Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with a two box break of 2020-2021 Panini Donneress basketball choice edition random team break number nine 15-spot break all card ship one spot gets you two teams. So let's double you up And there's all the teams right there. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it two and a five seven times for names and teams one two three four four five six and Seventh and final time after seven Shane down to Benton Appreciate everyone's patience in this break. I think we were supposed to do this a lot earlier today Should have been one of our first breaks of the day but It looked like it wasn't full two and a five seven times for the teams, but we found those orders two three four five Six and good luck seventh and final time after seven.  Let's sort this by column B And we're gonna pause the video really quick see if there's any trades and and then we'll come back for the break All right, welcome back there were no deals done a little bit of trade chatter, but nothing doing on St. Patrick's a happy st. Patty's everybody. Good luck. Here we go No, I mean there's so many different variations of these very so there's there's the hobby edition there's the choice edition and Then there could be a separate Asia edition. There's hanger pack editions hanger box editions retail pack editions Blaster editions But this is just the choice edition right we got Isaac a Coro to lead things off for the Cavs that'll be for Ben We got a nice James Weissman For Brenton and the Warriors Skyler Mays for the ATL Sean Maddock got Saban Lee Pistons that'll be Chad Mitchell Robinson 12 out of 49 for the Knicks It's gonna be for Boone tie Keras Lovevert 32 out of 99 That's for Brooklyn. That's gonna be for Steve and we got a Peyton Prichard 41 out of 99. I Don't think prism has Asia or choice. There's no Asia choice I guess there'd be team all choice. I Don't know. I think if you go to cardboard connection comm they'll tell you all the stuff there But the Asia editions if any are different from any of the choice editions choice in the Asia ones are separate are different 46 out of 49 Cassius Winston Washington wizards that'll be for Bryce. I Mean unless they make a a choice Asia edition someday And oh a nice Patrick Williams rated rookie auto for the Bulls That's gonna go to Matthew in Chicago and there's Tyler Bay Yeah, a lot of time the Asia editions tend to be higher end just because You know just because they're Yeah, I tried to trade couldn't trade just because the Asia editions are so exclusive and they have different parallels And they don't make too much of those same with choice generally the Asia editions have those Those Gold wave and red wave parallels which are pretty popular All right, and the choice usually has this that pattern in the background right there. There's Isaiah Stewart Rated rookie for Detroit. That'll be for Chad Nice Devin Vassel for the Spurs that'll be for Brenton Got a nice obi top in here for the Knicks that'll be for Buntai and look at this Anthony Edwards. That's nice number one overall pick I Should go for a lot. Minnesota Timberwolves Buntai with the T Wolves. There you go Kenya Martin juniors back there. There's Victor Oladipo 7 out of 10 gold for the Pacers Bretton with Indiana Here's a nice one LeBron James 73 out of 99 And look some of these up you'll be surprised at how much these go for if you're not familiar with with hoops Sean Maddock with my Lakers and we got Marcus all 36 out of 49. This is Raptors edition here There you go for Bryce All right, and behind Kenyon Martin junior are the your autographs first one is Desmond Bain Bain Bain That is my Bain impression Tyler Fisher with Bain and behind Kenyon Martin is gonna be Nico Manion Who's I think has been getting some minutes? Lately for the Warriors that goes to Brenton. I Think Kenyon Martin's actually been doing all right for the Rockets, right Houston Matthew Shearer I feel like he's been putting together some good games It is the son of Kenyon Martin if you remember him and there you go boys and girls choice in the books We got two more box in the store. Those are the last two boxes of Daenerys choice basketball That we have at the moment until we get some more. So there you have it. That was a random team 9 Random team 10 is the last two box of the case and I'm Joe and I'll break that with you later tonight. Bye. Bye


A gyda i Afro, y WHO a dweud mewn y three quarters of the global healthcare workers on Monday called on governments to step up climate action at the COP26 global climate conference that is setting, it could save millions of lives a year. The United Nations health agencies report on climate change and helps calls for transformational action in every sector. The public health benefits of ambitious climate actions far outweighs The WHO has previously said some 13.7 million deaths a year or around 24.3% of the global total were due to environmental risks such as air pollution and chemical exposure. It is not clear exactly how many of those are directly linked to climate change. The WHO's Maria Nira said about 80% of the deaths from air pollution could be prevented through compliance with its guidelines. The benefits of tackling the causes of climate change could be that if you reduce air pollution, if you reach the recommendations of WHO in terms of levels for particulate matter 2.5, we could reduce by 80% the number of deaths that are occurring every year due to air pollution. Imagine this represents 5.6 million deaths that could be safe, could be protected. Whatever you do to tackle the causes of climate change will have enormous benefit for the health of the people. And those benefits for the health of the people will come essentially from the reduction of air pollution for improving air quality. And let me put you the figures again on the table every minute. And this is a horrible figure that I always hate to put on the table. Every minute we have 13 deaths caused by exposure to air pollution. That our health is not negotiable. We're going into climate negotiations. We're negotiating many things. But the life of a single child, whether it's lost to air pollution or climate change is not something that should be beyond the table. So that's one of the key messages. There is a saying in the climate negotiations, particularly from the most vulnerable countries of 1.5 to stay alive. We need to stay below 1.5 degrees centigrade warming in order to protect ourselves. We mean it in health terms. It really is a case of staying alive for many people around the world.


Hi everyone, I am Dr. Sunil Kumar, Consultant and Interventional Cardiologist at Columbia Asia Hospital, Habbard. Today, we will talk about cardiac arrest. We all know that recently, a film director had a sudden cardiac arrest at home. My name is Raj Kaushal and then by the time they took him to the hospital, he was declared dead. So, what is cardiac arrest? Cardiac arrest means heart, cardiac arrest means stopping, the heart beats stopping. So, it is the final event before the death. So, cardiac arrest can be because of heart-related conditions or it can be because of other conditions too. So, many a times, we tend to mistake heart attack as cardiac arrest. Both are not one and the same. One of the major cause for cardiac arrest is heart attack. So, coming to the heart attack, how does an heart attack cause a cardiac arrest? So, in a heart attack, there is a sudden blockage of the arteries, the main artery in the heart which supplies blood to the heart. So, that there is a sudden reduction in the functioning of the heart and the electrical activity in the heart goes because of this and then this leads to a very abnormal life threatening rhythm called ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation and this leads to cardiac arrest. So, this is the most common cause for the cardiac arrest. So, which happens, we would have heard recently, we heard about the director Raj Kaushal. He was otherwise apparently normal and suddenly he fell down, he lost his consciousness at home and when he was bought to the hospital, he was dead. So, this is most probably due to heart attack leading to this abnormal rhythm called ventricular tachycardia and that led to cardiac arrest. What are the other causes of other heart related causes for cardiac arrest? This cardiac arrest can sometimes occurs in young people. As we know, heart attack is more common middle-aged and elderly, but sometimes the cardiac arrest can also happen in young people. This is mainly because of the genetics, some hereditary disorders where the heart muscle sometimes gets very much thickened and again this leads to electrical abnormalities in the heart and this can lead to this ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation. We call that as a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The other heart related causes for cardiac arrest, especially in young individuals are mainly hereditary causes where in some cases there is an abnormal increase in the thickness of the chambers of the heart which leads to an abnormal electrical activity and this can result in ventricular fibrillation and leads to cardiac arrest. This is especially seen in young athletics who suddenly collapse on field and then they have a cardiac arrest and the other rare causes of cardiac arrest in young individual is again hereditary causes which leads to abnormality in the iron channels in the heart which transports the proteins and these abnormal iron channels leads to increase susceptibility of the ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation and this can lead to cardiac arrest. This is one of the reason you know this is the cause for a recent cardiac arrest of a Denmark football player Christian Ericsson who collapsed on field in the ongoing Euro 2020 competition and he was immediately resuscitated because immediate CPR was done and then defibrillation was done. So, how do we treat you know other causes for cardiac arrest include any other you know critical illness of major organs which can lead to sudden stoppage of the heart function. So, any liver, kidney or brain malfunction it can lead to determinants can lead to sudden stoppage of the heart and then this can lead to cardiac arrest. So, most of this cardiac arrest especially heart related things happens outside the hospital. So, how do we treat them the most important thing is you know to recognize and to start early treatment that includes a cardiopulmonary resuscitation and then defibrillation. So, basically we need to teach the public you know to do or to do how to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation and not only the general public it has to be emphasized with the school students the college students in the workplace whether it is a factory or any major workplace where many people gather. So, everyone should know about the basic life support. So, this we call it as a BLS they should undergo the BLS course and they should know how to give a simple CPR and the second most important thing is to provide this defibrillator facilities in major you know in a major places like hotels, malls and the cinema halls or in a major you know areas where there is a large crowd. Now, this we see commonly in western population, but we do not see in our country. So, this availability of this we call it as a automated electrical defibrillators AEDs. So, teaching the public how to use this AEDs that is automated electrical defibrillator will definitely helps us in treating this patients who have sudden cardiac arrest in the in the outside the hospital and this will help in reduction in the death rates among these patients. Otherwise as we all know the cardiac arrest unless attended immediately will certainly lead to death. So, my major advice is we need to educate the public and we need to treat you know we need to educate the public regarding the CPR and then regarding the defibrillation. So, this we need to emphasize this leads to reduction in the death rates in cardiac arrest patients. Thank you.


The Labour Party Governorship Candidate in Lagos has said Nigerians are ready to kick out the so-called big parties in 2023. Badibol Rhodes Viva will be contending with the incumbent Lagos State Governor Babajideh Son Walu of the all-progressive Congress, APC and Dr Olajideh Adidiran, popularly called Jandoor of the People's Democratic Party, PDP in 2023. Byddwn i gynnyddio i'r byddwyr o'r plan o'r plannu o'r 23 yma yn Lagos, yma, Badibol Rhodes Viva. Byddwn i'r Labour Party Governorship Candidate o'r lagos. Rwy'n ddweud i'n gwneud ar hynny. Rwy'n ddweud i'n gwneud. Rwy'n ddweud. Mae'r ddweud yma, mae'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud hwnnw o'r gweithio'r Labour Party. Rwy'n ddweud i'r ddweud. Rwy'n ddweud i'r ddweud. Rwy'n pa i'n gwneud o'r rhanio i ddweud i'r radiol sydd i gael deuaeth yng Nghympreth Llegos. Felly, rwy'n ddweud i'r ddweud o'r gweithio. Rwy'n ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i'r gweithio eich rhanio i'r lathau a'r argynt. Mae'r ffynf i'r lagos yn cael eu gwirloch. If you become governor, what is top on your priority list for legos if you become governor? The transportation sector in terms of a systematic approach to it has the agro-component in it. It has the road infrastructure in it. It has transparency and accountability so that the amount of money we have can get us as much infrastructure as possible gyda y bydd y gweld y brifetwyr o ffordd ymgyrch. Ond roi o'r ffordd ymgyrch ynglyniad yma, mae'r ffordd yn ffawr amgyrch, sy'n gweld y cyfnod o'r Lagoeysiau a'r byw o'r bydd ymgyrch ynglyniad ynglyniad ynglyniad ynglyniad. Roedd mewn sgwrs, roedd y bwysig ynglyniad ymgyrch yn arno i chi arnynni gyda'r ymgyrch. Roedd yw'n agorol sy'n ymgyrch arnynnu'r ffordd ymgyrch. mae'n dweud y gweithio'r ffordd hwnnw sy'n gweithio'r ffordd hwnnw yn siaradau'n ddalol. Oni'n gweithio'r cychwynol a'n dweud a hynny'n gweithio'r ffaith yma. Mae'n gweithio yma yma yw 120 bilyn yw'r mynd i'r union i ddweud ac yn ddweud i gweithio'r ffordd hwnnw. Mae yna ychydig yn gwneud. Mae yma yna'r ffordd hwnnw sy'n gweithio'r gweithio ar ôl. Felly, y rhodd ystod yw'r urchyniad yn gŷt50, sy'n gwbl iddyn nhw, y gallwn yn prygu'r hen yn bywau, i'r pernig ar ei gwbl yn ein byddiant yn ei charniadr yn cyfana'r cyfun yma. Mae'r gyfedfydd yn 청oges ddweud yn ei gyffredig, ond yn gweithio'r gweithio'r cerddur proti, nad yw'n mynd i chi'n gweithio'r techni ei unrhyw, mor hynny'n gweithio'r Bwottaraeth Pwildfaith hwnnw, felly mynd i'n sgwp sy'n gweithio'r cyfana'r cyfanaeth pathwyr has been created, then there must be an enforcement against this and automating revenue generation so it can be collected and transparent in an accountable way that can then be used to invest in education and invest in healthcare in legal state. So for me to come with a holistic systematic approach, you can just go against agriws, go against house there must be an alternative. There must be an alternative system that is set up for them to be able to make a living, As I empower, we must now be lazy and not do the work, but expect to have people vote for us by intimidating them or suppressing them, right? So we will not shy away from that type of politics. You are a young person and it is refreshing to see more young people running this time and to see what we have we had. Let us talk about youth involvement y populais a how the Labour Party intends to carry young people along. And again remember, the people who are carrying out these vices in mega states are mostly young people. The guys who are involved in drugs selling the Thug Green itself. The lecturer of violence, these are young people.  Gofa'r ddod i'n meddwl, dyna ddedol, mae'r amser sy'n mynd gydag o'i bod yn ymuddfa'n beth, ond mae'r iawn wedi'u lot o casurau lle o'r lle yw drafodaethau a'r höll, ond mae'r amser ydy bwysig mae'n ddylch ar gyfer y lefydluatau o'r tg我的fynol. 3ddw na'n gweld putaeth hynny'n gwybod hynny ar gill. y gweithio'r pwylltau'r gweithio'r parw sy'n dechrau. Felly mae'r parw sy'n dechrau'r gweithio'r gweithio'r pwylltau'r gweithio'r gweithio. Yn y gweithio'r gwneud o mynd, gwrthodau gweithio'r ddwynaeth yn ymgyrch yn ysgriffeithio'r drog. Felly mae'r holl hwn yn gweithio hefyd – ond mae'n gwirio'r holl o'ch byd i'n mynd i gweithio'r problem. ar gyntraedd o 좋아요. Wyddw i yw i gael y bwrdd hon nesaf sylfaenol. Rwy'n rhaid i wneud i am yw eu gweithio eu bod yn gweithio arall, a dyw'n ei prynydd am ymddins. A byddwch i gweithio, byddwch ryw Meddliad, rides o'r cysylltu am y prinsen. Yn y peth nifer, poi ag yn pwynych, mae'n bwysig i ddefnyddio, rwy'n credu aoeul. Rydyn ni'n iawn i prinsen, mae yn ni'n arfnod am y wahanol. That's psycho continues. We must look at this as a rehabilitation problem and there must be a lot of empathy with governments so that we can have a long term process that creates a more valuable or people that can actually work in society and thrive in society. You will find a lot of politicians send this drug into communities ... they send this drug into local governments so that they have this people they can feel a'n dwi'n mynd i reisio'r hyn o hwyl iawn i odd yr oeddiwf. Yna'r hyffordd ymlaen. Felly mae'r tegyn nhw'n amlwg â'r tegyn nhw. Mae adrodd, mae'r adrodd yn ddweud a'r adrodd yn ddod i'ch wneud, ond ein bod texts i'n ddim yn peth am eu darmayo! Roedd yn cael ei wneud ymlaen am gyffredig o'r tegyn nhw, mae yna'n ei wneud i ddweud o ddweud. Interesting. Let's talk about infrastructure. Lagos is more like the Big Apple in Nigeria, so everybody comes here when people are looking for a better life, they flock to Lagos. We've noticed that there's certain parts in the Coyee where there are uncompleted buildings and there are lots of people who have taken over these uncompleted buildings and used it as a den to rob people, so the people are being attacked. I can't remember that part in the Coyee, but the name actually has gotten out of my head. But what are we doing to make sure that security is not just tightened in certain areas but is tightened across before now when you hear about insecurity, it seemed a bit far-fetched because it's not necessarily close to home, but now it's here with us. We've also seen that with the banning of Ocada, there's been a reduction in a certain level of crime, but what can you do to better that? You asked a very interesting question because you linked it with uncompleted buildings, so there must be a policy where governments can partner with a building owner to reduce the amount of uncompleted buildings in Lagos. Especially if it has gotten to a certain level and especially if it's a security hazard for the state because there's an opportunity cost to that. So this is the vision or direction that the government will be going in, my government will be going in, but then bringing it back to security, I feel that once we create an alternative means for people to earn in living in Lagos, so when I say that I'm talking about improving employability, improving capacity to actually do work because there's a lot of demand. The problem in Lagos is we cannot find people that are good enough to actually do things properly. So create that kind of situation. Secondly… And how do you create that situation? Skill acquisition programmes. And not skill acquisition programmes that are just on TV and look good on TV. It's about going into communities and creating these policies with them.  There are people that are exporting briskets coal to England and they are burning and processing off coconuts shells. This is peculiar to that particular local government. And this can be an industry that has a significant value chain. So it's approaching problems like that. You're not making policy for people, you're making policy with people. And those will be peculiar to each local government. The kind of skill acquisitions you want to be doing in Ecuador and Ecuador that might have to do with the aquaculture. We're very different from skill acquisition between Badagri or doing in our job. So we're back to what I was saying about security. We need to create a situation where we have rings of surveillance in Lagos State and also empowering local governments with data gadgets. And this goes to your question about Okada because you talked about that as well. Yes, crime has reduced. But there are still places in Lagos State that you cannot get to if you don't have a bike. And the walk is a torturous walk. So the idea will be how can we create a system that people can register at the local government level. And bikes can be colour coded so they cannot even leave a ward. They cannot operate outside of a particular ward. And all the details, biometrics are collected by that local government. So we are no longer having a local government that is just subcontractors for a political party. We have a local government that is gathering data, security data, is gathering data of the bike riders. So we have to have very competent local government chairmen so that if anything happens in that local government based on the ring of surveillance that's also there, we can apprehend this person. So that's the kind of sophistication that Lagos needs to get to now. Because the Lagos that we have today is not Lagos we need now. It's severely backwards. And you have to understand that the population is consistently increasing. And in a place where you have the smallest footprint with the largest amount of people, there's always going to be conflict and confrontation. And we need a secure Lagos for Lagos to operate on a 24-7 basis. Finally, let's talk about taxation. There are several taxes, the most recent which is the parking. Outside your house. Yes, it's my property, the land around it is my property. So the question is, what's the sense in that? And being that there are several taxes that we're paying already in Lagos. Multiple. And half the time you're unable to ascertain who's taking what monies. Exactly. What will your government be able to do to address that? The main thrust of my government will be to ensure that you have a direct benefit to taxation. Whatever taxes you pick, there must be a direct benefit. Either you are immediately enrolled on a primary health care program or health insurance program. You have access to getting on a credit system that rewards you based on proper management of finances. You can transparently get on the housing ladder that allows for you to have access to affordable housing that will be distributed on a luxury basis. Accountably and transparently, there are benefits. If you are a market woman that has a child in the market, you have access to a crush where you are getting the same quality of education that a child that is going sensibly is getting. Because we have technology now. Technology evens out the whole playing field. So the fact is, my government will focus on allowing every citizen to fill an incentive to pay their taxes. And the current taxes system that we have here, there's no transparency, there's no accountability, social contract is dead. And now they are piling it on more even when they know how hard Nigeria is for most people. And that's very bad. That's very bad. It's not acceptable at all in the Lagos that we're trying to build. We're looking at what's coming in the next few weeks when the campaigns begin in earnest and how much jaw-drawing is going to happen. It's going to be interesting. I'm looking forward to it. We wish you all the best. Well, bettermore Vivo Roads is the Labour Party governorship candidate for Lagos Day. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you. All right. And that's it on the show tonight. It's been plus politics. We'll be back tomorrow at 7pm. I am Mary Anna. Can't have a good evening.


As many of you know, I served in Israeli military intelligence just over about two years during my military service. I was nine months in the tank corps and then had major back surgery, so I couldn't be in combat anymore in a combat unit, so I was transferred to military intelligence and served in military intelligence basically in 1981 and 1982. And one of the things that really shocked me on October 7th was the fact that Israel had, that the intelligence services had failed so miserably, so badly, that Israel was not prepared at all, that the soldiers at the front were shocked to find Hamas right on top of them, that a civilian population along the border was not armed, it was not prepared to be armed and had no, no indication that this was happening, or that this might happen, or that there was a threat of this happening. And it clearly appeared, and still is, the largest intelligence failure in Israel's history and maybe, you know, just in history, it's just stunning. The Gaza Strip is not that big, Israel has drones, Israel can look in, clearly now we know that Hamas was practicing this, was engaged in mock, mock attacks, it's just unthinkable. Israel has maybe the best signal intelligence in the world, it listens in and has the capacity to listen in, and basically pretty much every single phone conversation that happens in Gaza, my guess is encrypted or not, they have electronic surveillance, they were probably monitoring email and every other form of communication. It's just inconceivable that Israeli intelligence missed this, and indeed it turns out it did not. There is a major story today in the New York Times that basically lays out what happened, at least this is not official yet, but this is unofficial, but it lays out the scope of the failure and where the failure actually happened. It turns out that Israeli military intelligence had at their disposal a 40-page document called, that they called, the Israeli authorities code named Jericho Wall, that basically outlined point by point exactly the kind of invasion that was experienced on October 7th. The use of drones, the use of paragliders, the use of trucks, all of this stuff laid out in massive detail, the killing of civilians, the taking over of civilian population centers, the overrunning of military bases, Hamas had detailed information about the military bases, who was there, how many troops were there. The idea that the drones would knock out some of the surveillance before the attack actually happened, which indeed is what happened. The rocket launches, first you launch rockets, distract the Israelis, and then you come by ground, exactly what happened, I mean, step by step. And what's shocking about this is Israel had this a year ago. And the intelligence had been sitting on this for a year. And to a large extent, this document, this 40-page document, was widely circulated among Israeli military and intelligence leaders. But at the very top of the leadership chain, at least as far as we know within the military, we don't know if this got to the civilian. I mean, I'm sure the Shin Bet and the Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agencies, were part of this. But it's not clear if it got to the politicians, if it got to Netanyahu. But we know it got to senior military officials. Basically, they determined that it could attack on a scale and ambition, as described in this document, was beyond Hamas's capabilities, that they couldn't pull it off, that it was unlikely that Hamas had approved it, that the leadership had approved it. There was unlikely that Hamas wanted a full-scale war with Israel, which everybody understood that this would lead to. In July of this year, just three months before the attack, a veteran analyst with the 8,200 unit, which is the electronic signals unit, the signals intelligence unit, warned that Hamas was conducted an intense day-long training exercise that appeared similar to what was outlined in the 40-page document. She had read it. This was a female intelligence agent. A colonel in the Gaza division, one of her bosses, brushed it off. I utterly refute that the scenario is imaginary. She wrote back. The Hamas training exercise, she said, fully matched the content of Jericho Wall. It's a plan designed to start a war, she added. It's not just a raid on a village, but the military did not take it seriously. The senior people in the military just did not take it seriously. They brushed it off. I mean, if the military had been prepared for the terrorist attack on October 7th, it would have never happened. Maybe it would have been crushed right at the beginning. If there had been more troops on the border, if the civilian population had been armed, maybe they would have never approved of a music festival so close to the border, maybe they would have had armed security there, it just would not have happened. The lives of 1,200 people would have been saved and a war avoided. Maybe the war would have happened anyway. But it's just a stunning failure of Israel's military leadership, of the leadership of the intelligence services. I really don't know how they sleep at night. I mean, at the heart of it, at least from what we can tell today, who knows what we'll yet discover as information comes out in the weeks, months, years to come. But the heart of it was a real belief that Hamas both lacked the capability to attack and would not dare to do it. They didn't have the audacity, if you will, to pull it off. That belief was ingrained in Israeli government, ingrained in the military. You know, we'll see how much the government had involvement in this. As we discover more and more of this, this was not a failure of the intelligence apparatus on the ground. Just like in a sense, 1973 was not a failure of the intelligence agencies, indeed, they saw it coming. It was in 1973, it was a failure of the political leadership to take their warning seriously. Yeah, it's not even clear that it made it to the political levels. The military at its highest levels are the ones that did not take it seriously, did not put the military on an alert status, did not beef up security along the border, did not warn the civilian population of this possibility. And just the most horrific day in Israeli history in many respects could have been avoided and was not. I'd say that, you know, as somebody who was in Israeli military intelligence, I've told you the story about the unwillingness of certain people within the hierarchy to believe intelligence that me and my colleagues had produced with regard to Syrian ambush in 1982 that landed up, they didn't take it seriously and as a consequence it happened and Israeli troops died as a consequence. This doesn't shock me, it doesn't really surprise me. The reality is, I don't know if this is true of the American army but it probably is, is the majority of the people who stay in the military, beyond the conscription, the three years they have to, and then maybe a couple of years to build up their resume or to get some experience in leadership, the people who stay for the long run, not all of them but a big chunk of them, including in intelligence, are often, how do I put this delicately, losers. There are often people who are afraid to go into the private sector because they don't know what and how, what they would do there. There are people who don't want to start over in the private sector, they've got kind of a path, the military gives them a very protected path with a very defined pension and a very clear level of promotions. I was never impressed during my time in the Israeli military, in intelligence, with the level of intelligence, the self-esteem, the confidence of my superior officers, particularly in my unit but generally, with their knowledge, with their expertise, with their ability to make decisions, with their ability to analyze information, they never impressed me. They never impressed me. And I was kid, I was 19, 20, 21, and particularly in times of emergencies, particularly in times where quick, instant decisions needed to be made, decisions that pertain to the life or death of soldiers at the front. I mean, I don't want to sound arrogant but this is true, you can ask my wife, she was there. They often looked at me to make decisions. I was a sergeant, a first sergeant. They were majors and colonels and so on.  They knew it, I knew it. I don't know what the most senior levels were, I don't know how good they were. Again, based on my experience, not that. I just have never really been impressed by people in the military. I'm impressed by people I read about in the military of the past. I've never met anybody who's impressed me in the military of the present. I don't know if that's a bias of historians to talk up and impress us with the past. Anyway, we will learn more and more as more information comes out in the weeks, months, years to come on the extent of the failure and who specifically is responsible. I'm very curious to know how much of this went to the political establishment. How much of it was rejected by the politicians themselves? All right, Bonaparte would be an example of what?  He fought some brilliant battles and he also was just fought some horrible battles where he should have been able to win or who should have avoided the battle or he could have come up with alternative tactics. And but he, you know, if you think you add up the number of people died in all the wars that Napoleon was involved in. It's something like three million, three million, million, not a thousand, million.


Hi, and welcome to nursing school. Explain this video on magnesium imbalances. So we'll take a look at causes of hypo, as well as hyper-magnosemia. So as a quick reference here, magnesium levels are typically 1.5 to 2.5 in the serum. But as always, remember to look at the references for the specific lab that you're working with to make sure that you have the correct reference range. And as a quick refresher, magnesium is a major intracellular fluid electrolyte. So it lives, most of the magnesium lives within our cells. And it's very closely related to potassium. So it likes to travel with potassium. That means that typically when magnesium levels are low, potassium levels will be low. When magnesium levels are high, potassium levels will be high. And magnesium is in charge of muscle relaxation. While the potassium is more in charge of that sodium and potassium pump helping with the muscle contraction, magnesium helps with the relaxation. And therefore we always have to think about the heart muscle as well as the neuromuscular junction or the neuromuscular function. And that those are muscles of the skeletal muscles, as well as the smooth muscles in the organs, especially our GI tract. So now causes for low magnesium levels are number one, diarrhea. That's just like in potassium, when we have a lot of diarrhea fluid losses through the GI tract, we on the lower end, then we can encounter patients with hypomagnosemia. But also gastric suctioning. So when there's a lot of fluid removed from the gastric tract, we can lose magnesium there too. Burn victims as well as chronic kidney disease patients. And then alcoholism here is a big one. So many patients who are chronically alcohol dependent drink a lot of alcohol and they will have chronically low levels of magnesium. And we'll look later on to signs and symptoms to see what that can cause. And also malnutrition and eating disorders. And that is mostly related to the magnesium that we lose from like binging and purging. Think about bulimia or anorexia nervosa, any of those things. Now for hypermagnosemia, so increased levels of magnesium, they can be high because of an increased intake of magnesium containing anti-acids. So it's just simple anti-acids that somebody might be taking for their stomach problems or upset stomach or kind of heartburn issues, as well as laxatives because they all contain magnesium. So if the patient takes too many, the magnesium level can go high. And then also, if magnesium is administered in the IV and that's a treatment actually that's indicated for certain conditions, that would be preeclampsia. If the patient is going to almost like preterm labor and we wanna relax that uterus, that smooth muscle because magnesium helps with muscle relaxation, we can administer IV magnesium, but it can cause hypermagnosemia because we're just administering too much or a lot of it. And as well as asthma, asthma is a condition where the bronchioles are kind of contract and tight and very constricted. So when we relax the muscles of the respiratory tract, it'll help alleviate the patient's respiratory symptoms. But again, in turn, it can lead to hypermagnosemia. And then for twice the points, and I'll go talking about that in a moment here in more detail. So then in terms of signs and symptoms, because we know magnesium helps with muscle relaxation, we always have to think about muscles when we think about signs and symptoms. And so again, those are muscles of the cardiac tissue as well as skeletal and smooth muscles. So for low magnesium levels, it can cause dysrhythmias. Over here we said that patients with alcoholism can have chronically low levels of magnesium. And towards us the point is a special kind of arrhythmia. So VTAC, ventricular tachycardia is characterized by wide QRS complexes. But it's very uniform here. You can see all these QRS complexes have the same height. So they're pretty even when it comes to this here. Where to start the point, this is a special type of VTAC. We still have the wide and bizarre looking QRS complexes, but it's not all in one straight line. It kind of goes in this up and down motion. So these QRS complexes get wider or deeper and not so high on the EKG as we would see. So they kind of follow this pattern here. And then if you see that on the monitor, right away you should think about hypomagnesemia. So if but in addition to torsades, hypomagnesemia can cause regular VTAC, V-fib, preventricular contractions and can go as far as cardiac arrest because the muscles just don't have the ability to relax because we are low on magnesium levels and everything is just super hyper excitable. That same pertains to the neuromuscular junction. So everything is hyper excitable because we have low magnesium. We can't relax those muscles, which will also increase our deep tendon reflexes being hyperactive. It can lead to muscle cramps because we just don't have the ability to relax the muscles and the patient will also have a positive swastik and true soul sign and those are pretty telltale. So I'll go over those in a different video but please soak those up if you're not familiar with those two things or those two names. And then for hypermagnesemia, very similar. Again, this rithmias but this time because we are having too much magnesium on board so rather than being hyper excitable we're kind of relaxing the cardiac muscle too much because magnesium is in charge of the muscle relaxation. So now everything will be slow. That can be bradycardia, everything slows down. That can be a hard block and it can all the way lead again to cardiac arrest. In terms of the neuromuscular junction instead of hyper excitable as with low magnesium the muscles will be weak so they'll be kind of more lax and weak and then the deep tendon reflexes will be low or down or not as excitable. In terms of treatment, so when we have low potassium levels we wanna replenish that and the only two options are by PO or IV magnesium. Magnesium IV administration is not as critical or as we don't have to as carefully monitor it as potassium but as with any electrolyte whenever we administer it we wanna make sure that we have the patient on the cardiac monitor because we know it's gonna relax their heart muscle and then we can monitor them very carefully but it doesn't have the caustic effects on the vein that the potassium would have. And then in terms of if we have too much magnesium we wanna discontinue any magnesium containing products or medications such as in the conditions that we talked about over here. If the level is too high and just a discontinuation won't bring the level down to normal or the patient has significant symptoms that pertain to the heart the patient might have to go on hemodialysis to filter out that extra magnesium that's present. IV calcium gluconate also helps to neutralize the magnesium and then we can also use lube diuretics to try and get the magnesium to be excreted through the kidneys. As for nursing care we wanna monitor our vital signs because we know it affects the muscles of not only the heart but also the smooth muscle and that includes the blood vessels and then we wanna keep the patient on the heart monitor because we wanna keep a look on this muscular relaxation. We wanna check the neuromuscular function so for generalized weakness, muscle cramping check those deep tendon reflexes. Certainly we wanna keep an eye on their lab values magnesium as well as potassium because we know that they work together and then also calcium which is another electrolyte that pertains to muscle contraction and the way that muscles work. We wanna initiate for precautions because any of these signs and symptoms or higher or low levels can make the muscles not work as properly and therefore the patient can be weak or hyper excitable making them at more at higher risk for fall and then certainly we wanna make sure we have a good IV access not only to give the replacement but also maybe get them ready for hemodialysis and monitor them very carefully. One more tidbit. If you're interested in the dysrhythmias here and how that relates, I have a special video in the EKG playlist that goes into VTAC where I talk about torso also. So thank you for watching this video here on magnesium imbalances. Please also check out the other electrolyte imbalances in the Fluidine Electrolyte playlist and I'll see you soon right here on Nursing School Explained. Thanks for watching.


Hi there. For those of you that have been following the Scrum Mastery Challenge lockdown challenges that Paul Goddard and I have been setting, here's your chance to take part in Challenge 2. So, the second challenge that we set to our global contestants was to tell us a 60 second story inspired by this picture. That's it. Go with it, enjoy yourself and we look forward to seeing your stories.


15 Signs of a Good Woman In this video I'd like to take a break from focusing on narcissists. Instead we are going to discuss the signs of a good woman. This could be beneficial for men who are looking for good women and it could also help women to become the good woman that men are looking for. 1. She dresses classy and elegant. 2. She dresses stylishly and sophisticated. 3. Rather than indecently. 4. Rather than dressing like she's going to a nightclub. 5.  6. Instead she covers her body. 7. Her choice of clothing displays her self-respect. 8. She doesn't spend an unreasonable amount of money on clothes. 9. She's sensible. 10. She focuses on the return on her investments. 11. She looks for quality over quantity. 12. She pays attention to detail. 13. She takes care of her fingernails. 14. She takes care of herself. 15. But she's not doing it to get attention. 16. She's not doing it to be better than anyone. 17. These are the signs of a woman who is classy and elegant. 18. She doesn't disrespect you. 19. She doesn't speak or behave rudely to you. 20. She doesn't regard or treat you without respect. 21. She doesn't insult you. 22. She doesn't show contempt for you. 23. She doesn't challenge you on everything. 24. Every conversation doesn't become a debate. 25. She doesn't always try to compete with you. 26. She doesn't have to feel like she's better than you. 27. When women do this, it can be very annoying. 28. It can wear you out. 29. But this is not something that good women do. 30. A good woman will not constantly try to argue or disagree with you. 31. A good woman will be on your side. 32. She will support and assist you. 33. She's not going to play mind games. She's not going to put you down. 34. It's normal for people to have disagreements. 35. But if she's disagreeing with everything you say, that is not a good woman. 36.  37. They look like they've been beaten down. 38. Because they're with someone who is self-absorbed and lacks empathy. 39. Someone who has no consideration for them. 40. So you will see these guys with their heads down. 41. They've lost all confidence in themselves. 42. Because they've been overpowered by the woman they're with. 43. But a good woman will not do that. 44. She will not talk back at you. 45. Free. She reads books. 46. She goes to the library or orders books online. 47. She's always reading something new. 48. She's always trying to learn more. 49. She wants to improve herself. 49. Bad girls don't do that. 49. They watch TV or read magazines. 49. It's always something to do with gossip or drama. 49. They follow whatever is trending. 49. They're more interested in celebrities. 49. But good women will read books. 49. They're intellectual. 49. They engage in critical thinking, research and reflection 49. to advance discussions of academic subjects. 49. Which means that they will be able to have a discussion with you. 49. They will be able to hold a conversation for... 49. She's hygienic. 49. She keeps herself and her environment clean. 49. She vacuums. 49. She takes care of the place. 49. She doesn't leave dirt or bits of food on the floor for long periods of time. 49. Her place isn't dirty. 49. Her clothes aren't all over her bedroom. 49. There isn't hair everywhere. 49. She keeps her place clean and tidy. 49. Five.  49. You don't even have to ask. 49. You don't have to beg her for it. 49. It's like she just intuitively knows when you might benefit from a massage. 49. Maybe you've had a long day. 49. Maybe you've just been to the gym. 49. Or you've done a lot of driving. 49. She will give you a massage without you having to ask. 49. She will massage your neck and shoulders. 49. She will massage your hand. 49. And she won't just do it for a few seconds and start complaining that her hand is hurting. 49. If she is a high value woman, 49. She will make the effort to give you a massage for at least 10 minutes. 49. Six. She will cook for you without you having to ask. 49. You don't have to ask. 49. You don't have to beg. 49. You don't even have to tell her that you're hungry. 49. She will intuitively know when to cook for you. 49. She will know when you want some food. 49. And she will cook for you without holding it against you later down the line. 49. Without expecting something in return. 49. Of course this may make you want to do something in return. 49.  49. She's doing it because she cares about you. 49. Seven. She doesn't use sex as a weapon. 49.  49.  49. She does it because she wants to because she wants your validation rather than your money rather than you having to do something for her. 49. A good woman doesn't use sex as a weapon. 49. Eight. She isn't always on her phone. 49. She isn't always texting or making phone calls. 49. She isn't always on social media. 49. She isn't constantly looking down at her phone. 49. Because she values her time with you. 49. If you're taking time out of your day to spend time with a good woman she is not going to spend that time looking at her phone. 49. They're not going to be authentically impolite or bad-mannered. 49. They're going to consider you. 49. They're going to pay attention to you. 49. Nine. She doesn't hate her father. 49. She doesn't criticise her father. 49. She doesn't feel bitterness or indignation towards him. 49. She doesn't resent him. 49. She doesn't have daddy issues. 49. Women who hate their fathers often hate men in general. 49. They don't trust men but good women grew up with their father in the home. 49. They listened to their father. 49. They didn't disrespect him which is why when you meet a good woman she will listen to you. 49. She will respect you but bad girls have bad fathers. 49. Fathers who let them get away with things. 49. Fathers who let them do whatever they want. 49. Ten. She's not in a lot of debt. 49. If you are planning on marrying her her debt will affect you. 49. You should avoid getting involved with women who are in debt because it will affect your financial future. 49. Good women are good with money. 49. They are responsible with debt. 49. They live within their means. 49. They don't buy things that they can't afford. 49. They don't shop excessively. 49. They are responsible with their money. 49. Eleven.  49. She didn't waste her youth sleeping with lots of men. 49. Good women are responsible with their bodies. 49. They are responsible with relationships. 49. From a young age they will be looking for someone to settle down with rather than trying to get attention from lots of men. 49. They will be looking for someone to marry. 49. They will be looking for someone to have children with. 49.  49. They're in double digits. 49. They've slept with so many men they've lost count. 49. Good women don't do that. 49. They want to save themselves for their future husband. 49. Twelve. She doesn't have anything to hide from you. 49. She can be open with you. 49. She can be vulnerable with you. 49. She doesn't have anything to hide. 49. She doesn't hide her phone from you. 49. She doesn't have any skeletons in her closet. 49. She doesn't lie to you. 49. She doesn't try to misrepresent facts or information. 49. She can just be open and honest with you. 49. Good women don't need to hide anything from you because they have nothing to hide. 49. She doesn't go to bars or clubs. 49. Good women don't like bars or clubs. 49. They don't like loud places. 49. They don't like going to places where there are lots of people. 49. A lot of good women don't even drink alcohol. 49. And they don't want to be around people who do. 49. She's not going to want you to be wondering what's happening while she's at the bar or club. 49. She doesn't need the attention from other men. 49. All she needs is your validation. 49. So she's going to spend time with you. 49. 14. She's not high maintenance. 49. She doesn't demand a lot of your attention. 49. She doesn't always need to purchase expensive designer clothes. 49. She doesn't buy expensive cars. 49. She doesn't buy expensive bags. 49. She doesn't buy things that she can't afford. 49. Good women don't do that. 49. They don't need to do all of that. 49. They are naturally feminine. 49. They naturally have qualities and an appearance traditionally associated with women. 49. They are naturally attractive. 49. They don't need fake hair or fake nails. 49. They are naturally beautiful even without makeup. 49. 15. She doesn't have a lot of followers in social media. 49. Women who have a lot of followers in social media are usually desperate for attention. 49. Most good women don't even use social media. 49. Bad women do use it. 49. And they will often have a lot of followers because they're always uploading half naked pictures of themselves. 49. They're always showing their bodies. 49. And that's how they have so many followers. 49. Good women who do have social media don't tend to have many followers. 49. And even then it's just their family members or close friends. 49. So they won't have any random guys following them. 49. Those are my 15 signs of a good woman. 49. I hope they have been helpful to you.


Welcome to Toffey TV, it is the player ratings Everton Nill, Aston Villa Nill, bit of a board's row really at Goulderson Park couple of moments in both halves. Obviously two disallow goals, one that took far too long on VAR when it should have been either offside or a foul on Dan Dume, one or the other should have been seen quite easy. But a good point considering how we've played against teams who have occupied the top four or top six since Daish coming, I think we've only taken points of Arsenal in this first game if I remember rightly. So it was good to get a point as I said, it wasn't a particularly great game, it wasn't a particularly nice day, it was just one of those where sometimes you've just got to get through it. And you take a point, don't get beat, take a point, if you can't win it don't lose it and obviously that's two nil nils in a row, but three games without a worry. Without a goal which is a bit of a worry sorry, not three games without a worry because we're all worried. Three games without a goal which is a bit of a worry. The goals have dried up massively, the chances have dried up massively. I'm sure some ex-G-Boffin will tell me that they haven't, but to the eye they have, but against a team like Villa who are a good side, it's not a bad point whatsoever. And we've got now a couple of weeks or so before we play our next Premier League game. Let's get into it anyway. Jordan Pickford in goal made one huge save in the first half, low down to his left, made four saves in total in the game. A couple of them, one in the second half which he came and done like the superman flying punch which annoyed a lot of people around me. But I think he was just trying to get it out of the box and he did get it out of the box, but four saves and I think he made a big one in the second half as well. So good solid performance from him. Some of his kicking at times, a little bit too quick catching people out. That can happen. Listen sometimes you play a ball and it looks amazing and sometimes you don't, but he had to make a couple of big saves for us today. So Jordan Pickford seven and a half, Sheamus Coleman back playing Premier League games. Thought he looked a little bit, I thought the first half looked a little bit slow to react in a couple of moments, but I thought that the game went on, he improved loads and showed why he will be picked I imagine ahead of Patterson when he's available. Five clearances, two block shots, one interception, three tackles, one clearance off the line, one three of us six ground duels and one of us one out of one aerial duels. So just show you his heat map for this afternoon, quite a lot of it in and around our box, not too much in the final third. And obviously the way we were settled today was very much to defend. We weren't gambling even the two wire plays weren't really gambling, but there was a couple of moments I would have liked to see and Sheamus maybe have gone round the outside of Jack Harrison and help him a little bit, but he did that a little bit more in the second half. But yeah, decent game all round so Sheamus Coleman I would give a 7.3 on the other side Michalenko again steady as you like, very consistent and most consistent performing this season. Ground duels one three out of three, aerial duels one one out of two. Clearances five block shots one interceptions one tackles two. And obviously playing a lot of the game with their head bandage on as well from a nasty looking incident in the first half, but very very steady. Again today all about his defensive work did not get forward at all in this game, which is obviously the tactics rather than the player. And as you can see is he map is nonexistent in the opposition half and again is all around our box and tucking in a lot very much like Sheamus Coleman was tucking in into the box as well and trying to get me leave no space for someone like Ali, Ali Watkins to get in behind them. Which is, he certainly didn't from the wide areas, but Michalenko very very steady again. He's such a good defender and a quite patient defender as well. He doesn't he doesn't tend to jump in. He backs himself. He backs himself and a lot of the time it's for good reason because he does win the ball. So I would give him a 7.5. James Tarkowski, I thought he was a little bit ropey in the first half. I must admit I thought they were getting in too easily with the ball over the top and it was catching him out a few times in the first half. I thought he was a lot better in the second half as we snuffed that out. One four of his six grand duels were nine of his ten aerial duels and obviously that's his tenth and obviously the flash point of the game was down to his tackle and I just can't for the life of me understand why he was booked. I really can't, I can't understand why he was booked. He won the tackle fair in square. He basically walked away from the situation.  He's the person who should have been booked for the whole thing. Why Tarkowski was booked I have no idea. I just don't get it at all. It was very strange why he got booked. Because he suggested to some of our players to come over or I really don't know. It's such a strange one but I thought he was a lot better in the second half and they really didn't get in over the top with that ball really as we dealt with it and maybe we started to play I think a little bit of a deeper line. And if you look at Tarkowski's heat map, as you can see there's a lot on the right hand side but you can see the red spot just below our penalty spot as well. So obviously we started playing a little bit deeper second half and snuffed them out but I just can't get that, I can't get that button for one minute. If anyone should have been booked it was Douglas Lewis and if any Everton players should have got booked it was O'nana because O'nana comes steaming in. It was absolutely bizarre and again it shows that referees just don't have a clue about instances that involve footballers and how they mind work and everything. They just haven't got a clue. I would love to hear an explanation of why he booked them. I really would. Very very strange but as I said there in the first half I think thought he could have done a little bit better but he did improve as the game went on and as I just said there his numbers very very strong and we adapted to the situation in the second half. So James Tarkowski I give 7.6. Jarrod Branthwaith as well very very good. Couple of little moments that I noticed where he tried to get in ahead of Olly Walkins a couple of times and mistimed them and allowed them to break but that was just literally two instances in the game. His passing is improving all the time. He doesn't always look for the easy passes. One in the first half where he played the ball down the left wing.  But again just his numbers. 5 out of 6 ground duels 1 and 2 out of 2 aerial duels 1. Clearances 5. Block shots 2. Interceptions 4. Tackles 4 sorry interceptions 2. There's such a good partnership but as I said just those couple of moments where maybe he's just a little bit hasty to try and jump in and to try and get him in there but really really good performance by him and Tarkowski so Jarrod Branthwaith I would give a 7.6 and our defence for the most part were good today. As I said just early on in that with that long ball just simple simple ball over the top as well that causes out couple of times in the in the first half and as I said no surprise that we did play a lot deeper and again you look at the heat map day you can see how deep Jarrod Branthwaith was and I think a lot of that was in the second half as we dealt the tussle in midfield. McGinn is a lovely player that I would love to have a player like him in midfield a player maybe I don't know maybe James Garnac could maybe one day replicate in the way he just moves the ball keeps the ball moving so well always on the move always changing angles changing direction doesn't doesn't give the opposition a minute. I thought he played very well and I thought we struggled to deal with him at times but as I said midfield I'm a duo nannig again not a huge gain for him in terms of contributing. 17 of his 11 ground duels one of his two aerial duels touches of the ball 46 71% passach was he that's not great for a player in his position and couldn't did did little to affect the game today I thought did very little to affect the game as you can see there a lot of the lot of his work was just ahead of our back four not and as our back four was getting deeper he was getting deeper as well. Which obviously doesn't help but so not a great not a great game for thrown on a but I'd like to see a little bit more from him so I'm a duo nanna I would give a 6.8 on today's performance James Garnac a little bit similar maybe a little. I don't know whether he was a little bit more industrious 40 touches but again passach was he 54% that's that's not great that's not great especially when it's they're not in the final third and you're not trying to carve chances make chances sorry carve teams open. One seven of 11 ground duels though no aerial duels from so in terms of like winning the ball back and tackles and pressing a decent game. As you can see his heat maps sporadic but no real red on there either. But obviously up between him and owner he's the one owner is the sitter and he's the one who gets goes a little bit further forward and size to make things happen. And again it's all dictated by how you what you're playing against I thought they midfield is well they midfield is better than that midfield. It's a lot more balanced and as I said there was as we dropped James Garner and seeing the owner that as well so it did. That's when you want all idea fullbacks or your wide men to take to get into higher positions but again it was self preservation. Wasn't it was making sure we didn't get beat I think for the most part today so. James Garner I would give a 6.9.  Great finish for the goal that got this allowed. It's a shame he wasn't the one who got one on one in the first half. Again. We look a lot more comfortable in the court he plays in that role because he knows how to play and that's the difference when he's not in the team and when he's not playing in that role. We just look we just look like it's just not the same. It's not a player who can make those runs in behind it's a player who's being pushed up and isn't really going to add anything to it. Decore I obviously faced going back in what nearly a month. There is still. That will have done him the way they go today and obviously he he will be a lot sharper for Wednesday night. But it wasn't again it wasn't the best best against but for him it's those moments and if he literally just walk looking at that offside again he's such a fraction offside like like half of his body gets caught on the run. Sometimes the full back stays in if the full back stays in he's through and it's a decent finish but 32 touches 50% pass accuracy. Ground Jules 1-5 out of 11 Ailes Jules 1-1 out of 1 again not and you do see this when he plays at home. It's quite typical of him that he doesn't have a massive effect on the game. He has an effect in the moments and again as I said earlier about making chances we didn't make a lot of chances. So therefore there wasn't those moments for him to come up big like he has done. There's a sheet map there and as you can see it's all over the pitch. Probably not in our box enough but you've got to create those chances and that's the big problem with this team is making those chances. And there's so much pressure actually on James Garner and O9 as the sentiment of field players to create those chances because D'Corey isn't a creator, he's a finisher and they're also on the wide players. So which I'll come on to in a second but Abdelai D'Corey I would give a 6.84 today. The wide areas Jack Harrison didn't create too many opportunities. Only a 34 touches, 63% pass accuracy. Didn't make too many opportunities. Five crosses only one was successful. No shots on target, no shots off target. Triple attempts one unsuccessful, one two out of a seven jewels. But again it's these areas in the wide players I stress it all the time. They've got to be having shots on goal and they've got to be creating chances. And that's an issue with our wide players and a lot of the time the art did you just fit into a system and I do think today was more about getting back, making it difficult for the opposition, make a link on the column and tucking in a little bit more and the wide men having to create to stop the overlaps. But there are opportunities and there are times where we've got to be a little bit braver and there's just not enough end product a lot of the time and that's somewhere we've got to massively improve. There's not enough pace either that was a notable thing with them today is in the wide areas there's so much more pace and the front so much more pace to cause trouble to close people down. If you haven't got it you haven't got it of course I appreciate that but I didn't think Harrison had a particularly good game. Don't get me wrong don't think he you know he worked hard but I don't think he had a particularly good game. This is a heat map there so again you're a winger and you're never in the box, you're never getting in the box. You know even if the cross comes from the other side why aren't we in the box more, why aren't our wide players in the box more and that's what disappoints me when from our wide players and shots as well. Got to get in here is where we can have shots because it is so telling that. It is in the final third where we've got an issue so Jack Harrison that would give us 6.3 for today. So Dan Dume 63 minutes played only 15 touches which is just yeah it's nowhere near enough isn't not enough effect on the game. We had a couple of moments in the first half opportunities cutting in from the left hand side but I just didn't do enough with it. It doesn't really work hard enough off the ball and doesn't really make opportunities. He had no shot on target, two shots off target, dribble attempt one unsuccessful but 15 touches that's just not enough is it at all. You can have a look at his heat map here and as you can see it's just not enough. There's a little blob of red in the box which is good that he's getting in the box but just not enough for me at all. He has to be in and around the box in and around where it matters and he's not making enough effect on the game. It was no surprise that he went off so Dan Dume I would give us 6.3 for today. Dan Dume y Carmelun. Carmelun certainly gives us haters enough opportunity to have a go at him. That's the bottom line is that he had a big chance to put his head in he missed it. What can you say? Again he played an hour just over an hour he only had 18 touches and obviously he is isolated as better was. But when you get those chances and you don't get many chances in the ever team but when you get those chances you've got to be clinical. I don't actually think he made it particularly hard for Martin as really on the opportunity for a goal sorry. I think what he started to do is do what he did at Villa Park and give him the eyes and put it in the other corner but it was far too close to him. It's bounced back hit him and gone wide and they had the chances but the problem is you only get one of those chances a game and you've got to take them. There will be loads of people having a go at him and I understand why. I personally don't think better was better than him. I don't think better was enough off the ball or to keep the ball alive. But the manager's got to make a decision now and he's got to make a decision. Just looking at his aerial duels he won 3 out of 6 aerial duels won 1 out of 5 grand duels. 18 touches isn't enough. It's just not enough in a game. We're not making enough chances for him but that's a huge opportunity and he's missed it. He's given his haters a lot of ammunition. I don't know what people want from. I understand why people get angry of course. I don't know what people want because I don't think there's anyone better at the football club. I don't think better was better than them. I really don't. When he comes on I don't think he has much of an effect on the game. Maybe if he started the game he'd have an effect but we'll only know if he starts games and the manager doesn't really want to start them. That's evident. So it's a difficult one. Just show you this heat map here. Again there's not a lot in the box. To be fair I just mentioned Dan Joomer. He could have changed the game. It was a great ball by Dan Joomer to put him in. He's missed it. He's fluffed his lines. How long can I centre forward to keep doing that without the manager saying you're coming out now? I'm not sure. I'm not sure but he has to do better. So Dom's a six for today. It was a bad miss and he could have changed the game. It really could have. He has to get that confidence back or he has to improve or we have to get him better chances. I don't know what it is because he ain't going to get many chances in the 17. He simply isn't. But while Beto's not doing much when he comes on. We'll have to wait and see what happens when, see what the manager thinks of it. Moving on to Dwight McNeill. Obviously a huge, huge surprise that he was on the bench. Playing 27 minutes plus the 7 minutes added on time. Only 11 touches. Again doesn't look particularly fit. Didn't really do too much while he was on the pitch. As I said, 11 touches. Four crosses, none accurate. One long ball. No ground duels, no aerial duels. If you look at his heat map, there's very, very little on it for someone who's on it. But he only had five touches less than Dan Dume in the time he was on. So he got into the game a lot quicker than Dan Dume did while he was playing. But no effect on it at all.  And Beto was on for obviously the same amount of time. Ground duels, 11 out of four, aerial duels, 11 out of three. Only nine touches. And again, that's what we're dealing with. That's what we're dealing with in the final third. The players just don't get enough of the ball. And I know today was particularly tough on because we were playing against. But yeah, it was a tough one today as well. And Beto didn't have too many opportunities, didn't have any shots. He was one which was the decent ball by Jakarta, somebody outside his foot. And it just goes if you've reacted a little bit quickly with the scene. But he didn't really sense where the ball was going and didn't get into that area quick enough. And he managed to get it away. But again, just not enough, just not enough effect on the game when he came in. As I said, I'm not putting Dan to him and I'm not putting Dan to Dom Le Carmelun. If you get chances and miss them, yeah, we can talk about that. But we do not get these players enough service. And we do not get them enough, create enough chances for them. And that is always going to be an issue for our centre forwards. They're going to spend a long time without the ball. And that's the kind of team we are. We play non-position football. We do not have a lot of the ball. And it means our players don't have a lot of touches of the ball. I'm just looking at the possession stats today, 31% possession. Just not going to have a lot of the ball. So you're not going to have many opportunities and that's a huge problem. But that's the way Shaun Dye sets us up. That's the way he thinks is going to get the results for us. And that's where we are right now. So there you go. Thank you for watching the player ratings. I apologise if you watched it live. I had an issue with me software and it crashed on me. So I've had to put the video together in two halves. There you go. Right. Make sure you check out my Gladys TV action and make sure you join us tomorrow. We'll be live at one over on YouTube. 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YouTube gameplay mutt weekdays. No weekend leagues I tell you guys every time I post a mutt game mutt seasons are Sweatier than weekend league way more fun to play and you guys can watch me play these live every night Twitch.tv slash dub dot that link is below. Hey, it wouldn't be on YouTube. It wasn't sweaty. Let's get right into this This game was against my guy Dukes and I'll tell you um He runs a little 3-3 via wide normal a little bit different everybody's in the box, but the blocking I'm not used to it. Now. We're used to seeing 3-4 or we're used to seeing 146 This is a little bit different. So a little bit unsure about your blocking and right there He run commits on fourth down didn't have a streak But I never expect somebody to run commit But we're able to hit the hitch to get that first down on fourth down running the ball early running the ball And you see Walter Payton getting about it air getting busy Kenny Baja Kenny take it No, just too many bodies around they caught up to me eventually Like I said running the ball gets you to fourth and short to get you to third and manageable So it's just kind of a real football principle And and right there dump it off to Westbrook easy drive for the seven quick early in the game It's always great when you go right down the field when you get seven Westbrook is my backup running back I have Walter Payton have Chris Johnson and Brian Westbrook at this point Brian Westbrook's pretty much the only card I'm waiting for Marcus Allen is going to take me to crib and I do a great job of just making sure I tackle him Once he already has 40 or 50 yards. It doesn't really matter if he gets 60 But the next play gets a touchdown anyway, and this play right here killed me. It's out of tight doubles This is a formation.  Honestly, and I don't don't want to try to test it We get to a fourth and three we're gonna roll out here and hit this corner route But we're not gonna get our feet down so we turn the ball over at the end of the first quarter Don't not gonna get any points here and he has the ball again running a little base The one thing about this tight doubles it doesn't have inside zone doesn't have a sweep It has a base and base there's a pulling guard So I don't think it's as good as some of the other other runs in the game as he hits this little wheel route up The middle of the field gets inside the 20 yard line trying to run the base I'm telling you that one base was tough, but then here we go again This is that motion out fade for the touchdown over Ramsey. That's the second time. It's got me and I've had enough That means the rest of he will not get that route again the rest of the game You have to see what your opponent wants to go to and realize, you know what?  I was mad I did not have Walter Payton in that play because that could have been a touchdown We could have had a house call But instead of the next play we draw a pick the one thing about the dagger route If you guys are trying to run trade wide flex the one thing about it, man It's hard to do that dagger route early You kind of got to wait till he's all the way on the sideline like I do most of time that time I do it early and it caused the overthrow and got picked off there by the corner So I turned the ball over so I turn the ball over on downs and I turn the ball over on a pick right there But I told you I'm taking away this motion. I'll fade. He is not gonna get any more big plays That's my goal. Get a sack right here and we're third and 17. I Actually give up this post route bad user by me. I didn't have to cover the wheel route I had a quarter zone over there.  I'm gonna try to hit this post but Pat Pete my favorite corner in the game jumps it and he's looking Baha But here comes Marcus Allen or Dickerson and wraps me up pretty easily. That's where I wish I was on Conservative but speaking of conservative there goes Vic fumbling the first time I ran blast the entire game first time He got hit first time. He's been tackled the entire game Fumbles the ball. It wouldn't be a YouTube video without a Michael Vic fumble So you guys know that by now and that's where we turn it over But we get that right back with Calvin Megatron Johnson that lurker Acrobat ability with him is unmatched in the game take it back into field goal range 10 seconds left in the half I'm gonna get greedy bust a little run right here try to you know get something inside the 20 We have six seconds left. We're going all streaks. We're gonna get somebody a chance Julio Jones streak specialist knocked away We're gonna take our three. We're down 14 to 10 at halftime so Turn the ball over twice. I have a plan on defense my plan is we are not giving up that fate route You are not getting a big play. It's just not happening. I could like to sit and cover two most of the game I'll be honest with you guys That's pretty much my call I call cover to sink out of 146 pretty much the whole game If you guys would like a defensive breakdown of the two defensive plays I run the entire game I run two defensive plays and adjust out of those if you want a defensive Breakdown, please hit the like button if this video gets to 500 likes I will drop a defensive breakdown or plays I use on defense as soon as this gets 500 likes He's just lasers that put corner out over there in front of Jalen Ramsey to get that first down on third down We're really slowing down the run ever since that first run he ran on the day I've we kind of bottled that up and we're bottling up Lamar right here getting to him tries to hit that delay route No, sir and right here.  I like to double those up just makes my guys Just make outrageous plays right there We get sacked first down was looking up top could not roll out right there second and 19 We're going to get out this time. I look for somewhere to go Just didn't read the block right real well there right there And I couldn't get as many yards as possible next play He use a rush is we're able to hit the dagger route Tio can't get up out of there gets tackled by Ed Reed But I'm inside the 20 yard line looking for more next play We put all streaks he blitzes the hell out of me sacked in the backfield get to a second and 17 next I try to roll out he use a rush this huge sack gets me to a third and 34 I'm just gonna run concede this drive. I want to take my 3 14 to 13 that's something you guys gotta do sometimes you gotta realize There's no chance I get the first down and honestly being down in this game I could have even spiked it or snapped and do the ball away just to save some time and stop the clock from running because I wasn't going to get a third and 34. So I just ran a real sim style NFL call right there It's conceding the fact that you're not getting the first down Just gotta play defense. I told you I'm learning his scheme sometimes people hit you with a new scheme And you have to adjust on the fly. That's what I did this game I take away his number one big play pretty much ever since he went up 14 to 7 and there's Taylor mays blessing the running back again Right here. He throws a little flat route and somehow Calvin doesn't even put his arms out. He was getting the tackling animation So Calvin couldn't tackle him. It's just rough right there that he got yards on that But we're closing in to the end of the game Honestly, he's close to field range runs two dives right there gets to a third and seven friends field Orange he's going to throw this little hitch and kind of just play for a field goal here So he's going to get his field goal and honestly, I'm cool with that because I got three burners I got the whole field to go.  He usually rushed off the other side So we wrote out to the left hit that in route I wish I could have got a bigger player there another read-offs whoop get up out of there Walter Payton Kenny Baha, no we get tackled now We're definitely gonna let the clock run a little bit inside 10 seconds We're gonna motion out right here look at somewhere to go Chris Johnson out the backfield can't hold on to the ball Maybe should have Westbrook right there in that situation second and ten.  We're gonna all well He doesn't change much and that's cool because we're gonna bounce it outside beautiful blocking take it to the Baha 30 seconds left. I'm gonna wind up being up three points. He needs a field go to tie He has all three timeouts time to play some defense. No motion out fade. That's my goal That's pretty much what I need to stop and that's that's that's the plan on defense We're gonna start ratcheting up the pressure big tackle right there by Calvin through the blocker 30 seconds left he has two timeouts and we get some pressure We get a sack make them use another timeout night train off the edge making a play second and third and 12 Dodges another sack looks deep, but there's that man Sean T. Strafe up pick GGs in the chat He's gonna seal the game. He tried to go deep on Sean T. That's covered to um Just getting a lot of pressure send a lot of pressure take away that fade I think I mean he I don't think he completed a pass pass 10 yards after I took away that fade That was the key to the game. I'm just recognizing it might be a new scheme You might not see it all the time, but the number one thing would matter take away what they want to do first That's it. I mean and then you move on from there But if you can take away the number one thing they want to do and that's honestly That's a Bill Belichick thing. I remember greatest show in turf. He took away Marshall Falk I'm gonna take away Falk. He is your number one thing He is what you want to do what that guy wanted to do was hit that fade route So I told list you're not getting that again and what I did to stop that honestly I turned my cover to kind of into a cover nine and that I had a quarter and a third On this side rather than a cover two because I didn't want to give up that that deep fade on the outside anymore Because that was his bread and butter. So that's why I didn't like this gameplay Please hit the like button if you're loving the channel's content, please hit that subscribe


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