So our next speaker is a supervisory special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigations, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Directorate Biological Countermeasures Unit. I found the fed. I get a shirt.  So here to present on his talk, biotechnology needs a security patch. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Eddie Yu. So good afternoon. Let me start by saying I consider it a real privilege and an honor to be able to speak at DEF CON and in the biohacking village in particular. And in the interest of time, I'll just go ahead and launch right into it in order to save some time for questions and answers at the end. But very quickly, and this is very appropriate because a couple of hours ago there was a talk on DIY bioweapons, and if there's anybody out there who's supposed to be protecting you all against biological weapons, it's us, we're one of the bigger players. I'm part of the WMD Directorate, the Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate. It is one of the newest divisions within the FBI, and it was born unfortunately out of the events of the 9-11 attacks. And if you all recall, the U.S. has a dubious honor of being the one country that actually had a bioterrorism event. Literally one month after 9-11 we had the anthrax mailings that not only rocked the U.S. but it rocked the FBI in particular. And it shifted us from being not only a law enforcement investigative agency where we go in after the fact, where a crime has been committed, we go in, collect the evidence, find the perpetrator. That's all inherently reactive. Our priority, our number one priority now is one of prevention. And how do we stop another 9-11 from happening again? And in my program is how do you prevent the life sciences from being exploited and abused for offensive criminal purposes? Key point, there actually is a position within the FBI called WMD Coordinators.  But these are really the cornerstone of our programs. These are special agents, men and women that are trained in chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear matters. And the reason why they're the strength of this is there's at least one of these agents stationed in each of our 56 field offices across the U.S. So their job is to set up linkages and partnerships with state and local law enforcement with public health. And ultimately their number one priority is to go out and develop partnerships with universities, with companies in their jurisdiction including the biohacker community. So there are a lot of community labs across the U.S. who have heard of our message and has met. And one of the recommendations is hey, find out who you're friendly local neighborhood WMD coordinator is and invite him out for a beer. But that's how we've been effectively trying to make sure that we protect the life sciences. And don't worry, I'm not going to bore you to death on this one slide, but this is just, there actually are federal criminal statutes dealing with biology specifically. And if you just look at the first one, it's a crime to no only possess a biological agent toxin resistant for use as a weapon. So if you're in possession of a particularly dangerous biological agent, a virus, a bacteria, a toxin, and you perpetrate an attack, that's the focus of the whole statute. It's the intent. If the intent is to perpetrate an attack, you're in violation of this crime. But the only reason why I show this is that this is only looking at historically for the last several decades when we talk about bio threats, it's always about the dangerous bugs or the toxins. And I want you to talk to you about where biotech is taking us. This is no longer sufficient. So here's where things get a little bit interesting, where biotech is taking us. This paper came out almost two years ago now, where in China, they used gene editing. It's a very powerful molecular biology tool now that is fueling synthetic biology. It's going to be utilized by the biohacking communities. It's a very powerful beneficial tool. And here the Chinese actually announced that they modified human embryos. And that shocked everybody. I mean, this caused a flurry of policy discussions around the world. And then on top of that, just last year, you had the former director of the U.S. National Intelligence Organization classifying gene editing the equivalent of a WMD. So here you have, he listed the top 10 threats, right there up there was North Korea in their nuclear program, Iran in their nuclear program and gene editing. And to be honest with you, what? But that's the whole focus. It's the whole focus on here, biotech is developing some really powerful tools and oh God, someone out there is going to engineer the next zombie apocalypse causing virus. Okay, that's a little bit of a concern. But because of those one or two specific trees, we're missing an entire forest. And by the way, let me back up one real quick. If you look at that one paper though, even the Chinese admitted that the work that they did on the human embryos, it was crappy. The efficiency was really bad. And one of the things they realized that to counter, to make things like gene editing work better in the future, they need more data. They need more genetic information to make targeting more efficient. So the takeaway for me here is not the zombie apocalypse. The takeaway from here is this is an indication that it incentivizes gathering more biological data to make tools like this more effective. So what do I mean by that? Well, this is you. And I don't mean this as a commentary on your personal hygiene. But if you think about it, this is us because you leave DNA everywhere.  Even the seats you're sitting in, you're leaving a bit of yourself. DNA is everywhere. And that is actually very specific biological data. And it's getting more and more accessible, not just in what you slough off, but the first time an entire human person, an individual's DNA was disclosed, was in 2002, the Human Genome Project. That took over ten years and three and a half billion dollars to sequence one person's DNA. The technology today, you can sequence all of your DNA in one day for about 600 bucks. And I think within about a year or two it's going to be about $200 to sequence all of your DNA. And so right now we are generating massive amounts of DNA, genetic information. It also comprises of the data footprint you leave when you go visit a doctor's office. It's your medical records, your family history. The private sector is developing an interesting data profile on who you are. When you download an app, this DEF CON, among any other place, is painfully recognizing that, you know, what rights are you allowing these different companies when you download an app to have access to your contact list, to your caller activity. They're using that information for some, yes, some beneficial and some profitable ways, but do you realize what you're agreeing to when you sign on to that? Wearable tech.  There's a reason why that's going to be intriguing. Not just only for your individual health, but I'll talk a little bit more about that later. And even social media is looking at the potential health, the biological applications of the data, because when you put in an entry, that's time, date, stamped, and geotagged. So that's actually going to be kind of interesting. And a good shining example of that is the near and present precision and personalized medicine. So this is happening as we speak, that when you go into a doctor's office pretty soon, when you need to require medical treatment, the first thing they're probably going to do is do a data dump. They're going to look at your genetic information. They're going to look at your family records, your medical history. And this is happening in order to treat existing disease states. So if you go in as a cancer patient, they'll do a DNA sequence and based on your genetic profile, that will determine what your chemotherapy cocktail will look like. So we're starting to see that already. But the real brass ring, the goal is how do you stop disease from happening in the first place? And that's where all the other data comes in, that if you identify the risk factors, maybe you can counter it and stop it now in its tracks before the disease, before the medical condition manifests itself. That's the whole goal of how do we get customized specific treatment for your condition, but even better, how do we stop it from happening in the first place? And here's a good example of data in action. This is a U.S.-based company. It's one of those DNA diagnostic services. You pay a monthly service subscription fee. You submit a DNA sample, they'll sequence it, and they provide you some regular information.  This is a new thing. But here, this company, they published this paper that was really significant in two ways. That one, they identified 15 specific regions in your DNA that are highly correlated to severe clinical depression. And why I mean that's interesting is that it's one of the few times where you see such a high correlation between genetic and to a clinical state. But the other part that really makes this so powerful is how they got there. They had a cohort of 450,000 individuals. So 450,000 of these subscribers provided their genetic information and volunteered their medical history, their family history. And using all that data is how they were able to find this correlation. This is how precision medicine works. It's finding all the data, looking at it in the massive scale. It's straight up statistics, right? The bigger the data set you have, the more reliability or fidelity you're going to have in your results. So bottom line, if I go in as a patient, you can have every single piece of data about who I am. It means nothing in isolation. How this works is now you compare me to a population data set. So look at how many other people are like Asian, male, my age range, my lifestyle. Look at the similarities, look at the differences and that will dictate what the treatment is going to be. And by the way, all those companies out there that you are now seeing advertising a lot saying, hey, look at your genealogy. What ethnicity are you? And all these type of diagnostic services, when you subscribe, they don't make money off of that. In fact, they lose money. It's not profitable for them. How they're going to make their return on investment is just this. That when they find those correlations that can sell this information to pharmaceutical, to biotech companies and come up with the specific treatments and the drugs.  So bear that in mind. But the important aspect of this is that the name of the game as we speak today is whoever has the largest, most diverse data sets wins the day. Unfortunately, that means that the bad guys know that too. And what I'm proposing here, and this is somewhat theoretical, is that this is one of the reasons why you're seeing a targeting of the healthcare sector. That it's not, this is not ransomware, this is not want to cry. This is looking at getting access to biological data. So if you look at historically, the very, very large and significant health insurance company hacks. I don't care about the PII, the private information. I don't care about the insurance. I don't care about the credit card information. It's the biological data that's really important. Because here you have a senior level person at a university who suffered from a breach of four and a half million patients and this is a direct quote, say, hey, don't worry folks. It doesn't look like a credit card or financial information was impacted. So don't sweat it. But in the same breath said, but those parts of the network that contains names of birth, names, dates of birth, social security numbers, Medicare health identification, and patient diagnoses and procedures. Well, yeah, that was hacked. That was accessed. Forget about credit card information. If you get the patient diagnoses and procedures, that's to the tune of millions of people, their medical condition, what drugs they're being provided, what treatments are being provided, what the schedule is. And oh, by the way, all these significant hacks, these companies hired their own private cybersecurity firms. They were Mandiant, Crowdstrike, FireEye. And those companies attributed all these health insurance hacks to a hacker group based in China. So somewhere sitting in China is all this biologically relevant data to the tune of millions of patients out there. But it doesn't mean that, you know, I classified that as criminal or covert acquisition of data. It doesn't help that we're giving it away too. That as of today, we are also in the midst of an information space race, whether you knew it or not. And for the most part, we don't recognize that. And so what I mean by giving away, this is a snapshot of a company called BGI. BGI was formerly known as the Beijing Genomics Institute. They are now based in Shenzhen. And through the government and private support over the years, they are one of the world's largest DNA sequencing companies out there. So they sequence DNA fast. They do it scale. And most importantly, they do it cheap. And so a lot of our universities and companies have partnered or contracted BGI to do DNA sequencing. So for cancer research, for diabetes research, for autism research, we're sending over blood samples, tissue samples. And yes, the DNA gets sequenced and our scientists and our doctors are getting the information. But at the end of the day, they have it too. And I don't care really whatever privacy contracts or statements they have signed. I don't know. But the point being is that the data is being made. And the key question is who actually has access to that? And it's not just the U.S. BGI rolled out a prenatal test kit in the European Union into 16 member countries.  Well, this test kit is you just do a blood drop on the mother and they'll isolate the circulating maternal and fetal DNA and sequence the DNA. And you get just as good a result as you would get from an amnia. So very cheap, very easy to do. And BGI, when they rolled this out in 2014, they wanted to get 400,000 pregnant women into the program. As of last year they had more than one million. So all across Europe there are more than a million mothers and their children and their genetic information. So yes, they find out about the health of their future child. But again, somewhere sitting in China is probably that genetic information. And it's not just BGI. This is another company called WUSI. Well, that fantastic story about I showed you that of a U.S. company utilizing that genetic information to find a correlation between data and depression. Well, less than a year before they rolled out that finding, WUSI, this big giant pharma company in China became an investor, was an investor in that company. So why steal it? Just outright invest or merge with these companies and potentially have access to that data. The bottom part really bothers me a lot. That WUSI got their own DNA sequencing company and they were based in Shanghai. And this company got CLIA CAP accredited. What does that mean? They got accredited by the College of American Pathologists and got CLIA certification, which means that they are HIPAA or Privacy Compliant. So on paper they are good to go. So the entire state of California is looking at outsourcing genetic testing to China. So think about that for a second. You might be a patient in California and walk into a health clinic or a hospital seeking medical care and unbeknownst to you, your samples might be tested in either a Chinese or a Chinese affiliated firm and you don't know that. But at least on paper they are Privacy Compliant according to our existing policies. This is another company that acquired, I guess you would say older generation DNA sequencing. They acquired in a company in the U.S. that had next generation sequencing technologies. And the only reason why I highlight this is that if a foreign company comes in and wants to buy an arm of Raytheon, Northrop Grumman or Boeing, that immediately raises a lot of red flags because that's sensitive aerospace technology and there's a lot of oversight and review that happens. But if a foreign company like this company in China comes in and takes over a biological company or somebody has access to DNA sequencing data, it doesn't get flagged for the same kind of oversight and review. It's just bio. It's just medical data. What's the big deal? And here's yet another company called Novigene. They are literally only a couple years old. They bought some of the latest generation DNA sequencers and now they are actually one of the largest DNA sequencing companies in the world. And the thing is those three companies I just mentioned, Novigene, WooCee and BGI, as of two months ago all three of CAP accredited. All three are HIPAA compliant and so they can outbid everybody out there. So my guess is that if we're not careful, the entire U.S. and the rest of the world might outsource genetic testing to one of these three companies. So it doesn't matter that if you're familiar with data sciences, you can sit on all the data in the world. It doesn't matter. You have to get the tools to make that data useful. And China shows some tells here too that it shocked the entire world because he was sitting on top of everything but why? He's starting a whole new artificial intelligence and machine learning company to make the data useful. And here's yet another interesting tell that BGI partnered with Huawei. And if you're not familiar, Huawei is the world's largest telecom out there. They are think of Amazon Web Services and AT&T and Verizon combined and that's Huawei and yet you have a DNA sequencing company partnering with BGI. WooCee also partnered with Huawei just last year. So pretty soon a company that's trying to dominate the networks and put smartphones out there, you may install your iHealthKid or Fitbit app onto. They're going to be tapping into those networks and they're having access to those very large genetic data streams as well. So bottom line, do we really recognize what the security standards are? And nowhere do I want to say that we need to come full stop on this. There's just too much problem. If you can cure cancer, if you can treat disease, absolutely we need that to happen. But we do need to see that we need to go into this with our eyes wide open that there are some consequences that we need to be taken into consideration. My program, we partnered with the National Academies of Sciences and we hosted a series of workshops over the last year on data security when it comes to privacy. Not a whole heck of a lot when it comes to security. And that becomes a little bit of a problem. But because of this though, it's a challenge. We have a window of opportunity to understand, hey, one, this is an issue. This is not like I said viruses, bacteria, toxins. But the sort of the meme that I'm trying to get started is for our lack of foresight, if we're not careful, they corner the global data and everybody else's, then the US might become healthcare crack addicts and China might become our pusher. And if that happens, is that okay from a security standpoint? And I don't mean to be completely China bashing all the time, it's just that they are the most blatant players. But I guarantee you that as data becomes more and more a commodity that everybody's going to go out and try to grab as much data as they can to see how they can monetize it. And if that's the reality, you're going to have all kinds of security considerations to think about. So with that, you know, I'm an FBI agent. I deal with biological WMDs and yet here I am speaking at DEF CON, which again hats off to Nina and the invitation. This is really truly a privilege and even a few months back to south by southwest where you're seeing the cutting edge of innovation and investments. This is where the economy, not only the US but globally is going. And do we really, really want to see what we are? So with that, I just wanted to tell you that there's so much promise in this field in biotech that all of you are going to be a part of this either willingly or not. But at the same time, how can we potentially recognize this as an issue and then how can we be part of the solution to address these new challenges. So with that, thank you. And I think I have a little bit of time for questions, right? All right. Hello. Oh, okay. To sort of combine the whole WMD with the data is a commodity and hacking, how do you guys look at what they say some foreign entity hacks this vast store of data, gets access to this data and then uses it to either one, target a specific population based on their genetic data or conversely target a vast area of the population based on their genetic data. Yes. Thank you. I appreciate that. That always comes up and that it's actually was brought up at two talks ago about the DIY biological weapons and again, it goes back to somebody making the engineering, the zombie apocalypse of virus and targeting a specific ethnic group. Yeah, I mean, you always discuss and includes that, but I'm going to turn that around a little bit. Okay, so look at where the incentives are going to be, like I mentioned before. So it's in their best interest if you look at China or the Southeast Asian region in the just in general, they are faced with a clear and present danger of emerging and reemerging infectious disease. Influenza, it's percolating in their background. It's going to, it's not a matter of if it's when we had a 2009 H1N1 pandemic, right? It's going to happen again. I guarantee you that. But theoretically speaking though, theoretically speaking you could potentially, if you have enough population data all around next time you get hit with a pandemic you can probably engineer, manufacture a vaccine that may be more specific for your own population and just sit back and let the rest of the world get sick. That's almost as good as an offensive capability but it's far more an incentive to want to do that for yourself. Either or sell it to the rest of the world in an incredible markup. Either way, they hold all the levers and again it comes back to this is not privacy, this is not germ warfare per se, although it has an aspect of it, but there's a whole spectrum of risks that we're not thinking about. What does it mean that if some are out there they can figure out what your future medical fate or those of your family members or those of your children what it might be. Can you imagine right now that when you buy stuff from Google or Amazon, you get started with emails saying, hey, based on your purchase history you might be interested in this. That's all machine learning based on your pattern of activity. What happens if someone out there has that type of information about you biologically and say, hey, you might be vulnerable to this particular disease so we're the only ones that can provide this to you. That becomes an incredible hook and again this goes so much beyond the individual looking at what's the impact on our economy or economies and then looking at what does this do for our biodefense or also destabilization on our current foreign trade agreements if you promise I won't target your finished IP data today it may not mean that much because you don't have the tools to make it useful and if someone out there will take it but two years, five years, ten years from now as soon as we develop all of a sudden that data becomes incredibly valuable but we're not thinking about it that way we're looking at the finished product and I think that's too short-sighted on our part and because of that we're leaving our size wide open to be blindsided sorry, long-winded answer to your question but it is true you bring up at one point that's one aspect but there's a whole range of issues that we haven't taken into consideration yet alright thank you everyone


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You know I love Jacksonville one of a few teams more poverty than the Lions right now, but the team is nuts Welcome boys. This is the Jacksonville Jaguars team team and there's some really exciting stuff on this team Namely the Jaguars got a golden ticket someone was a big Collin Johnson fan and the golden ticket they pulled This is a six foot six wide receiver with 99 speed jump catch catch and traffic Spectacular catch short route run. He's gonna function like a megatron basically. I'm really excited to use Collin Johnson But of course there's Jimmy Smith to Jimmy Smith one of the most underrated wide receivers of all time He's tied for third NFL all-time for most a thousand-yard seasons He is tied with Randy Moss and Terrell Owens 99 speed 99 catch 99 short He's gonna be a beast too. I mean he's six once and that's more of our speed guy right now Whereas Collin Johnson is our like bailout other than that though I got to say as far as team teams go the worst backfield that we have seen Trevor Lawrence is okay at a 97 Leonard Furnett is okay At a 96 but this is legitimately the best you can do there is no other cards for Jaguars team team. That would be better Sometimes the Jaguars will get like a Maurice Jones drew, but they didn't get a good one this year So also I've been playing an insanely cool new game. It's called left to survive It's a third-person cinematic zombie shooter. 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He was a Jaguar 98 overall and Tori hold 99 as well I've received before we got Baceli Andrew Norwell Tyler Shatley Brandon Scherf who is now a Jaguar I just kind of just learned that also now a Jaguar they have been making some moves Evan Engram Evan Engram is really talented. He had a drop problem You just drop open passes kind of hoping he does well in the Jaguars because he's really good a defense You actually have a a nasty nasty defense with really good linebackers and edge rushers It used to be called Saxonville for a reason So Andrew Wingard is all right to Sean Gibson's a gold 99. So he's amazing Josh Allen gold 99 the real Josh Allen Miles Jack always a good user Devon Lloyd. Thanks to the draft gold 99 Dante Fowler. You got Jalen Ramsey I know he's amazing da Aaron Glenn Shaquille Griffin gold 99 gold 99 Kaleas Campbell gold 99 Trayvon Walker I have six gold 99s on defense and two on offense the two on offense are both wide receivers So it's actually a really good team.  Thank you so much, bro. I really appreciate it I kind of thought we were gonna get shafted on a Jaguars team team I don't know who'd have it but Brandon had an insane one. So love to see it since they dropped those training variety packs We now have like cool new uniforms. So we have the 2015's classic color rush for the Jaguars I'm really hoping I actually get to use them. So I'm hoping we're home.   Didn't the Jaguars almost beat Tom Brady with Blake Bortles? Wasn't it the Saxonville team when their defense was insane? They had Jalen Ramsey Kaleas Campbell.  No theme team Jacksonville Jaguars. Let's have some fun We're the playoffs boys. We gotta play. We gotta play our hearts out right now. Oh, I got the unis Hey, I got the unis that I wanted. Let's go throw underneath the Leonard Furnette playoff Lenny Nine yards. I'm just gonna go inside zone. Let's just pick up the first be smart here Just rocked prime time he does that bulldozer tank and reach for it protected quick draw sideline dead.   Oh Right over the middle Alan Robinson got his user looking at the check down. Oh, he sees it just a little bit Oh, no, he does not look at playoff Lenny three rushes 17 yards. Ooh RB is just so open. How can I not? Are you kidding me? How did we mess that up? That was comically open. We missed it and now I have a fourth down a fourth and 16 Are you shitting me? So Nate Hobbs got through unblocked 99 speech on my head. That was so messed up. No That's what we need right there. That is exactly what you need in that moment. Oh, I'm gone the kicker flip pass I don't think this really works anymore. Like at all. Oh my god. Are you kidding me? I haven't seen that working so long eight to zero. Let's get it, baby It's gonna be a dub. It'd be a quick dub. All right, let's go with the stretch playoff Lenny is running like a madman right now Come here You gotta know I have tank and bulldozer, right? You got to go low, buddy.  Let's go. That's a touchdown Oh, is it a touchdown? Let's make it 16 to 0. Holy pressure dude. His is the line is insanely good. All right We're gonna send a big blitz here. I'm gonna do it get to him Shit, I thought he might have landed out of bounds. He might score here. He's moving quick Just got to be nervous to the run right now. We got to be ready for the run. Where are you gonna throw? Nowhere in Gakuei Can we clamp him right here? He does and he gets stumped. Gosh Jacobs can't go anywhere right now. We're on everything We're not just so that dog water pass for a touchdown.  It does And he keeps tackling that you can't tackle Leonard for net high bro. You got to go low wide Open Evan Engram. They don't get any more open than that six or seven hundred one yards great plays Let's just get a field goal range.  That's greedy.  We got to catch him, buddy This went from 14 to 0 to 14 to 14 left side left side left side and he caught that I'm getting Shafted right now.  So I accept that but his first touchdown was trashed that two point I don't know about that either. Hee Tyree kill was wide open. So that was really big right there. I'm sending a man blitz. I think he's running.  He's punting actually How did Rimsley just do that without even looking at the ball? All right, we got to go score now for sure huge stop though to start us out massive even Wide open a Rob break and tackles too. I see you run game was killing it before. Let's get back to it It's not a simple as that. I got flooded right there. Oh Okay, Lenny, I don't mind a little bit of luck. We're gonna need it to win this game Jesus Christ, what is he running?  His defense is killing me, honestly Literally nothing is open. There's nothing open. I'm in a box completely. Who is this man? Jesus just broke two tackles All right sacks manning. Not sure why I tried to take off with manning, but all right. It is Saxonville. We have three sacks Yes, sir. Oh Aaron, I need you to go buddy.  Why is paid manning that fast?    Literally don't know what this play is. Oh My god, his whole team ran right.  That's another three yards. We gotta get in the end zone We got to get an end zone and a two-point second and gold. Oh, no, that's a blitz. I will take it field I mean I feel gold it goes pretty damn good here. This touchdown has to be so free that like I have to take it There it is Honestly, that's fine.  This is a defensive game right now We're locking each other up all this scoring in the first half and virtually nothing here or actually literally nothing This would be the first point 17 to 15 two minutes and 18 seconds in the fourth quarter in a wild card playoff game The good news is his offense is so much worse than mine. I think right now like if we look at offensive stats I think I'm playing a lot better. Obviously I threw a pick six. So how do we not get pressure? How do we not get pressure on that dude? I said six He's only completed six passes. I'm mad. Hey, let's go third and one Fourth and 11 we can end the game right here if we get a stop one more stop section bill We just got a oh one first down, baby one first down. I'm running a wildcat Oh Damn it. There is honestly. There is honestly a hole there. I think somehow I could have hit it All right, if he takes Robinson, I'm throwing for an a Yes, sir. I thought he'd get that for sure. He does use his final timeout So I can still chew a lot of clock here if I get a first I win win what a game Holy shit, we squeaked it out and I can't even look at the stats They got it They gotta have a way that you can check your stats if someone does that because I would have loved to See the stats on that Aaron Glenn with a big pick Ramsey with a big pick lots of sex dude That d-line came up huge. That's exactly what we needed. That's a win the Saxonville Jaguars 8 and 2 Brandon I got you my guy. Hey the divisionals all you though, sir I barely squeaked that out Jacksonville Jaguars theme team in the books boys I hope you guys enjoyed way better than I thought it'd be and I'll see you guys next video. Peace


T. Thielen, who had quite the night here tonight. Five, right? The finish was five, as he was certainly finishing early and often in this game. JT coach referenced the time that you spent away. How good do you feel in getting back into the swing of things, just all around in your game? I feel like the biggest thing was just conditioning. I mean, being away for about a year was tough on my body and trying to stay in shape. But in the pre-season, we went real heavy on running. And I think coach did a good job of giving me back in shape. And I feel like I'm getting into the swing of things again, which is solid. JT, what's the mindset of the team, back-to-back losses to ranked teams? And it's unfortunate, but you guys recognize that you have a huge game with Salisbury looming in a couple of days. In the locker room, everyone's got their heads down right now. But we did talk about how next week we got an opportunity to get our spirits back up. And beat a team that we haven't beaten in a while. And I'm honestly looking forward to it. I haven't played against Salisbury in my career here. And I'm looking forward to seeing what I could do against them. JT, coach referenced this brutal schedule that you guys played at the beginning of the season. But as you get into conference play, how much better do you feel like you are for facing a schedule like this? And how much do you think you're prepared for? What's going to be a push to the NCAA tournament? Honestly, I love playing the schedule that we play. I love playing these tough opponents. We all come here to play the best lacrosse so we can play and play in the best teams in the country is exactly what we want. I think playing all those tough teams early in the season is definitely going to help us out, going into these conference games. And I think we're going to get some big wins. So how many should you have had tonight? Probably eight or nine. Those are the ones you think about, too, right? I want to think about them tonight when I sleep. Thinking about how many more it could have been. But it was a good game for you. Obviously, I know you're disappointed with the loss. But I appreciate you coming up and chatting with us and best of luck moving forward. Appreciate it. JT Thielen joining us here on the All Access Post Game Show. Good to chat with him first time we had the opportunity to do that this season.


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA The Foot Account, and welcome back to the channel. Today, we're going to be solely talking about road to the finals, how you can trade with them live in game, and also market movements and price movements that they will have after their games are over this week and into the future, right? Talking about road to the final cards that are going to get upgraded, road to the final cards that are going to be no longer receiving upgrades because their team will be knocked out of the competition. We are in the knockout stages of Champions League and of the Europa League, and that's going to happen, right? We have to talk about viewing those cards in a certain way because they're basically just a cool looking inform once we get to a point where that team is no longer in the competition. So the number one thing I want to focus on today though is the live trading, right? Because we have been doing a lot of this last week on Thursday with all the Europa League games. We were actually live trading on stream, Twitch.tv, the backslash of Foot Account. Link is down below in the description. It is so fun to live trade these cards because they move every single time there is a goal scored and you can make some crazy profits if you get in right when a goal is scored.  For example, last week when Lille scored the first goal in the game against Lille and Iax, this Renato Sanchez, road to the final item, went from 1.3 million coins all the way up to 1.55 million in a matter of five minutes. So a 250K swing in five minutes. Then of course, Iax came back and scored two and he is now down at a million coins and he was even less than this post game, right? And also we have cards that won the first game, right? You have guys like Quincy Promes. This is another one of the market movements we'll watch for post game. This guy was 240K, right? I bought three of them. Iax scored, boom, boom, two goals in a row. He went all the way up to 280 and then post game he went back down to 240 again. So then he got back up now as people are starting to invest for those potential upgrades and he's almost 300,000 coins. So there's tons of fluctuations with these RTTF cards but the first thing I wanna focus on is that live trading because again, this week we are in the second leg for the Europa League and we're gonna talk about the Europa League a decent amount because we are gonna get a lot of cards upgraded this coming Friday night with Europa League upgrades finally gonna happen with those second leg games being played. We'll find out which teams will qualify for the round of 16 because there have been no Europa League upgrades yet for the knockout stages. It's only been a few of the Champions League cards because what you'll see again this Friday is the first leg of Champions League cards from the Athletico Madrid, Chelsea game or the city versus much of Gladbach game. The games that are happening Tuesday and Wednesday in Champions League if any team wins those they will get an upgrade but then we're waiting for the actual teams to qualify for the next round of Europa League to get an upgrade there. So let's talk about which cards and how you can kind of trade these guys in game.  The answer to that is yes because what happens is a lot of people that have invested in these you start to see the sell off whether they won or lost a lot of that sell off happens actually post game. So during the middle of the game these cards fluctuate up and down because people think they're gonna get upgraded and they think their prices will go higher. And you can honestly when the game starts yes Insignia is up 30K from where he was at a low point Napoli is down 2-0 to Grinata on aggregate right now in the going into the second leg of Europa League. Yes, this guy is up 30K but look how high he was last week during when the games were happening 220K. So this guy's still 80K from where he was. If Napoli can mount a comeback and this card could potentially getting upgraded to an 88 if Napoli end up scoring three goals and winning like three nil in the second leg then you would see this guy absolutely go past 220, 230, 240,000 coins his card would get bought up like crazy. That's kind of a basis that you can use if it's a card that's dropped off so much you can kind of look back at their prices from before and maybe expect them to get back to that price as a good point to start with if they would score goals and continue to come back. So that's one example right there. Now when you're trading live in game, right? You're like how the problem with trading live in game is you have to be one of the first ones to actually start to buy the cards because just like if you're watching the game in real time literally when that team scores a goal people are going on to the market and they're buying these cards up and they're not buying them, right? I missed when that, I mentioned that Renato Sanchez went from 1.3 to 1.55 I missed a Renato Sanchez at 1.3 nil because I was too late to go and buy that. I missed the buy window by just a hair, right? So how do you know when a team scores and how do you know what price to buy it? So what you kind of have to do is you have to be monitoring the price during the game. So like let's say on Thursday when Iax and Leela are playing the Dissequency Promise card is still right at 300,000 coins. They're of course up two to one and he's inflated in price already but if they score again and it looks like they're gonna win and he's gonna get that guaranteed upgrade this card's going to an 86 so I would not be surprised if he went further up in the game coming this Thursday, right? So let's say, you know, one thing that I like to do to get really fast notifications if you're watching the game live, right? There's not too much that beats that but one website that I like to use to get live notifications for when a team scores is this app called SofaScore. You can use Footmob. There's a couple other apps out there that give like live updates for when a team scores and this is a great way to get that notification that a goal has been scored. Usually it's pretty close to almost live, not quite but if you can't watch the game like actually live that's like the next best thing in my opinion except for one example what I'll explain in a second but an app like this will give you live updates so anywhere that can give you like the fastest live scoring updates then you get that update on your phone, boom, you log in to companion app and the cards are gonna be flying off the shelves so you're gonna have to pick one up fast and what you're gonna wanna do when you get that purchase is you're gonna have to like wait, right? Because people who are on live streams and people who are late to the party will start buying that card up as well so let's say Quincy promises 300,000 coins he's gonna get bought up for like the next five, 10, 15 minutes before people start to list again. 15 minutes might be too long but five to 10 minute window and you'll see a lot of the cards get bought up, bought up, bought up. Now if it's a card like Promise who was already up a lot he might not spike as much as somebody like Insignia could who is weighed down because they're not really projected to come back and win so kind of keep that in mind as well is as you're expecting a rise in these cards always keep in mind how well that what the expectation is for that card if they're supposed to lose then they're gonna go up more because they're defying the odds but if they're supposed to win they might not go up as much because that's already expected and some of that price that they're at at the moment is already inflated because people are expecting that win so the important part is getting into buy as fast as you can and let's say Insignia right when Napoli scores 140K honestly you kinda have to bite the bullet sometimes and you have to search a little bit higher and start buying those cards five to 10K higher because you know they're gonna keep going up further than that and you're still gonna be able to profit but you have to actually get cards bought because everybody's rushing to the market at that point in time to buy those cards so you have to be fast that's the most important thing you have to be fast with that and then you really have to watch the market for the next five to 10 minutes after that goal is scored then you have to time that sell right when you stop seeing people buying the cards when they get listed up so let's say Napoli scores one goal this Insignia goes up to like 170K you kinda have to also that's another thing you have to talk about or think about is am I gonna sell because they scored one goal or do I think they're gonna come back right so like watching the momentum of the game actually watching the game paying out as well that's why this kind of trading is so fun risky, it's very risky but it's also very very fun because you can kinda say yo Napoli they just got a goal they're starting off hot it's the first half maybe I think they're gonna continue to play well and get a couple more goals here and then potentially this card will go higher so you're in that situation where do I sell the card I bought it for 150 it's now 175 do I sell and I take my profit there or do I hold for the potential profit to get up to 200K plus if they keep scoring goals so those are all the sorts of questions that you have when these cards are live and playing in game now I will say again as I mentioned the sell time is important too if there's one goal scored and let's say for promise since they're already ahead you might wanna just cash out when that first goal is scored he's gonna take a quick spike and then everybody who is gonna be like alright he's gonna get upgraded GGs might start listing the card or you just might not see as many people buying that card so selling if you wanna get the peak sell time in the most I guess less risk is right after that goal five to 10 minutes you'll see that card spike up then people start undercutting after that so if you sell in that first five to 10 minutes that's gonna be a great time to sell those cards after they do score a big time goal so let's talk about one other thing here and let's kinda transition to like post game actually before I do that I forgot to mention that when you're watching the game live if you don't have an app like this or you wanna get the absolute fastest, fastest updates for when a team scores now you have to be of age to do this I don't know what like the gambling ages are whatever country you're in what the legal age is for that for gambling websites and for apps but when I was here live watching the games last Thursday I noticed that one of my betting apps FanDuel here in the USA was updating the scores faster than these websites which makes sense right cause they have to obviously set the odds for their live betting right those are gonna update basically the fastest out of anything that you're gonna be able to find so if you are able to do that download like one of those betting app I don't know if you guys across the world what like if you can bet if it's sports betting is legal where you're at or what apps you have or what websites you have but definitely keep that in mind too because those are gonna update really really really fast almost in real time so that is one little tip I would give you as well but let's talk about post game now we kinda talked about in game live trading in the risk the timing post game right everybody starts listing their cards post game and we have a couple of examples that we can talk about this already I mentioned the Quincy Promes but also you have guys let's say they lost right let's say they lost now this week is an upgrade week except for Champions League so just like we had last week with Klosterman and Griezmann their cards since their teams lost they dropped off considerably post match because people were saying hey the potential upgrade for these the chance of that happening is really slim so you had this Klosterman go from like 600K all the way down to 415,000 coins he's 435 right now but he was bought back to like 430 these cards will kinda bounce back into the second leg especially the Champions League ones right Griezmann was post game all the way down to 265 I bought two or three of them and he's bounced back almost to 300K at some point so these cards are just very rare that post game for a Champions League if the first leg is still going on if they lose this week right this week's games Tuesday and Wednesday watch those cards get very low and then have potential to bounce back depending on the links the hype and the usability of that card always kinda keep that in mind post game now if a team wins and the upgrade is guaranteed and this is where I wanna talk again let's say you know Spurs are looking really good to get a win this week right 1.4 million versus Soko he's getting a plus two his cards gonna be ridiculous 100% watch this card after the game because when this card's still inflated Spurs win the second leg or they score goals he might not go up that much he honestly might drop if this guy's like 1.3 million or 1.25 post game this happened with last week's game for Spurs Soko was like 1.3 million before the game he went up to 1.39 when they scored and when they were winning inside the live game and he dropped down to 1.22 post game and now he's back up to 1.44 so what I would say 100% is since it's upgrade week for these cards watch the sell off post game because you could see crazy market movements with people that are just listing their cards and selling them because they think that the price is too high and people just like to sell road to the finals post game so that could be one thing you watch out for as well for a bounce back on those items and the one thing I will mention though is let's say like this Griezmann card again let's say Barcelona can't come back let's say Barcelona can't come back it's not looking probable that they do what happens to a card when it is no longer live 280 that's not a bad price actually but when a card is no longer live we'll use this card last year as an example no offense GGMU fans I'm not taking shots but you see crazy drop offs now last year if you're gonna look at a lot of graphs from last year you're gonna notice there's huge drop offs in March that was because of COVID and the competition stopping but this is basically the drop that you see when a card no longer becomes live this Marshall went from 200,000 coins in Xbox to literally 50 to 70K right you're gonna see crazy, crazy drop offs because this card once they are no longer gonna be in the competition if they get knocked out a card from that team is basically gonna act as an inform and that's kinda how you have to view it but if it is a meta player if it's a popular player we saw this last year at TV 20 as well before COVID happened is that you'll see players drop off in price but then they'll rebound because it's a very meta player like watch this port two really solid card good links right Spanish right wing in La Liga there's not a lot of right wings in La Liga in this game this is a really good card he's probably gonna drop off to be closer to like almost 100K this guy was down like the 130 or 140 range post game he's back to 160 but I would not be surprised if this guy goes back down like 100,000 coins he's still a very good card in his league for portion you might see some of those cards slowly bounce back over time and those cards will bounce back quicker and faster and higher amounts depending on how hype that they are so I think I've covered a lot about road to the finals and that's what I wanted to do today again it's very risky to live trade in the game but the profits can be insane again you're looking to buy right when a goal is scored get that notification look at the cards buy the cards be monitoring the price during the game to watch the fluctuations and then you're looking to sell five to 10 minutes after that or hold if you think the team is gonna score more goals and then of course post game watch for the market movements of cards that are getting upgraded later in the week these cards should get upgraded on a Friday night it's gonna be late Friday night but Friday night like midnight into Saturday UK time that's when you should see these cards or 7 p.m. Eastern that's when they were upgraded last week for the Champions League cards that's when we're gonna see a lot of upgrades coming this week as well so that's kind of the video for today boys if it did help you out at all make sure you hit that thumbs up comment down below if you have any questions and of course subscribe if you are new it's been Nate The Foot Account and I will catch you guys later peace out.


Today we're gonna be going over all the Air Jordan releases set to drop this month in March And I'm excited because some of these releases are gonna be some of the best of the year So let's go ahead and get started with the first shoe and that is the I'm I'm in year Air Jordan 12 These are gonna be coming in two different color ways And it's going to be a women's release when it comes to the sizing But they should have extended sizes so the man with bigger feet like you and I size 13 14 I think we should have a chance to get these I'm not a hundred percent sure And I think I also heard maybe the black pair is like the more extended sizes the white pair is like you can't get the Extended size so we might just get stuck with these but either way to fire shoes great materials with the leathers Not a bad thing to get stuck with yeah They're gonna get stuck with these I'll take that so what do you think about these when it comes to the white in the black colorway and the materials I'm telling you are so nice. No, I know this this shoe can't go wrong. I think it's a great looking shoe This shouldn't sit long. I think they'll do good. I think they'll go up in value in time And I would rush out and go get this shoe. Definitely immediate cop They just did the drop on the I'm on your website the other day And then there should be coming on sneakers app and different stuff like that early in the month So these are supposed to be dropping on the second.  We have the zoom comfort errors or the one I can't tell if this a women's or men's colorway in particular But these are way more comfortable than your normal pair of errors We're the ones they put a zoom area unit on the bottom on the whole bottom of the foot And then the materials are a little bit different on the upper given a little bit more Flexibility to make the shoe a little bit more comfy right and that's why it's the zoom comfort You see the zoom error on the time right, but at the same time the colorway is not doing for me I'm not really that's what I was thinking because I'm like this is a hard one hard to match up with clothes whatever you're gonna wear and It'd probably be great in the girls like the girls be able to rock them in a lot of stuff It's not a bad-looking shoe, but I'll stick with like a six or something. It's cool just because it's I think yeah I think it's cool come out if you want to get them you can They'll sit a little bit.   What do they call these the metallic silver? So it's kind of like like a patent leather, but not really type right shiny Silver Jordan 14, and this isn't the high top version either. It's like the mid-top version. What do you think about these? So here's what I'm gonna say They fire to me Like I would rock this you like this a good-looking shoe if it came out in do sizes, you know I think it's a good-looking shoe it'll give you that pop when you out, you know Going to do something easy to match up with clothes. You can kind of wear any color with them and you'd be alright I think this I think this shoe is gonna hit Unfortunately, the only thing I will say is it's gonna sit though a lot of people don't like 14. Yeah, it's gonna see they 14 struggle for some reason There's only a few a few color ways that people go. Oh, I gotta have that right right, but it's very few Yeah, so this one particular for you Sneakers out right here. These are dropping on the third It is a women's release right and the biggest size is a size 12 and women's so that's a So we would never get that so we can never even get it if you want it, but either way you really like these yeah Hey, you all are there Jordan right now need to rock these and bring them out to the men's colors 14 It's gonna be huge It's gonna be like a fiat Driving around in the priest All right, so this one right here the UNC now this isn't the PE but it's the GR release You know how they got the patch on the back like your Michigan fives that you got we both got the Oregon fives with the I'm excited about this one fire. I'm excited about the UNC college team edition, but without technically being a PE They're gonna drop their price by 2500.  Oh, don't do the tan for sure like that right there The colorway is clean the shoes clean the but look even look like the materials look good Yeah, like that look like a good show. I've seen the shoe in person now I'm looking online right here says man 225 is a retail. That's worth it. It's gonna go to 500 like this Yeah, I think I don't think this is gonna sit like the DJ Khaled's like These are better than the Cali that's what I'm saying That's just our opinion. Anybody else could do what they want to do, but look at the sock liner everything. Yeah Yeah, no, this is a very nice shoe definitely cops. I'm assuming you want to get these in your color for sure Okay, so this next one is not on normally we do Jordans. This is the first time I'm switching up I got to talk about this shoe for the month's release just because what is this it's just because It's a Considered to be one of the best Collaborations of the year and people think that it's gonna be the most high you talk about I really got to see this Cuz I'm worried. I'm worried now. Did you change up on me? No, did you change up on me? I just want to see what you think. Okay, so these are the Tiffany Air Force ones. It's a collaboration Right, so these are the Tiffany Air Force ones right here now They miss clean and if you look at the shoe you can see it's a all-black really nice way It's got like this silver on the back end with the Tiffany logo But that's my shoe like that's what I got the colored block in the box And then you got all these different elements to the sneaker with the stitching didn't come out with those in a pink for the women What was this one? I don't think so. What was the shoe that came out with the tip? I thought it came out with another one with like in pink or some maybe I'm wrong I'll try to find some better pictures for you. All right here. So you see that right there You got a premium nice leather. Yeah, even a swoosh everything swoosh everything like that the suede's are nice The problem for me is like It's just very basic still And it's not a problem It's not a problem that is basic because it's a clean shoe, right? But for me to gas it up and say this is the best release of the year and all that different It's not it just doesn't make sense to me. No doesn't make sense. I'll give it a strong eight Because of I'm an Air Force one dude, but if you not Air Force one dude, right? People gonna be like a six right speaking of that. We're at sneaker con If you guys haven't seen that video Go check out the video. Oh We're looking at the tables and everything like that and he was trying to find a pair of shoes and my boy richie hooked it up Over here. We got the shoes Go ahead Shawn what you got? Oh my god We're looking for that. We saw like a size 10 on the table or something like that I was like, I know one person that has a 14. We found a no But look no, we searched for a minute trying to find some shoes on my side It wasn't just like real quick where we got the shoes just struggle us. No first pair off whites, too Yeah, for sure. Hey, whoa Look at this. I'm a 14. So y'all forgive the size. This is growing in over here No, and I see these I was like, oh my god those is sick Those really I told him I said that's the only shoe out of everything I've seen in here that I will want Yeah, like I really want I was like just so happy when you said that I was like, I know somebody that has Oh, but if y'all ain't got none of your collection, you better catch up Shout out to tribute for sure. Take care of us, man. I appreciate y'all man for everything because man. Oh my god I'm so happy. Yeah, I don't even know what we went through it. Oh Make sure y'all just watch the video now posted like we got to move back to what we were talking about But so we're getting off top of these Air Force lines and everything either way the UNC I Think the UNC five is better than the Tiffany Air Force one when it comes to the shoe just pop and special Okay, we're these type of colors, right? Yeah, the Tiffany blue compared the UNC blue everything like that But for me, I'm like being a Jordan guy. I'm like these these USC fives are fire Like I like Oh for sure and retail on the Tiffany Air Force one is 400 bucks.  Yeah The UNC five right there is real nice. Yeah, so that's kind of what got us off topic And that's what was a good way to introduce you getting the shoes Uh, what else we got right here? Okay, so what is this they cut? What is this the Tiki leaf? Air Jordan one mid. All right first off I'm gonna just Go in on this shoe. These are terrible. Yeah, but don't let me go in on this shoes Okay, you got the suede. You got the leather. You got the stitch You got all the embroidery all that stuff is nice and that's cool at all But why do you do this? These ain't the ones. Why do you do this?  You want to give it all this stuff? What you say is going for 135 135 is retail. Okay, do 99 if they're gonna go on sale for sure Do one of the $99 and they're gonna sit. I don't think yeah, it's just not a good shoe Sit you the video for the beat. Yeah, that's all I can say. It's not fair to the Jordan one I mean, hey, and at the end of the day again, why would you like if you like to shoot by it? Like I don't have a problem. I bet that more people dislike that shoe than like that shoe. Yeah I Think I could double down Let me take that way into those is okay, so this is shoe. Yo now. Yeah, so Air Jordan too low. These are called UNC to Chicago. So they did a two little hits right here They put the UNC on the back end with the the UNC blue here and then the bottom and then they did the Chicago vibe With the front end around the tongue and on the middle of the foot. These are clean the leather looks really nice This looks like a dope shoe. So this is what I'm gonna say a lot of people don't like twos mm-hmm Right, they really don't mm-hmm But if you don't like twos and you don't like this shoe in a two you will never like twos This is one of the best shoes that they did in a two For me in a low and everything. Yeah, like it's a clean So if you don't like you'll never like twos if you don't even like these that so okay That's just me. The only thing I could say is The thing that could potentially push me away from not wanting to have this shoe is once I try it on I have to see what it looks like because the twos are a little bit more bulky than a Jordan one. Yeah So because it's a white shoe it looks even bigger Yeah, and when I put the shoe on depending on the type of fit with the pants and everything like that You can't wear no skinny jeans. No, but it's gonna change the whole look of the shoe, right? So I think that's the only thing but I have a strong feeling. I like to wear twos I know that already. Yeah, I have a strong feeling. I would still like this shoe I was gonna say twos are still comfortable though. Yeah, not for sure. It's a comfortable shoes highly set on shoe That's a great. I think that's a great cop right there. And I think it's uh, I don't think I don't think it's easy I think it's easy cop to Yeah, okay, so this one is the ice blue Air Jordan one low This is a clean shoe. It don't get me excited. It don't get me excited either just because mainly Everybody wants the UNC OG one right that look like a lighter color and then also It's the retro cut not the OG cut. So the tongue is longer The height they're with around the middle of the ankle area those different things Change the the fit of the shoe the look of the shoe all those different things So I think people that want affordable option that you know, if you can't get the other one, you know Cuz other one might be six seven hundred bucks. These ones retails a hundred and something that was a hundred ten dollars Oh, that's so it's like oh great pick up easy cop great summertime. Yeah, it makes sense So it makes sense, but I still I'm not gonna rush out to get that. No, no What would you rate those out of ten six six, okay?  Yeah, where we going with this? Year they're bringing back the white submit Jordan three the ones he done from the free throw line Yeah, they got the og vibes some people don't like the vintage again If you guys want to see the review make sure you guys check out the links down below in the description because I've done a full Comprehensive review of this sneaker giving you guys all the details, but they brought back the og cut the og materials They got the Nike airbag This is like the best version recreated of the retro since the og and that's what you think. No, it's a fact Okay, I get I got the comparisons. Okay. I'm telling you okay This is not gonna be in the top 10 This shoe is not if by the end of the year this shoe will not be in the top 10 of the shoes I'm telling you this. I know I'm old school. Hey clip that clip that Top 10 shoe of the year this shoe will not be in there It might be like 12 to 13 by the end of the year, but this is not gonna be a top 10 No, it's not gonna be in there. You don't want these. No, I didn't say that But I will say it is I wouldn't rush out to get them. What they're good-looking shoe We literally just had 30 pairs at our booth at sneaker con. They sold pretty quick They sold pretty quick in like three hours or so But but I ain't on the same vibe as everybody else.  No, I think I think it would be best To wait because I think they're gonna lose the hype like halfway in and then and then you can get them cheaper Do you know what this shoe is right here?  Let me know let me know down below in the comment section Did this shoe in particular? Revive jordan brand and give it life and bring the brand to a whole another level which caused Then the sequence of four five six seven eight nine ten eleven dropping Was this the shoe that was the catalyst that changed the game for jordan brand because people didn't remember about the jordan two Back in the day, right? I mean, let's just be serious right this shoe right here No No, I think it's gonna do good. I think it's gonna go up in value and I think it's gonna drop So all right, let's go up and drop. Let me see some Let me do some numbers. I think I get it at say what you say it's coming out like 200 some 225 Yeah, 225. I think it's gonna come out with 225. It's gonna go instantly to 500 Okay, and then I think before the end of the year it's gonna be down to like 350 350. Okay By the end of the year We'll see what happens and that's still more than the retail it is But it's gonna go up and down I think I think out there, you know because some of them should do that they do that rush I see that and they're like every shoe every shoe does that it's high when it's announced It releases it goes down a little bit, but it's still way higher shoots up and then it drops I get that and then over time years later it goes up like that Right, but it's gonna take a while like four years or five years I don't think so. It's a good looking shoe. Hey, all I'm saying is buy what you like at the end of day But if you like this shoe and if you love this shoe Get multiple pairs. Trust me You will be a happy camper. That's all I can say You're gonna be and if you see a size 14 talk to you boy. Oh my Just in case I don't want to miss out either. I can't wait to see the Not in the top. No, it's not crazy. No, that's crazy. But the seamen's do well That's crazy. Okay. Okay. So this one right here. What is this? Oh the skyline air Jordan one So, you know, you had the I'm pretty sure this is based off of the retro car or not the retro car But the poster when Jordan was dunking Oh, yeah, the skyline was like the gradient and everything so they put that on the shoe To match that same vibe. It's kind of like a canvas with a leather and everything I saw these in person at all star weekend. They looked clean And it's dope because the elements are different. It's all canvas. Yeah, but it's the elements are different So the left foot is like orange on the front and in the right place like blue on the front So it's kind of dope. Yeah. Yeah, see here's a picture right here So this is where they got the original colorway and do not do that to the shoe It looked like a rainbow. I think we don't want the rainbow. I think I'm just saying No, I think these are clean. Trust me. When you those are going to see it He don't like the jay balvin's either you're gonna see it. Hold on. Let me get this thing back in focus He don't like the jay balvin's either. So those are gonna sit. Okay. They're gonna sit. Well, let's see what happens We're just retail 180 bucks. Those are gonna see it. All right. We're gonna see In that colorway, we're gonna see That's disrespectful to the jordan brand to do that colorway Why they literally did it on the what was it the 29s they did it on the 29s already Don't don't repeat this. Okay. So this one right here This is the uh, it's a skateboarding collaboration with nike or with jordan brand Right, so they've done this on the jordan ones in the past But now they're doing it on the jordan four and there's been a lot of anticipation behind this one And this colorway is supposed to be the one that's coming out And everybody's saying that these is just like must-haves those being the top 10 the thing that took it to The next level for me I know for a fact the materials are gonna be great because it's a sb collab And then the second part the gum bottom out. So right jordan four right the green It hits perfect the color blocking Fire this is a nice shoe. Were they coming out at 180 or no, there's no way they're gonna be It was a where's the price at 225 Okay, this is a nice shoe. Oh, that's a clean shoe. It's got the sb collab with the jordan on there I think it'll do good. I think that one. That's a that's a hit. Don't don't try to pass that So these are better than the white cement threes Yeah Yeah, hey, I'll double down on that. Okay. What I can't say That I can't say is I could understand why people would think that I can understand why people would think that but for me I'm still going with the white cement three all day Because I could wear the white cement three with more fits than I could wear with these But I'll say this watch it end of the year. Just want to beat that shoe out, but we'll see That one's gonna be that one. Hey The only reason why I can agree with you on that is because the jordan four is the new hype shoe It's the new trending shoe So all the kids on tick tock and all the other stuff they they love the jordan four They're raising the price because of it every single one comes out and sells out and the price is high So because of that. Yeah, it's easy to make that statement people.  Oh my god There is what it is It is what is but that in particular is a clean shoe again. I don't like all the clean shoe. Don't get me wrong Okay, too So the melon tent air jordan two This looks like a premium kind of sale late leather on the upper You got that kind of melon tint yellow orange just kind of color on the back end round the sock line and everything Looks like a really nice shoe It's gonna be a nice shoe Summer comfortable just like the other thing but color is gonna be hard to I think it's like one of a summertime Miami vibe type shoes, you know what I'm saying the colors that that's gonna be hard to sell So 150 bucks on those you think they might sit A lot of the low top twos even the collaborations that have been like super dope drops They've been sitting as well. Yeah, so definitely something to take note of all right We got a couple more shoes left real quick, but my battery's about to die. So we got to change that our equation All right, we're back what we got next. Oh, yeah, good thing We got a good full battery for this one because we're gonna have a good talk right here The Travis Scott air Jordan one low The olive colorway white black You like the all black with the white stitch. I take the all black over this all day So remember you saw the other was that three four version four versions You had too many. Yeah, I was four different versions. We did the comparison Everybody's like you got a way to do this. I'm like, we'll do another video. It's fine. Right, but Uh, out of those four and in these ones, what do you think about these these the last place last place? Worst than the reverse mocha is worse than the other ones. Yeah, I'll take these last places Damn, we're gonna see what happens now what I can't say is what I can't say is These are definitely not in the top three for me either Right, so I would be in the debate between fourth and fifth. Okay, I just don't know what place Yeah, I gotta get them side by side do my comparisons do my little thing I don't know. I'm not there's something It seems to me it seemed like the switch is like too much now Yeah for the color like it stands out too much. Yeah, and I don't like it to be like the main focus I like it to kind of hide a little bit. I saw these in person.  I don't know. I think I think Again, we talked about this before We talked about this about doing too many collabs and searching For a product that like we gotta do something else to it And then and then they start falling off and I don't want them to kill the brand But by doing too much because you you've also seen like Each time they've done the Jordan one low in the Travis Scott It's been like slowly going down in value for each one with the resale when it drops So yeah, it's hard to compete with that first one and the second one and it's like all right when you get to the fifth one It's like all right, but yeah, I mean you only can see so many sequels Yeah, you know, and I think they're starting to do too much and I think fast and furious. I watch all that Family Nothing but family But no, so that's all I'm saying. I think they're trying to do too much and I think it's too bold in in that swish And I will put it at last place. It's still a good looking shoe now. This one you're gonna seven and a half You're gonna love these ones right here I love these ones right here. Okay.  They kind of like the cool gray vibe But this shoe is clean. This is a great summertime and I think this is a must have in most people's collections I think it shouldn't sit. I don't think it's going to go up in value real crazy But I think it'll just hold its value. I don't know I don't know if it's gonna Sell out. I think certain sizes will sell out It's gonna sell out like the bigger sizes will sell out But then it's going to be available in some sizes You're going to be able to see those posts on the internet of like, oh It's still sitting on shelves in stores in certain cities and obviously like in the more populated cities It's going to sell out faster But like I think this is going to be one of those shoes is like flying under the radar you get it for retail You're happy or you might be able to pay, you know, 20 bucks over like nothing crazy But I don't know we'll see we'll see what happens one time. I think like I said, I think it'll hold its value I think it'll do good and I think it's going to sell out and then it'll just You won't be able to find it But when you do you'll get it. You'll be all right. That's because you'd be loving them dem 11 lows. That's well I do rock all this stuff, but Here's what I'm saying. It's a clean clean shoe and it's a comfortable shoe. Yeah and easy to wear with a multiple colors and definitely everything those two colors Yeah, wear anything blue red black whatever for sure. So so top five most popular releases out of this month It's going to be u and c fives white cement threes. I'm on 12 Travis scott's and then tiffin ease We had to throw those in there too. Yeah, those are going to be some of the top five releases No, people really want the tiffin ease. Remember to do drop the whole box of tiffin ease on the t Yep It's going to be there's going to be a lot of demand behind those sneakers this month So I think that's going to be it let them know what you got to say for the end and we can get out of here Oh gosh, I got my shoes. Oh my god. Hey one time for the one time.  Thanks to my son. I appreciate you You know the connections to everything love peace her grease. Hey you guys keep watching the videos Thanks for everybody coming up to us and getting the pictures with us. Uh, thank you again Oh, yeah, hey tone. 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All right, so what we're going to do, we've got three speakers and then we'll have a more detailed discussion. So I'll ask that we only have any clarifying questions during the presentations by the three speakers then we'll have them come up here and as a panel be able to address questions but we are going to leave 15 minutes at the end for any questions that you have. So we'll have some time for interaction with the audience.  So go on Jake. I guess I can do that. Well I can say hello while we're getting my slides up. I'd like to thank all the organizers for inviting us a chance to talk to you today. I guess we probably represent the quote unquote bad guys so I'll be excited to sort of hear your thoughts and feelings about what we're doing and take that feedback and try to incorporate it in what we do going forward. Okay, so today I'm going to talk to you a little bit about both what Ancestry DNA is trying to do in terms of supporting genealogical research for African Americans and also about some of the things that I think we will be able to do in the future by synthesizing genetic data along with genealogical information. So first of all let me give you a little bit of background, what's the current state of affairs for Americans doing research and family history? Oh that might make this easier, huh? Okay so here are the top ten non-U.S. source countries contributing ancestors to U.S. customer trees and this is actually a subset of trees that I've collected for individuals who've also taken our Ancestry DNA test. And you can sort of see what the proportional breakdowns are. You've got Germany, England, Canada, etc. And I'm sure this audience, probably the first question you're asking yourself is, why are there no West African countries in this list? Well, there's a number of possible reasons for that. One obvious might be maybe the Ancestry customer base doesn't really include a lot of individuals with West African ancestry. So I looked at this. We don't actually ask anyone to self-report information about race or ethnicity but we can look at what the DNA says for those who've taken our genetic test and of about 150,000 customers who've taken the test to date, over 10,000 of them have at least 5% West African genetic ancestry from what we see. And I'll point out here that there's a huge diversity of the proportion of West African ancestry individuals have. And I think this sort of gets to some of the earlier discussion about the fact that how you self-identify and sort of racial categories in the U.S. may not in any way represent the diversity of what we see genetically. So I think there's a lot of hope for what we might be able to do with incorporating genetic data. Okay, so I hope I've demonstrated to you that we definitely have some customers with West African ancestry. So I sort of put up here another possible explanation that I think probably has a lot more to do with this, that there are few paper records that actually allow African Americans to link back to African ancestors. I think we had a really nice session earlier showing that there are tremendous records and resources if you would like to trace your ancestry within U.S., within U.S. But it's very difficult to make any kind of direct link back to Africa. So now, how can we use genetic analysis to try to enable this connection? Well, there are two sort of major ways. At least this is sort of the way I think of it. There's two major ways that genetics can empower genealogical research. The first is that DNA actually captures a lot of the history of where in the world our ancestors may have lived. And the second is that we can also identify segments of DNA that we share with distant relatives. And these segments might allow us to sort of collectively work on shared history. For the purpose of this talk, I'm going to focus more specifically on this first topic. So what does ancestry DNA do for our customers with West African ancestry today? Well, we do something that's not terribly exciting in our beta panel here. If you have genetic ancestry that comes from West Africa, we point you to this big blob and say you have ancestry from West Africa. Which is probably not terribly exciting for most people in the audience. This is something you already know. Here's what we're getting ready to launch and which I hope will bring more people and sort of get people a little more interested. We have done some work to attempt to sort of partition up West Africa into somewhat distinct genetic groups. Again, I don't want to suggest that I know anything about sort of the historical representations of these populations. But there is distinct genetic signal and I will sort of show you that. So from a genetic representation, we've been able to sort of partition West Africa into six distinct groups. And the hope is that now when you take the test, you might actually be able to link to specific regions of West Africa.  Ancestry DNA, I think, did a great job with its launch of building and acquiring a very large DNA sample catalog. And we are just beginning to take advantage of this. It's taking time for us to go in and genotype these samples and add them to our reference collection. A lot of this includes samples from the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation that collected samples for over a decade. But this gives you sort of a global map of our sample representation. And you can see we have a tremendous number of samples from West Africa. And so now I'm going to focus a little bit on about 400 samples that we've genotyped and added to our reference collection. And here I want to take a second. I'm going to walk you through this slide because I think it's very important. On the left, what I'm showing you is something called principal components analysis. It's basically a 2D representation of genetic variation in the samples that we've genotyped. There's no geography in the left figure, okay? So this is just a plot of sort of a collapse of the information, the genetic variation among the samples that we typed. On the right, I'm putting up a map that includes the countries from which these samples were collected. And what I want to sort of highlight as I sort of click through, I start coloring individuals in this PCA plot on the left based on the country of where these individuals were sampled. And I should also say a lot of these individuals were able to record deep pedigrees that represented at least multiple generations of ancestry from that same location. But as I fast forward through this, you'll notice that there's a clear genetic signal, again exclusively genetic on the left, that also sort of mimics what you see geographically in terms of the population structure. So I know this has come out in the discussion a lot today. Populations are not static. They move, they migrate, they mix. But there is still some genetic signal that does exist that also is sort of representative of the geography of the region. And this is how far we've sort of gone today, but I point out that there is potential future partitioning that we can do. So there's some enticing clusters in here that might suggest we could also pull apart more distinct groups. I don't want to say that I know where in Nigeria these samples are from or which tribal groups they might represent. I don't know that yet. But the idea here is that we might be able to push this a little bit further. So what can individuals expect from this particular development and future developments? Well, first of all, I've already said this. A higher resolution in West Africa hopefully means customers can gain some sense of specific parts of West Africa that contribute to their genetic makeup. Now most individuals who take this test will probably have multiple regions that light up, and that's not going to surprise anyone in the room. But I also want to say that this is really sort of only the beginning of what's possible with this data. Many of you have probably already seen this map. If not, I think it's quite an interesting representation of census data from 2010. So here this represents a US map where there's a single dot on the map for every single individual who took the census and it's colored based on their response to the question of race. And as you can see, there is still sort of clear population structure. There's still gradients of sort of where different racial groups reside, or at least people who've responded to these racial questions in a specific way. But what I also want to show here is that that structure is really complex. So here's just the map of DC. So if you zoom in on this map, and you look specifically at DC, there is clear sort of structure within where individuals are living from different groups. So again, when I first saw this map, I was really interested in the possibility of could we sort of run this map backward in time? And also, could we define our groups based on genetics, not this question of race? So to get at this question, what we're starting to do, or we're starting to explore sort of on the science side and side ancestry DNA, is what we can do with collective analysis of family trees for individuals who are enriched for a particular genetic ancestry. And here I don't want to say that they're exclusively representative of this genetic ancestry, but that they have an enrichment of it for a particular population. So here's a little schematic of what we're trying to do.  They're colored by some kind of enrichment of a particular genetic ancestry. We go ahead and we look at their family trees as a collective group. And then we look at the trees through time and look for birth locations in the US. We can also do it for birth locations that are abroad, and we sort of get a picture of where their ancestors come from. So this would be our background birth location image. Then what we can do is we can focus on a particular population. So individuals who are enriched for a particular ancestry. And the idea here is that when we look at their trees, we hope that they have lineages that actually represent that specific ancestry. And those individuals probably have birth locations that represent sort of how that piece of genetic material or those pieces of genetic material arrived in the US and migrated through time. So now what we can do is we can compare our sort of background locations to specific birth locations for a given population. We went ahead and did this experiment. And what we did is our background population are individuals who had between 70 and 90% West African genetic ancestry. And our specific group we're looking at are the individuals amongst that population of individuals with West African ancestry who have the most Senegalese ancestry based on that sort of cluster I defined earlier. And so what I'm showing you here is a map where I've colored in green the birth locations for individuals who have enriched Senegalese genetic ancestry, where they also have enriched birth locations. And I was really stunned to see that there is sort of a concentration of individuals' birth locations within South Carolina for those who have Senegalese ancestry. So when I first looked at this, I didn't have a particular story or historical story in mind. And then I started to Google, is there a connection between sort of the northern bit of West Africa and South Carolina? And that's when I remembered I had actually heard this story before. Dr. Kittles gave a presentation a year ago at a session where I was introduced to the story of Black Rice or sort of the Windward Coast story. So coastal South Carolina and Georgia turn out to be perfect locations for the cultivation of rice. However, the 18th century plantation owners who lived in these areas really knew nothing about growing rice. And so they preferentially imported slaves from the Windward Coast, sort of from Senegal, Sierra Leone, Gambia, because these were places where rice was commonly grown. These individuals would have expertise in growing rice. And as, you know, again, probably the audience here knows far better than I do, there's a story about the Gullah people who currently live in coastal South Carolina and Georgia who are thought to sort of descend from this group of slaves that were brought from the Windward Coast. And so I was quite fascinated that taking the family tree information and the genetic signal, I was able to sort of see some kind of suggestion of this historical story in the genetic and family tree data coupled together. So just briefly, conclusions. There's few paper records existing to link African-American individuals back to African ancestors. I think that's known. Genetic analysis hopefully can provide a path to make this connection possible. And AncestryDNA is working hard to help individuals be able to link to specific locations within West Africa. And also sort of this final story that I think using collective information shared across family trees might allow us to sort of highlight important historical stories. And this is something that we're very, very interested in doing. Finally, just acknowledge the team of individuals involved in this work and just say thank you. And I guess I can take a clarification question if need be. And then we can move on to the next speaker. Referred to genetic signatures. What specifically are those signatures comprised of? Are these gene frequencies? What is a genetic specifically signature? In this specific instance, we're looking at allele frequencies. So we're looking at a large panel of sites across the genome. And it's simply the pattern of allele frequencies. And that's not to say, sort of to your point earlier, Dr. Blakey, that these are single isolated markers that individually distinguish a population. So it's sort of the collective information and frequency differences that we see that give us some kind of information about sort of the geographic origins of individuals. Just a comment on the history end of it. You're using late 19th century states. Senegal did not exist at the time of the slave trade. There were kingdoms. And those kingdoms were heterogeneous. People moved in and out of them. There were lots of language groups. Mali is known to have been connected to Morocco and Portugal and Spain. I think you've got to be really careful about locating this stuff ahistorically or in the contemporary period and giving people the idea. I mean, the Gullah people come from Sierra Leone. They're in the same large language family as some of the people in Senegal, but not all. So I think that I'm a little disturbed by sort of going, oh, and you're from the camera room. What does that mean? There wasn't a camera room. Yes, I understand that. And I should say, the individual samples that we have used, what we have as an initial sort of definition of where they're from is simply a current country boundary. And that's absolutely true. So I'm trying to give some context, but you're absolutely right. I need to be careful about how I do that. Yeah. Thanks a lot, Jake. Next I'd like to introduce Joanna Mountain. She's the Senior Scientific Director at 23andMe.


Item No. SCP-1117 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-1117-1 is to be stored in a standard secured vault and sight ██████. Under no circumstances are personnel to be permitted to enter the chamber or interact with the object. Cases of SCP-1117-3 produced by accidental exposure or testing are to be placed into isolation with minimal contact. Description SCP-1117-1 is a wooden dining room table 90 cm long by 150 cm wide by 75 cm tall. Testing indicates that it is approximately 70 years old and has shown no unusual preservative properties. SCP-1117-1 is laden with a wide variety of food and drink, designated SCP-1117-2. When consumed by subjects, it is rapidly replaced, though the exact contents of the table are not consistent. Analysis has been unable to find a pattern. Dishes and products from cultures all over the world have been observed. Subjects display great enjoyment during the meal. Testing has revealed that it is possible to remove dishes from the table and serve them elsewhere with the same results. Subjects unaware of the food's origin still describe it as very tasty. Any who have consumed food or drink from SCP-1117-1 become subject to a secondary effect. These individuals, designated SCP-1117-3, have the ability to cause SCP-1117-2 to spontaneously appear nearby whenever they feel hungry. Subjects display great reluctance to consume anything other than the food that they find, remarking that nothing else tastes as good. The effect can be spread if SCP-1117-3 share SCP-1117-2 with other individuals. Aside from these effects, the found food is indistinguishable from normal food. The side effects of SCP-1117 exposure only appear after roughly a week. Individuals with active lifestyles are affected notably faster, demonstrating the effects only after a few days. Subjects have described a steady decrease in energy levels and become easily fatigued. Continued consumption of SCP-1117-2 increases the effects. During three and six weeks after initial exposure, subjects apparently die from a lack of energy or from theoretically harmless contagions. No unusual physiological effects have been noted, and autopsies have proved largely inconclusive, with no signs of damage consistent with previously studied energy-draining phenomena. Forcing SCP-1117-3 to ingest food other than SCP-1117-2 after the effects have begun to show has induced extreme nausea and fatal cardiac arrhythmia in all cases. Autopsies have shown severe depletion of phosphates, magnesium, and calcium to be a significant contributing factor, although the cause of these deficiencies is unclear. Given the SCP's ability to spread rapidly, SCP-1117-1 has been declared off-limits. Field agents are advised to be alert to any signs of SCP-1117 exposure in the general population. Addendum Lock it up. Research is going nowhere, and this thing is clearly of no use to us. Just keep watching out for signs of infection in the general population. There could be a major epidemic if it gets out. This whole project has been thoroughly depressing. We get enough routine deaths around here without testing inexplicable ones, at least the bodies take up less room.


Even though the election went in favor of Connolly's opponent, Marty Walsh, it was still all cheers from the crowd. John Connolly, in the midst of defeat, remained positive. I'm proud of how we've run because we made the decision to always keep this focused on the issues, on the future of the city. There was no bitterness for the hopeful Boston Mayor either. John Connolly had nothing but good things to say for not only his opponent and mayor-elect Marty Walsh, but also the soon-to-be former mayor, Tom Menino. Marty Walsh is a good man. He wants to do good things for Boston, and he will do good things for Boston. I have always known that Mayor Menino made every decision thinking about what he felt was in the best interest of Boston. I think that Boston would have been well served by either candidate, but I think John Connolly had the bolder vision. I just think at the end of the day the voters make up their mind, and I respect it. In addition to praising Mayor-elect Marty Walsh and departing Mayor Tom Menino, John Connolly thanked his many supporters for their hard work during this campaign. He also thanked his wife, Meg, who he said quit her job so that she could take care of their three children while he campaigned morning, day and night. Throughout his concession speech, John Connolly stressed that he wants a united city of Boston, which he believes that Marty Walsh can provide. Reporting for Boston University News Service, here at John Connolly Headquarters, I'm Steve Sisto.


Welcome, my name is Melissa Armell. I own a company called the Stock Swoosh and I day trade gaps and I teach people how to day trade Gaps. I'm going to explain to you today. What is a gap? So a gap is when a stock closes at one price at the close of the eastern market the US market at 4 o'clock eastern time and Opens at a different price the next day at 9 30 eastern time. That's what a gap is now for example Something could get up. This is a gap up here in the spy Or something could gap down. Let's find a good gap down. Here's a gap down in the spy right in here This was back at the beginning of the year January 7th So I teach people how to train that gap once you see it But overall a gap is very easy to understand It's a difference between the close and open from one business day when the market closes to the next and if you'd like more Information on how to trade gaps email me at melissa at the stocks wish calm