from San Francisco, extracting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE, covering Console Connect Live 2015. Sponsored by Console. There's your host, John Furrier. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are live in San Francisco for Console Connect 2015. This is SiliconANGLE's theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal noise. I'm John Furrier, the founder of SiliconANGLE. I'm my co-host Jeff Frick, general manager of theCUBE business. We go to all the events, 70 plus events, more and more every year. And we're here live in San Francisco to unpack this new software-defined, InterConnect, this new revolution around IIX and Console Inc. And our next guest is Samuel Curtis, partner at Rack 59. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, thanks for having me. Congratulations on your anniversary here at San Francisco, hanging out, feeling good? The beautiful city. Weather's perfect. Weather's nice, very nice. Very much like Oklahoma. Sorry to have their jackets on. It's like a hundred degrees here at San Francisco. Pat Gessner said, you know, dev ops and networks coming in, it's like, can the farmers and the cowboys live together? Kind of like they bring that Oklahoma vibe here. That's what's going on. It's a whole new convergence of talent opportunities, you know, joking aside, cowboys and farmers are really kind of living together. You got dev and ops, programmable infrastructure, application market. Now we need reliability end to end connected. That's what they're proposing here. What's your take on all this? As someone in the ecosystem, what do you make sense of? How do you make sense of console direct connect? You know, I'm by training a network engineer, so I understand the nuances and the details behind that connect button on the console and I'm super impressed. I think it simplifies a very complex and very difficult networking infrastructure to build and it makes it a lot easier and a nice social type, LinkedIn type approach which makes it a lot more easier to use and when you make things easier like that it just breeds more and more connections and it takes down a lot of barriers that exist today. Yeah, so what's your point of view? You're from Oklahoma and sometimes we're jaded. We're here in the valley and things are cranking along a little bit, probably ahead of the curve, but from your perspective, where are we in this journey? What's kind of cloud adoption look like in your world and your customer set and where is the direct connect story? Where are we kind of on that path? Well, I think with the console concept and Bill Norton's white paper on the business case for a direct connect makes a lot of sense. I mean, you focus on secure private connections and you try to build a business case not just financially but also operationally that makes sense. So I feel that this is early in, the clouds just kind of really become more and more defined. It was more kind of esoteric in the past and I think this further underpins what the cloud is and makes it accessible. Yeah, so we jumped right into it. We should give you a minute to kind of give the audience a little color on what Rack 59 is. Who are you guys? What's all about? Who's your customer set? Where are you located? Kind of the basic four one one. Sure, yeah. We are a 1.6 million square foot data centered in Oklahoma City. Previously a former Lucent 5E manufacturing facility. We have built the first NAP and IXP in Oklahoma and we had the very first peering conference in Oklahoma hosted that. So we're a huge components of connection. Connection is typically one of the highest costs on the income statement next to power and utilities. So we're trying to reduce our customers' OPEX by building an ecosystem that incorporates console. And you're getting a lot of call for connecting to the big public clouds as well through your customer base with Amazon and Microsoft, et cetera. We've had to aggregate a lot of different ISPs together to build a, to get, say for instance, Netflix attention. But I do know the content providers are wanting to get closer and closer to the eyeball and they want to make it as a good experience as they can for that consumer. So we're trying to just create the ecosystem or connectivity that will appeal to a content delivery network. And so that console actually kind of helps us bring, get closer to those content networks. Otherwise, we're kind of smaller. We're not as dense from a traffic perspective and the rest of the rest of the United States, but we're getting there. But if we pull together and people peer more and more on a local basis, we'll drive more and more interest and derive more and more value from consoles. It's an interesting concept though. 1.6 million square feet, you think that would give people's attention. I guess they're looking at your traffic, so how does something like console connect change the game where you no longer have to kind of, hey, look at us, look at us, we need your attention where now you've got really kind of a direct access point to go in and start to build those relationships both on the business side as well as the technology side with this direct connecting. That's a good question. I think the size of the building is one thing, but the power, the availability of power, redundant powers and others. So we have a 25 megawatt power substation on site that's dual-fed. Console is a lot like that power substation to power as it is to internet. So by saying we have console IX, a presence in our data center, it gives us that push that we need as from a wider network standpoint, direct connect. So I've got to ask about the dev options. I want to bring that back here because if you can simplify direct provisioning and Jay Adels was talking about how software guys now are coming together with the networking guys, that really creates a good environment for APIs and API-based software. Do you guys see that as a networking engineer? Do you guys think like that? Is that something that goes on? I mean, do you guys say, hey, we don't want to be in mitigating a DDoS attach, which is something you guys probably do now, but as you move into more of the proactive design, do you think about the applications in mind when you develop this out? Absolutely. I think typically network guys, traditional network guys, they're layer one, two, three, they don't go much higher than that, so there's not been that connection between the app guys and the network guys in my experience, but I will say we're seeing in the enterprise market, you typically have had your network staff in larger enterprises and an IT staff, and they typically didn't coalesce sometimes. The network guys are all about resiliency and the network guys, IT guys, are about robustness and application, so by software-defined networking with the new growth or intellectual growth of networks into software, I can see a definite marriage, and sometimes the app guys don't understand why it takes the hardware guys so long or network guys to run an Ethernet cable. It makes sense to just bring those two groups together as a maybe a poor analogy, but that's where I look at it. And is latency now in the world of consumer-defined expectations on application performance, is that kind of the unifying attribute that brings those two sides together, because it's all about latency to the app these days and latency's impacted by so many things along the line that I would think that maybe is that the universal tie that now brings them all together? Latency, DDoS mitigation is a big one. On the public network, you have about four, on average four networks that you traverse to get to your content or vice versa. You eliminate three of those networks along the way with DRAC Connect, it improves latency and it also reduces your exposure. And what's the number one conversation here with customers, is it scale, is it security? I mean, this is a new market opportunity for... I would say initially it's security, but it turns into bandwidth. Once, you know, it's bandwidth, they can never seem to get enough bandwidth. So it seems like the more bandwidth you provide, the more it's consumed. No one's ever complained from getting more bandwidth. It's like the CPU in the OS story, right, from back in the day. You get a better new computer and then the OS takes it more bandwidth. You get a better computer, the OS takes more bandwidth. That's right. I mean, Wi-Fi, it's so funny. I remember when my wife hit the scene with the Centrino chip set back in the day. Now you go anywhere with kids, where's the Wi-Fi? Because they're on the cell plans. You go international. Connectivity really is the big deal. No one, I'm joking, but no one complains when they get more bandwidth. I mean, just good things are happening. But they definitely complain where there is no connection. Yes, absolutely. Yeah, or slow because they're being rerouted through China. Yes. But that's a problem. Talk about that one issue about the rerouting of, because that's in the internet, there are some path decisions.  I'm oversimplifying it. But explain that problem with the internet. That's a big deal. Well, you have no control over that path. It's going to take the open shortest path first, usually through BGP or whatever routing protocol. But I know if you can't control it, then you're susceptible. So a lot of problems that we have, like I go back to DDoS, and earlier a keynote speaker, Albergio, I think said that sometimes the network this is not the target, is inadvertently affected. So it also has an impact on the innocent network that's one of those four networks connecting your connections. So DDoS has really been a big driver. And I think if you can control the route in which your data packets go, then you mitigate that. So you have no control over a dynamic protocol that, you know, over the wide area now. Big eye internet. For the folks watching right now, and who are going to watch this on demand, what is the console connect show all about here? What's the vibe? Why is this such an important show? I mean, it's not like the Apple event, it's not Fox News is an outside, hey, breaking news, a direct connection. I mean, it's a nuanced business, but the impact is significant. Share your view on this event, why it's important, and some of the vibe in the hallways. Yeah, I think this is the undergirding of the network. This is the, without this element of technology, that Apple event, the other, the very obvious events that are more popular, they wouldn't have that event. They wouldn't have the application without the network to run on. Console, actually with IAX's solution, I see that they actually can solve problems for the cellular carriers to deliver that application for the ISPs to deliver that application. So it's a really important, it's the infrastructure aspect of that consumer experience. It's like without roads, Ferraris can't drive their car. Exactly, right? Exactly. The Audubon creates an engineer road, cars go faster, there's potholes in the road and a lot of turns. Yeah. This is a big deal, it's underlying, people take it for granted. Yeah, or airplanes, it's first class versus business, essentially, if you're a data package. Private jet? Private jet. A fleet of jets, a corporation that can have their own autonomous system. Yes, exactly. And dynamically, build an autonomous system for an enterprise customer is phenomenal. It's really good. Sam, let's take a final question here for you. What's the world going to look like five years out? As Direct Connect becomes popular, are we back to the more robust, stable, what's the future look like in your mind? I think it's an avenue or a medium by which to continue the exponential growth that we've seen on the internet of things thus far. So I think console is a necessary product and service that has to be there in order to keep that growth going. We can't continue to feed that growth with legacy solutions. So this is the next technology from an infrastructure standpoint to simplify and increase the awareness and the ability to interconnect. Shane O'Carris, partner at Rack 59. Thanks for joining us. Thanks for having me. Don't worry about me. I appreciate it. Enjoy your rest of the business services. We're live in San Francisco. This is theCUBE. We'll be right back more in Console Connect Live after this short break.


Hey guys, what is going on? This is PhillyBeatsU here and in this video we're going to be taking a look on how to check your Pokemon IVs in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Okay, so spoiler alert, to do this you have to beat the actual game and unlock something known as the Battle Tower which will be in Winden. So on your map I open it up so you guys can see it and this is the location that you want to go to right over here to fly over to Winden, take that flying taxi and when you get there you're going to enter into the building. When you go in the building approach the lady at the desk and she's going to say thank you for coming and kind of pull up a whole entire battle thing for you and you can do singles or you can do doubles and the thing to note here is that you have to do a few of those battles in order to fight a certain person that once you reach him you'll be able to unlock it. So I'm picking my team, Dragapult, we're going to pick Cinderace here and Eternatus, I think those three are good and you can't bring up a fourth, you have to bring three in. So then I go inside and I start battling different trainers and it's pretty much going to start off like this. We get challenged, we fight them, we beat them and yeah.  Spoiler, it's the champion. So I'm not going to show any of the Pokemon he brings out in this fight but yeah you're going to have to fight Leon in order to get the unlock to check your IVs and this is going to be again reminder after five. So just do five battles, you'll walk out, you'll beat them and then you'll unlock something known as the judge function which you can access directly from your Pokemon Pokédex. So go inside of it, hit R and open that dex and then once you're in the dex select the Pokemon and hit the plus buttons to take a look at its stats. Hit the plus again button and then you eventually will come to the judge feature where you'll see things like decent, very good, decent, pretty good and to know pretty much if you have a perfect stat it'll say best. You will see the words best example this legendary Pokemon Zamazenta has three. My Intellion actually has one perfect IV and special attack, Eternatus also and defense, special attack and speed so it's a three IV so you pretty much just go through the IVs of all the Pokemon you get. You can look at them whether you breed them and you can check them whether you catch them in the wild and the thing is in this game it is made so convenient for you guys to now check IVs you don't have to go anywhere else again to check it just open your Pokédex after this battles you do take a look at it hit the plus button and see it it's that simple guys. So if you guys enjoyed this video make sure to hit like, subscribe, comment down below which Pokemon you want to get those max IVs for and also not to let you guys forget if you're looking for Pokemon to trade I have a discord link where you guys can meet other people and trade your Pokemons that will be down in the description below so make sure to check that out. My name is PhillyBeatsU, thanks for watching and I'll see you guys in the next video.


Everybody for a syrup in 2023 luminance football hobby six box number two Pick a team style. We've got Anthony G with the dolphins Bryce has the Niners Chris F. Bengals David B. Seahawks Don G. Colts Edward P with the Titans Fairhawn has the Broncos Jason K. Bills Jeff G. Lyons Jeremiah Steelers Jerry B. Raiders Joe H. Ravens Jordan H. Chiefs Josh W with the Browns and the Giants Josh T. Washington Joven with the Chargers Cameron has the Eagles Kyle H. Patriots Jets Matt V. Saints Max K. Falcons Michael G. Cowboys Nathan Q. Rams Robert R. Bears Rory C. Jags Ryan E. Packers Scott T. Bucks Todd C. Vikings Cardinals Tom B. Panthers and Tomas with the Texans Good luck. Let's go ahead and get started here. There's a lot of spots coming in here. Donny must be like 20 minutes behind That pretty was like the third or fourth box Come on animation. I Want to see a little lower a little lower. All right, Deuce Vaughn Find nicer rookies here to 100 is a Derek Henry for the Titans. That's an that's an insane photo It's ridiculous. I go that goes hard Jalen Hyatt Giants rookie Otto nice one here to 100. There you go, New York Giants and unforgettables pickings I don't know if that'll ever change Got a Roshan Johnson will levis on the verdict on the horizontal rookie to 75 now Jalen Hyatt. All right, Giants right out the gates followed by a Packers rookie Otto Sean Clifford year one on card and then a dynamic B. John Robinson for the Falcons Alrighty, all righty There's a Jalen Hyatt Evans rookie out of 150 Tyree Wilson Raiders first or top 10 pig matter of fact Could be a monster. Oh, look at this Pat Friar booth on the numbers game insert acetate Otto This is what they say Debo vestige wait, when's our fantasy draft? It's gonna be like the Wednesday before the first game it's like Thursday morning of the first game That's what we're gonna draft. I can almost guarantee And I'll be like breaking Yeah, hey, you got an advantage then all of us will be working Wes Welker Patriots on the jersey card Wes Welker Patriots game worn for key to 200 Jimmy or Gibbs for Detroit Got Travis Kelsey out of 250 chiefs and Dynamic case on butate 100 Patriots Heck yeah, Max Congrats, man Got that random look as a cool card. I wonder I don't think those are super common even though it was not numbered I want to participate too many copies of those being in existence Zala's Clayton tune Richardson rookie Followed by Tank Bigsby Jags rookie to 75 With a Vikings Jordan Addison there we go. That's probably the nicest year one We've hit so far outside of the duel from last break Jordan Addison Vikings year one on card rookie auto savage Derek Henry, dude He just they're just like they're just disrespecting the Jags so much Yeah, and like the box And like the break stiff arms stiff arms stiff arm Hi, it there be Jean horizontal Parker Washington teal to 35 the teal is pretty nasty There you go Jaguars Seems pretty decent for like I think it's a six or seventh round pick Josh Wiley Titans rookie out of the 100 followed by engaged CJ Mosley A lot of guys getting married, huh? So many a Tucker Kraft rushy rice mango your Panthers Bontevian wicks rookie Packers to 100 With a Rams Zach Evans rookie auto to 100 Z3 Vans, that's what he signs Not that not the nicest thing but kind of me DJ more as a panther still on for get a We listen a Nat King Kolei over feel like I'm like a Fancy club or something. That's all I that's all I hear man. All the other Christmas music is garbage Tucker Washington, did I miss a base rookie? Right, oh the mayor there was a mayor base. Sorry raiders. There's a mayor base. I think I kind of went past There's a Nick Chubb Brown's Jersey card beacons Justin Jefferson to 150 for the Vikings a Now wow Chris goblin to 250 through the photos and this is almost like stadium club for football in a sense Like for that Panini makes nice Godwin and then a savage Lamar Jackson of 50 For the rate of dude, some of these defenders are gonna be like what the hell Panini? What are you doing? Come on, man. You couldn't find another photo guys are getting lost stiff arms we need like there needs to be more photos of defenders just like strip sack or interception and like All of it only so many. All right. God the one-way they're spoon. Who's that La Porta? That is Joey Porter There's a fields to 150 for Chicago followed by Vikings Jordan Addison again on the year one rookie auto Vikings did very well here. Debo vestige the Mallory Josh Downs This is to 150 to 100 is burrow for the Bengals Followed by Texans tank del rookie out of the 100. That's his cleat at the bottom right by the way. It's a shoe So signatures will be not on card Because we had the Murphy your one signatures RPS and photo variation Yeah, one of those Actually, there's one of Chama Jones manhandling Max Chama Jones, it's a beast. All right, that is a Jalen Carter race young horizontal Marvin Mims at a 150 for the Broncos the rookie there Kendra Miller Saints rookie out of the 350 and Vestige is Josh Allen. We need more of JT. There's some photos like that in here But when there are defenders, they do have that Richardson horizontal with the Colts That is Tillman Quentin Johnston Christian McCaffrey Jumbo Jersey out of 50 for the Niners Go we got will Mallory rookie the 200 Colts Vontaysmith the 250 Eagles Savage the Marge action 100 for the brand of Ravens But the Browns and he's leveling a brown right there Halfway through let's check out the next one number three the Raven just the Ravens left chasing some save flowers Number three Number number and guys Matt is also live on channel two with pristine not a lot of pristine spots left not many Just a few we got teams available all day here. That's an insane photo the tiger Makes them look so high in the air to La Porta Anderson nice fields out of 35 for the Bears 250 points random at the end everybody and waddle Vestige you take it in the first round J fantasy this year I'm literally like Doing my doing my research and do my due diligence fields to 150 for the Bears Got Josh down Colts nice one here rookie.  They guys since it's not on card We don't have a coach Yeah, take the assistant coach got Bryce young There's Charbonnet Tyree Wilson Justin shorter rookie to 175 for the bills With a Jaren Hall rookie auto Vikings out of 350 And Trevor Lawrence Vestige I guess it depends where I am I'd like to get someone like a Jefferson cup Vontae Chase, maybe Mac Jones patch Jersey card out of 50 I like the photo there player worn on the Mac Jones Got de hop out of 250 Cardinals. That's will Anderson to 150 rookie for the Texans and Unforgettable Justin Jeff we're gonna see that photo so much in products this year best catch I've ever seen In an NFL game considering the time at the game with the down in distance the difficulty That's catcher. I've ever seen Neil Hyatt's Bijan there other points card coming up There's a breeze hall to 250 for the Jets other points card ran everybody in it's 250 Fusion of my homes Yeah, but I guess if anybody can top Jeff Justin Jefferson's last last year. It's Justin Jefferson Chick-fil-a is solid. Yeah, people lose their minds. They're very consistent, which is the best thing about Chick-fil-a, honestly It's consistent its consistency is the big thing for a fast food restaurant 200 Devontae banks rookie for the Giants Rams nicest that's embedded rookie year one auto nice hit Rams and Vestige Nick Chubb like I like Chick-fil-a, but I Don't what I don't got away for Chick-fil-a. I don't think I've actually paid for my own Chick-fil-a in like two years I just There's a timer in a good bit You know, I do like once a week or so. It's fine 75 Devon witherspoon rookie for the Seahawks Got a tannin McKee rookie out of Eagles to 350 unforgettable to kill Harry for the Bears Sup, Brian Charbonne or no, I'm on a conda Shakespeare's Tony Pollard Jersey for the Cowboys player-worn One of one Mack Jones Patriots Oh, that's sick.  What a pack that was One of the reasons I see it so much my brother my brother worked there And it It's 100 Quentin Johnston for the Chargers. I mean Chick-fil-a is just Panera that makes fried chicken same same caliber of food But the Johnson Chargers Got redemption Joey Porto Jr. Here one signatures Steelers And engage E.J. Mosley. So now I'm just saying things to get to get a reaction out of people now I'm just being like skip mail this up here Max Kellerman, which one's worse, dude? They're both the same now. Yeah, I make Lauren a 250 for the commanders Yeah, Clayton tune Cardinals here one rookie auto you go Cardinals last spot mojo rookie QB auto Right young sub Shane 200 Michael Mayer. There you go Raiders rookie next is a Luke Musgrave Packers Ricky your one on card auto And dynamic will Anderson come on animation right here. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on base Richardson coming up Jags dual Jersey is Etienne and MJD. That's pretty sick Jags and we got a B John Robinson Ricky to 150 for the Falcons. There you go.  We began and we end with a Jalen Hyatt in this break and Vestige of Kenneth Walker at the third points random Sean you're a bot Sean you're gonna have a tough night tonight with Sam I'm going through this set and I can think of personally of a few that he is gonna come up with Sticks for 250 or not 250 250 points to spots top two in the random. Good luck. We will go eight times one Two three four five six seven and eight the Giants and the Falcons Giants Falcons by giant Falcons. That sounds terrifying They just pick up and take you away dude Relics we got dual Jags running backs there Tony Pollard and Mack Jones at a 50 McCaffrey to 50 Nick Chubb and Wes Welker is game-worn Welker redemption Joey Porter for the Steelers Joey Porter Jr I shouldn't say. Well Luke Musgrave Clayton Tune Stetson Bennett's nice Josh Downs Jordan Addison got the variation and the non-variations This is the variation the white jersey Viking congrats on those Sean Clifford We at insert auto for our booth Tanner McKee Jaren Hall Kendra Miller Zach Evans Jalen Hyatt Josh Wiley Tank Dell and a one-of-one Mack Jones That will do it number three is coming up. Thank you everybody


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Item Number SCP-017 Object Class Keter Special Containment Procedures SCP-017 is contained in an acrylic glass cage, 100 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm, centrally suspended in a concrete room measuring 6 m x 6 m x 4 m. Attached to the walls, ceiling, and floor of the room are high-intensity arc lamp spotlights pointed directly at the acrylic cage to ensure that SCP-017 is constantly exposed to light from every angle. Personnel assigned to the SCP-017 control room are to monitor the functionality of the spotlights and the emergency generator system and call for maintenance immediately upon knowledge of a burnt-out lamp or an issue with the generator. The only circumstance under which personnel are allowed to entrance is to replace lamps. Personnel entering the room are required to wear the designated full-body reflective suits and must be cautioned not to step in front of functional spotlights. Description SCP-017 is a humanoid figure approximately 80 cm in height, anatomically similar to a small child, but with no discernible identifying features. SCP-017 seems composed of a shadowy, smoke-like shroud. No attempt to find any object beneath the shroud has been successful, but the possibility has not been ruled out. SCP-017's reaction to shadows cast upon it is immediate and swift. SCP-017 leaps at the object casting the shadow and completely encloses it in its shroud, whereupon it returns to its normal size, leaving no trace of the object behind. Additional Notes Personnel with beta clearance or higher should see also document 017-1.


Can you pronounce vein or vase, or is your result vein or vase? If the latter is true, then you share a strange problem with a surprisingly large number of Germans. Our target words all exhibit an initial orthographical V and are pronounced with a labiodental fricative, which you should be able to produce. The German equivalents Veene and vase are almost identical with their present-day English counterparts, and you can say them, can't you? Nevertheless, many Germans, when they pronounce the present-day English counterparts, say Wayne or Waz. What's happening? The reason seems to be some sort of confusion. In German, words spelt with a W and with a V are both pronounced with a labiodental fricative, as in Veene, Vokal and Vassa or Wint. That is, in German we have two different letters, but the same sound. In English, these two letters are used too, but they are associated with different sounds. V with a labiodental fricative and W with a labiovela approximate. And this simply leads to some degree of confusion. What can we do? Well, it's simple. Practice. You can produce both sounds. The labiodental fricative is part of the German sound inventory, and the labiovela approximate can easily be learned. So, let's practice. Let's first produce some simple pairs. Vine, wine. Vest, west. Viper, wiper. Roving, rowing. Now try some phrases that contain both sounds. Five weeks. Very well. A wool vest. Every week. And finally, pronounce these sentences. I've been waiting for five weeks. We want to visit West Virginia with a white vehicle. Well, and if you want, you can do that again and again. I'm sure this advice helps, and you no longer mix up words like west and vest.


and the LA Convention Center, everybody, the buzz is on high as we are just a couple days away from Super Bowl 56 fans have been joined the fan experience. It is extensive ongoing. Dave knows you tried it out. Current and former NFL players all over this place making their appearances, the media broadcasting from radio row, getting everybody ready for the big game ahead between the Rams and the Bengals. And of course, headlining radio row, the Fandall sports book set and more ways to win team here. Happy weekend, everybody. We made it. Thanks for joining us. Thanks for hanging with us. I'm your host, Lisa Kern. And we're getting you ready for Super Bowl 56. And as always, in every single day this week, I got my team with me. Of course, our sportsman experts here with me, Dave Weaver, Andrew Philiponi, Colright and Edward Egros in the house. Guys, this is our last show of the week. Oh, right. It's blue. We've got huge guests on the show, but we've had huge guests every day this week. So I got to just take a second while you know, ease in here. What's been like your favorite moment this week so far? Dave, boy, probably running the obstacle court and not needing an ambulance to carry me off any GMs approach you. I got a few calls. I got a few calls. I think sitting next to you has been unbelievable. So much about ice cold. No more Skype. You've been everywhere. Churchill Downs. You've never been to radio row at the Super Bowl. This is great. It'd be next to you.  It really has. He's a very breathtaking gentleman over there. But let's go to the left seat now. The fact that Andrew Hopkins said that he and all the other top wideouts, what do they do? They watch Cooper Cup film. That just lets you know how good Cooper Cup is and how the Cincinnati Bengals need to know that for warned is fair warned come Sunday. It's so wonderful to get to talk to these players past and present because then you start to learn things about what's going on with their take, their perspective on things, and then to be able to ask good questions, go back to the data and figure out, OK, is this really what's going on in football? Or maybe there's a paradigm shift that needs to happen. It's really exciting to be able to learn something and ask better questions. That's true. So much incredible insight. We talked about DHOP, Mike Vick on set, Melvin Gordon, Terrell Davis. The list went on and on this week. Some really fantastic guests. And you know, we're not done yet. We've got two current players joining us today. We've got a Super Bowl champion in house and box wide receiver. Chris Godwin going to be on the set with us today. Also, Chargers wide receiver and five time pro bowler, Keenan Allen. Stopping by looking forward to chatting with those guys as we get you ready for the big game on Sunday and to get you ready for the rest of this show today, we're going to break down the big game. We're going to place the best. We're going to hand those bets out and you can bet them as well right now. We're also going to roll out some DFS, but before we dive into all of the fun, a reminder that you can place all the bets we're talking about on the Fandal Sports Book app for all of our new users. Welcome to the family. Sign up for your new account using the promo code right there on your screen. More ways 1000 and get your first bet risk free up to 1000 bucks.  It's all going down to SoFi Stadium on Sunday right here in Los Angeles where the Rams are giving four to the Bengals. Now I want everybody to give me your picks. You guys can talk about it all week long, but I want your one best argument for why you're going to back which side. Dave, you know, there are number one picks that will never get a sniff of the Super Bowl in their life. Joe Burrow, number one pick in 2020. Does anybody even remember the Matthew Stafford was the number one pick back in 2009? Is it too much too soon for Joe Burrow? Is it more advantageous to be a number one pick that finally got away from Detroit, but has had, you know, 12 seasons to find the achieve the moment that he's always wanted. I want the experience of Matthew Stafford. That's my number one pick that I think covers in this game. I think the theme here for me right now is the two best wide receivers in the NFL and we're going to have some great ones on set. But statistically, the two best are in this game. It's Cooper Cup and Jamar Chase. And for me, Chase, he's going to have Jalen Ramsey on him. Maybe the best corner and how is Joe Burrow going to respond to that? I don't know. I feel better about Matt Stafford and Cooper Cup working on Eli Apple or Mike Hilton in this game. And that's why I'm taking the Rams minus four. You know, Dave, you brought up a good point, a battle of top drafted guys. Number one quarterbacks when you look at Matt Stafford and Joe Burrow. But, you know, the one thing that really jumps off the page to me is that this is the first Super Bowl since 1975, no one or two seeds. So both of these teams are going to be scratching and clawing. And like I said earlier in the week, you know, I appreciate what Cincinnati does in close games because we know that the Rams so far all season, they've tended to be blowout artists Cincinnati and they can keep it close. And I think it's going to be a slow scoring game. When you look at the Rams off the top, we talked about Matt Gay. I think that's how he's going to get the game started field goal. I think Cincinnati, if they keep it close, they're going to win and cover obviously this morning. I thought a lot about the Rams Super Bowl appearance from just a few years ago against the Patriots. If you remember that offense was unbelievable. They were play-action innovators.  How? Three points. Yeah, three points. They average 30 points a game that year. Yeah, 30 points a game, three points in that contest. Why? Because the Patriots put five defenders on the line of scrimmage and sometimes even a six defender on the line of scrimmage, rendering the run useless, rendering the play-action useless. Patriots figured it out. Now, they get a new quarterback and a relatively new system with a little less play-action, which normally would be a bad thing, but it's working for them. Do the Bengals have creativity defensively to do something that they haven't seen before?  I just don't know if I trust that. I like the Rams. You like the Rams. Keep this in mind, because Bengals are 7-0 against the spread in their last seven games.  Last season, four wins. Comes in a day before this season starts. 150-1 odds to win the Super Bowl, and they're sitting one game away from doing that. It's an incredible story. It gives you chills, really. And then there's so many storylines on the other side as well. Of course, it is personnel getting any team to this point. So let's go ahead and project the Super Bowl MVP. We're just going to fly right through this, guys. You see the odds right there up on your screen. We're going to rip through for everybody.  Who's your Super Bowl MVP, Dave? I'm going 99. Aaron Donald, I think offensively, it could just be even. Stafford has a decent game. Burrow has a decent game. Obviously, if Stafford gets five touchdowns, it's his. But if he gets one or two, Burrow gets one or two. Cooper gets his 80, 90, 100 yards. But constantly, you're seeing Aaron Donald getting the burrow. Four sacks, a forced fumble, some knockdowns, maybe even tip ball interception. I mean, if you're just constantly watching that pressure and nobody stands out offensively, I think Aaron Donald could get it. He was 18 to 1, 16 to 1. He's now down to plus 1,400. He's taken some money. Yeah, so history says go with a quarterback. But the matchup that I'm looking at now is 50 plus sacks allowed by the Bengals. 50 plus sacks generated by the Rams. That's only happened three times in Super Bowl history. So you're like, Aaron Donald, all right. Well, no, I'm going to go with Von Miller, because look at those odds. Dave, they're better. You love long odds, 39 to 1. Come on, get on the train. And he was 50, I think, earlier. Because I told everybody to bet it and it's come down. That's what it is. It's the power of Pony, Cole. That's what it is. Take Von Miller, 39 to 1. All right, that would be his second Super Bowl MVP. We'll see how that goes. Now, we talked about Cooper Cup. But I'm the only guy on this set that's rolling with the Cincinnati Bengals, as we all know. So we're going to go with Jamar Chase. Will he be the eighth wide receiver to bring home a Super Bowl MVP? Who knows, because the last time we saw that, Julian Ellman, 2019. And he's going to have to have a big game. You know, that's what's going to be in those cards. He's had three games this year with two or more touchdowns. They all came versus playoff teams. So I'm going to go with Jamar Chase because the number's looking pretty good. You're going to be walking out and treating everybody to dinner if you put your chips on him. See, I feel like if you believe that the Bengals are going to pull off this upset, that it's going to be because of Joe Burrow doing a lot of short, quick throws and that he will be the MVP. But if you are backing the Rams minus 4, I can see an easy narrative where Cooper Cup wins the MVP in large part because I do believe that when it comes to this award, narrative matters a lot. And who has more positive narratives than anyone on this Rams offense, other than Cooper Cup, who has one of the top wide receiver seasons that we have ever seen in this game. And because he didn't win MVP honors or really even come close, this may be sort of a makeup award, so to speak, assuming he gets triple digit yards, things like that. And Lisa, it's only happened once. A winner of the MVP was on the losing team. I found on the Fandall Sportsbook, plus 5,500, that the MVP is on the losing team. You bet it? Fast. No, I don't think it'll happen this year. But it is there. That's awesome. And, Cole, I wanted to let you know you do have some friends out there because I was talking to our Fandall Sportsbook odds maker, John Sheeran, friend of the show, by the way. That's right. Look at close personal friends of all of us here. And I was asking, where's the money going? Like, where are we seeing it? He said 65% of the money on the money line is coming in on the bangles. Well, I tell you, Dave. And it's about 50-50 there on the spread. It's total, same thing, about 50-50. So it's interesting that that's for that. Sounds like the right decision. 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All right, y'all been waiting for it because I teased it and he is here. The man, the myth, the legend right here rolled up. Mr. Keenan Allen, it is in the house. What you all been waiting for is right here. Give it up for a Chargers wide receiver, five-time pro bowler, Keenan Allen. Thank you. Yo, yo, yo, yo, man. What's up, man? So great to have you with us. How you doing? How you feeling? How you doing with the week? I'm doing good. Been great. I'm at home, so chillaxing. Yeah, nice. Nice. We made it to radio roll. Welcome to our set. It's really awesome to have you and I want to get your Super Bowl picking, of course, in just a few moments, but you've been insanely consistent. I'm just going to read it four seasons with 100 plus receptions. It's as many as Jerry Rice and Marvin Harrison. They had in their entire careers.  I think just focusing on those two things. Staying consistent and staying productive. Doing it all year long, not really taking a break. Like I've already started in the weight room, just prehab, just focusing on a little muscles, making sure everything is ready and right to stay ready for the whole season. So just trying to do it a whole year, stay consistent all year. Just be the best that I can always be. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's awesome. The matchup within the matchup for the Super Bowls, the two great wide receivers, Jamar Chase, Cooper Cup. You know in the position so well, you're such a technician. Compare and contrast those two guys for me. Chase's game, Cup's game. I speak on Cup just because I think he plays my position. He does. He leaked, man. Very leaked, very explosive. The way he reads the defenses, he knows his leverages. He knows the spots he wants to get to, the timing that he has. That the way he sets his body up and sets those guys up on the option routes, nasty, nasty, it's underrated for sure. And Jamar Chase, deep, deep threat, definitely a guy that can run routes too. You see him, he gets to the ball, catches the ball for what, five, 10 yards, takes it to the house. He's tough, man, explosive as well. So definitely excited to see them guys make plays. Kenan, we had Jared Cook on the other day and we talked about week 18. Obviously that was the game, a national stage. It didn't shake out how you guys wanted it to. Do you have any regrets there? Do you wish you would have played for the tie and maybe rolled the dice and see how things would have gone in the playoffs? I mean, I definitely wanted to get to the playoffs. So I mean, yeah, whatever we could have did to get to the playoffs, obviously, yeah, we would take that. But it is what it is. We went for the win and they did the same thing. So I mean, I wouldn't, people would ask me if we don't call the time out. No, I still feel like they go for the win. There's no way they go for the tie. So no, I think it would have played out the same. Shout out and help me win my fantasy league, number one pick, Kenan Allen.  Oh yeah. You like to get on there. You got your own Twitch channel. I saw you a few days ago. You pop on for a few hours. What are some of the games you'd like to stream right now? Yeah, for Honor, Overwatch. This is my main two games for Honor and Overwatch. I'd definitely get on Fortnite, play at Call of Duty a little bit. No sports games, little Madden? A little bit, a little bit of Madden. Not really though, you know, Madden, the EA sports guys, they don't, it's not great, it's not great. The ratings aren't good enough for you. Yeah, it's nice. Yeah, it's nice. They're slighting you. Yeah, but yeah, when you talk about my rating, ah man, oh man. No, I'm just saying, I can be up here all day talking about my rating. You should be 99 or close to it, at least for the route running. At least, at least. Cole mentioned it and I want to get to it because we had Jared Cook on on Monday. Great guy, awesome team in Azure. Yeah, he's your guy. We asked him about an aggressive coach that goes for it so consistently on fourth down and fourth and short. So what's it like playing for a coach that trusts the offense so much that just continues to keep going for it on fourth and short and kind of what's your assessment of that strategy? I think it just gives us a lot of confidence in ourselves. So, you know, just putting the team on our back, definitely with the offense. You know, we have Justin Herbert, Justin Herbert, Austin Neckler, Mike Williams. Like I said, Jared Cook, there's a lot of people out there, just Jalen Guyton, Josh Palmer. The list goes on who you can get a ball to. So why not go for it? We like our chances. We like us. And yeah, just give it, put it on our backs. Can you ever think about what a Chargers run the Super Bowl would do for the team's popularity in Los Angeles? You're still trying to break through here. Do you think? Yeah, I think so. Just those tough games and those late game losses, you know, it just, it doesn't get the people to recognition that I think deserve the recognition. I think it comes down to those late game losses and you know, whatever it is, we gotta find a way to turn those things around. Keenan, the game on Sunday, that's gonna increase the popularity of Los Angeles Rams here in the city, we know that. But when it comes to the Super Bowl, a lot of players, they stay as far away from it as possible. Are you one of those guys that watches it? Do you not watch it? And if you are, where are you gonna watch it? What's on the menu, man? Yeah, I'm definitely gonna watch it. I'm a football guy, always been a football guy. We definitely have the game on. I'll definitely be playing video games while it's on, but I'll definitely have it on, seeing what's going on. And you know, my take this year, man, I can't, I don't think I can bet against the defense, you know, that the Rams have. It's really nasty, but the offense that the Rams got Joe Burrow, it's just, it's nasty, so. But what's on the menu when you're watching the game, that's what everybody wants to know. Usually my food menu? Yeah. Come on, man. I don't know what they gonna cook. Wings, nachos? Nah, we usually go, it's probably gonna be a whole little cookout there. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, steaks, chicken, shrimps. Next level. I'll get that protein in. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Barbecue time. Yeah. We need a whole nine of them in my house. Nice, nice. Maybe curious to know what they're eating pre-game, because we got a big game on Sunday, so we gotta talk about it. Rams, Bengals, who's your pick? Who's winning? Rams, Bengals, I'm gonna go out on the limb. I'm going Bengals. Okay. That's become a popular label.  All right, you guys. Ken and Allen, everybody, thank you so much for joining us here on the Bengals course. Appreciate it. All right, you guys, fantastic insight there from Ken and Allen, of course, and get ready because we've got another great guest coming up in just a few minutes right here on More Ways to Win. Bucks wide receiver, Chris Godwin, coming in hot right here on our set. Godwin was on the Super Bowl winning team last year, of course, so we'll ask him what the players are feeling right now just hours before kickoff plus. Has he talked to Tom Brady since the GOAT announced his retirement? What did Tom Brady tell him about his decision to leave the game and, you know, I'll be at his in his Super Bowl pick as well. So stick around, Bucks wide receiver, Chris Godwin joining More Ways to Win in just a few moments.  Again, Godwin coming up in just a few minutes, but DFS fans, one game left and you know we're all in. We're gonna tell you about a free Super Bowl DFS contest that you can sign up for right now. It's a $56,000 Super Showdown presented by Irish Spring. It's a single slate DFS contest just for this Super Bowl. All you got to do, head to fandal.com slash league slash Irish dash spring, sign up, set your lineup, watch the players on your roster, rack up those points during the Super Bowl on Sunday and I tell you what, if your team scores enough points, you'll share in the $56,000 prize pool. So get on it, you know what to do. Log on to fandal.com slash Irish dash spring to enter for free. And of course, here on our show, our job is to help you score those points. You know, we got you back. So we turned a senior writer and editor for a number fire, Jim Sonnis, who gives us his top value place here for the big game. Hey, Jim. Thanks Lisa. Yeah, still some stuff to be decided with injuries for Super Bowl 56, but I do still think there's some good values we can talk about right now. That starts with Van Jefferson checking in at $7,000. He could benefit if Tyler Higbee cannot go for the Rams because Jefferson's role has been, frankly, quite bad during the playoffs. Just a 9% target share, but still 24% of the deep targets. And he's had two weeks to rest his shoulder and knee injuries. Jefferson is risky, but I do think there is some reward to his profile. I also like Sonny Michelle on the Rams at $7,500. Michelle, I would expect to be the third downback for the Rams because that's what he was during the conference championship. Michelle in that game played 14 of 18, third down snaps, according to next gen stats, compared to just three snaps for cam makers. And that was happening even before cam makers dinged up his shoulder. They just prefer Michelle as a pass blocker, which means he could get some dump balls which could inflate his score. So acres to the leadback, but Michelle weren't they look given the low salary. The final guy I'm targeting here is Tyler Boyd at $8,500. Boyd is kind of like Jefferson where you don't expect a ton of overall volume, but it's enough where he could get by at this salary. Boyd during the playoffs has a 14% target share, but that goes up to 29% when the Bengals are inside the red zone. So maybe a flukey touchdown, maybe some yards to go with it. And that's enough for Boyd to pay off $8,500. And I think relative to guys in this range, you can expect Boyd's snap rate to be very high. So three options here as of right now, again, key track of the injuries, specifically to CJ Uzama and Tyler Higbee. But I think we should be able to squeeze in the studs we want for Super Bowl 56. Awesome, having you, Jim. Awesome, having you all week long, by the way. Thank you, Jim. Now take Jim's information, set your lineup for the $56,000 Super Showdown presented by Irish Spring. And remember, it is free. You can sign up now at fandal.com slash league slash Irish dash spring. And a reminder to follow Jim's on us on Twitter and Instagram, hit up his podcast as well. It's the heat check fantasy podcast. And you can find it on Apple podcast. Thanks a lot, Jim. All right, and we move on here on more ways to win because I told you celebrities and big time players are making their rounds here at Radio Row in Los Angeles.  Tampa Bay Bucks wide receiver and Super Bowl champion. Give it up for Chris Godwin, everybody. Yeah, yep. Thanks for being here. We are. Thanks for doing us. There you go, that's what I'm talking about. I'm gonna get your Super Bowl pick in just a second, but how you doing?  Bring us into your world. How you feeling? How's the recovery going? Honestly, I'm doing pretty good.  And every day, just new milestones. You know, I think it's really created like a new perspective for me. You know, you start to kind of take things for granted.  So each day is a new victory. Yeah, well, you're moving pretty well. So I was glad to see that. Yeah, he had to jump into this chair. I was your doctor. I would have approved that move. Chris, what do you think that means for what's next for you? I mean, big question about your future. All the success in Tampa Bay, you see yourself there next year, Chris?  You know, I would love to be back there. And obviously, you know, got a great chemistry with Mike and with a lot of guys on the team. You know, but we'll see how that kind of plays out. But I think, you know, just where I'm at, like in my recovery, and I'm off to a hot start. So it set me up pretty good to be back. Now, Chris, I don't know if you heard, but your quarterback retired. He did. He did. He did. Maybe some people have heard this throughout radio row. It's been a big secret. But did it surprise you at all? Did he tell you guys after that loss to the Rams? Or did you find out, just like everybody else on Twitter, do you think maybe Tom could potentially have a comeback? Is he waiting for you to sign? What do you say? Honestly, so first, we all found out the same time you all did. OK. You know? And the first time or the second time? The second time. Now, so it was interesting because, you know, you hear him talk about his family and stuff like that. And I feel like when you look at it, he was talking about that more than he ever did. And I think just from that perspective, you start to kind of see Tom as the person. So I was kind of surprised. But at the same time, I know how much he cares for his family. I know how much he loves them and wants to dedicate, you know, it's time to them. So at the end of the day, I'm happy for him. He deserves it more than anybody else. When it came to playing with Tom, I think one of the things that he talked about this past season was that he always wanted to make sure to help you guys out as far as, regardless of if you're open or not open, make sure you're not going to get leveled after the catch. Make sure that you don't get injured, regardless of what happens. Is that a lost art form among the younger quarterbacks, you think? I feel like it kind of can be. Obviously, I got like Tom, he's been around a while. And the game has changed so much since he got in. And he's seen so many big hits. And you don't really have too many of those anymore. So it might be a lost art. But he did a really good job of that over the course of his time with us. And as receivers, we really appreciate that. Chris, you guys know this Rams team so well. Played against them twice, lost twice. What makes them so tough? It's a great question. Honestly, I think that the biggest thing is they're so talented, right? They have guys with talent all over the field, on offense, defense, and special teams. I think there's that. I think they're really hungry. And I think their coaches do a really good job of scheming them up. When you look at what their defense does, they lean on their strengths. And the same thing offensively, the whole offense goes through Cooper Cup and Sean McVeigh. He's going to do a great job of getting him open and scheming up ways to get him in the ball. So with that in mind, if you were getting ready to play in this game, do you think that Ramsey will be on Chase the entire time? If you're Chase, would you anticipate that that's going to be the matchup you get on almost every play? I would think so. Yeah. And if not everyone, I would say the majority of the plays. And you can tell based on how Jalen's been talking in the media. And I think both guys are eager for that matchup. And I think as competitors, they want to go with that. So it'll be interesting to see how that plays out. How much do you watch other receivers currently playing? And how much do you watch Cooper Cup and what he does? Yeah, I mean, I watch a lot of receivers, man. I try to be a pseudo of the game, but also just having an appreciation for the craft. And I know Cooper pretty good. At this point, we kind of built our relationship over the course of the last couple of years, came in the same year, and we kind of play a similar role in our offense. So I've watched him for a couple of years, and I've been so impressed by him. He's a guy that's willing to do whatever for the team. He's going to block for you. He's always going to be in the right spot, bringing guys along with him. And I think that's invaluable, man. Present company excluded. Is he the best one? I mean, I would have to say, this year, I would say so. What he did this year was unbelievable, and he was so consistent. He don't really do much talking.  And we saw an offensive player of the year last night at NFL Honors, definitely an award that he was well deserving of as a season unfolded. But when you take a look at him not being able to reel in MVP honors, that went to, of course, Aaron Rodgers, is it maybe something that needs to be done for those receivers to pull one of those awards their way? Because a kicker in 1983 won MVP and still no wide-reneurages. What has to be done, man? Man, I don't know. That's a great question. Because obviously, it's traditionally, like basically a quarterback award. You've got a couple of running backs here and there. But it's just going to take a receive having a phenomenal year. And then the rest of the top quarterback kind of having an average year. I think if Aaron didn't have the year that he did and Tom didn't have the year that he did, that Cooper Cup is right there in the discussion for MVP. And honestly, I think if he got it this year, I don't know if anybody would have been too mad. Would have made sense. All right, we're running out of time. Just a few seconds left in the show. But I got to ask you, who is winning this Super Bowl, Chris? Put in the hot seat. Chris got one. Honestly, I think the Rams are going to win. I think that Aaron Downer and those boys up front are going to kind of cause havoc. And I think Cooper Cup and O'Dell and those guys are hungry enough. I think they're going to get it done.  And it was tough. Tough memory. Well, you look good. You look like you're moving well. I'm glad the recovery is going really well. Appreciate you being here with us. Yeah, thank you so much. Chris Godwin, everybody. Thanks for joining us. All right, you guys, that was it for this week. We did the thing. I want to just remind everybody, we're handing out a million bucks. You can have a chance to win a part of $1 million just by betting five bucks on the Super Bowl. Information right here. It's the $1 million Super Bowl, double down promotion. There's how it works on screen. Just bet at least five bucks on the Super Bowl. You're going to have $5 credit on the Fandall Casino app. So make sure you guys check it out. But that is it. That is a wrap. Our fifth and final show of the week. We got to thank Chris Godwin for being here. Got to thank Keenan Allen for being here. And of course, all the guys, you guys absolutely crushed this week. Enjoy the Super Bowl, and good luck with your bets.


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Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I am going to help you with the following question. The question says if A equals to the set 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, B equals to the set 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, C equals to the set 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and D equals to the set 5, 10, 15, 20 then find 5th part that is C minus A. Let us see the solution to this one. We see that C minus A is the set 2, 4, 8, 10, 14, 16. This is our answer to this question. I hope you understood the question and enjoyed the session. Have a good day.


So, there's going to be a little tiny bit of my commentary in here, but I think what I heard over the presentations and the discussion was, again, iterating back to the last session of knowledge generation through a rapid learning system. I mean, we need to be able to learn more about variants from their phenotype, from the clinical outcomes. I mean, so this feeds into the interpretation of variants and the actionability of those variants. So that's a broad overarching comment that I heard. Guidelines, and then there are various areas where I've heard recommendations. In guidelines, we need to feedback information on the use of the guidelines to modify or refine those variant interpretation guidelines, like almost a closed-loop decision system, so that you know where the guidelines are falling short. And then also look at the guidelines that they're not addressing certain issues, like low penetrance or mild alleles or risk alleles, and how do you start thinking about those other kinds of guidelines? We need database improvements, reporting recommendations that include the evidence used for variant classification, as well as the annotation justification. And how we move to databases with case-level data is a very important next step. I think that's in ClinGen, but CSER also could be very important in this because you're looking at the total picture of the patient, which is very clinical, in a database rather than just the variant and the interpretation of that information. And then how will sites be supported in updating information in databases? I mean, if you're creating these databases for interpretation, what incentives do providers have to keep that data updated? On phenotyping, that was another large area that I heard points being made. We need to develop processes to re-phenotype based on genotype. And as our knowledge develops, we need guidelines for reinterpretation of sequencing data and how that will be supported. We have models for initial interpretation in guidelines, but not this reinterpretation aspect. So, I think that's something NHGRI may want to consider for CSER or CSER may want to consider. And then there were a range of clinical needs. One was whether or not there should be a comprehensive gene list. I know the U.K. has created a medically actionable genome that it uses, at least in one of the centralized laboratories in the U.K. And so I think CSER are looking at a more comprehensive gene list than disease-specific so it can be more global in what we're sequencing if we are going to use a gene list. And I also heard arguments about exome and genome sequencing being a much better approach for learning. And so some studies around that might be helpful. And then holes need somatic variant interpretation and database. That's not being addressed as well. Physician education, clearly. And then integration of genome-level data into the EHR. So those were some clinical needs. Thank you all. And we'll turn it over to the next group. Great. Thanks to those on the interpreting variance panel. So next we have assessing clinical utility, moderated by Mary Relling and Aril Chenayan with talks given by Robert Green and you and Ashley. And if I could just make a comment to those who want to ask questions, please make sure to introduce yourself so we know who you are and can capture it on the webcast. Thank you.