Right now, in America, someone is keeping a record of every call you make, who you call and who calls you, when you talked, and for how long.  Someone is watching, not someone is the United States government. But how did this happen in a country where the Constitution protects people's right to be secure against unreasonable searches? And even more importantly, what can you do about it? This is the United States Congress just hours after the 9-11 attacks. Like everyone else in the country, they're in shock, and they don't know what will happen next. They only know one thing. They need to do something. Fast. The next month, Congress receives the Patriot Act, a 342-page document. The Attorney General, John Ashcroft, tells Congress they should pass this anti-terrorism bill in a week. Virtually no one in this chamber can have any idea what's in that bill. Why should we care? It's only the Constitution, it's only individual liberty at stake. The Patriot Act is signed into law just three days after it was introduced. Worse, buried deep inside the Patriot Act were provisions that sounded harmless but were anything but, like Section 215. Its supporters claimed it would help the FBI find the bad guys. But over a decade later, the NSA and the FBI are misusing Section 215 to sweep up the information of ordinary U.S. citizens. Section 215 lets the government collect tangible things relevant to an authorized investigation. But the government now claims the records of every phone call you make, now and in the future, are a relevant, tangible thing. So Section 215 isn't just for suspected terrorists. The Bush administration claimed, and Obama agreed, that it could be used to get the call records of everyone in the U.S. Most members of Congress didn't know the law was being misused, and the program is overseen by a secret court where everything's classified. And it was this secret court, not Congress and not us, that decided your phone records are now up for grabs. But there is a way to end Section 215 right now. Congress inserted important safeguards into the Patriot Act, sunset clauses, little timers that require Congress to vote again on the most controversial parts. And if they don't, these sections expire. In June of this year, Section 215 has a sunset clause that's coming to an end. That means Congress has a chance to stop this secret program. We need your help. If we do nothing, Congress could renew this section of the Patriot Act. But if you speak out, we can stop them. Contact Congress now and tell them to end untargeted surveillance under Section 215 of the Patriot Act and ask your friends to do the same. Let's make this the year that liberty and privacy triumph over secrecy and fear.


Hello everyone and welcome to our universe. Today we'll be answering the question, what is redshift? So this is going to be quite a quick video, basically explaining what redshift really is. So astronomers often use the term redshift to describe how far away objects really are. To understand what cosmic redshift is, we must think about sound. A great example of this is a police car. You hear it's siren because the waves travel through the air into your ear. If the police car is moving then the sounds in front of it are compressed and create a higher frequency sound. And the sound waves behind it are stretched out, creating a lower frequency sound.  Light is quite similar. It also travels in waves and it's quite a similar process to what is happening within the waves. Light waves are able to be compressed and stretched, just like sound. But with sound you would change the frequency. But with light you change the colour. Blue light has shorter wavelengths than red. When an object in the space moves towards us, the light waves are compressed into higher frequencies. And this is why the light is blue shifted. It's shifted towards the shorter wavelengths. But when an object moves away from us, the light waves are now stretched. These waves now go into the lower frequencies. And this is what's known when light goes to redshifted. It shifts to the longer wavelengths. So how do we calculate distance by using redshift? Well the light from the most distant objects in our universe is redshifted. Very redshifted. As seen from Earth. And this is basically because the universe is expanding. That the further away a galaxy is, the faster it is moving. And the faster a galaxy moves, the more its light is redshifted. So by measuring the amount of redshift is a great way to measure the distance of the galaxy relative to Earth. By using cosmic redshift, astronomers are able to measure the distance of galaxies as far as 12 billion light years away. With the latest technology that we have in space telescopes and ground based telescopes, we are pushing this cosmic redshift limit even further back. Looking into the deep parts of the universe and telling us really how the universe was created and how it evolved. So I hope that's given you a great insight into what is redshift. If you'd like to know any more about redshift or the expanding universe itself, I'll put some links in the description below. And as always, if you've enjoyed the video, click the like button and if you want to support the channel, click subscribe and support our Patreon page. Thank you for watching and thank you for your support.


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What's up everyone. Welcome to the front yard fantasy hour presented by fan duel. If you don't know who we are guys we are front yard fantasy. I'm your host Simon joined as always by my co-host Josh and John Luke. How's it going guys. Going great. How you doing. Friday we are better now because we're here on this Friday evening with a great friend of the show we're skipping right over good Jordan's been around for a long time now and he's putting out awesome content Jordan Bannock DFS on Twitter is joining us today. For those of you that do not know him he is a DFS writer at four for four and a contributor for awesome oh and we are hyped to have you on here playing with us today Jordan. Yeah no it's been it's been a long time you guys were the first show that I got on I'm on you know the fan duel show now which is the first site that actually won money on so. This is a fun one I'm excited to be here I mean it's always a good time in the comments and the game we play today is a game that I feel like I'm so much better in the chat but I'm still looking forward to beating jail that's all I want to do. It's awesome it's like we've come we've come full circle first show you went on first site you won money on and now look we're all sitting here together with fan dual watching they're in the chat they're probably going to send you like a kissy face or something Jordan because this is kind of romantic. We got Kevin here saying bird of welcome. Let's go. I don't usually put these up but thank you for the follow birdie dough so I don't know if that's Kevin we got multiple bird lovers in here but someone else is in here and that is a great reminder for everyone watching. My best friend. The infamous Jared who is cheating and bowl for. cheating little. No you're back. I was actually a horse and cheater. Of course it was horse horse horse horse horse. Well guys that is a good reminder if you're watching this and have not followed or subscribed already go ahead and do so we're on the fandal twitch and YouTube channels you can find us fandal. On both of those platforms and go ahead and hit that subscribe button on YouTube and follow them on Twitch and then head over to Twitter and follow them over there as well because that's where they're going to be pumping out links to all of this awesome content on these other platforms. We got Jay in the chat as well saying let's go. We're glad to have your Maria saying oh would you look at this crew. She probably why I read that so just like that. How I envisioned her saying it and we got Craig in here saying Jordan. That's what Craig's name is on Twitch. That's his real name. That's his birth name is Jurassic scoop. Yeah. Craig is just the nickname that he goes by online. And we got Jail's mom in here saying love fandal. Hi mom. At Friday's. Hi mom. Me too. Me too. Today is a good day. You know it's been my favorite day so far this week. Just doing all right right now. Okay guys. Today we are playing pole perception and Josh is going to be hosting for us before we jump into that though I'm going to explain the rules of this game to everyone everyone watching and then I know Josh forgets them from time to time so I got. Yeah I mean as the host you would think I would know but please remind me. So pole perception is the game that tests our contestant knowledge of the public perception of fantasy players. Josh before the show found seven polls online NFL or related polls for the most part. He's going to propose one of those polls to a contestant. He may ask me what percent. Three five and crew showing up on the street today. I'll get back into the rules. He may ask me what percentage people chose side A in this trade poll. I will let him know what percentage I think chose side A. The other two contestants will guess whether the actual answer is over or under my answer. I'll get points the closer I am the more points I'll get JL and Jordan would get points for correctly picking the over under will do six rounds like that headed into the seventh and final round where we are all writing down a guess and whoever's closest will get five points. Unless you're right on the dot and you get 10. And the one with the most points at the end of the game is our winner Joshua. Yeah no that's that's how we play the game. Thank you for the reminder Simon I knew that and Jordan don't let either one of these poses when this game. Come on you got it. You got to represent represent here. I mean we had we had an all panther stream so far and like I don't play on losing because we're not there's that. Just don't get Jeff on earlier. But he didn't win. That's okay. It doesn't count. So you keep with the track. He came in last. It was the closest fantasy spy we've ever played by far. By far. JL goes actually the worst. Actually. I think we're seeing out of our Panthers fans. Jeff if you're watching I think you know my bad. My bad. My bad. Dude. Chevron was already in the three five percent. He already knows. He knows what's up. He knows what's up. I don't think you guys would have chose a poll that had 35% of the answer to be.  We're picking the good polls whether the answer is 35 or not. And guys that is a reminder your three five crew up there. I see people in the chat already saying it. I just want to remind everyone this is more fun for you guys and for us if you're playing along in the chat as we propose these polls you throw their guesses in there as well. If you're on we're going to give you major props on the stream and if you're way off we are going to mock you relentlessly but it is more fun that way and. Fandal has been known from time to time to pop in here see who's killing it in the chat throw some fandal money around. So if you're not incentivized by having fun with your friends you might be incentivized by money do it for the money sell out you're a sell out play in the chat. We know you are. Okay Josh are you ready. I'm super ready. I'm super ready. Are you ready. That's the question. They're peeking at us. Somebody say money please. Money please. I got to tell you guys. I got to tell you guys. I got some good ones there. Oh I can't wait. Oh God.  Start the game off. Yeah. We're going right into it. Yeah. We got bent Brandon in here Brandon saying what's up happy Friday everyone first time watching. Welcome in Brandon. We're glad to have you here. We are about to play poll perception which is our it is our fantasy football and NFL poll based game. So we're going to be competing against each other and you can play along in the chat with us. Absolutely. And people get into it real fast. Jordan I need to ask you. I know you're a Panthers fan so maybe you've got some knowledge here. What's up with Robbie Anderson. Can you give me any insight. So yeah you go target share we go McCaffrey then DJ more and then it's a split with Harris Marshall and Robbie Anderson. Now that McCaffrey is not going to be playing for a few weeks. I actually expect Robbie Anderson to pop out like I expect Robbie Anderson to be the best receiver in this game against Dallas because Trayvon Diggs played superb and Robbie to Darnold was there in week one and I expect it to be there against Dallas. All right. All right. Jordan Jordan's here telling you start Robbie Anderson. It's guaranteed by Jordan this week. Right. I mean I'm playing him a DFS. So you guys can follow that actually means a lot because Jordan we know you are a DFS. I'm not going to say genius. Let's just say expert. I am. You know you know your stuff.  So Robbie Anderson this week.  Yum yum is what I like. We got Eddie in here. I'm going to move on so fast from that because I regret saying it. Eddie says good day. We're glad to have you here Eddie and Brandon saying so hype he can bet in Arizona. Oh I can't wait. Maryland's like so close. Texas is never going to get there. I'm coming to visit in Arizona. We're betting together because I can't do it here in Texas. I can't do it here in Maryland. I don't know how I do it. I just you know sometimes it just happens. Magic. Magic happens.  You're not even sure the number. And Craig wants to know if you're bringing back old fashioned duels anytime soon. Fan duel maybe a fantasy product based around duels could be cool. So I like the feedback Craig. That's pretty good. What? What's going on? All right.  Other weapons. We have to sing while we do it. Oh I was thinking like Old Western songs. I was thinking like Hamilton like he said. Oh.  Slowly pace from each other. Go in like. There we go.  You know he takes a shot and he wins. Is it you Josh? All right. I'm ready to play some pole perception. I don't know about you guys. And look Jordan we haven't talked about yet but you want to go for a second or a third. I'm going to let you know. There's our three and oh so we're going to go third. You're going to go third. Okay. I want you to tell me where Simon going. We're Simon. I want Simon to go second. I want him closer to me. Okay. Okay. You're reasoning fixed it. Well jail far away from me that man. He's a bad man. That's fair. That's fair. Hey it's a circle Jordan. So we're actually just as close. Nope. Not in my eyes. You're above and to the right. I can reach out to Simon. Let's go Josh. All right. We're doing it. JL we're coming to you first. You get our first color that I found. Let's go. Let's get in there. Let's go. We're just getting right in there. Who who do you prefer rest of season in a PPR league? Side A is Alan Robinson. Side B is Brandon Cook's JL. The percentage of people on Twitter chose the Alan Robinson side of this trade. Side A. The percentage of people chose side A here. You said Twitter. Right. It's from it's from Twitter. Yes. From Twitter. Oh god. Recency bias. I feel like it's going to be pretty heavily. Oh god. I don't know. I feel like draft cap. You're fighting two biases here. Right. Please join me. You're doing great. I know you wanted to talk with the Sunk cost bias where people are like, oh, I spent such a high draft capital on Alan Robinson. But then Brandon Cook's has been playing so well. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go 40. 40 4%. So you are going to say that 44% of people chose Alan Robin chose Alan Robinson in this trade full. Yeah. 40 4%. All right, Gail, it is locked in 44% on side A. Simon, we're coming to you next. What do you think, over or under 44% on the Allen Robinson side here? I'll take the over. I think the draft capital that people paid and the name attached to Robinson is gonna be enough three weeks into the season to hold that value over someone like Cook's, especially with the quarterback injury going on there now. I know we've seen a little bit without Tyra Taylor, but I think Robinson's gonna hold on to this one. So I'll take the over. All right, Simon's locking in that over 44% on side A. Jordan, we're coming to you. Do you agree with Simon, or you wanna go the other way here? What are you thinking? I'm gonna go and agree with Simon here. I don't like what Alan Robinson's doing, but eventually, hopefully Matt Nagy gets fired and Bill Laser takes over play calling. So Alan Robinson can actually run down the field and run routes correctly, because instead, right now, they're using him as pretty much like a Jarvis Landry role, and that's just not good for him at all. But I think the perception will still be on Alan Robinson's side. It's just a better player. I don't even know if people still know that Brandon Cook is actually doing well over in Houston. He's doing fantastic. Well, Jordan, you and Simon both chose the over of JL's guess of 44% on side A. I like it, I like it. We got some guesses in the chat. And Albert, he comes in, he completely agrees with you, JL. Albert's saying 44%. He's right there with you. Jurassic Group, aka Ray. You guys finish each other sandwiches. Ooh. We got some people saying Robinson, some people saying Cooks. We're going for a percentage of people on side A here. So we're saying what percentage of people took Alan Robinson in this trade poll? Kevron saying 52%. Birdie Doe saying 70%. Robinson's side, the people will be stubborn. Brandon saying over most death. Maria's also saying over and she's going with 52%. We have D coming in with saying 54% on the Cook side, which would be 46% on the Alan Robbins side. All right, great guesses in the chat. Was that a dog in a ski mask? That's really funny. It was really cute. Oh, I didn't even notice that. I was kind of wondering what was going on there. All right, guys. Well, you want to know the actual percentage? Pop, do you want to know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. Who do you prefer rest of season in PPR? Side A's Alan Robinson, side B is Brandon Cooks. Well, the actual percentage of people that chose side A, the Alan Robinson side of this trade is... 38%, 38% of people, 38% of people chose Alan Robinson side of this trade. So both Simon and Jordan, you guys both chose the over. I'm sorry guys, you're wrong. And JL was within 10 points, which is going to get him three points. Good job, JL. Thank you, thank you. At least you weren't within five. You were right there. That was close. Brandon's saying, wow, surprised by that a little bit. Me too. I did not think the recency bias would be as strong there. But John Luke, you picked under the 50% mark for Alan Robinson. Which of these players are you preferring rest of season? Brandon Cooks or Alan Robinson? I hate that question. Never asked me that again. I don't want to answer it. Okay, sorry, we can move on. Which player would you prefer, Alan Robinson or Tim Tebow rest of season? Is that better? Tim Tebow, obviously. Okay.  But at this point, I feel like I would rather have Brandon Cooks, especially in PBR. That's not to stand out on Robinson. I think he'll have a better season. I think Justin Fields will get it right. And Nagy will come to his senses and start using Justin Fields like he should. But even then, we don't know how he's gonna play with Alan Robinson. So I would just rather take Brandon Cooks, get those early wins early in the season, give yourself some cushion. Jordan, what about you? Which of these players are you preferring rest of season? I'm still on the Alan Robinson side just because I think Nagy will eventually be out of there and Bill Laser, when he took over play killing Alan Robinson, jumped up in fantasy and so did Mount Gummary. I wonder if this poll was asked on Saturday or Friday of last week, where that percentage, no, I'm saying where that percentage would have gone. Knowing Fields first start before the game, I feel like it would have been in the 70% on Alan Robinson side, because Fields is finally starting, but wow, I'm shocked that it was that low. I thought it was gonna be around the 50 mark. Me too. I mean, everyone in the chat, they were kind of right there with you guys. The lowest person in the chat was Albert, who was right there with JL, 44%. So both JL and Albert, where are the closest? It was JL, Albert, and Eddie, were the only ones even below 50% on that one. So nice job to Albert and Eddie as well. And JL, I guess. I was about to say, wow. Albert, Eddie, and JL were the only ones. So nice job, Albert and Eddie. Yeah, great job, Albert. I do think Jordan made a great point, though. I think if Justin Fields hadn't start last week, if it was still Andy Dalton and Justin Fields still had the potential to start, people would still be holding out that hope and just blaming it on Andy Dalton. But it's not just Andy Dalton, guys. It's this Bears offense is a problem. But I think Alan Robinson's gonna have great weeks to come. We've seen him in poor offenses before and he's produced. This is like a 50-50 trade for me as well. Yeah, it's close. We got Jay Wall in here. So sorry for being late, but I'm here for you, Jordan. He's here for you, Jordan. Welcome in, Jay Wall. Need to support now that he's here. We can start getting points. Oh, thank God. Yes, yeah. We're good to go, guys.  Well, honestly, he's part of the three-five and straight vibe in crew. So I don't know. I think that goes Jordan's way a little bit. Personally, that's just my opinion. My home goal right now. Don't worry. Jay Wall was in my hotel room once, so that goes my way. That's fair. You're going something loose, though. Brandy coming in saying, Naggy got to go, not even a Bears fan, but I can't see he's holding that O back. I think all of us are gonna agree a little bit there. It's kind of... I'm a brownspan and I was disgusted with their play calling that game. I was like, dear God, do something, please. That was not good. All right, guys. Well, we're gonna move on to the next poll. Now you gotta feel about that. We're going to Simon with this one. Simon, are you ready for this? I was born ready. Oh, he was born ready. All right, well, this one, we'll see if it's trickier. We'll see if it's easier. I'm not sure. What side in a Dynasty Superflex PPR league? Side A is Jamar Chase. Side B is Justin Jefferson. What percentage of people chose Side A, Jamar Chase in this poll? Simon, what do you think? Dear God, this actually is a tough one. Like because Jamar Chase, like, good, this one is just brutal. Like right before the season, this would have been an easy one because Jamar Chase was having those drop issues.  Justin Jefferson was still the Dynasty wide receiver one. He hadn't come out and disappointed through the first couple of weeks so far. But now the narrative slipped. Jamar Chase is a touchdown catching machine for the Bengals until last night. And then Justin Jefferson has been just not living up to the expectations people had from last season. And I just got fooled by the recency bias on the last one. I gave too much credit to people not reacting to recency bias. This one is close. I'm gonna go 51% chose Side A, chose Jamar Chase. I'm gonna say the recency bias pushed it above and 51%. So Simon, you're gonna lock in 51% of people choosing Jamar Chase over Justin Jefferson. Yeah. All right. And Jordan, we're gonna come to you. I don't know. I feel so... This is a good line, to be honest. I could see the recency bias going to Jamar Chase, but Justin Jefferson is coming off of a 20, I think 26 point week or 25 point week against Seattle. He finally got it going. The shoulder has like hindered him a little bit and the targets have been a little spread with Osborne. I think people in dynasty are still seeing Jefferson being the better option. I'm gonna go with the under, but I think you're within five, to be honest, like either. I could see it as being 56, I could see it as being 44, but I'm gonna go with the under as I still think people side with Jefferson here. This one's so tough because I think three, four months ago it would have been 20% or lower on the Chase side. And now it's just, I'm so confused on what to do here. I could be so wrong. All right. Well, Simon, he locked in 51% on the Jamar Chase side and Jordan, you're taking the under of 51%. And we're coming to JL. What do you think? Jordan thinks it's a really close. You siding on Jordan side with the under or you think you're gonna take the over here? No, I'm taking the under in dynasty. I don't know if it's, I feel like there's gonna be a decent gap. I think Simon still has points here, but I don't think it's gonna be right at 50. So I'm gonna take the under here. All right. JL is locking in the under and as always, we got some fantastic guesses in the chat. Albert coming in first, like he was last time with 23% J wall thinks 31%. Brandon saying 28%. So all three of those guys, they're going, they're going way under here. Jurassic scooped Craig saying 53% Maria. 35 and all day. Let's go. Dee coming in saying Chase 55%. Birdie Doe saying 40%. How do you pronounce this? Eddie. Oh yeah, Eddie. Okay, I was like, oh yeah. Okay at 44% on the chase side from Eddie. Kevin saying 52%. And then Eddie's saying under because he's again saying 44%. All right guys. Well, this is a dynasty super flex PPR league. You gotta pick a side here. Side A, Jamar Chase, side B is Justin Jefferson. The percentage of people that actually chose side A, Jamar Chase in this trade or not this trade, just this poll. Who'd you rather have in a dynasty super flex PPR league? Oh, I like, I like the smirk. Is 23%. Oh, is 23. Yeah, someone got that right on. Albert got it spot on the first person in the chat. Mew exactly what was up saying, 24% on one today. Now guys, it seemed like you, you're pretty certain it was gonna be pretty close here. And I agree. I feel like these guys do have similar dynasty value. Jordan, we can come to you first here. How surprised are you seeing this? Like, can you rationalize this at all? I mean, I guess people still think it's preseason because Jamar Chase has looked phenomenal so far. Like, I mean, he's been fantastic since coming in and being with the bangles, him and Burrow look like they're good connection. Like for a dynasty perspective, like you're locked in with a Burrow for basically your career at this point. Like you can assume while Justin Jefferson has her cousins who's on the older side of things. Wow, I figured this would be a little bit closer. I mean, I know Justin Jefferson just had a phenomenal rookie year, but I mean, Chase was the better prospect coming out. I'm shocked. Yeah, I thought this would be closer for sure. I know Justin Jefferson's value was way higher this off season. He was in most circles, the dynasty wide receiver one after last season. But just, I feel like especially with a receiver as young as Chase with a quarterback there were question marks about the Cincinnati offense. They're offensive line, but a lot of those question marks were answered. And I feel like those were things driving his value down were those questions. And now that we've seen those answered through the first couple of weeks, I really thought his value would be closer to Jefferson's. I assumed it would be 50-50. And I mean, talking about recency bias just real fast, Justin Jefferson just had a big game. That's what Jordan was saying. Oh, sorry, sorry. So yeah, I'm sorry. He hasn't really had any scores. He's not that bad at games. He just doesn't have the same level of play he was last year. Sure, but even in three weeks, one, three, 12.54, PPR, 18.5, week two, 26.8, week three, like that's fantastic. He's been good. Yeah, he's been a great wide receiver. I think the expectations were just world beater. You know what I mean? Like clear, the expectations are what Cooper Cup is doing, maybe less touchdowns, but to be like the number, that level of wide receiver, and we're not seeing that, there's also the problem where even if Chase is exceeding expectations, but worse than Justin Jefferson, if Justin Jefferson is under delivering on higher expectations, it affects the perception of the player. Like the expectations were low for Chase coming into this season after that preseason. After all the drop issues, people were really souring on him. He came in and shut him up in week one pretty quickly. So I thought that was gonna be a big old bump. And in Dynasty League, so you guys think these guys are pretty much in the same tier, right? No, I do think that there's a separation between the two for now. I don't think we've seen enough from Jamar. Justin Jefferson above, okay. Yeah, that's why I figured. So yeah, I think if I was on the clock in a Dynasty Draft, I'd have a lot of trouble between these two options. So they're in the same tier for me personally. They're the same tier for me as well. They're closer. I'll still give it to Justin Jefferson because of the sample that we have for him and Jamar Chase is not there yet. I mean guys, Justin Jefferson just had the best rookie season ever for a wide receiver. So that's pretty impressive. Let's not, let's not. I'm still taking Jefferson here. Yeah, I don't want it to sound like I'm not still taking Jefferson here. Oh no, I don't think you were. I think their value is comparable at this point. I said they're in the same tier as well. So I agree with you, Simon. It seems like a great answer.  Good enough. And I'm sitting here at zero points because of it. Yeah, after that round, both JL and Jordan did pick the correct over under. Simon, unfortunately, was more than 15 percentage points away. So Jordan's got two points. JL's got five. He's in the lead right now. Got some catching up to do, Simon, but still anyone can. All right, guys, let's get in the next one. Jordan, we're coming to you for your first poll. You ready for this? I'm ready. Give it to me. You better be Jordan. All right. Who do you prefer for the rest of the season? Straight forward. Side A's Chris Carson, Side B's James Robinson. Jordan. What percentage of people chose Side A in this poll? Chris Carson over James Robinson. Was this poll put out after last night? It was today. Oh, my God. What's the fact of the reason? Great, great question, by the way.  I think just, I mean, there wasn't even news. I was, as a person who played him in a lot of my DFS lineups, he just stopped playing. James Robinson playing this past two weeks has been phenomenal. The Jaguars are starting to get away from throwing the ball every single play and it's actually done wonders for the offense because they were at like a 70% pass rate through the first three weeks. I'm gonna say that James Robinson wins this side or wins this poll. Especially with Carson's move banged up and disappearance last weekend and James Robinson's emergence. So I'm gonna say it's close. I'm gonna go with 57% James Robinson, 57%. Oh, so 43. 43, Chris Carson, sorry. Perfect, so yeah, we're guessing side A here, Chris Carson side. So you're saying 43% of people chose Chris Carson. Yeah, I'm going with the overreaction here.  We got JL and Houston, I already slapped it. And Maria, I got you Fanduel, slapped. And Jurassic Scoop, let's slap and do those next. Come on. And Brandon, you know what? He's got you slapped over there too.  All right, JL, we're coming to you, Jordan. You just went with 43% on the Chris Carson side of this trade. Let's get that up there, just so we can remind whatever one word that it is. Oh my, who do you prefer the rest of the season? Side A's Chris Carson, side B is James Robinson. Jordan went with 43%. JL, you taking the over or the under? 43%. 43% is a really good line. I'm going to take the over. I'm going to take the over because I think people believe in that Seahawks offense more than they believe in Jacksonville. James Robinson did look fantastic last night, but right before that, everyone was talking about how he needs to be fired and, you know, there wasn't a nice thing to say about anyone in Jacksonville. So I do the 40 stuff because I think people can never see by it. But I'm going to go Chris Carson here. So I'll take the, I'll take the over. Sorry. JL thinks more people voted on the Chris Carson side than 43%. Simon, what do you think? JL took the over. Are you going over or under 43% on Side A? I liked what I saw last night from James Robinson. And I think a lot of people are going to have a similar reaction to that. He looked good in that offense. Looked like something clicked for the Jaguars offense yesterday. So I'm going to take the under. I'm going opposite of John Luke. You have split the room, Jordan. This is our first split of the night. Jordan, you must have set a good line. You didn't. Or JL and Simon are very bad at placing guesses. Either way, I could see both being the case here. I just hope I'm dead on so they don't get points. But then I get all the points.  I mean, I'm just, I'm just going that out. It's a pretty good strategy, Jordan. I don't believe you came up with that all on your own. It just thinks differently, you know? Yeah, do you also like picking like high scoring people in DFS? No, I don't. Oh, I'm sorry to lose all my money. All about the low salary, low salary only. And the points don't even matter.  I like finding the slate menders every week. I prefer to build a contest for people so that everybody has a better chance at winning. That's what I want. That's so nice of you, Jordan. Jordan, you're saying you're saying donation every week. We got some great guesses in the chat here. Sorry, sorry. You said you're good. No, OK, nothing. Nothing. Bryn, Bryn Den saying Robinson, 53 percent. All right. Jay Wall saying 46 percent on the Chris Carson side. Albert saying 55 percent. We have Jurassic Scoop saying 53 percent. Kevron saying 52 percent. Eddie saying 39 percent. We got Birdie Doe saying 41 percent. And actually 39 percent again from Eddie. Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys. How do you think you did, Jordan? You feel confident here? It's a tough ball, but I think I'm pretty good. I mean, the fact that I split that makes me feel better. Yeah, absolutely. Anthony, Anthony, I was like the most gentle high at first touch, you were like, hey, and I was like, what's up? All right, guys. Well, who do you prefer for the rest of the season? Side A's Chris Carson, Side B's James Robinson, the actual percentage of people that chose side A in this trade poll, the actual percentage. Last I checked, it was still live, but it's at exactly 50 percent. Fifty, fifty. Yes. Oh, no. So Jordan's well done. Jordan's guess of 43 percent was within 10 points, which will get him three points, which is great. Simon, I'm sorry, man. You picked the under that will get you zero points in jail. Great job. Taking the over here, that will get you two points. Thank you. Oh, good. I'm sorry, Simon. We're going to get you a point at some point. He. Oh, yeah, Eddie, you and me both, man. I'm thinking the same thing. That was a this is not going well so far for all Simon over here. But we got a buddy, Simon. We got to come back a Bruin on this. Just doing the math here. Then you got it spot on 50 percent. Hey, did I get three points or two points? You should have gotten three. Yeah, you're absolutely trying to short jail your control of the scoreboard. I see it. I watch you. That was that was completely me. That was some Josh math was close enough that two plus three equals four. Exactly. But you are just two points behind J.L. This is a close game. Simon, you're not that far behind. Like I got you're only seven points behind. We got four more polls ready to come to you guys. How does this trade make you feel, though, guys? Chris Carson, James Robinson, personally, I'm still taking Chris Carson. I know James Robinson is probably going to be a little bit more involved in the passing game, but I'm still taking Chris Carson. I think that's the offense is just going to be grooving and moving all season long. Yeah, Carson hasn't been bad. I mean, just through the first three weeks, week one, 16 attempts week two, 13 attempts week three, 12 attempts. Like that's what I want to see out of my running back. I think this is a case of like Carson has been underperforming in people's eyes and and James Robinson just had these two glow up games. So I would much rather have Carson. I feel like he's going to be more reliable going through the season. I'm still taking Carson as well. Like I said, I did like what I saw from James Robinson yesterday. Like I enjoyed seeing him. I think he's going to be good for fantasy rest of season. But just parody with J.L. said, I agree. I lean the James Robinson side of Chris Carson's hamstring injury that happened against the because he had he had 10 carries for 80 yards in the first half against Minnesota. Like if he's healthy, he's going to be a better running back. But the soft tissue injuries scare me to death. And that's what he had against the Vikings. And I mean, we'll see him this week. This week they get 40 this are San Francisco 49ers who have been a good run defense so far. So we'll see if he can get it going and he's fully healthy. Yeah. And Eddie agreed with you there about the injury concerns saying he has been injured a lot over the past three years. I will say that he really like I feel like that is the overall conception. But he's really shaken that. I mean, last season he had four games where he was hurt. But outside of that, he's played the last three seasons almost every game. And he's played well. So, you know, I don't think that I think the injury concerns are a little bit blown out of proportion for for Carson. Yeah, I mean, it's just for me, the soft tissue this past week. Yeah, that's a recent injury.  That's just not a recurring thing. It's not like a hamstring injuries, though, or the injuries that I just don't want to see for my anybody. Yeah, if there's any concern I have, it's it's it's that. And it's exactly what you're saying. So I'm still in the Chris Carson set. Still in the Chris Carson set. I mean, I guess someone said it earlier. If we were talking two weeks ago, he was left for dead, right? Jail, I think you said it. James Robinson. James Robinson. Yeah, I'm just talking about it. Yeah. OK, I want to. Yeah, he was left for dead. And now he won one more in Chris Carson. I don't know. I like James Robinson. Great game, Jail. Yeah, you ever played left for dead? No, I played left five next box. I have played left for dead. Classic. He's a classic. All right, guys, we're getting into the next question here. We're back around the horn. We're to Jail. How are you feeling, Jail? You got a command grade. Yeah, yep, yep. Only being Jordan by two points, but you got a nicely on Simon, but it's anyone's body. Buddy Fandle for good luck here. Jail, Jail. What? I didn't do anything. I'm confused, too. Where did Simon go? He disappeared and yelled at me. It terrified me. That was inappropriate, Jail. Don't touch Fandle. Missed out of this one. Jail, we're coming to you with the next one. Let's get in there. Let's get it. All right. Which side do you prefer in a PPR Dynasty League? Side A is AJ Brown. Side B is Mike Williams and a 2022 first round pick. What percentage of people? Show Side A, AJ Brown over Mike Williams and a 2022 first.  This one's awful. This is a tough one. I told you I got some good ones for you today. OK. I don't think Mike Williams' Dynasty ADP is up to what we think after just three weeks. I think it's going to take a little time. So I'm going to go to AJ Brown's side of this. I'm going to go with 67%. Locking that in? I was hoping you would go lower. I was hoping you would overthink yourself and make it a little bit lower. I never overthink myself. You are going to take my side? Yes. That's a good bolder. I never think. Anything I underthink myself. JL thinks that 67% of people chose the AJ Brown side of this trade. Do you think the actual percentage is over or under 67%? Well, I'm just going to medium think myself right here. Just the exact right amount. Make sure I pick the correct answer. I think it's going to be over. I think it's going to be even higher. I think AJ Brown still has that holy moly wa-wa-we-wa factor in Dynasty that's going to be enough to push him over at first plus Mike Williams. Also, welcome back, Eddie. Glad to have you back in here. He was gone for a second. And then the Fandals saying, check your whispers, Eddie, when you get back in here. Who knows? Who knows? It's Daddy Fandals saying over there. Whispering to people in the tech. And Brandon said, he's back, too. Kind of hooked up in the car. I love it. Let's get over to Eddie. The squad is back now. Buckle up. Get ready for the ride. All right, Jordan. We're coming to you. JL went with 67% on the AJ Brown side. Simon took the over of 67%. What do you think, Jordan? Are you taking the over or under of 67% on the AJ Brown side? So if this was the off season, I feel like AJ Brown would get plus 70%. But with how great Mike Williams has looked through the first two weeks for three weeks, because they're finally using him the way that he should have always been used. And it's a lot heavier. Like, targets closer to an image. It's putting him in good positions. That play calling from Brandon Staley. Like, Staley doesn't call the plays in the Chargers. But the guts to go for it on 4th and 8th against the Chiefs like that is fantastic. And then to go back to back throwing fades to Mike Williams after doing it is just, it's phenomenal to watch. I think Mike Williams is kind of here to stay personally. With that, I think the recency bias is actually going to keep this under. I think AJ Brown was still winnable. But I think it would be probably closer to like 58%, to be honest. I completely agree with you, Jordan. They've been targeting him much more frequently. A higher number of targets. And targeting him a lot more frequently in the shorter to mid-range game, which is going to make him more consistent in fantasy, which is just going to boost his draft price. I mean, they picked up that fifth year option and he's balling out. And I can't kind of think like, with Herbert being on his rookie contract, you can pay Mike Williams alongside Keenan Allen, who's going to be on the outs the moment you need to pay Herbert that big money. Oh, please do it. Please do it. Please keep Keenan and Williams there with Herbert for a couple of years. That's going to be a fun offense to watch. I think the key here is Mike Williams' health, right? Yeah. There's always been a problem. He is reckless. He is truly reckless with his body. Plays hard. It is so much fun to watch. But yeah, that man is a ball of recklessness when it comes to going for the football. Oh, yeah. And guys, some great guesses in the chat. Jay Wall coming in quick, saying 77%, but it should be 100%. It sounds like Jay Wall is a big AJ Brown fan. People's fans don't know good receivers if they had it right in front of them, come on. Devonta Smith. I mean, he's good. They could have got Justin Jefferson and DK Metcalf. You say Jayjaw? They could have said Jayjaw. Rain and IU, Justin Jefferson, T. Higgins, a little special. Oh, yeah, no, but I mean, the pick's close to that one. Jayjaw, and then Rieger, and then immediately it's Justin Jefferson and DK Metcalf. And it's like, what are you doing? Brandon's like, hey, hey, guys, be careful. Brandon turns us on in his car.  So to be clear, I love Ricky, Derek Barnett. On Fandall, back in 2018, returned a touchdown on a fumble that knocked me from $40,000 to $1,400. So the Eagles have a special place in my heart. And then they did it to me in the Super Bowl with Brady fumbling. So no, Eagles fans, I'm sorry, guys. I have hatred towards your team. It's warranted. I have no issues with the Eagles as a Browns fan. I kind of like the Eagles. They're at it. They're at the NRC. Yeah, we can, yeah. We need the NSC. And I like Miles Sanders. So that works out. Brandon's over here saying he is dead. Absolutely. He's like, I can't handle it. All right, guys. Did you tell the answer yet? Guesses. No, Anthony came in with 32%. Albert saying 55%. Birdie Doe saying, with recency bias and the hammy injury, I have to say 36%. Kevron saying 35%. He is the one that's truly straight vibe. Craig coming in here saying 53%. We had a 58% from Eddie, Mike Williams all day. He meant 85. Oh, he meant 85. But he's saying Mike Williams all day. So he's just taking the Mike Williams side. 15%. Wow. Well, guys, this was which side do you prefer in a PPR dynasty league? Keep that in mind, guys. It's a dynasty league. So it's more than just this year, the coming weeks. So side A is AJ Brown. Side B was Mike Williams plus a 2022 first round pick. The actual percentage of people that chose AJ Brown in this poll was 60%. No. Oh my gosh. I'm still off the board. I said 59% was more allowed again. 58, don't you try and change it now. You did say 58. 58, it's cool. Nice try. You would have been the closest in the chat. That's for sure. You would have been the closest in the chat. I think someone did guess 58. Oh, he makes sense. If we pretend like he didn't type it wrong and meant the other side, Eddie nailed it and worked on the dot. You got it, Eddie. I love that. Did Albert go 55? He changed everything about how he could go. Albert was 55. Like, he's killing it today. Albert so far is the MVP of the chat. No doubt about it. Also, I love Birdie Doe because they've been absolutely confusing me too. These Twitter folks need to make up their mind on recency bias. Yeah, one poll, they're all about it. One poll, they're like, no, I don't care. It's just snip, snap, snip, snap, snip, snap. I think I can come in and address that the recency bias with the first couple was redraft. It was rest of the season questions. This is a dynasty question. You can't change your mind about a player with a hamstring injury and dynasty that quickly. You got to have a little bit more of a leash with your players, I guess I'll say. I mean, I'm not saying don't make trades happen. Trading makes fantasy fun. Get all the trades in, you can. But yeah, I think that's part of the reason why. Right, guys? Right? Yeah. You guys are all choosing the A.J. Brown side? The moment's on. I'm choosing the A.J. Brown side. It depends on my team, to be honest. If I don't have a chance to win this year, then I'm taking Mike Will in 2020 first. I'm only not taking the Mike Williams side because I don't think that you have to, I think you can get more for A.J. Brown at this point. So I wouldn't take that trade. I agree with you. You're selling low and buying high on Mike Williams. Yeah, not that I don't believe that that value could be worth it in the end because I think it absolutely can. But right now, what the market is, like don't trade for what you think it's gonna be, trade for what the market currently is. Yeah. All right, guys, so hey. Jeez, geez, geez Louise. J.L., you were within 10 points. That's gonna get you three points.  It's gonna get you three points.  You guys are running away with it. It's a two horse race at the moment. Simon's like, I can't handle the embarrassment. I am out of here. He's back, he's back. Don't worry about it. Something's gotta change. I gotta make something up, bro. I'm just gonna keep on getting skunked.  Let's get into the next trade. Oh, the hat. Yee-haw. Yee-haw. We're putting the cowboy hat on. Now I'm making a comeback. It's time. If he nails this next one like directly on, I'm gonna lose it. Let's do it. All right, Simon, we're coming to you with this one. It's pretty straightforward. Is the Andre Swift a top five Dynasty running back? Side A is yes. Side B is no. So is the answer yes or no? Is the Andre Swift a top five running back? What percentage of people chose yes? Side A? Over no. Let me do some math real quick. Do you need one? One plus two, plus seven, plus two, plus two, plus two. Handle with the cowboy hat emoji. How did you get that picture of me? He found that emoji so quickly. That's alarming. I'll say, it's ready to go. I'll say 27%. So you think that 27% of people said he is a top five Dynasty running back? Ooh, that actually seems a little bit high now that I said it out loud even, but he's got some great games. I'll stick with 27%. That's where I'm going. We're getting that right on. All right guys, Jordan, we're coming over to you. Simon says 27% of people chose side A. The Andre Swift is a top five running back. Do you think the actual percentage is over or under 27% on the yes side? I think this is well over. I think it's actually closer in the 70% for the yes side. I think the Andre Swift has shown a lot and he's just young and the Lions are building it right. I'm going with over and it's going to be well over. I'm sorry, Simon. Jordan's saying, well, I just started writing names down. Well, they're not even related to anything. They're just names. I could write down, there's so many names that aren't the Andre Swift. But nobody's just statistically. Nobody's going to a list and then being like, they're just voting yes or no. They're just yes. That's all, that's all I think. So JL, Jordan's saying over 27%, what do you think? What do you think?  But it is very, very clearly over for me. If I learned one thing in the last couple of weeks is that people really love the Andre Swift and Dynasty.  I think it's, yeah, I think it's going to be high 70s too or maybe low 80s even. All right, all right, all right. I think 82% was one after the other. If I know anything, I know how Simon likes to build his Dynasty teams, his teams just period. And he's willing to take the shots on, I'm not going to say the people that are still performing and are a little bit on the older side, but are still great Dynasty players, right Simon? Absolutely. Yep. I'll take the discount. I'll take the age discount over and over and over and over again. Because it's not, it's a, you know, a lot of people in Dynasty, they're thinking, you know, years down the road. Well, you know, you still want to win this year, right? Yeah, I like winning right now. All right. Well, Jurassic scoop coming in, Craig saying 43%. Anthony is saying 69%. Brandon saying, man, that's tough. I'm going to say 73%. Wow. No. No. So that's the same guess as me. 27. We're on the same page, Brandon. Eddie saying no, 63%. Says no. 37. So yeah. Albert saying 65%. I'm thinking he's on the side A here. Jay wall coming in saying 100% swift to the moon. Give the man respect he demands. Jay wall has been a swift, big swift supporter for a long time. Birdie do saying 14%. So he's, he's taking the under there. He got Eddie saying 37%, just correcting himself a little bit there. And then Kevron saying 69%, you know, he agrees. So guys, I want to let you know what the actual percentage is here. Is he under a swift to top five running back? Side A is yes. Side B is no. The actual percentage of people that choose yes in this trade bowl was 73%. 73, mama. I was actually perfectly wrong. Like literally, perfectly wrong. Like exactly the inverse of what the correct answer was there. I, this is not my day. This might be your worst dual perception effort ever. Brandon and Eddie, and everyone knew here. I promise I am usually better than this. This is- Did you put the cowboy hat on backwards? Maybe that was what it is. Maybe up by now. Oh my God, it's on backwards. That's the problem. That's the problem. So like Simon just mentioned, there's so many running backs you can name that you could throw into your top five. But Swift's a young running back. He was a rookie last year. He proved a lot last year. And he's proved so much this year. He's a pass catcher. Yeah, yeah. I mean, if I saw this trade poll, it'd be hard for me to not click. I would click yes probably. I probably wouldn't think too much just like Jordan was kind of like describing. Yeah, you guys are right there. Like is he in your top five, Josh? CMC coach Henry Camara, JT, like, what's he doing right now? I don't know if Henry's in my top five or not. Yeah, that's the thing that's Henry. Yeah. Aaron Jones, Austin Eckler. He's not. Naji Harris. Swift above Eckler, above Jones. Naji is a question mark, but Swift above Naji right now. So yeah. Anthony said I would have agreed, except this is similar to the Wednesday poll. That's surprising. Yeah, and when we did play poll perception earlier in the week that did come up. I think. And Simon missed it. Simon missed it. Yeah, but it was 42% as we're saying DeAndre Swift was the RB2, which reminder, if you're enjoying this game, this is the first time you're seeing us. We do, we have a game show every single day, 3 p.m. Eastern time, every weekday, sorry. On our channel, Front Yard Fantasy on YouTube. So you can join more of these games, including poll perception. But yeah, it came up then, which is, I saw a couple other polls and I was like, man, people really love Swift. Yeah, no, yeah. The question was, is Swift the, it was like, who is the running back to behind Christian McCaffrey and Dynasty? And there was like three, it gave us like four options. The Swift was one of them and we were guessing on Swift. Yeah. And he was, he was up there, right? I think he was the second highest voted. And Anthony was the closest on this one was 69. Oh no, no, 73%. Brandon said 73%. No, he said no. 73% on no side. Anthony was the closest. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Me and Brandon, me and Brandon were right there. We got it perfectly wrong. You know, we did it wrong. Brandon was just saying, you know what, Simon's down in the dumps. I'm going to, I'm going to make him feel a little better. We're going to go the same number. He hawk, me and Simon. He hawk. I think he got the wrong percentage one, but still I love it. Love it. You know what, Kevin said 69% as well. So, hey, Kevin, great job on that one. Woo, let's go. All right guys. We got two more, two more polls left. Jordan, we're coming to you for your final one. Let's get in there, right? That's what I'm talking about. Let's get in there. Jail's got a good lead here, 12-9-0. Jordan, this is a Dynasty Superflex PPR League. Side A is Dalvin Cook and Stefan Diggs. Side B is Jonathan Taylor and AJ Brown. Jordan, what percentage of people chose Dalvin Cook and Stefan Diggs over Jonathan Taylor and AJ Brown? Fandal giving half credit for getting the right number. Yeah, I already said it. If Eddie gets some half credit earlier for accidentally typing his number backwards, they end on the wrong side, or maybe just some third credit. You deserve that Fandal for speed reading that comment. Dynasty Leagues, Taylor and AJ Brown are definitely more valuable from a long-term perspective than Diggs and Cook. I mean, that side is going to win. It's just about how much. I haven't said 35% yet, so I'm saying 35% now with the Dalvin Cook, Stefan Diggs side. That's where we're going. 3-5, trade vibing. 3-5 in trade vibing? Did you say trade vibing? Just trade vibing, don't worry. I like trade vibing. I'm just trying to stay as great in every conversation. Did somebody say trade? No. I'm in the bathroom. All right. Well, Jordan is saying side A gets 35% here. Gail, we're coming to you. Do you think the over or under is? Do you think the actual percentage of side A is over or under 35%? I'm going to go over. I agree with Jordan. I think the Johnathan Taylor, AJ Brown side is the right side, but I think enough people are going to just pick these other players. Like it's close enough. I'm going to be over. I have to take the under, because in order for me to even tie Jail for the win, Jail needs to get this one wrong. I need to get it right. Jordan needs to be more than 10 percentage points away, and then I have to hit the final round exactly on the dot, and I'll tie Jail for the victory. So after that analysis, I'll take the under. Technically, he could be within 10 percentage points, and then you would tie all three of them if you hit it right on the dot and got it under correctly. Yeah, I think you're overthinking yourself. No, I am perfectly thinking myself. I am so medium-thunk right now. I've never been an average-ly thunk. We got some great guesses in the chat, Jay, while coming in saying 45%, Albert saying 40%, Kevron saying 52%, Jurassic Scoop saying 53%, and Anthony saying 55%. No one's taking the under. No one's taking the under. Well, guys, in a Dynasty Superflex PPR league, Side Day's Daven Cook and Seth Mugdigg set Side B's Jonathan Taylor and AJ Brown. What percentage of people chose Side A? The actual percentage is 55%. Anthony! Ooh, Anthony! Anthony! Anthony! Good job, man. Simon. I'm sorry about it. I'm sorry about it. This is like... Nothing. Like, I'm not even down by a lot. I got nothing. He just said nothing. All right, well, if I'm closest, I tie with JL. I have to get it on the dot, don't I? No. To win, you have to get it on the dot. To tie JL, you can get it. You can get the closest. And if I get it on the dot, I come in second. Yes. Yes, absolutely. And if you end up tying, I'll ask you guys a quick, quick, quick, quick question. So let's just get into this next one. You know, we're running out of time a little bit here. You guys ready? Hey, Jordan!  You're looking good to go. All right, guys, this one, this one's a little bit, it's a little bit different. So, but just bear with me for a second. It's good. It's fun. It's fun. Who impressed more? Who impressed more? Player A or player B? Player A had 14 carries, 40 yards, 2.9 yards per carry. 14 receptions, 19 targets, 102 yards, 7.2 yards per reception. Player B had 26 carries, 112 yards, 4.3 yards per carry. Six receptions, eight targets, 58 reception yards and 9.8 yards per reception.  What percentage of people said that player A impressed more? Four. Wait, wait, is this in one? This isn't in one game. No, that's not in one game. No, yep. It could be. It's in one game. This is one game. I was just adding up the fantasy scores for these, and it is as a reasonable one-week score. Nausea Harris got 14 carries and 14 catches last week, because I know it's Nausea Harris in the top. It's got to be. And I know the 19 targets are there. Who impressed more? That was the question. Who impressed more? Player A or player B? It gave player A stats. It gave player B stats. You can vote on A or B. Did they say who it was on each side? No, they did not. They just listened to that. But I do know who both are. Yeah, I mean, I know. Should not give anything away. Player A is Nausea Harris. Yeah, you guys seem to know. Not to give anything away. I'm going to give something away. Well, you guys, you guys know it.  Thinking what the FS mind is working for here. What's it doing? It's just trying to figure out who the box line is. He said that player A impressed more. That don't impress me much. You got the shot the touch. Now don't get me wrong. Yeah, I think you're all right. I enjoyed that. Birdie Doe coming in and asking PPR question mark. This was a question posed on Twitter and all it said was who impressed more? Oh, player A or player B? I know it is. OK, this is funny when the names get announced because I know I know the second one is. You do? Yeah, it plays. He was in the Seattle game last week. Maybe you got. Yeah, he got all the touches. I was going to play his the running back who got rolled out instead. Uh huh. Uh huh. It's annoying. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So you guys, you guys got to guess what percentage of people that said player A impressed more? Yeah, I know. I don't I don't know. I have no idea. I've been so wrong this whole time, too. OK, I'm just writing a number or. I have a pump closest. I think I have no idea.    It was Wednesday. It was Wednesday. I don't know who people are going to vote for. I feel like if people look up these names, they're going to say the other one. But I feel like Kerry's got to be more valuable. Who impressed more? This is the same exact data that was in the poll. All right, guys, we're in need an answer out of you. I'm ready. You guys ready? Yeah. All right. We're coming to Simon first. Simon showing his he's saying 39 percent. Simon saying 39 percent of people chose player A. And they're sad because I have zero points. Hi, Simon, we're close. I am. I am rocking with the three five again. Once he's driving straight, I've been. All right, J.L. I have I have made a mistake. No saying 74 is at one. Seventy one, seventy one. Seventy one percent of people are choosing right. Hey, all right. I also started with a seven J.L. And then you can't even see it. I feel like you're being efficient on the ground is much more impressive than being efficient here. Like, I don't know. I might be wrong. And put the hat back on and sing Shania. Only if I win Anthony, if I get it exactly right, I'll stand on my desk and sing Shania with my hat on. And Maria said, please clip Simon's beep boop noises. Thank you. They were pretty good. Beep boops. OK, Josh. All right, guys, guys. Let's just get right into it. You know, we're running out of time. The actual percentage of people that said side a player a impressed more. It's thirty one percent. Jordan. Thirty one percent of people chose. The game's tied right now. So guys, guys, guys, I want to ask both J.L. I'm going to lose this.  I'm sorry, Jordan and Simon. I have one last poll for you. It's not set up, but I'm going to just ask you guys. Can you write it down? And you side A. Who would you rather have when your dynasty team side? A is Najee Harris. Side B is Seyquan Barclay. Let's get this fast. Najee Harris, Seyquan Barclay. Najee Harris or Seyquan Barclay. Side A is Najee Harris. Who would you rather have when your dynasty team? What percentage of people chose Najee Harris? This is for the win, everyone. This is big. Simon with a zero. Yep. That's how you spell it in Fandolin. You're saying over time. All right, I'm ready. Spicy. I'm ready to do it. So since J.L. was winning going into that, we are going to come to you first, Jordan. All right. The game is tied right now. So, Jordan, what percentage of people? Who would you rather have in your dynasty team? Najee Harris or Seyquan Barclay? What percentage of people said Najee Harris? I am going with a percentage. I think that J.L. is not on. I'm going 48% with Seyquan. Najee, 48% is Najee. Yes. Well, today is Najee Harris. Yes. So you were saying 48% of people chose Najee Harris. J.L., what do you think? This isn't going to help our situation. You see, 48... All right, hold on, guys. I got another one. I'm going to ask you guys another one. What? I can't believe that just happened. We're just, you know, J.L. and I are next to each other. We're thinking the same. This is a problem. That's geographic. You guys are weird. You guys are weird. What was the poll? What was the answer? Yeah. It's 60%. All right. So 60% chose Najee Harris. Here's another one. Would you trade a 2023 mid-second for Trey Sermon in a 12-team PPR Superflex dynasty league? 2023 mid-second for Trey Sermon in a 12-team PPR Superflex dynasty league. 1% of people said yes. They would trade a second round pick for Trey Sermon in a 12-team PPR Superflex dynasty league. Boatman with my heart. Jordan. Jordan, what do you think? I'm going with a 3-5 again. I think 35% of people said yes. They would trade a 2023 mid-second for Trey Sermon in this. J.L., what do you think? Yes. 58. So we're going to have a winner. So what did you say? Unless it's perfectly in the middle. Somehow. All right, guys. The actual percentage of people that said yes was 45%. Jordan is the winner. Oh, my god. 45%. Let's go, Jordan. Oh, my god. The 3-5 close game. Oh, my god. That was stressful. That was very stressful.  We never had a game quite like that, guys. He said the same percent. Let's go. What's funny is that was still almost right in between you guys still, like directly in between you guys. It was 46 and a half. So it was like it was still very close to being like right perfectly in between your answers. I feel like this is like in Star Wars. Like Jordan is like my dipole or whatever it's called. Dipole. Straight vibing. Let's go. 3-5 and straight vibing. The member of the 3-5 crew won it. And guys, everyone watching, if you are not already following Jordan, please go and do that right now. He puts out awesome content for the DFS players. And you know what? He's a pretty smart fantasy redrag brain as well. But he, I just lost my trick right there. Jordan, you got me so close. Here's what I was going to say is he puts his money where his mouth is. The advice he's giving you, he's taking into account in his lineups as well. And I know how important that is when you're consuming DFS content. Jordan is the real deal. So go check him out at JordanVanik DFS on Twitter. And make sure you check him out his work with 4 for 4 and awesome as well. Thank you so much for coming on today, man. And congrats on the W. This is what we do here. I had to avenge Anthony from earlier in this week. And I needed to do it strongly. I did not mean to make you score a zero, Simon. That's the thing I did. I did. I did. Don't worry. Next time, we'll get them. I mean, there's a learning experience over here. But we're going to come back better and stronger than ever. And just wait till next week. Any given Sunday, man? Any given Sunday. I didn't win this game as much as anyone.   I'm sorry. I had to do some nice try, Simon, with a zero. Trading makes fantasy fun as well. Trading does make fantasy fun. That's it for us, guys. Before you go, subscribe to Fandal on YouTube. Follow them on Twitch. And if you want to check us out some more, we are on YouTube and Twitch at Front Yard Fantasy Live Monday through Friday at 3 p.m. Eastern time. And this Sunday, the next time you can catch us, is at 7 p.m. on the Fandal channel's recapping this week's game, so make sure you check us out over there. Man, I'm just getting roasted in here. You know what? Before it gets too much deeper, before it ruins my whole weekend, we're going to jump everyone. We will see you Sunday. Adios, everybody. Bye-bye. Bye. Bye-bye.


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There is agent training every Monday two o'clock or two or three central standard time I'm Cody askings and I'm excited to talk to you today about the mistakes that agents are making you're making them I've made them I Don't make him any more and I know hundreds and hundreds and even thousands of agents that make these mistakes When their appointment say because I think that's that's one of them if you think about it the number one reason why agents fell and 92% of insurance agents fell in this business the number one reason why agents fell in this business And I want some feedback from you whether you're on Facebook Instagram YouTube in comments below number one reason why agents fell is simply because They do not see enough people per week You say, okay? If you're saying that I there the only reason I'm felling is I'm not seeing enough people per week Then what can we do to fix that? Well, I know that the best way to fix this which is why insurance agents fell is There's three things number one I would almost say there's like there's like three ways to almost like guarantee success, right? To succeed how we do it on glare DJ. We're good three ways to succeed. I would say no, you know what number one is By leads I heard it said by Joe DeVault out in the boot hill one time. He said hey the boot hill in Missouri He said hey Cody if agents do not have leads without leads agents are Unemployed now thought dang dude, that's good like that got my attention without leads agents are unemployed You said well Cody, I don't believe in buying leads Without warm without prospects Essentially a lead is a prospect and we think of prospects.  You can think about all these different ways It doesn't always just have to be a lead that you bought a prospect is a lead so without leads Whether they're bought free grabbed referrals, whatever without leads You fell. Okay the number two thing is there's some that there's some there's there's a there's a There's there's a lack of appointment setting Through a succeed dude get better at appointment setting and then the third thing would be would be training Which would be knowing? Hey, here's what I do when I get in front of a prospect from a to Z All four steps from the warm-up to the fact fine to the presentation to close all the way till the wrap-up and cool down This is the biggest reason why agents are Able to succeed and to keep themselves from felling is when they have people to talk to When then they know what to do to get in front of those people and then when they get in front of those people How to convert them into actual sales? Okay? So I'm going to go over a few mistakes that the part I'm going to cover the most today is step number two Appointment setting get the appointment setting mistakes the things that I see Whether it's at the door door knocking whether it's on the phone doesn't matter the biggest mistakes that I see The I would say the the biggest mistakes in general when it comes to appointment setting would be the first one would be The start of the call. It's weak. It's weak. Maybe it's weak the start of the call is weak So when you start the call a lot of agents will do this Here's how about 90 plus percent of insurance agents will start a lead call Hey, I'm looking for Betty Smith Yeah, that well that no, this isn't but well, yeah, it's Betty And then and then we'll make another mistake. Hey, my name is Cody askins with secure insurance group and you put your information in saying that you wanted a quote to buy life insurance and Then we pause and what happens is by doing this two things are happening the start of the call has a Lack of confidence It's that they're starting to call as a lack of confidence we don't know that we have the right person and Then even the second layer is when we say something like that like hey You fill out a form you wanted to quote to buy life insurance or whatever It's it's a it's a dumb assumption right because every leader has some level of interest by by doing that You are asking the prospect to insert an objection here, please So that's the first mistake the start of the call the way you should say it When you start the call I Would say you know what it's the greeting from the very beginning You are showing a lack of confidence and you are struggling with getting the prospect's attention so that you can end up getting in front of them Instead of hello, I'm looking for Betty Hey Betty Which one has more likelihood of getting the response we want gaining confidence in them letting them know Hey, I know who you are. I'm not a salesperson. I'm not a telemarketer. I'm not a random stranger. I know you One has confidence with an assumption and one's gonna get them because if you think about it, have you ever told a prospect? Have you ever told told it told it? I mean ever told the telemarketer. So for instance Oh, that's DJ something and it applies to you guys too DJ.  I'm looking for Daniel. I'm with Sirius XM or whoever and you say, oh, no You have the wrong number. Has that ever happened? It's happened to you guys, hasn't it? Right, right? Yeah, yeah, I mean that was that's the biggest thing though because They don't know that they have the right person. I may not want to talk to them You guys may not want to talk to that telemarketer. So we may end up saying now. You know what it? You got the wrong number.  I even do it So instead let's start the beginning of the call the greeting the right way Hey Betty Betty says hello. Hey Betty That's it. That's the beginning of a call. Oh, hey Betty Hello, hello Betty. That's it. I mean so many mistakes are made right here that affect the entire rest of the call Now, you know how to greet someone when when you get them on the phone because if you greet them the wrong way There's a lack of confidence a lack of trust poor assumption and the rest of the call They are they they just know that you don't know them All right, second thing is Use your first name. I think another big mistake agents make is they use their last name They use their company name and they end up giving the prospect not only too much information not only too much information but The prospect doesn't care what your last name is they don't care what your company name was I just heard it in there I just heard it in our call center last week The We said who we were with the company and guess what the prospect did because we said that they said uh Who is that company? It gave them a chance to insert an objection to ask a question This isn't a time for them to ask you questions. Guess what?  It's time for you to ask them questions not the other way around I Want them asking me questions and I want them talking a lot more than me and I want them listening I want to be listening to them and all that when I get in front of them But right now the goal is to get in front of them use your first name. Okay, so for instance Hello, Betty Yeah, this is Betty This is Cody That's it so far That's it. This is Cody. I don't need last name. I don't need company name I don't need a bunch of different stuff. I need to keep it really simple Gain control the call with confidence the next thing that a lot of agents make the mistake is They say how are you? And I'm gonna even change this one to agents use last name Because these are mistakes last name and company name. That's a mistake Okay, how are you come on really what telemarketer on the planet? Doesn't ask how are you?  They don't even know you yet They have no clue. It's irrelevant. It's a waste of breath I don't want to speak words unless it positively impacts my goal of getting them getting in front of them Period so stop doing that. That's a what that's a mistake fourth one Look, I'm gonna write it as this is because it's a mistake agents always pause Don't pause until after you ask a question. That is guess what a mistake you heard that call earlier Hey, I'm look and this is the bad call. Remember this. This is a wrong call. Hey, I'm looking for Betty If she even agrees is Betty she's made a lie and say it's not you got the wrong number a lot of times It's still the right number. Yeah, this is this. Yeah, this is Betty Betty This is Betty Smith This is Cody askings with secure insurance group you filled out a form to receive your free quote to buy life insurance to glaring mistakes with that number one They just agreed to receive information They have some level of interest you have no clue if they're gonna let you give them a quote You have no clue if they're gonna buy life insurance You have no clue about any of it because it's some level of interest right going back to some level of interest again and the second mistake is The agent pauses and guess what happens when you don't when you don't finish with a question you pause They're gonna give you an objection They're gonna say I'm not interested, you know, I changed my mind everybody got coverage I can't afford it because you're a salesperson you say something dumb they say an Objection whatever it is and it's because of the pause the pause is the death of the call and then the fifth thing is Again, because it's all about the fifth thing is your your your your everybody's setting all these like firm appointments and meetings Like they're going like like you're a doctor and they're coming to see you at the doctor's office Like nobody wants that They don't even enjoy going to the doctor So instead of a firm appointment and a meeting sell a drop-off time because guess what about 80 to 90% of what you say Is gonna get lost in translation They're gonna forget before you ever see them So when you show up, they're they're probably have forgot your name. They probably some of them forgot you were coming by they forgot Sometimes some of them forget why you were coming by Some of them may even forget that you were dropping something off. I get that a lot from agents Hey, well, what are you dropping off when you say you're dropping some off? What are you gonna drop off? They're gonna forget you're dropping something off and then you're gonna go run an appointment Which was the whole goal to begin with but let's not add To the complexity. Let's keep it simple.  Here's the right call for those that are curious.  So here's the right call ring ring ring. Hello Hello, Betty Hello, Betty Yeah, this is Betty This is Cody I'm getting back to you because again Telling them telling somebody they did something is Kind of like you're attacking them instead of hey I'm getting back to you about your request for the new final expense information now Betty I'm the local filled underwriter. You notice I continued to keep Control now Betty. I'm the local filled underwriter and I'll be out in your area on Friday Should I drop this information off? What do you think Betty? Which is better morning or afternoon? Do you think that that's gonna get a better response? then This is Cody askings with secure insurance group you fell out of form saying you wanted to get your quote to buy life insurance Congratulations, and then we stop we don't ask a question more than in control We pause and they do what they give you an objection They may give you an objection, but I would rather it happen later Plus I'm gonna avoid Some objections with the way that I structure a call most agents don't understand that we give a we give a lot of this Away for free on our website secure agent mentor calm. We've got a page on our website secure. It's a free page I'm not trying to say you nothing secure agent mentor calm under our leads tab. We have a page called how to Close our leads We tell you when to call When to text when to email when to doorknock How many times to call how many times to text how many times to email how many times to doorknock When you call here's what you say don't do this when you text Here's three different examples of how to text someone when you email here's three different examples of how to email someone when you doorknock Here's three different ways to doorknock them Here's a training video Here's a Harvard Business Review on why all this works The only thing I'm not doing for you is the work is Actually showing up and doing it calling leaving the voicemails doing the doorknocks because the reason why a lot of our stuff works is About 90% of the time You will reach about 90% of prospects when you make six calls Six statistically proven when you make six calls you'll end up reaching about 90% of prospects also statistically 80% of sales are made between the fifth and the twelfth contact Most agents give up some of them never call a lead you say now that's not me. I would never do that You do done it before I promise or they call them once or they call them twice But I would say only about five to ten percent of agents ever go past one or two calls And this is the only reason why you're struggling with leads because if we broke it down earlier the ways to succeed Have leads. I don't care where you get them Work the leads to get in front of people and then when you get in front of them ask them to do business with you It's not a suit. I'm gonna put that on a t-shirt. It's not a super complicated process the goal is To get in front of them to get in front of enough people to succeed So that's why these are the biggest mistakes that agents make poor greeting as In hey, I'm looking for somebody there's no confidence in that the confidence has got you've got To have you got to exude confidence or they're never gonna believe you if you don't believe yourself. I promise you they don't Another mistake using your last name and company name.  You don't care and it's not a good question. It's gonna it's gonna it's gonna spur an objection Just wait the pause is another huge mistake Pausing after you've said something instead of finishing with a question of being in control the pause is the absolute death the call This is the worst one by the way This one's pretty bad because it starts the call off really poorly This one's really really bad because it is the absolute death of the call You want to you want a lot of objections every time you try to call someone do this If you want to extract as many objections as you possibly can to make this business even harder than it already is Then do that and I promise you you'll get more objections than you ever want the last thing is the bit the last mistake is Thinking that you need like a firm appointment or a meeting or just sell a drop-off time Your whole goal when you work a lead is to get in front of them The definition of a lead is they have some level of interest the definition of what you're supposed to do is to just Try to get in front of them. So hope this helped This was the biggest mistakes that agents make when their appointment setting when they're calling leads and how you can avoid those and how you can Be better at this. Thanks for watching insurance agent training We come to you every Monday to train and make you better today call the office better today Then you worry yesterday and last week and we're gonna keep training you every week for the rest of your life Have a great week. See you Wednesday


Welcome back everyone. We're here live at the open networking summit, ONS 2014, the hashtag. This is the Cube, our flagship program. We go out to the events, expect a signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, the founder of Silicon Island. I'm Joe, my co-host. Stu Miniman, chief analyst at Wikibon.org. Dave Vellante is in the house checking out some things, doing some research, talking to the customers, talking to the vendors. This is an interesting show. We're going to strap up here day one segment, wall-to-wall coverage. We've had all the big players in networking on the Cube, all the most important guests, entrepreneurs, big CEOs, companies. Stu, big change here, future networking. You hear cloud firsts, not mobile firsts, cloud firsts of the show. Really a changing of the guard and the networking layer. You're seeing about the lunar destination being sat, integrating and making it programmable, the programmable interfaces. This is devos, means software-defined data center, means networking, under change, massive transformation. It's a future of networking. It's at the infancy of a revolution. What's your take? Yeah, John, I think change is the word that I come out from this show. Obviously, open source is a huge catalyst for what's going on here. But when I think back to my career and how I've watched networking, usually I measure it in decades. I mean, you go through the standards work, you get the piece done, slowly adoption happens, and you look at how long it actually took from the idea to come up through a lot of people using it, and it takes 10 years or more for it to happen. We really see some of these cycles compressing. This is the third year of this show. It has changed dramatically. Last year, we talked a lot about open flow. This year, it's more open daylight and cloud and open stack. NFV is making an appearance here. By next year, maturity will be even more. We think that within two or three years, we're going to see significant changes in some of the landscape and significant shifts in where dollars are going. I think one of the things I'm seeing is this programmatic interface. It's not just about APIs as a punchline. Composition of applications and services. The service cataloging business is here. Provisioning dynamically, agile in the cloud. Really, the networking is getting their act together to innovate for dynamic provisioning, push button provisioning. With the users now, our developers, this is DevOps. DevOps is directly in a collision course with networking. You're seeing virtualization open up a range of creativity. We had Martin Casada on B.M. Ware, former CEO, founder of NSEERF, talking about how awesome this opportunity is. We had Dave, the CTO, Chief Editor of Francisco, talking about unparalleled change at the edge of the network identity system, security, Internet of Things is certainly going to change the dynamics. We even have got some big data in here. It's the confluence of all the trends we're covering here on theCUBE and all the shows we've gone through. More of the same. I want business value. I want dynamic networks. The networks have to be more responsive, faster, horizontal, vertical. IT is a service. Pick your approach. IT is the center of the value proposition. This is where it's going. Stu, what's your take on that? Two, where's open flow? Where's all those futures? One of the things we heard Cisco talk on here and say, most of these projects aren't really done. One of the questions I have coming out of this is, is an open source project ever done? It's kind of gradual maturity. The thing that worries me about that is customers buy their network based on fear. It is great if you can save the company money, but if the network goes down, you're out of a job. You definitely need to make sure that it's rock solid. The counter to that is the big companies that build their business around the network, companies like NTT, companies like AT&T, companies like Google have figured this out, are working with these new technologies, and that definitely is going to move down markets. You said cloud first, absolutely, is leading this trend. People need to either get on board with the cloud guys or find some way to be able to come and be competitive with it. Just some notable points. I'd like to share the post on my analysis. The show is obviously under the hood is key. The demand is very consistent with the cloud market and networking that under the hood ability for folks to look under the hood and match composite services and programmatically take a piece of this, put it with that vendor, open source is the key part of that. Check the box there. Again, that's consistent. The ops revolution, I think that was interesting note in the system that the real revolution is around operations. This is a once in a decade kind of thing, once in a century maybe you might want to say. The other thing is the devices. I don't know if things, I don't know if everything, the Cisco message, but internet of things brings the device centric and changes the definition of the edge of the network or identity of the person is not tied to a device that opens up the security conversation, a lot of other things, and all this stuff wrapped around that. Finally, what I found really interesting was Cisco. Really talking about a developer community outside of Cisco. That's something that they haven't launched yet. They're in beta. They're talking to some folks. I'll be interesting to see that because I think that's a new concept we heard from IBM last week at IBM Pulse. They're trying to reach the born on the web developers with their cloud blue mix. Cisco actually seeing that they have to move up the stack. That's big. I think that those are big highlights. On the vendor side though, the absence of Juniper is clear. HP is mute. Those are surprises to me actually. John, just to build off what you were talking about from the developers. To be honest, when I became an analyst four years ago, core networking was really boring. It was just dominated by a single vendor. There wasn't a lot going on. We heard from actually a couple of guys that work at Red Hat today. They had almost thought about leaving networking because four years ago it was getting kind of dull in the marketplace. Today, there's exciting places. If you want to be a coder, there's lots of places you can get involved. The development community, there's exciting things going on. There's lots of new job opportunities to really add value to your business and to move networking forward. Lots of good career opportunities, which is good to see. Of course, automation is going to put pressure on some of those jobs. If you can't take advantage of those changes, you might be out of a job in a couple of years. In collaboration and orchestration, obviously key messages that we've hearing repeating over and over again, those are table stakes. Obviously, scale on the hyper scale side was another thing that was mentioned. Hyper scale is coming into the enterprise. It's a key message we're hearing. We heard that from Brocade's chief scientist. Overall, I'm excited to see movement, real positive progress, moving from vapor hype to reality. Again, it's a step in front of a step first down in 10, move the chains, whatever analogy you want to use. The industry is moving. I think it is a call to action for the industry to say, hey, we better get our act together than power the cloud. Cloud scaling. The cloud is scaling, apps are scaling, diversity of applications. So great show. I think the data center networking platform concept is here. I think software defined data center, it will be a reality. The question is, which approach will it take? What version of open source, which mix of open programmable APIs for composition, as Martin was talking about as well as Cisco. So to me, I think that's my take. Great to see the action. Also great to have a new co-host on here, Scott Raynovich working with us on the networking side. Great to see Scott join the team relative to Silicon Angel and the Cube, Mookie Bond just to kind of join the team to help bring a different critical analysis and analyst perspective. So fantastic show so far. Yeah, John, I mean, you know, it's the community which has gotten so much feedback. A lot of the people online we think, you know, as always the audience that's watching the developer community, the networking community is a real tight one. And, you know, great to see, you know, some of these tech athletes that we've brought on over the years to help really, you know, show the history as it's happening throughout all of these shows. It's been exciting through, you know, VMworld and Amazon and OpenStack and, you know, some of the big shows we've got coming up this year. And the Cube is here on the ground covering, we've heard from the CEO Kelly Wanzer say, it's a great time to be a startup in networking. We know Peter Levine from Andresa Horowitz, he funded Q-MOS Networks. The VCs are out there right now talking to folks. Great movement, great innovation. There's some oxygen in the room feeding the flames of innovation here inside Open Network Center. This is the Cube. Great shout-out to the team. Great thanks for the crew here, Stu. Good job. Dave's here. He's got great messages here. Great show. Any final words?  I think you said this is, you know, part of our cloud coverage, you know, networking is moving outside of the silo. It's really, you know, bleeding into more of the systems and the clouds. So excited to see where a lot of these people show up at, you know, OpenStack. And, you know, this is probably the best SDN show. So excited we're here. We talked about, you know, how some of the other, you know, shows in networking have been on the decline.  And John, always a pleasure to do the show with you. Yeah, Open Networking Summit. Really getting its legs here. Sea legs. Really relevant show. This is going to be a big show going forward. I want to thank Cisco for being an underwriting sponsor to bring the Cube here. The Cube and its independent analysis commentary. Opening up the microphone for the tech athletes to share their information. Of course, for us to break down the analysis. Best event coverage has been coined on the web. Stu, thanks to you guys at Wikibon and SiliconANGLE. If you want to catch these videos, go to youtube.com slash SiliconANGLE. And go to our new Cube site at siliconangle.tv. Got a new player there. We're breaking down the videos for you. And, of course, follow us on Twitter. At SiliconANGLE. At Wikibon. I'm Matt Furrier. And he's at Stu. This is the Cube wrapping up from ONS 2014. Open Networking Summit 2014. This is a wrap. We'll see it next show. We've got Amazon coming up. We've got OpenStack on the horizon. IBM Impact. A variety of more and more shows. A lot of stuff coming up for the year. Thanks for watching the Cube. And that's it. Live here in Silicon Valley for Open Networking Summit 2014. I'm John Furrier. I'm Stu Miniman and Dave Vellante. This is Scott Rainovich. Thanks for watching.


Hi there. In the previous video, we covered off on the characteristic radiation peaks and how they relate to a specific target metal, remembering that the characteristic x-radiation peaks will stay in the same location unless you change the target metal. Now in this video, I'd like to look at the maximum frequency. So we're talking about this guy here, fmax. Now you need to remember that a maximum frequency x-ray, maximum energy x-ray, comes from the crossing of an electron across the electric field put between the cathode and the anode target and all of the kinetic energy of that electron stopping being slammed into a nucleus causing all of it to be transferred to an x-ray. Now the more kinetic energy it has that when it is stopped by a nucleus in the target metal, the more energy can then put into the x-ray. And the way to get more energy into that electron is to increase the electric field strength. So what you're doing is you're increasing the voltage across the x-ray tube. So if you increase the voltage across the x-ray tube, but you keep the current, i.e. the amount of electrons per unit time flying across the tube the same, you're going to affect the graph. What you're going to do is cause there to be a new higher maximum frequency. So I'll do this one in a different color. What you're going to do is you're going to have to redraw the graph. Now the intensity will stay the same because you've got the same amount of electrons per unit time going across. But now the graph is going to have a new fmax. And another key thing too, the characteristic peaks will stand exactly the same location because we have not changed the target metal. It's very important to remember that. So key thing here is you want to speed up the electrons. You do so by applying a greater voltage across the x-ray tube. That's going to cause the electrons to accelerate faster, arrive at the target with more kinetic energy. Then once stopped completely, what you're going to get is a higher energy x-ray coming out. So what you do is you shift the whole graph to the right that do not move the characteristic peaks because the target metal hasn't changed. Alright, so the next thing we're going to look at is intensity and how to change that.


Retroma is a key component of cellular homeostasis, as it regulates the sorting and transport of integral membrane proteins and controls the maturation of the endolysosomal network. When retroma is dysfunctional, it can lead to neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. To better understand how retroma dysfunction affects cells, researchers used an integrated multiomics approach to study a human glioblastoma cell line. They found that retroma dysfunction leads to widespread changes in the lysosomal proto, increased lysosomal exocytosis, and altered cell surface proteins and secretomes. These findings suggest that retroma plays a critical role in maintaining lysosomal homeostasis and protecting against neurodegeneration.