news update. Welcome folks. We have the Dow industrials finished down 614 NASDAQ is off three thirty S&Ps down seventy seven. That's a downdraft inside the NASDAQ folks of two point two percent S&Ps two percent and the Dow one point seven eight. You can see what happens when you're at higher numbers. Okay. The Dow is only one point seven eight but you had to down six hundred and fourteen points. So the bottom line is that we're going to you know see some numbers here red numbers that is gold gold contract up thirteen eighty trade at seventeen sixty five get the silver market down eleven cents at twenty two dollars twenty two cents an ounce light sweet crew was off a buck twenty seventy dollars seventy seven cents a barrel notes and bonds the ten year up a half a point one thirty three oh seven the thirty year up a full point plus nine ticks at one thirty three oh eight and king dollar king dollar didn't hold price that's the bottom line you have twenty six ticks ninety three two twenty Euro one seventeen yen one oh nine point three nine and the British pound one thirty six to one the U. S. dollar we don't we take a look at the spy what you're going to see out here is that you had an expansion of volume we had months of volume on Friday too by the way Friday what happened is that you got a confirmed ABC structure on the way down that it broke the B point broke it with volume we did Friday a hundred and eighteen million we did one fifty seven today the one fifty seven is going into one forty seven that was on the nineteen of July now this is a big number to keep your eye on this is why so we're going into the aspect of a twenty yeah we're going into the aspect of the nineteenth you had higher volume when you get higher volume and we didn't hit the low you're going to go after the low so the next stop there on the spies at four twenty one that being said when you take a look at this and if you just will listen to what you listen to the program the bottom line is that what we have done is this you've had a break of the uptrend with conviction and what that means wide price spread accelerated volume and the spy is still at four thirty four that's saying the spy wants to trade down to its main nineteen may the week of uh... no the day of actually may twelve which is the four oh four so it is a very large number inside the end the x one hundred you get the same type of set up meaning that we came down hard we came down fast you what we did on Friday uh... the end of the end the x jumped the the end the x was three seventy three on Friday at three sixty five bottom line lower prices are coming at us have a great night folks have a safe night please tell your friends about tfn and have them come back and visit Tommy get the straightened out tomorrow morning nine o'clock in the morning have a great one folks have a safe one


Okay, we're back. We're live. I'm J. Fidel. This is Think Tech and it's what community matters and we're talking with Steve Katz. He used to have a show back on Think Tech a year or two ago. Steve, welcome to the show. What was the name of your show? I can't remember. Um, shrink wrap shrink wrap. Okay. Very important because actually Steve is a shrink right now right in front of you is a shrink. And he's a very important person because we need to analyze what it means to be in the abnormal country, the abnormal chapter we're in right now. So Steve, you must be thinking about that.  Describe for me how things are unfolding in the world of psychology. Well, I guess it's the same as the world. Nobody has a clue what to do where there's nobody alive today that has been through anything like this. You know, you can't modify the word unique and you don't have to. We are in a unique situation right now. Nobody has ever dealt with this before. So if somebody says they know, they're lying. Hey, there's a lot of lies going on these days, you know, misinformation. Right. If you get a complex. And so the biggest thing I think, well, the first thing I'm thinking of is there's a lot of anxiety in the world because of the unknown. It's very scary to be in a place that you've never been before. I mean, you're literally, for many people, it feels like their own identity is not what it was. Somebody once said something, it's like losing your mother. You don't know who you are anymore for a while until you get used to the new normal. But the flip side of being in the unknown place is there's an enormous opportunity for growth, excitement. Like if you don't know who you are, it's possible that you can change and become something more exciting for sure. Or something different. That's, I can guarantee that that nothing is the same as it was and nothing will be even when we get back to normal having experienced this.   And what's going on here is we are all facing our mortality is right out there. Yeah, the difference between before and now is not that we're facing our mortality. We're always facing our mortality. The difference is we're aware of it, which is very healthy. It's very healthy. It's a much more real place to live. It's like a zen moment when you're on the flying trapeze and you're in the air. And you're looking for that other bar and there's no bar. You have to learn how to fly. That's which is challenging. Well, you said the world of psychology is the world in general.  I mean, it's part of this process of humanity. But that may not be true because a lot of people, even now today, even, you know, at the end, the very end of March, which is only like a month after the things started, you know, that they're ignorant to completely and exclusively ignorant. How what kind of world do they live in? Well, I just thought of something I heard on the news today about what's going on in India. You know, Modi proclaimed that in four hours, everybody's going to be on lockdown to promote social distancing. Well, he's the head of a country of 1.3 billion people. And some of the people felt like the president of the country, Modi had no idea that they existed. Because there's this huge population that is not in their home village and they're going to be on lockdown. So the opposite of social distancing happened as they all crowded together on the roadways to walk sometimes 100 miles or more to home. So you had social compression instead of distancing. So they maybe didn't know what was going on, but they also felt like the prime minister of India, Modi, didn't know that they existed and they're about 80% of the country. So, yeah, and, you know, and most of Africa hasn't experienced this yet and they're going to and if you think it's bad here because we don't have enough ventilators. Well, there there's no, not enough beds. So it could be an enormous humanitarian disaster. And let me tell you about some of the symptoms are rather complexes that I've been thinking about. This is not necessarily personal. I'm just sort of what's the word projecting my thoughts on others here. It's all predicated. There's one is I have many to ask you about one is the little buggies syndrome, the complex that there are little buggies everywhere. They're little virus particles and they're on every surface all around you. They're even in your house because somehow they got in there. They're coming in the windows. They're coming in the doors and they're out to get you. And they're and they're fatal. So you paranoid schizophrenics were right. Right. In this time in this case, I'm glad you brought this is an excellent video that is free for you to watch put out by Dr. David Price of Cornell while Medical Center in New York. He is on the front line. He's a pulmonary doctor specializing in intensive care. He is the guy if it comes to that was going to have to choose who gets a ventilator if there's not enough ventilators. I saw Mario Cuomo on TV this morning. He's saying he hopes and he has good faith that won't happen. But he is the man Dr. Price who hooks you up to the ventilator at the biggest covid or coronavirus center in New York City, which may be in the world right now. That's all they're doing is coronavirus. And this is what he said. And he got so choked up with emotion, not because he was afraid, but the opposite because he had a lot of hope. And the reason he had hope was no, you're not going to get the virus from little buggies in the air around you or on surfaces.   Except if you walk by somebody in the street, even if you're less than six feet away from them and that person coughs, you're not going to catch the virus that way. The only way you can catch it through the air like that is if you're in enclosed space for at least 15 to 30 minutes with a person who is already sick. Someone else who has the virus, you're not going to get it. They're not streaming in the windows to get you. And so whenever you've touched something that you think might have the virus is a very simple thing to do. Get some Purell or some other hand sanitizer and wash your hands with it or wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds so that if you do touch your face, there won't be any live virus on your face. What about washing your face? What about washing your face? It's a good idea, too, with soap, but make sure your hands are clean because you're going to be washing your face with your hands, yeah?  Yeah, makes sense.  And so you should wash that off. I mean, it's not like the virus is moving at breakneck speed. It's there. It's going to work its way in. If you can wash it off, you're better off now. Yeah, but I think that, you know, I'm really glad you asked me that question because that's a lot of the cause of anxiety that people have. A friend of mine in California said he's been thinking about it for days that he happened to walk past somebody on the street a few feet away who coughed. And now he thinks he might have the virus. No, he doesn't have the virus from that. Yeah. Okay, the next complex I want to ask you about is the, it's a complex complex. It's about the isolation complex. So there you are in your house. You're probably in your house for a week, maybe more. And it's going to be many weeks.  Then you get this weird feeling that outside is nothing happening.   And there you are in your little, in your, in your castle, so to speak, but your castle is, is under siege. Right. And you're alone in your house. Thank goodness you have family. Other people, maybe not have family, but this is, this is a claustrophobic kind of complex. Am I right about that? And how do you deal with that? Well, I think I wanted to divide them into two separate issues. One is if you're actually alone with nobody else, you have one set of problems and there's overlap. The other, if you're alone with a spouse or kids and or kids or multiple generation, like we have here in Hawaii, of people together. There's overlap in the problems. But so let's first talk about the person who was totally alone. That can be really disoriented, especially if you're a person like most of us who goes out to work every day and sees people and, you know, hugs and kisses people and, and then comes home and, and goes about his normal life. Well, that's not happening anymore. But thank goodness, I mean, one of the differences between the isolation that we have to do now and what went on during the Spanish flu in 1918 or the bubonic plague in the 17th century is that we have all of this electronic communications. Just as I am doing right now sitting at home talking to you, you know, through a video chat thing, you can do that. And it's very helpful to do that, to reach out to people. And the other thing, one of the best ways to combat anxiety and depression and they're connected is by helping other people. So you have most of us have other people in their lives. Well, we're all in the same boat right now and they can use help from you. So call those people up on the phone or do a zoom thing with them. Contact at least one other person each day that you think could use some help. And by helping them, of course, you're helping yourself because you need the social contact, contact also. Let me just move over now and talk a little bit about people with families, especially people with little kids, because that's a big strategic problem. Kids are home, maybe they're going to start to be homeschooled via the computer or by their parents. And suddenly, you've got full time responsibility of a kid who used to go to school every day. And you also have the responsibility of seeing that kid gets educated. And if you're the person in the house, which is more often the men than the woman who has been going off to work every day, suddenly you're becoming aware of the invisible labor that the caretaker of your children, more often the mother, is doing. And that's that's a good thing. So finally, you're going to get a chance to appreciate how difficult it is, especially like if there's a child who's even younger than school age, who needs, you know, pretty much constant supervision and attention, you're going to become aware of a lot. And working with couples, I've been using the metaphor of there's been a the ship has gone down, we're all in our own separate lifeboats together. The most important thing when you're in a lifeboat with other people is to get along, because if you start fighting with each other, you're all going to fall into the big ocean. So that's a. Takes me to my question about domestic violence.  You have to be very careful about everything.  There are a number of articles in the national press about this and how it's on the rise that you agree with that. Can you describe the process and maybe the solution? Well, let me talk about some solutions. And first of all, it's not universal. Some people actually start getting along better when they realize there's no way to run. And that's kind of what I was saying before. It the most important thing, more important than ever before is that when you're talking to other people that you're living with all the time is to be kind to think about what you're going to say and how to say it so that it doesn't escalate the problem. Think about the hardest thing in the world to do is to put yourself in the other person's shoes, but it's more important to do that now more than ever. And the other thing is, even if you're in a studio apartment with five other people, there's ways and it's very important to do it to take some time to be alone. I remember watching somewhere recently about something that reminded me of myself. I grew up in a little apartment and we could I could put on a set of headphones and be amongst people. But I'm sitting on the side of the room, curled up in a little ball with my eyes closed, listening to music, which is incredibly therapeutic. Or these days, there's unlimited amount of things you can listen to, even from your little phone, you know, you can watch movies.  But right now it's like I'm going to be in another place and getting that alone time is crucial for getting along with everybody else because we need that. I want to cover one of the things, Steve. Yeah, go ahead, finish, finish. I remember listening to a talk given by an astronaut who spent a year on the International Space Station. He said he took a lot of real books, not digital books, but real paper books with him to unplug. And that's the other thing that will reduce your anxiety is limit the amount of information you're taking in about this. Somebody said to me, you know what, you should do this, gather news about this the same way you would the weather. Listen to it when you get up in the morning and maybe again later in the day. There's no need to overwhelm yourself with all of these things that you can't control. Yeah, and have a book so you don't get interrupted by electronic media like disturbing you. You can really disappear with a book. Yeah, yeah. We really need to talk about this. There is the possibility in every household and every in every home in every family that one of the people in the family will catch it. And if they're elderly or infirm or immune compromised, that could be a death sentence. And you know, you could if you're rational, you have to consider that. So here we have a person who is clearly going to be infectious living in the home. We have that that is a, you know, just a completely destructive observation by all the members of the family and very, very hard to cope with. And then with the notion that if somebody is sick and is it has to go away into a hospital into potentially a ventilator. Now that could be the last time you see your family member because you can't so easily go and comfort that family member as the family member is dying in the hospital.  And so how do you cope with that? That's got to be happening right now. Well, first of all, so far in Hawaii, we're very lucky. Knockwood, nobody has died as of the last news I heard. And our website, we have a website report every day on ThinkTechWide.com, which reports that. And out of all the people who are only 12 have been hospitalized. I mean, Hawaii were real. Like if I had to choose all the places in the world to be, it's usually Hawaii, but now even more so. So we're very lucky. But I don't want to skirt around what you said, because that's a real anxiety and reality that people may face. The number one thing is always keep yourself safe. The instinct is going to be to care for this person to go in and walk in the room and check and say, are you OK? Do you need anything? Can I take your temperature? Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it because you're not going to be helping anybody else. If you get sick, too, they can take their own temperature. You can have a health professional do it. If they're running a very high fever, then they probably want to go to the emergency room because they may need to be hospitalized. But if you are in a place where it's possible to keep that person in his own room or her room or and or bathroom and that's better if the person needs to come out to eat. That's fine. Just make sure that the area that they eat at gets washed down afterwards, you know, sterilized with the hand sanitizer or just soap and water really done well. But yes, there are going to be a lot of emotions around that the same way.  You know, socially, that's what we do. And one of the strongest ways of transmission throughout the world has been people going to funerals. It's a horrible thing to say when I was just reading about in Israel. There's almost riots because they're telling the ultra orthodox Jews they can't have a funeral and they can't pray. And so the police are having to monitor by helicopter to make sure that these rules get obeyed or elsewhere. You know, the death toll is going to be in the millions just in the United States. So far, we've been doing a good job. It's been getting better and better. And the curve, hopefully, you know, will not be so steep before it starts to come down. But I don't mean to escape the feelings that you're going to have. The first thing you need to do if you're anxious, if you're sad, if you're frustrated is acknowledge it. Those are feelings that you have and talk to people, your family, friends, everyone like through the digital media about the feelings that you have. And there's a lot of sadness. There's no cure for that. It's the state of being human. What about you as a psychologist? You have you have clientele, patients alike. Yeah, I talk about dealing with him on are you dealing with him on remote media? Are you dealing with him on soon? I'm not seeing anybody live anymore. I tried to push it as far as I could. But you know, I have myself and my family to consider my wife is a cancer survivor. So her immunity is compromised because she had radiation treatment. And my clients all get it. They all understand it. And it's hard because I do have some clients who are naive technologically. They can't get online. They don't know how and I can't go and haven't come into the office and teach him. You know, I try to talk him through it on the phone. But there are some people that are just not going to be able to do that. Hopefully they'll get help to do that from somebody. Yeah, but I have lost, I would say a quarter to a third of my people as soon as I went totally online, which is only a week now. So Steve, you know, there's always a dynamic in these things and we we really don't have a reliable analysis to tell us when it's going to be over. It depends on so many factors and and there will be more cases and there would be more deaths, including in Hawaii. And and so you know why my last question to you is is the dynamic going forward now all the factors and and what do you want to call it? The complexes and the pressures on people in general, all of us in one degree or another will increase over time because we'll be cooped up over time and we won't have a visible light at the end of the tunnel over time. And I wonder if you could comment on where that dynamic takes us, both individually, you know, in our personal psychology, if you will, and as a community, the community psychology and and you know how and how we can expect it to unfold in the next, say, six or eight months or in a year to follow. I don't have a crystal ball. The first thing is I don't have a clue how it's going to unfold. I want to admit, I think that, you know, there is an end to this. My hope is that we will have learned from this some really valuable lessons. And maybe the most important lesson is like it or not, we're all connected to each other. All of the things that divide us are much fewer than the things that connect us. The things that are the same about us are much greater than the things that are different. There's nobody immune to this virus right now. That's one of the big problems.  I hope that when this is over and it will be over probably, you know, in a matter of months, hopefully not too many, hopefully one or two. But when it's over, I hope that things just don't go back to normal. Also, I'd like to add one other little bright note. I mean, this is a little bit, it's not facetious. It's true that the planet is much more than us. And every other being I can think of is not shattered by this. The air is cleaner. The fishing fleets, I feel sorry for the fishermen who are losing their livelihood, but more than half the fleet in Hawaii is not going out because they can't sell their fish to the hotels in the restaurant. So the fish are not unhappy. You know, the birds in the sky are not unhappy. There was a dolphin spotted in Kailua Bay the other day. There's good things. We're not the only beings on the planet and the planet's going to get by fine with less of us or more of us. Thank you, Steve. Steve Katz, psychologist, par excellence. So nice of you to come and share your thoughts with us. It's tonic. It's helpful. Thank you so much, Steve. Thank you so much for having me, Jay. Thank you.


Now, there's another derivation that's quite important, and that is acceleration. We talk about the normal unit tangent vector, the principle normal unit vector. We talk about binormal unit vector, but what about acceleration? What happens to acceleration? And that is a derivation that you should just know something about. So let's just go there. Let's just remember what the unit tangent vector is all about. That is r prime of t divided by its magnitude, divided by its magnitude. So this is this, look, I think the normal tangent, or the unit tangent vector, I should say, and mix these up. So it's just the direction, basically, with a magnitude of one there. But I know something else. I know that, for instance, what this is, what is that? Well, that is just ds dt, nothing major there. And I can now just rewrite this. First for now, let's get the r prime of t, let's just rewrite that r prime of t, that is just going to be t, this times ds dt, that's what we have there for now. But let's think about it, what is this? This is velocity. And I want to know acceleration. Do I get an equation for acceleration? That's going to be double prime of t. So what do I have to do? I've taken the time derivative here, I have to take the time derivative there. But if you think about it, I have to do the product rule. This is the product of two functions. So let's do that, let's do this, let's write it in this form, so that's going to be the second derivative of this, dt squared t of t, plus I'm going to have ds dt, ds dt there, and the second and the derivative of this, t prime of t, t prime of t. I've got to do some side work because I know that I know something about this little guy there. We know that the principle unit normal vector, that is going to be t prime of t divided by that. And if I have to get these two just on its own, if I just had this kind of zone, it's going to be those two there, so let's put them in there. So that's going to be n of t times the norm of t prime of t, norm of t prime of t. Now as it stands, we've got to do something about this guy. Let's do some side work with this guy. Mathematics is beautiful. You can sit there and play and play and play, and eventually you're going to get to stuff that becomes quite useful. So this can just then be rewritten as, remember this is just a dt, like that, dt of t dt. That's what we have there, but that can be expanded, basically remember we did it when we looked at curvature before, that that can be expanded as dt ds times ds dt. And we're dealing here with norms, so that's what we're dealing with. And what is that? That's curvature. That's kappa. So we can replace all of this here with that. So there's another ds dt in there, so that becomes squared, and there's a kappa in there as well. There's a kappa in there as well. So now we have this. That acceleration has got two components. It's the second derivative there, d squared s dt squared, and this tangent, so it's got a tangent component, it's got this tangent component, and it also has this kappa ds dt squared, n of t, it has this component in the normal unit vector, principal normal unit vector. So acceleration is always going to have these two components, and this becomes very helpful when we derive another form of an equation for curvature.


I'll come to the bet MGM studio and the Mike Vrables show presented by seat geek with the head coach I'm Mike Keith Why apparently at some point in time last week? Okay, so why I made a wager with our amazing producer Ashley Ferrell Missouri versus Ohio State right unbeknownst to me. I forgot they even played and apparently Ohio State lost they did 14 three So you're wearing tiger ears as a result of that. Is it did you lose a bet actually couldn't get into Ohio State? That's not my fault. I apologize. So now I have to wear these for just about a few more seconds, right Ash Okay, Ash says they could so you have fulfilled your end of the bet Anything for that was anybody else? I wasn't a chance and I know I mean I would she left those out I said man you are Ash will do it. I Wow It's always entertaining isn't it just keep laughing at my jokes. She does laugh. She is she is the Mike Vrables show laugh track There there's no question Back to work today figuring out who's gonna be available to play Sunday against Jacksonville. Yep. We are and we're excited about the preparation We're excited to finish strong. It's what we want to do. You know, we want to we want to write our own ending here and You know try to finish with a lot of class and a lot of Just effort and consistent clean football All right, let's take a look at the Mike Vrables six-pack presented by Seed Geek. Let's start with a little defense Roger McCurry and Aziz Elshire.  You see Aziz, you know running at the back hip not overrunning it You know a lot of great efforts throughout this game and again You could see guys running to the football Roger leveraging it Aziz running inside out and then here comes the rest of the guys And you know when we get there We just got to keep hammering at that football and it'll pop out We've talked about Roger McCurry this year Aziz Elshire 153 tackles on and counting and counting no doubt about it. All right more defense Here's Harold Landry showing up in the run game to stop a drive. Yep And it was great to stop right there on on short yardage and that's just Harold attacking But if you look here, I want you to see Marlon Davidson makes this play Marlon Davidson knocks the guard two yards back into the backfield that tight end can't come back and get Harold So, you know, that's one of those plays that as a defensive lineman You can make the play without making the tackle and those are the types of plays that you know And you can see right there Marlon's knocking that guy back He can't get the Harold and Harold comes in there and cleans it up. Yeah, that's Shaq Mason. He's hitting right there. That's no great pad level Yeah, that's that's good luck by number 92 is playing good football for the Titans. All right play number three early third quarter How about some Derek Henry for 16 yards? Yeah, well, we're able to stay on track and we get the late push there as Derek gets the edge And you know trying to get everything he can there and you know, those are just you know We have to get more of these, you know, we're able to get Dylan up to the second level you could see now trailing gets in there gets a great block on a safety and Big OJ on the edge there gets just enough to the end and then doesn't hold him You know, sometimes you see some holding penalties out there. And so he gave him a late shove That puts Derek Henry over 1,000 yards for the season in the last six years He's been over a thousand in five of those seasons The only year he didn't make it was the year he was injured two seasons ago and he had nine thirty seven Incredible five-year run for Derek Henry. Let's see DeAndre Hopkins go over a thousand yards for the seventh time in his career on this play coach Yeah, and again, we're able to progress, you know And hop does a great job of feeling that that linebacker sitting there in the zone Ryan does a nice job of throwing it, you know on his inside And so when he throws it on his inside hop knows that's the way that the quarterback wants me to roll and to come out of it And that's you know, that's a pretty good relationship right there a really good understanding Not thrown him over into the linebacker, but thrown it on his inside shoulder, you know, and then you could see their hop knows Okay, I'm gonna drop step inside away from the defender DeAndre Hopkins had seven catches for 72 yards in the game on Sunday more Harold Landry here a quarterback sack He's got ten and a half on the year after this one. Well, this is just a nice job here of trying to work together to You know affect the ball and you know, maybe we'll get it out here But you know the coverage does a nice job and again Harold keeps going and sometimes you get sacks on your first effort Sometimes the second and sometimes your third so you know We have to just keep rushing and that's a case of that right there He stays on his feet and able to take take the quarterback love a sack for minus 12 to those are great Only thing better is when you're able to knock it out right there and pick it up and run it in All right sixth play of the six pack Ryan Tannehill to Chica Conquo for 21 Yeah, and finds chag air in the middle of the field and you know again chag's been able to take advantage of those opportunities that we've you know that he's earned You know the back part of the season, you know, and I know that you know His consistency and his preparation, you know has allowed him to continue to stay there and help us and again He chips for us and he blocks for us and you know, we're able to get him the ball and some of these catch and run opportunities Chica Conquo with 52 catches on the season for the Tennessee Titans He's the second leading receiver behind Deandre Hopkins who has 68 so far on the campaign Titans getting ready to play Jackson Bell But we've got one more look at last Sunday's game because when we come back. It's time to go to the Vrables straighter Vrables straighter That's exactly right We're gonna take a look at a big play at the end of the first half and coach will break it down for us when we Continue from the bet MGM studio with the Mike Vrables show presented by seat geek stay with us The Mike Vrables show presented by seat geek from the bet MGM studio so glad to have you with us as it's time for America's favorite the Vrables straighter All right We're gonna take a look at a play at the end of the first half that was a big gator to wide receiver Chris Moore Show us how this works so well. Well, we're down. We're down here You know, we need some chunks, right?  We'll come back to that later. That's what got us in field goal range But what you can see here is chigs gonna end up working his way out after he chips So chigs gonna chip and then we get a layered route And so what you can do is you can see here that Chris is running through the middle and This split safety look here on the cloud Forces this guy to get over here and squeeze. He doesn't quite get there. So you've got Chris running through the middle You've got trailing bending in behind there. And again, if they all drop off you still have chick here Now you got to hold up. You got to hold up in protection, you know And so we get the chip initially and again, we got to sit down We got to stay inside out but give Ryan a lot of credit, you know For being able to put that ball up in there And this is one thing you see all the time from Chris Moore as we take a look at the end zone Okay, as we take a look at the end zone is Chris Moore is going up to get the football That's the one thing I appreciate about appreciate about Chris is that He goes and he's able to high point the football So here there's going to be traffic, you know, Ryan could probably have waited out just another You know, half a second and hit trailing coming in But from the end zone, you know, what you're going to see is a layered route here Chig short trailing deep, you know, so it's this Excuse me is going to be Chris clearing through trailing bending in here Chig chipping and then being here. So there's your three level inward breaking route Is the design of the plate to go to Chris? It's the design is going to throw to the guy that's open And now I would say that nine times out of 10 you watch around the league Most of these passes are going here and if this safety pushes early now you're going to throw the bench over here or the corner To hopkins, but it gives a quarterback Okay, different levels down the field at this end of half So Ryan in your guess picked Chris because he wanted to give him a chance to go because the middle of the field was open Sometimes you see, you know, that there's a mic that runs through the middle, you know And he could be here waiting for it. This safety was over here in the half part of the field So ryan felt like okay, I'm going to take this thing down here knowing that we're going to have leverage On that half field safety as opposed to that mic being down there deep gain of 32. Yep It's set up a field goal. All right when we come back It's time for our epic western spotlight and we will feature chris moore learn more about him and Running that's next on the bike for April show presented by seat Chris moore can run Yes, he's fast, but this isn't about speed This is about a football player who can run and run and run some more I don't know that I've ever seen a titan who never seems to get tired Like chris moore. He's amazing. He can chase down a deep ball cover a punt run a reverse Block someone 20 yards down the field. It doesn't matter. He never seems to be breathing hard At 30 years old chris moore is a total professional Who does whatever the job requires but in the end his real gift is his amazing ability to run In this week's epic western spotlight, we feature chris moore who makes it clear I love to run. I can run all day Every year I'm here. I keep getting better, but I'm definitely this is uh, the best chris moore as I get older I feel like I'm getting more opportunities to go out there and play more receiver Early my cryologist a special teams guy and just going out there on special teams But as I get older to let me play receiver, I'm building more trust with these coaches and the organization So the more opportunities I get probably my numbers will just keep going I know my job I hardly mess up to be honest to have amazed and then as far as my skill set I'm just a fast guy who will clear stuff open for other guys and even to take top off the defense to get the ball myself Like the system that works for me. So I pick up stuff pretty quick I feel like that's one of the things I struggled with in early my career because when you're a young guy It's a whirlwind. It's just everything's being thrown at you. It was tough at first But once I found what works for me, I feel like it's been way easier since then I'm very big on nutrition and what I eat and then as far as like just learning a new play book always I have a how I study. I'm a big flash car guy. Like I'm always flashing through flash cars time That's how I learned the offense and that's the big thing that for me that gets me going The players out there making the decisions at high speed and we can have a very successful game So I mean that's what I like about it gives a lot of freedom to go out there and just play football and play fast Now I want my teammates to know like when I'm on the field with them that they can trust me to do my job I see you baby. Let's go. I'll tell you make a play. You don't have to worry about me on the field So I love to run like I can run all day Chris Moore number 11 for the Tennessee Titans. You said when he got here I've enjoyed coaching him. This just in OTAs. You said I wish he'd been here sooner. Yeah, absolutely I really just have enjoyed getting to know Chris and his family Um, who he is as a teammate. He's an amazing teammate. There's nothing that he won't do For the team. He plays a lot of positions. He saw him on special teams. You see him, you know, on offense He's willing to block You know, we talked about him. We saw him earlier on the on the telestrator You know, it goes up and gets the football. So it's made some really big plays for us this year Chris Moore averaging over 20 yards of catch this season for the Tennessee Titans Coming up Kids ask coach Vrable That's right around the corner Mike Vrable show presented by seat geek continues from the bet mgm studio after this Welcome back to the bet mgm studio and the mike Vrable show presented by seat geek Make a wish middle tennessee aims to create life changing wishes for children with critical illnesses And recently the titans were given the opportunity to participate in making six-year-old mason mason's wish come true Last april mason was diagnosed with osteo sarcoma He also underwent an emergency heart surgery before undergoing chemotherapy his wish To spend a couple of days with his very favorite football team So today we're granting the first part of mason's wish and he really wanted a titans experience and that's what we think of an effort today Buddy He knows exactly like the 23rd 24th are his titans days I tried to get him to do like disney or something else, but i was like no This is like mason's disney world. This is like all he cares about It's a two point play. So we got to get in. All right. All right. Here we go Let's go go go go You know me him and his family and uh, you know just sit down and have a conversation with him I think the biggest one and him beat me like, um, I think it was like 40 something to eat and madden So, you know, he's pretty good at madden Still smile on these kids face especially like a kid like mason who dealing with You know something way bigger than um, you know the problem that sometimes I could have especially with the game of football So I've just been able to be around him and see that smile on his face means a lot to me. So Every kid who goes through what mason's going through finds a different reason to fight and a different reason to be inspired And for mason, it's the titans Good job mason and good job make a wish middle tennessee and good job by you and the football team Making that experience happen all all the credit goes to our team our organization I mean, obviously getting to know mason and his family like mason as a heart of a warrior and um That was the best breakdown. We have a lot of different breakdowns, but that one right there was the best Guest breakdown that we've ever had so we told mason that and uh, he just has a very amazing Personality and you could see how he interacted with the players in the moment was not too big for him I meant he's like, hey, what's up, henry? That's good stuff. All right time now for kids ask coach fable Let's take a look Can you do that I could I bet I could I'm not gonna do it. I mean, but no, I'm not saying like right this second I mean at this point in your life. Yeah, I could still do that Yeah, a round off. I could do that Seriously?  Yeah, you could do a back. Younger days, you know younger mic Wow, not 48 year old. I'll do that tomorrow on the field and I should bring your camera. All right. Well when we come back Maybe that's good. One of the nissan keys to success Seems like it would be the nissan key to traction uh The mic variable show continues Stay with us The mic variable show presented by seat geek from the bet mgm studio now moves to the nissan keys to success this sunday against jacksonville Let's bring them up here number one Provide momentum and field position on special teams and you have the ability to do that on special teams There's so much time and distance that gets traveled whether we cover a kickoff That's inside the 20 or we don't cover a punt very well And then they're able to get the ball back around midfield Those are those are critical momentum changing field position changing place Just like you saw, you know kella. He's trying to force the punt And runs into the kicker and so instead of a you know a stop on defense We have to go back out there So those are the things that we have to continue to do and then eliminate the The mistakes and the things that you know ultimately get you beat Speaking of mistakes key number two is no unforced errors on offense We have to stay ahead of the chains. We have to be able to you know, keep it in third and manageable third and short Pick those up You know, we're gonna have to hit some x plays along the way, but as obviously just not beating ourselves Uh, whether that's penalties missed assignments You know, operationally, you know 12 men in a huddle Being great from from coaching to to playing to executing. Uh, that'll be huge on offense Got to run the ball Well, we'll have to you know, I mean that's always something that you know in order to possess the football Which you have to against a good team You know, that's something that we're going to have to be able to do just to be able to stay balanced and set everything else up All right The third Nissan key to success make them earn everything be great tacklers in space Yep, so they like to get their playmakers the ball in space whether that's angriom Okay, that's at the end and so We have to make sure, you know, whether Kirk's back they do that with him and you know, the ag news not going to be out there But you know, we we have to go tackle, you know, they'll dish it out there And they'll see if you can tackle them and it's seven eight yards and that's how they stay ahead of the chains The last one is making sure that we don't have any unforced there as much like on offense You know the double moves the wheel routes the switch verts that we're covering them and that we make them earn it And there's nothing cheap keep them in front of you and get them on the ground Absolutely, we've been great in a red zone and so we'll continue to rely on that and uh, and we're going to get some Turnovers and it's going to help us win the game Does it make any difference in your preparation whether or not trevor larenz is a quarter? Oh, I don't think I mean I think the plays that we're going to study are going to be the plays that we're going to study Yeah, we'll see if it's trevor larenz or franklin tennessee's own cj Bethard titans against the jaguars coming up this sunday at nissan stadium kickoff set for 1202 Titan's countdown is on the air at 11 a.m On your favorite titans radio station including 104 5 the zone in nashville. Thank you appreciate it Thank you for making to see nights fine. Good night everybody


Hey guys, welcome to SSUnitech, so see this side and today we are going to see about the monitor tab inside the area pipeline. So go to in the browser and we will see about the monitor. So here we are, so in the last video we have discussed about the copy data activity. If you haven't watched the last video of this video series, so I would strongly recommend to watch that video before going forward. And I'll provide the link of that video in the description of this video. So you can directly go and watch. So in the copy data activity we are going to load the data from our source to destination and in our source that is the Azure SQL and in the destination that is again Azure SQL. So we are going to load the data from employee table to the employee destination table that we have already seen in the last video. So let me try to debug this. So it will take a little bit time, so we can wait. So here it is executed successfully. Now in the left side we can see the author tab and after that we can see the monitor. So we can click on the monitor tab. And in this video we are going to see about this monitor tab. So here we can see the first option is the dashboard. So in the dashboard as of now we don't have any dashboard, so it's blank here. Now inside the run we can see the pipeline run and second is the trigger run. So let me click on the pipeline run. So in the pipeline run here we can see the two options. First option is triggered and second option is the debug. So as we did not discussed about the trigger, so when we are going to execute our package by using trigger, so that execution we can see here. But we have executed our pipeline by using debug option. So that's why in the debug we can see all those. So this is the pipeline name that is copy details. And second here we can see this pencil icon. So let me click on that pencil icon. So once we have clicked on that pencil icon it is directly jumped to that pipeline. So let me go again inside this monitor tab. So after this pencil icon we can see this detail. So let me click on this consumption. So it is going to display whatever the consumption that we have used for this pipeline run. So that we can see here the activity run quantity is 1. And here we can see the data movement activity, pipeline activity and external activities. So total we can see right here. So this is in the Rs. So let me close this. Next we can see the run start. So when we have executed that pipeline, so that we can see here. When that pipeline got completed, so that is the run end. After that we have the duration. So what time it take to execute the package. So here it took only 8 seconds, so that we can see. After that what is the status. So that we can see right here the status of the package. Next we can see the triggered buy. So triggered buy is the manual trigger because we have executed this package by manually clicking on the debug. After that we can see the error. If your package will have any error then status will be the failure and in the error will be going to have a button. So let me try to select this with the last 7 days in the filter. So here it is failed. So in the last 2 we can see here we have this error. So let me click on this. So whatever the error that we had while we have executed this package. So that we can see here. So we can close this. Now we have the run ID. So for every execution we are having a unique ID and that ID is the run ID. So this is all about the monitor under the pipeline run. Now here we can see the filter options. So the first filter option as we have already selected for the last 7 days. So we have the last 30 days and the custom. So that we can select and we can check the execution of the package between those days. After that we can see the pipeline name. So here we can select the pipeline names by which we want to check. For example we want to check only for the copy details. So we can select that and after that we need to click outside this. So let me click here. So it will be filtered. So copy details is executed 4 times and every time it is succeeded. So this is the pipeline name and after that we have the status. So here we have the succeed in progress queue failed and cancelled. So these are the status that we have. So we can filter out this list by using these statuses as well. And here we have this add filter option. So let me click on this add filter. Here we can see the in this drop down we have this annotation. So we can also add the annotation and we can add the filter for that. So this is all about the pipeline run. If you go inside the trigger option then we will be going to have all those same options that we have seen in the debug. So next we can see the trigger run. So trigger run is the same thing that we have seen under the pipeline run under the trigger. So here we have only the filter option for the scheduled tumbling window, storage event and custom event. So we did not discussed about the trigger and trigger types. So that we will be going to see in the upcoming videos. In this video you can only check if your pipeline is executed by using any one of these triggers. So we can also check those triggers here. Now we can see the runtimes and sessions. So we have the integration runtime. So integration runtime we did not discuss at yet. So integration runtime we can check here like by default we will be going to have this auto resolve integration runtime and the type is the azure. So this type integration runtime is automatically and default or label in your azure data factory. And here we can see the filter for the self hosted azure SSIS and azure. So that we can click and it will be going to display the information only for those type of the integration runtime. Now let me go in the dataflow debug. So as of now we do not have any dataflow debug we will be going to see in the upcoming videos. Last we have the notifications and where we can set the alert and matrices. So let me click on that. So here we did not created any alert or the matrix so that we can see not available like we do not have any result. So in this video we are not going to more concern to create the alerts and matrices. So we will be going to see in the upcoming videos as well. So this is all about the monitor tab. So thank you so much for watching this video. If you really like this video please subscribe our channel to get many more videos. Don't forget to press the bell icon to get the notification of our newly uploaded videos. See you in the next video.