Remember, a hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best, chosen by one of the world's best known authors. They distinguish novelists. Ladies and gentlemen, this is James Hilton. Tonight on Our Hallmark Playhouse, we present a dramatization of another story by an author whose works have proved especially popular on Our Hallmark Playhouse. She is Edna Ferber, and her keen-witted and warm-hearted pictures of American life have given her a high reputation among writers. Our choice has the teasing titled April 25th as usual, and also as usual from this author, it handles its theme with charm and virtuosity. This makes it especially appropriate that our starter knight is none other than an actress whose own charm and virtuosity have placed her on a pinnacle, not only in our hearts, but in the history of our time, Miss Ethel Barrymore, a great name and a great lady of a great family. And now a word about hallmark cards from Frank Goss before we begin the first act of April 25th as usual, starring Ethel Barrymore. There are hallmark cards for every memorable occasion on your calendar, for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays. Yes, for every occasion that calls for remembrance, for a friendly greeting, a word of good cheer, an expression of sympathy. There is a hallmark card that says just what you want to say, the way you want to say it, and that identifying hallmark on the back. Well, that says you cared enough to send the very best. Now hallmark playhouse presenting April 25th as usual, starring Ethel Barrymore. Of Winnebago, Wisconsin, all with clean house in September and April. She started with the attic and worked her purifying pad down to the cellar in strict accordance with the unwritten rules for house cleaning. For 25 years she'd done it. For 25 years with Carol Swar's the router head, she had hated it, being an intelligent woman. Now don't gather from this that Millie Brewster was an ample pie baking gingham doll soul who wore a crushed looking hat with a palsy rose on top of it. She wasn't. But September had rolled around and Millie Brewster was at it again. I don't know how one hacky can hold so many things. That's easy, Miss Brewster, you put them there. I put them there while it's just impossible for one person to collect this so many assorted trunkloads of doodads. You call them doodads, Miss Brewster. I call them junk. Junk, Miss Mer, do you think I collect junk? Oh, I've been helping you clean house now since the year you were married to Mr. Hosea. That's when you first started and you ain't stopped since. When are you going to begin throwing some of it away? This may be all right, Miss Mer. It does seem sort of silly, doesn't it? But oh, well, once and for all I'm going to make up my mind to plow through these doodads. Why the high lousy? I'm laughing at Miss Leeds. You said the same thing last year and the year before that.  Uh-huh. You said the same thing last year and the year before that. And don't forget your broom. You said that last year too and the year before that. Well, I'll show you, Miss Mer, and I'll get through with this attic. There won't be a clunk left. Maybe not even the attic. You think I'm an old sentimental fool, don't you? Well, maybe you're right. Just look at this mess of old theatre programs. January 21st, 1923, 27 years ago. And this press rose. Hosea gave me that corsage. Tonight I'll never forget. We were in New York and Martin's took us back to meet Billy Burke. Oh, she was beautiful and so wonderful. Hosea said she couldn't hold a candle to me this silly. Maybe I'll just keep this one program through the rest out. Yeah. Oh, for heaven's sake, he is one that starred Victor Moore. I couldn't throw that away. Oh, I don't have time to go through these old... Guess I'll keep the whole pile. Get rid of them some other day. Well, of all things. The little plaid dress Peggy wore when she was seven. Peggy at seven. All golden curls and dimple sauce. He had paired it with a nice cream soda with whipped cream. Still that way, even if she has rolled up. A successful artist in New York. Think I'm going to throw that dress out to Miss Mer? It's not on your life. Now, here's something I should have got rid of years ago. If anything is unfashionable as last season's had, I'd like to know what it is. Yes, into the crash pile you go. Oh, no. I'd have married in that hat. Oh, well, how much space does a little hat take, anyway? Gracious. Do I still have this thing? The costume I wore when I played Juliet will win in big ol' little theater, Juliet. And Jose was Romeo. Romeo, Romeo, don't thy name and for thy name which is no part of thee, take all myself. As I start to clean this attic, there must be something I can throw out. Mommy. Mommy, darling. Peggy, Peggy, where is my baby? You put down that silly old dress, mommy. Oh, we didn't get your telegram. Did you? No, I didn't send one. I just thought I'd surprise you. Well, don't look so dazed, mommy. Look at you. You're all smudged. House cleaning. Of course, darling, this is September. Last time you were here in June. Would you order to know what happens in September? House cleaning. Mother, you know I'd forgotten. Still happens twice a year. September and April. The fridge gets moved out of the porch, woolen's out on the line, mattresses in the yard. Everything can be pounded, beaten, whisked, rubbed, flat, shaken, aired, is dragged out and then dragged in again. Well, I don't think it's anything to laugh about. I think it's supposed to be barbaric, medieval, slavery. Well, I've known you were coming. Come here to the window. Let me see you. Is that the kind of hat they're wearing? Why, it's your winter one, isn't it, already? You know me. I just got used to the angle of my summer one. Now, you stop stalling, mommy. Do you like cleaning the attic?  Well, then why in the world do you do it? Oh, I've always done it, Peggy. Oh, well, they may not be wearing tactics in New York. We haven't taken them off in winter bagels. Come on down to the kitchen.  Built around Ms. Mertz, you know, boiled. Well, do you know what a despot she is? Mommy, is it boiled? Honestly, on a hot day like this. With onions. Oh, Ms. Brewster. Yes, Ms. Mertz? I found a moth in Mr. Brewster's winter flannels. What shall I do with it? You'll get a death, Ms. Mertz. And don't you dare touch any of my doodas in this attic after I leave. Daddy, I want to talk to you about Mother. Me? She isn't well. What do you mean, isn't well? Mother? You and she ought to go away this winter, not just for a trip, but to stay. You ought to give up the house. Give up the house? Well, it isn't as if she were the old-fashioned kind. She isn't. She loves the theaters and beautiful clothes and lobsters and concerts. Oh, sure, sure, she likes them for a change, but for a steady dyno. You got used to this great barracks and you don't know how unhappy it's making you. Why, Mother said today that she hated it. I asked about the attic, the cleaning and all, and she said she hated it. Did she say that, Peggy? Yes. I never realized. Maybe it's time you did. Have a kitchen, Peggy. Then it'll be ready in a few minutes. Well, I'm really not very hungry, Mom. Oh, Mom. Oh, you darling. Now, boil dinner. Mmm, your wonderful taro salad and cheese soufflé. It's your coffee. How's your manager? You know there's always lots to eat in this house.  Mommy, I want to talk to you. Yes, Peggy. Mother, I don't think Daddy's well. He ought to go away. What do you mean, Peggy? Father, but he isn't sick. Well, not sick exactly, but sort of worn out.  Why don't you close it up or sell it? Come to New York and meet new men and women. Live, you're in a rut, both of you. Mom, get yourself settled and forget this place. Father hates it. I know it. Peggy, did he ever say so? Well, practically. He thinks you're fond of it and he wouldn't want to hurt your feelings, but, oh, Mommy, he looks so tired and old and, yeah, he's only 58. 57. Well, Mommy, dear, I don't know, Peggy. I never dreamed Josef felt like that and, of course, he should take it easy. Yes, he should take it easy. Wonderful, isn't he? Yes, baby, wonderful. More turns and big houses for us. We're city people now. Isn't it marvelous, Mom, Dad? Isn't this a perfect dream of an apartment? Don't you just love it? Well, it is rather nice. Compact. Well, that's it. Compact. No unnecessary corners to collect dust and stuff. You're... You're not disappointed, are you? No, darling. It's just that... Well, the rent's so high. At that price, I thought the furniture would be solid gold if it was picked out with diamonds. Yeah, it looks more like it was picked out at the dime store. Daddy, you better adore it, I know. Where's the kitchen, Peggy? You'll never guess. Right behind this screen, see? Well, the whole thing would be lost in one corner of my china closet. Well, it's big enough. This tiny gas range will cook steaks, chopped roasts, and it'll be more like play than work. Where's the refrigerator? Mother, you're leaning your elbow right on it. Small, isn't it? Why is the ceiling so high? I feel as if I was standing at the bottom of a well. That's because this is a studio apartment. The bedroom's upstairs.  Balcony. Say, this is your first night here in the apartment, and we're going to have our own opening night. Mr. and Mrs. Booster, for years, I've listened to her on one very memorable occasion you played Romeo and Juliet for the Winnebago Little Theater. Well, there's your balcony. This is a command performance. Let the play begin. Oh, no. No, you don't. Romeo? Well, I'm ready. We're waiting for Millie. Well, all right. I'll do it for you. I'll do it for you, say. The play is about to begin. Millie. Romeo, Romeo, Where far off thou, Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name, Or if thou wilt not be but sworn my love, And I'll no longer be a capitalich. Shall I hear more? Shall I speak at this? It is but thy name that is my enemy. What's it a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not Romeo called, Retain that dear perfection Which he owns without that title. Romeo, doth thy name, And for that name which is no part of thee, Take all thyself. Woman will return to the second act of April 25th, As usual, starring Ethel Barrymore. You know, when you buy greeting cards, They are never for yourself. You buy them only for others.  This is why the makers of hallmark cards Consider the words on every greeting card So very important. They are aware there is no magic like the magic Of words to reach the hearts of others. What power words have To deepen the affection of those you care for, To heighten their happiness on festive occasions, To comfort them in sorrow, To strengthen ties of friendship, And what power words have to make new friends. For every person, for every occasion, You will find hallmark cards to say Just what you want to say, The way you want to say it. And every hallmark card will speak also Of your own good taste, By its perfection in every detail Of color and design and craftsmanship. That's why I'm sure If you were to ask any group of friends What name they think of in greeting cards When they want to send the very best, They will quickly answer hallmark cards. So it is easy to remember It would be difficult to forget. To look for that hallmark on the back Of every card you choose, You carry enough to send The very best. Now back to James Hilton And the second act of April 25th as usual, Starring Ethel Barrymore. For Mr. and Mrs. Hosea C. Brewster, Of Winnebago, Wisconsin have begun. For now they were New Yorkers. But Dr. Peggy had left them that first night In their cozy little two-room studio apartment. They came upon them A feeling of desolation and vastness And a terrible loneliness Such as they'd never dreamed of In the great 12-room house in Winnebago. This they tried to cover up By feigning a light-heartedness That neither of them felt. It was 2 a.m. And though they'd retired, The rhythm of New York Still beat it out 8 to the bar. Sleeping water? No, not yet. Just nosing off. It's a strange bed, I guess. Oh, this is going to be great, though. Great. We should have done this years ago. We were in a couple of old fools Tying ourselves down as we did. No more furnaces for me. I threw with cleaning a big house forever.  Oh, gosh, no. I guess it's a nice enough place But here in New York Can really begin to live. Enjoy our life. This is the life, alright. We'll be known as those game roosters Like a fair society. Hosea, that'd be wonderful. Our age, we must get it right. It might as well be a lively one. It'd be a noisy one at any rate. Just listen to that piano. You think you could sleep without pressure tonight? We're New Yorkers now, Hosea. We might as well get used to New York sounds. It isn't like Winnebago When folks go to bed early And there's just a rustling of leaves And... Well, it's quiet there at night. It isn't here. I kind of like it. We can never get along so well With all that activity going on around us. I agree with you. Well, good night, Millie. Good night, Hosea. What a question to ask, Hosea. Just imagine our pegging you a Christmas party Especially for us. Why not? We gave her a party every year until she was 18. This is so exciting. Just look at all those smart-looking New York women. It's easy to tell where they're from. Is that so? Millie, they're all from the Midwest. As far as I can make out There's only one real New Yorker And the whole Kaboodle of them. Oh, which one is that? That kind of plain one over there. Sensible looking with the blue suit. I'd like to talk to Hosea. Take me over. We'll just go on over and introduce you south, Millie. Make believe you're sophisticated. Oh, that isn't the way it's done In Winnebago. No, go on over. All right, but I know I'm doing the wrong thing. I... I beg your pardon. I'm Millie Brewster, you know. Peggy's mother. Well, that's very interesting, Mrs. Brewster. I'm Alice Brewer. Peggy's told me so much about you that I don't know who you are even if you hadn't introduced yourself. Really? That's very decent of her. Mrs. Brewster, I don't want to be rude, but I don't know any Peggy. Oh, well, Peggy's my daughter. And she's the hostess here. Surely you must know her because she invited you here. Oh, no, she didn't. In New York, you don't need an invitation. You just drop in with a friend. Oh, certainly doesn't happen that way in Winnebago. Mrs. Brewster, just where is Winnebago? It's in Wisconsin. Oh. Quite a beautiful city. And the people there are friendly and wholesome. That sounds just like the place I live in. Well, New York is mighty fine and they're interesting people. I don't blame you for living here. But I don't live here. I was born here, but I live in Connecticut. You see, you Wisconsin people have crowded us out of New York. No breathing space. I love New York, but I don't know how I could live in it. Have you ever tried a studio apartment in New York? My dear, there's one corner of my soul that still wrinkled from the crushing. That deceitful lying kitchen. I think it's wonderful. I've met people like you from Wisconsin before. I like them. Particularly when they pretend they're in love with life in New York. They're such wonderful liars. Oh, forgive me, Mrs. Brewster. My friend is calling me. Stay happy. You bet I will. Oh, for January, Mr. Brewster. You know what's mighty decent you stop speaking to me all the time? Just a door man.  You're like home folks. I counted a blessing that you talked to me. It is lonesome in New York, isn't it? Have you noticed it, too? I sure have. Well, there are times when thoughts of home kind of creep up on you, but... Well, Jerry, as far as I'm concerned, it's a mighty fine place. How much of a dinner? I didn't have time to shop. You wouldn't be cooking around like this anyway, Millie. I'll tell you what. We'll lead out tomorrow night somewhere and go to a show. Don't you think they'd be able to stay home one night? Well, you get a big kick out of the theater, don't you? I should say I do, Father. That chop you're eating is small, isn't it? Tastes good for February. Besides, I never had a big appetite anyway. No, Jose, since when? Since I came to New York. I've never felt so wonderful. Feel my stomach. It's as hard as a rock.  It's the life, Mother. It's the life. Peggy, the prices they ask for hats here. I'm not going to buy one till I get back to Winnebago. Mother, do you think you're going back home? To Winnebago? What me should say to that? Mommy. Mommy, aren't you happy here? Why, what a question to ask. I just love it here. I, well...  And why are these chairs, tables, and rugs pushed into a heap? Well, I was cleaning house. It's April. Millie, and that's just the thing you came here to get away from. Well, I didn't mean to, Father. When I got up this morning, it was a better letter from the woman who owns this apartment. She asked me to go to the whole closet, the one she reserved for her own things, you know, and she couldn't get out of the box she told me about and had the whole boy express it to her. And I did, and... and this is the result. Oh, no. I... I don't know. It made me, well, not homesick, is it? Not homesick, exactly, but they in the little closet were boxes crammed full of doodads and it just made me thinking... Mother, mother, let's stop fooling each other. Let's go home. Go ahead. Now? But, Jose, take this flat. The lease runs and don't you... Now. Unless you want to stay. Unless you like it here in this... this make-believe, double-barrel duplex, du-funny of a studio thing. Let's go home, Mother. Yes, Jose. Let's go home and... and breathe. Welcome home. Isn't it wonderful? How big the house looks. I should say. Now I know how a jack in the box feels when the lid's open. No wonder it grins and throws out its arms. Let's never leave this house again, Jose. Let's never leave our friends here again. It won't happen, Millie. It'll never happen. Jose, no more smooth chops for you. I bought her the biggest steak Mr. Henke had in this shop for tonight. And tomorrow, what a surprise you're going to get. Yeah. Oh, Miss Merce. So good to see you. Thank you. Miss Booster, I'm saving time for you at the end of the month for April Cleaners. Why, of course, Miss Merce. April 25th, the usual. April 25th. But then we'll return in a moment. February is the month of famous birthdays. Lankens and Washington's. We all remember their birthdays. But how many of us remember the birthdays of our own friends? Yet when someone sends us birthday cards, I can't think of any gesture that brings more appreciation. And it's so easy if you know about the wonderful collection of birthday greetings at the fine store where you buy hallmark cards. Or there are all types of hallmark birthday cards, clever ones to make your friends laugh at the years, warm affection and messages for those you love, novel cards to thrill the children, sincere greetings to delight any one of any age. Why don't you do this tomorrow? Make a list of friends and loved ones who have birthdays this month, or in March or April. Then choose a hallmark birthday card for each. Just what you want to say the way you want to say it. And that hallmark on the back will carry added meaning, for it says you cared enough to send the very best. Here again is James Holtz. Thank you, Russell Barrymore. We are indeed honored to have you here tonight. 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my weights like the linear weights that you solve for have these units um and that's actually cool because it all works um if you it's like if you actually do this you know if you multiply it out you find out that like oh look at these you know centimeters and years cancel and what's left is kilograms which is exactly the unit of the thing you were solving for so like I followed this all the way through and did not lose faith and sure enough you can do data science with unit analysis questions all right oh like has a question right exactly um so by the way part of the reason I started doing this is because I actually have um type I have like type level unit analysis and scale where like if you screw the units up it's actually a type error it'll fail to compile and I wanted these kind of laws so that I could actually you know apply that and so you could give it you know matrices with units as types and it comes out with the correct types I care all right thank you next up open source with uh sorry the importance of d and i in open source which originally I thought was p and i and took a while for me to figure out that was actually a d on the whiteboard and not a p and I am unaware of what p and i is pets and inclusivity right uh so do you have slides you have no slides y'all have me so who here is not a computer science major great this is good so I put this up originally as the importance of d and i and I'm glad to see so many different majors because we all bring something different to the table I was an animal science major and extension education I don't palpate cows in open source but you learn how to ask questions you learn how to look at things differently and the importance of d and I within open source and in computers and anything else is everyone brings something different to the table how you ask a question how you see things and as a career in computers I started off as tech support answering phones then I moved into development software management operations and again how you look at a problem how you solve a problem how you investigate that problem is so different based on your background because someone else might go right to the log someone else might go to the screen you know taking something out of the equation to see how that changes things so these are the importance of diversity in computers and in open source and one thing I went to a imposter syndrome talk from major Hayden if anyone knows major and you would think he would never have imposter syndrome at rack space he had his picture on the wall he had his own little badge sticker I mean major was a big deal major do everything if you had a question you went to major and to hear him talk that he had doubts makes you wonder well if major has doubts it's okay to have doubts this is kind of going to Pat's talk but so you also realize that when you go to a conference you are the only female in the room half the time I'm the only female on a team the only one in the room we joked at open source summit this past year that we actually had to wait five seconds at the bathroom you know you're a grace hopper when you have to wait in line for the bathroom in fact in houston I kind of knocked on the men's door and said incoming and let a group in we would have been there for 30 minutes but those are not our normal problems our normal problem is we are the only one there so we do analysis of our communities and I hope everyone does that we send out diversity and inclusion surveys to see where we are and it's not just a gender issue how you word your questions do you feel like you're a minority in the community do you feel like you're a minority in your country because in your country you may not be a minority in your community you might be so asking questions that aren't just a or b are important to find out what's actually going on in your community because it's how those people look at the problems have the discussions that is what is important about diversity and inclusion within open source and we don't think about that you know it's like well everyone in the room has a computer science degree and we all think the same and we all you know so that was why I wanted to come up here and talk and the fact is if you notice you're the only one in the room put in a conference talk speak run for a leader position leadership position remember I started in tech support I am now on three board of directors you know if you put your heart and soul in these open source projects you can do anything you want and I think that is the lesson so don't think because you don't look like the person next to you that you can't be something and that's my talk all righty uh next up we have uh an unknown talk it's one of two I don't know which choice they're going to make okay not to know things do you have slides I do not have slides but I have a timer okay it's okay not to know things they tell me in a presentation you open with the joke here's the joke on the first day of your job you know how to do it that's the joke those of you who have not had jobs in the tech industry before this is how it works they hire you because they think eventually you can learn how to do this job they do not hire you because you know how to do it they do not pay you because you know how to do it they did not get you there because you know how to do it it's okay not to know things this is what your team members are for this is where you have an opportunity to learn and ask questions because a lot of the time the things that we're doing are just that's the process we ended up with why uh yeah it's like it's just it's just what we do like steve when he was here 35 years ago picked it well steve retired can we do it differently we have this thing called like web servers now and so it's okay not to know things ask questions if you're new in your industry ask them all the time because it's okay not to know things we need people to ask what's going on because half the time the people who have been there forever don't actually know what's going on they just know what they're doing and that's a big difference so ask the questions don't be afraid when you get a new job and you don't know how to do literally any single thing they've assigned you and you don't actually know what they've assigned you um oh wait on so day one oh where's the ticket system oh yeah someone should probably tell you that yeah yeah they really should but you don't know that and you know to ask about it well what about how we had this weird grub boot loader problem that like exploded the box yeah if you don't know how to fix it you don't know how to fix it and that's fine it's okay not to know things as long as you're willing to learn the answers and that's the other piece of it um don't be that person that always doesn't know but don't be afraid to not know it's fine it's okay when i started at my current job i did not know how to do it i had i had built zero rpms in my entire life when i became one of the developers for scientific linux that builds rpm packages for a linux distribution i did not know how to do this but i knew to ask the questions and learn the answers and that's what this industry is about that's what we're here for that's what your peers are for if you've seen someone up here giving a presentation they genuinely meaningfully actually want you to ask them your questions this q and a section at the end of everything isn't a joke that's just there to like make them feel better they want your questions and i want you to ask them your questions i'm going to beg you i'm going to plead you with you don't be that person that sits in the back and thinks well i don't know what's going on so i shouldn't keep like it'll be like i'll just sit in the back here none of us know what's going on there's too much in the tech industry to keep track of one interface in the kernel um there's what seven eight hundred packages in rel that are just binary type enumeration you can't keep track of that no one knows all of it no one knows half of it no one knows a third of it don't be intimidated by your ignorance be intimidated by the fact that you're afraid to ask the question and chase that and don't be afraid of it and with that i have 42 seconds left all right next up we have academic study and community matters and do we do we have a vkp oh okay that might be coming up all right and so next up we also have cross-disciplinary inspiration for information systems which you can give if you prepared it but they were last on the list and weren't sure they were actually going to want to present it but i don't see i don't know what the guy's name is but i don't see it uh no that's yeah it's one of Alex yeah yeah i think you're right um so is he hiding in the back over there okay he just came up he knew he was coming up and said nope i'm out uh all right well then we will transition to what is currently scheduled which is um so if you're unaware of this devconf us normally we do an easter egg talk so something that on the face of it sounds like a good idea at an interesting talk then you get there and you find out it isn't sick so this year we're doing a small variant which is uh adam has had uh some good luck with a concept called slide show karaoke we will need participants from the crowd uh and uh i didn't see if you wrote me back do you want to use your machine or mine okay um we'll exactly uh so what we would love though is um because the point of this exercise is it is you don't know what exactly you'll be presenting so if we can get some volunteers to get ready to present all right uh maybe we should let's say uh how about uh guess a number between one and ten um and uh and then i'll figure out the winner let's see i have ten fingers let's see all right so hold up a number of fingers how many fingers is that all right uh let's see we got none of you have gotten it all right let's try again i will do it another number apparently i pick odd numbers all right one more time numbers or i can't count one of the two uh it looks like jen is up all right uh then we will go in order of i don't know first name we'll figure it out all right so these are the rules and we should have titled it would you like to give a lighting top i have nothing nothing to say um this is your opportunity um anyway sorry that was funny um all right so you can use this is awesome you can use the stick mic or you can use this one let's not have them both okay let me just use that okay how do you mic okay and it's autoplay right it's autoplay 15 seconds a slide five slides and you go so this guy has a big idea in the form of a light bulb look how lit up it is it means you too can hold a light bulb in your hands and have great ideas just know you too can do this and look your brain is inside this multicolored skull you too can have a multicolored skull look at that the light full green you have in our occipital region isn't it wonderful and then you can evolve into a wooden owl and the green really is symbolized by the moss just know that anything is possible because it began with a light bulb in your hands and it looks like the character from cars has come into the slide deck he's become a planner maybe he was a car once but now he's a planner and i have no idea what this means i think the brain may have exploded inside the multicolored skull and i'm afraid that these two raccoons had rabies and are playing basketball the end well done well done live streaming i pray to god okay awesome um all right so who's next you now need to hold up uh let's do let's do five fingers maybe we'll figure it out faster i'll put it in my pocket uh all right so hold them up uh niche you're up i can see the slides much easier we can hide it for me oh that would be interesting okay okay oh yeah all right um have you ever been pensive enough that you don't into uh moose you're out in the hills and we're really going animal theme this time i'm sorry yeah i like i think that's what amy was thinking right now when i called it a moose that's a go oh the wood goods um oh so we're going animal theme this time yeah so um you know you're in the hills you're thinking what do you want to do next um and someone suggests horse racing jockeying and that's what you end up doing um you're racing off the dev cons and then you see jen present and she's hilarious so you just lose your mind there's a sheep are you on the list would you like to present uh i was actually thinking about running you the same one uh let's give it a no wait let's wait so you forget some of it all right uh let's see uh hold up some numbers uh back left corner i can't quite see who you're that i'm actually being honest about the numbers i'm not picking favorites the paintbrush creativity spark your mind all this and more welcome to the b u school of fine arts a little known degree program here at the b u school of fine arts is our parkour school our parkour program is one of the strongest in the nation the art of motion is our most popular class here at b u we go from complete beginners all the way to flips and in the really advanced courses of course you actually blend different disciplines you learn how to paint while flipping the way that works is actually more blood goes to your head so you can be even more creative and this will really give you wings and let you take off and let your creativity really soar so here at the b u school of fine arts we only use the finest duck feathers and uh we actually pull them right from the fence you might see them on the way back and uh we also have a culinary program which not a lot of people know about we developed this one in collaboration with uh the disney company of course and uh our chefs are in resorts all around the world we call them pancake artists that's just a journey like he is anyway who's next hold up some numbers you gotta hold up different numbers do we just have the two people here is there anybody else holding up numbers come on you did it every other time what what do you got all right uh who's closest yeah let's let's Troy's closest how many oh sorry it started Troy so he's up Troy's up once upon a time I was walking through the forest just acting oh just acting like the chicken I was because I was scared of everything I saw this giant fly flying around I thought it was a bee but in reality it was a storm trooper so I had the duck behind the trees they were shooting around shooting around and I didn't know what to do so I hid behind my desk pretended I was another storm trooper oh no I didn't but I said I set off my my fireworks so that so that my uh rebel friends could come find me and my fireworks went up and they went bang oh wow and they came zooming in at light speed and they rescued me and then we had we had a party and my my best pug friend Frodo came and licked me all over and that was how I got out of indoor of course it was thank you all right a test hello all right who's up next let's see are you gonna go no all right anybody else well then I guess you win you're up exactly actually also had the right number all right space when I'm ready the fact is penguins are the single most important creature on the face of the earth they control the universe through the power of their mind for example this emperor penguin is currently making me give this presentation and so we have to talk to ourselves about woodworking and the epic advances that penguins are making within this important field of climate engineering woodworking penguins are at the forefront of modern practices for architecture and design and so we have to work within them as we talk about things like how do we send penguin woodworkers into space these questions are in national importance and perhaps the greatest ideas of mankind can ever have is truly to look at our penguin woodworkers and say can they fly helicopters the answer this of course being that the helicopters are not terribly handicap accessible and we're working into this project it's important that we increase our disability access because these penguin woodworkers are controlling my mind and making me think about gummy bears all I want in life are gummy bears I don't know why I don't have a choice in the matter but what I do know is that if we don't put the penguin woodworkers into space I won't ever get off the podium very well done I am curious is uh is the penguin woodworking another division that at boston university is there a collaboration there with the department of fine arts all right all right uh so yeah yeah right exactly all right so do we have any other takers we have several more slides we don't want to waste them that's the point of the exercise I guess it will be sally sometimes known as Molly that's my sister's name Molly I'm really curious you know what's going to come out of my mouth because like I never know so that now this is making me feel calm I'm going inside I'm not worried about my children minimal with no next okay why am I getting the strangest ass slides in the mouth and where I really thought the opening was the best it was a very good mimic it was really that was really really well done who else we have any other takers there will be no reference to operating systems I can talk about other things sure sure you there's one thing you should learn from this conference it is that dogs are the master race of the world and they are going to take over everything but they're disguising it with their cuteness and they their their enemies are the little tiger parrots who are flitting around and they use a field of deception so that you think that they're just pigeons when they are in Boston but like the fearsome braying horse that comes through the city in the guise of the tea all these animals are around you at all times in disguise and ready to attack like a weasel or stote or ferret or something just leaping leaping probably to their own doom because they don't really judge distance very well I think it's probably going to happen here and I can't even see this picture very well I have to look here we've got a bear in a compromising position here and that's probably how things are going to end for us all with the animals attacking the world and there were no operating systems all right do we have any other takers we have several more slides for your enjoyment come on we've got to have somebody all right good afternoon everyone thank you for joining me here today it's a very important discussion we'll uh drive in too so when it comes to the serengeti the main thing is to leap leap as big and as high as you can because you need to get out of the way of the sand as it's coming after you in this photo you'll see the sand is chasing the quadcopter thing right and and the most important part of doing this is to make sure that your actions your maneuvers are following the careful martial arts in this case the swan maneuver is a good way to keep yourself out of the way of that sand whoa like that right just keep that in mind as you're going through the serengeti and in this particular case you see we we were able to capture in stop motion a 100 000 racers all doing the whoo motion at the same time and and the the the way that they moved caused the light to reflect to make them all appear the same color now there is a caution this is a cautionary tale whatever you do don't fall in love with that which is toxic to you okay whatever it is don't forget it will not turn its head away if you really it will learn it will just you know it'll buy two need you up so that's all um and the last thing is as your the key thing is as you're as you're contemplating your changes in life and whether you're going to become you know one of these serengeti racers and actually do these maneuvers just remember eat carefully chew your food before you swallow thank you thank you thank you very well done very well done uh we have one more set two two more sets so do we have any takers we have two more set don't yeah we could go back to the animal one that's no that is impossible never mind all right there will probably if you've noticed there's actually been a lot of animals in general so this one of course all of the different animal this of course will not have any it was a ferret how do you know the difference the markings on the face of course i have no idea so even though we're not talking about animals we apparently have dolphin bananas who are eating grapes so the dolphin banana can also be used as a gun so you just turn it around so that the face is in your hand and then you can shoot everybody and you have to make ugly faces while you're doing ah but after you have used all your banana bullets you can also get your enemies by dropping the peel on the ground and then as they're walking they will squish and slide to their doom but certain types of bananas can be turned into tents and give you safety and warmth in the dark of night while you're on the mountain under the stars are there any more but if you alienate your dolphin banana he turns into the devil notice his horns notice his fangs the dolphin banana can be your friend or your enemy thank you for the educational moment on the dolphin banana uh i've i've actually been curious for a long time about the the various you know kind of life expectancy etc you know life path of the dolphin banana i know adam was too so we really appreciate the education all right who's who's up next me all right hopefully i get a good set we'll see we'll see all right should i have uh i liked your start of the once upon a time uh so there was a student of basically like how does art come together right so you you want to bring the pieces together and they're trying to understand at the b u school fine arts of course um how to merge these animals and bring together an amorphic picture and then sometimes when you make a mistake uh you end up with things like this so this is where we cross those pictures together and it just it it really is not bringing out the mood that you really intended so you really when you're at the view of school fine arts you got to be careful that however as you can see when you get truly good from the parkour school you actually are able to uh you know like run with the hyenas right i mean this is really important and you know and then of course ultimately when you can kind of bring it all together you can actually uh you know be a lovely calm goat maybe um llama uh and so i'm also not good at animal identification um but there's always a danger right you can you can get too close to the sun this is this is the problem you don't want to have too large an impact on the overall world because you can just just destroy it and i mean what could happen the penguins will take over all right thanks everybody uh one of these days we will also try to do the slideshow karaoke that adam and i have been debating about for several years which is where you see the set of slides first and then you have to get the talk but you have multiple people give the same like from the same set of slides so we will not be doing that today because it is two minutes of five and uh we don't want you here anymore oh sorry we think you should be able to have a chance to go and have dinner and all those kinds of things before the party at seven p.m uh do not miss it uh it will be a lot of fun the theme is space exploration uh so who knows what that could mean uh it could be the penguins yes oh yeah so the party is at seven p.m uh it is at the photonics building uh which is kind of like down the street a little bit um but it's across the street it's very very obvious because it's a tall silvery building um and it does have a beam of light on the side that's right and it is on the ninth floor uh in a big huge open blasting area so it's like got great views of the city especially at night so we strongly encourage you to come and don't forget you will need a ticket which you can collect from registration or if we have leftover tickets we will have them at the door so if you don't have a ticket we probably have some extras uh follow us on twitter and we will definitely announce if we run out okay yes there's food and drinks yes exactly and prizes maybe prizes to definitely games and a dj unfortunately we couldn't make Keetar bear happen this year sadly it was all on me i apologize um but hopefully next time so but we do have a dj uh who is not only a professional dj but also a professional redhatter so uh with i have been assured space exploration themed music so we'll see what it goes all right thanks everybody


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So such type of behaviour or such type of actions if these are done by individuals which is minor below 18 years of age that is called juvenile delinquency. Tār pāso te amik kabu pārza na indian panel court nowadays the uses the term juvenile offence. Amar chi indian panel court ase, hei korte azikali ki kori se jai delinquency khoptato atorai juvenile offence buli koi se jai koi khurat kora kisman duh tārata huise. Tār pāso te instead of juvenile delinquency it can be called one of the serious social problem. Itu amar khamajor karne utti koi bhabi sa bulugia tā khamajsa karon aji amar jubabralan mo amar ki hei jai bhabhi sotor amar nagorip. Te onukor parod amar prajan mar parod dekhon amar khamas khan apnir par kore unudi nir par kore. Jodhi te onuke hei boyo khot aprād pravano tam lak kambur kori zai tante amar bhabhi sot khamas khan aur ki ludo kha hobo, ki goti hobo. It's a very serious social problem. Ami jodhi ainoor falo ar prasau juvenile offence. It is juvenile offence jai koi khurat buli. And if we see from the social side, then it is a social problem. Te ata khamajor karone ata khamajsa. Which behavior of the particular individual is unacceptable by the society. Jounkini asoran amar khamajhe krohan kori punware. Aru ami jodhi from the point of psychological view point we see, then we can found that it is a kind of emotional immaturity. Jodhi ami abegit dikhon prasau. Te tia hana ami ki dekhim, jai amar abegit bhabhe oporipokko huar karone, eneku anharon ar asoran homo, hei boyo khor loras wali e kore. Hei karne ami juvenile offence koi khur aprād pravano tam parke hu tiktoran ar baith khami puanai, kintu etu ata homoisa. Ami etu e zani bo laki po, jai janorili it implies behavior, patterns which are termed as violation of criminal code. Jai ayin koto bhabhe, homajor bhabhe, aru abegit bhabhe juntu dikhon prasau psychologically it's an offence. Te arpasad, ami aho batone characteristics of juvenile delinquency. Jai koi khur aprād pravano tam, ami dekhapao. First of all, delinquency children, who fall under this group of 12, 13 to 18 years of age, hanarte bāro jirabā uthara basa boyo khor bhi chorab, hei jodhi hei aprād mula kambur kore, tak juvenile delinquency koi khur aprād pravano tam boli guāhar. Te arpasate, educationally, retardation and intellectual inferiority. Hei, loras wali burar, ami ki dekhu, jai parākhuna teunuke morata ākhur aprād pravano kore, ar teunuke kii hoi hinamajnata bhuge, jai, intellectual inferiority dekhil. Te arpasate, jar karane dekhil frustrated, teunuke frustrated hoi hoi, takha gross to hoi, jar phala teunuke hoi to bhi akamot involvabopare. Te arpasate, ami dekhu, jai sometimes reading is difficult for them, parākhuna to teunukor karane ta khomessa tāi bhoizai, teunuke hebur kamot imal nijab, besto kori bo nibisare. Aru kii hoi delinquent children are generally restless and unstable, caunlu chathes to sansal hoi, hitu baya khat, chathes to sansal hoi, jikunu bane kamot teunuke manu jukti bo nuare, aru they are unstable, they are unstable, they are unstable, and that they are generally, the important thing is that, they are generally emotionally immature hitu, otikoi guruchapun na kotha, teunuke, abekor dara porisali to hoi, teunuke, fail to control their emotions, teunuke, nijor abekto dhori rakhi bo nuare, control kori bo nuare, char, phallot, teunuke, abekor dara porisali to hoi, teunuke, apra, jani to, ketpur karjok kore. aru normally, they are sociable by me, saar, khadrante dekhazai se, teunuke, hohazate, manu har daco, bo nu dhutto saapun kori bo bha, kisuman, particular khetra, tako dekhazai se, they even show distinct qualities of leadership, kisuman, thetra dekhazai. aru normally, successful and informing and maintaining gang, jidol, khe gathankara, teunuke, suksesful hoi, teunuke, manuhi, kata dara, bele goku, maine, prabhabita kori bo visare, he to, teunuke, satisfaction by, teunuke, jadi, kampur, jadi, aparat, praban mula, teunuke, kampur, their group, then, they become aggressive, hostile, suspicious, zealous, paransam, teunuke, kihai, kajia khur hoi, hing khuk hoi, jelas hoi, teunuke, bele goku, manuhi, kata dara, kong tile, karbhag, maridhi bo, manjai, kibaba, beakamkori bo, manjai, kharabostu bhangi bo, manjai, teunuke, nisa jukto, teunuke, otti, agrohpai, hebur, kamur karane, these are some of the characteristics, tarabasuri kihai ze, delinqen develop some negative personality traits, ze teunuke, bektikto, kisuman, renatmoktik, teunuke develop kore, jar karane, teunuke kihai ze, aparat mula, kampur, hohojote, lipte hoi, he kampur kore, he, aze hi kharti khakol, ami hi kilu, ze, batis delinqen si, batis venail delinqen si, and what are the characteristics of juvenile delinqen si, otthat, aparat prabonata nuki, epe aparat prabonata, amar ho major karane, ita ho moisa, he aparat prabonata sodi, ami koi hurat koro, it's called juvenile delinqen si, koi hurat aparat prabonata, aro, he aparat prabonata ho moihar, gyane, ji khi ni manu hai, tenipat honor kamu kore, teunuke, hadhante, kuru significant kisman, karakteristiks tha ke, he ho moihunuki, ekne kotha, ami jo naadorkar, gyano, amar homaskhanorkarane ba, amar jubo prabonata mo kami bhal kori bor karane, we have to be aware, we have to be conscious. as a educated person, as a responsible member of the society, we have to be aware. so we should know about this significant problem of the society, that are emerging in a very dangerous way, in our present society. ami nirpahar keistu, ki ami ko boparu, se khuttarabasuriya, loratwe, ami kenikwad honor, tenu kamu kore, kothi ke, enikwa, homo, ami homajor pra atorai, rakhi bolo hi, kamu, ami khe bhi hoi, jani, khe bhi hoi, we should be conscious. etya, moihabisuse, apunalo ke, bujipaise alu sanakini, jai, ami horu duta, topi korport alu sanakori silu, prathom tu hoi silai, abunalo ke, moi akoibar kori su, jai, koi horu aparat prabonata, tara, gote moi alu sanakori su, jai aparat prabonata nu ki, jai, amar homajor, jikhini, homoisam, ba, jikhini, amar homajor, bortaman, hongori tu hoi ase, in our society, jai, for the ill-mental health, tar karne, ami ko boparu, ami, manuhik saistor, loratwe, duka tha related, aru, in the, field of education, aru, the, educationist, aru, the social thinker, the psychologist, has given importance aru, the mental health of the indivisible, jai, manuhik saistor, uporot, gurut to di se, karon, ji delinquency, juvenile delinquency, jai, dharanar, ami kotha nahok, jai, dharanar, ami homoisam nahok, jikhini, ami, hikhar jukere, because education is the instrument, main instrument, it can be regarded as the powerful instrument, so that we can eradicate such type of problem from our society, amar, khoma jor parak, he, homoisam, ami, manuhik saistor, uporot, gurut to di se, hikhar di se, karon, manuhik saistor, uporot, gurut to di se, kionu, aajir, hikhar, jagat khan, amar keniko hai se, it's a student-centered, it's a student-centered, agote kiasir, teacher-centered, teacher was all-in-all in the education system, kintu, aajir, homoisam, hikhar di se, teacher-centered nahok, student-centered, kion, karon, ami, amar, hikhar di se, jai, homoisam, manuhik saistor, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hихar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, karoin punitСпstenal sree, hikhari di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, baii baii baii baihi baili, chauh remains in the education system, tajari, hikhar di se, hikhar di se, lighter. k Yoshi bebo uparah Across Hope, to the he聽 s Presence, humoise, इने क्वा द्हुरनर अपरात मुलोक काम फमूर परा आमर लवास्वालिग पाहिखकर्टी होकलोक अटराई अनिभो परी। हे करोने, अपरात प्रबनोता, कोईख्रार अपरात प्रबनोता तार, करेक्टर हमो, इस वेरी अपर्टें, विशुद नो, आमी अपकल फिक्ख्ख फिसापे, आजे तीचर बा आजे परेंस, तार, करोने आमी जोना तुन होए, आमी हमाच्वर, हदोइस्थो फिसापे, अजे मेंबर अप ते सुसाआटी, विशुद नो, this type of problem. विशुद नो about such characteristics of a, अपराड, प्रबाण, मोट्टा, मुलब, चुन, काम, जे कोगे, तिहे मानु, किनि तु मानु, ही कब वस था तु खिनि का, ते अनु के कि बादा करोनो थे, हे काम, किनि कोगे, एने तु मानु हे फुट्टी ते भेया काम तानो कोगे, ते अनु कर फुट्ट्टेषे, ते अनु कर नब्रेज्व, ते अनु कर mental condition, ते अनु कर mental state, ते अनु कर environment, this is very important for that particular, such particular problem, so that we can eradicate. ये एक वाद रोन और खमोइस न खमोइस खमोआर आरोद, मानु हे जोन और मानु ही कब वस था, చాస్ యౕత్యట్రిను, చాస్రినినాస్. న్చిలులీలినానీ కర్చినాస్ న్చిరిను. గతర్ న్చికాస్చికు ప్ వాఋ్చారిను. అన్ న్చిస్టాస్ను మా and what do we mean about the Lincvensij for that because it taka bad that is the package of Infinite Puzzles. What light means to you. But the Lincven shortly wears your pants. ఈరిభ్విఆనం చలెరిక్ని. ఉదిక్చి . ఑కిట్నకి ఏవిక్విక్. వానిబలాలాకో నికేిబటిక, రాగికి .ేటాగాండిల్డం. చలరికికి మేవిటికి. or how such a problem can affect or how such a problem have the negative impact on our society. Which is our major catch-up. Kiki enekwa homoisa homo har. Jai renatmok tar prabhap khamuh nu kiki. Renatmok kiki prabhap paren. Ami kiyonu kansarn ho volake? Why should we know about teleinquancy, about juvenile teleinquancy? Why should we ever? Kiyonu ami he bhi khoye jaani volake? Kiyonu ami janatu prawe jan? Enekwa tharno kismon apunal ko prasna porikhthara ahibopare. He karne ekhe ni jiban pari apunal ke porhibo. Aru enekwa tharno jodikipak kveri thake. Te tia hole amar khakha kolor lagot apunal ke jugajuk koribop. Ani jor kveri khiniloya ahibopuli mahakorilu. Aru he aithaytu apuni belak-belak psychological foundation of education aur kitapot pabot harok mahakismon koi di sujhe essential of educational psychology. Because publication. New del hit or writer G.C. Agarwal. Te aru kitapot ekhe ni pabot. Te arupasote bhatiyaan bhatiya educational psychology and guidance. Tatu apunal ke sabopare. Aru advanced educational psychology SS Sohan. Itu ena hoi ze apunal ke porhibo. Aapunal ke te nikwa tharno. Mevinno reference book apura. Aru aithaytu ek jani boloi apunal ke hekhini kansal koribopare. Ekhe ni ke koi. Moi azir alu sana hamarunimari. Namaskar.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. That's me coming at you with a brand new release, a lot of new releases today. 2020, 2021, Panini, Daunris, basketball, two box, hobby edition, two box break, random team number three. One spot gets you two teams in this break. So that's a pretty good price point I think. I think most people would have bought two anyway. All card ship. I love these crunch time inserts here. The marvels have already been pretty strong, but the crunch time inserts I really like. So hopefully we can pull some. All right, so one spot gets you two, so let's double you up like Sir Mix a lot. And all 30 teams are in. Let's roll it and randomize names and teams six and a five, 11 times each. One, two, three, four, 10, and 11th and final time. After 11, we've got Billy down to cruise. All right, six and a five, 11 times for the teams. One, two, three, 10, and good luck everybody. 11th and final time. We got the Spurs down to the Pelicans. I'm sure second year Zions will still do. All right, on the secondary market, he's been playing some excellent basketball this season. All right, Darian, no worries. No worries. Not bad for some free advice, right? Although I will accept a commission check and now I'm kidding, don't. Billy with the Spurs, Ramon with the Celtics, James with the Pistons, Brian with the Lakers, Brian Ferguson with the T-Wolves, Narc with the Nuggets.  It's his team, right there. Ramon with the Wizards, Billy with the Cavs, Ryan with the Pacers, James with the Clippers, Patrick with the Kings, Corey with the Heat, Narc with the Thunder, Brian Ferguson, Jazz, and Raptors, EA, Hornets, and Magic, Narc with the Bulls, Corey with the Suns, and Cruz with the Pelicans. We're gonna get all this on one page, sort by team, alphabetically, and I grabbed two random boxes from the pile that Jason left me, I think. I think we mark these with some Sharpie right there so we know it's all from the same case. So we're gonna pause the video when we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades, and then the break, stick around. All right, welcome back folks. A little bit of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done here. Thanks everyone for getting in, appreciate it. Nice, let's, what's going on in basketball today? I think, Oliver, you're Kings, and my Lakers are playing together tonight, but I think LeBron might be out for today's action, or maybe not. Thought I saw that on the ticker. Oh, there it is, yeah, LeBron out. LeBron out for tonight, but still set for the All-Star game. Adjust your daily fantasy line. Sean Jaspy, what's going on? How are you? Donchage doubtful, I guess a lot, a lot of maybe stars taking a little break. I'll bet LeBron would have played if this was a playoff game, you know what I mean? But I think they're trying to force him to get some, take some rest. I think there's up to like a week off, right? Before the second half of the season starts, I think for almost a week, by the time rest and All-Star game, and then all that sort of stuff. Yeah, I guess everyone's just kind of cruising, taking some extra time off. I think the Lakers are in need of a third option, Dennis Schroeder. When everyone's healthy, AD, LeBron, Dennis Schroeder, and then you go down the line, Kuzma, then Caruso. It's a pretty solid team when everyone's healthy. It's like, imagine if the Sixers lost Joel Embied and Ben Simmons. They wouldn't look very good either. There's Jersey Kings, Vernon and Kerry Jr. Do we have any Purcell boxes to sale for like Tops Christmas boxes? No. Some, no, maybe. There's Nico Mannion, 91 out of 99. A possible cousin of one of my colleagues here at Jaspies. There's Sabin Lee. I think I feel like Sabin Lee has been playing, has had a few good games here and there. That's at a 349. Nico Mannion goes to Golden State Cruz. Sabin Lee goes to Detroit. That'll go to James. These Marvel's inserts are pretty cool. There's Paul George. I love these crunch time car. I don't know what these guys' value is on the secondary market, but I like the crunch time. There's Anthony Edwards. Patrick Williams playing some good basketball. An all-card chip, ladies and gentlemen, so. There's LeBron for the Lakers for Brian. Patrick Williams for the Bulls playing some good hoop. Narik with that one. Anthony Edwards, your number one overall pick. Going to Brian Ferguson and the T-Wills. Yeah, a lot of young pistons playing well. Sabin Lee, Sadiq Bay. Those are the two names that jumped in my mind. More crunch time, Ben Simmons. I mean, they're a little more common than I thought. Jason Tatum, Marvel's. James Harden. Peyton Pritchard, I think, playing some good hoops. And there's our first Lamello Ball. Lamello Ball for EA and the Hornets. Is Isaiah Stewart another Detroiter? That's playing well? Lamello Ball's been playing really well. There's Seiku Damboya, another piston right here to 199. Narik likes the New York Young Guns. Yeah, quickly playing some good basketball. RJ Barrett from last year playing some good basketball. They still have Obi-Toppin. There's Obi-Toppin, he'll be in the dunk contest. There's Isaiah Stewart. Anthony Edwards, your number one overall pick, of course. There's Obi-Toppin, and I think we'll see him in the dunk contest, which would be a lot of fun. Terese Halliburton for the Kings. Patrick Cologne playing some good basketball. I guess these crunch times are a little more common than I thought, but I like them. Maybe we'll just sleeve up the rookie crunch times. There's Trevor Ariza to 99. Gary Harris to 349. There's Sadiq Bay. Aaron Naesmith, another Patrick Williams for the Bulls. Patrick Williams, of course, your number four overall pick. Nice one for Chicago, Narik. Gary Harris to 349. Trevor Ariza for Portland to 99. These are all commons, but of course they'll ship. All-Cart Ship in this, there's Gordon Hayward, still Celtics edition in Gordon Hayward, 349. They'd have that updated by now. Maybe that was intentional. Some press proof. Nico Mannion, there's Quickly. All-Cart Ship in this, I guess. All-Cart Ship, just making sure. Marcus Aldridge to 199, there's Zero Gravity Zion. Westbrook Crunch Time. And we've got a press proof Luca Donchich. Crunch Time, third year Luca. I'm sure these will still sell well on the secondary market. Dallas, that'll be for Jake. There's Tyrese Halliburton for the Kings. That'll be for Patrick. Zero Gravity Zion. And a numbered Lamarcus Aldridge. There's a lot going on in this set here. Akaro Wiseman, James Wiseman playing some solid basketball for the Golden State Warriors. That'll be for Cruz. And there's an RJ Hampton autograph rated rookie auto for Denver. How has RJ Hampton been doing? I don't know. Denver, that's for Narik, last spot Mojo. RJ Hampton was a late first round pick. 24th overall. Colm Sexton's been playing some good basketball. Six out of 49. And we've got Josh Richardson to 349. And a green Jason Tatum Crunch Time. Looks different, right? Or is it just the team color? Julian, this is break three. If you look at the schedule that's pinned in the chat and dropped in the chat, you can see what's going on there. So you're never in the dark. Always check the schedule, folks. Pretty important part of your JASPY experience to maximize your JASPY experience. It's 199. I think that's just part of the team color, the crunch time. If any of you just supposed to be pretty solid, I think he kind of has that sort of Lamello experience playing in a professional overseas league. Kind of puts his experience level with older players rather than college players that might help his progression. That's for Ramon and Washington. This is Zion. And that's a second year Zion, Williamson for the Pelicans, Cruz with the Pels. Oh, and that Josh Green was numbered to 349. All right, second and final box. Who's calling who, baby? Luca, Nark. He's putting water down the wrong pipe. Luca Dodgich could very well be a transcendent player. I think it's kind of hard to see. Now obviously he's only in his third year, but just take a look at when a lot of star basketball players, stars now, when they really peak.  I mean, he could be. I think Denia Vija has had some health issues, some injury issues. And I think he was on the health and safety protocol list, maybe some COVID or something like that. That knocked him out for, I think, a week or so. So I think he's still just trying to get into the swing of things, but yeah, as for Luca, that might be really interesting to see where he's at like seven years into his career. You know, because you look at like Kevin Durant, you look at like even LeBron. Like it was clear what his talent was the first few seasons, right? But look at Kobe as well, that it really takes a basketball player. Five, six, seven full seasons to really start to get to a point where their body is built for the NBA. You know, and then where they know enough defenses, you know, where they could really make, you can start taking over games at that point. There's LeBron for the Lakers, that'll be for Bryan. There is RJ Barrett to 349. Jens, what's going on? I'm doing well, how are you, man? Nick's, Nark, Nick's playing some good basketball. There's Blake Griffin to 199. It's Anthony Edwards. There's Avija again. I mean, second year bowl bowls poll. I'm sure we have, I've not really been paying attention to second year bowl bowls. There's Denia Avija again, there's Anthony Edwards, but I'm sure there were. Thank you guys for your shipment of your cards, you're welcome. Our shipping team works very hard. Get cards to everybody, safe and sound. There's Joe Engels to 349. There's Patrick Williams, rated rookie for the Bulls. It's for Nark. Yeah, Zeke Najee has looked pretty good at times. I think with the right matchup, he's also a good, I think has been a good sort of cheap DFS option. There's Gorin Drakis to 199. There's the Rookies Tyrese Halliburton for the Kings, Patrick Cologne. Yeah, there are plenty of digital cards out there in the world. If you wanna help save trees. There's Chris Paul to 99. See how he does in the dunk contest, I hope he top him. And there's SGA, Shay Gildes Alexander, Jersey Kings for OKC. It's gonna go to Nark. Ooh yeah, Anthony Edwards versus Lamello tonight. Is that a national game? The national games today are Nets at Rockets. James Harden returning to Houston. This is his first time going back to Houston. And then the late game is Warriors Trailblazers. And I think we'll get Lakers Kings on local TV here. All right, there's John Wall to 99 for Washington, Ramon. Denia Vija again to 349 for Ramon as well, Washington. I don't think we've seen a lot of numbered rated rookies, right? At least for the somewhat bigger names. Anthony Edwards rated rookie for the Timberwolves, Brian Ferguson. It is. James Pat saying it is James Harden's return to Houston.  It's gonna be ugly. It might not be good. There's a 99, Marquise Chris. Speaking of the Rockets, there's Westbrook Edition. The Rockets Edition of Westbrook Thatters. And it looks like Jalen Smith is your autograph. Sons, Corey with the sons. The sons looking pretty good against my Lakers. Although, I wasn't happy that after, well I'm not sure why Devin Booker got ejected, but I was not pleased that the Lakers were gonna take advantage of that. That was a bit of a bummer. To 349, DeMonte Sabonis for Indiana. Ryan, there's Landry Shamet to 199 for the Clippers. James and our last little stack right here. Are we putting in James Harden? Are we locking in James Harden in our DFS lineups? Revenge game? Always play the revenge game player? You know what, I think I might. I think I might build a lineup around James Harden for the Funzies. Thing is, Harden's cool, costs so much money in a DFS lineup. Trying to save as many of those second year John Moranson's eye on base cards as possible. Although, everything will ship. There's Niko Mania to 349. Got Jalen, more rookies here, Jalen Smith. There's another Lamello. There you go, so I think that's two for you EA. Two couple Lamello base cards. Nothing numbered or parallels, I'm afraid, but still nice. John Morant and Niko Mania into 349 for the Golden State Warriors. And there you have it, boys and girls. That was 2020, 2021 Panini Daunris basketball. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm sure some more have sold out. We'll keep getting into those. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


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Although the Roman Empire are largely attributed with the invention of countless ingenious inventions, the truth regarding the origin of these innovations, however, may in all possibility be placed far earlier in human history. Many individual researchers, those whom are fortunately not responsible for towing lines of modern paradigm, have long claimed, just as mystery history is often posited. Many said developments can in fact be identified at many other, far older, ancient ruins. Many predating that of the Roman Empire by millennia. These repeated earlier discoveries, along with their inexplicably rapid societal advancement, is compelling evidence to support the postulation that, just like that of the ancient Egyptians, the Romans merely adopted lost technologies, along with many ancient architectural wonders – subsequently claiming them as their own – was merely to create an illusionary air of intimidation, which would have surrounded their claimed capabilities. This fitting, if highly controversial hypothesis, could undoubtedly explain the ongoing mystery surrounding the remarkable success of the ancient Romans, their empire's longevity and, ultimately, their stagnation and eventual demise. We have in the past explored the astonishing irrigation systems of Pre-Ink and Peru, along with that of the sewage and water systems of Pompeii. A literal time capsule, long encased in volcanic ash, not rediscovered until very recently, yet, thanks to this incredible preservation, we were able to identify compelling anomalous features, like that of the heavily-rutted polygonal roadways. Specifically, we focused upon the elaborate, highly sophisticated sewage system, once placed beneath its still unexplained enigmatic roadways. A system still functional to this day, yet the most compelling of all is its metallurgy, the singular characteristic, which we feel proves beyond any doubt that such exquisite systems are not the work of the well-studied Roman Empire, but are instead a relic of a far more advanced, far more technologically capable, yet now lost civilization. For although, like that of the unexplained Peruvian systems, it is still functional, a testament to the constructor past precision and workmanship, yet most interesting fact is that the pipes which served clean drinking water were all constructed from tin, while those transporting waste were made of lead. The reason why this is a compelling fact is because whoever built this system, were fully aware of lead poisoning, yet the apparently more modern systems, presumably copied by Romans, were all made from lead. The reason for this is that at the time of the Roman Empire, lead poisoning was not yet understood. Cloca Maxima, which translates as The Great Sewer, is yet another of these astonishing relics, actively being dismissed as the work of the Romans. Although its tremendous age is undeniable, and the fact that mainstream academia accepts it as having predated the Roman settlement itself, it is regardless still claimed as the work of the Romans. The Cloca Maxima sewage system, just like that of Pompeii's and those of Peru, are all still functional to this day. This incredible longevity, we feel, is further proof of its original creator's tremendous capabilities. According to Pliny the Elder, an ancient Roman author and someone who could be perceived as one of the original funded opposition, claimed that the center section is centuries older than the surrounding system, with the entire relic claimed as having predated the empire itself by more than 500 years. Pliny the Elder, who was tasked by Rome to explain the site's origins, claimed to have somehow known the intricate details surrounding who built the Great Sewer. After researching this relic, we have found large volumes of funded research concerning its past function and the claimed construction during the Roman Empire. However, regardless of this claimed tale of events, the fact that this technology, this incredibly advanced structural technique would have been in its infancy at the time it is currently claimed as having been made, yet is still in use today and is not needed any substantial modification for over 2,000 years. How can one explain how a seemingly new technology was utilized and perfected first time during this brief window in world history? The Cloca Maxima is undoubtedly an incredible ancient relic, one which we find highly compelling.


Well, hello and welcome to understand men now. I'm Jonathan as they have Jonathan as they come in I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today our topic wife feminine energy wife feminine leaning back Backfires on men or something like that. Maybe it turns man off or whatever All right So really quickly before we get started if you're in a relationship and you're pulling your hair out trying to figure out the guy You're with and you want some male perspective Check out the link below to schedule a discovery call with me to see if working with a coach might or benefit you And also if you're single and looking for love and you want some help click the link below to schedule Call to see if working with the coach will change your love life. All right, let's talk about how feminine leaning back back backfires on men So I'm gonna be very blunt here I've been watching some videos of other coaches that talk about leaning back and feminine energy and how When you shift your feminine energy, this allows the masculine energy to come towards you And so I want to talk about this whole concept of masculine feminine energy from the male Perspective not from the female perspective of what you ladies want to hear because I know you love the idea of men Who are chivalrous and they come on their white night and they do everything and they're demonstrative because that's what the masculine does the masculine Is a doing and the feminine is receiving and you're told to allow the masculine to do But now let's get into let's get into reality of stuff here because what's what we've observed Is a lot of times you're watching these videos about leaning back because the man has leaned back to himself And what has happened to you is it's triggered you it's triggered anxiety. It's triggered abandonment issues. It's triggered trust issues So think about that. He's most likely got hot or cold or he's pulled back And what has happened inside of you? It's triggered stuff So now you're you're learning advice on how not to be triggered by leaning back Leaning back doesn't work. That's what I'm here to say Leaning back doesn't work. What actually is more effective is when we lean into relationship when we lean into relationship But let me be clear here. It's not about leaning in this concept of See, this is where a lot of this advice is really screwed up because this whole masculine and doing and feminine receiving Makes it for an lopsided relationship I just want you to think about this for a second if you're the one always doing And he's the one receiving isn't it lopsided? Isn't it lopsided? You're doing he's receiving So now what you're being told is he's supposed to be doing and you're just supposed to be sitting back leaning back and receiving And that's going to make the relationship work and that's crock because I'm here to say a relationship is a two lane street It's a two lane street where you're both giving Mutually and you're receiving mutually because here's the more important message A man who's unable to receive love Is not going to be a good partner because a man's job isn't always about the doing and let's get real here Men are practically pretty bad at the doing anyway. I know you've been conditioned the whole provider protector and men are doers But we're dealing with human complexities. We're dealing with emotional complexities So let's lean into what's happening. Why is he going hot and cold? Why is he acting wishy-washy? Why does he have doubts about this relationship is because most men In particular have not been educated on the mechanics of a healthy happy relationship We repeat that most men have not been educated on the the mechanics of a healthy happy relationship And you've heard me talk about the book eight dates by dr. John Gottman I highly recommend you check out that book so you can learn the mechanics of relationship But what's really happening with most men when they choose partners and most women that chooses partners that If you have a pattern of choosing the same type of person over and over again Maybe it's emotionally unavailable people. Maybe it's people that have Issues in their life if you have a pattern of choosing the same type of person Then you may want to check out the book. Where is my book? Getting the love you want by Harvelle Hendricks getting the love you want by Harvelle Hendricks This explains what's called the amago where we actually choose partners that are similar to one of our parents or both of our parents Because we experience some trauma in childhood that needs some healing And so using this masculine and feminine techniques or energy. I not even techniques. They're ideas They're just ideas floating up in the air because it's all rhetoric Because if you don't get into the human heart of what's going on inside of someone All of these techniques are right again ideas aren't going to work now Let me just say whether you use the term masculine feminine being empowered Is a much better way to approach a relationship and leaning into relationship And what I mean by leaning in is you lean in at the 50 yard line and he leans in at the 50 yard line And you're there at the 50 yard line. You're leaned into each other. You're not leaning back But empowerment is important Empowerment but the minute you add the word feminine to the empowerment you're you're basically You're pigeoning you're pigeonholing men against women because the reality is when we think of feminine We think of women and we think of masculine. We think of men So let's take away the pigeonholing and let's get really to what's most important And that is your own self empowerment your own self love your own sovereignty And if you're not familiar with my book, where is my book? Oh, I didn't pull it out right here.  This is the empowered approach To when you want to be in relationship first It's not that you need to love yourself fully to be in relationship But the more you love on yourself the more you're solid in your self worth your self esteem your self Confidence your self discipline You can lean into a relationship because the truth is if you want a high quality guy He wants a woman that leans in not that's using feminine lean back techniques The only time you need to lean back is when you've given too much in the relationship So there's that 50 yard line and you're always over here And and he's over here. Okay. You're always coming to him. Yes lean back to the 50 yard line And if he doesn't show up on the 50 yard line, bye-bye Because a relationship is about mutual effort, but let me tell you why a lot of men cannot lean into the 50 yard line They've got issues at work. They've got issues with the next spouse. They've got health issues Maybe they have a past relationship that they're still I intertwined with maybe they have children they have issues in there with their lives Okay, all that stuff weighs heavily And cause us not to be fully demonstrative and effusive into a relationship And we often when there's a lot of weight going on we often choose women based on this This patterning and not because they are actually the right partner for us Whoa We choose women based on our patterning and not necessarily because they were the right partner for us Because if we have chaos going on in our lives, how can we choose a partner unless we're doing it based on biology? And just remember men are pursuers men are hunters But what are we pursuing and hunting in the beginning? It's one thing We're pursuing sex. We're pursuing your vagina. That's what we're pursuing in the beginning Not a fully. I want to be in a relationship Now High quality guy who's done the personal development work the self-help work and the spiritual work He's loves on himself.   This is what's driving men and women crazy with one another And just remember now, there are definitely a lot of men who are in their masculine in control behavior because they want to control you And that's really really sexy at first. But trust me It's oftentimes coming from a controlling place A high quality guy wants to be met at the 50 yard line Those guys that want to be fully in charge It's because they want to be in control and the beauty of being in control Is you can say bye-bye whenever you want because you've been in charge and you've been in control A healthy happy relationship is two people coming together In fact, when I think of my mom and dad who's pictured there My mom was equally in charge of the relationship just like my father and trust me It was a 50 yard line relationship and that's why it worked out for six almost 66 years All right, you got to just to where i'm going I've rambled quite a bit about this, but I definitely have a heart on for the whole masculine feminine leaning back all that kind of bullshit Let's just be human beings with one another. Let's just be kind to one another Let's just work from our heart and from a compassionate place and not this divide a masculine and feminine rhetoric Because it's not going to work in the long run You've got to get to human behavior if you want to be in a healthy happy relationship And i'm going to recommend one other book that will help you from a spiritual perspective And that's if the Buddha dated if the Buddha dated Okay, this is a great book This is a great book to understand the spiritual effects of relationship and it totally throws out the garbage Of masculine and feminine Rhetoric because it's about getting to the heart and that's what matters most getting to the heart And that's what I want you to do is get to your heart because that's where the juicy relationship lies Did you get it? I hope you did All right, I'm gonna sign up If you have some questions you want to ask of me Good go link below also listen write a comment. You might be You might totally disagree with me write it down. I want to hear about it And if you have a question, uh, if you post it, I read almost I do my best to read all the questions And I try to respond to many All right, I'm gonna wrap up this video as I always do giving myself first a big gigantic Jonathan bear hug of self love I'm gonna give you a big gigantic Jonathan bear hug of love I'm gonna ask you to turn to someone and give them a hug of love because hugs are a great Source of love and we can all use more love in our lives. Thanks so much and wishing you a super duper wonderful day Bye. Bye now