Hey man special shout out to my guy Paris man He had commented something on the video and I read it and I was like hold up So I commented back I like don't be coming on the video disrespecting people like that He was like no, I wasn't disrespecting nobody. Don't be it was just his back and forth and I was like hold up Maybe I just misunderstood the original comment and he was like well I probably should have made it a little more clear who I was directing it at I Apologized he apologized and that was it and I just wanted to shout him out because You know with with Tex when you hear somebody saying something Then you can have a much more clear understanding of what it is that they mean But when you'd have to see it via Tex and I wouldn't know we've all went through this before Tex can get so Misinterpreted so easily But the reason that I wanted to commend him because I appreciated him being willing to Address it and still have the conversation even though initially I misunderstood what he meant I misunderstood his intent so that I told him that was on me. That was my fault But still continue the conversation respectfully and ended it respectfully So I really appreciated that and sometimes like y'all know I can be very protective over team keep it clean because My goal when we started this channel and really when we started especially doing questions from subscribers because we had Some questions that are like Then we had some questions when I was like whoa, but I wanted to create a safe space a safe atmosphere Where people could come with their some simple questions Maybe more logical questions.  Oh, let's talk about it. So that's questions from subscribers for everybody Everybody can contribute and tell how they feel about whatever it is that they think so just had to give a special shout out to My god Paris appreciate y'all. Let's get into this episode That's my homie Team keep it clean welcome to another episode of questions from cells where you can ask any NFL question you want We answered in a video like this You want to be part of it send an email to team keep it clean at gmail.com or for the patrons You can send it directly on patreon if you want to become a team keep it clean patron You can go to patreon.com slash engraving vids. We got a lot of great questions to get into First question came from my boy Martin. He said a engraving a whole ball as well with you in the fam I just want to start off by saying I disagree with you on the cap is cap Okay, let's see what my boys got to say. I love it already. He said however I'm typing this while I'm on my lunch break. So another topic for another day. Anyway, you really just told me like that I thought she was really about to go in and be like a engraving. This is why the cap is capping This is what everything with that you say about the capping cap is wrong But then you hit me with that swerve. All right, let's see what you buy to say He said I do believe the Raven should be more aggressive for example was Adaria Smith Maybe he would have still signed if you offer three or four more meal in most cases when Ravens get into bidding wars They are the first ones to back out because they are cheap I'm not saying we have to spend 20 mil on everyone as well as makes so make some trades for players on their rookie deals Heck, I really want the Ravens to trade for Mario Cooper. Yeah, this cap would have been big But maybe you can restructure someone's contract, but if it got us a superbowl I'm all for it. Even if the bill will come do one day so He just expressing his thoughts about really wanting the Ravens to go all in now as far as the bidding wars Yeah, it's Adaria Smith. They they they thought they had him for a cheap deal And apparently he agreed to that cheap deal then he looked around said hold up. I'm only one getting a cheap deal I'm straight. No, no, thanks But then it turned out that the deal that he got with the Vikings because it has like a dummy year on the back end of it Is like it was for a little more than what the Ravens deal was but it wasn't like oh my goodness So significantly that much more They got into a bidding war with the Rams and they offered more just straight-up guaranteed Monday in the Rams So but Bobby Wagner chose the Rams Marcus Williams, they were in the bidding war with the Eagles I'm not sure if anybody else was in a bidding war, but they they the Eagles offered him a deal too But the Ravens deal was more so they they actually won that bidding war But I know with the norm we so used to hearing um Oh, man, if there's gonna be a bidding war then count the Ravens out But maybe Eric the cost of maybe trying to turn a page on that Hopefully he is and but hopefully they do more offense to next question came from Draven He said how much value do you put on back up QB Tyler Huntley? And if Seattle is looking for a QB how much would you throw in on a Huntley for DK deal? Meaning draft picks Huntley in the second and fifth rounder for DK is what I'm thinking But wanted to know your opinion. Would it be a good move? Oh, honey and a second rounder. Hmm and a fifth rounder I wouldn't mind that at all. I wouldn't I would not be opposed to that at all Ravens will keep their first round pick and if hey, you know what if they wanted another first round pick If they wanted a second round pick you had pick number 14 You could trade back you could trade down in the first round if you want to get some more ammo I'm sure somebody would be willing to give you a first and a second round pick for that 14 pick So you would have options But I would not be opposed to that deal at all Tyler Huntley He gets an opportunity to possibly start because of him verse drew lock verse. I don't know who else who else they got Yeah, second you get rid of a second round pick but for a proven player. Yes. Sign me up next question came from a boy King Jamie he said what's up engraving? I'm sending love and well wishes to you and your family and everybody That's tuned into the channel. Hey, appreciate that. I said I had a quick question What do you think about the Ravens draft picks? Do you think they might pick up a corner back to add to the roster? Oh for sure You know they will but the question really is how early will they do it? It all just depends on how the draft falls But anyway, he said I say Andrew Booth will be a dope move That kid is a dog and has potential and could fit right in with Humphrey and Marcus Peters or maybe Derek Stingley, Jr. Out of LSU. That's another young player that could resemble Jaylen Ramsey. I'm not mad at Eric the cost But man, it seems like we always quiet early in free agency. No cap. Yeah, that's the Ravens all day Something I've been thinking about I started thinking about it yesterday Today is today's April 12th. By the way, it's April 12th at 315 p.m. I was thinking about like man we We expected it But literally have heard nothing about a possible extension with Marcus Peters I know it could happen at any time like literally any time because he's on the last year of his deal So it could happen now it could happen during this season. You can have any time But it hasn't happened yet. So We know we we always talk about on here stay ready. So you ain't got to get ready That's just something that I wonder about though. I wonder if the Ravens are they gonna be like alright Marcus Let's ride this last year the year out and then we moving on or if they'd be like alright Marcus Let's sign an extension. I just I'm wondering I would think it would be more along the lines of signing an extension But sometimes you never know you never know So that's gonna be interesting and then if they were to select a if they were to select a cornerback in the first round Would that mean that alright Marcus Peters was done with the Ravens or the Ravens were done with Marcus Peters after this year I mean you of course would want the more the merrier You like you want all the cornerbacks you could possibly get in especially the quality cornerbacks especially Going up against all the wide receivers Ravens gonna be going up against especially in that AFC But that's just something that I think about so I wouldn't be mad at Booth, Jr. But I wonder what that would mean this question came from Cedare and he said David a job old stash I ain't gravy and hope you in the family doing well. Hey, we doing really good I hope you're doing even better He said I was thinking about David a job both pro day injury and how he may be lower on draft boards now Yeah, a little bit with Mike McDonald's insider knowledge of him Do you think it's worth trading back into the first round and making him the Ravens second pick? Ah, you know, I don't I don't think that he'll be a first-round pick I don't I think the lowest he'll drop is to Late second maybe early. I just I don't know about early third But I just I don't think he'll be a first-round pick Because yeah, good player, but you may not worst case scenario, you won't get him at all this year Best case scenario. He may come back a little late in the season or whatever. We'll see But and with doctors nowadays and technology, you really never know No, I Second round second hour do like are you with me with depending on what it is with the second round I'm a lot more flexible to second round pick second round big Okay, go here send it like the my guy earlier said second round pick and Tyler Hunley in the fifth round pick with DK McCaffer Oh, yeah, send it away. They were the job both second round pick second round pick a 14. Oh, whoo For a play that may not even play this year. Mmm Maybe Probably not though Because it'd be a long-term investment, but right now like we need somebody right now Panamic feet going ties Bowser out. Um Who well Jalen Ferguson big question mark Dalen Hayes question mark? So I don't know man, but the second round pick at 14 Probably not for me. Oh, but for people who would do it. I'm not mad at that He said I feel this is where the fifth year option will come in handy because it allows the Ravens to redshirt his rookie season Oh, man, look at that See, I wasn't even thinking about none of that you see you thinking way ahead with the fifth round option I mean a fifth year option. He's too small He said I know spending the first round pick on an injured player wouldn't bring immediate success But it would be worth it in the long run due to his talent. Oh With ties Bowser dealing with the same situation that could already be rehab a rehab plan in place I'll let me know your thoughts Maybe the Ravens couldn't move up in the second round and somehow acquire an additional second round to the grab them Love your channel. I hope this year draft goes well Ravens haven't had a rookie of the year candidate in a while Didn't even think about that one But yeah, that's I like how you put it in and the things that the points that you brought out about the fifth year option And yeah, just really having him for that longer amount of time and the talent level too But See that's it's such as it makes it such a tough decision because if you get back in the first round again You got so many players that can play right now And what a day with a job, but we came it's an unknown if he can play for you right now It would be risky very risky, but I Don't I don't think I would do it in the first round next question came from my guy Geron He said a engraving just wanted to hear thoughts and opinions on one dare extinction He was clear to run and do drills in his pro day where he ran a blazing for three seven And he's listed at 6-1 ways 195 in 2019 He played the most coverage snaps in all of college football while being targeted the second most And his reception target ratio was 36 94. I think he's a good fit for the Ravens, especially now that he's clear of all his injuries Thanks for listening to my rant about Derek Stingley. I'm a huge fan of his keep up the good work. Appreciate it I don't think he makes it that far 14 no, I don't I don't think so injury history. Yeah, that could push him down But 40 time that'll cancel that out and push him right back up People see that 40 time and they go crazy They go crazy And that 40 time it can make you pick somebody that you might not have picked before they can make you look at somebody Completely different, and you weren't looking at them before That 40 time it will really boost you so I don't even think he makes it to the Ravens So they won't even had a decision to make next question came from my guy Garrett He said a engraving hope all as well and the fam is doing better than ever My friend and I were wondering your thoughts on what the Ravens would give up for DK Metcalf in a trade perspective If we were to get him also, do you think we should sign anyone else in free agency? Especially a center or defensive lineman again hope all as well and I hope to see a better way better and a way healthier Ravens team in the near future Oh, I don't think anybody would disagree with you on that DK Metcalf I like my guy's trade proposal from earlier in this episode the Tyler Huntley second in the fifth round pick Oh, that that would be sweet and we get DK Metcalf back And you know what yours DK Metcalf in like a fifth or sixth round pick to just a little bonus But as far as your other question, do you think we should sign anybody else in free agency? They could sign a a veteran past rusher The wire they could sign a wide receiver, you know, I would rather them trade for one Because who's like really out there right now? That's a free agent got Jarvis Landry. He'd be straight But I feel like we would need something different than Jarvis Landry You know, he'll be cool I feel like he would have a big impact on the team if they were to sign a Jarvis Landry I wouldn't be mad at that but He's nice, but he just Ah, I don't know. He's nice. It's weird with Jarvis Landry, man Because he's a good receiver But I just feel like the Ravens need a bigger like a playmaker a more explosive wide receiver So I wouldn't I wouldn't be mad if they signed Jarvis Landry because he could work the underneath game Work the middle of the field and whatnot and he's tough got the leadership and all that So that's that stuff. That's that goes both on and off the field I wouldn't be too mad at it, but anyway, as far as anybody else Yeah, probably be lineman be lineman age guys As far as Santa They could but I don't think they will I think Patrick McCary is gonna be the guy That's that's what everything's looking like man Look like Patrick McCary. He's gonna end up being the guy for them So our only time will tell but based off of the action so far of course the draft could change everything But until then it's looking like it's gonna be number 65 next question came from a guy Vinicius He said greetings from Brazil. Hey, what's up, man? They say your channel is the only channel that when I have dinner. I need to watch every day Appreciate that you so passionate always have a good vibe with a lot of information to be honest You're my Raven source for a while long while Hey, I appreciate that. Thank you for even supporting for a long while. Appreciate it He said here my takes for this season then Daniel Jeremiah said from sources that Lamar is so focused on this offseason That anyone saw that before so that's a huge thing. Yeah, that's what they've been saying Lamar been extra focused on This season on improving his game improving his numbers betting on himself and he's shooting for the star So shout out to him another thing. He said our team is playing in a league that changes so fast That we can't keep up. So we need the Ravens to change their culture a lot faster Oh, I would agree with that as far as the the philosophy the way that they operate And they don't have to completely change everything But just to make some fine-tuning and some adjustments here and there to really keep pace because you don't want to get Left behind I said the NFL is no longer linebackers running after running backs But ed rusher's trying to get to the quarterback the league allows the receivers for freedom Not as it used to be with Ray Lewis who punished anyone who tried to receive in the middle of the field get used to it That's true. You can't hit like you used to be able to you really can't they have torn a lot of that stuff down You can get you little moments in but You you it's like a lot of players got a second guess themselves Because they're scared they're gonna get a flag But anyway, he said Russia baby is gonna be double-covered a lot Oh, I look forward to that Russia baby that route running something serious now, man Like and I know whenever we talk about a deep threat Everybody always talk about Hollywood Understandably, but I'm sure baby got a little speed now tuna. He got a little speed now too So don't sleep on that on the other side of the AFC Travis Kelsey is gonna be doubled a lot too And because they don't have Tyreek Hill anymore this year. We're gonna really show up mark Andrews is the best tight hand in the league. I like that one. He said, okay. So here's my question. Oh, okay I thought this was just gonna be like more informative type of thing But he said is it possible that the reason the Ravens don't sign more and better expensive players is because they don't know How much Lamar Jackson's contract will cost? I don't know if it's possible But I would like to know if this could be happening since I'm loved all the team keep it clean Keep up the good work because you're international for a reason you're doing things right a appreciate you man That is such a good question now One reason and this is just a thought miss One reason That the Ravens may not be really doing a whole bunch of craziness and free agency more so on offense is Because there could be uncertainty with the long-term plan for Lamar Jackson If you have a franchise quarterback, which they do but he's not on a franchise contract He's he's on a one-year deal right now. And of course, I know the expectation is oh, yeah, Ravens franchise tag and franchise Yeah, but Nothing's guaranteed until it until it happens They have come out and obviously said yeah, we want Lamar here. We want to sign Lamar this and that But nothing is guaranteed until it actually happens So I think it's sort of the same way with a John Hall ball if he would have been on the last year of his deal then the job the job to Somebody coming in to like other coaches coming in it could have looked a lot less attractive to them like oh man Hope all's on the last year of his deal. Why would I want to sign there when there's so much uncertainty as Far as somebody coming in so maybe it's why receiver sign a free agent the center of whatever Somebody on offense. They could look at it like oh Lamar's on the last year of his deal. Why would I want to sign there? There's uncertainty there I don't know about his future. I don't know how long he's gonna be there for so how long would I be there for? And the last question on this episode came from my guy Jeremy and this is wow I think I just saw like 20 paragraphs. So this is definitely gonna take us out for this episode He said what's good engraving? Hope you and your family do your great It's been a real long time since I wrote in for question from subs and I see because you made sure you made up for all the time You miss with all these paragraphs, but let's make it a little more comfortable. So we can get into it Anyway, he said but I thought with the recent video you put out about you being a delusional Fan the answer is no by the way. No, it was defective defective Ravens fan. I had a few thoughts I wanted to weigh in on all right here. We go and this is like more than a few thoughts This is this a lot, but this should be fun. He said see I've been thinking about this a lot this offseason I really wanted to try and find a neutral view of the situation about getting more offensive weapons versus playing it safe Because there's a lot of noise out there. Now. I want to say this first I'd love to have a number one receiver like DK make half on the team and I'd be thrilled if the Ravens signed him Just imagining DK on the field with Andrews Hollywood Bateman and even Duvenay and crochet would definitely help put us over The top and make one of our strengths even stronger But I'm also trying to see this from other fans point of views and while I definitely agree with you about the main points of Getting better as a team being too cheap on offense and how you shouldn't be too afraid to pay players that are worth the bread There are certain things I need to take into account and why signing a riot why receive a right now May not be the best use of our money yet You mentioned teams like the Rams the Bucks who signed stacked weapons like Gronk a B O'Dell and Allen Robinson I definitely agree with you on getting those players in general But there was something else I was thinking about when they got those players these teams were very complete teams in general when they signed their extra players They were they certainly were So and I know I know what you're going with well I think I know you're going with this as far as allocating money to stuff that you need and instead of just trying to stack stack stack But that to me that will make it make even more sense. Why the Ravens would try to get a wide receiver a significant guy a proven guy Because this could make them that much more complete at the wide receiver position Less question marks and more answers But anyway, he said the Bucks had an amazing defense with little holes great wide receivers already great offensive line I had recently signed Tom Brady They didn't sign a B and Gronk until after all those holes were filled to take them truly over the top The Rams also had one of the best defenses in the NFL as well as they had their offensive line in place They had a couple cup Robert Woods Tyler Higby on roster already They had great backs in camp acres and Daryl Henderson Jr. And they signed Matthew Stafford after the teams had a complete roster They went and got they they went out and got though these extra weapons, but Excuse me. Oh But We not editing that out either But anyway, he said but in order for those weapons to take them over the top The teams had to have a complete roster that can already compete for the Super Bowl You even said this yourself and I agree with you The Ravens on paper are not a Super Bowl team right now, even though y'all know anything could happen It sure could but yeah as of right now and April 12th 3 31 p.m. I do not think the Ravens are a Super Bowl team right now Yes, anything could happen and we wanted to happen, but I do not think they are Super Bowl team right here right now Anyway, he said they just have too many holes, especially on defense.  Well, he's coming off of injury, but so I see where you got Dalen Hayes But no, he's coming off and you got tires about. Oh, but he's coming off injury. You got Derek Wolf. Oh, but he's coming off of injury To shake oh, we have a solid linebacker court, but they are not anything special unless Queen somehow becomes a Devon White Esk player I'll start a secondary. It's pretty great, but we don't have a lot of depth behind them We have good defensive linemen to stop the run But not really any interior pass rush to speak of and don't even get me started on the offensive line My guys fed up I love it though. He said you could argue that maybe they need to add receivers for depth But I don't think they need receivers for this purpose The Ravens wide receiver room include a man droves are not one of those holes right now The room is one of the deepest rooms on the team see They are Deep as far as depth as far as bodies But how is the quality? How was the quality of the Ravens depth there? They technically had again, they technically have enough receivers on the roster right now But how's the quality of that depth? That's my thing. I know we got like seven receivers something like that That's guys on the practice squad too But if you have an opportunity to upgrade that quality where you struggle the most that in the crunch time In crunch time, that's what they struggle the most set come playoff time. You see Lamar there. You see Hollywood That's it. You don't see nobody else on offense nobody It can't be like that man. It cannot be like that That's one of the biggest reasons why I want them to upgrade there because other guys gots to show up too There should be better options more options But anyway, he said it the room is one of the deepest rooms on the team And I would argue that we have that number one wide receiver on the team right now Mandrus, he's the best tight end in football right now Hollywood is actually a pretty good receiver and had a thousand yards last year I think people forget that for some reason now. I think what with Hollywood a lot of people just they focus on the drops and with with Hollywood they Like I saw somebody said oh Hollywood. He disappears a lot, especially last season Lamar he got hurt and that chemistry just wasn't there with a Tyler Huntley. Oh, Josh Johnson. Yeah, it was definitely wasn't there, but um Hollywood if Lamar would have been in the whole year last year. Oh, yeah, Hollywood Easily 12 30 honey yards at least at least like I've been I can guarantee you that one at least But anyway, he said Bateman should get better and have more opportunities this year That's true Especially with Lamar working out with him this off-season and do they approach a solid backing options to all these guys Duvenay even has the potential to be a Debo Samuel s player though. Maybe not in this off Let's keep going. He said could we could we get even better than this? Like you said absolutely and again I'd be thrilled with any star receiver they signed but in my opinion to even get us to Super Bowl potential This defense and offensive line have to be fixed first and also Lamar himself has to improve to get back to playing to That MVP level after all the Ravens were the number one offense in football with even worse receivers than these and Lamar playing at a high level See, that's that's one of my points too If you saw what Lamar Jackson did with a hobbled Hollywood It was really Snead. It was Seth Robbins. It was a rookie Miles Boykin. Who else did we have that year? But you saw oh and Mark Andrews too, but you saw what Lamar Jackson did with that Why not try to give him the best of the best? And the offensive line Like you and you can do more than one thing It doesn't have to be all right. Why receiver? Okay, that's it. We can't make any more moves now Like you could really like go go in for this thing Um, but anyway, he said he can do it again and he will man People act like burrow is the next big thing and that he's so much better than Lamar But literally all the things burrow does well including reading the defense and getting the ball out quick Lamar did it in 2019 and more shaking my head This has gotten pretty long, but I feel I've made my point clear. You sure did my friend I'd be happy if the Raven sign any receiver And I agree with all the points you made in your video But I definitely feel like feeling the rest of the holes are more important to start with I'd be interested to hear your opinion even though I bet you're going to get into it In a second on the video and anyone else's opinion on this once again, man. Thank you So he knew he knew like yeah, there would there would be no way that we would read all of this At one time and then just answer everything at one time. No piece by piece man. Um, but anyway He said uh once again, thank you so much for all the Ravens content You're definitely my favorite Ravens YouTube and I look forward to getting that daily video of my notification Thanks and take care.  I appreciated Jeremy. Thank you


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So much of the talk this offseason has been about building protecting and taking care of quarterback Lamar Jackson. We've seen him get knocked out of the past two seasons. He hasn't been able to finish either one due to the offensive line. So our hope this offseason was that the Ravens would truly address the offensive line with quality over quantity. Eridicosta even said it himself. He said, that's all me, your boys. That's all me. That is my fault. That's my responsibility. I didn't address the offensive line like I should have. Okay, Eridicosta, you said that, but how did he follow that up? Well, we saw what happened in free agency. We saw what happened in the draft. But to talk about everything that we've seen thus far, we brought on a special guest. Team keeping clean. Very special guests in the building. Because all this offseason, even during all last season, a lot of complaints, a lot of people's frustration was for the Ravens to build a house. They need to fortify a security unit around their quarterback Lamar Jackson so he can be protected. So I figured, why not bring in the guy who just specializes and loves all the talk about the offensive line, Cole Jackson. Cole, let everybody know where they can find you at on Twitter, your YouTube, what you do on there. Talk to the people. Absolutely. First off, thank you so much for having me on, man. It's a great opportunity to talk ball with you. So on Twitter at Cole Jackson FB, you'll see film breakdowns, clips, all that good stuff, specializing in O-line, the run game, all that. And then over on the two guys watching football YouTube channel, I do some film rooms. I have a very exciting episode coming on Wednesday. I have one-on-one with Raven's right guard, Kevin Zeeler. So that's going to be a very, very exciting episode. Talk ball with him, talk about his new teammates that we're going to get into tonight. So be sure to check that out. Perfect segue to his new teammates. So before we get into what the Ravens did in the draft, how do you feel about what they did in free agency and what they didn't do? Because they, of course, they signed Morgan Moses, but during the season they had re-signed Patrick McCary, but they also, for now at least, they retained Joanne James. So how do you feel about the Ravens off season at offensive line before the draft? It was kind of an interesting piece because last year we learned the big need was that left tackle. Patrick McCary came in and there's some debate around, you know, was he able to do it? Was he not? I personally felt he was able to kind of lock down specifically in pass protection at the right tackle spot. There just wasn't games last year where you're like, ah, McCary's killing us out there. And so that was kind of the big thing. You know, the need to me was a true swing. We need a guy that, if Ronnie can't get back, we've won. We need a guy that can get in there.  When Villanueva moved over to left tackle, Lamar got uncomfortable. And rightfully so because when Villanueva lost, he lost that and that resulted in QV hits, extreme pressure sacks, you know, contact that you don't want Lamar Jackson taking. Regardless of whether or not he elevates his O line, he can scramble. You don't want him to scramble. You want him to be able to sit deep in the pocket, feel good, let guys get open, all that good stuff. So what I expected was someone to come in, to play, you know, be that backup left tackle option. They kind of went a different direction. They got James, they kept James, who has been a right tackle throughout his career, and they got Martin Moses, who similarly has been a right tackle most of his career. He does have games in 2020 with the Washington football team, I guess at the time, where he did swing over to left tackle. So I think theoretically he can do it, but, and then they, you know, so they kind of solidified right tackle, but, you know, left tackle going into the draft was like, all right, what's the plan here? You know, we kind of have McCarrie, Petzlin and center one. We have Stanley hopefully coming back, but if he can't, what's the game plan? We don't really, is it moving Moses over? Do you trust James Hell? So there was a lot of uncertainty with the backup left tackle situation if Ronnie were to once again, not be able to get back on the field. Mm hmm. That's true. And now shifting to the draft, Tyler Lindenbaum, tell us about Tyler Lindenbaum is a very fun watch.  And I still sort of believe that because the big thing that's going to help Tyler Lindenbaum is this offense does have his own concepts installed into it. So a little quick profile on him. He's an elite mover in space. You know, he seriously, there are times where he's running outside zone where he'll overlap outside of his garden tackle on the play side because he's so fast. He runs, he has a shuttle run like a like a running back. So, you know, his ability to move in space, I think this could be wonders for the screen game because of how good of a mover he is. Imagine if the Ravens could run a screen again. Oh my God. So I mean, that that's kind of what he is as a rum blocker, a very, very elite mover. And when he gets on guys out in space, he finishes blocks. He's a very aggressive even at six to impasse protection, very good mover, elite with his hands. People are you're going to hear people talking about his arm plank question. It's it's one of the shortest of any first line center taken in the last decade. Doesn't matter. He has black belt certified hands looks like, you know, Mr. Miyagi taught him how to taught him how to refit. You'll see the wax on wax off mount stop. So very exciting in that regard for me. I think he's going to be a really good pass protector. And that has the added benefit. If you have a center that, you know, they're going to give him some inside help against those big noses you'll see in the AFC North. I have no doubt about that. But he's going to give Lamar a better confidence of, you know, that interior pressure that when he loses in past protection, he only gave up three sacks in his college career. That's in the big 10. So when he does lose, he loses very slowly, which is good. It's a slow burn. Lamar can work off a slow burn better than any quarterback in the AFC in the NFL. So that's obviously very exciting. I think it's going to give him more security. And the big thing that will excite fans, that Iowa offense, there is some under center, a lot of shotgun, which, you know, snaps your dynamite. So don't worry about the snaps. Oh, man, you know Raven's fans, he's scarred from those snaps, man. Geez. Cringy stuff, man. It's cringy stuff. It's rough, man. And of course, I think the most infamous one that everybody remembers the most is in the Bills game, the one that took Lamar out. But hopefully that's in the past now. And Linda Baum can be our guy of the future. Now, another guy who is for the future, because I'm not sure about what his immediate impact is going to be, is Daniel Fahlele. The mountain. Literally a mountain. Six, nine, three, eight. It's hard to find a player comparison because no one is as big as him. That's just a reality. He's a fun player. I mean, I'm really happy with how they got him. And a lot of it depends on Stanley getting back. But if I can get here with him on the bench, he's got that, that ceiling is guys that are his size. You think of the Trent Browns of the world, even Orlando Brown, Jr., to an extent, but he moves better than them, even Orlando. And Orlando was a pretty good mover relative to his size. The big difference between him and OBJ coming out of Oklahoma was Orlando Brown, Jr. was such a tactician that like his technical abilities were well advanced to Daniel Fahlele. So for those that don't know a ton about him, he's out of the University of Minnesota. He went to the IMG Academy for high school. And he was an interesting recruitment case because he wasn't a football player. He was actually a rugby player and a basketball player. He's from Australia. And you know, I think someone saw him at like a regional combine and IMG was like, we need you. And they just saw his monster size and the way he moved.  You bring me skills that I can't teach someone to be six, nine, three, 80 in athletic. There is a clip in the 2019 Penn State game of him running outside zone playside, and he perfectly matches step-for-step micro Parsons and drives them. It's like stuff that he does in space is pretty special for his size. I mean, there's more athletic guys out there. But when you consider it in the context of the size, it's special. So he needs a lot of work in his past protection, which is going to make fans nervous because anytime we're talking about a mountain of a tackle, natural leverage comes into play. We saw what happened with Alejandro Villanueva. There's been comparisons made to Villanueva. I think those comparisons were in the context of Villanueva as a stealer when he was good. So I rest assured that, and here's the difference. Villanueva was six, nine, like Falele is, Falele has 70 pounds on him. So the way Villanueva would welcome guys into his chest and get walked back, a lot harder to do that when there's 70, it's a 70 pound extra slide that the D-line has to push. But the big thing he needs to improve on, he didn't vertical set a lot at Minnesota. It was a lot of quick sets. They used a lot of play action. So he didn't have a lot of true pass sets. And you saw some bad clips at the senior bowl because the coaches, when you get to the senior bowl, I think those are people don't realize you're at the senior bowl as a job interview, but you're also at the senior bowl learning from coaches that are there to coach you to get you ready. So they're going to ask you to do things that you may not be comfortable doing because you haven't been asked to do them. So there's like that clip of Miage Sanders walking him and he's in a vertical set. He didn't vertical set a lot. He's a raw football player. So he needs to develop that ability, but what got me excited is that the combine, he's talking to a reporter and the reporter was straight up like, what's the number one thing you need to work on? And he said, I need to get better in my vertical set. I was like, this guy's got a chance. He knows what he needs to improve. I think he's going to come into Baltimore and have an opportunity to have that space where he's not going to be asked to start immediately where he can develop. The big thing is, again, he's athletic. He has pretty fluid hips. The way Orlando Brown Jr. wins is he's just so masterful in where he reaches a set point, how he deploys his length, and the way he squares guys up.  You can't just dip him. He's too technical. If Daniel Falale can get to that, and I don't know if anyone's seen it, there's an Orlando Brown Jr. retweet of a Daniel Falale clip resonating with what he's doing. So even Orlando Brown Jr. saw a little bit of Daniel Falale, saw him and Daniel Falale. So that's his path to success. How can he master his past sets? How can he square guys up? How can he deploy his length and use his size to his advantage? So I'm very excited for this kid. I can't wait to watch him develop. See, and when I looked at him, especially him being just like literally a mountain, like you said, that that was my big concern. Like how will he do against those speed rushers of the NFL? Because obviously the competition gets that much more tougher since he's in the big leagues now. But also his coaching will be that much tougher and better since he's being coached by the big leagues now. So that was a big concern of mine. But you broke it down well. So after the draft, after free agency where we sit right now today is May 3, it's about 10, 15 in the morning. How do you feel the Ravens have done for as far as building this wall? How do you feel like they've accomplished it? Do you think that they should be done right here? Or do you think they need another piece or two? How do you feel about the Ravens so far? So the funny thing is if you had asked me pre-draft, what did the Ravens need to add? I would have said a center and a tackle. And the Ravens went out of the center and a tackle. So I feel good about that. Tyler Linderbaum, despite being maybe not the best scheme fit, he was still the best center in this draft. I would have probably preferred they go to the JC Treader route. JC Treader hasn't even been rumored to a team. Is he even looking to play? It's kind of a weird situation. But they still they address center in a big way. They got one of the top rated prospects to come out in the last five years. If you compare guys from previous draft classes, you'll hear the top analysts out there say Tyler Linderbaum tops them. If they're able to develop and Tyler Linderbaum gets out there and executes, he has all pro potential. So that's the exciting part there. And so they address center in a big way that kicks Patrick McCary back out to tackle. I know there's a lot of debate out there. Everyone has their opinion. Those opinions are valid. It all depends on how you want to view it. I think he gives them a comfortable, I'll say a comfortable backup option at left tackle. I don't think Daniel Falale is going to come in here and start week one at left tackle for you. I'd be nervous about that. If Ronnie Stanley can't get back for week one, I expect that to be Patrick McCary. And I expect him to he's not going to dominate, but he's not going to be putting Lamar Jackson at risk. So how did the Ravens do? They addressed their offensive line. They brought in three key pieces that one of them is very developmental, but the other two are immediate starters and Morgan Moses and Tyler Linderbaum. And the big thing about Linderbaum and Moses, they have really good durability. I more than Moses has been a model of durability throughout his career. And then you've got a couple lottery tickets too, which is exciting. If you're Juan James, you don't have to rely on him, but if he was able to get healthy and maybe give you something, that's just an added bonus at this point. So that's kind of the exciting thing. I also think in this offense where you have the added benefit of Lamar Jackson, what he does to defenders, the way defenders have to read him, it's it always is going to help your tackle. So if Morgan Moses has to do a little bit of work at left tackle, I think you're going to be okay. Like I think they basically what I think they've done is they've stacked contingency plans at their tackle spots to give them flexibility if injuries arise. And that's what excites me. Perfect. Perfect. And the last question before we get out of here, you're starting offensive line with health week one. Who would it be? With health, Ronnie Stanley left tackle, Ben Cleveland left guard, Tyler Linderbaum at center, Kevin Seatler, obviously at right guard and Morgan Moses at right tackle. All right, perfect. So Cole, I appreciate you a lot for coming on and breaking it down for us. And again, before you get out of here, let everybody know where they can find you at. Absolutely. At Cole Jackson FB on Twitter and over at the two guys watching football YouTube channel, very creative name. And now I link everything in the description. Just in case y'all get lazy, don't like typing everything out. You can just go to the description and click on it and it'll take you right there. So Cole, appreciate you coming on. Appreciate you coming through as always. Thanks so much, brother.


Welcome to NTN Nightly. I am General Norville. This edition stops stories. Prime Minister, the Honourable Philip J. Pierre, to appoint his cabinet of ministers. Educators from 45 schools received training in digital education leadership and incorporating local culture and heritage in national development. The Honourable Philip J. Pierre, Prime Minister of St. Lucia, has been in consultations as he prepares to appoint the cabinet of ministers. The announcement of the cabinet of ministers will take place at a swearing-in ceremony on Thursday 5th August 2021 at 4pm. The ceremony will be hosted at the House of Parliament on Labry Street, a departure from the announcement of Mindo Philip Park. This was necessary to mitigate any spike in COVID-19 cases and to redirect finances to assist parents with back-to-school expenses. LED screens will be placed in strategic positions to allow for participation of the public. To date, the Prime Minister has assumed the responsibility for the ministerial portfolios of finance, economic development and the youth economy. Principal school administrators and senior teachers from schools across the island have completed a digital education leadership training workshop. The week-long program was a collaboration between the Sir Arthur Lewis Community Colleges, E-Learning Academy and the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund, ICDF. The workshop is a response to the growing need to develop capacity in technology-enabled instruction among practitioners in St. Lucia's education system. E-Learning Specialist Royston Emmanuel highlighted the importance of enhancing the skills and abilities of one's most valuable resource, the people. We uniquely position ourselves as a small country with not many resources. Our key resource is, of course, our human resource. And I'm so happy that we had such a turnout for those sessions because it showed that our principles are very interested in developing our human capacity, in encouraging, in ensuring that there is continuity in education. Digital literacy refers to an individual's ability to find, evaluate and clearly communicate information through typing and other media on various digital platforms. Digital literacy has become even more important with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in students having to transition to online learning. Dr. Harriet De Silva is the Dean of the Teaching Education Department at the St. Vincent Community College. Governments have tried to meet the challenges by assisting students and teachers with devices and access for the challenges of principals to ensure that the teachers deliver the courses using technological resources and not just transferring face-to-face teaching to the technology is why we were here for the week, for the two days. We hope that this workshop has enlightened you as how to face the challenges and how you need to ensure that your teachers are prepared for the classroom and the input that you need. Dr. Harriet De Silva, along with eight facilitators from the Sa'afa Lewis Community College, assisted with the face-to-face workshop. Principal of the Sa'afa Lewis Community College, Dr. Keith Nurse, noted the opportunities for improvements presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. We are shifting out of that emergency remote learning scenario into embedding digital education as a core element of the learning experience. This allows us to operate in market spaces and to address the concerns and needs of learners wherever they are. In fact, Dr. De Silva used the term whenever, wherever, and so forth. And so no longer are we restricted by the geographic boundaries of an island or two or a region. And in that spirit, our eLearning Academy has pivoted off our services to people and professionals all around the world. Deputy Chief Education Officer in the Department of Education Dawson Raghunanan explained that the COVID-19 pandemic has altered education systems the world over. Our education system was transformed and let me say we cannot go back. You see, we cannot go back to those days because gone are the days when our clients, the students, were digital immigrants. Now they are digital natives. We know that as can be seen even when you give a baby a tablet, there is a natural inclination to gravitate towards these devices. Therefore, as leaders within the education system, there is a fundamental need for us to be able to provide digital leadership at all levels starting with digital literacy. Ambassador of Taiwan to St. Lucia, His Excellency Peter Shen highlighted the importance of such programs to the education sector. Capacity building of educators in information technology is one of the core values of the ICT for Education Development Project. There were more than 50 hours of training conducted in the year of 2020. These capacity building classes were designed to build up teachers' ability to create teaching contents and master the education tools. But to better integrate teachers' ICT skills into the teaching environment, school principles play a pivotal role. The Digital Education Leadership Program is designed to better equip school leaders to facilitate the use of ICT resources in the field of education. I am proud to say that St. Lucia is the first country to provide the Digital Education Leadership Program in the Caribbean. Ambassador of Taiwan to St. Lucia, His Excellency Peter Shen, the 5-day Digital Education Leadership Program, targeted 45 primary and secondary school teachers throughout the island. The importance of incorporating local culture and heritage in national development practice was highlighted at the launch of the Caribbean Ties Exhibition on Emancipation Day. The showcase, which runs all August, is expected to be an added attraction for cruise visitors this summer. Jesse Leos has a report on this and other expected outcomes from the exhibition. Caribbean Ties Connected People Then and Now is a traveling exhibition that opened in 12 countries across the Caribbean and in the Netherlands in 2019. The initiative is the culmination of a Leiden University-led research project titled NEXUS 1492. St. Lucia was not on the original roster. However, through fortuitous means, the St. Lucia Archaeological and Historical Society was able to partner with the organizers to stage the exhibit on the island this year, 2021. Throughout August, the general public is welcome to visit the exhibit, which showcases Indigenous heritage and culture and its contemporary value, along with a very local cultural package, including artisans at work to enliven the exhibition. President of the Society Historical Anthropologist Dr. Winston Filgent says, one of the objectives of the exhibition is to highlight the heritage of St. Lucia and the wider region and the importance of its protection within a nation's development agenda. Development, where we think steel, concrete and glass is the only way to bring people forward, threatens to destroy sites in order to foster economic development. This exhibition is taking place on one of the last heritage sites in the city of Castries and the wider Castries Basin and St. Lucia in general. One of the aims of the Nexus 1492 project is the highlighting of the past within the present to ensure that the heritage agenda of our times raises awareness for the preservation and protection of the past. Today, I hope that the collaboration between the Leiden University, the St. Lucia Archaeological and Historical Society, the Holy Trinity Church, and all of the other partners who have come together for this exhibition brings St. Lucia and the solution public to a point where there's a spotlight on heritage and the need for its preservation. Donalyn Vite, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism, Information and Broadcasting, Culture and the Creative Industries, expanded the perspective of heritage and sustainable development by emphasizing the importance of mainstreaming local culture and heritage in the national development practice, specifically with tourism. The interconnected relationship between tourism and culture and the shift in visitors' awareness has put to focus tourism concepts such as heritage tourism, cultural tourism, village tourism, community tourism, rural tourism, and many others. In the final analysis, the concepts all recognize the needs and travel motivation of the visitor today have gone far beyond sun, sea, and sand. Some of the factors that strongly influence the visitor's decision and travel patterns are the visitor's essential motivation to learn, to discover, and experience, to really look into the intangible and tangible cultural heritage of our people, its attractions and products that make the destination. The Ministry and the organizers have hoped that the exhibit can be sustained beyond August. Vite pledges continued support of the initiative, including the development of a tour package of the exhibit to present to cruise agents. Dr. Phil Jens and Vite were speaking during an Emancipation Day church service to launch the Caribbean Ties exhibition in St. Lucia. For the Government Information Service, I am Jesse Leons reporting. The Ministry of Health and Wellness is spearheading the Commemoration of World Breastfeeding Week. The observance is a global campaign aimed at raising awareness and promoting the benefits of breastfeeding. It is observed annually during the first week of August. This year it is being held another theme, Protect Breastfeeding, a shared responsibility. Lisa Hunt is the Chief Nutritionist in the Ministry of Health and Wellness. The theme is aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 2030 campaign, which highlights the associations between breastfeeding and survival, health and well-being of women, children and nations. This year's objectives are to inform people about the importance of protecting breastfeeding. Anchor Breastfeeding supports as a vital public health responsibility, engage with individuals and organizations for greater impact and galvanize action on protecting breastfeeding to improve public health. A primary focus of this year's observance is the International Code of Marketing of Breast Milk substitutes. This code was adopted by the World Health Assembly in 1981 to protect families from the infant formula industry's aggressive marketing tactics aimed at promoting breast milk substitutes which was contributing to declining breastfeeding rates and increasing child mobility and mortality. The aim of the code is to contribute to the provision of safe and adequate nutrition for infants by the protection and promotion of breastfeeding and by ensuring the proper use of breast milk substitutes when these are necessary on the basis of adequate information and through appropriate marketing and distribution. This year, 2021 is the 40th anniversary of the code. UNICEF and WHO have called on governments, health workers and the baby food industry to fully implement and abide by the code's requirements. The code requires governments to enact and enforce legislation to prevent commercial interest from undermining breastfeeding, the optimal nutrition for infants. In an effort to prevent this undermining, health workers must protect, promote and support breastfeeding and must not accept event sponsorship from companies that market foods for infants and young children. The Department of Justice wishes to inform the following persons that they should present themselves to the Civil Status Registry from Monday, August 9, 2021 to Friday, August 13, 2021 between the hours of 8am and 1pm. Mr. Lawrence DeGassoff, Monsi or Shwazel, Mr. John Montute of Mabia Valley, Denry and Mr. Francis Chalry of Grace V Ford. You are asked to work with a valid form of government-issued identification. For additional information, persons can contact the Secretary to the Registrar of Civil Status at 468-7017. This is NTIA 9thly. Primers Hutchinson is up next. Stay with us. A connected people then and now. A unique exhibition that presents the diversity and complexity in the Caribbean before the arrival of the Europeans. August 1 to the 31st at the 100-year-old Anglican Annex open daily 8am to 5pm. Be part of the past still present today through stunning exhibits accompanied by live cultural street entertainment. Save the dates, August 1 to the 31st. Welcome back. We join Primers Hutchinson for the NTIA Nouvelle at Quayol. Mr. Jota Janelle, Mr. Madame de Patma, Kinebosco Sabilité pour Formation, a gouvernement s'est leci. Ça c'est GIS, ça c'est Bébé, télévision nationale payée à NTIA Nouvelle à Quayol pour s'est leci. Primers Hutchinson. Premier Ministre leci, Honourable Philip J. Pierre. J'ai trouvé en invitation pour visiter Pays-Taiwan. Invitation, ça l'a fait, devant nos conférences vidéo et puis Ministre de sa Faire les Étoiles Gères Taiwan. Docteur Joseph Wu. Honourable Docteur Ernest Hilaire et Honourable Alva Baptist. Tu es aussi assisté aux conférences vidéo, ça l'a. Ministre Wu, félicité au Premier Ministre Pierre et puis mamelie à cela victoire, en dernière élection qui fait l'événement 6 au mois de juillet 2021. Ministre Wu, aussi, renforcé, signifie que c'est diplomatique. C'est leci qu'on n'a assez plus besoin du Taiwan incroyable. Ministre de la Faire les Étoiles Gères Taiwan, fait promettre la qu'il paye Taiwan, qu'elle continue pour cimenter bon relation à la coopération des pays, et que c'est pour travail et puis administration au volat pour y trouver plus de bénéfices pour gérer Taiwan pour cimenter. Ministre Wu, aussi, dit qu'il est Taiwan qui apprécie des grosses supports qui cimenter qu'à continuer bio en participation Taiwan, continualement, à se ordonner qu'ils passent. 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Le officier du département agricole qui est responsable pour protection de diverses chemiques qui les cultivateurs pour l'anit plus étrangement ex-certification en service de prison salaire. Officier a très concerné manier farmac à servi chemique vitivaire sans assez protection, il dit que l'équilibre n'est plus capable pour le service chemique à barbitration agricole. Il fait déclaration salaire devant nos discussions à ce programme agricole movement. Cletus Alexander j'ai ouvert zier public la question des services, c'est mauvais pour les services salaires avec monnaie de sa service à façon de s'y poser faillie. Sinon, Mr Alexander l'aie qu'a visité diverses habitations agricoles et j'avais cette façon qui les farmac à servi chemique qui déjouait qui s'accaportait pour eux aux accidents qui s'accaportait pour eux aussi il faut comprendre qu'il n'y a plus de farmac qui n'est pas capable de lire ces informations sur ces bouteilles chemiques salaires et qu'il y a un autre problème c'est le business à côté qu'il a acheté ces chemiques-là. Il n'y a pas d'information pour utiliser ces farmac qui m'aimait pour servir ces chemiques salaires. Officier pour protection chemique ajoutait qu'un pile de ces chemiques salaires qui a porté cette prison n'a pas même sauvé ça il n'y a pas même sauvé ça et qu'il n'y a pas qu'à même servir équipement qui est nécessaire pour servir ces chemiques salaires.  Il n'y a pas de problème la plus vite mais c'est au temps il n'y a pas d'invitation il n'y a pas d'invitation il n'y a pas d'invitation il n'y a pas d'invitation mais c'est au Chanel. The sun will rise Thursday at 5.48 am it will be partly cloudy to cloudy skies with scattered showers and a chance of isolated thunderstorms and now for the tropical outlook an upper level trough together with an approaching tropical wave will cause an increase and the sun will rise Thursday at 5.48 am it will be partly cloudy to cloudy skies the tropical wave will cause an increase in cloudiness, shower activity and possibly isolated thunderstorms over the Lesser Antilles another tropical wave over the tropical Atlantic is moving westward near 15 miles per hour 24 km per hour some slow development of this wave is expected over the next few days a third tropical wave located over the eastern tropical Atlantic is moving westward near 15 miles per hour or 24 km per hour also a small area of low pressure located over the far eastern tropical Atlantic has a low chance of tropical cyclone formation during the next 5 days the system poses no threat to our region that brings us to the end of NTN Nightly join us next time at 7 pm with a repeat at 7 am you can also catch up with us anytime on the St. Lucia Government Facebook page or YouTube channel I am Janelle Norville


Alright, so the first, I'm going to tell the first three speakers. We're going to start off with Robbie you have both thing from University of Cape Coast Ghana. Then we'll go to Ricardo Gallego to roll me. And I'm not sure because I don't see where you're from on the on the sheet here. Lou Rue, Hugh who just asked a question. All right, so those are the first three speakers. So I'm going to start off with Robbie. Robbie, you can go ahead and start. If you got two things open, it's going to be back. Yeah. Hello. And hello. Yeah, so this is Andrew. I'm presenting with Robbie. We are using the same setup. But we are working on two different things. And so I'm going to talk about mine. And then he talks about his same presentation. And so a background to our presentation. So what I'm going to talk about is that's the remote sensing group in Lund. I've designed a 3d printer. A 3d printed fluorescence hyperspectral. And the setup is based on a slamfack principle, which is able to produce a data cube of this nature, something which will give you data in the spectral range and also in terms of spectrum and also in terms of range and time as well. And so in the course of March, they came to Cape Coast to train us for close to one month on how to go about this. So we worked on printing a set up of that nature over here. And then they helped us with the setting it up. And afterwards, we have been trying our hands on different experiments with it. In my case, I am studying different types of insects with the fluorescence slider. And the expectation is that would be able to monitor vectors like mosquitoes, house flies, which are pests or which are, which carry parasites and then honey bees, which are also beneficial. And because it's a fluorescence slider, sometimes you have to tag the insects before we can do the monitoring. This is how a setup looks like. And over here we have the, the fluorescence slider over here. And then a system or a cage where we put the insects over there for laboratory measurements. And so light is incident into this box to interact with the samples and then we're able to get feedback into the system again. Now, when the insects are untagged, we don't put a filter in the, so that we can be able to obtain elastic signals at various times for us to know, and then at various ranges. And then when the insects are tagged to us, well, we are able to put a filter in there and observe which, which, which insects is there depending on the type for the, for instance, this is within the red region. And so it is one of the colored tax in that region. And so this is going to be helpful for us in doing works of this nature. Robbie is going to talk about the ones for vegetation. Okay. Okay. So for my aspect, okay. So we, after employing the fluorescence slider on the, on the vector is also used for vegetation. And for this time around, we are trying to measure, do some remote measuring on some plant species. So this one is a purple. And this time around we have a fluorescence. The 405 is a 405 millimeter. That's used to we have it hitting at the back of some part of the, of the leaf. And we have to use the, the light hitting at the back of the leaf and get some fluorescence back and measured it. So after getting the fluorescence, we have some structures like this. So this part this time around, the red dotted red that you see, it's a different, different, different parts of the leaves that we're trying to see how it can really differentiate some different parts of it. So we hit it. We targeted a green part of it and also a very dry part. So let's say a healthy one, healthy one. And so the red one is what we have there. And the black one is for the, was for the green one. And then the dotted red was the one that it was having a little yellowish side of it. So apart from this one too, we are trying to see if this thing can also be used for range measurements. So should in case you want to measure a particular plant, some different plant species and a particular distance. So we're trying to see how effective the system can also measure with a wavelength and also with range. So we are, we are still on it. There are a lot of things that are still measuring and we are, we are hoping for a further system. So other uses that we are thinking of is also doing the demonstration in different aspects of the process like that. And also interact with students on how effective you can use this one. And also doing an internal or external collaborations on the process like that too. Okay. So thank you very much. Okay. Thanks. So, so that was, those are the two talks between Andrew, you and then Robbie that. That right. Yes. Okay. Great. We're really on time. Anybody have any questions? Joe, do you want to ask anything? There we go. Now I can. I don't know that I have a specific question, but I, I, I mean, I'm pleased to see this. I know, I know this paper. I know the instrument and I know that. The, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the record's group and Sweden is collaborating globally. So this is really, this is really fascinating. I would, I would encourage you though in this kind of presentation to really hit the. The key points. Maybe with fewer details, you're, you're still kind of in that. Scientist engineer mode of presenting. who's there ready to fund you and all the information is there but you need to pick out just the important one. This is remarkable how much I guess one question I would have is is I am. I believe that I understand that there is a very low cost for this do you know what it would cost to reproduce one of these systems, the 3D printed systems. Yes. So they, depending on the kind of lasers that you want to use and the detectors that may raise the cost but with close to $1,000 you could be able to get $100 laser and then maybe a less costly detector or something like that. But if you want a very expensive detector, then it may raise the cost from that the instrumentation or the printing and other other things are not that close. That's really incredible isn't that's fabulous. Thank you. Okay. Well, at least how Randy, do you have a question. Yeah, what is the, what is your resolution and range. How far can you go. Cross range and distance how what are the range resolutions. Yeah, so the range resolution and it's going to go up to 100 meters. And so in the data cube. They can go up to 100 cube from five meters from the onset away from the source and then 100 meters away to the end. And is it, is it scanned left. Is it scanned or how do you how do you get cross range. Or is it just. Yeah. No, it is not scan so within the range. You can. So within the range, depending on whether anything crosses in between it can be able to tell which point it's crosses that. It's fixed and then you look at objects that goes through by just kind of then it means that it is going to be based on the time frame. So that's if. So your three axes are time frequency and range of time wavelength and range, I guess. Yeah, I think we. We lose Andrew. No, I think he's online. Anyway, let's maybe maybe we should move on to the next speaker. Yeah. We got, we got seven more. Okay. Well thank you very much, Robbie and Andrew that was. Everybody else paid attention to what Joe just said.


Welcome to The Journey. Today we're talking about PCI DSS compliance for your e-commerce site. All right, today we have our special guest, Alicia from Security. She is the security expert today to talk about PCI DSS compliance. Now, other than just a super long acronym, what is it? So PCI DSS stands for the payment card industry data security standards. And it's a set of regulations that were actually created by the major credit card companies. So Visa, MasterCard, all those big ones, they got together and they created a list of standards on how people should be using credit card data to keep cardholders safe. Okay, so literally anything credit card, right? Totally, yeah. If you're taking credit cards over the phone, if you have a brick and mortar store, or if you have an e-commerce store, you need to be PCI compliant. All right, so why is this PCI DSS compliance a thing? Well, it's really to keep consumers safe, right? If you're using your credit card online, you want to feel like you're doing so safely. And so it's a way to make sure that they're penalizing organizations who are not taking care of your credit card data. So 57% of consumers actually lose trust in an organization after knowing that there was a data breach on the site. Wow, that's scary, right? So what happens if we're not compliant? There can be a lot of different things that could happen if you're found to be non-compliant after a data breach has occurred. Okay. Probably the worst one is that you could actually lose the ability to process credit card transactions even if you're using a third-party payment processor. Yeah, so that's not an idea. That could like tank your whole business if you can't take credit cards online. But yeah, you can also be fined. There can be hefty fines if you're found to be an offender. What are those fines look like? It could be tens of thousands of dollars for a very small business. All right, so I'm an e-commerce site. I know I need to be PCI compliant. What does that actually mean? What are the actions that I need to take? For sure. So probably the most important thing is to get over to the PCI Security Standards website and take the self-assessment questionnaire. Okay. Some of the requirements have things to do with like having a website firewall to make sure that you're only allowing in good traffic and blocking malicious attackers. Sure. Obviously changing default passwords. Things like that are really important, but also there's requirements about protecting cardholder data and how do you store the data? How do you transmit the data? Using an SSL certificate is very important to make sure that when people are typing in their credit card on your website, when they hit send, it's being scrambled while it's being sent to your server. Right. And you taught me this. There's no one in the middle just sniffing out that traffic, right? Exactly. Very good. I think what's important, remember, like there's a lot of things that you have to do to become PCI compliance, but it's about protecting your business and protecting your customers at the end of the day. On the security blog, we talk a lot about different types of magento like credit card stealers, but those can impact any e-commerce site or e-commerce plug-in. Sure. It can even happen where instead of, you know, actively stealing the credit card information from your site, they could actually infect your website and redirect people from your payment gateway to a malicious one that looks like your payment gateway.  So it's doubly awful. You were telling me that was happening with PayPal. They would basically make a site that looked exactly like PayPal, so nobody was the wiser. And that is just awful. Yeah. Basically, they're phishing your customers by putting up a site that looks very similar. It's a really terrible problem, and hackers are getting better at making really convincing phishing pages. Right. That's super hard to track too, because you don't know. You just think your sales are just going down. You're trying to figure out how to boost sales. Totally. It could be like one in every three sales that they're redirecting and you're none the wiser. So that's why it's important to have a website firewall and to also protect your website as well as whatever you're using to process credit card transactions. So thank you so much for taking us through just an overview of PCI DSS compliance. I know it's a lot, but you've been awesome. Thank you so much. It was awesome to be here. We'll have some more resources down in the description below. Make sure you like this video. Add a comment on something that you learned. While you're there, subscribe to this channel. Ring that bell so you're the first to know when these videos are coming out. This is The Journey. We'll see you next time.