Hey everybody Flare here with another streamer tutorial tonight. I'm going to talk about missed chats When someone comes into your chat and they say something if you ignore them whether purposely or not that's probably the last time they're going to come to your channel and As a streamer it feels awful when you notice that you missed Someone coming in and just saying hi to you and you missed a chance to make a friend You missed a chance to make a longtime follower and viewer That person's probably not coming back Unless you're lucky So tonight I'm going to show you how to use streamer bot to set up an alert to help you not miss those chats And also to welcome people in So let's get into it Okay, I'm gonna give you an example of how I have this setup in my stream Basically what it does is it plays a sound that lets me know That someone has just chatted and then it also Sends a message to greet the new chatter. This fires every time Someone new comes into chat and that's based on the session not not like a first time ever chatter But just assume someone that came in tonight and chatted for the first time tonight this event will fire and I'll get on a note an audio cue and There will be a little bit of extra action in chat to help draw my attention from the game I'm playing or whatever to chat and Make sure that I know That someone came in so here here we go So you can hear my little sound effect my classic hey, oh and then The my bot also welcomes The chatter the chat that's it now. I'll show you how to set it up Okay, I'm gonna show you how to set this up first. We're gonna add an action go to the actions tab Right-click click add I'm gonna call it demo You can add which group it is for organization on this on this list here. You can also add which cue It goes into and that determines like whether certain things wait for other things We can go into that in a whole nother video sometime. Anyway, I'm gonna put it in my alerts cue and Then click okay It'll create a new a blank a new action over here and a blank list of sub actions We're gonna add three sub actions. The first is strictly unnecessary, but I like to do this on things that respond to chatters Basically, I'm gonna add a delay with a random Interval so it's gonna wait between 500 milliseconds or it's gonna wait between half second and two and a half seconds on the values here are in milliseconds That's why it's five hundred twenty five hundred So what this does is it makes it feel a little bit more organic? Rather than is the very second that someone chats. It's just like it just snaps on them and Sends a message back that feels too Mechanical so this weight that kind of little bit of it's not always the same delay It's sometimes it's two and a half seconds later. It makes it feel a little bit more organic and That's always good The next thing I'm gonna add an action twitch Send message to channel Hey, and then I'm gonna use this percent sign user percent sign And that's it say hi Finally, I'm going to add the third action add an action sounds play sound and It's going to I can't find my hey-oh sound so I'm gonna use the fart little to the fart And Yeah, that's it So to wire this up to the actual event We go to settings And then in this second line of tabs we go to events And then here are a bunch of twitch events. There's a whole new line of tabs general cheers Subscriptions raid. That's where I set up all those alerts And I'll have another video on that soon But the one we're interested in now isn't under settings events general It's first words this fires any time Anyone comes in and chats for the first time in your session And that session is divine defined by this cash internally in this in the program It resets every 12 hours automatically. You can also reset it manually by clicking this button, which I've just done So you can assign any action to this I've signed my demo hey-oh action to it and We should be ready to test Okay, here we are again in my channel I'm gonna have my Bot say something and we'll see it should greet the bot and it should make a fart sound which is always funny Here we go. Let's just gibberish Here we go That's it Easy-peasy setting up something like this will help you as a streamer It's helped me ever since I set this up for myself. I have I haven't missed At least that I'm aware if I haven't missed any more chatters it used to happen like months every couple streams that I'd be really engrossed in my game and Someone would chat and I wouldn't notice right away And I'd look up and then I'd try to like engage them and it was already too late. They were gone So this hasn't happened since then So sending something like this up for yourself can really help you especially as a small streamer You don't have mods helping you greet new People and buying you a little bit of time or if you don't have a lot of really active chat Sometimes it's easy to zone out and kind of forget about chat a little bit You know a lot of small streamers do it. So this has helped me stay engaged with chat Quite a bit and I think it'll be useful as well to you. I sure I sure hope so If you are enjoying these videos Please subscribe share them. I my goal here is just to help small streamers and Encourage the community to Educate each other. So I'm trying to help there myself and Yeah, if you have any ideas of things you want to learn how to do Reach out put them in the comments. I will try to figure figure out how to do some more tutorials I've got a bunch planned, but I'm really interested in what everybody else thinks as well Have a great night day evening morning afternoon, whatever Cheers


We know that trust is key to high-performing teams. Part of a leader's responsibility to help nurture trust within their team is to demonstrate transparency. There are two types of transparency that are necessary, personal and professional. Personal transparency is being willing to let your guard down and admit shortcomings when they happen. Doing so allows a leader to model a self-assessing mindset and provides the impetus for all members of the team to act transparently. Professional transparency is modeling our Navy core values of honor, courage, and commitment. Leaders ensure clarity in the assessment of how an individual or team is meeting a standard or goal. What will you do differently to become a more transparent leader? Lead well this week.


Everybody Matt here for late in sports cards ripping one box of 2022-23 Panini prism basketball fast break. This is for C. Lo Good luck Ben Wallace Red disco It's the 100 Donovan Mitchell Fearless chat home grin rookie. No, not the same China Davis rookie disco Chris Paul fireworks shade on sharp rookie Angren and Johnson Andrew Wiggins blue disco it's the 150 and Fast break auto Lugans d'Orte for a Walker and Wayne Wade steps pretty beat up Chris Weber Chris Weber disco John Merant fireworks Christian Brown rookie Austin Rivers Pink disco 50 Marta Rosen Palo Bancaro rookie Harrison Barnes disco Jalen Williams rookie silver Walker Kessler rookie nice and Daniels rookie blue James Harden Lofton Tobias Harris disco and nice. This is rookie Disco variation Palo Bancaro. There you go. C. Lo Grats on the Palo Josh from up check in here true holiday. It's a Purple disco. Vooch 75 Paris Laverte AJ Griffin Yeah, Ryan. I think so. I'll double-check. But yeah, I think so Lonzo disco Keegan Murray luck of the lottery Mobley and Dyson Daniels now do it for your box. Appreciate it. See low get these right out to you


So for protein structure, we're going to use the genetic code. What's the advantage of this? Well, it has to do with those silent mutations. If I'm interested in understanding protein structure and how conserved protein structure is, the amino acid sequence is going to be more conserved than the DNA sequence, precisely because I don't have to worry about the silent mutations. So I have to confess that in 99% of everything I do, we work with amino acid sequences. That means that we move on from those long DNA sequences and typically represent something like this. It's also a fact of three fewer letters, which is kind of nice. And again, every letter corresponds to a single amino acid. You can probably imagine why we went on from the three letter code to the one letter code given the amount of sequence information we have today. What can we do with this? Well, the problem is that I have a lot of this information today. Remember what I said about GenBank. One thing I've realized, these numbers are not meaningful to you. They're impressive to me because I know how they developed. So you know what I did? I picked out an old slide that I had in a different class roughly 10 years ago and then just modified the format.


Hey everybody, I'm Lance Quakey and today I want to give you a short little bit of tips for eating well over holidays and over special occasions. So these days aren't going to like make or break anything really, but it's easy to just kind of have bad meal after bad meal after bad meal after crappy night's sleep after bad meal after bad meal after skipped workout after crappy night's sleep after blah blah blah blah and it really steamrolls. And so what I would recommend is it's okay to indulge from time to time, but don't let it snowball.  You still need to carve out that time for those workouts and put in your two cents. Make sure that your opinion is being heard when it comes time to select food for dinner. And you know, outside of that, you can just make your own stuff and that's probably the like the power play to do. Just say, hey, I'm going to bring my own food. I'd love to hang out. I'm going to be around, but you don't have to include me in the lasagna that you're making. So don't make any extra so that I can have it. Bring your own food, eat it or even eat it beforehand so you're not even tempted with the maybe more tasty things that you're accustomed to. But I mean, that's like, that's the biggest thing to me. You have to set those boundaries not only with yourself, but also with the people around you.


Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of our VGC 2020 Battle Series. My name is Lee, also known as Osiris and we're gonna continue on with this Eveltil and Xerneas team today. We've had some good games with it the past couple of days. If you've missed any of those, I'll link a card up here for you and you can go and check them out. The team is always down in the description below. There is a roll paste and a poker paste. Check it out in your own time and try it out. If you'd like to, if you do try it out, let me know how you get on with the team. It's quite nice. It's quite unique. I think got some nice text to it as well. We're gonna end up the week with it. As always, if you do enjoy the content, please remember to drop a like on the video. Do subscribe to the channel and leave your comments down below. So hopefully it doesn't take too long to find our first opponent today. We're just gonna search now. We had some, like I say, we've had some good battles with this team this week. We kicked off with a really good one yesterday against the highly, highly rated Spanish player playing that Spanish rain team. That we've seen so commonly used recently, but with a pherathon over what you would normally see the Cortana there from the original build from Alex and Eric.  Just ruined the game for us really, but we'll not, we'll not mention that too much because it's coming across like I'm really salty about it. Gee, I'm a little bit, but it's fine. It's fine to get a little bit annoyed about things, but some dead. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. I'm just hoping the bad spots being like so dead. Where's everyone? Where's everyone? Is everyone just waiting on sword and shield and just thinking forget it. I don't want to play ultra anymore, but there's still lots of events to come in ultra. You know, we've got the special event in France coming up very soon. And then we've got, I think that's the last major of the this season, like the ultra season for us in Europe. But lots of MSS and PCs, I'm sure going on. We can't find our first opponent of the episode, so I'll just cut it here and we'll come back when we do find our first opponent of the episode. And we finally got our first opponent of the episode, so we'll hop straight into team preview. Okay, so we've got a team consisting of Duskman across my ground on Tepithenis Salamence, Incinero and Tapu Lele. So we've got that kind of psychic spam sort of call with the Tepithenis Tepithenis, Tapu Lele, Duskman across my ground. It's going to be Ultra and across my ground as well. We've got Tailwind support, potentially Trick Room support there on the Duskman, and then you've got Tepithenis as well for extra terrain support and then the Incinero. And the Salamence double, Intimidate there. All right, let's think what can we do here. Serena not so good in this matchup because of the psychic terrain. Kind of takes away the its ability to function so well. Yveltal actually really good in this matchup and I do like Yveltal quite a lot here. Double Intimidate also very nice in this matchup. We've got to watch out for the Incinero Faker turn one, I think, but we can play around that a little bit ourselves. So I think what we'll do is go Incinero Finny with Yveltal and do we want Xerneas? I think Xerneas can be quite good, especially if the opposing Duskman does Ultra Burst. The other option would be bringing in Landerous because it does do well against things like Gradon, Duskman, and the Incinero. Now I'm going to bring Xerneas because Xerneas is just ridiculously strong, isn't it? So we just want Xerneas. I've literally been searching for an opponent for like, I must have went through the process about five times. It's like you cannot find an opponent. There's literally no one on, so it's a bit of a, it must be just a bad time to search, but we'll see. We're going to see Salamence and Tapir Lele come out for my opponent, which is fine. Like this lead really doesn't make like anything very, like it's not a difficult lead for us because we're going to overwrite the terrain, which is perfect. We'll see the Intimidate come out from the Salamence, but we'll get the Intimidate back onto it. I think the first thing what we can try and do is probably go for U-turn out onto the Tapir Lele and go for an Icy Wind. We might see a Double Edge, we might see a Tailwinter from the Mence, but it'd be nice to just keep our Intimidate in the back. The other option here would have been, I think, not bringing the Veltals to this matchup. I'm potentially bringing the Landerous here because Landerous is a good switch in here just to get the Double Intimidate onto the Mence, and it also gives us a faster pivot out of the next turn as well. We're going to see the Salamence retreat, we're going to see the Groudon come in, so this is fine. The only problem is, I think, going into this next turn is potentially we're going to see a Moonblast from the Lele, but we are going to have a Slow U-turn out onto the Lele, so I'm going to consider all of the Ducie Moonblasts. We'll take that before the Veltal comes onto the field, so it's not the worst thing in the world. Magic Room. Ah, okay. That's fine. We do lose our Assault Vesta with the Veltal, which isn't the best, but not at the end of the world. We will be faster than the Lele as well, so we will be able to get Snarl off before we can do anything. Okay. We lose like all our berries as well. Come on, let's go. Let's go, let's go, let's go. Right. Sorry, my screen just frees in there. You know, it's like loading and just lying in a bit. Right, so Veltal onto the field. Um, do we just Snarl? I think Snarl's not bad to be honest. You don't know what kind of ground on this could be. It could be special. It's more likely to be physical though, so we could just Snarl, and we could potentially just go for an H as minus into the ground, and get some damage off onto it there. It might go for a Fire Punch, but not as well. It might go for an Eruption. You do not know. Anyway, we get that off, and if it goes for a Precious Blades, I mean like if Veltal's fine, we get some Nature's Madness damage off onto the ground on. The Opposite Finny's definitely going to be... Yeah, there's a Fire Punch. Okay. Yep, that's fine. The Opposite Finny, I think, definitely is the move. I think for using utilising Magic Room, it would make sense. I'm going to go for an H as minus into the Finny. I'm going to switch in and Snarl onto Aria Veltal. Maybe my opponent sees this, but I think keeping the Veltal around for later on would be quite nice, especially if the Duskman's lying in wait in the back. We know there's the Finny, the ground on, the Salamence so far, so maybe the ground on protects you while the Opposite Finny tries to get an Icy Wind off. That'll make a lot of sense. Yeah, there's a Protect. There's the Icy Wind. Yep. Oh, you can get some nice damage into this Finny here. And it's all about like chipping things down, really, right now. I think that's what we want to try and do, is just chip things down and get them in range for something like Xernius to come in a little bit later on, and potentially pick up some knockouts. Now, it might be good time to try and get Azernius onto the field, so I'm going to you turn out onto the top of Finny, and I'm going to switch into Xernius. Do we see the Nature's Madness? This is a problem, like, I don't want to switch Xernius in and take a Nature's Madness from the Opposite Finny. But if I can kind of maneuver this play, I'm probably better off bringing Xernius in on the Incinero. So if we go for this, yeah, we'll go for that, and then I'm going to just bring in Xernius. I want to preserve Xernius as much as I can. Okay, we're going to see the Groudon switch out, which is fine. Salamence? Yeah, it's just Madness into the Azernius. Because the other thing we've got to think of, right, like now, is we bring Xernius onto the field. Moonblast probably gets Finny. But the Salamence probably goes for a Tailwind. But I think if I go Moonblast into Finny, and then I switch into Incinero here, and then the next time we can go for the Geomancy. Because you've got to worry about the Tapulele coming in. That's all we're trying to do is like bait in the Tapulele when we've got that board position in Xernius. And we want to try and lock in our Misty Terrain so we can get this board position where we can get the Xernius set up with the Geomancy. And then from here it'll be pretty easy to kind of manipulate the field. We're going to see the Tapulele come back onto the field now. The interest is to see how much your Moonblast does to it. Can we take it? I don't think we'll take it down from this range, but you never know. Salamence is going to mega-revolve. I'd say best guess. Mence is going to go for a Tailwind. And Mike will go for a Double Edge into Xernius. But probably Tailwind. Hyper Voice. Take that. Got a Geomancy there as well. Magic Room. We don't want Magic Room being a thing anymore. So we'll switch into Finny and we'll fake out the Lele. The big problem here would be doing this. Mence is going for a Tailwind now. And then we take down the Lele. The Groudon gets onto the field for free. And we're still stuck with Incineroar out on top of Finny. But I mean it's not the worst thing in the world because Finny's still got full health. We've got to switch from Incineroar into Evelta if you want. Then it allows us to switch back into Incineroar. Misty Terrain's on the field. We can still disrupt with things like Icy Wind if we need to. It's just we don't want this Magic Room being in effect any longer because it really hinders the ability of Xerneus to get set up. And we want to be able to set up if we can. The Mence is just going to protect here. We're probably going to see the attempt for the Magic Room I would imagine. But no Tailwind going up makes things a lot easier for us. We do get rid of the Lele. And like I said, one of the things we've got now is if the Groudon does come onto the field, which makes a lot of sense for it to come on because of pressure, both of our Pokemon, pretty hard, is we've got to switch out to the Evelta. If we lose the Evelta, that's fine. You can get an Icy Wind off. And then we've got the Incineroar to come back onto the field to get that Intimidate onto both of these threats. Isap. Okay, so we will go for that Icy Wind and we will bring in Evelta. And we've also got Heal Pulse on our Finny as well. So if we can position ourselves well enough, we can make use of the Heal Pulse on to us earliest in the late game. But Evelta feels a bit more like fodder now than anything else. But I mean if we see a Precipus Blades, we get in for free and we've got Sucker Punch that we can utilize here. We do see the Precipus Blades. Okay, this is fine. Icy Wind's going to do a nice chunk to the Salamence. And maybe a Sucker Punch gets the Groudon. I don't know if it will, to be honest. Are we better? Are we better off just switching into the Incineroar? No. I'm going to go for another Icy Wind and I'm going to go for the Sucker Punch. I think the Sucker Punch is pretty strong. It might get the Groudon. Nah, it's not quite enough. I don't know if we should take it with Evelta. Oh we do! We take it! And the berry should proc! Now we're going to get the Icy Wind off and now we're going to be all alright unless we see a Fire Punch come up from the Groudon into Evelta. There's Precipus Blades. It's fine. And it's on par to stop that magic room because like our berries wouldn't be proc-ing otherwise. Icy Wind, we're going to cancel out this Icy Wind and then the Mences definitely in Sucker Punch range now. Right, so we need to play this a little bit carefully. I mean once we get rid of both of these targets it makes our life a lot easier. Sucker Punch we need to go for on the Mence. I think yeah we'll go for the Sucker Punch on the Mence and just the Icy Wind. I don't mind losing both these Pokemon now because like if we lose both now it means we get Zernius and Incineroar onto the field and we've got that that fake out GM Antsy. So let's see are you going to let us fake out the Mence? The problem would be the Mence protecting the Groudon going for the attack. But I mean once we get rid of the Groudon because the Icy Wind will get rid of the Groudon and then the Finny comes back onto the field which is fine. And the thing is we've got Incineroar we're bringing now. Just fake out an Icy Wind. The Mence is just protected. It has to go for a double protect. And like we're going to be able to lock this one up just with the fake out support that we've got. Like Tapu Finny coming in for my opponent. It's fine. They might have Icy Wind but I don't know. Maybe. Do they have Icy Wind? Are they going to have Icy Wind? I don't know. The other option we've got here is just to actually U-turn with Incineroar onto yeah I think. I do worry about the Z move on the Finny. 100% like worry about the Twinkle Tackle here. We've got Icy Wind and do we just fake out the Mence and just Icy Wind because then you have to toggle down the Finny. Do we just U-turn? I think we'd make use of our fake out while we've got it. The fake out might be enough. I don't know if it will be enough to get the Mence but that's for the double. Okay we'll get the fake out there. Could have went for the M. And this is where the U-turn would have been the better player because then we have the active fake out gone into this turn and the Zernius coming onto the field. But at the same time I think we just attack the Finny and go for a U-turn into the Mence honestly and I think a Moon Blast will be enough to get the Finny and Mence minus one it's not going to be enough to get the Zernius minus two sorry. Yeah we'll go for that Moon Blast and we'll go for a U-turn into the Mence and I think like we might see the Z-move but we'll get the Mence within sooner or all. It's just about getting the Moon Blast onto this Finny. I don't think it's buried either because of the magic room. Oh it survives but the special attack drop is huge. It is buried actually. Wow okay that's interesting. So there's no Z-move there. I really expected the Z-move going to see Moon Blast. A special attack drop is pretty huge here for us. Double edge. Let me take it. And we do. And the Mence goes down the double intimidate. Oh we got onto it. It's huge and then the U-turn coming out into the Finny and then yeah I mean we've got this now haven't we? Because we can use Moon Blast. Moon Blast and then go for the U-turn again. Oh we could just Flare Blitz I guess. Flare Blitz just got with a bit of Flare a bit of style and that's going to be fine instead of avoiding but that's all right. I mean good game to my opponent. I think we could have went for a bit more of a the smart player with the U-turn to have the fake out Geomancy but I was worrying too much I think about something that wasn't there and that was the Z-move on the Finny and that was all like from the the whole magic room setup. But and I think if you look back at the World Championships teams that were very much like this Finny's tended to have the Z-move there but it could be wrong. But yes anyway let's move on. That was our first game. I'm looking at the time on the record in 26 minutes it's definitely not being that because I've had to cut so much of this video like 10 minutes of it just searching. So we'll find our next opponent. This is going to be the last one of the week for us to finish up with this team. So hopefully we can finish on a nice win. And I mean it's a little sad because we've only had three days with this team so we're not going to see everything and see how this team can perform fully but I mean we're getting a good idea of what this team can do so we'll go into this last one. Play a little bit of Gladiant here and see how long it takes to find the next opponent. I tell you what what I'll do is just cut it right now and we'll come back when we bump into that next opponent of the episode. And we've got Jek. So we're up against Jek next and we'll go straight into team preview. The Jek playing the team of Groudon, Tapulele, Incinero, Gengor, Ferethon and Kyogre. So this one is where Ivelto has a field day. So I think what we'll do is lead with Ivelto and Landerus here. I'd imagine you probably want to bring the Tapulele as a lead against this team. And then we will have Incinero. I think we definitely need it for the Ferethon and do we want Zonius or do we want Tapufini? Probably Zonius and we'll just lock in straight away. And Jek locked in straight away knows what he's wanting to do. This dual primals call. Hopefully this one's quite a quick one so we can showcase how the team works. The thing to worry about initially is obviously going to be that Tapulele, but I think a snarl, a knockoff or just a snarl on an earthquake could be enough to deal with it. The Tapulele is not really threatening us too much. We're going to see Incinero and Gengor come out for my opponent. Just fine. Icy wind could be a bit of a problem for us without Landerus of course. But our dark part of the team, Ivelto, isn't really too threatened. But I think, I mean what do you do here?  And I think I'm going to, do I just U-turn? I don't want to take an Icy wind with Landerus. That's the thing. So I'm just going to switch Landerus out into Incinero here. And the worst thing, like the support would be good first with the, from my opponent's end would be to go for an Icy wind with the Gengor if they've got access to it. And there's the trap coming out. And I don't think you see my opponent go for U-turn because I think the pressures there, they need to fake out. And then they fake out the Landerus, I think that's where you would go. Yeah. And then you might see a trick room Gengor here. Maybe. Maybe.  Like I don't mind trick room going up. There it is. Okay. We'll probably see the Gengor protect this turn. So I mean we can go for, Incinero is going to pivot out first. We could foul play into the opposing Incinero slot and go for U-turn into that slot as well. Because if a primal comes in there, primals generally have huge attack stats. So foul players always doing really nice damage to them. So if you can suspect potential primal coming in, either Kyogre or Groudon, we're going to get some nice damage onto it before it can really do very much. So it'd be interesting to see which one it is. It is Groudon. Okay. And I mean one of the things you can do. We'll pivot now to you with our Incinero. So we can get our Landerus onto the field and just get an Intimidate onto it. Rods wasn't bringing Incinus right now. With the Gengor at minus one, it's not really putting too much pressure on offensively.  It can threaten it. I don't think minus one fire punch is going to be enough to get our Landerus. And especially with we're weakening it with foul play, if it's got a ruption, then it's not really going to be doing too much at all. The other option is we could just lock into earthquake and snarl this next turn and just start clearing the field as a foul play. The Intimidate not helping us at all there, but I mean I'd rather get the Intimidate onto Groudon now and then we've got the snarl and then we can just go earthquake. And we'll see what my opponent can do to get around this. Because like if the Groudon doesn't protect here, then it is going down 100%. Evelta takes the Gengor down if it stays in. Which is not going to. We're going to see Incinero probably come back onto the field yet. But Incinero takes an earthquake. Even minus one it's still going to be doing. And he's in jungle damage putting it in range for the next turn at least. And Thunder Punch. Ha! And all right. I'd still think like Fire Punch would have been better option there. It's boosted by the Sun doing a lot more damage. We're going to be able to get rid of the Groudon now. The only thing is like you've got to think the Kyogre could come in and put a bit of pressure onto us. Especially because we've not really got the switches in for it. And probably not taking these Pokemon down is better for us almost. Because I think we can stall at this trip room.  I'm going to go Oblivionwing into the Groudon. Actually no I'm not. I'm going to go Sucker Punch into the Groudon. I'm going to switch out Lander into Incinero here.  What my point does. Fake out into Landerous, yeah. And then Sucker Punch to stick down there. Groudon. And then I'd imagine Kyogre going to come onto the field now. Because I don't think you bring Gengar. Unless you want to trap us potentially and then pivot out with you Incinero. But we're going to try and prevent that this turn by just going for a snarl. And a fake out into the opposing Incinero. We want to stop that. That you turn into the Kyogre. We don't want my opponent getting any momentum here. And the Kyogre coming in under trick room. Ivalto is great defensively with the Assault Vest but still. A Water Spout is going to really hurt for Power Water Spout. We'll probably proc a barrier on this Incinero. No doubt with this fake out. But it's worth it. We don't really need to worry about the Incinero to later on. It could be his e-move as well. That's the other option. But we aren't seeing the barrier. Which is fine. And the Gengar protecting here. So I think we just go for a snarl again. In case a Kyogre does come onto the field. And we'll just go for a U-turn into the opposing Incinero. And there we see the forfeit. So good game Jack. But we're able to manage that quite well. I mean Ivalto against Joe Primoz and Megan Gengar. It's a really tough match up for my opponent. But that wraps it up first my friends. Thank you so much for tuning in. I hope you've enjoyed today's episode. Two really good games today showing the team how strong it can be in certain situations. So I hope you've enjoyed it. Leave your comments down below. I'll see you on Monday for another episode. And with a brand new team. So we'll be kicking into it and exploring some more variants. As always if you do want to see a certain co-played. Leave a comment down below and make sure to see what we can do. But have a great weekend and I'll see you on Monday. So until then take care and bye bye.


So why didn't we spend so much time and effort putting in all this data building this foundation for my database? Well, the reason is because Sort of how we look at a database why we have databases is one to collect this data Store it, but the other is to ask it questions. We create what are known as queries So if I think about it for example my patients, you know, I don't want to see all of this stuff I don't want to see the patient ID. I don't care about that You know, I don't even want to see the city, you know notice. Yeah, maybe Wilmington, North Carolina or Their birth date. I don't need any of that stuff. I just need their email address. For example, I'm writing out a You know email to them saying that will be closed the following week for construction purposes, so How can I grab all of that data? But not all of the excess well what I can do is I can come in here to my create tab and Instead of going to query wizard this time we're going to go into query design Now query design what this pulls up is a new sort of window with a new dialogue box Basically the same dialogue box we saw when we were building our relationship. We basically say what? Tables do I want to work with again? I just want to work with one table right now So I'll select the patient table and I'll click add and I'll close out of that And I'll just do a little resizing because I like to see things a little easier And now that I've got this data again. What do I need? Well? I'm going to go ahead and need their first and last name because I want to have a custom email that says hi you know Tom So I'm going to go with their first name and I can double-click it and you notice It's appearing it down here if I double-click on last name It appears as well and as soon as I double-click on email. I Now have built that out. I've built this structure Again now if I take a look at that all right. I've got those. How do I? Execute this query. Well, you notice we have this nice little exclamation mark this run Section right here. That's actually what we'll do it if I hit that It will run through my query now the one thing about a query is things can change notice How my first record is first name last name email at Cape here Community College. I can change that to Adam Govita a govita at cfcc.edu that change is actually going to be affected inside of my Patient ID notice all of a sudden Adam. Govita a govita is showing up So these queries all they do is they act as a mask say for example Dreya Gorski over here. I don't have an email for Dreya. So I'm going to just add one in real fast honey Boo at hotmail.com Not everybody has a classy email. Come on Dreya likes honey boo boo So I can continue to make that change that Dreya is going to be you Inside of my patient table Where would you be? Dreya there we are honey boo boo Now you may have noticed when I clicked on something I switched between my views for a second What happens if I accidentally did not include everything I need in my query Well, what I can do is I can go back to this view tab and notice that kind of same thing that we saw with our table design View in our data sheet view. I get with my query view. I can switch between the two So at any point in time I can make any kind of change as I want say for example, I want to go ahead and I want to just look at for example People from a different or specific city. Well, what I can do is I can come in here and I can add in that city Now again, let me take a second. Let's see that. I've just added in city And we get a few different ones now. Let's say for example, I want to look at all the people from Hartford Well Hartford. Okay, how do I only get emails and you know the first and last names of people from Hartford? All right, well down here, you notice we've got a few different options. We've got field table sorts show Criteria. Well criteria. That's a interesting word there criteria Basically, that's why we have so many of these squares right here. It's because we can add in Criteria to our query for example inside my city section right below here. I can say that I only want to look at Hartford City so only show me anything that runs on Hartford and I run this Now I get only the records of people from Hartford pretty nice One thing that I can do is since I know now that this is the Hartford People this is the email addresses of all the Hartford people what I can do I know there are some links what I can do is I don't need to specifically have it be viewed I don't have to see Hartford because again It's just repeating data one of the tenets of databases is don't repeat yourself So I'm gonna actually come in here and you notice that checkbox right above our criteria Well, if we look that is actually saying show and if I unchecked that What that does that explicitly says run the criteria run the query and only show me the first and last name and email of people from Hartford, but You don't actually have to show me the Hartford name. So it's a little bit of a nice Little nuance there that now I don't have to have excess stuff when I'm building my queries So the last thing I'm going to do is I'm going to just save this as its own query and because again We're looking at our Hartford patients. I'm going to call that Hartford patients


Um, no, there's still seats available. Okay. Hey friends, you're watching behind the scenes, divine intimacy radio. We have a special guest in studio today. I'm excited to talk to Ann Bernig. You'll learn a little bit more about her in a minute. Today we're going to be talking about, um, the power of community for healing spiritual growth, surviving the crazy world we live in. And, uh, thus the title, what was the title of the show?  Yeah, that's right. I just remembered. So, so that we can disturb everybody who's going, but what about hermits? Right. It's the first thought. Right. So remind me to do the disclaimer at the beginning. So you get all the silly stuff out of the way. I just want to say thanks before we jump into the show to EWTN for all the great things they do for the church and especially allowing us to do this show and I will tell you, you know, all the books we recommend, we're not necessarily recommending books to show, although my new ones out. And, uh, you know, it's funny. I went into Barnes and Noble, uh, when we were at the summit and I went in and I said, do you have, because they, they're stalking it. Do you have, um, uh, a book by Dan Burke called Finding Peace in the Storm. Right. And, uh, and so the, the lady goes, yeah, but it's not in stock. And so I said, well, can I order one? And she says, yeah, what's your name? And I said, my name's Dan Burke. She didn't blink an eye. She just write it down. So one's going to come in an inventory, um, uh, and they're going to go Dan Burke ordered this, maybe they'll connect it. I don't know. It's pretty funny. But anyway, all the books that we recommend and, uh, are all going to be in the EWTN's religious catalog. And the great thing about, you know, how they handle this stuff is that the, um, is that the, uh, they have a theology department. They vet everything. And so like, if there's any bookstore where you're not going to find junk, that's EWTN, and then you also help the mission. So just thanks to EWTN for letting us, uh, work, you know, work in their system, so to speak, or contribute to the great work they do. So, uh, all right, uh, before one last thing, uh, divine intimacy and marriage retreat, what's the dates? November, November, go to spiritualdirection.com. Board slash events. Yep. And, um, we just have a few, yeah, we have a few seats left. Yeah. So, um, a few seats left. And you know, guys, this is really a way to up your inventory points if they've been depleted. Yeah. Um, and yeah, I just can't say enough about it. Not because it's us. It's because what the Holy Spirit's doing. So come figure out how to grow in oneness with each other and oneness with the Lord and, um, it'll change your life. I met with two doctors last night who are helping me with my lungs. And they came and they came, that's how we met them. And this is like a year later and they are beaming at the effects on their marriage. They, they're like wanting to give me time to help me medically because of what they experienced in, in the retreat. They were so grateful and just beautiful. Yeah. All right. So don't miss it. Let's go ahead and jump into the show. New markets at go. This is Dan and Stephanie Burke. Welcome to Divine Intimacy Radio, your radio haven of rest. Your hermitage of the heart. Your monastery of the mind where we lift our hearts and minds to heaven to draw upon the wisdom of the saints to help us to navigate this incredibly strange life and difficult life, challenging life that we all live. And it's getting stranger and stranger, you know, in very devastating ways and very deeply troubling ways in the world, but, you know, because of wars and what's going on in Israel and what's going on, even in our own country, the militant crazy, left, you know, socialist, anti-catholic, anti-faith, anti-good, anti, you know, anti everything. And so what's the answer? Like, what's the Catholic answer? Yeah. And that's what the show is about today. What's the answer? So before we jump in, your daughter has decided to come on to the show today. I know. Yeah, everybody. Look, here's our daughter. You're going to confuse everyone. They're going to think I'm Ariel. So this is not Ariel, but she is our adoptive daughter. Adoptive daughter. Adoptive daughter. And figuratively. Yes, figuratively. So we've embraced her as our daughter, lover to death. How long have you been with us in our, in our circle? Since? Circle. I don't know. Yeah. Long time. Long time. When did you first come across spiritualdirection.com? Probably 2009 or 10. Well, from the very beginning. Well, the article on Rootson by Father Bartunek. I was reading in the office when I was bored at work. Yep. And I said, I like these guys. The little pop up came up that said subscribe to our website. And I was like, oh, I got a sign up for this. And I started reading the newsletter every day. Little did you know the trajectory that it would send your life on, right? No idea. Yeah. Yeah. Awesome. Well, this is Ann Bernig. Yeah. So it's not Ariel. It's it's Ann Bernig. She and Ann Bernig does not sing opera like Ariel, but she we tell her not to sing at all. I think it's true. I already asked this morning if I could sing on the show and I was told no. Yeah. So anyway, so she is our director of mission at Mission Engage. Engagement. That's right. See, you almost I almost set it up. So we will ever she's been with us for a long time. I do have to tell one quick story about her, please, to kind of gives you a little sense of her personality.    Work with us. Poor for Jesus. Come work for us because she was in medical, something or another, right? Medical sales sales. And so we had been talking to her, but I kind of thought it was dead in the water, dead in the water. And so I get a text. It was a text, I think, and I look at my text one morning and she said, I've done it. I've quit my job when we had not resolved on our side. We had not resolved it. And I almost dropped the phone and I looked at Dan. I go and just quit her job. We need to figure this out. She's coming to work for us. So anyway, it's the Lord has provided in spades a lot of it through your hard work. So anyway, welcome and thank you. Thank you for having me there. There's more to that story. You guys had just had a meeting with the team. And I think Debbie and Maggie and Chris said, we really need help, Stephanie. We can't do this. We need another person and my text message came through right after that happened. No, you've been an absolute gift. The other place you've been a blessing to us is with the topic today. And I think we'll probably end up doing two shows, you know, one. So for folks who are watching live stream now, we'll pop over to spiritualdirection.com afterwards. I just have a sense we're going to have a lot to talk about. But you're so you're involved with the the Abba Institute, Abba Foundation, obviously, but also with the Apostle of the Community, which is really the community is the topic, not the possibly be a community with communities, the topic. And all three of our lives for, you know, have been changed by this, this thing, this, this idea that has faded in a very demonic way in the Catholic world. And I want to just talk about the title of this show, just so people don't get totally blown up alone to hell together to heaven. And my whole point in naming it that is that the people who are most vulnerable to losing their faith, to doubt, despair, narcissism, to just, you know, just getting attacked are people who are not surrounded by other people. We used to live in Colorado Springs and there was this tragic circumstance where a family was walking through the mountains together and they got spread out too much. And a little one was spread out too much. And a mountain lion got him and it's because, because he was, but he wasn't very far, but he was far enough in what scripture says, the devil's prowling around like a roaring lion. But if they were close, they'd never gotten attacked. The boy would be alive today. All the tragedy would have been averted. And I think that's a perfect analogy for why, I mean, you just in macro, why a community is so valuable. So I just want to start wherever you want to go with this.  I don't know. We were just talking, I don't know, in a meeting sometime, not too far back. And I said, you know, what has it done? You know, what, like if there's this pivotal thing that happened to you because of it, you're not sure that, but tell me what's, why is community important? What is it? Why is it important? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It changed everything for me. Yeah. I mean, I would say I grew up in a strong community of my family. Yeah. Very devout parents and very devout grandparents.  And, but it was, even when I, in high school, I was sharing, even in high school, it's kind of like, there were a couple of church groups and just like, no, I didn't want to be a part of it. I have, I love to evangelize and I wanted to be out with the people. So I went to college and was just on fire and, you know, my college roommate converted, another best friend converted, a guy that I dated converted. And it was thing after thing, or people after people God kept bringing me. But I didn't really, other than my, my family, I didn't really have a community of relationships and support. I was supporting a lot of people in their faith that I didn't really have it for myself. So there is, there is some aloneness in that. And probably in my own wounds, some self-reliance, some independence, you know. Self-protection. Yeah. Yeah.  You're not, you know. You're not a wallflower. You're not a wallflower.  Right. Yeah.  Because not a joiner is, can be independent thinking and separate from culture. But it can also then do you harm when, because we need each other. Mm-hmm. You know. Yeah. What comes to mind is the isolation. You know, how did the enemy take out Eve? He got her alone in the garden. Mm-hmm. Right. Out of, out separate from Adam.  And I think that's just really important to even consider is like, we can look all through scripture. The Lord teaches us through scripture and story to help us understand, you know, like what's the bigger picture and what's going on here. And I think it's really important for us to understand not just for marriage, but even just in the context of community, which is a type of marriage, because we're walking together, living together, loving each other, supporting each other, being purified by each other. Yeah.  Yeah. So let me just like structurally talk, give some context to this. What do we mean by community? So historically in the Catholic Church, it's been community centric.  And it's just this organic reality of people who are in a parish giving each, giving and serving one another. So because of the decline of Catholicism, that is almost gone. It's just, it lingers in some small places. But the other kind, which is complementary and even grows out of that are spiritual communities. So they have a spirituality at the core, Carmelites, Franciscans, Dominicans, the, you know, third order where you have the nuns and the religious and the priests and then the ladies see the spirituality and they want to participate. So then they come together. So that's what we're really talking about. And in fact, though the kind that comes in community life is thriving, by the way, in the Latin mass world. I mean, that's incontrovertible. But that's not really what we're talking about today. We're talking about the spiritual kind of community. So ours is Apostoli VA, which is a Carmelite at its center. And we don't all live together. It could sound like we were talking like that. We do have a home base in Montgomery, Alabama. It's a large retreat center. And some of us live together here that are who are not blood. But what we're talking about is living together in the sense of implicating ourselves in one another's lives. And in terms of Apostoli VA, we're all over the world. We have, you know, people who are meeting every week in Australia and Canada and, you know, Ireland, Ireland, you know, all over and saying we need each other. And we're in the charism, which is how this spirituality comes through, is what they come around and they learn and study, grow together, you know, experience life together, help one another. And so those, that's what we mean by community, if that makes sense. So I guess we've got about a minute and a half or whatever. What, did I miss any of the description of community that like hits to the heart of the thing for you guys? I think one thing that's unique about AV is we implicate each other, implicate ourselves in each other's lives. But there's a commonality in how we study, pray, intercede, sacrifice, you know, how we live out this spirituality that is Carmelite, that is Apostoli VA. And in that commonality, then we end up coming up against one another, you know, with each other, walking alongside each other. And there's a beautiful, just symbiotic kind of support, because it's priest, religious, laity, all coming together to walk together and live out what it means to be a Christian. Right, right, very good. So one, we're going to head to the break and come back and then just talk about personal impact, really. And that's why one of the reasons we wanted to have Anne on today. But the way, just practically, so people can conceptualize, we have live online formation for the whole community, second and fourth Saturdays normally. So the world, everyone logs in from all over the world, even weird time zones. 2am sometimes for our Australian friends. And then they all have local physical communities they meet in. So they have their own retreats in Australia, and we're actually going to go visit God willing in January. But they have their own retreats, they have their own small groups all around the spirituality. So it's not an online community, but we have like an online monastery where all the formation is housed and the courses and different things and we bring in scholars and we teach constantly. And that's out at apostoliva.org, A-P-O-S-T-O-L-I-V-I-A-E.org. And you can head out there and check that out. We get back, we'll talk a little bit about personal impact on community. We'll be right back. So before we go back, setting the captives free is an event. Mary, star of the C. Catholic Church in San Pedro. San Pedro, sorry. The locals corrected me, San Pedro. So if you want to go to the setting the captives free event, November 11th, 2023, Mary, star of the C. Catholic Church, San Pedro, California. And if they come, they can get connected to some of our local A-B members out there that are amazing. I love our West Coast group. They're just beautiful, beautiful. You do a lot more than you like to people on the East Coast. No, no. I mean, you know, there's a lot of darkness in that part of the country. You know, in California. So they are a light in the darkness. Listen, they're amazing. All right. So go to spiritualdirection.com forward slash events on your market seat, set, go. Welcome back. This is Dan Stephanie Burke with Divine Intimacy Radio with our special super double quadruple guest, Ann Vernig talking about community life.  Yeah. I mean, a big question. But I think, you know, we talk a lot about progress and prayer. And I think that the, for me personally, this community has made all the difference and has been able to help me really grow in my prayer life because of that. And one of the facets of our community is accountability. And that was something that I really needed because the people that I was close to, the people that I daily companion with, thought I was crazy for getting up early and praying, getting up and going to daily mass or, you know, go on a vacation together and everyone's going to the beach and I'm leaving to go to mass somewhere. And I would get criticized or I, people would complain and. Or mocked. Or mocked, yep. And these are close, close friends that look right, right. And so coming to this community is like a breath of fresh air. And like, I always say on our Saturday formations, we're like the women at the well, we all come to the well to drink the water together as a family, talk about dad, and then go back out and fight our battles because we each have our own, because of the uniqueness of our community here, we kind of each have our own little fire that we get to light where God has us in our state in life. But we have this uniqueness of being able to come together and be refreshed together, to rest together, to heal together. And yeah, so it's just been very helpful for me to grow in that way. What are the spiritual fruits from it? So you went from trying to fight this battle on your own, feeling like, you know, no pun intended, but a fish out of water, right, Christian fish out of water. So now you're, you're in the ocean with others, right? We can think of the chosen opening graphics, right?  And we're helping others to set that fire as well too, right, to find your mission, your vocation, and direct it towards bearing fruit. So what has been the personal fruit and then what has been the extended fruit, like radiating out from your life since you've engaged in community? I mean, I think the biggest fruit is just, this is all about love. And growing in prayers, growing in union with God and growing in union with God is growing and understanding that you are loved. And when you understand that you're loved, you can pour yourself out in charity. It's like a purification of your yes that happens here. And when that yes moves from fear of going to health, obligation, because I know I better do this, or guilt, because I'm gonna feel really bad if I don't do this to, I just wanna do this because I love the person. Your love just becomes purified and it's really about receiving. That's been one of the things that in this community is I receive. I've learned how to receive love in a deeper way from the Lord through others. And it's kind of changing, I have a little boundary small group. We talk about codependency a lot and I think with our beautiful teaching on redemptive suffering sometimes some of us can have this false burden of I have to offer everything up and carry all these things. And so we walk around as good Christians trying to sacrifice all the time, which can make us and create this false sense of depending on others or having others depend on us. And I feel like in community and apostolate VA it's divinely ordered so that we all look to God and then he fills what we need through others. But we're not looking to others to fill our needs. Oh, well said. Yeah. That's well said. That's really well said. He made us to be interdependent. He did. Not codependent, but interdependent. It reminds me of St. Catherine of Siena who said, I made you in such a way that you must be dependent upon others to be to be to get to heaven. He saved. Yeah. You know, so he designs and like just at this table and our producer, we have already discovered this. He designed you in such a way that you need me. He designed me in such a way I need you.  And me and Ann. And you and Ann, you know. And then when we say yes to that, what we're doing is saying yes to the means of grace. And this is a key. There are graces related to who we are in Christ and what he desires to do in us that can become no other way, but through community life. And so if you're separated from that, I just want to say to everyone, this isn't about coming to Apostoli VA. Everyone's invited, come to the free formation, go out to the website, create a profile. You got to get through the orientation just so we're not acting like Facebook in our digital monasteries. That's a little investment. But it isn't about Apostoli VA. What we really want for all of you is every one of you belongs to some kind of tribe. Like you're wired for a tribe. You know, I would just get a retreat for CEOs and the head of Ave Maria Law School is a Dominican. He thinks like a Dominican. So he's a part of a Dominican third order. So it's very powerful for him. He's they have structured way of prayer. They have a way that they study. And he has other people that the same, you know, similar dynamics that we're talking about here. Not all communities are healthy, by the way. I mean, there are, there are, you know, communities of all names that will not be faithful to their founders. And you just have to figure that out. You have to discern very carefully. But really, given where the world is headed, I will say with boldness, if you do not engage more deeply with people around you, you will find yourself in a place where you don't have what you need to survive, in my opinion. And that's not good. I mean, every Catholic should have a group of people. Somehow that's not blood. Blood's good. But where we're implicating ourselves in one another's lives, we're praying together, we're supporting one another, we're strengthening one another so that we can, we can fight and, and, you know, even create, you know, people are gonna think I'm crazy. Maybe even eat.  Maybe even, maybe even, yeah. Maybe, maybe even being in the underground. You know, if this country continues to go so hard left, crazy nut, so socialist left, and we're the ones in the way of all the progress in quotes, when, and, and that's happened in the lifetime of one of my family members, you know, Nazi Germany. It's happening in Armenia, you know, right now. Yeah, it's beginning to happen here. Look at our pro-life people being put in jail right now. Right. Again. Yeah. Right. Or getting beat up. And then, you know, the government takes the side of the, of the aggressor instead of the one that's trying to save babies. Yeah. I mean, point is, it's really, it's dark.  And, and we're loving and serving one another and talking.  We see Christ. We see friend. Friend. We see safety. Safety. Family. We see love and joy. A joy that, you know, I, I know it's contagious. I know that it stirs the hearts of others because it draws others into our community. Yeah. You know, and that's not our work. That's the work of the Holy Spirit saying, come, you know, my brothers and sisters are those who do the will of the Father. Yeah. And, and we have an entire community that is working to do the will of the Father to, to love, to serve, to implicate ourselves in the lives of others, to be obedient to the teachings of the Lord. And it's, it's just amazing. I think you just said a really key word is safety. Yeah. A lot of people, the reasons why people are not in community is because they don't feel safe and they don't trust. Mm-hmm. Yeah. And that one of our values is vulnerability, safety. And, you know, one of the things we'll talk about, we won't be able to get through it all on this show, but we're going to do it in the second show is healing in community. So why, I'll add a question. Why are most saints religious community life? I'll let you answer first. Oh, you've answered. I've answered. Okay. Yeah. The pause was too long. Why are most for radio? Why are most saints religious? It's because the power of community life, because it has all the blessings we've been talking about. And it has a healing dimension that comes with that deep orientation to Jesus, vulnerability, and then rubbing up against one another in terms of our wounds, our sin, and our brokenness, but it provides a healing context. If it's a healthy community, it provides a healing context. Yeah. You know, what's interesting, I was just kind of using, as you said that, and I was thinking, well, how is that different than family life? In family life, you have all these different dynamics. Maybe not everybody's committed. And you don't pick them. And you don't pick them, you know, right? But when you go into religious life or into a religious community, you know, like we have, then the deciding factor is the formation, the orientation to Christ to the commitment to orient our hearts, mind, souls, bodies, all that we are, all that we have, all that we do towards the Lord. And we're all trying to do that, you know, in our own broken weak ways. But in that support, we're purified, and we learn how to walk the walk, to follow the way. Next, part two of the show is going to be called Healing in Community Life. And for those who are live streaming, now you can pop out to spiritualdirection.com. We'll talk through that. But if this is interesting to you, you don't have a community, it doesn't matter where you are, as long as you have an internet connection, apostoleva.org, A-P-O-S-T-O-L-I-V-I-A-E.org. And second and fourth Saturdays, live online formation that is things of equality most people don't ever see in their parishes or whatever. So you're welcome or find a local community in your area. Okay. Come, come, come. Come join us. Okay. Until next time, may the God of peace make you perfect in holiness. May he preserve you whole and entire, spirit, soul, and body irreproachable at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. Let me just jump out.


Greetings, this is Brian Janks and ESU Research Center weed scientist in Minot. Today we're going to discuss COSHA control. We're going to look at options for fall applications as well as trying to make those spring burn downs more effective. Unfortunately we know that throughout the state we do have COSHA that is resistant to roundup and now we cannot rely on post-emergence roundup to control COSHA anymore. Also we have starring resistant COSHA or COSHA populations that are more tolerant to our starring applications. So we have to find other methods to control COSHA. So I want to look at four steps here. First step, fall applications that provide residual control that will reduce the spring density. We want to be able to burn down fewer plants in the spring. Hopefully 20 plants per square foot instead of 80 plants per square foot. We want to have more effective burn down of those emerged weeds. We also want to have residual control of weeds that emerge later and then minimize any escapes that we can hopefully control with post-emergence herbicides. This is a picture of a farmer farmers field where he applied Valor in the fall in just the center strip and outside of that strip you see COSHA dominates the field. This shows that a fall Valor does have enough residual to control COSHA in the spring. We've seen this with multiple studies as well as farmer experience. It isn't 100% though.  Here's another picture from Tom Gardner with Valent where they applied Valor in 2-4-D in the fall. You can see on the left the field is much cleaner than on the right. This is a study we conducted in 2018-2019 where we applied fierce. Now fierce is a combination of Valor and Zidua and if we look at this higher rate fierce plus Clifus-8 this was six ounces plus 32 ounces of Clifus-8 this was applied in the fall. By May 14 we still had 97% control and by July we still had 82% control where we had fierce followed by Spartan charge in the spring. So four and a half ounces of fierce in the fall followed by five ounces of Spartan charge in the spring. We essentially had a clean field the entire year. Now I wish we could say that this happens every year but it does not. I have shown this slide to many of you and what this slide shows is tank mixing AMS and MSO with group 14 herbicides enhances immersed COSHA control. So our group 14 herbicides would be Sharpen, Spartan, Valor, Thorady MTZ is a Spartan metribusin and here is Spartan, Sharpen and then Spartan charge which is Spartan plus AIM. So in each of these pictures it shows that when we tank mix the group 14 herbicide with AMS and MSO it provides much better control than the herbicide by itself. Those were greenhouse pictures now let's look at some field pictures here is Spartan charge plus MSO on this side compared to glyphosate plus AMS over here. This was a glyphosate resistant population. On this side we have authority MTZ plus glyphosate plus AMS plus MSO compared to on the right Zidua plus glyphosate plus AMS. Again I wish these herbicides were this effective all the time but unfortunately they are not. So fall applications we want to consider Valor. Valor generally has provided good COSHA suppression but we don't always see it so I want to call it suppression rather than control. Want to mention that Spartan and metribusin which are very effective herbicides but they've been less effective in the fall in my experience than in the spring. I would rather see these herbicides applied in the spring. We still can get control with saunan and prowl which can reduce COSHA densities. With spring applications again Spartan has been more effective than Valor in the spring. Spartan and metribusin is a good combination because it gives us two different modes of action. Authority MTZ is a premix of Spartan and metribusin and these have generally been very effective in the spring but of course even more effective if we have adequate rainfall. Another combination that has worked well is grimoxial plus metribusin in a burn down which unfortunately provides much better control on small COSHA than larger COSHA. We might be able to under some conditions still get control of three inch COSHA but we have seen much better control of smaller COSHA compared to the large COSHA. Some different options and this is not an all-inclusive list of options for spring burn down of COSHA. Roundup alone generally isn't going to do it for us so we need something else in the tank such as a Roundup plus Sharpen, Roundup plus Spartan Charge, Roundup Spartan metribusin or Authority MTZ, Grimoxial plus metribusin. These are some options for spring burn downs. Now one of the things that I've noticed or some of the things I've noticed with COSHA is I've tried to determine what's going to influence better control. Definitely smaller COSHA. When the COSHA is smaller generally see more activity on those plans. Also higher temps. I know you can't control this but generally we see better COSHA control when we have warmer temperatures. Good soil moisture, not drought stressed. We've seen that when plants are drought stressed we don't get as good a burn down. Sunny conditions definitely help and then of course we need some rainfall afterward to activate these soil applied herbicides. So these are some things to consider for burning down COSHA starting with reducing the COSHA population through fall applications and then using some effective herbicides in the spring. Hopefully on smaller COSHA warmer temps, good soil moisture, sunny conditions. Hopefully this will give you some help in reducing the COSHA population in your fields. If you have questions about any of this please feel free to give us a call. Thank you for your time. you


As you go down the path of life, ask what's true, not who else believes it. Be unique, stay vigilant for busting yourself for falling into groupthink. You know, everything good and smart started out mocked by the mainstream.


Coming up on DTNS, TikTok leaves Hong Kong, Loon launches commercial service in Kenya, and Kirsten Brazier helps us understand the security that protects our industrial systems. Do we need to worry about hackers taking down the power grid? We'll ask her. This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, July 7th, 2020, in Los Angeles, I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Redwood, I'm Sarah Lane. And from the somewhat dark forests of Finland, I'm Patrick Beja. I'm from a well-lit portion of Southern California. I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. And Kirsten Brazier, security consultant joining us as well. Kirsten, thanks so much for being with us today. Thank you for having me. We were just talking about using Amazon's voice assistant to help satisfy your children's curiosity on good day internet. If you want to get that wider show, join us, patreon.com slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Google Assistant is like, excuse you. RECO reports Walmart will launch its Walmart Plus subscription online shopping service, which will offer same day grocery delivery, fuel discounts and other perks for $98 per year. Walmart confirmed Walmart Plus back in February, but hadn't announced details until now. The OnePlus Nord mid-range smartphone will be officially revealed in a livestream July 21st. The announcement event will be shown in the OnePlus Nord augmented reality app, which is available now in the Google Play Store and coming to iOS as well. Motorola announced the Moto G5G available in Europe, starting at 349 euros. A sub $500 model is planned for release in the US in the autumn. Magic Leap hired Peggy Johnson as its new CEO. Johnson was a business development executive at Microsoft, had been with the company for about six years. Johnson told the New York Times that she had reached out to Rony Abavitz, Magic Leap's founder and CEO in May after he announced he would step down. The All-Star team has a date. The US House Judiciary Antitrust subcommittee announced its hearing that will star Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Apple's Tim Cook, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google Sundar Pichai. The Avengers of Tech will assemble July 27th at 12 p.m. Eastern. The hearing will be live streamed through the House Judiciary Committee's YouTube channel. By the way, the House Judiciary Committee has a YouTube channel. I had no idea. Amazon Prime Video is rolling out user profiles. So multiple viewers on the same account can have their own recommendations, playlists and watch watch histories. Customers can create up to six profiles. Profiles will arrive first on Android, iOS, FireTablet and Fire TV. The profile feature first rolled out in India and Africa earlier this year. Google Fiber is outing its first new market in four years. The city of West Des Moines, Iowa is building an open conduit network. Google Fiber will lease space in the network. All right, let's talk a little more about what's going on in Hong Kong. We mentioned Monday that several app makers announced they had suspended processing requests for user data by Hong Kong law enforcement. Basically, Hong Kong would ask for user data. And in the past, they would process those requests. The list of people who are now saying we're not processing the request right at the moment are Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Twitter and Zoom, among others. Apple says it hasn't changed what it does because it has always required such requests be submitted through the U.S. Department of Justice under a legal assistance treaty. But it is also still reviewing that. Also happening in Hong Kong, TikTok announced Monday that it will pull its app out of the Google and App stores in Hong Kong within a few days. All of this, the security, the law enforcement request processing suspensions, TikTok pulling its app are as a result of a security law imposed on Hong Kong by mainland China. Now, as of last September, TikTok had 150,000 users in Hong Kong. That's not a lot. So this may be a fairly easy decision for them to make. But the reason they're making it is because TikTok is owned by Chinese company ByteDance, and it is seen as a Chinese company. However, TikTok, even though it's owned by ByteDance, has its own CEO, a former Disney executive named Kevin Mayer. It has headquarters here in the United States. And TikTok is not available in China. It does not comply with Chinese government requests. It says it's never received one. So TikTok is out there trying to do a lot to separate itself from its parent company because it continues to receive a lot of flak and a lot of accusations that it does cooperate with the Chinese government. So, Sarah, essentially what's going on is we're seeing TikTok say we want to move out of Hong Kong to distance ourselves from the Chinese government, which is asserting more control over Hong Kong. Yeah, well, they've got the Chinese version of the app. So this this could be something where it was already in the works. And because of some government restrictions and a little bit of brouhaha, they're like, all right, well, it's let's have TikTok in the rest of the world, or at least in the markets where we don't have these sorts of issues. And we can continue to grow our presence in China because, yeah, TikTok is a separate company, but it is all ByteDance at the end of the day in a certain sense. So I I don't know why TikTok would have really fought this. Otherwise, this seems like the best course of action for the company is the best course for consumers. That remains to be seen. It is definitely they are trying so hard, so hard to say, we're OK, guys, we have nothing to do with China, which I mean, I'll leave it to everyone's appreciation to decide if they do or don't. But this is definitely this has become something very hard for that company to deal with. It's also worth, I guess, wondering, would all of these companies have I'm talking about American companies now, would they have been so quick to distance themselves or to decide or to announce that they will not be complying with this new law, essentially, if things hadn't been the way they have been for the past couple of weeks in the US already, I wonder if that would have it's possible that they they are thinking we already have a lot on our plate about everything, essentially. So maybe let's not add that as well. Interesting to note as well, Facebook is not present in China, where in all of those other companies are. Well, maybe Google, yeah, Google and Facebook are not present, but and neither is Twitter, but Zoom and Microsoft are. Yeah, and Apple. Kirsten, or do you have any thoughts on what's going on with with Hong Kong? I can't say. So my biggest concern at the moment with them is how this affects their ability to communicate about what is happening to them in their country, right? The social media is one of the ways that. Particularly, protesters are able to get an unfiltered message out to the world to tell their own truth. So that is my my biggest concern. But the the app being limited. The other side of that is from a security perspective. The security community doesn't like take top, right? We there's plenty of risks. We it's very popular among children. And I know for us, our children, their friends are all on take top. And we have to have uncomfortable conversations with them that we other not otherwise would prefer not to have to have, especially at a really young age about predators being on there, about people masquerading as someone else about all the information that a person can pull from the app. We just saw here recently, I forget, the Twitter user where he did some reverse engineering on the app and found out that the restrictions were very, very permissive. And so it allows people to pull lots of information that people may not even be aware of.  But it's still it's that that's my biggest concerns around it. It's the, you know, limiting people's ability to communicate where they may not otherwise have a way to, especially in light of the fact that a lot of other social media companies are banned from there. But then the other side of that is, you know, you still you have personal risk to yourself and your family by someone in your especially kids. It's more popular with with kids with them using the app. So yeah, yeah, I mean, it's a good point. TikTok doesn't even have to have a connect into the Chinese government to be problematic from a security perspective. All right, Patrick, tell us about what's going on in Kenya. Indeed, Alphabet's Loon launched its first large scale commercial service Tuesday in collaboration with telecom Kenya, Kenya's third largest mobile carrier. Loon balloons hover about 12 miles above the earth and provide for GLT service to the ground, think floating cell towers. The new project covers central and western Kenya, including the capital Nairobi, about five, 50,000 square kilometers, about twice the size of New Hampshire. New Hampshire. Loon uses around 35 balloons in constant motion to maintain coverage. Speeds are about 18.9 megabits per second down and 4.45 74 megabits per second up with 19 millisecond latency. That's not too bad. About 35,000 customers connected the balloons to the balloons during the testing earlier this year without noticing. Yeah, because they're just floating cell towers, like you don't have to do anything on the ground, right? That's really the strength of this system, I think you just add them and you don't have to have a new type of connection. You don't have to have a new subscription, new hardware. It's just 40 and it's much easier to use than other like satellite based systems and things like that. I think a lot of people too are like, now we have these balloons in the air. Doesn't that seem problematic for birds and helicopters? It's like 12 miles above Earth is way above fly patterns for any aircraft. So it's pretty remarkable how and that Project Loon has been in testing in the area before this rollout. So they were obviously pretty confident that this was going to work well. But how large of an area, including a very large capital city, is now covered. Yes, they have a telecom partner. But what this means for other areas where launch some balloons up there and everybody gets better access? Yeah, it doesn't mean as much for Nairobi. They have good connectivity in Nairobi. But in those areas around, in the rural areas, that's huge. And good for telecom Kenya, trying to take down SafariCom, who's like the predominant provider there. They're famous for Mpasa, for instance. So it's I wonder if Loon is going to get more partners on board for this to provide a little more competitive space, because that could be a big boost for telecom Kenya. Last month under seal, a US federal court granted Microsoft control of web domains being used to target victims in 62 countries. Attackers used the domains to send COVID-19 themed emails. So you want to get people to panic like Stephanie was talking on yesterday's show, so they're not thinking straight. They were designed to look like they came from a trusted source, like your own employer in a lot of cases. The emails then, if you clicked on them, opened a legitimate Microsoft login page. This is the genius. They took you to an actual HTTPS for real Microsoft login page, but would then redirect to a web app that was malicious asking for account access. So they never needed to get your username or password. That malicious web app would get you the access token set by Microsoft, because you would tell it that it could have it. And then they would use that token access to fish sensitive information out of others or carry out fraud or any of the bad things you can do once you get that kind of access. Microsoft took control of the domain names, disabling key parts of the attacker's infrastructure, and a spokesperson told TechCrunch it was not a nation state backed operation. So this was likely a money making operation. Kirsten, I don't know about you, but the methods of these malicious actors were impressive, if not horrifying, but also impressive. I'd love to see, and I haven't dug into this enough to know, I see that they're saying it's not a nation state actor. So I'm guessing that the security community tends to shy away from attribution, but I'd be curious to, I'd be looking into this more after the show to learn more about it, because it definitely was something that was really sophisticated. Yeah, definitely. And a really good reminder that parts of the attack can look legit, and in fact, even be legit. So you really need to be aware. Yeah. Uber launched grocery delivery service in 19 cities in partnership with and in advance of Uber's acquisition of Chile's corner shop, which is still pending regulatory approval. The service is available in Montreal, Toronto, Lima, Bogota, 11 Brazilian cities, including Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, and four Chilean cities. Uber expected to expand to Miami and Dallas later in July, and other cities worldwide in the coming months. So it's a pretty significant rollout. The grocery delivery option is available in the Uber and Uber Eats apps and sources groceries from local stores like Walmart and Metro in Canada. It's available with a per delivery fee or included in writer pass and eats past subscriptions. So this is Uber once again. Yeah, the Uber trying to reach scale. Like we talked about the Postmates acquisition yesterday, and the reason they want to do this is they want to get enough scale that instead of losing money on every one of these rides, they're able to make money because they have a big wide platform that's monetized. And that that seems to be what they're after here by buying corner shop, by rolling out grocery delivery. So they get more deliveries, groceries, including food. It's really all about chasing chasing that margin, which right now all of these DoorDash Postmates, all of them operate at a loss per delivery.  I think it's interesting too, because if you look at... So this is just my personal opinion of I think market trends are going to shift more towards this, right? This COVID, the pandemic that we're in, we don't know how long this is going to last. Here in Texas, we are one of the states that's leading in infections. And so your question earlier about us ordering, are we doing more online ordering? We are. And so I see if Uber is following these trends, and if we're going to be in this long term, and if you also think about consumer habits overall, I think are going to be shifted permanently. So I think it's a good move for them. And I think other companies, they have to be looking at the entire ecosystem and figuring out the same thing, like, okay, if we're operating at a loss on these things, then how do we scale and make sure that we are following where consumer demand is going? Yeah, that's a really good point. Go ahead, Patrick. Oh, sorry. No, please, please. I was just going to say, yeah, I think to your point, Kirsten, the whole let's reach profitability somehow, some way, we have really popular service that would be Uber and Lyft and lots of other competitors in various markets. The idea of, okay, well, we've been trying really hard to figure that out. Autonomous vehicles, that'll help. We'll get there eventually. If people aren't going anywhere, that becomes a really hard business model, and perhaps one that's a little DOA. So yeah, you really have to pivot in a big way, and people still want food delivered. Yeah. Yeah, I think the... Go ahead. The autonomous vehicles definitely helps in those areas as well, and they have to be thinking it's a few years away now, whether a few is four or eight, they have to get market share now, maybe, and they can lose money. God knows they have a lot of it. They can lose money for a number of years, and if they manage to hold on until autonomous vehicles are good enough for these kinds of things, and it seems like it might probably be easier to put in place for items delivery than for passengers, that might cut their costs enough that they do reach profitability earlier. Yeah, especially with contact list delivery. I don't think that consumers are going to go back. I know for us, we have been rethinking everything that we've done and the habits that we had, and even now, so we've all gotten accustomed to contact list delivery. Well, the self-driving cars, that makes it even more contactless, right? And so I think they're going in the right direction. It's unfortunate because there people who were depending on those jobs, especially retirees, were driving Uber with something easy that they could do, and then even other people who if this was the only thing they could do was be a delivery driver, then that income is then that entire model of income and supporting themselves is taken away from them. But on the other hand, it sure does reduce the risk of transmitting any types of airborne diseases like what we have now. All right, let's finish up with Germany's digital media compression pioneer Fraunhofer. You may know them as the people who brought you MPEG-3 audio, announced a new video compression standard called H.266, also called VVC, which stands for versatile video coding. VVC promises increased efficiency and reduced data requirements by around 50%. So in other words, a 10 gigabyte 4K video could be encoded using 5 gigabytes of data instead. VVC supports HDR, resolutions up to 8K, and also has adaptive resolution changes and tile-based streaming, which could support even wider color gamuts than HDR and resolutions higher than 8K in the future. Apple, Ericsson, Intel, Huawei, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Sony are all industry partners with Fraunhofer, so widespread adoption of VVC is expected. It will be licensed under Frand, the fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory principles, which makes it a lot easier for people to adopt. That will be licensed through the Media Coding Industry Forum, MCIF. The first H.266 encoder and decoder software is expected in the autumn. So if you're looking at ways of saving hard drive space or getting high quality video under your data cap, this could be hoped for you. Yeah, I had a friend this morning say H.264 is still the standard for most people. H.265 took so long to be adopted on device for so many of these companies. What does this all mean? We're a decade out, and I'm like, I don't know. With all the companies that are on board and the fact that using much higher resolution video for stuff like AR and VR efforts, it leads me to believe that we will see this widely adopted sooner than we think. The thing is everyone wants to reduce file size because it equates to cost on the internet. I'm not seeing Google on that list though, so YouTube is a big concern for that, but it might go quicker than H.265. Yeah, Google being part of that would be a very, very important piece. That is a very good point. Hey folks, if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, be sure to subscribe to DailyTechHeadlines.com. Folks, there's a lot of fear and uncertainty and doubt out there about malicious attackers hacking the power grid, the water system, other industrial systems, horror stories abound of nuclear power plants whose systems were protected with default passwords like one, two, three, four. Thankfully, Kirsten Brasier joined us today to help us assess the reality of the risks to industrial control systems or ICS. Let's start with that. What kind of systems are we talking about? What is ICS, Kirsten?  Basically, ICS controls everything that we depend on every day. And why is, I mean, I think I know the answer, but why is ICS security so important then? Well, if we don't have security around those things, then our entire weight of being is put at risk, right? Those things that we take for granted with just turning a faucet on, clean water, well, for the most part, comes out, right? When you turn on an electricity switch, it comes on. When you plug in your phone, it just starts charging. Your postal service, your mail, that stuff is delivered every day if you call 911, someone answers. You usually, you don't have a problem with food shortages because of the systems that we have in place.  You have communities that are low-lying communities that depend on dams to keep them dry. Well, there are ICS systems that control all of that. And so if we don't have security around those things, all of that is put at risk. What is ICS security in Compass? Is it similar to the security we're used to at home? It is partially that, but a little bit more. And so one of the big differentiators between ICS security and regular security is if you apply security patches in ICS production, for example, and something goes wrong, then you can have safety issues like people can get hurt or people can die versus in IT. If you patch a system, a server may go down, but it's more of a minor inconvenience than something that can affect health and human safety. And so that's really the biggest difference between ICS security and regular IT security. And I think that's a really important point because I think a lot of folks say, well, why don't they just patch their systems? But there's a lot more writing on getting the patch right. Yeah. Yes, that is not how that works. And so you also, the public may not realize that, you know, for example, the lifecycle of an IT system may be, you know, three to five years versus ICS, those are built, some of them were built to last 30 to 40 years. And so what happens when you built something, you know, 30, 40 years ago that was not intended, first of all, the threats, nobody was even thinking about that. It was built for service for availability versus everything we do now, it's mostly, it's more convenience, it's time to market, especially on the IT side. And so patches may not even exist for the ICS system. So you can't just go past something. And then in a lot of times, too, availability is of the utmost importance. And so we can, in regular IT, you can have a maintenance window. And it's normally, you know, it's something that's scheduled and it's not a problem. Well, in large ICS systems, you can't have a maintenance window because you don't have the luxury of even having a few seconds of availability to be interrupted. And so that's mostly the main difference between the two. Yeah, when they take down the animal crossing servers to patch it, it's a mild inconvenience. When they take down the power grid, it's a little more serious, right? Yes, exactly. How bad is it though?  What's the reality of that? Well, so I will say that, and I mentioned this earlier, ICS security is in its infancy, right? It's a baby. So you do have a lot of catching up to do, but it's not as simple as that. You have backwards compatibility issues to be concerned about. You have vendors where things were built, 10, 20, 30 years ago, where the vendors are not even still in business to support any change you make. You have lots of systems that are controlling large parts of a grid and they cannot physically be patched, right? And so it's not as simple as what people may think it is. And yes, there are vulnerabilities, there's vulnerabilities in every system, but the people that we have, there are people that are increasingly working on it. And then I've also seen here, the trend that I've noticed in the last year or so, is that you now have companies that are, instead of having their security team working on enterprise security and OT security, which would cover your ICS-K systems, then now the companies are having dedicated security teams that are specifically for OT to cover those areas and then other people looking at enterprise security. And so we're going to get there, but it's going to be, it took the regular security community, it took them years to get to a certain level of maturity. Well, ICS has to go through that same maturity cycle. And thankfully, it's as complex for the attackers as it is for the people fixing it, right? Yes, it is very complex. While the risk does exist, there are systems in place, there are safety systems in place, there's lots of places where we have resiliency built in, but we do know that the risk does exist and none of us are pretending that it doesn't, right? We saw in Ukraine in 2015 and 2016 where they had over 200,000 customers went lost power because of an attack on the grid. So what we're doing is learning from those places and then we also, we've had in the United States, we have had attacks on the grid where sections of it have gone out. And so, but we're taking all of those things and learning from them to build more resilient systems and processes. Is there a way to check, obviously private companies are private, but for your local utilities, your government-run ICS organizations, is there a way to find out how well they're doing? So one of the ways, so all security, all companies right there, you'll get certain, hmm, you'll get nuggets of how they're doing, where you have to kind of draw conclusions about where they are. So one of the places where you can tell is, and especially for publicly traded companies, you can go to their 10K filings. And their 10K filings will mention fines or expected fines for regulatory violations. Well, those regulatory violations are related to NERC SIP. So the North American Reliability Corporation, that is the site, those are the cybersecurity standards that govern the private utilities companies. And so if you go to a company, this is one of the ways, go to a company's 10K filings, if they're going to get regulatory fines related to this, then that means that their security was not sufficient. Another way to look at like historical information is to go to refer.gov, that's f-e-r-c.gov. And they have a tab on their website that tells you what companies have on their enforcement and legal tab. It'll tell you what companies have paid fines. And so that's also, and they also will, because it's public information, they'll also list companies that they've notified that they're going to be fined. And so that's also one of the ways that you can get kind of an idea of how they're doing. The other way is just industry, industry meetups, industry meetings. InfraGuard is one of, they have a special interest group where you can have an opportunity to communicate with people who are in that specific sector. And so that's also one of the ways that you can get information. And so obviously, it's very sensitive. And so they're not going to have it publicly plastered anywhere, but it's just, if you look in those different places, you can kind of get an idea of where they are. That's great information. Thank you so much, Kirsten. All right. For everybody who wants to participate in our subreddit, guess what? I've got good news. You can submit stories and vote on them at dailytechnewshow.reddit.com. Also, shout out to patrons at our Master and Grand Master levels, including Justin Zellers, Tim Deputy, and Kevin S. Morgan. Also, big, big thanks to Kirsten Brazier for being with us on the show for the very first time. Kirsten, it was so fun to have you. Thank you so much. And let folks know where they can keep up with everything that you do. I am most active on Twitter at Kirsten Brazier. I also have a blog, kirstenbrazier.tech. I'm also on LinkedIn. I'm not very good about checking LinkedIn, I'll be honest. But when I do go on there, if it's someone, if you send me a message, I'm more likely to accept your invitation. But otherwise, I just, I have no way of knowing why you're trying to connect with me. And so right now, I have 600 unread invitations because I don't know, especially if I look at it and it's not someone that's in my industry or you're not connected to anyone that I'm connected with. I'm going to be suspicious, just become a security professional by nature. I'm going to be suspicious of why you're trying to connect with me. So if you send me a LinkedIn request, please tell me why you're connected with me. If you saw me on this show or if you saw me somewhere else, or if you read my blog content or if you read my book or just say something other than just sending just, I'd like to connect with you on LinkedIn. Excellent. Well, thanks again. And also thanks to Patrick Beja for being with us. He's our Tuesday regular Patrick has been going on since we saw you last.  Thankfully, if you want to talk about this game after having finished it, I have two podcasts for which I did a spoiler full spoiler cast, pixels in English and le rendezvous jeu in French. So actually, most people here will probably be interested in pixels. So go check it out in your podcast app. It's pixels. Folks, Sarah has picked her next live with it. You can get her official announcement in the DTNS YouTube channel or at patreon.com slash DTNS. We also talked about it on good day internet. You can always support the show at any level at patreon.com slash DTNS. Indeed. And if you have thoughts for us, you have questions, concerns, I don't know, cat photos. I say that once a quarter or so. Our email addresses feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. We're live Monday through Friday at 4 30 p.m. Eastern 20 30 UTC and you can find out more at dailytechnewshow.com slash live back tomorrow with Seth Rosenblatt on telecommuting security as security week rolls on. Talk to you then. This show is part of the frog pants network. Get more at frogpants.com.