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Doesn't have to be a fair fight. It can be a verbal argument, a spat, a disagree. But I want you to know that I see you. To all the people who are on social media, pretend this to be members of the 85 South Show.   Cause that's the biggest one I can think of. A blue whale. A sperm whale. You know a whale, don't even worry about it. But that's neither here nor there. Today, we're speaking in politicking. Come on. With a prolific. Come on. Extraordinary individual. Wait, mate, always on, never off. Come on, man. Who has given us hours of entertainment. Come on, man. Had the city on fire. Be a love and hip hop. Made everybody grow. They motherfucking had out just to put the flip in the front. This dude right here.  He didn't went on Vlad and turned the internet upside down. Come on. Man, I can do this all day. Come on. And we know he got way more than one hit. Come on. We just listening about 12 of them. Come on.  Come on, man. Long time coming. You supposed to been stopped through here. Yeah.   You shoulder shoulder. Stay there. Come on, man.  Jock, you done been everywhere from the Forbes list to 20 grand. The baby grand. Old Nets. Old Nets, man. I'm saying you done, we done seen you in the hood and that the BET awards and on the TV. You on three channels tonight and shit, man. First of all, congratulations. Congratulations, man. Because a lot of people don't know how to pivot. Get an entertainment world, bro. You've been a rapper.  I don't even know what you call radio hosts no more. And nigga, you don't just work at the radio.  Come on, man. Personality. Personality. Personality. I mean, you do more than just say, hey, what's up?  Hey, this is your boy, young jock. I don't want to give you too much credit, but I want to give you the amount you deserve. I appreciate that. That makes sense, though.  Run this back.   I know who wrote the nigga wrote the script.  Yeah.  I do my research. I'm deep in these streets. You did. You watch the love scene? I don't watch motherfucking love scene. It makes you look at people different. It makes you look at people different, especially the people you know. It ain't just movies, no more. These be your partners.  Long as you see most of it, most of the movies. You know what happens. Yeah, you know what happens. You know what happens, no matter. Long as you know what happens. You didn't win on the podcast and went viral with this chick talking crazy to you? Yeah. That was interesting, man. You know what I'm saying? Oh, OK, I know it, yeah. Yeah, I mean, I ain't see it. You know, I ain't, I just, I didn't want to accept it as a negative moment, because as we kept going, she was really trying to clean it up. You know what I'm saying? I know. And I felt like if she was really on some trolling for an internet type of thing. I think she would have stuck to it. Yeah.  So I wouldn't have made her feel no kind of way. So it wasn't a reason for her to retract, you know, the way she did. It appeared that she did it anyway. But it was cool. It was cool. I was just like, you know what? That's a good question. Because it might be more, it ain't no might.  I can't make this tell me all the time I was one hit wonder. I'd be like, OK, I don't even care to argue. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So whatever. But the world came to my defense. You know what I'm saying, the hood. They damn sure did. It's surprising.  You got more than one hit, but one hit, nigga. Y'all ain't got one hit. Yeah, but it's.  Yeah, nigga, it's clear. Yeah, some motherfuckers, yeah. But you got more than, you know what I'm saying? That's crazy. It's all good.  It's what it was. The top man valuable lesson, you know what I'm saying? To just hold it in the road. Sometimes you ain't got to say too much. Because when you, self-proclamation is cool. You know, a lot of people, most people do it. Rappers, we all do it, you know what I'm saying? But. That's part of the game. I understand, but you know, that was the moment. I didn't have to self-proclamation myself. The people stepped up, you know what I'm saying? Out of love and just, you know what I'm saying? And it really wasn't an attack on her, although some people were. Yeah. Attacking them. You know what I'm saying? But that nigga don't do that every week, no matter what she says. Every day, I know.  You have to watch what we say. Yeah. Somewhere in there, we got to have a reset, a default. You know what I'm saying?  Don't kill, because they don't see a, like, what's going to, what's going to happen? You going to say something, you see me in public? You know, niggas don't kill. So I think it's good for a reset. Let people say, hold on, let me think about this, because I don't know the backlash that come from it. You know what I'm saying? Help us with our governing. Yeah. I think that's what we lacking a lot. In our community, that self-government, niggas don't know how to hold it. They just go all the way off the deep end, just because they offended. I think we're emotional, but it's OK. Man, what made you get all them late 90s hairstyles? You had the swoop. What you cut, why you cut the swoop off? It was, you know, it had its course. It ran its course.  Bro, listen. Think about this.  I know you saw him, but I'm sure it was funny as a motherfucker. You know it's so funny.  And you do a good job at it, right? Right. That was the funny part about it, because knowing you, I know you genuinely didn't give it for it. I don't. Because you came back with a whole nothing. A couple more. A few more. Yeah, a few more. No, I mean. Yeah. You know what's so crazy, man? I just got different antics. Yeah. See, you know, I want people to try to be they hardest, try to be the most richest, try to act like they the best, most player's lifestyle. I don't do none of that.  Yeah.  I'm just, that's just me. You know what I mean? That's just me. Shit works, man. It works.  Your hot styles, yeah. Yeah. All this shit, man. Sometimes, man, you know, we judge. We quick to judge. It's some of us all. They say you're not supposed to judge, but we all judge. Even the holiest people judge, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it should be fun sometimes. But sometimes fun judging, because that's just the honest truth, right? Yeah. And me. Don't dream malicious. Yeah, I don't judge nobody.  Because I got a pure heart, bro, in real life. I don't want to hurt nobody. I ain't trying to scam you. I don't want to double-cross you, triple-cross you.  You know, that's just me.  Unapologetically, you know what I'm saying? So it's all good. I'm 20 years old, right? So for me with that kind of money, still living in the projects, we had to figure it out. What's had to be? To be making $200 million. Nigga, I can make $200,000.  So if Zion, if you want to do that, live your life. What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lisha, girl, Dray, and McCall. And you are tuned in to another episode. Show these little tricks that they buy. I done took y'all everywhere. Now come on over.   What we put in these bags? What we got right here? This granddaddy, man. Come on. This is what I got for my 40th. I ain't do nothing to it. Usually, I put 40s on everything I got. I ain't do nothing to this, but put some music in there. You know what I'm saying? Did you do the do on it? He did a booty cat. Did you do the do? Woo, he was hitting on that joint. Yeah, 100%. Give him a booty, eight, all that. A guy, damn, OK? That's living a life.  No, but shit, nigga, be broke in the bitch, man. Think about it.  You be like, I know God ain't got me out here living like this. Barry and native, you understand me?  If you ain't never broke a female, no chicken. Now, it's nothing that you know me, it should glorify and be proud of. But, you know, it's just culture. 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Make sure you're lady looking good and pull up on you folks, man. We're gonna have a good time.  Chicago, it's July the 21st. Come check up on me. We're gonna be cleaner than a mug in there. Come see me. At the end of the day, I'm on tour. So just make sure you get the tickets and holler at me and you know, just come have a good time. I'll see you when I get there.  I'm trying to get some more follow-up there.  Why you say that? Because I was had the other day ordered a pregnancy pillow. The one that you lay between the legs. That ain't really a bad idea. I'm at home taking naps like I'm 10 months.  They do.  Hey, man, I'll be honest with you.  When people get at you. Yeah.  Like, ooh, that'd be some of the best like, and I'm old for you, man.   It's okay.  I'm gonna internalize it. And I just, I ain't gonna say I love negative energy. I don't. But I've learned how to take negative energy and turn into positive energy. You know what I'm saying? I just, I ain't gonna want to use the word master that, but I've recycled the process a few times. You know what I'm saying?  You know what I'm talking about?  Mike took everything in person. They didn't even do nothing to that nigga, man. They said they ain't have no ice in the dressing room. Nigga Burge was chirping this morning. This nigga sent the Burge, took that person. Nigga dropped 40 on me because Burge was chirping. No, nigga. But sometimes you gotta do. Nigga said he was a big fan in the third quarter, took that person.  That's your, that's your story on Mike?  It's so cringey. He wasn't allowed to say that. Jock, what made you go?   Mike, Michael Jordan. That's your perspective. I'm saying that. I mean, he was a villain. I haven't encountered with Michael Jordan, so he's bad. What happened?  Come here.  Nah, I ain't, you know how you just, I don't even want to say no better, but if you know better. You ain't even tried Mike like that. He ain't even tried Mike like that. He ain't even tried Mike like that. He ain't even tried Mike like that. See, this story is so funny, man. Me and I really were geeking about me and Michael Jordan. Now I understand, because I was like, damn, nigga, I'm in the room with Michael Jordan. Yeah. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean?  I'm like, legends, right? And I'm in the party. I'm here, and Roxy was in there with Michael Jordan. Michael was smoking them.  Yeah. Same thing, like, 12 hundred. Yeah. You know what I mean? The God. I'm looking through there, I'm like, nigga, I don't know Michael Jordan. Roxy, come on, hey! I'm like, Roxy, what up, girl?  Hey, you met Michael? I'm like, you know what I mean?  Right, right. But I ain't, I'm like, nah, I ain't met him.    How you about to introduce me and how this man going to act? I'm real big, I think of you. Right, right.  And everybody in the room looking like this, yeah.  But I walk in, and he look at me. I say, all right, he fine, yeah. But I'm like, all right, I'ma go out this way.  But you spoke, yeah. I felt the energy. Anything more than that wasn't... You know what I'm sayin'? Cause he coulda been like, what's up, man? Right. Hey, man, somebody love you, I love you. Vinny's done doing your dance.   And I looked down at him and I was like, and it was like, it was like he was like, all right. I ain't know if he was like, going out the door, but I was just like, I'm going out this way. So I'm standin' out there, so come in, and I was like, yeah.  Man, I can't wait to meet this nigga, man. This nigga Legendary. I'm a nigga like...   I just bought this guy from Jersey, from an auction. But I just get you to sign it. You know what I'm just saying? How much you pay for the shirts at the auction? I think nigga said, he might've, I don't know, like 15,000. Might've done something, I tell you what.  You gon' get one of my jerseys. And nigga said, I'ma sign that motherfucker. He gave me 30,000. Cause he was really like, you know, it was like, I don't know, it was just a wrong timing for me not to say that, maybe. I don't know, maybe Mike and Jordan, food was spicy and got done, had irritable bowel syndrome.  So Mike said, go get another jersey. Yeah, nigga.   Like, it was like that energy.  And then, Kameena, I was like, all right, man.  Damn it.  He was just like, man, get this nigga out my face. 30 wrecks. And man, Kameena, I just looked at him and was like. And he was trying to hold out like, this nigga's gonna cry. You better not bother. You don't too make that face. You know how you look already, don't do that. He cracked. He cracked. Aw, man, nigga, it really was, it was hurt. But I knew, I knew it was for that. I don't know why I just knew it was gonna happen. You know, it's just a certain caliber of, it's a certain status certain people have.  Yeah. You know, MJ is one of them people. He walk here, you don't know everybody, you don't know everybody in this room. We done met, been around. Who done possibly to walk to his set on y'all sofa? Y'all had legends in here.  Dude, then you jump up like, then you read it and I made it. I'm leaving. You know what I'm saying?     You know what I'm saying? You gotta be cool so you can come back around then. Like. Yeah, that whole story was crazy. Cause the front part of the story, nigga mouth hotel right across the street from Michael Jordan party, right? Russian, not thinking, moving.  I get over y'all and like, young job. You know what I'm saying? How do you feel to be in the presence of a legend? I was like, man, I don't know. I ain't been in there yet, but it feel good. I think it's like, so what does Michael Jordan mean to basketball?  He's the epitome of the very sport. You know what I'm like? I mean, he's, he's huge. I mean like legendary. He's like, well, I got a question for you. If you got that much respect for Michael Jordan, why would you come to a Jordan party with Adidas on?   And he had my love. It was like a real TV moment. I walked in the party and I swear to God, I swear to God. It's on. It's on.  I felt good. It was like, that was a good guy.  But then when I looked down, I seen them Adidas.  Nigga, it's on TV. Like all the cameras was like, shh. And it was at that moment. Young job.   So it was like a real press. I ain't talking about your life. You know what I'm saying? A few little homies in the hood. It was like, camera like, nigga went right to my feet. And I was like, oh my God. Shit.  But yeah, that was my experience with Michael Jackson. He was my guy to me. That might be why he ain't kicking with you. Why? He saw you had on everything.  I'm sorry, Mike. I'm human. I make mistakes. You said it like, you know he watched it. You know why? Because he absolutely does. Welcome back to the 85s. Yeah, it is. Exactly. All right.  Shoot a rap. Man.  He got a TV with a backboard. Man. Backboard with a TV.  Nah, he know about it. Touch me.  Everybody does. Well, hold on. This is the blackest show on TV that ain't no TV. I'm sure when he gets the black shows on TV.  Come on, man.  It kind of presented itself. They had a bad, they had a bad friend. It put a lot of, you know, a lot of, you know, they had no bad. A lot of it was no bad for me. Oh, God, it wasn't no bad for me at that point. Oh, yeah. I thought it would. My hair, yeah. That's how they get you, right?  I'm like, I don't know. I don't know. You know, I watched these first two seasons of this show. Like, I see what we need. Y'all need to know how to make a nigga laugh.  I'm watching niggas like y'all trying to be like, y'all superstars and number one artists at the moment when the world, we know the truth at the moment. That's not it. Now you're about to be repolished and rebranded through the lens of this show. You know what I'm saying? But the people I see, people trying to depict that I'm like, that ain't it. So I was like, this should be ease. I'ma just be myself. And the minute, you know, I stepped on set with Carla Red, she hit me with a curve ball. So motherfucking strong.  And he was like, what am I thinking about? First thing she said, oh, baby, you love me? I was like, yeah. That was like, I ain't one trippin'. She's like, you need a kiss. I was like, all right. I'm like, nah, I'm kissing, talking about love on TV. This is new for me. It's new, right? Then she said, baby, I know you've been cheating.  That's what I did. I said, what? She said, you know how I know? I said, how? Because you've been wearing the same clothes for three days in a row.  I'm like, what are you talking about? And that's when I knew for real that my girl was crazy. And I was in for the ride of my life with that franchise. And yo, it was fun. It's been fun. Yo, yo.  Yeah, you gotta just go keep cheating in the same outfit, y'all. That's why I didn't understand what y'all, I didn't understand. You be wearing the same clothes for three, you are a young jock.  You were absolutely right.  I wanted to be like, when? But then I didn't want to see any panties. Fuck, we're like, when? Tell me the day I went through that. So I was like, what? That's still don't tell you why I went on the show. I went a long way around that motherfucking question. Because I can tell that when she said that, that she bothered you. No, it didn't bother me.  No, it didn't bother me. It bothered me when, when got down to the first episode drop. And I didn't know what it was going to be. Right, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like, man, what the hell it is about to be, man. I'm like, as soon as I see it, I'm like, oh my God. This shit's going to go crazy. I knew. I already knew. I'm like, I just want to go crazy. And it did, and been going crazy. How you felt about the editor? You was cool with how they edited you and everything? Because I know some people be like, they did that. That ain't show what I really did.  I'm going to keep it a buck.   You got to stand on it. You can't fool me and say you didn't mean that.  You got to stand on it. You know what I'm saying?  Mean it. Mean it.  All right, so that was your intro to the show.  And then what was your? You really, see, really, I'm going to keep it a hot dog with you.  You is really, you really, yeah, you keep it hot. I'm going to do it. I tell you, I'm going to do it. I really been trying to live out your life. What the, what the hell? No, it's not, no, please. I really been trying to live out your life. What are you talking about?  Man, I'm up.   No, my life ain't. What's mean? Well, my life ain't interested enough for a VH one. No, it definitely is, boy.  You can't be that funny and not be interested. It's, I'm funny.   Come from the pain. Yeah. I'm good for a way to come from.  You know what I'm saying? You don't have some real experiences.  He is making this up, y'all. I am, as I go. 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What you do on there, man? I know you wasn't in the aggregate, Joe. It was, it was, it was, it was, it was... It was Challenges or Therapy? It was Therapy? It was Therapy.  Come on, man. I didn't sleep. I'ma keep it up. Keep it up. Come on, man. You a black man going to therapy, man. You got to share your experience with the rest of the black man. I was a man. I was a black man. Okay. Willing to challenge himself and his partner. You know what I'm saying? His wife. And his wife having the same concept and understanding that concept and us both willing to go challenge each other.  I ain't gonna leave a lot to you.  I hope this helps. And man, when you got a referee, if you could you imagine, every time you got an argument with your lady, you have a referee there, two referees to just be like, hold on, all right, time out now. Let's think about what you're gonna say.  Don't stop me when I'm arguing. No, no, no.  Don't not see what I'm saying. See what I'm talking about? See, look, no, this is different. You got trauma. Hell yeah. It's a wrap. I wanna help you with it. No. But the referee keep a score too, low key. Yeah, no.  I keep. I'm up. I'm up. I'm up, baby. And you working on it and you working on it.  You better do something. Well, that's where you know what you're gonna do.  She better not get up.  It ain't just like, ain't that what I said? I told you, I said, yeah.  Man, we had some real obstacles and challenges to deal with in our life. You got it. Nah, I ain't cryin' low. Don't do that low. Man, I don't fuckin' deal with you, man. I don't, I don't. No, you don't cryin' up.   I know. But you know what though? I'm telling the truth. All right, but did you crack? No, you're not finna come on and move. You're not away, you're just gonna wait. I came on tonight. Okay, what's the other one then, Jop? The other one is Run It Back. He get paid per tier. Like, I get 13 tier. I get 13 per job, man. But no, the other show called Run It Back and it started from season 11 hip hop and it's allowed certain select cast members to come back on and talk about the show. And that's like really break it down.   You know, we just picking it apart, dissecting it. And it's really, it's interesting because you can kinda hear the growth. Yeah.  I'm like, man. For them chicks, can't. Yeah, or even like them. You know what I'm sayin'? So it's a good show. I think it's gonna do well, you know what I'm sayin'? Both premiered tonight on MTV. Okay. And you still fuckin' with the love in hip hop. Yeah. That's what's up, man. Yeah. I mean, you gotta think, you know, it shows that we grew up watchin' and lovin' and they went even around for 12 episodes. I mean, 12 seasons. What made you hit that pivot with the radio? Um, truthfully, as a father, you know, the challenge is of spendin' time with my kids, man, or just bein' able to be home. It was so real, like, damn, man. I always, it's like, I asked God for this life. You know what I'm sayin'? He's been so good to me. You know what I'm sayin'? Yeah. I been eatin', you know what I'm sayin'? My family's straight. And then it's like, but damn, I asked for this, but look at what I gotta do to live this lifestyle. I gotta be gone to go get that band, man. You know what I'm sayin'? And every time I test down in the new city, I'm with strangers. You know what I'm sayin'?   And then you look up and it's like, damn.  I'm gonna book him and I'm gonna pay him to come down here. When I sit back and I think about, damn, how many motherfuckers really gotta be sitting back thinking I can make money off of him for me to get paid? You know what I'm sayin'? Yeah.   So I started promoting in Atlanta. And you know what I'm sayin'?  And we're like, okay. This nigga gonna promote?  Right? Right, yeah, it be that. This nigga promoted that.  Nigga try to promote the club. Right. You see what I'm sayin'? But get away. You out here doin' bad, bro. Ooh, it didn't get wet. Hey, I seen him promotein' it a little. Oh, yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no matter of fact. Check the little flyin', look at your brother. Oh, he on that slide, he on that slide. You know what I'm sayin'? Flyin' over to get in. Oh, man, down, bro. Boy, this nigga down, baby. This nigga doin' grand opening. Yeah, he ain't before that. This nigga doin' grand opening, huh? Boy, I say to play it on hold with three hundred people. You see what I'm sayin'?   Right. So instead of me lookin' at it, I gotta wait on somebody to book me whenever I'm ready to make the money. I'll make the money. Man, you're in the city. So I started promoting, and then my home girl, Holly, she was like, hey man, I want you to highlight somebody from the radio station. She was like, you know, Zim.  I was like, no, I don't know about that. I was like, no, I'm good. And she was like, no, I think it'll be good. It'll be just a good way to open a new relationship. I was like, all right, cool. So I'm meetin' him, I'm like, what's up, bro? He's like, I'm Zim. I work at the station. I'm like, so I go to cut a commercial. And when I went to cut a commercial, I went to talk to Steve, the owner of the station. And he was looking at me like, for real? And I said, yeah, sell me a year later. Yeah, I am. A number one morning show, a number one syndicated morning show.  Come on, man. So, you know, it's times when you don't even realize, like, be bigger, bigger plans, bigger plays.  And then I got them promote. I can send the traffic to me. And that's what I did. And you know, I did that for like the last, I say, five, five years, say about five years later, five, six years. And I learned a lot. I learned a lot. I learned a lot about our culture.  Through all that, because every day I had to interact with so many people.  But everybody had different angles. Yeah. Did you have an understanding of how radio worked as an artist? Yeah, when you first come into the music business, now you get to see how radio worked from the inside out. Well, I saw it, cause I was doing so much. Yeah, you too. I was doing so much. Radio friendly. Through all the work.   Just moving around, trying to find my way.  And cause I didn't come out like this little thirsty, can I came all clean, cut, you know, I could speed this. So, you know, they'll give me a whole different walk, you know what I'm saying? The convo, you know what I mean? All right.   Then once you realize you got relationships, right? Now you look at the boy, like, okay, I got all these relationships. Now all I gotta do is get people to be able to recognize me. Then they can acknowledge me. So I gotta stand in their face.  We get on the elevator right now, somebody in a suit, and we don't know who they are. We might not recognize them. We might not acknowledge them. We might just be like, what's happening? You know, you might not even say nothing, right?  That's when I celebrate the moment. That's when you become a celebrity. When you got more people that are willing to acknowledge you.  So I just play that this whole way. That's all I've been on. I'm gonna make sure people recognize me. And that's one of the reasons I always do different things because I want you to be able to recognize me. Like yo, then they acknowledge. You know what I'm saying? I don't really care for them to acknowledge me for the trolling I do. I rather acknowledge me for the good I do. But I put in the work. You know what I mean? I was the, you know, to be who I am. And I'm unapologetic about it. I don't do nothing malice, with malice, intent.  I'm so sorry, brother. That was not my intent. You just got hit with, you got that, I'll just, god, it happens sometimes. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. That's why I won't be on set when they get at my head, alright, man, whatever. What are they game? Yeah, all day. All day. You do, yeah.   Like I ain't never really seen you yelling all in the screen or. Young jock loses it.  That'd be control though. That ain't even mad, man. That's just, sometimes. They ain't say, man, they say, young jock gets passionate. Passionate, there you go. Because sometimes. That's the business. Sometimes you wake up one day and you realize, you just start realizing some real toxic traits. You start realizing the level of toxicity that's around you. You start realizing how much deceit is in your message.  You know what I'm saying?  And it ain't enough of us ready to accept that. You know what I'm saying?   You know what I'm saying? I just be passionate, man.  I got all this, a whole another for this. This ain't that. Yeah. You know, I don't do what he do. I'm not even on none of that. I'm just expressing what I feel about certain things that play us in our community. I'm not a little boy no more. You know what I'm saying? So niggas, that's why I don't really have issues with niggas out here.  I'm gonna speak passionately on what I feel is it should be spoken passionately about. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.   Like why you can't snitch, why it's no snitching by the whole hood. And I understand that that's how you feel, right? Like nigga can't come around, you hear a snitch, right? Me exactly. Right, okay. You feel like that too, right? Yeah, I wouldn't want to be around. You wouldn't, right? But if a nigga killin' you, cool with that? No. I don't like people who get violent. Why you killin' people around, though? I like to hang around people who have goals, young jocks.  I'm not talking about y'all.   I know. Or have been around you. Not no more.  Now you won't let a snitch be around you. Some of the niggas was the killer and the snitch. Sometime it's the same nigga. That's what I'm...  Exactly. No, I... Message. You weren't wrong, man.  You weren't wrong with any of the things you said. And it's your fault. Niggas told on me, he said I was the killer and he killed me. I said to anybody, say me first. It's what I got. I was scared.   I was scared. He broke my arm. Nah, man.  I get it.  I get it, bro. I'm just saying in our culture, that'd be for real. Well, you saying we're celebrated. We celebrate the killer. Yeah. Yeah, and the music is the...  But you don't even got down. You know, bro, don't make going for none of that. Them boys gonna spread the block. Like, you know what I'm saying? Celebrate that. Well, it's kind of celebrated. But then in the middle, we talk about a snitch. Even if he didn't snitch on a nigga, he was doing dirt with.   And that ain't really even snitching.   Let's see. Let's see.  My nigga is still trying to put that under that, right? Mm-hmm. Right? I mean, yeah, I guess by the cold, they say they going back. But even by the gangster shit, the cold, right? It's supposed to be some cold. Right? It's supposed to be.  Where is the cold? Is the cold right now?  I know what I'm saying. But it's, even if it's not. It's what it is. The cold is what's dragging us, my boy. I got you. Even if it ain't.    Snitching and cooperating with the police should never be no thing. All I'm saying is we just be- And I think you get into the what you call it of it, of the word, what more to say. Hey, man, the police got too many resources.   They don't need no help. See, I ain't put the emphasis on those snitches. I'm not putting emphasis on that. Right.   We celebrate a lot of shit, man. Yeah?  I like, let me just ask you this. Go ahead. Name an elder in your family that you respect.  All of them. Grandma or grandma? Yeah, all of them, man. You know, can you take your grandmother and your daughter and your son, right?  You know what I'm saying?  Would you feel comfortable? Like, I'm saying, just listen and turn up and recite the lyrics and really say the shit that's in the records that we playing. I'm talking really freely. I mean, that's a viewer discretion, y'all. No, no, no, no.    I ain't talking about it.  It's not that we got to do that. But what I'm saying is, if you can't listen to it, at least with them, then that means something in that message got you hard, feeling like it's a level of disconnect, disrespect, right?  Everything got in place.  Well, that's what I'm saying. It's supposed to be more than one place to get music.  You absolutely right, bro. I'm not here to go against the music.  You be having some emotions that you got down, don't even have to express, but the music is going to make you feel better. You're supposed to have a selection of music.  I'm finna go sell dope all up in these people's job. I'm kingpin' today. I'm the most aggressive nigga on the street. We shot everybody. And then I might ride home and listen to some niggas like Chance the Rapper or Kendrick Lamar Rapper about the pyramid or the alphabet.  I also think.   No we not.   It's niggas that listen to one nigga all the time.   Young people do. What is it that we missing? What is it that young people do?   So okay, I'll give it to you like this is different.   I give you this different. Sometime they don't grow out of it. Sometime they don't, but we can't save everybody. The motherfuckers who get it will.   We the busses wide open generation. We was literally outside. But this is what I'm saying. Your cash money records took over for the nine, nine, nine. So this is what I'm saying. So this is what I'm saying.  We took it for entertainment.      But I hear what Jack's saying because it's a whole generation now and they only taking the negative shit from it and taking it in our face. Because your motherfuckers were supposed to be telling them, hey, this is for entertainment purposes only. They ain't got no, yeah. We the motherfuckers supposed to be showing them the difference. But hold up. But as I'm sitting here telling you about it and y'all got some of the, y'all were one of the most viewed platforms. Right.   You know what I'm saying? I don't even want that to be misconstrued. You know what I'm saying? No, this is 857. I know, I know, but you don't know. No, we're solution, baby. They know we'll give it to us, yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I get all that. But it's good combo. Right. On your platforms. Yeah. And I'm saying, kids, we talking about, they tuning in. So when I'm just trying to, what I'm telling you. And ain't nobody checked on me. Because your stance is what it is on, because I feel the same way you feel too, right? But then when I step back and I look, the more, let me really just ask myself what's going on.  And it's not just the music, it's just the way our lifestyle, bro. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like, like niggas is really happy when other niggas is dying. Niggas is laughing. Niggas is, we make a joke. We smoking the nigga. I'm smoking in the room. I'm just saying, that's in the music.  We smoking on her pack. What's up, man? That's what the kids say. I'm talking about you. What's that white thing, man? Established that rich-ass grown man.  Who told you?    I just hustling up, one on one, man. Come on, man. That's why we brought you on here, Jack. Teach us the game. No, man, because it's just, I think it's just, it's such a hard conversation for us to have, sometimes once.  Yeah, there you go. There you go.  Well, what's getting pushed, then? Now, you know I gotta come back and say do work at the radio. Come on. Corporate. Now I heard you playing the trap music early in the night. Get what?   I don't. You ain't this, you but, you got a responsibility to it. You programmed this, right? Because you know if he can program that shit, he play all his songs. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I'm making it. I would do what he's supposed to do.  Keep it a hundred.  And that's what I'm talking about. Bro, I be like, damn, like, I remember when we used, we couldn't do this.  Like, damn, wait, we don't let, we don't just got that last where we don't care. That's why I'm acknowledging it. I'm not, I'm not trying to downplay it. Like, I'm just acknowledging what it is. It's like you wake up one day and like, damn. Like, damn, I'm in a car with the kids.     I was like, man, I, I was like, damn. Hey, hey, don't be, don't say that I lied no more. You know what I'm saying? Right. Cause I know it's in the head. He know it. What you talking about? But I'm like, don't say that I lied no more. Right. Like, damn. Don't say that boy.   No, we talked about it. He, he, it was interesting. He told me, I got no influence on that. Right. I don't know why you said it with me. Cause he went, Uncle John. Yeah, what he said, cause you a rapper. Yeah. Right. I'm like, God, now. See, he ain't got sensitive, John. Yeah. He's going to get sensitive. Bring up Jack lyrics. Oh. Come on, John. Bring him up. Come on, John. We going to run him on the screen.   You know how many grandmas put their hip out of place? But every boy was not talking about me. Me and the casino.  We go to the casino now.  That, I look back and I appreciate that.   This Ms. Live knocked the pussy out. Yeah, sir. Yeah, sir. Yeah, I been there. I stand for it on that.  Come on, John. I stand for him on that. Yeah.  That wasn't for them. Right. What? Ain't no way, John. I made that. You made it for the strip club. No.  And I did. And I know, and guess what? I acknowledge that.  I acknowledge that. My grandma got a head, my grandma got a head, please.    Now the kids can't hit. Hey, listen. What's this? That's your day. But that didn't get played on the radio. Yeah, you right. That went playing on the radio, right? No, it didn't. Knock it out, knock it out. They didn't play it on the radio. They might do it in the mix. They might do it in the mix. We out, knock it out. We didn't play it on the radio.  Nah, man, you know the kings are doing that yin-yang. Come on, man. Yin-yang make the clean version.  They went crazy. Wait till I show you this. You told the girl, you a man. Wait a minute, they can see it. Wait till I show you this.  Jock told the girl, wait till I show you this.  But the kids in the grandma can't hit it. I like that, bro. But that guy, it was edited out for radio. You didn't have to say it. What the radio say?  They shouldn't have to edit it. Now you ready everybody?  No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. What the radio say? I said, because I still perform this music till today.    I knock it out, y'all have a good night.    Come on, man. Stone cold music. Padmix.   Closer.  Take it on the set list. My grandma here. Man, this is you. I don't know what you're talking about.  You from here. Hey, baby, I don't know why you ain't know my son. Now let me tell you this.  No, no, no, why did it low? I done been to some boys. See? And some grandmothers done been like, hey, I want to hear all that. See, Jocke. See, Jocke. That's the real grandma. Hey, I'm talking about having sex. I'm not talking about killing, bro. I'm all the now artist expression. That's what it's called. And they ain't playing creative freedom.   My birthday was a couple of weeks ago. We played it here. Loud. Loud. Loud. Loud. We ain't put the kids up a nun job. We did it. I'm sorry. Disparable. This grown folk party. The last I hear a nigga use that in a couple of weeks. Dispel. Shouldn't have made it. Shouldn't have made it. All that nigga in the suit can see the speed. Yeah, it is. Dispel. It's the fabric. The fabric. Straight from the fabric. Yeah, I know it's the fabric, Jocke. No, I ain't, you know, I just don't speak all the time. Hey, man. You did say you were going to make it. It did. It was a bebop. I did. I did. I did.  You did. You did.  It did.  You did. Come on. It did. Now your life has changed. Now we can't play it.  Y'all rap them niggas. Get that money. I didn't say you can't play it. But what I was telling you. I didn't say you can't play it. But what I was telling you. My grandma in the baby in the room. Skipped out. Skipped out. I was skipping. Skipped out. Skipped out. But what I'm saying is. They keep partying. Like grandma know. Listen, with that type of song, that's how the grandma man in the baby got here.  Because some grandmothers listen to their blues. And their blues was nasty too. That's what I'm talking about. That's the difference. That blues was freaky too. But do you understand, son? Yeah.  I know it.  It's back to what you was saying about somebody gotta let these motherfuckers know this for entertainment purposes. This ain't. Why we focused on that? It's motherfuckers out here rapping about butterflies. Why they need you to believe that you gotta believe?  No, I'm saying. Maybe they're trying to say that. A OG gotta say it. Ain't no OG. That's what I'm trying to say hard to say that. Who the OG? I'm watching.   I thought this was real. What's going on? You can't tell me it's entertainment. Right. That's what we found out. You're not going to get the same fan out of me, niggas. That's what we found out. It's not for entertainment. Don't you see all these motherfuckers in jail right now? That's what I'm saying.  And a lot of these niggas is going. It's a lot over. Fast. But we can't fake. We gotta celebrate the motherfuckers who are outside.  So just celebrate the ones outside. We're going to celebrate the motherfuckers.    What you mean? We're going to have to separate the motherfuckers who really entertainers from the killers. That's it. We're going to support the entertainers and we're going to shun the killers.   And they sing about it. I don't know the nigga that really died. Depending on the situation you give it. You view it the same. I don't know the nigga that's dead. I don't know the nigga that's dead. You're going to celebrate it more. Because they're going to be like. He's telling this story for me. He's going to celebrate it more. I'm not saying we don't listen to the music. What are we going to do? I'm not saying I don't listen to this music. I'm not saying I don't listen to rap anymore.  It's like you know it when you hear it.  But Joc you got the position. Listen, listen, listen. Bro played me a record today from a young cat. Okay. Can't remember his name. Barf a body.     He said. What did that word? Apollo kid. Apollo kid. Now look, but Joc, your position is you got to help them niggas. You have a voice. Hear what I'm saying.  What I'm saying is nigga went hard barfing, barfing, barfing, barfing. Put them on. Nigga hard. But listen. And after I finish listening to it I'm like nigga hard. Put them on.  You say you want to push a good one. At this point in my life that ain't my focus no more. You got your money.  Joc. You can help these niggas.  Joc can put them on. You're like look people who got out. That ain't what I'm trying to do right now. Okay. What you trying to do? What I'm trying to do is continue to spread love my brother.      We a black community we try to get our paperwork straight. So what we doing?  And so we can quit talking about the niggas who going to be niggas either way. Y'all been ready to get out the subject. No way.  We lured you into this part of the context. I still do. Look I'm still keeping tabs on what time it is. I still do. I'm just saying. Joc that's why you gotta stop through here every three weeks or so. So we can have these healthy debates. And every time you come guess what we plan. I knock the bulls out. Y'all head out. Even if you bring your grandma. Yeah.  My grandma definitely come up in this mall with me. Young Jack. No man. But listen. Listen. I don't want to leave on that. You know what I'm saying. This is your show. I don't want to leave on that. Hold on. Don't leave on that. Look at this job. I don't leave how you.  Which I got a bag. I know how much you like swag.  I've been waiting on this. Yeah. I have man. That's it right now. I want the one with the up daddy. Hold on. Let me see. I got one south daddy. That's what I want. This is like that right? Yeah. I appreciate it. I like it. I like it. Every different city like it. Wrote my name on the band. You know what I'm saying. Come on. He ain't write that though. I don't want you to think he wrote it. I didn't say it right though. I make sure.  A girl.    He tried to write your first name. Nigga wrote Joyce Hill.  You think that nigga named Joyce my nigga.  That's it. Put the job. Hey man. Two itching ain't it? Nah. Aw man you know I just realized everything I just did today.  I got up and went to radio this morning. You built for it? Got off radio. I went to court. I left court. I'm working on a new movie that I'm filming. I went and did that. I left from the set of this new movie and I went and filmed. See him love and help out. Yeah. I left love and help out and I came here. Yeah. And when I leave here I got a whole party to go to. At Boogaloo. And I gotta be right back up in the morning and do radio again. At 4 a.m. Hold up. Jock what's your birthday? September. The 20th. Okay.  But when my birthday come up they always be like it's young Jock. I be like I don't think that nigga birthday ain't it? Oh yeah they be saying I'm an airport. Yeah.  Yeah.  Your birthday. Your fake birthday pop up on man. I saw we had a picture together.     No but keep knowing what I'm talking about.  Quick call me on. The label change your birthday. So his fake birthday. My real birthday. Yeah.  But I just said all that to say man.  Hey man we salute that.  Yeah that's what I was thinking about. I wasn't boasting. I was sitting here and this nigga talking about knocking out of my grandmother. Nah you said don't play it with your grandma in there. We gonna play it. I'm thinking about how delirious I am at this moment man. Nah I feel you. Nah. You gotta go to the party bruh. Hey man. You gotta knock it out.    Nah man. Bleed a Walmart version. What is that? Yeah Walmart would bleep out every band where it is right. That's right. Yeah. You know. Yeah they did it. They sell it to her.  That one ain't no cuss word. Sounded like it.  I had the CD in the song. It's so clean.  I thought the disc was scrappy.  Nothing. Nothing. All man. All man. Nah I was just saying that to say man I really appreciate y'all. Let me come through. Stop by. Nah man. You know just. You gotta come back. And just fellowship with y'all. Yeah. You know where we at? I'm proud to see what y'all keep doing man.  Man most of you know what I'm saying. We still working though. Shit we do.  Come on. See how many times we come back.  You know what?  They'll be like. You came out with another suit on. Got a red one.  That one for you to come. What's your social media man? Man Jotline. That's it. Come on man. I don't have OIG. I don't do nothing else man. These gonna come out in the future so drop the show. I have time. For the two new ones. Oh. Now this coming out tonight. Look at them niggas. Look at that. What? We got a spank. I'm going out. I'm going home. Yeah.  Run it back. Yeah. The new show Run It Back on MTV. I believe that's on Tuesday nights. Yeah. Couples Retreat also Tuesday nights. You know what I'm saying. And you can catch my morning show each and every week. That morning. Young Jock in the streets. We want to take over. If you don't live in the cities where I'm syndicated. You can download the Streets app. That Streets with a Z. Listen to us anytime. Drop cut comments or commentary or anything. That's on our station. And you know. Keep me in your pocket. Yeah man. Hey man. Hey the fine sound show. Young Jock. Knock them. My name.  Come on. Make sure you reach your big two. Oh. What's up San Antonio. July the 28th. I'm going to be down there at the Empire Theater. Don't let nobody tell you. No different. There's everybody in San Antonio man. Pull up on me. July the 28th. You already know. I don't get to come to San Antonio often. But when I do. I'm in San Antonio. And I'll come see you when you come see me. Eastern Texas July 29th. Your man Carlos Miller. That's right. I'm coming down there. Where am I going to be at Craig Foreman's Hall? Make sure you grab those tickets and pull up on me. Is that the end of the date? I'm on tour. And I'll come see you. When you come see me. Me is because you was watching this show thinking. Oh.  They was listening. We weren't. It's on the app. It's on the app. The rest of the audience was on the app. TV. Wherever you get your subscription. No it's not. It's not on Apple TV. It's just available. Not yet. Directly where they sell apps. Well they don't sell apps on Apple TV. Where?  It's on the app. It is on the app. Put it on the app. Put it on the app.  No.  I said put it.  Oh we do. I have a full of Roku's. Oh. Roku's the most air in the world. Yeah. It's on the app. Or $85 a year. So you get a whole year for $85. Did you know that? It's $8.50 and then you gotta pay taxes. Yeah. So you know. You know we get them all type of content. You know what?  Until they get it on the app. I mean hey. You gotta watch it. The app. The app is available. All of these people that say we should keep putting this on YouTube for free. What about the years of freeness that we've already provided upon you? We gave this away for free for years. Let's move together. How would you let somebody come to this in the show and put it on another network and you're buying their subscription.  So don't ask us. We're putting it on the app. We saw what you said in the comments. We saw it. We saw it. The good. The bad.  And the ugly. So you know what? We folding under this pressure. We hear you. We hear you. We hear you. We win indeed.  Just for an hour though. Yeah. That's all you get is an hour. So don't you can't complain. We're the rest of it. I don't think they should get 37 minutes. I don't see. We gotta hurry up. We just put a whole bunch of ads in between. Like long way in there. Like five minute ads. Hey, how you doing? Slow motion ads. Slow motion ads. Slow slow it down. Waste a motherfucking time. Yeah. Let's just go ahead and make sure. Channel 85.com. I want to make sure I read what they wrote.  These niggas don't know how to spell or type proper sentences. But they trying to get us to get y'all to buy the app. What you think we want to read this shit? China 85, man. So we can talk that shit, man. Ladies, don't you like this? That's right. On the app. Uncensored, unfiltered and edited. Can you believe that? I'm talking about with actual production in it. Thanks.   That's on the app. We got sports shows, talk shows, documentaries. Chico got a head right and claim that he teached. Nobody passed it.  But we're working on it and you can see it on the app. They didn't even tell them about the tax course that we had uploaded on this. They don't even know that we got a whole show about Wall Street. And a $5 dollar on the app. Right. And we got the arts in the end until the color purple up there. Oh, man. We got the raw dishes, all the uncut, all the bloopers. We got all that. Right. It's on the app.  Don't say that. I'm leaving though. Channel 85.com. Go get the app. You got an hour for free. We gave you what you wanted. Now give us some subscriptions to the app. 50, 899 with tax. $85 a year. Channel 85.com. 85 South Shore. Get the app. Well, see, this is what they don't know. The app, really $3, but adjusted for inflation. It ain't done yet. What low C? Get the app, man. Stop bullshitting. We out of here, man. We're not about to keep working all this time. We're working free. We're not going on at the meeting. We on your way to flat. On air.


Hi everyone, Joe for jasmiescasebreaks.com coming at you with 2016 Donner's Optic football hanger box edition random team break number two This sells out to me any one football if you're looking for that. It's not in this video It's gonna be in a separate video, but we are giving away nine spots in that break at the end of this break So no vet commonship Do the break first as always everyone knows the drill, right? And then we'll do the randomizer different dice roll at the end for that big Thanks to all of these folks right here for getting to the action. They are the teams right there as well Let's roll it. Let's randomize it two and a one three times one two and three After three times we got Austin Down to Tyler was that was that out of a mixer Stephen and then three times for the teams one two and three Yeah, but far was a free agent right by the time he went to the Vikings and wasn't there another team in between That was out of contender the Kobe out of contenders. I think nice. That's a very good price Not bad for a mixer just one one lonely box in that mixer Austin with the chargers. Oh, no, sorry This is 2016. So I guess Dallas bill was the Dallas Cowboys right here No No trade windows in these little filler breaks. Let's just let's just go with it It's print and rip. Did you end up getting it getting that graded Stephen or did you you just sell that Kobe raw? But nine cash. It's pretty nice Pretty pretty nice. I think the stunning part for me for that card was just Was that it would not grade it? Wow, that's really good was that it was It was out of a mixer, you know, and and it's just one if we're doing like a full case break or something like that There's a final print out right there Then maybe my expectation levels for potentially seeing a monster is a little bit higher But mixers can be you know the boxes each individual box in the mixer can be hit or miss So to have that Kobe pop from there. I think was also the stunning part good work. I'm glad you got in Glad the randomizer worked out glad the box cooperated Lot of good things there Well, I've got a good price for it too All right, here we go. Oh, there you go. There's an Ezekiel Elliott rated rookie for Bill and the Cowboys Also, we got here and a Carson Wentz That's true. Yeah, it evens out now Stephen Hey, that's why you keep getting your abes in stuff like that for moments like that Eagles Tyler Brenner. Let's see if Carson Wentz can revive his career with the Eagles Someone else maybe All right, let's flip back to this screen. So the whole point of this is not necessarily the break itself So we got Cardinals or Jimmy down to Daniel The whole point of this is to win those One spots right there. So top nine after eight good luck One two three four and Eighth and final time. So from ten on down sad times Nine happy people the rest unhappy. These are the unhappy people Sorry But congrats to the top nine. Thank you for getting in Brian Bill Sean Austin Matthew Tyler Summon Eric and Raymond Congrats to the nine of you. You're in that Panini one football break coming up in a separate video I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks.com. I'll see you next time for that break


Je m'appelle Harald Schmidt, je suis un docteur médical et une pharmaciste, mais c'est le maximum de français. I work at Masters University and I have moved now from classical research to precision medicine in the past years. Well, the precision medicine in the moment is the answer to the imprecision medicine that we currently have. So we basically do not understand most of the diseases, therefore we have to wait until symptoms arise. We name the disease after a symptom and then we treat the symptoms. But because that does not cure the problem, the diseases become chronic. So we have lots of chronic diseases, but they are chronic because we didn't know the cause.  You wouldn't accept this, but in medicine we still do. Yeah, it's not something where we talk about the future in 10 or 20 years. There are a lot of things patients or not yet patients can already do. You can, for instance, get your genome sequenced. Then you will benefit from every new knowledge that is generated next year. You can use symptom checkers so that you don't rely only on your medical doctor about the diagnosis. You can go pre-diagnose there and of course you can do prevention. Lifestyle prevention is in 80% of the causes of chronic disease. So that's almost the best thing. I think it's happening in a lot of places. Not everything in one place, but there are wonderful collaborators at Harvard University, Karolinska University, for instance, where we actually almost challenged the entire system in medicine in the moment where we basically have split up the human body organ by organ. For every organ we have a specialist, a clinic and a research discipline. But if we actually think the other way around or think of the example of rare diseases, rare diseases are usually caused by one gene. And this gene then can cause symptoms in three or four organs. Our current system of medicine would easily make out of those four symptoms four separate diseases without knowing the cause. And that's what we need to change. We need to boil down to the cause of the disease and actually cure them. I think precision medicine in this way is questioning the entire structure of medicine and our health care system. Actually, we don't have a health care system in the moment.  As long as you're healthy, you're usually not in touch with the health care system and you become a customer when you become sick. So, changing such a system that is so established and money making, I think in the last mile that will be tough because we need to basically change a lot of established disciplines, structures, industries that will disappear and new disciplines will appear. I think scientifically what we call network or systems medicine for bringing the whole body together in one discipline is scientifically almost not a challenge anymore. I think we have solved it. What we now need to show is in the clinic for clinician that what we have discovered so far is working in the clinic for the patient and with high precision. Once we have shown that and I think we will show it in the next one or two years, then the whole system will tilt. So, I think we are almost there. But as I said, patients can already now or not patients sort of embrace that digital way of doing medicine. Yeah, this is medicine is already quite interdisciplinary but precision medicine even more because we're now working with mathematicians, computer programmers in the lab. I never had that in my group before. Now I have mathematicians in my lab and a meeting like this one where you bring all these disciplines together is almost for me like a homecoming meeting. Normal medical meetings are still based in organs and I'm always the disruptive guy in these meetings. Here I have the feeling it's basically a homecoming conference.


Very good afternoon, everybody. Today, I'm talking about OARP image with it's really the metadata harvesting. First of all, let's look what is OARP image? OARP image stands for Open Archives Initiative Protocol for metadata harvesting. So from my point of view, OARP image was just harvesting records from one repository or one archives to another one. The first version of OARP image was released in January 2001, followed by a minor revision in July, become version 1.1. So latest one was version 2.0, which was released in June. It's quite a while. First of all, let's look at an online technical overview of underneath of OARP image. From my point of view, there was two techies. First technical issues here, first one was HTTP. Second one was XML. I'm going to explain you for details. So first of all, let's look at protocol to transfer metadata we use HTTP. Given you guys are all experts, so you know it's typical client server computing models. You can get a response, you can get a request, and get a response, all sent by HTTP protocols. So requests are encoded, specific requests are encoded in GET or POST operations. So response always give you what well-formed XML documents. In principle, OARP image can support any metadata format. So it can be doubling call, mark, mod, RIFCS, anything. But in practical, in end OARP image harvester, we only support RIFCS. Last year, we successfully implement our harvester to support ISO <IP_ADDRESS>, which is my colleague Alicia will be happy. So she don't need to prepare another format for our translations. Of course, the default format for OARP image was doubling call. So now let's talk about the key two important components in OARP image. First one was data provider. Second one was service provider. So from my point of view, OARP was the device world between data provider and service provider. So specifically in data capture project point of view, data provider normally is your institutional repositories. So what you do was you expose your metadata to end harvester. And it's possible you supply free access to metadata, maybe item level data. And service provider here, which was we end OARP image harvester. Basically, it's a client application that issue OARP image request. Now let's talk about another issue was sets. The purpose for sets was all over for harvesting of sub-collections. Unfortunately, there was no unique guideline on how to define a set. So this is really up to your institutional reporting managers. So for example, in this diagram, so there was three sets. First one was end, sets for end.  Third one was a bunch of journals. Maybe it will send to people, National Archive of Australia or something else. So given there was no unique guideline on how to define sets, this become issue was similar to end collections, how to define a unique collection. So it's sort of become a BA's task. You have to negotiate or you have to engage with your clients to get mutually agreed sets for end. Finally, what I'm talking about was sets can be overlapped, which means there can be one item in end set, another item, same item can be in image set, but they fit two different places. So now, given we've already talked about service providers and data providers, let's talk about a brief talk about how it works. So as we said in data capture projects, service provider mainly was Ends Harvester. And the data provider can be your institutional repository, can be say, Monash Arrow repository, Swiband Research Bank, Nova in the Newcastle, or for Vivo in Unimelban or somewhere else. So what it doing mainly was our harvester always request six important verbals to your data provider. Say just give me data set based on different verbals. And all your institutional repository given was just giving me well-formed XML file. So this was six predefined verbals in OARP image. Let's look at them in details. First one was identifier. What's identified doing was its return general information about IR, and maybe it's related policies. So let's look at examples. So this command, what I'm using is I'm using Griffith MetaHunter Harbor project. They have successfully configured OARCAT to support RIFCS. So what I'm doing here was I just tell you verb equal to identify. So hopefully you can give me what's your institutional information and the related policies. This was a screenshot of the response. As you can see, let me just point out this is your repository name, it can tell you, it also can tell you this is your base URL, which is very important in OARP image art. So this it tell you was protocol was 2.0. Also it tell you if you got any problem, who you contacting to. Second one was list metadata formats. So the purpose was just show you listing all the possible metadata formats in your institutional repository. Also it can show you where's my schema location and where's my namespace. So let's look at example of this request. See it's response, what it going was it's just request say list metadata formats, a project you may not see my cursor is moving, it's too tiny. In this response, as you can see was MetaData prefix was RIF, which means Griffith's unique OARCAT is only support RIFCS metadata format. Let's look at the set. So it's just provide a list of sets in with records which may be organized. So again, in this command, what I'm going to do is I'm going to ask Griffith's unique OARCAT say, hey show me all your sets in your repository. This is a response, it show you we only get one set, set name was research project. Now let's look at list identifiers. So this can list all the unique identifier corresponding to records in your IR. So this identifier can be as Nick point out in the morning, it's can be global unique persistent identifier or can be local identifier. Of course, you can also get the parameters I want to show for a certain period of time, show me all this identifier you created. Or you want to say I want to see in end set how many identify I minted. So let's look at examples of which I proposed. So in this command, what I'm going to do is I'm going to ask OARCAT in Griffith's unique say, hey show me all your list, all your identifiers which is metadata format you go to RIFCS, which means show me all the RIFCS set identified. This is just part of the screenshots, it's giving me all the list of identifiers. Last two are the list records, which means you can retrieve your metadata for multiple records. Of course, you must tell this record which metadata format you want for this record. Also you got choice to say was I want for a certain period of time for this record. Or you can also specify for what sort of set you want. So let's look at this example. This example shows you was I want to list RIFCS metadata, all the RIFCS records. This is part of the screenshots, a project I'm just not confident enough to show you the real one because it's take time. So I'm just show you the half of my screenshots. If you look at, if I can guide you, look at at end of this XML file, you can see registry object group is equal to Griffith's unique, which means this is a party record. Of course, it's got lots of records there. I'm just because of limitation of the screen, I can't show you everything. So final variable which I'm going to say was get record. This one, all you want to say was return metadata for single identifier. For example, you TARDIS may mean ends and identifier like slash double zero two. So if one day Steve and Alex said, I just want to get this record back. So you can say was my met command was get record. My metadata format was RIFCS. My identifier was this. So this will give you a single one record meet your requirement. Okay, now let's talk about another issue which was data stamp. So as in OARP image, each record can need a data stamp. What's the purpose for? Two purposes. One to show when this record was created. Second one was to tell you when this record can is modified. So using this data stamp, OARP image and the harvester can harvest by data range. For example, if one day ends harvester pointing to Monash Uni in Anthony's OARP, my TARDIS report, we just can say, show me all the records from 1st of August, 2001 to 31st of August, 2001. So it's just give me a range of records. Or another better thing was it can support incremental harvesting. So let's talk about what is incremental harvesting. So again, as we always said, the service provider here in data capture project is always ends harvester. I'm assuming you just contribute your records. You not harvest the back. Okay, so your data provider can be different. So what ends harvester doing in general way is it say, hey, what's new since last time I came in? Show me all the records. Different repository return different XML file. It can be already containing all the new records, all the modified records, or you may flag this record is being deleted and you need action was in our harvester side to delete these records. Let's talk about a slightly complicated issue which is you may use resumption token. The purpose for resumption token is, maybe one day your repository just has too many data set. You may one day contribute 10,000 records to end. But given you may worry about your network traffic may lose part of your record. So what it's doing is you can regenerate resumption tokens for your data provider. Let's look at what it's going. So ends harvester pointing to your provider. Say, hey, I want all your new records. And I also say I want all your Rift CS record. As you can see, that's Rift. And also I say I need time was after January of August. Ah, sorry, first of July. This provider say I have 250, but given network traffic or given the policy of give you at once per time, you can define the number of items you can define to end. One day, for example, if in Monash Uni, if they divide, I just give you one time, always give you 100 records. Then this become issue that you have 250. This time I only give you 100. So what it's doing Monash Uni doing was it's generating me a token that I give you 100 first. And please remember your token is MON1 or something else. Then our harvester were reading, getting your record, continue start to, sorry, talking to your data provider say, I need more data set. This time I give you a token was MON1, which means in your provider, you know you've already contributed 100 records. Then your response will be I have 250. This time I give you another 100. Then I generated you a new resumption tokens. So finally, end harvester finished harvesting all the records with the rest of 50.  So finally, what I'm talking about was I'd like to talk about some existing OAR PMH solutions in ends, or which can be, which has already been used in some projects. First one was JOAI, which is you can find detailed JOAI solutions in end's website. So this solution has been adopted by Monash Uni Melbourne FIVO, am I right, SARS? Okay. So second one was OARCAT, which is being successfully adopted by Griff's Uni MetaHunter Hub project. Finally, one was PRO-OARI for Fedora. We know it's a trouble, but lucky our friends from SARS, they successfully developed a solution to support PROP, configure RIFCS to support, give records to end. Of course, you may ask him, there was plenty of OARP image solutions, and here I only list you three. Does that means you have to choose from three? Answer is definitely not. So whatever solution, which meet your best internal requirements, you just go. Correct me if I'm wrong, Andrew. I'm sort of doing. So you can choose, in the market there was plenty of OARP image solutions. Okay, too much. Finally, I'm talking about end supported MetaData, which is I have sort of already covered in the previous. First one was RIFCS, second one was ISO19115, which was Geographical Information MetaData Format. And of course you can say, in your institutional repository, you have other format, DC, Mods, MAC, or other format. So what it required is it required cross-working from other different format to RIFCS. So it's inevitable is you have to write XSLT to translate from say for DC or MAC or other format to RIFCS. My message here was given and some project has already written some XSLT translations. So before you decided to write a new translations, please talking to our BAs, we may can give you existing one. So you just need to modify or you just adopt it. So save your time, unless you really think it's been joined to do it yourself. So finally, what I'm going to talk was, I'm just giving you a screenshot of in-ends sandboxes and in-ends production. So suppose you have already have institutional repository and successfully configured your OAP image to support RIFCS. So we need a couple of mandate information from your side to set up information in our data source. So first one was key. What sort of key you can name for your data source. Second one was title. What's the title? It can be and, or Monash Merc, or Unimailbone Vivo project or something else. Finally, third or fourth one was the base URL, which is you only supply the base URL of your OAP image. The fifth, sorry, the fourth one was in your provide, as we said, OAI divides the world into provider side and harvest side. So you really need to talking to us is which type of provider type you supply. There was three types here. First one was RIF, which indicates you are going to use direct harvesting. As Andrew mentioned before, with you just use direct HTTP get, we just use direct HTTP get to get your record. The second one was RIF OAI. Third one was RIF OAP image. In harvest the method, you can also talk about what is direct harvesting is harvested based on OAP image protocol or something else. Of course, if you wanted to, you can also set up some sets. So clearly tell you I'm going to contribute this set to end, this set to picture Australia, this set to somewhere else. And you can also define how frequent your ends harvested to get your records, once per day, once per month or once per year. So also we may recommend you to leave your content number, your name, just in case if your harvester was server down or something else, we can contact you and say, hey, could you please take a look? Okay, I guess that's end of my talk. I'd like to leave you with some useful links.


Hi, I'm Denchie. I want to begin by apologizing for my shovel state at the moment. I just came home from a six-hour flight So I want to frame this video as an apology Explaining the state of my channel for the last few years because it's been a lot different if you've looked at Denchie video the channel you're watching right now, whether it's on YouTube pure tube odyssey whatever and you look at the years of 2019 to now You'll notice that when you reach 2022 right at the beginning of 2022 My upload rate just suddenly drops like very significantly and you can see that in my videos if you go to my channel and see the list of videos suddenly There's just a moment in which there's a bunch of videos all bunched together And it's a very long time frame if you look at the videos from the beginning of 2022 to now It doesn't make up a lot like my previous videos from 2019 to 2021 Even per year of course because that that is a little more time. So let me explain why that is now the reason Really it comes down to my own laziness I don't want to sit here and act like there's any external factors affecting me or anything bad happening in my life If anything, it's actually been the opposite. My life has been getting much better Since 2022 and 2023 everything is going fine. Nothing is, you know, wrong with me health-wise. I'm better everything else I'm better not that there was anything bad in the first place, but you know Things have not been getting worse in that regard.  So why it comes down to my own laziness. I want to clarify that That's why I'm this video is an apology because it's my own responsibility to make videos on this channel And what's really bad is the problem that I really want to address is that I've made promises about making videos before and I've not fulfilled every single one of them or I've not fulfilled them in time So an example is a few months ago. I made a community post talking about making reading an audiobook making an audiobook for my channel and I gave people like a poll and they could Build it for which one and I eventually deleted that post because I didn't get I didn't get the video out by the time I wanted to get it out now eventually I did get it out as you guys saw a few days ago. I uploaded one however You know, that's a lot later and you know, it's it seems like a little oversight or something But this isn't just one oversight This has been happening for a long time if you follow my Community tab on YouTube or my RSS feed. This is something that's been going on for a while on my RSS feed There's a post. I think it's summer of 2022 I think that was the title of the post and I say at the end that I post, you know I'm really I have the intention to make more wide-web world videos the documentary videos I make like the liquid Chris won and whatever After the summer of 2022 did I ever do that? No, it comes down to my own laziness So this video is just an apology for that I need to tell you but I also need to tell myself about this and have some accountability for it Because you know, it's not it's wrong. It's not nice what I'm doing and You know, I don't like not putting videos out. It's something that I really do enjoy doing I've just been putting it off for this and making excuses in my mind like oh, I need a study Oh, I need to do this when in reality if anything My studies have always gone perfectly fine with making videos a lot of people act like things like making videos hobbies outside of school Exercise and things like that Detract from other parts of life as if your life is like Alec like in a video game where you allocate like points to different parts It's not really like that things actually accumulate on each other and you gain the more you do really at least in my own experience So it has been to a detriment to me in addition to my audience So this is just a little video I wanted to put out there And I want to make it clear to everyone that this is not something I'm doing, you know out of malice It's just out of laziness and it is my responsibility. So once again, I'm sorry This is really unprompted as you can tell by the an iron shirt and everything But yeah, I'm just gonna go to bed now. I hope everybody enjoyed this video or whatever. I hope you found it interesting and Once again, you know, I apologize for all this lack of activity and I do want to make these videos I do want to do this. This is a very valuable hobby for me. It's a very valuable thing And yeah, I've been Denshi. Good. Bye


Search for a home on any device, anytime, anywhere. Private property, a home for everyone. It's good to have you back with us on Winner Home on Afternoon Express. We're on SABC 3. So you get a chance potentially to win yourself a dream home on an incredible estate in Johannesburg. And so we really need to become experts in estate living. Now over the course of the series we'll explore various aspects related to buying and living on those estates. Today we're joined by Grant Gavin to discuss the different types of property available on estates in South Africa and how to choose the right type of property for you. Grant, welcome to our loft. Thank you, Dennerlo. Good to be here.  We met at the last series of Winner Home when we came to shoot with some of the homes that you were looking at. So property clearly is something that is booming and everybody should invest. Or am I mistaken? No, property is always your one step to creating wealth. Your first step to creating wealth, let me say. It's a good long-term investment and property is something that we should all aspire to own for the benefit of wealth creation. Okay, and then estates obviously is a way to do that. Everyone's been pushing estates quite a lot at the moment because I think it's a hot topic. I mean, is investing in estates also a great one? 100%. You always want to invest A in a good location. B, you want to buy at a good price. But I think most importantly, you always want to buy where there's going to be good demand to sell at some point. And with estates and the way South African buyers look for security when they look to buy a property as one of their main priorities, everybody wants to get onto estates, a growing trend. And I believe that South Africa has the largest number of estates in the world. I think there are officially that we've got the largest number of estates in the world, which is such a fascinating factor to consider. I think it's because of security, I'd imagine. And security is coming at a premium. So if you look at the prices that you're paying for properties on estates versus off the estates, you're getting way more for your money off the estates in terms of sales of accommodation and land sales. But you're definitely paying a premium getting onto these estates because people want security. And that's driving prices up. Okay. Explain to me about estates because one thing that I've noticed by travelling to all different estates around the country, they all are slightly different. Some of them are very lifestyle community driven. Some of them are huge. Some of them are golf estates. Some of them are residential. What kind of different estates do you get? Are they like categories? Well, I think it all comes down to lifestyle. And it depends on what you as the buyer are looking to buy into in terms of lifestyle.  If you love nature, you're going to go into a wildlife or an eco estate. And a lot of these eco estates are being built now with particular designs for, you know, ensuring that architecture is matching trains in the environment for long term. So there's all sorts of environments that you can fit into in terms of the type of lifestyle that you're looking for. So you must go window shopping. I think that's an important thing to go visit the websites, go see the properties, go visit, go get a sense of who you are as an individual and how you'd like your living spaces to represent that. Yeah, I think most people know that. I think most people know exactly what they're looking for when it comes to estates. Obviously, that estate is going to be within your proximity of where you work. You don't want to be commuting too far away from the estate to your place of work. So it kind of comes down to what's in your area as well. Yeah. All right, let's talk a bit about the properties within estates. It's something that fascinates me quite a lot. I mean, we're actually these beautiful shots of estates and you think of these mansions out there with long driveways and fountains and waterfalls as you get up to those houses. And I'm thinking, I can't afford a house like that. Yeah. Well, I think that's what the marketing will tell you, showing you these beautiful homes on these massive plots. But there is a home for everybody within an estate. Obviously, depending on budget, you're going to have an entry level home. Typically, that's going to come in a sectional title complex. Perhaps it's a two-bed apartment, but you're going to have something that would match your budget from a particular price point. Obviously, if you're wanting to live in that sectional title-type environment, you're going to be living more in cluster-type homes with lots of people around you.  I have a freehold property and you're going to have a little bit more space. But that's going to come at a higher price. I'm sure. All right, so the sectional titles, et cetera, I mean, are they affordable for the regular home buyer? Because, I mean, you're also getting the security. That's the added value that you're getting for one of those pieces of properties. So the nice thing about those is that they're great to buy, and they're great to hold on to.  Remember, if you're comparing apples with apples and you're looking at the size of accommodation that you're going to get off an estate versus on an estate, you're always going to be paying more. So it's going to come down to your pocket and what you can afford. So when we talk about, is it affordable for everybody to buy on an estate? Probably not. That's the first answer I'd give. But in terms of, if you're looking, for example, for a three million-round home off the estate, you're going to get a much bigger home in terms of accommodation. You are paying a premium when you go on to an estate, but you're getting the lifestyle and you're getting the security and the peace of mind that comes with it. And there's going to be huge demand for those homes as the country grows, as the population grows, so the value of those properties is going to increase drastically too. I'll keep ramming home on those points, and I'm sorry to do it, but security is the number one priority for a home buyer at the moment. Totally. In South Africa. Grant, thank you so much.  Now, remember that this season of Winner Home, you stand a chance of winning a beautiful home on the Eye of Africa estate. All you have to do is log on to privateproperty.co.za and answer a very easy question. Keep a lookout each week for more property advice and tips right here on Win a Home. You also can visit the private property website to learn more about the Winner Home design duos, see their completed rooms, and find out more about the incredible prizes that you could win. Coming up, those judges arrive to inspect the guest bedroom. Don't go anywhere.


I tell you about the times in Ohio, in the six years at Ohio University, the enrollment on main campus had more than doubled. Graduate enrollment had increased four times. In fact, had jumped from 341 to 736. So while the time, the population had grown very rapidly and suddenly Athens, Ohio had become a very important center. Ohio University was a public university, but it seemed more like a private university. I thought to myself that we ought to treat Ohio University more like a private university, even though we're getting public funding, and I was doing private fundraising. And I had hoped there could be an exceptional place for young people to go to. We tried to control the size of it, so it wouldn't get too big. And so it turned out to be a very fine university. My father was a congregational minister, and we had a church in a small town, about 60 miles west of the Minneapolis, called Dassel, Dassel, Minnesota. And my mother did not trust the hospital there in Dassel, so she went to Chicago, where she lived, where she grew up, and I was born on April 7th, 1923 in Chicago. And then my father took a church in Moline, Illinois, and we lived right on Fifth Avenue. The war broke out in 1941, and so I went to Columbia University and got my commission as an instant in the Navy. And then I was put aboard the USS Saratoga and aircraft carrier. So we went all around the Pacific Ocean on this aircraft carrier, which I enjoyed very much. We actually didn't get into war at all, but it was nice to be on this aircraft carrier. When I got out of the Navy, I went to Harvard Business School. And then when I graduated, they asked me to become the associate dean there. So I worked at Harvard Business School for a while. In 1951, I married Mary Ann Alden, and I was invited to become president of Ohio University. So that's when we moved to Ohio. Mary Ann was a wonderful, wonderful person. Not only a good parent, but she also was a very good public person. People liked her very much, so she made a wonderful university president's wife. And I still miss her, but she was a perfect person. It was amazing that I had been a university president. And I had planned the U.S. Job Corps, and I had worked with President Eisenhower, and I'd go to Washington to help with the work on the Job Corps program and the war on poverty. Then all of a sudden, Life Magazine decided to publish an article about me, which was amazing. In a sense, it put Ohio University on the map. Because I don't know when the President of the United States had come before, but here he was in front of the whole audience. With us today, the 36th President, Lyndon Baines Johnson. Under Dr. Alden's leadership, Ohio University is setting a national standard of leadership. And attacking the problems of area economic development. Yes, I realized that the faculty was the most important element in the university. So I had to pay attention to them and get to know them well. And I got to know many faculty members quite well. And so we tried to bring in some new ones that were good and promote the ones that were very good. So I spent a lot of time with the faculty at Ohio. I said one time that the library was the most important place within the university. It serves as a resource for the faculty, for the students, for the townspeople. So I thought that the library was a very important place. So I was overwhelmed when they decided to name it after me. And very pleased about that. To keep pace with this growth, I mentioned only one building in my address. That was the need for a new library. I used the same expression that Tom Little did this afternoon that a great library is the heart of any great university. Les Rollins was a very wonderful person I got to know at the Harvard Business School. And we tried to identify people who were bright and had a nice personality. And we named them the Ohio Fellows. So we could give them a special opportunity to get to know people and to give an uprising to their career. First of all, I enjoyed athletics myself. I enjoyed baseball very much. And I thought that also people to identify colleges with sports, Notre Dame and others were well known because of their athletics. So I thought that athletics should be an important part of the university. The Hawking River went right through town. And every so often it overwhelmed with flooding. It destroyed crops for people. It destroyed houses and so on. So I felt it was very important for me to try to move that river. So I got federal funding and I was able to move and contain the Hawking River. So that was a major project which I helped to finance on federal money. We always believed in the opportunities for black and white students. And we always emphasized that we had equal opportunity for everybody. And so I tried to encourage them to get to know people well of both races. Japan was very important to me because I was lucky enough to be sent to a Japanese language school in Boulder, Colorado. So I learned to speak the Japanese language and got to know very many Japanese people. So Japan became very important to me. And I was hoping that someday I'd be able to visit Japan, which I did do. And so Japan was an important part of my life. And they also gave me a nice award, a Lifetime Achievement Award. To me, libraries are important on a campus. It's almost like the heartbeat of a campus. And so the fact that they were nice enough to name it after me still makes that library very important to me. And thousands of students go through with it there. And so I'm so proud of the fact that they just say the name it after me. Ha ha ha ha!


You get lost in your obsession and everything else kind of melts away. I was losing that. I think it's such a healthy thing for someone to have. You were talking about washing your car. I reached a place where I didn't need to wash any of my cars, right? So pain someone else to do it. And then I felt like, man, I was missing out on something. How funny is that? Like I wanted the labor back. It's like, Hey, I worked really hard. And it really was that it was a bit of me being introspective and thinking back to like childhood, right? Like, and I try to do this, like where I have these moments where I just stop when I'm by myself and kind of just trying to be grateful for the work that I get to do, the things that I've caught. I mean, there was a time when I was a 16 year old boy when I said things like, man, if I could just have that or just do like, I did it. Yeah, I have it. And then when I outsourced cleaning it now, damn, like that part of that. I remember as a kid thinking about, I would take such good care of it. And I would be like thinking and now I'm like, already, you could take care of like, no, like so there was a part of me that was was getting that back. Doing things for the sake of the enjoyment of doing it. I think it's an awesome thing.