's going to continue. I did think it would continue into the end of the year. I thought we might pull back some until we got bought to make new highs. It is on the horizon here though for us to make new highs now into this earnings season into the fall period. Today is only October 10th. So I'd say we may break out to new highs in the next week. It's doing it. So I've read the market very, very well this year. Reading the bullish uptrend, and even as much as I like to go bearish, every time we've had these big red bars, I've looked at it. Every time I've gapped down, I've looked at it every time. And I thought we could pull in a little bit more before we actually rallied, but when we gapped up this morning, I knew we wouldn't. I thought it was low odds we'd have a day like this, but anything's possible when you're in a certain trend. Anything can happen that's a big move to follow through with the trend. And since the market's in a bullish uptrend, an excuse to continue the trend in a big way is just going to come in. And that's what happened here today. So really nice, strong day in the market. Beautiful, beautiful move in the spy continuation of the fall through with all the bullish gaps in the market. We should gap up tonight, tomorrow morning in all the markets. And we'll just see where we gap or how big the gap is to determine how we're going to trade actually on the live day. This is Melissa with thestockswish.com. If you'd like more information on the upcoming gap course, it's this week in October 12th and 13th. Email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. Thanks, everyone.


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Before I mentioned that this morning Holy Spirit placed something on my heart to mention to the church I see a lot of people lose their faith in God over this issue Where they are so focused Not just on the destination that God wants to take him to but for God to use their directions Toward their destination When you know God will provide for you but you want him to provide the way you think is the best You know God will give you a blessed marriage, but you don't see blessed marriage without her If she doesn't like me back, there is no way in this world. I could have a blessed marriage If I don't have this way There is no way that I could reach this way and my message and encouragement to you this morning is this give God Permission to get you to your destination without using your directions Give God permission to get you where God promised to get you without using your directions there Be like Naaman who came and says I expect God to come lay his hand on me But if he doesn't lay his hand on me but sends me to get dunked in the river seven times to get healed Whatever it takes, but I will be healed Some people Jesus healed by spitting at them Other people Jesus healed by speaking a word some people Jesus healed by stretching his head Some people Jesus healed by simply saying go wash yourself But the point is this don't expect God to use a certain way with you because I've lived long enough to know Usually God looks at your directions and laughs at them And you say there is no way in the world God can bless me without this way that I already have figured out and I lined up this guy is the one This young lady is the one and there is no other people in the world.


I'm gonna start cooking because it's so white. What? What? Yes I am. Okay. Let's pop in, welcome back to another video. Before we get started in this long awaited video, I need to show you all these pieces from Nasty Gal. You'll be able to shop all these looks, all the links will be down below. So do not forget to click the links and check the description box below. I love Nasty Gal because they always have the trending pieces at an affordable price. Girl, you cannot go wrong. I love Nasty Gal. And their pieces are bomb.  So yeah, I'm gonna show y'all these before we get started into the video. So thank you Nasty Gal for partnering with me on this video. And yes, do not forget to shop the links down below and let's just get started. Okay y'all, so let's first get into this cute pajama set. Y'all, I'm telling y'all Nasty Gal has literally everything. Pajamas, shoes, the high, the trendy pieces. I'm telling you. So I got this striped green and emerald and turquoise silk pajama set. It's so cute and comfortable and soft. I love pajama sets, especially in the wintertime because obviously it's cold. And also it just makes me feel more put together when I wanna sleep rather than wearing just a big t-shirt to bed. So yeah, and you know when the sexy days, you know when you have company over at nighttime and you wanna just kinda be cute, you know? So I just throw on a little cute pajama set. And also it comes with like this little brolet as well. You can wear it with the pants to bed or you can wear it with this button up top. I personally like wearing the button up top.  You can throw this one on and it's like cute to go to sleep. So I really love this pajama set. Y'all always ask me about my pajama sets and I really love that Nasty Gal has good quality silk pajama sets. And I love silk because it's better for your skin. And so I like wearing silk pajama sets. So luxury, you know what I'm saying? Wake up in luxury, go to sleep in luxury and that's just period. So y'all go shop at this pajama set, link down below. Okay y'all, so this is the next item that I got. I am always in Chicago y'all. So I felt like it was only right for me to get this Chicago sweatshirt and it has a basketball on it. I don't know if y'all know this, but I used to play basketball, point guard and ability, you know what I'm seeing? And then it's this cute green color. I'd never had a sweatshirt like this color. It's real pretty. So I just love like cute little graphic tees that you can throw on. It just makes a, you know, a little street style outfit. So I really had to copy because it says Chicago. You already know that's where I'm always at. And yeah, I just think it's real cute.  Girl, this is a piece. So I just had to cop this. This is so different. I've never seen a sweater like this with the arms cut out right here, mid arm length by like the elbow part. And it has these oversized sleeves that I love. It just makes the sweater so unique. And then also this, like what? I had never seen this before. It's not a plain sweater, you know what I'm saying? Not a plain cream sweater. This just has different touches and cuts on it, which I love. So I can not waste a rock this sweater, y'all. Like this is so different and cute. I, yes, this is a top. This is a top girl. Like I said, Nancy Gale has all the pieces. So make sure y'all go shop because this top girl, you gonna be stepping, okay? And that's just period. I love me oversized matching set. When I get closer to them, I always have to get a basic oversized sweat set just because they have really good quality. It's really hard to find like basic good quality. Basic good quality oversized sets is just because sometimes they look real cheap, but these are really good quality. At an affordable price, which I love. So I love getting oversized ones just because I'm always in my phones and my fire, y'all. And I just hate when it shows through clothes.  I don't like that. So, you know, I love me a little gray sweatsuit, you know, that show the buns. And I love how these fit. I love the quality of these. So make sure y'all go check out Nancy Gale basic sets because you will not go wrong because this is literally like my go-to everyday attire. We love, I absolutely love this sweater.  Look at this deep V. I think this is so sexy and comfortable at the same time. You know what I'm saying? I've never seen this. So you get the best of both worlds. Sexy, comfy. And I just love this.  I got more girls than what it looked like.  So yeah, this is what this looks like. I love this little new topy color. So I had to grab it in the quality. Let's talk about it. A1, so comfortable and soft. I just, I just can't get enough. I had to get this all black crop top set. I have this set already. So I really want to, you know, I can never get enough of black sets at an affordable price so I couldn't pass up again. When I like a set, I like to get multiple. So that's why I got this set again. So it's on all black sweatsuits and it's a crop top and I just love. Love like a sweatsuit that doesn't overpower my body shape which that's why I got a crop top one. So yeah, and these pants, like I said at the sweatpants, y'all, they don't make you look like you have a diaper booty. So, this set, period, makes the body look so good. Oh, baby. So this is a matching set. I love tight shirts like this just because I don't like wearing a bra, y'all. So I got this in a small, I believe, just for that purpose so I don't gotta wear a bra underneath. And then it comes with these matching pants and I just love this top color.  It's a bell bottom pants set. Y'all, this color will look good on any body period so you need this set in your life. Periods. I just love, like y'all, Nasty Gal really has some pieces so do not sleep. This is so cute. 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Just because if you follow me on Instagram, you know I scrubbed my floors because the people that painted in here did a terrible job.    So, girl, when you come over, just know you gotta take your shoes off and I'm gonna have like a sign like please take your shoes off or something. So, then you walk in, it's this little wall right here. I'm gonna have a little bench right here with a mirror, a raw mirror right here and I'm gonna have just a little nook so where I can put my keys or anything like that.  So, then we head over to this way and this is the master bedroom. This is my closet, plenty closet space. I cannot wait to film a closet organization tour and that's gonna be when I get back when the rest of my things come cause that's where I'm headed right now to the airport so I can go get the rest of my things. But yeah, this is all gonna be color coordinated. My shoes are gonna be at the top and then I'm gonna have cubbies all around there. So, but yeah, I get plenty closet space, y'all. So, that's a plus and this is where the magic is gonna happen. This is my room. I'm not gonna show you the view just because for privacy purposes. But this is my room, it's super big. This is the master, so cute. And there's my wifi, there's my internet thing, Google. Y'all need to get on it cause literally that's the fastest internet I've ever had. So, then we're gonna walk in here. I just started putting some decorations in my bathroom. I really want like a champagne gold color. I'm just gonna light on for y'all. So, well, you can really see it like this. So, I just started putting my bathroom stuff like basic stuff in here, like my mat and everything like that. And then this wood thing, y'all are gonna see like further details later on. But yeah, this is my bathroom in my room. This is my sink. This is my second sink. Yeah, so yeah, I have two sinks. So, yeah, I'm excited and I love the marble on the countertops in the bathroom. I just think it's so pretty. I never had marble counters up before a beach. So, this is like real bougie and cute and I'm living for it. And yeah, so I just get on a bike to keep decorating this space. And yeah, so on to the next room. Okay, so then right here and this little hallway is going to be my laundry area in these two double doors. I already put laundry baskets from here. I think it's just real cute, real simple. Just keep it clean, straight to the point. And I already put towels right there. So yeah, just basic washer and dryer and it's hidden between these two double doors. Yeah, so then this right here is gonna be my guest bathroom. So they don't have to come and go through my room to get to the bathroom. So this is the guest bathroom. It's really similar to the one in my room. It's just, but this tub is different. It's a round tub. In my room, it's square. So, and I think this is real cute.  But yeah, this is my guest bathroom. Super cute. Yeah, and again, the marble countertops and you know, the little thing. And then in here is gonna be like a hotel type of vibe. It's gonna be like literally like all white and I'm gonna have like self dispensers and stuff like that for my guests. When they come over, everything that they need will be in this bathroom. So bro, if you wanna come over, you can come. This will be your bathroom. So then headed through the guest bathroom. This is going to be the second bedroom, which is going to be my closet slash office. So I cannot wait to start decorating this room, y'all. Cause I feel like I'm gonna be in this room a lot. And on this wall is going to be, I want like my shoes and my really good bags on display. And I really feel like it's just gonna be so cute in here, y'all. Like I just cannot wait.  But the main thing in this closet is probably gonna be my designer bags and my shoes. Like really good shoes for show. And like my, I want my perfume in the middle. And then I want like a desk right there.  So yeah, I'm really excited to get started on this room. Cause this is basically what I've been wanting for like the longest time, more space where I can create content. And I'm so excited to create more like lifestyle, Instagram photos, like taking mirror pictures. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Like just stepping on my content and I'm so excited to do that in this space. So yeah, so anyway, in our way out the guest bedroom, we come into the living room area, which is super huge. But I'm gonna get to that in a second. So this is gonna be like my dining area. I might put a bar in the corner or something. I'm not sure, but I definitely want a round circle with some chairs and maybe some, you know, I don't know, something on the walls to make it some type of character in that area. And this is my kitchen. The backsplash on this in the kitchen is what sold me. I love the black, black splash. And like I said before, the marble is just so pretty and bougie. I've never had this before y'all. So yeah, it's super clean in here, all white and stainless steel, the stove period pool. I'm gonna start cooking because it's so white. What? One. Yes, I am. Okay. And this is my pantry right here y'all.   And then, yeah, just these cabinets right here, I just cannot wait to get to organizing this stuff y'all. And then I only have wine glasses in here. I'm gonna get my dishes when I get back. So, girl, if you want some wine, I got you. And this is my kitchen. Island y'all is super, super cute. Super cute. And then, yeah, that's the kitchen. So then right here is a whole view of the city y'all. Like I cannot show y'all because of just because of privacy purposes. But it's so, like it's a dream come true y'all. Like the view, the view, girl, you gotta come over and see it for yourself. But if you follow me on Instagram, make sure you follow me on Instagram.  But right now I'm just not going to post it. Like I said, just for privacy purposes. And out here is my balcony, which I'm not gonna show y'all. Like I said, privacy purposes. But yeah y'all, this is my living space. And for my living space, I want my couch right here. And then obviously my TV and a little, yeah. TV console, I really just want like minimalistic. I really don't want to put that much furniture in here. And the color scheme is gonna be like cream, black and gold. Like neutrals. Like neutrals. But yeah, girl, this is my new crib. So if you wanna come over, girl, you can tell them what. It's clean the room. Yeah, we was cleaning girl, like this one took me so long to film it cause I just wanted to get all the cleaning out the way. But yeah, and I told them they can't come in here without their shoes on because we don't play that. But yeah, girl, this is the new crib. I just cannot wait to see what Atlanta has in store for me in 2021. I know 2020 was just a little crazy year, but it has brought me many opportunities and it wouldn't be without y'all. So I thank y'all so much cause obviously none of these things would be possible without y'all. So yeah, what are you looking at? So yeah y'all, I have to get to the airport because I have to go get the rest of my things. And then once I get back, I'm going to start organizing my closet and my pantry and stuff like that. So that'll be filmed. And then just this whole process in general. So if you want to keep up with me and my new life in Atlanta, don't forget to subscribe, girl. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram. Okay, and I think I want to do a $100 cash app on this video. So comment down below something that you want to accomplish in 2021 and leave your cash app and your Instagram and like this video. Those are just the rules simple. So, yes. So anyways, I love y'all so much. Girl, I will see you in the next video. And- How many times do you want to say bye? Cause I just don't want to say bye. I just want to keep talking to them. Oh, bye y'all. Bye, girl. I will see you on this video. Bye.


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Hi, I'm Emily Freeman. I'm the author of DevOps for Dummies and the curator of 97 Things Every Cloud Engineer Should Know. I am thrilled to be here with you all today. I'm really excited to share with you a kind of wild idea, a complete re-imagining of the SDLC. And I wanna be clear, I need your feedback. I want to know what you think of this. You can always find me on Twitter at editingemily. Most of my work centers around DevOps. And I really can't overstate what an impact the concept of DevOps has had on this industry. In many ways, it built on the foundation of agile to become a default, a standard we all reach for in our everyday work. When DevOps surfaced as an idea in 2008, the tech industry was in a vastly different space. AWS was an infancy offering only a handful of services. Azure and GCP didn't exist yet. The majority of companies maintained their own infrastructure. Developers wrote code and relied on sysadmins to deploy new code at scheduled intervals. Sometimes months apart. Container technology hadn't been invented. Applications adhered to a monolithic architecture. Databases were almost exclusively relational and serverless wasn't even a concept. Everything from the application to the engineers was centralized. Our current ecosystem couldn't be more different. Software is still hard. Don't get me wrong. But we continued to find novel solutions to consistently difficult, persistent problems. Now, some of these end up being a sort of rebranding of old ideas, but others are a unique and clever take to abstracting complexity or automating toil or perhaps most important. Rethinking, challenging. The very premises we have accepted as canon for years, if not decades. In the years since DevOps attempted to answer the critical conflict between developers and operations engineers, DevOps has become a catchall term. And there have been a number of derivative works. DevOps has come to mean 5,000 different things to 5,000 different people. For some, it can be distilled to continuous integration and continuous delivery or CI CD. For others, it's simply deploying code more frequently, perhaps adding a smattering of tests. For others still, it's organizational. They've added a platform team, perhaps even a questionably named DevOps team or have created an engineering structure that focuses on a separation of concerns, leaving feature teams to manage the development, deployment, security and maintenance of their siloed services. Whatever the interpretation, what's important is that there isn't a universally accepted standard of what DevOps is or what it looks like in execution. It's a philosophy more than anything else. A framework, people can utilize to configure and customize their specific circumstances to modern development practices. The characteristic of DevOps that I think we can all agree on though, is that it attempted to capture the challenges of the entire software development process. It's that broad umbrella, that holistic view that I think we need to breathe life into again. The challenge we face is that DevOps is an increasingly outmoded solution to a previous problem. Developers now face cultural and technical challenges far greater than how to more quickly deploy a monolithic application. Cloud native is the future, the next collection of default development decisions and one the DevOps story can't absorb in its current form. I believe the era of DevOps is waning. And in this moment, as the sun sets on DevOps, we have a unique opportunity to rethink, rebuild, replatform even. Now I don't have a crystal ball that would be very handy. I'm not completely certain what the next decade of tech looks like. And I can't write this story alone, I need you. But I have some ideas that can get the conversation started. I believe to build on what was, we have to throw away assumptions that we've taken for granted all this time. In order to move forward, we must first step back. The software or systems development lifecycle, what we call the SDLC, has been in use since the 1960s. And it's remained more or less the same since before color television and the touchstone phone. Over the last 60 or so odd years, we've made tweaks, slight adjustments, massaged it. The stages or steps are always a little different with agile and then DevOps, we sort of looped it into a circle and then an infinity loop. We've added pretty colors. But the SDLC is more or less the same. And it has become an assumption. We don't even think about it anymore. Universally adopted constructs like the SDLC have an unspoken permanence. They feel as if they have always been and always will be. I think the impact of that is even more potent if you were born after a construct was popularized. Nearly everything around us is a construct, a model, an artifact of a human idea. The chair you're sitting in, the desk you work at, the mug from which you drink coffee, or sometimes wine, buildings, toilets, plumbing, roads, cars, art, computers, everything. The SDLC is a remnant, an artifact of a previous era. And I think we should throw it away or perhaps more accurately, replace it. Replace it with something that better reflects the actual nature of our work. A linear, single-threaded model designed for the manufacture of material goods cannot possibly capture the distributed complexity of modern socio-technical systems. It just can't. And these two ideas aren't mutually exclusive that the SDLC was industry-changing, valuable, and extraordinarily impactful. And that it's time for something new. I believe we are strong enough to hold these two ideas at the same time showing respect for the past while envisioning the future. Now, I don't know about you. I've never had a software project go smoothly in one go. No matter how small, even if I'm the only person working on it and committing directly to master, software development is chaos. It's a study in entropy, and it is not getting any more simple. The model with which we think and talk about software development must capture the multi-threaded, non-sequential nature of our work. It should embody the roles engineers take on and the considerations they make along the way. It should build on the foundations of Agile and DevOps and represent the iterative nature of continuous innovation. Now, when I was thinking about this, I was inspired by ideas like extreme programming and the spiral model. I wanted something that would have layers, threads even, a way of visually representing multiple processes happening in parallel. And what I settled on is the revolution model. I believe the visualization of revolution is capable of capturing the pivotal moments of any software scenario. And I'm going to dive into all the discrete elements, but I wanna give you a moment to have a first impression, to absorb my idea. I call it revolution because, well, for one, it revolves. Its circular shape reflects the continuous and iterative nature of our work, but also because it is revolutionary. I am challenging a 60-year-old model that is embedded into our daily language. I don't expect Gartner to build a magic quadrant around this tomorrow, but that would be super cool and you should call me. My mission with this is to challenge the status quo, to create a model that I think more accurately reflects the complexity of modern, cloud-native software development. The revolution model is constructed of five concentric circles, describing the critical roles of software development, architecting, development, automating, deploying and operating. Intersecting each loop are six spokes that describe the production considerations every engineer has to consider throughout any engineering work. And that's testability, security, reliability, observability, flexibility and scalability. The considerations listed are not all-encompassing. There are, of course, things not explicitly included. I figured if I put 20 spokes, some of us, including myself, might feel a little overwhelmed. So let's dive into each element in this model. We have long-used personas as the default way to divide audiences and tailor messages to group people. Every company in the world right now is repeating the mantra of developers, developers, developers. The personas have always bugged me a bit because this approach typically either oversimplifies someone's career or needlessly complicates it. Few people fit cleanly and completely into persona-based buckets like developers and operations anymore. The lines have gotten fuzzy. On the other hand, I don't think we need to specifically tailor messages as to call out the difference between a DevOps engineer and a released engineer or a security administrator versus a security engineer, but perhaps most critically, I believe personas are immutable. A persona is wholly dependent on how someone identifies themselves. It's intrinsic, not extrinsic. Their titles may change, their jobs may differ, but they're probably still selecting the same persona on that ubiquitous dropdown we all have to choose from when registering for an event. Probably this one too. I was a developer and I will always identify as a developer despite doing a ton of work in areas like DevOps and AIOps and DevRel. In my heart, I'm a developer. I think about problems from that perspective first. It influences my thinking and my approach. Roles are very different. Roles are temporary, inconsistent, constantly fluctuating. If I were an actress, the parts I would play would be lengthy and varied, but the persona I would identify as would remain an actress, an artist, a thespian. Your work isn't confined to a single set of skills. It may have been a decade ago, but it is not today. In any given week or sprint, you may play the role of an architect thinking about how to design a feature or service. A developer, building out code or fixing a bug, an automation engineer, looking at how to improve manual processes we often refer to as TOIL, a release engineer, deploying code to different environments or releasing it to customers or an operations engineer, ensuring an application functions in consistent, expected ways. And no matter what role we play, we have to consider a number of issues. The first is testability. All software systems require testing to assure architects that designs work, developers that code works, operators that infrastructure is running as expected and engineers of all disciplines that code changes won't bring down the whole system. Testing in its many forms is what enables systems to be durable and have longevity. It's what reassures engineers that changes won't impact current functionality. A system without tests is a disaster waiting to happen, which is why testability is first among equals at this particular round table. Security is everyone's responsibility, but if you understand how to design and execute secure systems, I struggle with this. Security incidents, for the most part, are high-impact, low-probability events. The really big disasters, the ones that end up on the news and get us all free credit reporting for a year, they don't happen super frequently. And then goodness, because you know that there are endless small vulnerabilities lurking in our systems. Security is something we all know we should dedicate time to, but often don't make time for. And let's be honest, it's hard and complicated and a little scary. DevSecOps, the first derivative of DevOps asked engineers to move security left. This approach meant security was a consideration early in the process, not something that would block a release at the last moment. This is also the consideration under which I'm putting compliance and governance. While not perfectly aligned, I figure all the things you have to call lawyers for should just live together. I'm kidding, but in all seriousness, these three concepts are really about risk management. Identity, data, authorization, it doesn't really matter what specific issue you're speaking about. The question is who has access to what, when, and how? And that is everyone's responsibility at every stage. Site reliability engineering or SRE is a discipline, a job, an approach for good reason. It is absolutely critical that applications and services work as expected most of the time. That said, availability is often mistakenly treated as a synonym for reliability. Instead, it's a single aspect of the concept. If a system is available, but customer data is inaccurate or out of sync, the system is not reliable. Reliability has five key components. Availability, latency, throughput, fidelity, and durability. Reliability is the end result, but resiliency for me is the journey. The action engineers can take to improve reliability. Observability is the ability to have insight into an application or system. It's the combination of telemetry and monitoring and alerting available to engineers and leadership. There's an aspect of observability that overlaps with reliability. But the purpose of observability isn't just to maintain a reliable system, though that is of course important. It is the capacity for engineers working on a system to have visibility into the inner workings of that system. The concept of observability actually originates in linear dynamic systems. It's defined as how well internal states of a system can be understood based on information about its external outputs. It is critical when companies move systems to the cloud or utilize managed services that they don't lose visibility and confidence in their systems. The shared responsibility model of cloud storage, compute, and managed services require that engineering teams be able to quickly be alerted to identify and remediate issues as they arise. Flexible systems are capable of adapting to meet the ever-changing needs of the customer in the market segment. Flexible code bases absorb new code smoothly, embody a clean separation of concerns, are partitioned into small components or classes, and architected to enable the now as well as the next. In flexible systems, change dependencies are reduced or eliminated. Database schemas accommodate change well. Components communicate via a standardized and well-documented API. The only thing constant in our industry is change. And every role we play, creating flexibility and solutions that can be flexible, that will grow as the applications grow, is absolutely critical. Finally, scalability. Scalability refers to more than a system's ability to scale for additional load. It implies growth. Scalability in the revolution model carries the continuous innovation of a team and the byproducts of that growth within a system. For me, scalability is the most human of the considerations. It requires each of us in our various roles to consider everyone around us. Our customers who use the system or rely on its services, our colleagues, current and future, with whom we collaborate, and even our future selves. Software development isn't a straight line, nor is it a perfect loop. It is an ever-changing, complex dance. There are twirls and pivots and difficult spins, forward and backward engineers move in parallel, creating truly magnificent pieces of art. We need a modern model for this modern era. And I believe this is just the revolution to get us started. Thank you so much for having me.


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We are that communications element. We are the ones who provide that information to units that are more forward deployed. We've been on a constant rotation and we're not just training our communications side of the house. We're training the whole Marine concept with our Marines, which is a really good offer that. When I see young Marines getting excited over doing Marine Corps stuff, that gets me excited. As a leader, it's always good to see your Marines just step into that role and get excited about it. What we're all working towards is all of us being better leaders and all of us taking that little piece of onus and responsibility for our piece of the puzzle.


So one of the trickiest things about coaching beginning discus throwers is transitioning from the middle to the finish and in this video we're going to talk about a couple of big things that make it hard how to fix them so check it out. What's up guys it's Eric Johnson from Airtate Throws Nation and in today's video we're going to talk about how do we move into the power position. Now if you looked at our last video on how do we coach the discus throw for beginners this is a kind of continuation this is part two we're going to do a three video series on this and we'll do it for each event for the discus the glide shot and the rotational shot now one of the things we talked about when we are here in the discus the next phase that gets really tricky is understanding when we're in the middle of the circle how do we set up the throw and move into the power position that we just discussed now if you are brand new to throwing we just talked in the last video some basic things that heel-toe position we talked about the basics of setting up on top of the power leg the power position leg right the delivery leg and being able to turn it you'll notice that if I'm not stacked believe it or not this simple action of keeping everything and I call it a stack just like Legos one Lego on top of the other we put four or five or six together they go straight up foot knee hip peck how do I get all that on a line one of the things we talk about this is a simple thing you see a lot of people and they do this and that can create the stack but I see a lot of people who do this and then the kids aren't carrying that discus right like we talked about in the first video and then what happens they get here they do this thing they bend at the waist the hips are going back they're here and now they're in this position and they're coming through and they're doing this type of a throw because they didn't load correctly so one of the things we talked about is how do we turn there's what we call the vertical line this is your axis now if I stand in kind of a squat position right you see me here you see how this bands on a slight angle so what I'm going to do I'm gonna get the foot the knee the hip and the chest right so you're gonna see how I have all this on a straight angle at this point so now I'm here you see everything this way and what we call we call it in our system just a simple drill an elevator drop what does an elevator do it drop straight down we want to drop into our legs like this now watch what I can do I can turn this side notice how that all turns really easily notice if I set up incorrectly if I bend into a stand throw my hips no longer on this line when I do this look at how everything shifts now I'm trying to throw well how are you ever going to teach your athletes to turn through so what do a lot of athletes do when they get in this position and they're taught incorrectly or they're doing it wrong because it's unnatural so it's okay they need to understand this is this isn't a natural thing but they need to learn how to do it correctly and then over time very quickly if you're doing it correctly the right motion starts to develop so when we like as I was saying if I get here and I start to shift right I can't ever get this hip through I'm never going to turn this hip through so what are they learning do they're learning to pull and you're going to see a lot of this and sometimes you see kids who do this they throw and they kind of spin around because the upper body is pulling them off this leg they have to learn how to stay on top turn this and turn through and that's how you start teaching the reverse which again is not exactly basics 101 that's something you want to incorporate after just a couple of weeks especially if you got a brand new beginning thrower but if you can do these sorts of things you set that stack right everything's here you set an angle we drop into the position and we learn how to turn and the lower body turns the upper body when we're here I turn this I get to a point right my lower body's turning I'd hit that block I keep twisting this through and then I would see that you can see how that would bring me a motion of taking the body around and into the throw that's what's really important so when we're moving into this position right we're going to set up so now we would go through some basic drills now we'll give you one of the drills from our program and remember in our system we just covered again some five six review this is what we call pillar three from here we're moving pillar three into the middle in the air is pillar four clearly I can't demonstrate being in the air so you'll notice from this camera where my hips are where my weight's at so what I'm going to do is squat and turn and you're going to see me push here I'm going to keep my head with my chest and I'm going to push off this leg I'm going to go straight down and turn and now I'm into that same position and all I've got to do is have the athlete turn here so many people will do drills and they'll say you know turn and put the leg down if you see a video doing that I'm going to highly advise you not to watch that video anymore you do not do this in a throw and there are a lot of things out there telling you get your foot down fast that's not how it works what you want to have your athletes do is squat turn and open this because we talked about down the left sector line notice where my feet are and now I can twist through you've got to get your athletes to learn how to do this it's lower body moves the upper body it goes without saying that if you have your athletes and you're brand new and you're trying to get to this transition you're going to have them learn how to step in what a lot of athletes do they step in and everything is turning so they're trying to rotate everything there's no separation you have to allow the lower body to move ahead of the upper body now you're starting to create that torque that separation so we can get here and land into the power position notice how I'm open notice that I'm pretty stacked up now I'm going to be able to turn through so how do you get your athletes to do this they've got to be holding that disc is right so this is your next step so your next step is we would go again inside our program we show you how pillar three drills pillar four drills and how we put together those drills in our throwing progressions that's our chain reaction and how we set alignment set the chain reaction and then we put together all the pieces that we're working and we flow into it so we would set up the position properly a lot of people you're going to see videos where they say stack up on here we have some athletes we're correcting they're learning to turn and they turn here but what do they do they do this every time because they're turning the upper body too much they have the right kind of idea but it's not an optimal thing and it's something that's going to give them a certain amount of success and then create a ceiling which is something you definitely want to don't want to do so again if you're a beginning coach what's the key thing that's going to screw everything up the hand position and carrying the discus so one things we talked about inside our system we have another video here on youtube talking about adding extra 20 feet holding the discus with the two fingers so that they feel how to do this and they get feel how to be comfortable so when they're setting up here and that discus can be in the right position now i'm going to grip it because i don't want it coming out of my hand and this would be a really important tip don't let your athletes do walkthroughs unless they're holding the discus like this but hold the discus like this don't hold it like this and don't cup it really important a lot of times you'll have your athletes walk through and they're going to hold their arm like this they're learning wrong don't do that you want to have this have them keep extended so that they feel how to set up the position feel how the lower body moves the upper body and you're going to notice how i keep the discus here and the reason we're going to do that when we do walkthroughs is we don't want the discus coming out we don't want to be hitting athletes we don't want it slipping out you know i've seen too many issues where that's been a big problem so remember the key thing is when you set up here you want your weight to simulate going from the left to the right and not moving this have your chest facing the direction of throw have your athletes squat down and turn into this position and turn the right leg through and then just guide the discus so if i'm throwing and i'm a new thrower what are they going to a lot of do they're going to do this kind of thing they're going to do this kind of thing you're going to do orbit's going to be off and we're going to address that for our members and member inside the system we talk about why all those things are happening and how we create prescriptions to avoid all that so when you guys are here keep everything level push pull this leg behind open it up and now your athletes are learning how to turn into the throw that would be a great day one for your beginners to have the beginning video if you watch the previous video on stand throw position that's pillar five six and then this is pillar three four and then the next video we'll talk about will include pillar one and two and putting together a full throw and again making sure that you're spending that time like we discussed in the last video bowls grass cutters tosses you know all these different things to get better at controlling the discus and like we said before be sure to check out our video extra 20 feet on how to hold the discus so hopefully you guys found this video helpful you're just going to keep things simple make sure that the athlete is comfortable carrying the discus for some athletes they're going to pick it up that are going to be your kids that excel faster for some of your athletes it's going to take weeks but be diligent continue with those fundamentals and make that a priority so that they can improve otherwise you're going past things too quickly and they're going to develop bad habits that are going to lead to bad technical foundation and once a bad foundation set you can't build on it or if you know how it would work if we built a really big building on a really poor foundation it's going to fall down real quick and it's going to have a limit we don't want to put limits on our throes we want to develop really key fundamentals remember the key things we talked about in the first video separation orbit radius right block leg delivery leg block arm we want to still be conscious of all that so when we're in this position now we have this leg the block leg is a sprint and then it's down into a block so you're going to be initiating that movement with that block leg pushing squatting turning landing and then turning the delivery leg through into the finish really simple the goal initially put some cones out moderate distance have the athlete simply to focus on directing and controlling the discus that's more important than anything when they learn how to control the discus they're going to develop technically much faster okay guys so hopefully you like that again if you remember log in we're going to go through some specific talk about specific pillar drills and throwing progressions and specific problems that you'll see and how to address those and for those of you that are not we'd love to see you on the inside but hopefully this video helps if it did be sure to give us a comment let us know how it's helped and be sure to give us a thumbs up if you like the video tell us about what else you'd like to see and we will see you guys on the next video take care