e'll get these deleted. Donnie is going to be typing them all in. So descriptions, once the break is over and all the cards have been shown off, all of the hits are going to be copied and pasted over into this random.org window. We're going to random roll the dice. Say it's eight times. We're going to random the names eight times. We're going to random the hits eight times as well. So good luck, guys. Let's get this opened and let's get rocking and rolling. This is now on the table. Let me make myself smaller. Okay, we're starting off with the VIP invitation exclusive. That counts as a hit. It's a good luck to everybody on that one. We've got open, open, open sesame. I've done all I can do. It was, then we hit a letter patch booklet or not booklet, a game use patch letter of Lattie Jr.  Henry Ford cut was the last one. Hardest part of office. Scripts too big. Scripts too big, sir. There it is. Five names. Good God. All right, let's start with our sealed pack. What's up, Joshua? I think I thought I meant to say hi to you earlier, my bad man. Four Chrome cards that is guaranteed one Super Fractor in there as well. So that will stay sealed as a hit as well. We're gonna have our 1958 Super Fractor. Oversized, cut slash letter, like game use letter slash dual cut. Need a dual cut. It's the only one we're missing. So the top, top layers empty. That's gone. Start off with our base set. All number to 50. That stays sealed as a hit as well. We've got our 50 audits. Gold frame, which we'll be going through one by one. Keep those over here so you can still see them. And then we've got our Wander or Vladimir Guerrero Jr. One of one decade. Case is gone. I'm gonna get everything better in frame here now. There's the Super. Avon and Costello dual auto be sweet, dude. All right, let's do our autos. Good luck, everybody. Again, Donald will be typing these in. I will. Front, nice. We went six for six on Aaron Judge autos. There we go. Let's go, baby. 15 of 15, Aaron Judge. My guy. Oh, this is very, very fancy, please. Next up, second is Adrian Beltray, five of 15. That's true. That's what he gets for, that's what you get for not responding to Josh when you get called Donald for the rest of the day. Oh, well. I said hi, but Sam was talking. Scott Cardinals, Albert Poulos. That is gonna be one of 20. Bonnie. T-A-W-N-Y, that's how we're gonna spell your name now. Why not? Nice one there. Good luck on that one, everybody. Rookie Alec Thomas, eight of 20. Alec Thomas, eight of 20. And one of one color match. I think we pulled both of Barry Larkin vertical one of ones. Not bad. We'll take it. Very cool. Barry Larkin, one of one red. Gonna be Rookie Otto, Bobby Witt Jr., also went six for six on Witts. Nice one there for the Royals. Bobby Witt Jr. Donnie's birthday present, everyone gets to sign out to spell his name. I like that. I don't really know if that's a present. Green, Bo Jackson, seven of 15. Oh, was it horizontal? Nevermind. Damn it. Bo Jackson, Bo knows. Next up, we got another green. Horizontal for the Angels, Brandon Marsh, one of 15, Brandon Marsh. Another green this time for the Phillies, Bryce Harper, eight of 15. Nice one there. It's not up for you to decide. Wow. Bobby's just catching strays over there about his name now. Yeah, that's fine. I deserve it. That's one there. Bobby's two dialed in to take any criticism right now. He's got Phillies again. Bryson Stott on the rookie auto. Just ignoring the haters today. 17 of 20. Dialed in. Bryson Stott. So we've got a purple Cal Ripken Jr., the Ironman, seven of 10. The Orioles. A lot of purple Cal Ripkins come out today too. Not bad, not bad. Not bad, not bad. Green, Carl Yastremski, one of 15 for the Red Sox. Not too shabby there. New York Yankees, Derek Jeter. They're the captain, 12 of 20. Nice one there. Good luck guys, or good luck guys. Do Annie? Yes. Donnie? That's what I have to do, Donnie. Donnie. Yankees again. Don Mattingly, four of 15. Donnie Baseball for the Yankees. Nice one there. Donnie at Baseball. Come at it, Jeter, I think. Yeah. Never mind, you're good. You're good. Bags in. Another green, Eddie Murray, 15 of 15 for the Orioles. One thing I've gotten in my brain today is how to properly sell Jeter's name. Jeter? Yeah. Who, Platinum? Frank Thomas, the Big Hurt, one of one. Platinum foil, Big Hurt. Very cool. Purple is a Blue J, George Springer. That is one of 10. George Springer, one of 10. Oh, there's way too much nonsense going on. Yeah, it was like, I think we got the cookies. Oh, God. Way too much nonsense. Everyone's surrounding the table. We've got for the Braves, Craig Maddox, the Professor. 11 of 20. Two in the first 16 this time. Professor. Purple, Hideki Matsui, five of 10. Five of 10. Godzilla for the Yankees. Next frame. It's gonna be a rookie, Hunter Green, 18 of 20 for the Reds, 18 of 20. Team break with the Yankees. I know Yankees and Angels and Mariners were like all clear in this, if there was a team break. Stop for the Mariners. Jared Kalnick, three of 10 on the Purple. Jared Kalnick, Red Sox. Jaren Duran, Fullsig Rookie Auto, 18 out of 20. Jaren Duran, nice JD. We've got Joey Vado. That is a three of 20. Green is Johnny Betch, 12 of 15, part of the big red machine. Next up, Jonathan India, that is two of 20 for the Reds. Two of 20, Jonathan India. That is Rookie Julio Rodriguez, 16 out of 20. Another J-Rod popping out, very nice. Love to see that. Nice J-Rod, we'll get that magged up for ya. Next up we've got Luba, 10 of 20. Louisa Robert for the White Sox. So we've got a green for the Yankees, Mariano, that is one of 15. First one stamped on the Sandman. Purple Mark Maguire, 10 of 10 for the Athletics. Yankees always flying out of these. Stuff we've got Mike Piazza, 17 out of 20. The Pizza Man for the Mets. Mike Piazza, that is a Philly. Mike Schmidt, one of 10, or one of 20, one of 20, excuse me, for the Phills. Angels, another Mike Trout, 16 of 20. Six for six on Trouts today. Not too shabby if you ask me. Good day of fishing. Oh yeah. They're biting today. In fact, Donnie, we've got Rookie Nick Ladolo, three of 20 for the Reds, Nick Ladolo. Ryan, five of 10 for the Rangers. Extra one of one. Let's go. Second cruise, one of one of the day. Ice man, heck yeah. One of one, O'Neill Cruise. Not bad, we got a Purple. Ozzie Smith, the Wizard, seven of 10. Seven of 10, Ozzie Smith. Paul Goldschmidt, 20 of 20 on the Horizontal. Goldie, more spots coming in for tonight, everybody. Thanks again. Another Purple, Petalanzo, Polar Bear, four of 10. Four of 10, Petalanzo for the Mets. Seven of 10, Randy Johnson on the Purple. This is sweet, yeah. I agree, Taylor, they did nail the design on the Horizontals with the team logo. So cool. For the Diamondbacks, the big unit, seven of 10. Oh, I didn't even realize the logo was in the circle. Yeah, right, isn't that sick? That's pretty cool. Brewers, Robin Yount, two of 10. Very nice for the Brew Crew. Another green, Rod Karoo, that is five of 15, Rodaroo. Five of 15. Roger Clemens, the Rocket, 14 of 15. The Rocket, another green, Ronald Acunha Jr., 11 out of 15. Yeah, I know, Wolfpack, yeah, agreed. Nice Acunha, another green, Ryan Sandberg, the Rhino, two out of 15. Ryan Sandberg, three cases in a row of vertical green Acunha, nice. We've got Shane Baz, five of 20, Rookie Otto, five of 20 on the Horizontal, Shane Baz, the Wizard of Baz. Yeah, everything. Next up, Angels, there's another Shohei Otani, one of 20. Heck yeah, man. Never too many Otani's, nice Otani. Next up for the Tigers, Spencer Torkelson, 20 of 20, Rookie Horizontal Otter, Purple Vertical, Trey Turner, four of 10. Nice one there for the Dodgers. All right, next one up. We've got Green, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., four of 15 for the Blue Jays. Is Wander Franco, 13 out of 15 on the Horizontal. 13 of 15, Wander, what'd you say? All right, that'll do it for the Autos, the gold-framed Autos, I should say at least. My brain's starting to melt, one. Too much typing. Perfect, we're out. Yeah, we'll be fine, I just gotta take the water. We've got a Patch Auto, one of one, is gonna be Matt Olson, three colored one of one, Patch Auto, Patch Auto, yes. Three colored, Matt Olson, game used. Next up, we've got a, through the ears, Wander Franco. That is on a 1990 Tops. Well, I haven't looked at the Super in the cut yet. I'm only looking at the ones, because I see them when I first open the box. So I wanna pick what I wanna do in order. 1990 Tops, Wander. Yeah, yeah, you can make that one. Then we've got our Deco, Ichiro as a Yankee, one of one, wow, that's sick. One of one, Ichiro in the pinstripes, baby. Half a season, basically. All right, we've got our Super. That is Mike Schmidt on the 1958 Tops Super Fractor. That's awesome, dude. Mike Schmidt, one of one, Super for the Phillies. There again, is your one of one. God, looks like it's gonna be a cut. It is Booker T. Washington, wow. Okay. Oh man. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, Booker T. Washington. Wow, dude, that's insane. Right?  So crazy, like where else are you gonna find these? Wow, that's awesome. Good luck to everybody on this one. That's insane, dude. That's insane. All right. You all typed in, my friend. Should be. You wanna give like the top five a look really quick just to make sure the. Oh, that it's like the right one. Yeah, here you go. Got you. Franca, Trincetta Ichiro, Booker T. Washington, Trincetta Brown, that, that, that, that, that. Matt also, perfect. Perfect. Perfect. All right, guys, here we go. Again, we've got our 58 participants. 58 hits are in now. Let's roll the dice. We're gonna random each 10 times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10.  Down to Jason C, a bunch of times. 10 times on your hits. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Jeremy Rand, down to Bryce Harper. Jason C's got the Jaren Duran, the 101 Transcendent Gold Deco Ichiro Auto, the Shane Boz, five of 20, Cal Ripken Purple Auto, Wander Franco, Green, 13 of 15, Mariano Rivera, Green, one of 15, Jason C, Nick Ladolo, Lubaub, 10 of 20, Eddie Murray, 15 of 15. You got the cut Booker T. Washington. Congrats on that, Jason. Got the Mike Trout, 16 of 20, the Albert Pujols, one of 20, Greg Maddox auto, 11 of 20. John A, picking up the one-of-one Wander Franco through the year's auto, congrats, John. Okay, now Jason's got the Hunter Green, the O'Neill Cruise one-of-one, the Petalanzo Purple to 10, John of the Nindia to 20, Don Mattingly to 15, one-of-one Patch Auto Matt Olson, Trey Turner Purple to 10, J-Rod to 20, Robin Yacht to 10, Randy Johnson Purple to 10, Ozzie Smith Purple to 10, Joey Vado to 20, Nolan Ryan Purple to 10, Shohei to 20, Ryan Sandberg Green to 15, McGuire Purple to 10, Jared Kellnick Purple Auto, three of 10, as well as the Johnny Bench Green, 12 of 15, the Bobby Witt Auto, 16 of 20, Derek Jeter, 12 of 20, Todd D has the Bryson Stott, 17 of 20, Jason C, again, with the Alec Thomas to 20, and the Paul Goldschmidt to 20, John A, with the Aaron Judge, that is 15 of 15, Jason C, with the Yastremski, the Rondo Cunha to 15, Bo Jackson to 15, Hideki Matui to 10, Frank Thomas, one-of-one, 50 card full set, the full set, Jacob S, with the George Springer Purple to 10, Jason C, with the Mike Schmidt, one-of-20, Barry Larkin Red, one-of-one, the Superfractor, Mike Schmidt, and the Transcendant VIP Invitation, have fun there, Jason, DW, with the Spencer Torkelson, 20 of 20, and then Jason C closing us out with the Vladdy Jr. for 15, Mike Piazza, 17 of 20, Brandon March, one-of-15, Roger Clemens to 15, Adrian Belichrade to 15, Rod Caru to 15, the Transcendant Chrome four-card pack with at least one Super and Bryce Harper, green to 15. And we got these copied over, guys. And next up, we got nothing, so thanks again. All right, got these copied over and got that uploaded. That's gonna do it for me tonight, guys. Let me make sure that these get copied over correctly, or today, I should say. Thanks again for hanging out. It was a lot of fun, Transcendant's always a blast. So happy I was able to share it with all of you guys as well. It's always a really good time. Pull some big cards. Here come your results. I will see you guys again. I'm not breaking tomorrow, I'm off tomorrow before it's a nice, switch Saturday and Sunday. So I will see you guys again on Sunday. So have a good one, everybody. Thanks again.


From San Francisco, it's theCUBE, covering Samsung Developer Conference 2017. Brought to you by Samsung. Hey, welcome back everyone. This is theCUBE's exclusive live coverage of Samsung Development Conference, STC 2017. I'm John Furrier, the founder, co-founder of SiliconANGLE Media, co-host of theCUBE. My next guest is Kevin Hague, Vice President of Technology Strategy at Harman, now part of Samsung, his Twitter handle is JSGuy. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you. Thank you very much. So Harman has a lot of cool things. Obviously you're known for music, audio, in-car stuff, headphones, really the premier audio tech. Yes. Yeah. So give us the update, part of Samsung. When did that happen? What have you guys done? Have you integrated in? Obviously the edge of the network is entertainment. It is these days and it seems like more and more people are becoming interested in audio. Audio is becoming a big part of everybody's lives. Everybody will have headphones at work, connected devices at home with AIs and voice assistants in their car. We're huge in the car. Huge percentage of our automotive business is in audio and infotainment IVI systems. And we're really excited to be here at the Samsung Developer Conference because this is our first conference kind of together and we're excited to show off a lot of cool developer tech. So we're huge on internet of things. I've been saying this for years but now it's so clear to the developer community that internet of things includes people. Wearables we had guests on do and dresses that are part of the internet and technology with robotic arms and software. But headphones, you guys have a cool program called Hack Your Headphones. Yes, we do. Which tell a little bit about that and then we'll talk about this new product that's here on the desk I can't wait to get to.  It's got no audio. That's right. Yeah, so we're trying to fix that with this particular product which is the JBL Everest Elite headphones. And it's probably one of the first consumer hackable headphones. We have an API out for Android that allows a developer to control many of the features and functions of this headphone and we've added a lot of extra features. So this thing, not only when you put it on and you're wearing virtual VR goggles, you're immersed, right? And you don't even know what's going on in the outside world. Well, we've come up with some tech that allows some of the outside world to come in programmatically. So within a game or a VR game or a VR application, you can do something where the outside noise can be added in to the game play.  So we're really excited about these headphones. Lots of other features that developers would like. So let's talk about the API because this is a really cool feature. I want to get through that again, the new device is coming out, this new breaking news here in the cube, which is these headphones is about, you guys have the normal coolness around, noise canceling, all that stuff. But you guys have tech that actually lets developers play with the settings. So you actually reverse the settings, right? Like I'm imagining like, okay, what if I want to increase the noise out that comes in? That's right. So we can adjust, the developers can adjust almost an infinite levels, how the noise ratio from outside to inside. So if you want it perfectly quiet, you can set that. If you want it where a lot of outside noise is coming in, you can adjust that as well without having to do this to talk to somebody, you know. Which is- So almost tap your phone, tap your app or have some notifications sensing, those kinds. So you look for creativity from the developer community. That's the objective. We are and we actually don't know what developers are going to do. I always have a saying that says, if I put 10 of my smartest guys in a room for a week, they're going to come up with 100 ideas. If I throw this out to the developer community, they're going to come up with a thousand ideas. And I think that's what we're looking for is that kind of creative spark. And we're just going to give them a platform to do that on. And that's super smart because now you can let the creative and deal with the community, tinker around, kick the tires, you guys get the free access to the creative, but also you have APIs that make it kind of stable. That's right. And that's something that we support. We love developers to play with. All right, so now you have a new product. So this is exclusive cube coverage. So let's see this new product. Actually, we just unboxed this right before coming on set. Let me introduce this thing. So this looks like a collar goes around your neck. So what is, first of all, what's the product name? So this is a JBL sound gear and it's going to be available starting next month. So this is, as far as I know, the first one in the United States. I'm not, I can't say that for sure, but that's the first one I've seen in the United States. So it looks like one of those old football collars, but you put it around like this and it allows for music to come up only to my ears, right? Yep. So actually, let's turn on the music and then they'll actually get to hear and through my head, my little headset here. Yeah, we'll just throw something on. There is a little, that's kind of cranked up actually. Okay, so this is cranked up. Can you hear this? Just a little bit. So yeah. So he can barely hear this. I'm like talking loud. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right because it's pretty loud to you. So I could be a gamer. I could be doing virtual reality with a headset. This is kind of like my ear experience without then freeing my arms up. Yeah, that's right. And the nice thing is we're looking in the future and saying augmented reality type experiences are going to be important. But with augmented reality, you want that kind of pass through. So I want to be able to talk to you while you hug your glasses on or whatever the future brings us.  That's right. You got this car coming or about to be attacked by my app. That's right. Yeah, imagine walking down the street. Now you could listen to your music while walking down the street and not worry about getting hit by a car or pissing people off. Turn your headphones on. That's right. Yes, that's right. Or having some ambient noise coming in. So I'm aware. Yeah, that's right. Okay, that's cool. And so that's a really exciting product. It's not yet flexible. Yeah, it's a little bit, so I think a lot of people put it on from the side and twist it around, but it's actually a pretty solid product. And we're, it's a transformative product. There's nobody else shipping anything like this. It has a little bit of, but it's not, you could break it if you snap it. Like a chicken bone. Yeah, don't do that. As far as I know, it's the only one in the United States. You're going to throw it too. It's like, you know, horseshoes. It does have other uses. Yes, we made it multi, multi use. Don't toss, it's not horseshoes. That's awesome. And you got a little power here, but also now we're talking also the problem with some of these devices is on watching TV or interfacing with a large screen. There's latency issues and people are talking and you're hearing it separately. A lot of internet streams, you see that it's not like direct connected. Yeah, talk about that. How does that address that? Does it have a feature where you could create a low latency connection to something that's either on the internet or TV? So there's a couple of different ways. So like audio, you know, latency is very important, especially if you're watching TV and lip sync. You know, it's always weird if you get that delay. It's horrible. And so that's why we actually pair with this in the box comes a low latency transmitter. So it's plug and play, plug in your TV, turn on this, it pairs up.  I can watch my football games, make some dinner, lunch, whatever. Or even late night TV, somebody's asleep in the same room as you and they won't disturb them, right? My wife, Linda, if you're watching, this is perfect, save our marriage, turn the TV off, maybe not that. But it'll be a first step, but this is exactly the use case. Create a personal space and the technology is it shoots up from the sides. And there's two speakers on each side and it shoots up to the ear. So it comes up this way. That's right. And we do a lot of work to make sure that that beam of sound stays in the vertical space so that a lot of people can't hear it from outside, maybe three feet. Literally when you first put it on, I couldn't even tell it was working and I was going, can you hear it?  And the folks listening heard it too because my microphone was right there. That's right, yes. And that's the side effect is in this area here, you have full. Okay, so this product will be shipping, it's called the. JBL Soundgear. Soundgear, it's available next month. Next month. In Best Buy Retail. Best Buy Retail MSRP, I think is going to be 249. Which includes some accessories, right? Includes a couple of accessories like the streaming unit and everything. Yeah, that's awesome. So it's not going to break the bank. I don't think so. Good. Yeah, well, that's a good price point. I'm definitely going to buy one. It's definitely different. It's not like just a regular pair of headphones, and you know, this is also available in the stores today, the 750. And how about this being developer enabled? APIs for this too or not yet? Not yet, but stay tuned. Yes, this is the total Star Trek device. It is.  You know. That's great, that's awesome. Certainly, I can use, it's got voice in there too, so I can talk to it. That's right. You could do a conference call with it or... Have intercommunications with a game play multiplayer. That's right. So yeah, I mean, I think gamers are going to love this. I think so too. My son plays Call of Duty and Destiny. And it's very comfortable to wear. I think that's one of the key things is once you get it on, it feels like an event. When I've tried some of our early prototypes of it, I forgot that I was even wearing it. Yeah. I can listen to the Cube music while talking to the guests. I know we need to get you one of these. We'll look at you one soon. Promotional consideration by Samsung. That's right. Kevin, thanks for coming on. Yeah, thanks. Great tunes, old school classics. And just crank it up a little bit more. We'll end on some music. All right. Crank it. Kevin Hague, Vice President of Technology at Harman. Samsung, bringing all the developer action to you here, the Cube. Thanks for having me. All right, more after this short break.


When I tell people that I work in Australia, then often the first reaction is oh, so far from home, but from my experience after having lived here for two years, I can honestly say, we share a lot of common values, our love for everything outdoorsy, our dry sense of humour, but most importantly, our love for freedom. This year marks the 100th anniversary of Australia's diplomatic recognition of Australia, as well as the 30th anniversary of the full establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries. Australia and Estonia share a long history together, including through the contribution of the people of Estonian origin who fought as Anzacs in the First World War. Today, we have Australians living and working in Estonia in sectors like startups, technology, hospitality and education. For me, this year represents an opportunity to look to the future. We'll work together with our Estonian friends on promoting our shared values, for example trade liberalisation, promoting an open, fair, free, secure cyberspace and on upholding the World Space Order. Thank you, Australia, for opening your arms to so many Estonians throughout those 100 years. And thank you for your true and genuine friendship.


To celebrate International White Cane Day, we've launched a new three-year partnership with PTV. The partnership will see the rollout of our beacon technology at six new metro train stations, in addition to Southern Cross Station, where the pilot program took place in 2017. This is Jerome Weimer, CEO of Public Transport Victoria. It's a wonderful spring morning here at Flinders Street Station and I'm delighted to be here to celebrate International White Cane Day. We've just had a really exciting morning, myself joining Karen Hayes to launch the new beacon rollout across the city loop stations to ensure that all Marlburnians and all Victorians can travel with ease and commerce around the network. Hi, I'm Karen Hayes. I'm the Chief Executive Officer of Guide Dogs Victoria and we're at Platform One at Flinders Street Station this morning to make a very exciting announcement. This time last year at Southern Cross Station we've introduced beacon technology to provide navigational support for people who are blind or have low vision. We've had fantastic feedback from this pilot and we're very excited to be announcing today that this beacon technology will now be installed on all stations within the city loop plus Richmond Station and Footscray Station. This is Cassie Embling, a Guide Dogs Victoria client and White Cane user. Travelling in crowded environments quite challenging. The crowd jostles you along. It's hard to stay orientated as to where you are. Just the pure noise in the environment makes it hard to find the correct platform or the escalator or the barrier. The beacons will actually allow me to navigate straight to what I'm looking for without being thrown off by the crowd. The technology will be introduced at Flinders Street, Flagstaff, Parliament, Melbourne Central, Richmond and Footscray Stations by the end of 2018.


Oh, this guy got a glitch. No way. That's the second time. He knows something, bro. I've certainly seen enough Raul combos. Like, the thing I'd be missing is really quick snap. The quick snap is really gonna be missing. And truthfully, one thing that killed right there was having those RPOs, having those, uh, teammate just want to laugh. It's thinking fire. That was really good defense. It wasn't, though. Oh my God, I thought he manned up the fucking... I was just just running. Like, he stopped trying to audible around, bro. Maybe that's like, fuck, audible, too. Run, run strong. It's... Oh my God! Take that one, though. We'll take that one, though, through his body. That's a good play call. I just put hard flash, man, go to the second read. He do it, like, on that time where they're, like, breaking in the route. But I have been playing 2K a little bit, so I do have a 2K YouTube now, boys. You guys can check out Eximation Point 2K in the chat.  Oh, boys, how are we on the ground right there, though? Like, that's what I'm wearing. Like, how are we actually on the ground? My boy's got to get some pressure right here. What's going on, fellas? Everybody good at home? Neil? Midzone, dawg. Are you lighting up on that? Thank you. I'm mostly better off with no blockers. Are they going to have playoff, uh, Cam? So they're going to drop hella Superbowl cards then. Bro, imagine they do Superbowl Future and give us, like, a burrow or, like, players that haven't won a Superbowl. That'd be kind of correct. Come on, Hooker, that's the one I need you to get to, bro. There's no way, man.  That's why I, like, refuse to, like, jump. Trying to tell you guys, like, I truly feel like I can use this goddamn ghost team for the rest of the year. I really feel like I can use the ghost team for the rest of the year. dawg, I'll tell you this right now.  I swear to God, with a zone meta, it just doesn't. Better right there, dawg. Ah, Michael. The other reason why over G, if over G had, like, a little bit of heat somewhere, like a loop blitz or something, it'd be so good, dude.  That's such a big play right there.  Like, I could just not trust him. All right, that should have been the perfect defense for that, but I just saw the vert hook go to the middle so much right there, man.  Oh, my God, man, that's bad. That was such a bad highball right there. I just did. I saw him with Carmichael. Oh, we got to get in there. I think I'm gonna get, I think Cam Chancellor. Cam is a lock, right? Like, Cam is a lock. Obviously, sap is gonna be a God, right? I didn't, I didn't really didn't see the cards, bro. Oh, this guy got a glitch! No way! That's the second time! He knows something, bro. I like this, I like this Ikky Woods card. I like the taller running backs. Like, big time, dude. I really do like the taller running backs. Come on, hooker!   I'm telling you, the short receivers are just goaded. Like, Calvin never catches that. There's just no way, as a hard flat, you didn't get out to that.  Like, what are we doing right now? Like, what is going on? Yeah, double pulse, dude. Thought the short receivers are actually Gods, dude. They really are.  Dog, you cannot hit these mothers! Like, you cannot do it!  Oh my God, you do it right at me. Thank you. That's precision right there, boys. God damn, come on, man.  Oh, that was a carry.


The number of civilians killed in an airstrike in Ethiopia's Tigray region has risen to 51, with further three people still unaccounted for. A figure is from a health official involved in the response are different from those given by the army. The account of health workers is also different from that of the army, which says only combatants were killed. The airstrike took place as Ethiopian officials counted ballots from national and regional elections held in seven of the nation's ten regions. No voting took place in Tigray.


Know what you're thinking. Don't worry. The rod was already broken. Rob whacked it with a hook set cracked it It's a fresh looking LFG make every cast count a dish rod Why did I just saw that in half? Well, because I'm making something extra special. You see today y'all Is an extra special vlog? Something you guys have been waiting on for a long time. We're going down To the demolition ranch. It's a collaboration time me and Lunkers TV heading down to the ranch and many of you have Have asked for for this collab. So it's happening part of the tradition of going down to the ranch is All the youtubers that come down for the first time You have to bring a gift has to be something that symbolizes your channel Something nostalgic goes up into the youtuber apartment there at the ranch. What are we doing here y'all? You know, we gotta make something extra special We have an antique bass Accompanying my love for the fish the bass and especially the old nostalgic nature of fishing. This is a real fish This is a real fish right here This is from back in the day when they used to mount real fish And then I have one of these lures that one of you made for me when he fishing freaks It says LFG on it. That's going in the mouth and we're gonna take a signature series Rob, we're gonna mount it on to that mount and to finish it off. I'd love to have something right here on The plaque that just says like give her a dangle or something like that, but I don't know if we'll have time for that I think it's a great symbol of the channel. We're gonna wrap it up make it extra special We're gonna give that to to Matt tonight when me and Rob get down there. So Let's finish this project. Let's get out of the shadows here weird winter Sun Apologize and today's just kind of a road vlog We got some other adventures along the way. We've got a long long trek to get down there. So let's finish our project Let's hit the road Y'all just look at this beautiful dangler piece right here. Who wouldn't be proud to hang this on their wall. I Certainly would it's gonna be perfect. Just gonna give it a sniff Smells really old On the road and the present is looking great Not really my wrap drops terrible and how do you wrap a fish? that's like 70 years old Probably like seriously 40 something years old. It's got a rod sticking out of it rods are awkward What matters is what is on the inside? It's what my mom would talk I'm gonna head down to four worse and get Rob We got a few other things on the agenda today I think that you know me and Robert talking the other day. He was playing poker in Las Vegas. He's like, man Everybody out here is wearing these these cowboy hats And he's like, I think we need to wear some cowboy hats in our lives. Let's tell Rob. I said, man I think that's a great idea. I think it is time that I'm a full grown Texas man that I do get a proper cowboy hat especially since we're we're heading down To Austin, San Antonio the greats I'm gonna pass you Fort Worth Austin and San Antonio today all the great cities of Cowboy hats. I've always kind of been the dude that wears the ball cap But you know what gosh darn it. I wear boots all the time. I usually wear a belt knife of some sort I feel like I need a hat. I think it might fit me well. Plus people say I look like Woody from Toy Story It's kind of true.  Had to get me some beaver action.  That's that's my new channel name. The wagon is here the wagon is here and he's wearing a Stetson Two Stetsons or something just in case y'all want to like randomly meet us Home depots are our key Meetup point. This is this is normally where me and Rob meet before we go out on adventures dad gum Look at your foo, man. Did you just make that because I facetimed you earlier and you didn't have that you like that Look at that dirtiness. Oh Man, I have a feeling I'm gonna be joining you on this hat game. Oh, and you got your tighties and your boots on ready You have no idea Wow Hey, I love it. This is a full Texas adventure y'all going down out 35 through the greatness Wow You know what they say about people that aren't from Texas. They say steers and Something rhymes with steers. That's the only thing in Texas. It's not true I've got plenty of Stetson wearing men around here that don't have funny looking suitcases Hey, I got a warning you don't touch the present Okay, it's Very fragile. We have some I don't know somebody here looking at us Was it the head or the gun truck and then I saw the hat and I'm like, okay for sure Yeah, because I like your channel too. Do you and I saw you in the back seat?  That's that's that's what we do I Was funny about it in the first 10-pounder. What was the second 10-battery? That was the first one, right? I think that was the first second. It was a second 10-battery. We just passed this H.E.B. We were fishing some lake in the middle of nowhere and my scale ran out of batteries We caught this huge fish. We didn't know how much it weighed I drove 20 minutes away from the lake, came back, had the batteries. Waco, Texas What's coming up our way here? It's a place called Cavenders, Texas Every man should get all of their Apparel from either LunkersTV.com, Guggen.com, or Cavenders. When I come out I'm gonna have a hat. You ready? Yeah. All right. Let's do it Hi-yah! Look at that right there, baby. Even got the make-ever-cast count built. Buckle out. Whoo kick that AC on just roll the windows down We can basically eat barbed wire from breakfast right there I forget how awkward it was riding trucks on it because it's like, yeah, I'll sit kind of like this Yeah, it's a problem. You're gonna have to figure that out Is it? Yeah My toes get just a hair cold What's out there? What's out there? Did you not see that? How many were there? 20? She's chilling I'm sitting here just driving Expression poles, why'd you bring these in? I know you can't see anything, but it was just deranged or is territory right now Y'all we're here We're here. Nice cowboy hat. Dude, look at this Looking good. You got boots and everything You don't like this? What up? I wish you had a mustache I know. I wish I did too. I wish I did. I wish I could grow a great gentleman's mustache But how good do I look? You look great. This actually is Yeah, that's for real Mine's brown too. I have a hat just like that Put it on We're here at the YouTuber That's here Legendary at the Devo Ranch, y'all But smile more Look at all this Y'all, this is it. This is it. And this is the moment we've been waiting for all day Now I went out and I got my flannel Got my cowboy hat, me and Rob. We got our hats on We're looking like we're prepared to be in South Texas Demo, he's in the mood now. He's going to get his hat too So he doesn't know what it is And this is going to be one of the iconic things that goes in here Check this out, Joe Just all over We got Outlaw's moonshine up there as well Y'all, I feel like I was born where this hat I feel like it's completed me now This is now just, it's it This is it I said, if you come to my house, you have to bring a gift that represents you Outlaw from this You're tasting that very fitting Are you tasting it? I don't know if they do it We're tasting it before Yes, I'm tasting it Yeah, we're tasting it now Oh, your cowboy should be able to do this Yeah So that's the gift Oh, Bruce P also brought me some wrist wraps that I had down in my gym That's the gifts I received from fellow YouTubers so far What do you got for me?  Made by the one of the fishing freaks Cool, cool, I love it You didn't even dust it off No It's gross It's completely nostalgic And it's got one of my rods that Rob Rob hit his hook set and it broke Oh my god Does it have a disease? Why is it... Why are scales falling off the belly? That's just character This is the kind of craftsmanship That I bring to the table Yeah, you gotta put this right That actually does look pretty cool Yeah, man I know this is probably taking a little Just a little getting used to To see Rob with a stash and a hat But just get used to it I like it a lot Just love it I love it I like it because it's happening We're closing down for the night We're looking at this famous Texas piece of wood I feel like it's actually an artwork now It is cool The first thing I love about this Is Andy Rawls made it Which is someone I follow on YouTube and Instagram Who makes wood things And I think it's really cool And then all these other... I mean I decided to sign right here It's near College Station In that location There from Canada There is Pete I mean Y'all It's pretty crazy It's kind of crazy There's like no YouTubers From like this area What do you do to outlaw To move to Texas Feeling outlaw Move east Texas Because that's pretty much Where your family should be yet Comment If you want outlaw To move to Texas Let's not forget About the memorabilia here That's gonna go up on the wall We got Rob's black Rooster Up there We got Romanette with Smile More And then we got the LFG Lars Mouth right there So I think it's pretty cool I don't remember ever seeing that Like where did that come from?


Hi friends, Sinead here would be here with some more exciting news. Town Meant Day elections will be using Ranked Choice Voting for the first time since the 2021 charter change and all Burlington voters get to participate. Unfamiliar with Ranked Choice Voting? Keep watching or click the link below. Ranked Choice Voting lets voters rank candidates in order of preference, first, second, third, and so on. If your vote can't help your first choice win, it counts to your second choice instead. Here's how it works. If one candidate gets over 50% of everyone's first choice votes, they win and the election is over. However, if no candidate reaches a majority, the candidate with the fewest first choice votes is eliminated and their supporter's votes will count toward their second choice. This process continues until one candidate reaches over 50% of the vote. Ranked Choice Voting gives voters more voice, more choice, and makes for a stronger democracy. Learn more about Ranked Choice or try it out for yourself at betterballotvermont.org BTV 2023. Welcome to ongoing Town Meeting Day election coverage by Town Meeting Television. This is one of a series of forums we are bringing you in advance of Town Meeting Day on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023. Town Meeting TV hosts forums with all candidates and covers all ballot items you will see on the ballot. Town Meeting TV election forums introduce you to community decision makers and connect you with issues that shape your local community. If you are tuning in live, we welcome your questions at<PHONE_NUMBER>. You can watch Town Meeting TV on Comcast Channel 1087, Burlington Telecom Channels 17 and 217, as well as online at youtube.com slash Town Meeting TV. Welcome, Councilor Barlow. If you'd like to give us an opening statement about why you're running and what will be different for Burlington if you are elected? Well, thanks for having me tonight. I am the North District City Councilor, which comprises both wards four and seven, and I've served in that capacity for the last two years. And I'm running again because I want to continue to serve my community and work on priorities that are important to the North District constituents, but also Burlington at large. And I would account among those like public safety, which is a hot topic in the city right now. Housing, we have an acute shortage, general economic health of the city, and affordability as well. And I think there's a lot of interconnections between those sort of major themes. So I'm looking to do it for one more term. Great, thank you. Will you be supporting the Burlington School Budgets 4.9 increase over the last year? And are you concerned about proposed teacher cuts? Why or why not? So I will be supporting the budget. I think it's a good budget. And I think having served on the school board, I know how the budgets are developed. And it's always trying to balance affordability with the needs of the students. So this budget, the one thing that's notable about it is it's the first budget where we're going to have some of the new debt service coming online for the new high school. And I believe that of that increase, 2.75% is the number that I was told is just attributed to the new high school. So the rest of the increase is rather small by historical school budget standards. But yeah, I think it's a good budget and I'll be supporting it. Great, thank you. Burlington, as you know, has six items before voters on the ballot. Proposition zero, instant runoff voting, all resident voting, redistricting, citizen police oversight body, and a polling place change. Of these, how will you vote and what do you feel most strongly about? So then there's also a carbon impact fee on there as well. So the school budget is the first question. And as I said, I'm supporting that. I'll be supporting the other questions up to, but not including, rank choice voting, the community control board, and proposition zero. With where rank choice voting is concerned, my, I don't support rank choice voting. I think it's complicated. I've heard that from a lot of my constituents. I didn't support it when it was in its earlier incarnation as IRV. But even if I did support it, I wouldn't support putting it, putting the other elected officials, the school board and the mayor, on the ballot at this time. Because when they passed, when this council, before I was on it, passed rank choice voting for the city councilors, the understanding was we would have a trial period. We haven't done that yet. We essentially, the East District race special election was the first time we had used it. This is the second time. So I think we would need to see it play out again a little bit more. I also have questions about the method of RCV that's being used. There's a gentleman in my district, Robert Bristow Johnson, who's been very vocal about this, and he thinks that there's different ways to count RCV and the way that's being used in currently in Burlington is not the best way. I know they're having discussions about that at the state. With regard to community control of police, everybody involved in government, most of the citizenry understands that we need to change the way we do police disciplinary oversight. But this model is not the right model for Burlington. And amongst, it's got a number of problematic aspects to it around accountability, around creating a new city department that whose cost is not understood. But most important to me is the fact that we've spent a lot of time rebuilding, trying to create conditions to rebuild Burlington Police Department. And we're going to undercut that if we pass this. I've had officers tell me that past and present officers that this will be bad for attrition that we've already had a problem with, and it will be bad for recruitment of new officers. So I'd rather see us find an accountability or a police oversight model that got the accountability that we needed, but that wasn't as drastic as this one and wasn't going to have those increased risks to trying to maintain and increase the staffing levels of BPD. And lastly, with regard to Proposition Zero, the one aspect of it that I find problematic and the reason I'm not supporting it is because ordinance creation is a complex affair. It requires a lot of public engagement. It requires input from stakeholders. We have city departments who have experts on various things that we create ordinance about. And there's a commission, the planning commission, in the case of zoning ordinances and the city council. And there's a robust public process with ordinance creation that doesn't lend itself to a petition drive. So for that reason, I'm not supporting Proposition Zero either. Great. Thank you. As you mentioned, the Vermont legislative season is underway. What are some important initiatives to the community of Burlington that you will be tracking and supporting as part of your work as a city council member? Well, one of the two big ones are funding for the high school. And there's two ways we can get funding for the high school that I think the state should step up and provide additional resource to the community for. And the first is for the PCB cleanup and the demolition of the old high school at Institute Road. We know that's going to cost $23 million. $32 million was appropriated by the legislature and put aside last year. And we don't have a high school, so we have a critical need. We should be able to get access to a lot of that. And we haven't had commitments from that. I know our legislative delegation is working on it. I know the city is also going to be you know, attending legislative sessions and trying to do some lobbying around that. Additionally, the Burlington Technical Center, which is really a regional resource, it's not just the Burlington specific resource. Burlington voters and taxpayers shouldn't be bearing the entire expense for that. So there should be state funding for that. I believe the price tag was $50 million for that portion of the project. There's $10 million that Senator Leahy was able to get us for the aviation program. But the other costs associated with building a new technical center I think should be shared more widely than just in Burlington voters. And lastly, we have a problem with retail theft in downtown Burlington. And right now it's anything under $900 is considered a misdemeanor. So I would like to see the strengthening of our retail theft loss to make it a felony offense for a much lower threshold than that. Just to deter the activity that's so problematic in our downtown right now. Great. Thanks for answering. Regarding housing, do you believe that Burlington has a housing crisis? What do you see as the nature of housing in Burlington and how to meet the need for safe and affordable housing for residents, students, and visitors? Well, we definitely have a housing crisis as evidenced by the vacancy rate, which I think is still below 1%. And the rents are extremely high in Burlington as they are regionally, but they're particularly high in Burlington. And there are no silver bullets for this, but it is by and large a supply problem. So we need to increase the supply. And I think that some of the big projects, City Place is one that luckily has got some momentum and is underway again. That's going to add almost 500 units and 470 units. And over 20% of those will be affordable units. Cambrian Rise out in my end of town is still building. I think they have the steel out for at least two new structures there. So that's going to add units. And additionally, there's this new project in the south end in the innovation district that we are starting to consider changing zoning about that is going to also add housing. So I think all of these are really important in the mix. There's also Trinity Campus projects. So there's a lot of housing projects that are sort of either underway or in the planning stages. But in addition to that, we need to find ways to create additional density in our existing neighborhood. So like in my end of town, it's all single family, a lot of it's single family homes. We could change, hopefully we'll build a change through zoning, the ability to have more duplexes and triplexes. And we also maybe need to make it easier to build the accessory dwelling units as well. So there's all of these things in their entirety will be helpful in relieving the housing crisis. But we definitely have a housing crisis. Yeah, thank you for your answer. Your city council race, as you mentioned, is one of the first council elections to be using right choice voting, right choice voting gives voters the chance to bring candidates in order of preference. Please tell us whether or how this has affected how you're campaigning and communicating with voters. Well, I'm the only one on the ballot. So it hasn't. And had I had a contested race, it wouldn't really change the way I would be doing voter outreach. I don't think I think it's it's it's an interesting question. But no, awesome. Thank you for answering. As a community with the diversity of languages spoken and a language access policy that was adopted in 2020, what ways do you see that the city government can expand access and accessibility to more community members who want to participate in local democracy? It was an interesting question, too. And when it was posed to me prior to this forum, I didn't really have a lot of information about I knew we had we had passed a language access policy. So I actually inquired about it and was happy to find out that that there are some things underway. It is really important that in order to allow participation in our democracy that everybody is able to to access it. And obviously, communication is a central part of that. So when I was on the school board, we had multilingual liaisons and we had a different model on how we did it in the city. We have Jillian Nanton at CEDO who's heading up the effort. And I when I spoke with her, she said that they are just completing some training that they're going to start to roll out on best practices for language access to departments. And they're trying to identify representatives in each of the departments to sort of be the liaison back to CEDO to do that. And the other thing she said that was really exciting is there's a bimonthly newsletter that's compiled from news from all the various city departments and it's translated into eight language. And then it's distributed through the Trusted Community Partner Network. So that's all really good stuff and I'm very supportive of that. I think it's really important. And I suggested to Jillian that we would have them to the full council so everybody could be apprised of that important work. Awesome. That's really interesting. I didn't know that about the circulated. Yeah, I didn't know. That's very cool. I did just want to remind folks that if you're tuning in live, you can call in with questions at<PHONE_NUMBER>. This question though is regarding development and change. The Memorial Auditorium, the Pitt, the Catholic Diocese, the Vermont Department of Health Office, Perkins Pier, King Street, the Southern Connector, and more. Burlington is undergoing a lot of change and growing pains. What do you see as the most important locations that need redevelopment and how will you use your role in the city council to address these issues? I think we touched upon it earlier a little bit. I think housing is number one. So I think the one project that will need council action is the housing that is proposed to be built in the South End. So that's something that we definitely will be working on. Some of the other projects like Memorial Auditorium is a good one. One of the things with the building of the new high school is what we've done is constrain the ability of the city to do a lot of capital improvements because the high school took up a lot of the debt capacity in the city. So for the next 10 years or so while that's paid down, or if we can find additional funding when I spoke about earlier, finding those other sources of aid from the state for PCBs or for tech center, that may reduce the size of the project and free up capital resources earlier that we can use for other projects. But something like Memorial Auditorium right now, we're sort of constrained that way. So we're looking to be more creative about how we do it with public-private partnerships. And so I think those kinds of things will be important. And as a councilor, I would be supportive of being creative on how we approach some of these things. I think the public infrastructure that needs to be built around some projects that will require capital spending, we're just going to have to be just fiscally prudent about what we're spending money on for the next bunch of years. Awesome. Thank you for your answer. I don't have any more questions. I'd love if you have anything that's on your mind that you're interested in sharing about your reelection or the time you've spent on the council, if you want to share anything, that'd be great. Well, you know, one of the things, and it was in my set of questions, which I think was different than yours, but the one thing that is important to me right now, and it doesn't even involve my district, is the downtown is a real concern to me. I've lived in Burlington since 1974, and I've seen a lot of changes recently. I've had people come to me daily and say that they won't shop in Burlington, they won't dine in Burlington, and now I've had store owners, and I've spent time down on Church Street talking to some who are, you know, they're at their sort of limit of what they can tolerate. We don't have a public safety presence a lot of the time downtown now because we don't have the resources in the police department. So, you know, I have been sort of prioritizing that as a sort of a fundamental problem that needs to be solved. We need to be able to resource public safety, and that involves rebuilding the police department, but also standing up the crisis response team that we just got a $600,000 over $600,000 grant for, and getting those resources into the downtown so that we can sort of fix what's ailing us. We have a lot of issues down there right now. And so, you know, one of the things that's sort of informing a lot of my work on the council is going to be, how can we create conditions to fix that, and those things are going to be prioritized. You know, even like things like street outreach, they can't approach certain situations without a cop with them because they're too dangerous, or the people they're trying to serve are behaving unpredictably, so they can't do that. Fire has told me they can't go into situations to provide aid without police presence sometimes. So, having, being able to rebuild our police department I think is central to solving a lot of what's going on downtown right now, and providing deterrent for behaviors that people aren't sort of emboldened to exhibit right now, because there is no public safety presence. So, that's a big one for me. You are definitely right that the question was on here, and I glossed over and I failed to ask. That's fine. I'll just reiterate it for folks. It says the city council is at squarely in the middle of a conversation about crime, police accountability, and racial justice. What is next in your mind for this conversation? And do you see problems that exist and how will they be addressed? But thank you for addressing that, Councillor Barlow. I appreciate you having a keen eye. But yeah, that's great. I appreciate your answer. Are there any closing comments you're interested to make? Well, I will say that in my race, I don't have an opponent, but in the school commissioner, Kendra Sellers, doesn't have an opponent either, but just because there's no sort of candidates to vote for, the ballot questions are really important, and I would just encourage all of my voters, but all the voters city-wide, to make sure that you return your ballot that should be mailed to you in the next few days. So, vote. It's important. Yeah, I think it's February 15th, is where the city says folks should have ballots by. So definitely check your mailboxes. It's wet and warm and there's snow melting. We don't want folks to get soggy ballots. That's right. Great. Well, thank you so much, Councillor Barlow. I really appreciate your time here today. I spent with me and spent with CCTV. And thanks, folks, for tuning into Town Meeting TV's ongoing coverage of local candidates, budgets, and ballot items. You can find this and more forums at www.channel or ch17.tv. 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Can you tell us what is the, you know, basically the scale of cybercrime in Asia and what are some of the more common problems regarding cybercrime in Asia? Just to try to remember them. In terms of the cybercrime in Asia, the point is the criminal organizations are targeting the money. So they would like to make much profit. Easy way in the list, I would say low profile. So problem is where the money is located, where criminals are coming. Any type of crime can be done by cybercriminals. They use the internet to make money, simply put. So I think the tools they use is computer viruses, very traditional tools, nothing special. I think that the basic protection doesn't exist in most of Asian countries. That is why they are victimized, especially online banking or e-commerce. That's huge problems because people and society are heavily dependent on the internet-based transaction. Once again, online banking also e-commerce. What about, say, the scale in Asia? Is it increasing? How much has it gone up by? Okay, I didn't answer to the question the scale of the problems of cybercrime in Asia. Imagine the scale is proportional to the population. Depending on how you capture the Asia, China has 1.3 billion, India has 1.2 billion, Indonesia has 200 million populations. The more people use the internet, the more victims will actually exist. So I think that's the usage of the internet is actually proportional to the increase of the cyber-victimization. So I think that's the scale of the cybercrime in Asia, simply growing. Simply growing because of the increasing number of the population of the internet usage. What do you think is Singapore's role in Asia in combating cybercrime? I'm just wondering, this question, of course, in terms of our advancements and techniques to combat cybercrime. Basically, what is our role? Because, of course, the digital crime center is based in Singapore. That's true. I think the Digital Crime Center is a part of Interpol Global Complex Innovation in Singapore. I believe that, and then actually the creation of Interpol Global Complex Innovation in Singapore is kind of the illustration of how Singapore has been leading the effort to fight against cybercrime across the region. And then I hope, and I trust, the Singapore government, especially SPF, Ministry of Home Affairs, will continue to support the global effort to fight against cybercrime. Touching on the Interpol Center, I'm just wondering if you could give us some details on perhaps what are the immediate priorities as well as how much the Interpol Center is going to cost as well. I'm not quite sure about how much it would be, but I think that's the way for it to be following. We opened the center, actually not the center, but the key was handed over to Interpol yesterday. So it doesn't necessarily mean that we will be able to operate in a full-fledged way. We have to wait a little bit because IT equipment must be installed. Some sort of the preparation is now ongoing, so we need to wait a little bit. But I think 2015 would be the year for us to show our added value service to our membership. What we are planning to do at IGCI, in fact we are going to create the new Cyber Intelligence Fusion capability that will allow us to mine the dataset we have. As I mentioned, police have suffered, still suffer from underreporting. So police does not have the global picture, big picture, big understanding of the cyber threat which we are facing. So we are going to collect, correlate information, not only from the member country, but also from our partner's private sectors. Private sectors, internet security companies or internet companies, they have huge resources, huge information for us to fight against cyber crime. So we are going to fuse information to produce actionable intelligence for our member country's actions, which is investigation or prevention or detection of cyber crime. Is it correct for us to say that the focus of the center, the innovation, global complex innovation, it's not just cyber crime, right? Or is it largely cyber crime? Largely cyber crime, but because I think that we in Singapore wanted to innovate a tradition of our services, meaning they provide service and tools to our member countries. How we assist the member country, now threats are coming from cyberspace. So how to address that threat was the top priority, still is the top priority for us. Meaning the cyber crime challenges the way we operate, we actually investigate or detect crime. So most needed services for Interpol is to provide the tools and the services regarding how to address cyber crime. So cyber crime is the main focus of the IGCI, but in terms of police responsibility, this is very important. Actually the primary responsibility of the police law enforcement is to ensure their citizens' safety and security regardless of whether they are online on the street. So just addressing cyber threat doesn't provide a complete set of solutions. And then we at Interpol would like to support our member countries by providing capacity building and training support which are also linked up with traditional way of policing. So I think it's a combination, but once again focusing on the intersection of crime and technology which is more or less cyber crime focused. Are Singapore officers working with you all in the Digital Crime Centre? Are they mostly Interpol meaning from other countries? Basically IGCI, specifically Digital Crime Centre is composed of the secondment. For instance, I'm seconded from National Police Agency of Japan. The director of the Interpol Digital Crime Centre is led by the secondment from FBI. Then Digital Crime Centre is composed of two units. One is Digital Crime Investigative Support. The other one is Digital Forensic Laboratory. Actually the assistant director for the Digital Crime Investigative Support is seconded from Singapore, actually from SPF. So Singapore has one assistant director position in charge of providing investigative support of cyber crime to our member country.