Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the official, the raw Deadlift accessory variation tier list. So we're going to help you.  They, uh, Oh, disclaimers, disclaimers. This is half educational, half entertainment. So take it with the grain of salt.  This is avi.lu on Instagram. I'm Salah Mike. New videos every single day on the channel. Be sure to subscribe 3sb.co if you want to cop the merch, the highest quality gear in the game.  Let's start with what are these 45 degree extensions? We got the one and only the legendary. And if you don't know, you should know Pete Rubish and he swears by these movements. It's a back extension. Yeah. If you don't have a back extension, any heavy loads them up with the barbell to more emulated deadlift. You see a lot of Chinese weightlifters do similar things. Either they'll put it on the back of their head to load it or I've seen them deadlifted as well. Um, I think it's a good movement. But I think sometimes the range of motion you can get there, although your lower body is stable, I think you'd probably be better off just doing an RDL. So if I'm trying to build the biggest deadlift that you can personally, I'm probably going to throw this in like a C. Okay. Right. I think most of you could build a five, 600 pound deadlift without even ever doing one of these guys. Right. I haven't done these. And you're very strong. Maybe I could be stronger. Do we need some street cred here? What's your best deadlift? Uh, 430. And mine's 705. There's your street cred. Is it 430? Sometimes I forget. It's 430. It's 420. 420. What's next? What are these belt squat? Oh, we got a belt squat. Yeah. Belt squat's a great movement. Um, I think especially for the sumo deadlift, I think it's not talked about enough that the stronger your quads are, the better your sumo pull is going to be. A lot of times I think the Fitzboes took the sumo and because they got fat arses that they do sumo.  But they actually works your quads more than your arse. Have you seen my arse? Have you seen my arse?  I actually think that any quad builder, um, something like a belt squat, which is one of the best quad builders, you can really isolate and get full range. A lot of tension, really load that sucker up. I think is one of the best movements to build muscle, which then can translate to the sumo. What are your thoughts? I agree. It's like, I love that it's not loading my upper, like I don't have to hold the weight or anything to worry about that. I'd probably say like, I don't know, I think it's A. Yeah. I'd probably go A or S. Um, so I guess the other disclaimer is if you want to build your deadlift, the only thing that matters, 90% plus is deadlifting. Yeah. You can build the biggest, baddest deadlift in the world by simply deadlifting. It's going to work all the motor function, it's going to build the muscles and it's going to work the pattern that you need to build a big deadlift. It hits all kind of three categories of building strength, the skill, the muscle itself and the motor recruitment. So that goes for all squat bench and deadlift. 100%. It goes for anything. If you want to be the best belt squatter in the world, chances are you should probably just belt squat. But so that's why it might be hard to sneak into our S tier, but we'll see what other lifts we have. Banded deadlifts. What you got? Barbell deadlifts. I've never done these before. I'm actually a very big fan of the banded deadlift. It emulates the starting position in the deadlift because it obviously is unaffected. It only affects your lockout. Same bar path. Exactly. So, not to rant, but I think banded deadlifts are better than banded squats because it affects the bar path in the squat a bit and almost makes it easier. It adds some stability. Where in the deadlift, I don't think it does. Maybe a slight, but the friction isn't the same. So as long as you keep that bar close to you, your bar path is going to be identical. And then it's something to progress on and once you become more of an intermediate or advanced lifter, we need variations to advance on or we're just going to bash our head against a stone wall. So for me, actually, in this list so far, I might make it an S tier. Besides the basic deadlift, it is one of my favorite variations because, again, the starting position is so important in every lift, but especially the deadlift since we're concentric only. It's one of my favorites and it's just a little way to load it slightly different. And for many lifters, it will teach them to continue to pull, to have patience, and it will really expose any bad positioning by your lockout being harder. We've seen a lot of sumo pullers, they get kind of that dog shitting in the lawn form and you get your low back curled over and under heaviest load to uncurl your back is different than to push your hips forward and just lock out. Our goal is just to lock out. You have to unroll yourself. You literally have to unroll under your max effort and max tension. You're not in a great position for that. And this will expose that. So it won't necessarily make it better, but if you have that issue, this can expose it. I would say yeah, A or S tier. Barbell, bent over rows, these are so controversial. Oh my God. Why? In the bodybuilders, in the bodybuilding world. The issue is bodybuilders, I think. Talk, they're the only way to lift. So they say this exercise is better than exercise, but what's your intent? Right. Right? Yeah, I'm usually, what is it? It's just for bodybuilding hypertrophy purposes, right? I actually, yeah. And I actually think that the bent over row, especially for a beginner or even an intermediate, that the bent over row is a great exercise for deadlifting. I can see how this is more like effective for deadlifts versus if you're bodybuilding. Because like you, working your erectors, I think is the part that they talk about, it's just not efficient in bodybuilding. You can isolate with just like chest supported. But with this, it's like you're in that position that challenges your posterior chain. Yeah, I would agree 100%. And I would even say, even if your goal is, hypertrophy and bodybuilding, if you're a beginner or even early intermediate, that a bent over row would still be good because the amount of weight that you'll be rowing won't be overtaken by your low back.  Yeah, yeah, but you know what I mean? So for me to get a really good stimulus on my lats, yeah, I might have to row 315, 365, 405. So it doesn't make sense to, for pure hypertrophy, it would be better on a machine.  So if you're just rowing 70, 80, 90 pounds, a bent over row might be a good idea. But obviously we're talking about improving the deadlift. I actually think it's great because again, your deadlift, maybe this is some old school powerlifting and I think it's tried and true. You do some deadlift sets, nice, heavy and hard, whatever prescribed. You do some RDLs, slightly lighter, heavy, hard. Then you do some bent over rows, heavy, hard. And the weight will progressively get lighter based on the exercise itself. You do those things, those three exercises in a row with adequate volume and proper loading twice a week for four years, you're gonna get really strong. You're gonna get really strong. My posterior chain hurts thinking about that. Yeah, it's hard, yeah. But if you would adapt to it, you'd be strong. So I don't necessarily think it'll be an S or A, but maybe like a B boy. How do you feel about that? I'd say BC. Yeah, that's fair. I think it is, yeah, B. Next is deficit deadlifts, which I mean, this challenge is, this isn't as popular, I feel like I don't do it often. Same thing with block pulls, but we'll get to that later, I think. Yeah. I think those go in cycles as well. Because the internet, which is beautiful and teaches people fast forward, that these exercises go in trends. Like right now for the bench press, everyone's doing dips. Because your favorite bench presser is doing weighted dips. Well, guess what? 10 years ago, dips were also very popular on a cycle and then they went away. And then it became close grip and spoto press. And then it went back to dips and then it just always goes in these cycles. Weighted push-ups had a little run where everyone thought that was the miracle to get your bench going. All these are great exercises. I think the deficit, and as you mentioned block, are just on a down cycle right now. And the pause deadlift is the guy. But I wouldn't be surprised within the next 10 years we see banded deadlifts and deficit deadlifts become a little bit more popular. Yeah, but it's not a favorite because the starting position, right? And you're not, that's not gonna imitate the same starting position as a regular deadlift. But what is it supposed to teach? Like just increasing your range of motion? Yeah, I think for some people, they believe it'll force tightness because you're having to get into an extended position which may kick some people into a bad position. Teaching bad habits, yeah. And I'm the same as you. I think for majority of folks, it probably, and then for the other half or 40% of people, I actually think they can pull more weight that way because it does force tightness. And I've seen that firsthand from beginners mostly, not more advanced lifters.  But now they got an extra reach. Now they all of a sudden you're forced, excuse me, to almost pull the slack out because your hips are all wonky. I'm not a big fan. I think it has some merit. If you want to do some lighter reps and just build muscle, again, as we know, a longer range of motion, moving your muscles through more range, you can build more muscle. So there's something there. I just feel like it's technical too. If you're not doing it properly, like you're probably not getting the best, like the benefits from it. And it's really hard to do sumo. It's more of a conventional deal. Setting it up. Yeah, yeah. And just on your hippies. So I probably, again, we'll probably throw it in a C here. A C. C here. That's how fast my head works. I said C here. Maybe a D. Yeah, I'm not against it. If you want to go, yeah, bottom C or top D. I think it has some merit. And you could do that and get strong, no doubt. It's not an F. There's no failing, but it's probably not my first option. What do we got, champ? GHD. Oh, the GHD, which I think is actually kind of fallen out of trend again, but is a great movement. It's one of the few movements we can attack the hamstrings, both from both joints, right? It's a, it's, it's a, yep. Where obviously the RDL, depending on how you perform it, you can do that, which is why the RDL is so beautiful. You do a little knee bend at a good morning with a little cheat in the knee, but something like a leg curl or other isolation movements, you're only attacking the knee. So I think it has a lot of merit to it. I think it's great for athletics. I think it's great for injury prevention and general strength. Will it directly translate to your deadlift? I don't know. Yeah. I feel like it's like kind of far removed at this point. It is. But if you want to get really strong over the next five, 10, 15 years, we got to build that muscle and stay injury free. And that's where the RDL, the abs, the planks, the GHRs, et cetera, et cetera come in. The rows, you're building your lats. So I think it's good. I think you should do them. And I would probably put it top C. I think obviously it's not as specific. Yeah. To deadlifts. Even a barbell movement. Yeah. It's not a barbell movement, but if we're talking accessories to a deadlift is one of my favorites, I would say. We're judging the deficit deadlifts based on a variation. Right? Variations for those that don't know are something that should be closer to the comp lift or the goal that you want to increase. Where an accessory, again, is just building the framework for that lift. So we're almost judging two different things here. Yeah. That falls in the same category as lap pull downs. Right. It's not specific to deadlifts really. Right. Is that what's next? Yes. Yeah. So yeah. That's not a deadlift variation. It's not going to build our deadlift, but I think it's probably top one or two accessories to any powerlifter with a bigger back is going to allow you to be a better squatter bench and deadlifter. Or again, over the five and 10 years, sprinkling, if you've hit a plateau on your powerlifts and you just start doing lap pull downs, probably not going to break the plateau. Yeah. But if you build a bigger back over a year, five years, 10 years, overall you will be a better powerlifter. So again, we're kind of ranking two different things. Yeah. In terms of accessories, I'm putting it, yeah, and probably in a A or B. Okay. But in terms of, yeah, deadlift, probably nothing. You could be the baddest deadlifter on the planet, especially these lightweight sumo boys I've been seeing on Tik Tok and never do a lap pull down in your life. Can't even do a pull up. Kids is pulling 800 pounds by their fingertips with stick in their hand. I pulled like 300 before I could do a pull up. Yeah. You're my favorite Tik talker. Okay. Next is leg press.  Shout out to the one and only Ed Cone. If you don't know, you need to know, go Google around. Ed Cone, especially conventional for any lift, gives a lot of credit to the leg press. And like I mentioned before, I think anything that builds your legs and like we keep kind of comparing this bodybuilding powerlifting world, accessories are kind of made to power, or excuse me, body build and variations are kind of made to powerlift and a powerlifter needs a combo of both. I think the leg press and the belt squat are two of the absolute best things you can do to build general leg muscle and strength. Again, if your number one meat and potatoes deadlift isn't getting proper volume, proper technique, proper attention, leg press ain't gonna help. But if you have all your ducks in a row, I think the leg press is one of the greatest things you can do for powerlifting. Especially the position you're in, right? You can even see it in the picture there. They're in the almost a starting position for a conventional deadlift. What are these called? Oh, Nordic pearls. From the Vikings. Known for like an eccentric, you know, kind of an isometric on the hammies. Again, it is the knee first flexion. I think it's fine. I think they got a little bit overrated. Yeah, it's like the novelty. Like, oh, look at this. It's so cool. It's a body weight. It is a little bit of a party trick. Yeah. It is the same idea as a curl. Obviously, yeah, it's like open range. So you're using your upper body rather than curling from your calves. But like, to me, yeah, I'd say a little bit novelty. I think it's fine. Yeah, it's fine. The truth is too is like a really good Nordic curler. Is it gonna pull a lot? But we grabbed Pete Rubish, who's a bad MF'er on the deadlift and he could probably Nordic curl and never try it. You think so? Yeah. You know what I mean? I don't know what that's called. We're like, this helps this, but then this doesn't help this. Yeah, and I talk about this. It's like, all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are square. That's nerdy, but true. Yeah. It's one of those. Yeah, it is one of those. Pause deadlifts. Oh. My favorite. Are they your favorite, favorite? They're suffering right now. Oh no. Yeah, they're not. I'm struggling. So pause deadlifts, I think. I do like them a lot. I don't know for a fact, but I assume it's kind of made popular more by the Russians and the Bulgarians who pausing in different positions in weightlifting is very, very common in the snatch and clean and jerk. The clean and jerk and snatch are taught by positions like pole one, pole two, where the deadlift is not. And they pause in those different ranges because the momentum and the positioning in those ranges are different. With the deadlift, we just think of one smooth motion. In powerlifting, you might use it as a self-limiter. So either it's your heavy day and you don't want to push all that much. You're far out from a meat. I'm looking at your absolute load.  Or what I think it actually does best is teaching some people positioning and pace. That's what I implement them for and that's why I use them a lot too, especially with sumo. It's hard to find that starting position. So in order to focus on that part and be very aware and attentive where your position is right off the ground, I think it's pretty helpful. Also like building tension and you can immediately see like, once you break out the floor from the floor to the pause, I see a lot of people do this wrong too, but that could be you.  Yeah. Right? Because you're begging for momentum. Exactly. That's the thing. People pause at their knees. I'm like, you're already locked out. What are you pausing for?  As a variation itself, it's still probably S or very top A tier. I agree. Yeah. Yeah, throw it up there in the S. I'm gonna do S. Love them. Back squat. Barbell. Back squat. I think it's great.   I'm talking about you. Well, if it hurt you then. Then you're soft. Right? You need to look into it. Yeah. Probably. Cause people are like, man, I can't progress my squat and my deadlift at the same time. Like you can. And sometimes things just don't always hit the groove. That's not always dependent on the lift. But I think building strength in your legs, building strength in your quads, especially again, as a sumo deadlifter, Ed Cone did a lot of very close stance high bar stuff, pauses, different situations. Yeah, I agree. It's probably. Yeah, probably bottom A. The belt squat and the leg press I probably would put above. Cause if you're trying to just build leg strength, we can isolate those things a little bit better, load them a little bit better without focusing on techniques, stability and our upper back shelf. Wow, that sounded really smart. I've done this for a while. Some of the TikToks that I just discovered deadlifts. You? Yeah. Interesting. That's definitely not true. I think maybe I just invented deadlifts. That's all of them. Whoa. Sorry. That's passion. 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from New Zealand but been in Singapore over and on about 17 years now so I've been running Chilebin WordPress web design for nine years here now so I'm just going to have a quick chat hopefully it's a pretty big topic but hopefully we can get through a little bit of stuff here about building a custom home page with advanced custom fields alright so as I said I'm a developer designer kind of chief of all trades master of none here and I've been sort of using WordPress off and on since the very early versions when it was B2 cafe log and I was blogging about really interesting things about in high school so as I said I've been running this agency since 2009 and working on various large products small projects but yeah at the moment sort of looking and focusing on SME and startups alright so in order to kind of solve these issues we were to find out what client or clients have in common so essentially they're really scared of breaking websites so once you hand them back to them speaking from an agency perspective or speaking from a developer's perspective once you develop a site and then give that back to the client sort of whether or not you want to keep them on in the maintenance retainer or you want to sort of get rid of them and they manage their site on their own they're sort of you want to give them something that they can maintain and something they can manage themselves not coming back to you with every little content change but they're not really going to be playing around and messing around with something too much unless they're that way sort of inclined so you want to give you something that they don't have to worry about code they don't have to worry about we don't have to worry about breaking anything essentially so apart from that they're also looking at ways to grow their business using the tool or using the website that you've provided for them so it needs to be flexible in terms of growing with their business because you don't want them going to another developer in a year or two years time and say look this thing didn't work and re-spending all that money all over again so they want the best value for money in their dealings with you as the designer and their internal operations where can you save them time and where can you save them money so the WordPress community I guess kind of looked at solving this problem through page builders that's a simple way of sort of pushing layout and design into the WordPress editor it's a flexible option it's an affordable way and they work by sort of turning their WordPress editor which is usual just text box into a widgetized area built up of columns and rows rows and columns and then inside those columns you can then put videos text images anything you want so they also offer drag and drop functionality so pretty much anything that you find on theme forest will have all that built into it so you can sort of build whatever you want sounds great no no no seriously though some of the page builders are pretty good they're just they sort of catered to an audience doesn't really know what they want or you're sort of not using your experiences the designer or a developer to kind of push that on onto your client to make decisions about layout and design for them so the real problem is that is that basically so we're not using our experience and why should the client being not an expert in this area be forced to make layout and design decisions when essentially it's not their core role it's yours do they really need options where they change fonts or dig into any CSS or anything like that not really so it also comes apart when we make the mistake of giving them too many options and mistaking that for flexibility so that becomes overwhelming I'm not going to go into really bad-mouthing any but there's Pippin who's a developer of some pretty good plugins out there Edd and restrict content pro and a few others he did a write-up last year of about 20 or 30 page builders and went through kind of each of them there so if you're looking at page builders and that's a good review but we won't be really be talking about that anymore we're talking about advanced custom fields so this is something I've used probably since the start of the business I don't know when it first came out but at least since 2009 been using different variations of this to solve problems for my clients essentially they were coming back and saying you know you didn't want to put short codes into a text editor you moved it to the visual editor back to the text editor changes were made and things like that so what I did is strip all that out and put it into custom fields so it's essentially a page builder for developers so it's allows you to create meta box areas now WordPress itself allows you to create meta box areas if you dig into that code and also the bottom of your WordPress theme most most times it's hidden but you can sort of use the UI for that as well that they provide it's just not as user-friendly in my experience so there's two variations of ACF ACF 4 which is a free one in the repository and ACF 5 which is paid and ACF 5 will then be merged into the repository very shortly licenses a 25 bucks Aussie for a site or a hundred bucks for a lifetime license for ACF Pro very well documented so I won't go into too much sort of code here at the moment but yet it has lots of support on their website so as mentioned before here the normal WordPress custom fields so you know you can get by if you need to do a few little things with it but they're not that user-friendly okay for a little snippet or something like that whereas an ACF field you can have a tabbed interface you can you know show displays of pictures you know whizzy wig editors repeaters and a whole bunch of different fields so I think there's 30 or something different fields now so the implementation is pretty basic in terms of a PHP bit of code and I think there's a couple of plugins out there which will allow you to drop this code in if you're not specifically familiar with PHP but you can now build blocks and things using ACF so the first one you basically return the field name and it prints it out to you and then you could turn it as a variable by using get field so there's plenty of documentation about that I won't go into too much detail so so another way of getting that field information that's using get post meta and Bill Erickson has a good a good link about that so that if your clients do turn off advanced custom fields for example that your website won't break because those the field and get field are both exclusive to advanced custom fields right let's get stuck and build a homepage so the design is approved by the client content was provided up front so we basically need to define the custom fields to create the layout insert that content so that's how all projects work right nothing is ever different alright so I built a bit of a demo site which I can show you all later and we're going through it now anyway and it looks a bit like this so it's just a basic site you know hero area at the top quarter action a little bit of about information so numbers and stats then as you go down there's some events and things like that so basically building something like that it's pretty simple with advanced custom fields so let's go into defining some fields okay so okay so at the top here we have a hero area background title subtitle hero button text and hero button URL which I believe so it's basically this area that we're building here so what fields do we need number one is a background which is an image field which is an array number two is a title field text field three subtitle text field for button text and then text field and then you also need a link for that as well so all these we will need to define which I built just before I'm not sure why I wasn't coming up so these are these fields here that we're showing before so at the top we have a hero which is just a tab I like to use tabs to organize each section just for ease of access on the on the back end then we have a hero image which is an image field the text fields and then the URL field so going further through the design this is an about us section which is essentially a text area on the left and then an image on the right this section which is the metrics area some text and then we have some a repeater section so it's essentially you can have multiple columns of data there and control each of those so the metrics area here should be a video anyway I'll just there we go okay so the metrics areas defined as a tab and then under that tab we've got the intro which is just a text field underneath that we have the repeater so that's a repeater section and then you have sub fields under that so I've just got a number field and a text field and a text field and a number field and then we can add as many fields as we want and we can just pull those out at any time then going on into the event section there's not much ACF here just the intro section at the top and then I've just got a custom loop which pulls through those images which I didn't resize correctly then a testimonial section which is similar to what we had before with the metrics which is just a repeater but with three fields this time one for text one for the image of the woman and then the title will her name and these are the repeater fields that I've added here right and then in the footer essentially what we have here is some text and then a gravity form which just is outputted as a shortcode on the page and we're done so this is what it looks like when it's completely built and I will I've got a JSON file essentially that you can upload into advanced custom fields when you're ready afterwards and then you can get this layout you still need to build it in PHP and I'm gonna show you a little bit of that later but that's how we'll sort of look out towards the end once it's been built so just custom fields and then it's assigned to the home page in use different multiple locations there different post types and you can also change it to whatever page you want or if you want to do things with taxonomies or based on page templates if you're not the user fields you can do all that as well but at the moment we're just doing it for the home page is it active yes it's active standard meta box or if you want no background on it where you want to position on the sidebar under the title and then how you want the labels to be displayed left or top and then what you want to need to hide out of the WordPress editor if you want to remove the content editor at the excerpts any custom fields or anything like that you can do that right so it's populate some content so this is what it looks like once you've loaded up in your home page in the page viewer so selecting an image there putting in some text of using a little bit of basic HTML there just to separate separate those lines put in a subtitle field there a little bit of text here and then the button URL as well so as you can see it's pretty simple compared to if you are having to do something like this with you know a normal WordPress editor you would have to be dealing in lots of HTML which would be a real real problem for your client so once that's done save that and load it up and you can move on to the next tab which are pre-populated and I'll re-add that image and a basic whizzy wig editor there can change your normal header styles and in all your normal WordPress editing functions are there as well save that and then this is the repeat of section so as we have can change one of those numbers there and then that will then be displayed on the front end as well so you can add more or you can add less rows you can reorganize them by dragging and dropping those numbers and things that you can drag and drop those into different positions if you so want to or you can use the plus up and down there for 340 days till Christmas and then the same goes with the events I've just got some basic information there the testimonials is the same as well so that's a repeatable section I've just got it in a different layout so that's in a table layout adding some additional content there so that goes through like that and essentially the result is that you get a homepage that sort of looks like that once it's done I mean obviously there's some PHP in the backend for it but in terms of changing all that content it's all available to be done without your clients ever having to kind of dig into any code whatsoever so they should be able to update that website and make it extendable for their business without any real code to be touched going into the code now specifically I and our company use the Genesis framework from StudioPress I use a bones for Genesis child theme to start all our projects and use a SAS no JS grant and Bower and there's a website there for that I use PHP storm as an IDE or a builder and there's a link for that and for version control I use tower and get lab because this is just something I'm still getting into for all that alrighty let's just basically run through a little bit of code here and then we'll see if we got any questions okay so it's a basically builder there's a little bit of secret there if you have an ACF JSON folder in your theme and you sync that to the to the development server it will actually pull down your ACF field so you can back that up as well so basically going through there's some SAS folders and things in there organizing content but what we're doing is building the front page so on the front page there we're pulling through well we're getting there using get field to get the variable then using that and we're getting the hero size which you've defined earlier and once we have that content we're then just setting it as a background image so there's code there to set that as a background image and then some other style things using flexbox we're then getting the title the subtitle outputting the button URL and the button link as well so it should all be pretty straightforward the documentation and all those fields and the code for that is all with the advanced custom fields website as well so there's plenty of documentation about that and what the fields do Elliot the developer has heaps heaps of good documentation around that one so the second area is essentially you know pulling through that content area then pulling through an image so on the right hand right hand side that image will be displayed and we're just pulling through it as a ray object so we just need to get a couple more things about it pulling through the size the width just to make it a bit lighter on the server we're grabbing the large size but that could be obviously the exact size that you need this is some code for a repeater so repeater essentially says if there are rows what do we do with those rows adding a little counter in there as well so I can do some different time displays so once we have those rows what do we do with them and if you're working inside a repeater the code is a little bit different because you need to use get subfield or the subfield which is different to get field or the field because we're working inside a repeater and then you're closing your loop and ending that and moving on to the next section which is very much the same as you go down this is just a custom loop I have for getting some events from modern tribes events calendar and displaying those need to look at that anymore so basic WordPress loop and arguments really standard stuff so it basically goes on until the page is built but as you can see it's pretty simple if you're familiar with PHP if you're not and you're used to working in HTML all the time then you can just plug and play that PHP code inside your original HTML where you would usually have text or you'd usually have that information so you can just plug that in as you see fit so that's the other repeater for the testimonial section and we're grabbing an image and that's just a thumbnail size image for the woman's photo and returning her name down at the bottom as well really I don't know if I can zoom can I video can I zoom in yeah I'll put them up at the demo.chilebin.com.sg side and I'll put them on the meet-up as well and I'll also put up the source code as well for the ACF fields but yeah sorry about that it's a bit small isn't it but all the documentation is available here and I will put up that information there's a WordPress ACF group on Facebook there's ACF extras where people are sharing code Bill Erickson's a good developer who shares a bit of content about it as well and then there's lots and lots of code examples on that site and that's it basically any questions run through creating a home page in 20 minutes Are you primarily seeing this for front-end usage or do you see what's going on? Yeah so once yeah so once a designer has been approved and once it's ready to go all you're sort of doing is giving the client access to build out that design or change that or change their content in that design so you might not have final content when the design is being done or the client wants changes to that content along the way by building a layout in that way I find it's really easy to give it back to them and say look you've got X amount of fields I usually add you know some descriptions around those fields as well to tell them how to use those fields then they can just go into the site plug their content in make any changes and so forth I mean there are other ways of sort of building using advanced custom fields there's a module called flexible content which allows you to define content blocks that say you want a column grid with three columns a column grid of four columns you would then define those and they could sort of use a page builder to build that themselves I think no I sort of replacing page builders I mean I don't think you should give your client layout choices I mean that's why they've come to you anyway yeah I'm wondering if you use some plugins is it different for it for your clients like do your clients require a lot of different plugins because most plugins I would say if they generate content they are not compatible with that so do you think this is an issue or do you think like in practice ever comes up because um most home pages you don't need that many plugins yeah no I mean it sort of depends on what you're doing with your layout and you know if you are using plugins that let's say have short codes and things like that you can plug those short codes straight into a normal WordPress whizzy wig which is part of your ACF module so you want to define your normal let's say hero area and then you want an event calendar or something so you plug in a short code and that will just display in a normal WordPress editor format so WordPress goes through the code and runs all the same functionality that it would as if it was the normal you know normal editor at the top of the screen cool thank you


Today I'll be rebuilding two NFL franchises at the exact same time, and this video can't end until they meet in the Super Bowl. In the NFC, I'll be repping the Atlanta Falcons, and I promise, unlike Arthur Smith, I will use B. John Robinson, Kyle Pitts, and Drake London. And in the NFC, we'll be taking over the Tennessee Titans. It's Will Leviss season. We're gonna start our rebuild on the Atlanta Falcons side of things. Titans aren't 80 overall, and the Falcons aren't 81, but low key, I think the Falcons is gonna be way easier to rebuild. Both teams have a bit of a quarterback problem. That's probably an understatement, but we do have so much absurdly good young talent on the Atlanta Falcons. Kyle Pitts, franchise legend. I don't know why this dude got Superstar X Factor. He's in 85 overall now. Within two, three years, he'll be 95, 96, if not all the way to a 99. We know that B. John Robinson is a superstar development. He's in 85 overall, same as Kyle Pitts. He'll be up in those high 90s soon. We definitely got to get Drake London some targets. Drake London's good, and he's young, but he's only Star Dev. We would love to get his Dev trait up. And then the big question here is Desmond Ritter. So Desmond Ritter, in real life, there's no way he's the Falcons guy. But in Madden, with Star Dev, and he's 24 years old, he could be the guy, but I want this to be realistic. Desmond Ritter's not gonna be our guy, so we're either trading for a quarterback or we're gonna find somebody in the draft. And then taking a look at the defense, it is Lear that we need a linebacker. These linebackers are absolutely pitiful.  So we got to be targeting linebackers on this Falcons roster, no question. AJ Terrell's amazing. I'm really glad we have him. And then, of course, we got Jesse Bates too. This team has an excellent core.  We're not gonna win for a while, but you get us some elite linebackers in here. We do a little padding on the quarterback wide receiver room. This is a nice roster. And I'm gonna make one small trade. Let's trade for a young developing middle linebacker, so that that linebacker core has at least somebody. So the Chargers draft a day on Henley while they already have Eric Kendrick's in Kenneth Murray Jr. This is who I'm looking at. 24 years old Star Dev 76 overall. So Kate and Ellis, a fifth, a sixth, and a super late seventh for Kenneth Murray Jr. Rebuilding the Titans, though, is not going to be so easy. In fact, this team might be literally the polar opposite of the Atlanta Falcons. Our running back is amazing, but old. Our wide receiver one is amazing, but super old.  This might be the worst whole line in the league. Defensively, all of our good players are old. Jeffrey Simmons, how old are you? Okay, 26. That's actually a really good age. You know what's funny? Both these teams need linebackers. So when it comes to the draft, we're going to be kind of like competing. I'll be competing with myself. The first move I'll be making is Terrell Edmonds. We have a 78 overall strong safety who's really not doing that much. He's a very physical safety. He actually plays on the ball relatively well. I'm moving him to free safety. Got Terrell Edmonds in there now. Arden Key is a rush right end. Taylor Tarts a rush to tackle. Jeffrey Simmons is the rush left end. Traylin Burks is a slot wide receiver. That is huge. He definitely has the potential to get really, really good. And honestly, this is probably the most common thing that people do when they rebuild the Tennessee Titans. Derek Henry is not going to have crazy value for much longer. But I think right now he does still have crazy value. We're going to get value out of Derek Henry while we still can. And hopefully we can get a haul for Derek Henry. I'm not exactly sure we're targeting yet, but I think it's only right to have Will Leviss be the true quarterback of this team. I'm going to give Will Leviss at least one season. I want Will Leviss to be our quarterback. So I'm going to try and make it work.  They're moderately interested in Derek Henry, but I don't want to low ball myself. I think they might actually do this. Bill Belichick wants Derek Henry.  This is a wild trade. Derek Henry next year is fourth round pick and both of my seventh round picks this year for Christian Gonzalez. I knew when we went to go trade Derek Henry that I wasn't certain what we were going to get for it. But that is an amazing pickup, especially for a rebuild. Christian Gonzalez is really one of my favorites. I will be using auto-generated rookies with the draft class setting set too strong.  You went to the wrong OSU, buddy. Titan's finished five and 12 in the AFC South. Let's see how the Falcons did. Oh, Falcons were the seventh best team in the league. They're in the playoffs. Well, we're certainly not completed this challenge in year one. Desmond Ritter must have played well. Oh my God. I might have to keep Desmond Ritter on the Falcons rebuild. That's crazy. He actually played so good. Then all the way down here at 19th is Will Leviss. But look at our touchdown interception ratio in Will Leviss. He played significantly better than Desmond Ritter. Just 500 less yards, 32 and 11. That's really good, actually. Bijan got over a thousand yards rushing and 12 touchdowns. Tajé Spears had 903 touchdowns. Not the season we were looking for for him, but we weren't winning games, so we weren't running the ball. That makes sense. There's Kenneth Murray. Kenneth Murray had 134 tackles, 8 TFLs, an interception and half a sack. DeAndre Hopkins still had 1262 receiving yards and Berks was the slot wide receiver. DeHops really just that good. 900 for trailing Berks and 8 touchdowns is a nice season. And then Czechosje, Macanquo, 7 touchdowns, 660 yards. That's not bad. Drake Lawn in 1095 and 7, Jefferson 989 and 8. Cowpits 907. I'm so shocked at how well Desmond Ritter played. Morale is low for the Titans since we didn't win too many games. But one thing I'm looking forward to is seeing how the Falcons do in the wildcard. Did they make it through? No, our Atlanta Falcons fall 17 to 7 against the Green Bay Packers in the wildcard. They actually got smoked. Desmond Ritter was okay. Somehow Patterson was getting touches. Why did Patterson get nine for 43? Wait a minute. Oh my God. Look at Arthur Smith.   He didn't give a single carry to Bijan Robinson in the wildcard playoff. And year one gigantic shocker, 28 to 21, Chiefs played the Cowboys. Kyle Duggar is a superstar. Dude, I'm about to poach the whole Patriots team. Ooh, there's a center available. Connor Williams. Oh, these two would be big. So Titans, we're gonna target Kyle Duggar. Give him a five year. Oh, he's already so interested. Let's go player friendly, but make it five year. Little extra salary, little bonus here. And then Connor Williams, the center. This would be nice.  I give him a very player friendly four year deal. For the Titans, that's all I'm gonna do. I can't leave this screen. So it's gonna mess things up, but I am gonna try and get Chase Young on the Falcons. He's showing moderate interest in the team. It's slightly above halfway. I'm giving him a very player friendly five year, very expensive deal. We'll see if he joins the Atlanta Falcons. That'll be it for the Falcons. Let's do an eval period. Chase Young does not go to the Falcons. He elects to sign with Chicago. We do get Kyle Duggar. We do get Connor Williams on the Titans, but the Falcons right now haven't done anything in free agency. Yikes, I was trying to get an edge rush here to replace Calais Campbell. The only move I made as a Falcon was this one right here. Signed Bobby Wagner to a pretty cheap one year deal. It's not gonna do too much, but I didn't wanna walk out of free agency completely empty. All right, the first pick for the Titans is right here. Low key we can use just about every position, but Trevor Hartwell, the very best wide receiver in this class is available. Says one of his top fits is the Atlanta Falcons. Great speed, great jumping, great acceleration, dude, this guy's insane elite strength. He's a top five pick wide receiver. He's gotta be a 75 overall. I'm gonna give Will Leviss one more year. The Tennessee Titans are taking Trevor Hartwell, the six four wide receiver out of Arizona State. Oh my God, the number one wide receiver on the board is normal death. Oh, he's so good though. His stats are so good. The first pick for the Falcons though, this team also needs a wide receiver. We've got Drake London. We need another guy for Desmond Ritter. The player I'm looking at for the Falcons is this dude. So James Watkins also six foot four. Oh, he better not be normal Dev. The reason I like him better than Dalton Divinity is this guy's physicals aren't as good. Good speed, solid, solid, solid, good. And then he has elite acceleration. Only I'm gonna be able to see if he's hidden Dev over here. I wish there was a way, but I can't switch between the teams during the draft. He keeps crashing. James Watkins six four.  Actually, when we go to the draft to recap, this will all make a lot more sense. But now it's my turn round two pick five to hopefully not whiff again. I low key could take one of the quarterbacks still if they're available. So many of these quarterbacks are still available. Am I really gonna whiff again? Dude, B deep, B medium, A short, B throw on the run, A break sack. That means we're giving up on Will Leves though. Oh, after getting no hidden Dev last time, that's so big. 90 throw power, 81 speed, 92 change direction, 87. Damn, he's fast, 87 spell, 85 agility, Oklahoma State. All right, a little bit of redemption for the Titans. When we traded Derek Henry, we also got this pick right here round two pick 14. So we've got a wide receiver who's really good, but he's not hidden Dev. And then we got a new rookie quarterback who will definitely be going in this left tackle, Brandon Buckley, elite strength. This could be a really good left tackle. I just gotta hope he's hidden Dev. Yes! Let's go, Brandon Buckley. We got to work on the rest of the stats clearly, but 93 strength out the gates is crazy good and hidden Dev. The player I'm grabbing for the Falcons is this dude right here, Jerome Coakley. This could be a really monster corner. We're gonna find out I'm drafting him right now. Atlanta Falcons, I'm gonna show you at the end. He's hidden Dev though, Jerome Coakley. I'm gonna sim to the end of the draft and we'll look over everything that just happened for both of our teams. The moment you've all been waiting for, the draft recap, Titans and Falcons both are important. Oh my God, what?   He's actually, dude, he's a monster. He's just normal Dev. Bro, if we get this guy some reps, he'll be star Dev in no time. I'm not too bummed out about this. A top five pick wide receiver is normal Dev? 93 speed, 93 Excel and he's six foot four out of Arizona State. Bro, he's ASU. He's a stud. He's a stud, 78 to 77.  And then Hugh Myers is 73 overall. Not too crazy, but he's hidden Dev. Buckley, the left tackle, hidden Dev and Nick Morales center. No way they got us another hidden Dev. Oh my God, CPU fourth round pick, Nick Morales, hidden Dev center. What about the Falcons?   Jerome Coakley is a 79 overall corner. Him and AJ Terrell are going to be monsters. James Watkins, that wide receiver we were looking at. Hidden Dev, rookie at UCLA, 93 speed, 88 Excel. The Falcons ended up getting the hidden Dev wide receiver, but he's only 74 overall. That was not my best draft though. There was definitely a lot of all around a solid draft class. It really wasn't too, too stacked. I've seen 86es and 87 overalls. So before we switch over to Falcons, here's a look at your Titans after year one. I'm sorry. We'll love this. It's Hugh Meyers turn hoping he's super star, probably just star. We got Buckley left tackle, Morales at right guard, Connor Williams in free agency. So the whole O line is revamped. Hartwell is wide receiver one, Berks is wide receiver two. Gonna try and trade de-hop and just get something out of him. Jeffery Simmons went up to a superstar X factor. Pristian Gonzalez is superstar. Kyle Dugger is superstar. Damn. Checking in with Atlanta. AJ Terrell somehow regressed on his dev trade. Not sure how that happened. We got Jesse Bates at a superstar. Kenneth Murray is looking good. Our new Ruben Jackson and then Bobby Wagner. So defense is looking a little stronger here. Hopefully Ruben Jackson ends up being a good player. And then Coakley. Dude, he's such a high overall. I wouldn't be shocked if he's X factor. I've seen it on corners before. Pitz is a 92 overall. Desmond Ritter's rocking a 75. I kind of thought he'd get a dev trade upgrade. But honestly, dude, Desmond Ritter is the guy in Atlanta. I can't believe I'm saying it, but he's the guy in Atlanta. And Bijan Robinson is after one year, a 93 overall. And superstar. That's absolutely insane. We'll monitor the Atlanta Falcons for this year. Maybe they'll go right back to the playoffs. And the Atlanta Falcons finish with the exact same record and we're playing the exact same team in year two. Falcons are the 11th best team in the league at 10 and 7. Best team in the league is the Bills 6 and 11. That's a one game improvement with Hugh Meyer. Look at Desmond Ritter. What a season. 39 and 9. 4500 yards. 3825 for Hugh Meyer. 24 and 14 is okay. Bijan, 1343 and 13 touchdowns. Tajae Spears, 972 and 8. These are improvements for the Titans. Dude, first in the league's Olave, but second in the league. Drake London with 1490 and 15 touchdowns. Trevor Hartwell, the rookie. 1277 and 10. Yo, is that offensive rookie of the year? That might be offensive rookie of the year. Defensively Troy Anderson. Wait, why did Troy Anderson have so many? He was sub-linebacker for us. He shouldn't have had that many tackles though. It should have been all, whatever. 10 and a half sacks out of Grady Jarrett. Eight out of Ebukiti. James Wauke in his superstar. And defensively Aziz Alshair, Kyle Dugger, Christian Gonzalez Gonzalez with three interceptions. Four TFLs. 11 sacks for Jeffrey Simmons. Four and a half for Arting Key. Kyle Dugger was a very nice pickup for us. Do we make it past Green Bay in year two?  Oh my God, we have this huge rivalry with the Packers. We got smacked. 24 to 17. The Super Bowl was Bengals Vikings and it was a shootout. The big news here is offensive rookie of the year is Titans Trevor Hartwell. So Hartwell is normal Dev, but with offensive rookie of the year, he is guaranteed a Dev trade upgrade. So he will be star next season. Free agency once again. Holy monster free agency. Jamar Chase, Nick Chubhamari Cooper. Dude, 101 mil caps based on the Titans. 80 mil caps based on the Falcons. We both could afford Jamar Chase. Who needs him more? I think the Titans might need him more. I'm going to try and sign Karamoa to the Falcons. Would love him. He would be an amazing addition to his team, but he is going to be expensive. It's going to be a massive sign though. 87 overall, star Dev. And he's only 25. I gotta offer him a ton of money though because he does not want to play here. Even with that aggressive deal, I don't know if we'll get him. I think we need him more. Actually, the Falcons need him more. I'm going to offer Jamar Chase a five year on the Falcons too. I'm going to offer Greg Newsom a five year deal on the Titans. Like I could get him already Cooper, but I just don't think he's worth it. Also going to offer on Harrison Buckhur as the Titans. I'm going to eval these offers. Jamar Chase signs with the Arizona Cardinals. Why?  Oh, they say they gave him a lot of money. Karamoa comes to Atlanta. Oh my God, I did not think we were going to get him. The Titans get Greg Newsom. They got some scary corners over there. That's a crazy corner core on that team. Harrison Buckhur also joins the Titans. Okay. Oh my God, this Falcons roster. Ritter got the Dev trade upgrade. We knew he'd get it. Drake London was the second best wide receiving the league. We figured he'd get it too. Watkins is a superstar. Lindstrom goes up to superstard. That's really hard to get. To get an O-Line into actually Dev trade upgrade is kind of crazy. So O-Line looks great. Kyle Pitts is a 95. Fucking, oh my God. Arthur Smith is going to love this. There's a backup tight end. Dude, down the line, we could trade him. AJ Turrell, Coakley is star Dev. I was kind of hoping he'd be higher, but that's okay. Looks like Troy Anderson went up in Dev trade. Wait a minute. Might be Troy Anderson's season. But no Dev trades. No big Dev trades on defense right now other than Jesse Bates. Time for the draft. Year two, baby. There's my Titans pick. Outside linebacker Tremaine Thompson. I won't spoil anything about him. Round one, pick 21. Our first Falcons pick. I'm 100% taken. Ashton Hawley. Look at this guy's elites. His strength is solid. He's in, that's a small edge rush. He's 6-1. Out of Tennessee though. This is our face scan. 83 speed, 80 strength, 89 excel. We need somebody to replace Kaleis Campbell. Titans could low key use one final piece on the offensive line. I'm taking Matthew Alexander. Left tackle out of Ohio State. Round two pick for the Falcons here. I'm gonna pick up Sean Van Buren. Really good physicals.  My first two corners are really, really good. Sean Van Buren, 90 speed, 93 jump, 94 excel. All right, I made two picks for both teams. I'm gonna sim this one out. Draft recap Falcons. Ashton Hawley. Definitely end up being a stud. 76 overall left end. Huge pick up. Van Buren's a 74. We ended up picking up a half back. Phillip Cowan, 89 speed. Dude, the fast half backs. You get a 97 plus speed half back in franchise. Oh my God, they're unbelievable. Then we got a detackle, a left guard and a right guard. Nothing too crazy there. Cowan, I assume is... Oh, it's normal though. We didn't really need him anyway. We got Bijan Robinson. Let's see how the Titans did. Tremaine Thompson was a 74. Not as good as I was hoping. Alexander's a 72. Abbey Boone's a 72. 69. It was not a good draft for us. Weak draft for us. Let's see what we missed out on. Looks like we missed out on a lot. Here's your year three Atlanta Falcons. That's a hot offense. Real nice offense. We're short A wide receiver. And dude, I'll tell you what, he was getting a lot of touches. Kind of tempted to go try and get somebody. We're wasting the superstar tight end. Let's get something out of this, dude. Who wants the best blocking tight end you've ever seen? Alan Campanaro, superstar X factor. He's got to be worth a lot. Alan Campanaro and a second rounder for Jameson Williams. The Lions accept the trade. They wanted the superstar X factor tight end. And the second round picks a lot, but I think we'll be able to put his talents to use. Desmond Ritter is absolutely cooking this league right now. Year three Titans looking to finally get off the ground. DHOP somehow got superstar, even though his overall is going down. Hartwell obviously got superstar because he went off fencing. Look at the year in Hugh Meyer. Hugh Meyer didn't get any dev trade upgrades. So he was drafted as a superstar, which is amazing. Ajay Spears is an 88 overall, but no dev trade upgrades. Birx is looking good. So we got great wide receivers on both teams. Got a nasty looking old line now. Tauna dudes that we drafted looking good. Alexander finally completes this offensive line. Akankwo's getting a little bit better. He's slow moving, but this whole Titans roster has been kind of slow moving. The moves we made on this defense have been awesome. Christian Gonzalez, superstar 89 overall. Duggar's an X factor. I have him at sub linebacker. He's getting so many reps and he's progressing like crazy. There's the linebacker we drafted. He's an edge rush guy for sure. And on this roster too, left-hand, I definitely mismanaged this draft for the Titans. I really did. I mean, our corners are looking good. Gonzo, Caleb Farley, Greg Newsom are safe. These look great, but I definitely should have drafted an edge rusher. The boy Trevor Hartwell. Wait a second. He got two dev trade upgrades. Whoa. Hartwell was normal dev. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I need to look at this. So when did he get his first dev trade upgrade? Look at this dude. This dude got a regular season week 17. Got a plus seven upgrade. Hello. It says offensive rookie of the year. Oh my God. Super Bowl week. He got two dev traits. He got a star dev and a super star dev. Might be the first big year for the Titans. Let's find out.  We just went three and 14. We're so much better than when I took this team over. Why are the Titans giving me so much trouble, bro? Our morale is pink. Berks 1106. Hartwell 1111. Hop 835 and 4. Spears 959 and 10. Bijan 1266 and 15. Yeah, I assume they did well. 1100 London and 101078 and 6. Kyle Pitts had 10 touchdowns on 800 receiving yards. All the wide receivers are good. Looks like James Williams was a good signing. 32 and 9. 4302. Slight regression from last year. Falcons went 9 and 8.  Guess who they're taking out? They're taking out the Green Bay Packers. Super Bowl was, you guessed it. Cowboys Chiefs. The Falcons lose to the bit. We lose to the Packers again.  I don't think any of these guys are useful for any of my teams. Zach Tom. Not a bad sign. I'd move them to right tackle. Quick eval on this free agency. Amani Hooker resigns. We got Zach Tom. Guys, it's a light free agency.   That's exactly what I want. Oh no, we either trading at somebody or we take one of these guys. I'm still gonna try and trade for a monster here. I actually want a really good tight end. Maybe I keep round two, but what if I just got rid of 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 and I got myself a dominant tight end. I'm going after Jimmy Pool, bro. That's an 85 overall superstar tight end.  It's all about the outside linebackers right now. Jerome Ramsey power rusher, Luke Wood speed rusher and then Ralph Gray speed rusher. But after looking at their physicals, I think the best one is Ralph Gray. He's the only one out of them that doesn't have good in speed and Excel. Oh, thank God. Ralph Gray is a Tennessee Titan. 88 speed, 90 Excel. It's kind of low strength. So we got to see what his blockchain is. Blockchain is gonna be really important here for Ralph Gray, but here's my pick for the Falcons. John Wyn Wright tackle with elite speed, great string. Have you guys ever drafted an X factor guard or tackle? Is that even possible? Round two pick one, we get one more big pick here. Do I trade this away? I'm trading this pick away so that whatever I get from it, I can also trade away if that makes sense. I'm doing that first and a fourth from the commanders. I'll make that trade and I'm going to use those picks to trade for somebody else. I'm going to end this draft.  We also got an 89 speed hat bag 73 overall. He's got to be normal. So the rest of these picks are trash. That's fine. That's a fifth, sixth and seventh rounder. 76 hit power, 83 blockchain, 82 finesse. Oh, this guy's a monster. Wow. I'm actually shocked. I'm shocked he's only 74 overall. I thought he'd be higher. Still a stud. Computer looks like they did a good job. All right. Here's the new Titans defense. I do got to put a money hooker back in. Corners look good. This defense looks good. Like it really like, I can't believe this team went three and 14. I'm going to make a big, I'm going to make another trade. We'll offer Bobby Boone our young star left end and I accumulated an extra first round pick because I traded down my second pick with the commanders. So I could trade away that commander's pick right here. How do you get a guy like Max Crosby? Who's a literal 99 overall? I need to do something drastic for this Titans roster. My 23 year old Bobby Boone for Max Crosby is impossible.  Oh, let's go. I know I just picked up that linebacker, but so we move Max Crosby to my starting left end and then we move him to my starting rush right and Simmons will stay at left end to your tart at Rushdy Tackle. Wow, I can't believe they bid on Max Crosby, but that's why we traded down. I just, dude, I just need these guys to start cooking. Big year for the Titans. So all three years of the Falcons, we've gone to the playoffs, but let's not forget that last year was a little bit of a regression. We went nine and eight lost to the Packers for the third straight time. What can we do to this roster to make sure we don't fall short? I think we're just kind of waiting for Desmond Ritter to get even better.  So his guile fits. That's insane. We have two 99s on his team. London looks good. J-mo looks amazing. Watkins looks amazing. So we're chilling on all that. Jesse Bates is a 99. This team has a lot of 99s. A second, a fifth, and a sixth all next year for Drew Saeners. 83 overall, very young and a linebacker. I'm not mad about that. I think this is just a question of like, for the Falcons, I honestly think we're ready to win. Multiple 99 overalls. We got superstars all across the board. Grady Jarrett is declining rapidly. Let's get some value out of him while he's worth something. Grady Jarrett, a first round pick for Greg Russo. 92 or so, plus 10 overall. Superstar, six years younger. That's exactly what we needed. New look, Falcons defense. Greg Russo, Drew Saeners. We got it. We got to break through and make something happen. Ooh, talk to me Atlanta. Falcons at the top of the NFC South. Our best record yet, 11 and 6. This isn't the year, is it?  Dude, I just don't know ball.  Rushing leader, oh my God. Bijan had a 2,000 yards season. Jeffrey Simmons led the league in sacks almost. Chris Jones had 20. He had 19. Pugh Meyer, fifth best in the league, passing yards three to three and seven. Amazing season for him. Ritter 39 and 12. Both our quarterbacks are slinging. Trevor Hartwell, 13, 50 and 12. DHOP at 1,100. DHOP is still cooking. Drake London, 1,116 and 15. Dude, I have three receivers over 1,000 yards. Watkins, 1,065 and four. Jamo, 1,061 and 12. I think Pitts is a little underutilized in this offense.  It's a little underutilized. She's very good, but we're the onesies. We got to buy. So now we just have to hope that our Titans get through. Five seed Titans taken on the four seed Ravens. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Titans advance. Five seed Titans taken on the six seed Colts. We're taking on the Giants. That should be a cakewalk.  No way the Titans advance though, right? Oh, so we both lost. We both lost. I lost 23, 24 to the Giants and the Packers move on. Of course they do. They'll choke it. And then we, the Titans also lost to the Colts. What a season though. That had to have been so good for both of our squads. Hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo. Beach down to the next back there. Ritter's the next back there. Dude, I mean, this is our year to win.  My left tackle's John wins. That'd be a plus 11. Left guard, Tuni. Definitely don't need him. You know what? Low key. I'm gonna throw an offer at Ronnie Stanley. See if he'll play for two years. We got some cap. I'm gonna throw an offer on McCall Harbin for the Titans because DHopper tired. Looks like he's interested in the squad. Did we let Kenneth Murray go over to Tennessee? I'm gonna do it. I'm letting Kenneth Murray go over to Tennessee.  He's much more interested in playing for the Titans than he is for us. Try and pick up Jack Gibbons. We only need one. I'm gonna try and pick up Devon A-Chain on the Titans. I say Spears has just been okay. So Harbin is a Titan. Kenneth Murray is a Titan. And we did get Jack Gibbons. I'm simming this entire draft. Both of my teams traded away their first round picks. I just want to see what the CPU's got cooked up. What did you take for the Falcons? Our round three pick was a 72 overall right tackle. Then a free safety, a tight end, a quarterback, and a halfback. What? Oh, I only traded a second and a third. Oh, thank God I didn't draft.  Joshua Gross. An insane corner. That's nasty. Yo, they got a freak show. Wait, round one picked two, how? That's the commander's pick that I traded down for. So the commanders were the second worst team in the league. Check it in on the Titans after their spectacular season. I expect DevTrate. I was about to say I expect DevTrate upgrades. There's really not that much here. We do got to move McCall-Hardman into the depth chart because DeHop retired. Humeir is a 92 overall, which is incredible. Taiji Spears up to a 94. Pool's looking good. Offensive line's looking good, but I'm not gonna lie. I expected an X factor out of Humeir, who had a great season or Hartwell who had a great season, but nothing there. Defensively. Oh, whoa. This guy is an X factor. He didn't get to the quarterback once. I have four superstar X factors on defense. This really could be there. I'm kind of tempted to trade for like a super elite threat for Humeir's. All right, Taiji Spears. Sean Murphy bunting Taiji Spears. We are looking for an absolute freak show halfback. I want Hane, bro. He's at 98 overall. He's so fast. I don't get trading in this game. I do not understand trading in this game. I thought for sure that this was such a low ball and I was going to have to throw in a draft pick. That truly could be the difference maker. Traylin Berkson, a first round pick for Reishi Rice. Is it possible? Oh, I'm the GM of the century. Oh my God, we're doing it. If ever there was a season to pull it off, I think it's this season, boys. Reishi Rice, Hartwell, Hardman. Got Devon H.A. now. Got Humeir. Got an excellent offensive line. Gentlemen, this is the moment of truth. If it's not this year, it's not the end of the world. We're still both really good teams, but I don't want to manage free agency in the draft again. I swear we're ready right now.  It might finally be the year. I'm 15 and two is the Titans. I went nine and eight as the Falcons. We didn't make it. They're in 94. Both my teams are 94 overalls. How did the Falcons not make it? Historic run for the Titans. I swear if I win it all with the Titans, I'm actually going to be pissed. Saints get the four seed in the NFC South. They won 11 and six. Oh my God. I made the AFC championship. We barely beat the Colts 31 to 28. We're taking on the nine and eight chiefs. Devin Achan goes to a nine. Oh my God. He already has a 99. Jeffrey Simmons is going to go to a 99. Hugh Meyer was third in the league in passing yards. Such a beast. Jordan Love was first 25 and 12. Hugh Meyer is 39 and five. Press got 43 and three. I might have almost got MVP. Bryce, a thousand four hundred forty two and fifteen thousand for Hartwell, nine thirty one for Jimmy. Bijana 1500 yard 19 touchdown season. Drake London thousand two. How did you guys lose? You don't want my Titans could still win even though I just turned the ball over. But the chiefs are so hard to beat and send.  Are we actually going to do this? It was 17 to 14 in the AFC championship. Nick Morales got a dev trade upgrade on the offensive line. Hugh Meyer moves to superstar X factor. Rice is still X factor. Obviously, Hartwell is a 96 overall. I'm going to move him to wide receiver two. Two insane wide receivers and 99 overall quarterback. An insanely good tight end. An excellent offensive line. Look at this defense, man. This is where my Falcons roster is lacking. This team is more ready than my Falcons team now. And we used the this whole time. It was the other way around. This whole time is the other way around. I'm going to slim this draft. But first thing I'm going to do is switch over to my Falcons team and I'm going to trade away my picks. I've got round one pick 17, which is green now. And then Ontario's Vasher is 82 overall. He's younger. He's 82 overall, but he's just star. Thought that might go through once again. I might have high balled it, but I don't whatever dude. I'm going to this bowl next year. Falcons offense three superstar X factors Falcons. Defense finally has its first superstar X factor. Simulate this draft and let you guys see what's good. Draft recap. Oh my God. They got me a 75 overall wide receiver.  That's low key a really nice pickup.  That's nice. The moment of truth gentlemen. The year is 2028. Will both the Falcons and the Titans make the playoffs? Please don't let my Falcons be 15 and two and don't have let the Titans have not made it. They're nine and eight.  We're literally trading the one seed back and forth. I was the one seed Titans are the one seed Falcons are the one seed. I'm genuinely so frustrated after that season. All the Falcons got even better. Jesse Bates is X factor. We're so is X factor and Kilgore is a 94 overall now lost our left end had to shore that up got Melvin Brownley off the Eagles for a third round pick. So there's our edge rusher fixed up this Titans team. We have $380,000 left in camp space. We couldn't even sign a bum off the practice squad. No, not again.  I swear to God. I'm click view playoff bracket Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta. We're both the one seed. Oh my God. He got the one seed and the AFC and the Falcons got the one seed in the NFC. We have a divisional. We have an AFC championship. We have a 96 overall on the Titans. We have a 97 overall on the Falcons. We're ready.   Oh, that Falcons team is some dogs 45 to 17. Let's watch baby. I want to see this dub opening drive seven for the Titans 7 to 7 7 to 14 14 to 14. We do have the ball. We're about a score. We must have gotten a turnover. Hugh Meyer unloads dropped 14 to 14. Hugh Meyer. What a ball.  Does he call a play? He does with no time on the clock. Hugh Meyer gets rid of it dropped. We are one game away from salvation. Another drop pass. Let's hang on to it, boys. Go ends on Meyer unloads to no man's land and we're taking a field goal here. That's young Waco. Our kicker is young Waco. That's actually really funny. Colts instantly turned the ball over again. Wait a minute. We can just end this game with efficient running. Hugh Meyer is going to step up. He's going to get all of it. He's going to get hit hard too. Beautiful run by a chain. No, it's just a hit. Oh, it's a read option.  He's carrying. It's going to be Colts ball about 20 seconds left and no time outs. The same we do here though. Third and 10.  To have an eight chain. Oh my God. That's ball game.   All right. That's a dump in the AFC. I'm going to switch over to Falcons. Let's see the NFC championship. I like this matchup so much less because the Cowboys are so good and sim. It's like playing the Chiefs. Although this team is way higher overall. No Kyle Pitts. I don't know when he walked, but he must have. We went 13 and four. We don't need Kyle Pitts. That guy's a myth. It's top three CD lamb, Michael Parsons and Najee Harris. We got Rousseau, Bijan and Jesse Vase. It's in Falcons Stadium. We got home field advantage in both games. How does this game start out? 7-0 Falcons. 10-0 Falcons. 17.   The Cowboys did not show up. Are you shitting me?  We're locking up Dak and Najee down. He goes. Karamoa down field. He checks down and Najee is breaking a lot of tackles. Two and 99 Jesse Bates is up too. He checks down to us. All right, they're moving the ball. Cowboys got a field goal out of it. Let's take over on offense. Watkins, Bijan, Bennett. Look at Drake London. Absolutely cooking his man. Drake London is still up. Oh my God, 284 touchdowns. Desmond Ritter is God. Oh, he's not God because Drake London on his slant route decided to stop in the middle of it.  Whatever.  Let me just sim this to the end and let's go play that Super Bowl, baby. Yo, chill out. Why did the Cowboys just come back like that? It's 38 to 31. Oh my God. We're in victory formation. So yeah, it doesn't, it doesn't actually, it doesn't matter. Why are we in overtime? Why are we in overtime? I was in victory formation. How do you turn the ball over in victory formation? If you melted on second down and third down, how are we in overtime? Third and five, Desmond Ritter. Binds Watkins. Did the Sim in this game is so bad. It's not even funny. Ritter, Blazer. I guess we're making up for it. I guess we're giving the fans what they want. Win the game.  Nice yards. We're in overtime with the Cowboys. We choked a 38 to 14 lead. Of course. We're the Atlanta Falcons. We're bringing out the kicker. Coo drills it despite the ice. Oh, Chase McLaughlin. It's not Coo. Coo's on the Titans. Oh my God. How did we end up in overtime? I need to look at the stats. We won anyway, 41 to 38. That must have been the most monumental choke job. I literally do not understand. So with a minute 16 left, Desmond Ritter kneels. And then he kneels again with a minute one seconds meaning you didn't use the full 40. And then we kick a field goal. They're already out of timeouts.  And then Dak scores with 47. Dak scores in 13 seconds. And then we go into overtime. They punk the ball to us and then Desmond Ritter marches down. We're in. Take me to the bowl. Can you believe it, boys? Can you believe it's finally here? Falcons taking on the Titans in the bowl. Let's look at the yearly awards. Hugh Meier wins MVP. Yo. Rache Rice gets offensive player of the year behind him is Hugh Meier. Oh my God.  But dude, look at Hugh Meier 44 and 2. Hugh Meier is a 99 overall. And Desmond Ritter thinks a 91. Bijan 14, 67 and 24 touchdowns. Rice dominated the league with 1,766 and 17. Drake London 12, 70 and 11. Defensively, Coakley had 5 interceptions. Most sacks in the league was Micah. Then it was Max Crosby. All right, boys, let's do a final roster comparison. The Atlanta Falcons taking on the Tennessee Titans. Here's your final Falcons roster. Jesse Bates 99 overall. Lindstrom 99 overall. AJ Terrell 99 overall. Drake London, Bijan Robinson, Jerome Coakley. One of our first draft picks, an absolute stud. Spencer Kilgore, who we traded for is a 99. Rousseau, who we traded for is a 99. Watkins, who we drafted a 98. Raiders a 97. Kara Moa, free agency 97. And there's a pretty big falloff, but a couple guys we drafted like Ruben Jackson. Drew Sanders, we picked up in a trade when we drafted. Titans roster, we're taking on their best player, Ray Sheehy, who rides 99 from the Kansas City Chiefs. Devin A-Chain from the Cincinnati Bengals, which is crazy. Max Crosby from, might've actually bet on the Raiders. Ralph Gray drafted him. Hugh Meyer, hard 99. X Factor, best quarterback in the league. MVP, Christian Gonzalez traded for him. Trevor Hartwell drafted him 99. Jeffrey Simmons, a true Titan. Barley a true Titan. Youngway Koo, he bounced from the Falcons to somebody to free agency to the Titans.  I can't wait. I guess I'll be repping the Falcons since I just watched that very narrow victory right there. What are your bets, boys? You wanna put bets on this? The 96 overall Falcons taking on the 96 overall Titans. I don't know why it says we're 96 here, but I'm gonna set the line right now. I honestly think the Tennessee Titans have the edge. They have a better record and they have the MVP quarterback, but the Falcons, I don't know, man, especially with Max Crosby and Jeffrey Simmons on that defense, I do think the Titans have the edge. I'm gonna set the line right now Titans minus six and a half. I'm gonna set the over under at 42 and a half. It's time to play ball.  Atlanta Falcons taking on the Tennessee Titans. I'm sorry, as you don't realize how long I've been doing this, man, this is so cool to see. You know what's so funny about this? At the start of this rebuild, I said I want Will Leviss on the Titans and I'm gonna get rid of Desmond Ritter and the polder opposite happens. Desmond Ritter makes it to the Super Bowl and Hugh Meyers trotting out for the Tennessee Titans. Let's go, baby. Opening kickoff, Titans get three, Falcons get seven. That's the first quarter. Let's get to halftime, 14 to three Falcons. 14 to 10, 17 to 10, Falcons got the edge right now. First and 10 for Desmond Ritter. Looks like it might be a handoff to Bijan and all Bijan Robinson tackle for a loss. Intercepted. I think that's Christian Gonzalez. No, it's Greg Newsom. And the Titans are about to score. Goes underneath, dropped. 99 overall race, she rise, can't hang on, but you can. Is that McCall Hardman? He's been so clutch.  They're both my teams. Second and six, coming to the close to the third, Desmond Ritter is cooking up a little bunch. Got Bijan in the backfield. Bijan's blocking, unloads. Picked off again. Desmond Ritter is selling this Titans defense. It's no joke. Play action, eight chain over the middle. Another drop for the Titans, man. They can't hang on to the ball. I'm 100% biased towards the Titans. I can feel it, I don't know why. They're both my babies. I don't know why. Solid coverage on the punt. Oh, just kidding, fair catch. If Titans defense can come up with another takeaway, though, they might win it. Raider drops back deep, throws low. Was the backup tight end. I'm gonna be honest, I don't even know who that is. The true handoff. A broken tackle, Bijan. A joke, Bijan down the sideline. And he's finally tackled by Aziz Al-Shair. Approaching the two-minute warning, Falcons are in the driver's seat. They can milk some clock, potentially take a field goal. Handoff, Bijan tackled quickly. Titans look like they might hang on to their timeouts here. They do. Third and seven. Let's see if Arthur Smith is conservative. Hands off, Bijan tackled. Oh my God, there was a huge gap there. I thought Bijan was gonna end the Super Bowl. Casey McLaughlin comes out and drills it. I believe in my bias right now.  Drops back, throws a quick one. Drops back again. Another quick one over the middle. Raishi Rice catches this one. Needs one Cork at deep. He does and it's caught. And he doesn't get out of bounds. Where's the IQ from the Jungian? A handoff. A-Chain getting loose. Titans are gearing up for the field goal. It's gonna be Yong-Wae Koo. Oh my God. Are we going into overtime in the Super Bowl? Yong-Wae Koo iced. Drills it.  We're going into overtime. My money's on Bijan Robinson's Super Bowl MVP right now. But if the Titans win it, it's probably gonna go to Q Myer. Falcons win the toss, but this isn't the old NFL. If the Falcons score, the Titans will still have an opportunity to score. Desmond Ritter unloads, caught. Handoff Bijan. Three X-Factors going at Desmond Ritter right now. He unloads, caught. It's Bennett. I'd like to see some Drake London usage here. Does he find him? No, it's Bennett again. This guy is a workhorse right now. Handoff Bijan, flattened. Ritter's gonna roll out right. He's in trouble. Jeffrey Simmons, his second sack of the game. This is a punt. This is an Atlanta Falcons punt. Oh my God. Remember when I said the over was chalked? If you bet the over, you're in luck. Q Myer unloads. He is throwing sketchy. Third and 10, Q Myer unloads to an open man and misses. You're the MVP. Q, you can't be doing that. It's a punt for the Titans. The Falcons are gonna have real good field position. All they need is a field goal. Is this the Super Bowl? First and 10. Falcons are already there, man. Glitchy handoff to Bijan. Oh my God. He's gonna get nine on that. That's the Super Bowl MVP. Give Bijan another one. Let him get over 100. Oh my God. They're trotting out Ku on second one. Vrables is gonna try and ice the second and one kick. Chase McLaughlin could end it. Our Super Bowl champions. And I gotta imagine that Bijan Robinson is the Super Bowl MVP. Desmond Ritter, Bijan. Drake London, unbelievable. Q Myer is being a good sport, but Q Myer did not show up to the Super Bowl, man. That's the MVP. And look, they're hoisting Bijan. He's got to be Super Bowl MVP, bro. Desmond Ritter. It's probably cooler that the Falcons won it because the Falcons was the roster that I didn't decimate. Ritter goes for almost 300 yards, never gets it in the end zone. Two interceptions. Myer's 14 for 31. 90. Touchdown. There's a Trat horrible game for him. It's a 99 overall quarterback, but it also speaks to the Falcons' defense. They got a good defense. They're pressuring the quarterback a lot. Bijan almost hits 100 yards to touchdowns and A-Chain. A-Chain was good too, but he won Bijan. Receiving Brendan Claiborne, 8 for 80. Brendan Bennett, 7 for 88. Drake London, 7 for 87. Equally distributed. And it's just none of the Titans could get cooking. And that is all she wrote, gentlemen. But finally, I rebuilt two teams to find themselves in the Super Bowl in the year 2029. Super Bowl 64. Thanks for watching us always. This was an incredible rebuild. I hope you guys enjoyed. It was so much fun. I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Ač sem si povedal, da so se najvedno, da so se vse zelo v sezaljene, da je ta vsezaljena, da je ta vsezaljena, da je to vsezaljena. Vsezaljena, da je to vsezaljena, da je to vsezaljena. A časem. Proste, da se mi povedal, da se mi povedalo. Zelo se, da je več, da se mi povedal, da se mi povedal. Pačenje. iced and organization composed by people. Dej identities are secret but the only thing that you know, it is their job. So the detectives, spies, ninja, and so on. So, let's assume now that there is a detected that needs to give a top security information to the ninja. So a way to do that is live drop, they choose a public place, they meet there. So the detective knows that he is looking for a ninja and the ninja is looking for a detected and when the meet basically, the detective to je vzvečan informacij z drugej parti. Zdaj je to vlada, ker evo parti je zato pomembno in vsez. V katografi vsez, da je skočen, da je to zelo površen za taj dobro, je to zelo vzvečan inšak, je to prvne občasne protokol. Zelo je začala, da je tezvršen, da skočen za parti in ki je svoj občasnj, da je začala pri potreboj partij. One more, for example, the detective has the key for the attributes detected. That's what the authority does. And then the protocol can start. For example, the attacker chooses a policy on the fly and the policy is a description that the attributes of the party must satisfy. So the party does some cryptographic operation using the key and the policy and sends a message to the other party. The other party does the same and sends back the message. The property is that they share a secure channel if both policies are satisfied. So there is a mutual match. Say, the intro has some properties that the intuitive one is the impersonator resistant that basically says that it is impossible to impersonate another person. So if I am a ninja and I have the attributes for Ninja, I cannot pretend to be a detective because I need the corresponding key for the attributes. In druga je to, da je takto rešist, da je prvzivna vrza. Če je, da protokol izgleda, da je nekaj zelo počke, ne bo vzelo počke, to je nekaj nekaj nekaj ne bo vzelo počke. Vzelo prvzivna vrza, ker, da poček vrza nimi, ne bo vzelo počke, da je nekaj nekaj nekaj, ker ne bo vzelo počke. Tako, je nekaj teknik, da je zelo počke, V svoj stvari je norempnitivna delaj.  Všim posez dolega se zelo. Z nekjej novi nekaj nekaj moj se zelo. Skupaj dolega so dolega informacije. Zato, tukaj kretografija, kaj je nekaj drob, zelo način je verjena in šek, kaj je je nekaj in vsega zelo, in je to, ko je in šek, da je vsega zelo. Zelo je, da je vsega vsega vsega, ki je zelo, ki je zelo, da jeznaša vsega zelo. Ale bo je poškodila, da je zelo, kako je zelo, ki je zelo, ki je odliči vsega zelo. In vseželj se da bomo vseželj, tudi na poliziru, pripravljaj na posločne in režimyske, in vseželj da pa ne bo, da se vseželj in je nešlo pošločnje, tako da se je vseželja. Tako, da se je pošločnje, tako da se je, da se nešlo pošločnje. Tako, da se je pošločnje, tako da se nešlo pošločnje. Na skupce, kar se je vseželje, je se upstairs algorithm, da jazneš kaj typing in splitej, vzgledaj glasbo isame postersi. Res nožljeni algorithm, da je samo za dar tablet, tako za držje, da jazneš podiri in je z kajt v zemljeni.gosi je se povrživ, da je zepotiraj vzge, za vzgledaj do cleaning. Zavrž Ni algoritm vzgleda, da je za dana polizija, da posrednje kajt ise posleda, In pa je tudi tudi skupi in skupi algoritmi. Tukaj prejzret nekaj, kaj dobro vse za tudi, za povedanje na vse, in naredaj za cijet, in teki prič, nekaj dobro vse za tudi, za cijet, a za nekaj dobro vse za cijet in nekaj dobro vse za cijet. Spolitava, ki mi je tukaj, je nekaj za vse za cijet in kaj zelo, kar se da je vse vse vse za cijet in kaj dobro vse za cijet.いいewes, for this reason we define two game-based definitions in to capture these properties. The first one is called Match Security. We incorporate at the same time the CPI security of the encryption scheme, together with detector system. The attacker's is the receiver. отсhele attacked begin algorithms gets two challenges And each challenge contains the input of the encryption algorithm So, the attributes the policy, and the message of the sender. As the challenger Choosing one of the two encrypes it and the objective is to guess the bit bit. So, it's clear that this is the, C Parce点, because the same attacker, can choose two messages and also has oracle access to the sender keygen so. in izgledeš kredaj in sekundačnja spotovati in nekaj, da všeč je boh začusti vš준je, navazr da dobro vsnega akriplja izboj in reklamo kredaj v kaž screams in pr knotje. Tako, ampak da nosila valitu, in ima tko, da dodati sem odcela, kako dobro načo vse počela. If the attacker produces a mismatch, what we ask is that, basically, both challenge lies in one of these categories. Each challenge lies in one of these categories, so it's a mismatch. Note that they don't need to be on the same class. For example, the first challenge could be a mismatch of this type, while the second one of this type. And this implies that we have the detector resistant, because we are implicitly saying that these cases are indistinguishable. And in the definition, there is also an additional case, the case where the attacker has a mismatch, so he can actually retrieve the messages. The message, so we ask the attacker to put two messages that are equal in the challenge phase. So this definition captures the CPA security definition and the detector resistant, but we are still missing the impersonator resistant. So we have a second definition that is called authenticity. Now the attacker is the sender, has oracle access to the key-gen algorithm, and what the attacker needs to do is to produce a ciphertext that correctly decrypts under a policy and without having the corresponding key. So without having a key for some multiples that match the policy. So matchmaking encryption has policies, has attributes. So the first question is what is the relation with attribute-based encryption. So there are mainly two attribute-based encryption. The first one is called software policy. So where the sender chooses a policy on the fly and encrypts the message, and the decryption key of the receiver contains the attributes. And there is the opposite that is called key policy. Now the sender chooses the attributes on the fly and the decryption key contains the policy. So matchmaking encryption implies cyber-policy FBE because the only thing that we have to do is to ignore the policy of the receiver and this can be done by setting the policy to autotology, so a formula that is always satisfied. And matchmaking encryption also implies key policy FBE if you don't need authenticity because first of all we can ignore the policy of the sender using the same technique, but still as you can see there is a difference because the sender has an encryption key for the attributes. Why do we need an encryption key? Because we want authenticity, but of course if we don't need authenticity these attributes can be chosen on the fly. And we have key policy FBE. There is a third case, a third type of attribute-based encryption that is called dual policy. Now there are two policies and one of the receivers is containing the decryption key together with the attributes. In this case the two schemes remains incomparable because the main difference is that dual policy is a single key while matchmaking encryption has two and in matchmaking encryption if the receiver has multiple keys can interleave them and this is not possible in dual policy. And moreover if you don't care about the decryption key the problem of dual policy is that it doesn't achieve match security because it's always possible to see if a policy is satisfied or not. So now we are going to see how we can build matchmaking encryption and at high level this is what is the workflow of the decryption algorithm so it has to check if both policies are satisfied, if it is true then return the message otherwise there is an error. So the first question is why we don't build matchmaking encryption because we have cypher policy and key policy maybe we can use both to have matchmaking and let's forget for the moment about the entities so let's assume that we want a matchmaking encryption scheme that attributes are choosing on the fly. A way to do that is to encrypt, use the key policy B to first encrypt the message and then encrypt again the cipher text with cypher policy B. So now we have two decryption keys one for the attributes that is the decryption key of cypher policy B so we can remove the layer on the decryption phase and we can use the second key one for the policy to remove the last layer and retrieve the message. So from a syntactical point of view this looks like a matchmaking encryption scheme but the problem is that it doesn't achieve match security and they gave you the intuition before because basically an attribute based encryption scheme is responsible only to handle a single policy and when that policy is not satisfied basically it returns an error message so the error message gives us the information that the policy is not satisfied so in this example basically when we try to for example to encrypt the first layer we retrieve the error message we know that the policy is not satisfied and in detail these two cases so the one that the policy of the sender is not satisfied and the one of the receiver yes and the opposite are always distinguishable and these are two cases of the match security definition so these give us the intuition that in order to have matchmaking to implement matchmaking encryption we need to check that both policies are satisfied atomically otherwise it's impossible to have match security and from the geographical point of view we have two results we are able to build matchmaking encryption from randomized functional encryption and non-interacted zero-knowledge we have a second result where we replace the randomized functional encryption scheme with a true input functional encryption so we can trade the randomization of the function with a true input function so let's see the first result what is a functional encryption scheme there are decryption key for functions it is possible to encrypt a message using a public key and the property is that when we decrypt using the decryption key what we obtain is the evaluation of the function with input encrypted message and the security guarantees that nothing is leaked except the output of the function there is the randomized version basically it's the same where the function is randomized so when we decrypt we evaluate the function with some fresh randomized so how we build matchmaking encryption we use two functions one is randomized and one is deterministic the randomized one as are coded the attributes of the receiver and takes in input the attributes of the sender the policy and the message and this function checks if the policy is satisfied if the sender's policy is satisfied if this is true re-encryps the attributes of the sender and the message using the encryption algorithm of functional encryption otherwise re-encryps re-encryps to error messages using the same encryption algorithm then we have a second function that as are coded now the policy of the receiver takes in input the attributes of the sender and the message so what the previous function encryps and checks if the policy of the receiver is satisfied if it is true retards the message otherwise is not an error so basically what we are doing here is we are using two different functions to check the two policies and we are we are passing information to the second function encryptors fashion in order to only get information and this allows to check both policies in atomic way so just to conclude basically the decryption key for the attributes will be the decryption key of the randomized functional encryption scheme and the decryption key of the policy will be the decryption key of the functional encryption scheme so this construction as it is allows us to have match security but still we miss authenticity and how we keep that is we use signature and non-interactive zero-knowledge at a level basically the signature is used by the authorities to certify that the party possess that attributes so the signature will be the encryption key and then we use non-interactive zero-knowledge to prove that the attributes that are encrypting here are attributes that the party possess so it knows that signature that correctly verifies under these attributes and what we need zero-knowledge because we need to don't leak any information about the attributes because otherwise any information about the attributes can give us the can reveal if a policy is satisfied so we don't have match security so as I mentioned, some other results that you can find on the paper we have an implementation of an identity-based version so basically attributes and policies are binary string and the policies satisfy if these two strings are equal we put forward we define the definitions and we are able to build this identity-based version from the billionaire differential assumption in the random article then we put forward an anonymous bulletin board that uses identity-based matchmaking encryption to allow parties to post and retrieve messages according to their interests and protect their privacy by the match security definition the match property and lastly we have an alternative version of matchmaking encryption where now instead of having two keys we have a single key that incorporates together the attributes and the policy and we have the match security definition with the identity definition and in this case we are able to build the scheme directly from functional encryption signature and interactive zero knowledge so you can find the detail on the paper on the full version and that's it so thank you and I'm happy to ask answer your question if you have a question, please come to the microphone we have a lot of time for questions yes, sufficient for what you need predicate encryption instead of functional encryption would it be sufficient for what you need it seems like you only need security in the case where things don't encrypt which is usually much easier well the problem is that we need two policies so we will need two predicate encryption and the problem is that how you match these two schemes because if you use an active base encryption you don't have much security that's the problem so you need a wrapper of the two schemes that doesn't leak any information about the predicate, that's the problem so I don't think it's sufficient more questions? so I have a question do you have any intuition whether we can prove that it is impossible to prove much making encryption from attribute based encryption in the black box way or we don't have such result I mean it's an intuition if you don't assume any additional assumption so a third scheme on an additional assumption the intuition is that it's not possible because it's hard to combine two schemes and have much security I mean I don't have the impossibility result but that's just an intuition more questions? let's speak again