we've done the whole speech you know yes ball players make crazy money and it's because they have a different skill set than the rest of the population but also their timeframe to make that money is tight so they try to make as much as they can I can do this at age 31 I can do this at age 61 professional athlete cannot they got a tight window to make some money oh my gosh it's tight oh my gosh it's tight oh my gosh it's tight oh my gosh it's tight father time is okay bbd bbd time step value man I'm a lucky one to get figured some shit out right after not a lot of guys are able to do that yeah and you have a life for this little window that's supposed to be profitable if you if you put the work in and figure it out and have what about what about this job and you're in a good situation like there's just like this little chance dude what about this idea the players concede maybe not to that length but they concede some salary this season in return they get a salary floor for next season because free agent signings are going to be so low next season all these owners that have lost money and taken a hit aren't gonna spend free agency is gonna be terrible mookie bets George Springer a lot of these guys counting on huge pay days they're not gonna be there they might have to sign one-year deals until the market gets back to normal if it ever does what if they say we want a one-time salary floor so you guys have to spend money in free agency next year and get this thing back I mean that only affects free agents but the Union as a whole wins something there well I mean is it accompanied by a salary cap no because usually a floor is no it's not one time it's not gonna happen because of that but what do you think about salary floor yeah I mean there's no salary cap attached to it and it's a salary floor I mean it's ridiculous they're even talking about this that's what I don't think they are I think did I is that has that been presented I don't know you just said it I just said my brain it came from your brain okay


Good morning, John. Thanks for a very good video, uh, and reminding me to schedule a haircut. I can always tell when it starts to invade my ear canal. Like, why are you going in there? I've been going through the first round of responses to the Nerdfighteria census, which is still open and will be open for a little while longer. People are taking about 15 minutes to finish it. It tells me that, so I know it. And if you want to fill it out, just pause the video, go do it now. It's very helpful to us, and I love reading the responses. It's given me a lot of ideas about my punishment, which is coming up. So thank you to everybody who's submitted those. I'm pretty sure I know what I'm going to do now. It's going to be unpleasant. But I've also, of course, been reading people's longer text responses about, like, what we're doing, and maybe what you'd like us to do differently. One person wanted there to be a Pizzamas merch without John's weird face on it. And look, I understand that perspective. It makes perfect sense. Sorry. I agree it's weird face, but there we are. But a much more common theme than that. Uh, people want to not be a burden on us.  But that leads to a pretty consistent theme. Uh, there's also a lot of people who are saying, Man, I liked it better when you were more freeform and more silly and less serious and stressed. And a lot of times that comes without the word stressed, that it's like, you guys are so serious now. It's easy to take that feedback and think like, Well, no, we do lots of silly videos still, and I don't really know where you're coming from with that. But actually, if I think about it in the frame of that first response, that was really common, it does make some sense. Cause I don't know that it's about what the topic of the video is necessarily. I think that it might be more about like us looking stressed out. But like, I don't think that you want us to be in our 20s again. I don't think that you want us to like out on the street, like putting peeps inside of weird punk rockers. Though maybe, I don't know. It's not going to happen. I think the thought might be like, Chill out a little bit. Enjoy it. I want to see you enjoy the thing. And that makes a lot of sense to me. That actually really rings true to me. If we're stressed out, it's going to come through. No matter what this stress is about, like it could just be about like the number of obligations we have taken on in the last 10 years. That includes like family and life stuff. It includes work and project stuff. It also includes the fact that like 2018 internet is sort of a less carefree vibe than 2008 internet was. Also, I feel the responsibility of using the platform correctly more. Also, I'm just generally more worried about the future of humanity now than I was 10 years ago. I don't know if that's because I'm older or if it's because of other changes that have occurred. But regardless of the source of the stress, if you can feel it coming through, I would imagine. Because it's there. We're not going to hide it. But John, as you said in the last video, I love every individual thing I'm doing. And as people who listen to Dear Hank and John will find out next week, John and I agreed with Kurt Vonnegut when he said, Another flaw in the human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to do maintenance. I don't mind doing maintenance. I just like building more. But I will say that Vlogbrothers to me has never felt like maintenance. This has never felt like, oh, we got to keep the thing alive. It's just a creative outlet to do something interesting and have a little bit of freedom and have complete control over the process and not let that fall away. The obligation I feel on this channel isn't ever frustrating. It's just free. And just like it seems like Nerdfighteria, you would like me to be less stressed. I would also like to be less stressed. And while there are some things that I can't change and some things that I don't want to change, I think there are some ways for me to be a little more free. I'm honestly not the kind of guy who thinks that like achievement is the point of life. I see a lot of people like that and I just don't understand it. I think the point of life is joy and beyond that helping other people find joy. So let's do that. More joy in 2019. Okay? Okay. John, I'll see you on Tuesday.


Alright, so let's ask the question of, can I find a reasonably orthogonal basis for a set of lattice basis vectors? And so again, the security of a lattice cryptographic system relies on the fact that the public basis is in general going to be non-orthogonal. And again, a non-orthogonal public basis means that the revised algorithm yields very bad solutions to the closest vector problems. And what this means is that if I can somehow find a nearly orthogonal basis, I can break a lattice cryptosystem. Well, if I'm dealing in Rn, then given any set of basis vectors, then I can use the Gram-Schmidt reduction to produce an exactly orthogonal basis. Unfortunately, this doesn't do a lot of good, because I can't do this for lattice vectors, because in general what I end up with is a set of vectors that won't span the lattice because they're not going to have integer components. In fact, it's even possible that the lattice might not have any orthogonal basis. So trying to find an orthogonal basis for the lattice may be a pointless exercise. So what can we do? Well, we can apply what's known as Gauss's method. If there are just two basis vectors, then I can apply the following idea, and the general concept is pretty straightforward. What I'm going to do is I'm going to pick one of those vectors to be the first of our basis vectors, the first of our nearly orthogonal vectors, and the projection of the second basis vector onto our first basis vector is going to be some multiple of that vector, and the exact fraction is going to be determined by the dot product. That's our standard projection formula. Now, because I can only add a subtract integer multiples, what I'm going to do is I'm going to reduce that second basis vector by some integer multiple of my first basis vector, and this is going to be how we can indicate that we're going to round K to the nearest integer. It's kind of floor ceiling, and it's going to be K rounded to the nearest integer. I'm going to repeat this process, swapping the rule of two vectors, v1 and v2, until I can't do it anymore, until my vectors stay the same. For example, I have this lattice that's going to be spanned by two vectors, v120137, v2, 1648, 297, and I want to find a nearly orthogonal basis for that lattice. So I'm going to proceed by picking one of our vectors to be our first basis vector, and I'm going to project this vector, the second basis vector, onto the first, and that projection is going to be K20137, and the exact value of K is going to be determined by the quotient of the two dot products, and I'll evaluate that, and we're going to round this to the nearest whole number. Again, if I were to perform the Gram-Schmidt reduction process, I'd use this exact value, but I'm going to round that to the nearest whole number, where it's going to be about eight, and so that says that the projection of this vector onto this is, roughly speaking, eight of these vectors, and so if I subtract eight of these vectors, I end up with something that is nearly orthogonal. So I'll do that subtraction. I'll reduce my second basis vector by eight of the first basis vectors, and I get 41 as my second basis vector, and so now what I have is 20137, 41 as my two basis vectors. So now I'm going to switch roles, and I'm going to repeat the process. I'm going to try to use this vector to reduce this vector, so I'll do the same thing. The projection will be equal to the dot product, and so again, that's going to be rounded to the nearest integer. That's around five, and so I'll reduce this vector by subtracting five times this vector from it, and that gives me the new basis vector, 132, and so now I have the basis vectors, 132 and 41. So again, I'll try and reduce the two vectors. So I'm going to try and reduce this vector using this vector, and it'll evaluate that. That's going to be zero, which tells me that I'm actually done with the process. I cannot reduce these vectors any farther. Now this gives me my reasonably orthogonal basis, and you can verify that the dot product is reasonably close to zero, and it's worth noting that the sequence of subtractions we performed is actually reminiscent of the Euclidean algorithm. Again I started with my two original basis vectors.   The fact that I ended up with a zero here tells me I'm now done with the reduction. Well, you might say, yeah, that's great, and now what if I try this with a lot of span by three or more vectors? Well, the problem is that if I have three or more vectors, there's too many possible ways of switching around those basis vectors. And so what we want is some sort of systematic way of working through our basis vectors, and the other requirement is we want to make sure that this terminates whatever the algorithm is. An algorithm that doesn't terminate is not an algorithm. We want to make sure that the algorithm terminates after a finite number of steps. And finally, we'd like the algorithm to solve our problem and to give us a reasonably orthogonal basis for the lattice. If we're generous in how we interpret reasonably orthogonal, we can use what's known as the LLL, the Lenser-Lenter-Levage algorithm, and we'll take a look at that next time.


So with the Madrid open only a couple of days away and one of the biggest tournaments of the Claycord calendar Rafa Nadal Has pulled out again from another event He hasn't played since he started open when he got injured back in January There's what he had to say everyone Twitter about why he's pulled out this time. So this is what Nadal had to say Hello, everyone Haven't communicated with you guys directly in a while been a rough few weeks and months as you know I suffered a major injury in Australia initially it had to be six to eight weeks recovery period and we're on to number 14 The reality is that situation is not what we had hoped for all medical directions had been followed And somehow evolution has not been what we were initially told and we find ourselves in a situation that is difficult The weeks are passing and I had the illusion of being able to play in tournaments that are the most important in my career Such as Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Madrid, Roma, Roland Garros at the moment I miss Monte Carlo and Barcelona won't be able to be in Madrid unfortunately. The injury is still unhealed I can't work what I need to compete. I was training but now a few days We decided to change course a bit do another treatment and see if things improved I can't give deadlines because if I knew I would tell you all but I don't know this is the current situation I also want to send a special greeting to all my fans of Madrid as I've missed the two tournaments that have played here at home All I have left is to try and keep the right attitude all this time But to give myself a chance to compete in some of the tournaments left on the dirt season And I have no choice but to work and be with the right mindset and as soon as I have some news I will inform you. Thank you. So there you have it Raffinadale not playing Madrid another clay court tournament is pulled out I've not just clay, but he hasn't played Indian Wells Miami He didn't play those tournaments that he was supposed to play as well in February on the hard courts And we haven't seen him since he's trying to open It's been months many months many weeks as Raffinadale said and we don't know when we're gonna see He's gonna be ready for Rome, which is in about two three weeks time French open Is of course in the end of May and start of June and then there's Wimbledon after that where he Luckily doesn't have any points to defend, but he is the defending champion of the French open So there's a lot of points up for grabs a lot of points on the line for Raffa over the next couple of months And his rankings already dropped out of the top 10 for the first time since 2005 You can be out of the top 20 by the end of the clay court season if he doesn't play off He does play and he's not a hundred percent. Let me know down in the comments below When do you think we're gonna see Raffin? You think we're not gonna see him on the clay this year? I mean that's a seems like a serious possibility that he's not gonna play the clay court season at all this year Based on not knowing the deadlines not knowing the timelines and also going to treatment again But no raffle at Madrid another tournament. We won't be seeing Raffa play this year


Why are you so slow? Oh my god. What speed were we just on running? What speed was that? I swore we could have got a pick six right there. That dude had 99 speed catching me. Stamina from what stamina? Milk 2 wavy 818. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. This is Kiv. This is Kiv. First good game, boys. First good game. I mean my first game was pretty decent. First game was pretty decent. Well, we popped Kiv last tournament, Troy. Were you not here, Troy? Did you miss it? Did you miss it, Troy? You must have missed last tournament. Someone tell him Kiv's name ring bells to me. I think that's one of the best players ever. Dude, the stadium looks tough. What stadium is this? Like Wembley or something? Oh, this is tough. We go inside of stuff. That's what I like to see out of you. Oh, Lawrence. Oh, come on, baby. Come on, boys. Hell no. Oh, come on, man. I like to see right there, boys. That's what I like to see. I mean, dawg, like, how are we just getting wopped this easily right now, dude? Bro, I mean, one of y'all can get some pressure right now. Fumble. Oh, you so slow. Oh my God. What speed were we just on running? What speed was that? I swore we could have got to pick six right there. That dude had 99 speed catching me. Stamina from what stamina? Boys, come on, boys. Like, dawg, we need, like, better, like, separation right there, huh?  Like, that's like, hey, you got to be the one to get down there. Peggy, come on. Peppers, like, come on, dawg. Like, you're right, dude. Literally standing there. Oh, peppers.  I mean, really? Like, are we, like, oh my God. I can't lie. We're not, like, we're not getting any pressure right now. Oh my God, and boys are humming at me, aren't I? All right, come on. Dude, if my boys could fight a little bit right now, we'd be good. Good throw, man. I played the quarterback way too much right there, dude. Played the quarterback scramble way too much. Oh my God, come on, man. How do we not block? Snap the f*** off, come on, man. Dawg, I honestly just can't, I honestly can't stand the run. I really can't. Let's go. Hermit, he begs.  Like, come on, man. If you don't have deep knockout, I'm gonna cry. It didn't light up. If he doesn't have deep knockout, I'm literally gonna cry. Nope, no deep knockout. Just gonna cry. I feel like that's a throw I could hit, though. I really do. Let's go, exactly. Come on, man. That's a throw we could hit. We can hit those throws. No deep knockout on that guy. We can hit those. Come on. Good game, good game, good game. It's like, man, coverage plays so different. All these patches, it's so, like, no safety, man. You gotta be looking deep. But most people have deep knockout on, I have deep knockout on everybody. So, like, he's got, I think that was an inside shade, actually, with medium knockout. He's kind of popping me. I can't lie, but I really feel like I just stick to my guns here. Great coverage by the boys. That was actually great coverage. There we go. That's the pressure we need. Oh, my God. It's like, let's go. Let's go, man. To the crib.  Peppers, get out of my way. Come on. Give me a block. Good. Let's go. Come on. Beautiful defense right there. Beautiful. Deep blue for the C-Route. Manned up the running back. Hard flat.  That's all I had to do was guard the trail route. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Why is Peppers on the reverse? Who made this dog?  I honestly hate this game for the up pull. Just a man switch. I don't want Peppers ever on that guy ever. Let's go, hands. Come on. It's a great run by the boys there. Good work. Let's go, CD. Let's go, CD. Who's he got on this guy up here? Inside shade medium. He don't have deep on them guys. He don't have deep on the middle guys. He put his deep knockouts on the outside now. That's what he did. He put his deep knockouts on the outside guys now. I could have got more there. I could have got more. Bro like, that's my bad. That kid was not in the game. What's going on right now? I'm in the shambles. This is just not a good situation for the boys. Man, chat. I gotta stop looking at chat. Where are the kiddles in the game? Come on, man. Get a boy of bounce. Get a boy of bounce. That is, that a do. That a play, huh? Let's go, man. Rod Woodson just got fried. What do you want me to do there, boys? We had everything covered. One yet all day. So, you know, things got a little rough for the kid. Pick. Oh, pick six. Take this to the crib. Come on. Why is Byre so damn fast? That's big. That's big. That's big. Makes it a full touchdown game. Let's go. No, no, no. That should be game, no. Dude, I feel like my dudes are slow as s***. Yeah, I'm already in field of range. I'm going to take all this three time out to go up by 10. This is what I would 100% do in a real game. 100%. I don't want to take a knee because I don't want to lose too many yards. I don't know. I'm on conservative. I don't know if I can fumble quarterback sneak on conservative. I don't know, boys. I don't want to, but perfect. Perfect. I would do that. That's exactly what I would do every time. Perfect kick should go right through the up and the right. Good job. I would do that every time.  The kickers are so good that you could run regular run plays, right? But you don't, there it is, GGs. Good game. Good game. Good game. Good game. Good game. Good win. Good win. Good win. Good win. Good win. GGs to the boys. GGs to the kids. That wasn't kid. I'm trolling. I'm trolling.


Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 11 conducted a large-scale exercise Saturday, May 22nd. The exercise, named Tactical Training Saturdays, is used to increase proficiency during wartime. The main reason that we're doing this today is all about sustainment training and developing a baseline for those troops that have yet to see a contingency environment. Instead of having them experience it the first time whenever we're called to action, we're trying to build those good training processes and practices now so it's inside of them when it's time to go to work. So the big thing for today is we're hoping to establish that baseline. Subject matter experts from each activity gave hands-on training both in the field and in the classroom. Reporting from Naval Station, this is Petty Officer Robin Melvin.


I had an absolute blast this past weekend at the World Fantasy Baseball Championship via Fanduul out in Denver, Colorado. That was on Saturday night watching the best DFS players on the planet duke it out for half a million dollars first place. Had a great time out there and a Fanduul fan fest on Sunday. But now back here for a 14 game slate to break things down. It's a big thank you to Tom Vecchio for covering what looked like a pretty gross slate last night. So thank you Tom. Sorry I had to go through that. But back here today for a 14 game slate and one I think we got a lot of different ways to play things. There is a super high side picture I like. There's mid range guys. But also if you want to go Corbin Burns 11 five, you can do so because I do think there are some good lower salary stacks as well. So plenty to discuss. Let's dive on in and get you set. Welcome on into the solo shot. That's right here on the Fanduul podcast network and numberfire.com. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for numberfire.com here to break down Tuesday's 14 game main slate with lock set for 705 for tonight. And despite it being a 14 game slate, there's not a lot of weather to note for today. So it should be good to go to play things straight up before we dive into the pitching preview for tonight. Quick scheduling update for this week here on the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed with the PGA event being pushed back to finishing up yesterday, salary has been pushed back, lots and pushed back. So instead of doing the PGA podcast as our usual time on Tuesday, we're going to push that back to Wednesday, Wednesday at 11 a.m. Eastern on the Fanduul YouTube page, Brandon Goodula and I breaking down the PGA DFS slate for the BMW championship. That is again 11 a.m. on YouTube and up on the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed after that. Brandon's Q&A will also be on Wednesday, 3.30 p.m. on the Fanduul YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages. So I'll be here regular time for MLB today, 4 p.m. Brandon's back tomorrow, 3.30 p.m. on the Fanduul YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages and I'll be in with MLB after that. So make sure you're subscribed on those platforms, but also check out the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, sports fans, Fanduul is offering an exclusive promotion for new sportsbook users. Join Fanduul Sportsbook today and make your first bet. If you lose, they'll give you a refund up to $1,000 a site credit within 72 hours. Your first bet after depositing will qualify. If you have multiple selections on one bet slip, it'll be the first selection you make. Head over to the Fanduul Sportsbook today and place your first bet. Must be 21 plus and present Colorado, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia or West Virginia. New users only max bonus $1,000 site credit. See full terms at sportsbook.fanduul.com. Gambling problem call 100 gambler in Colorado, 105, 22, 4700 in Iowa, 100 bets off in Indiana, 1809 with it for confidential health in Michigan, 1802, 707, 117 in Tennessee, call the red line at 1-800-889-979 or in West Virginia, 1-800-gambler.net. Pitching preview for this Tuesday main slate, Corbin Burns is the highest salary pitcher on Fanduul checking in at $11,500 and we have Jack Flaherty at 10-3. Julio Arias coming off the aisle at $9,700. Charlie Morton is 96 facing the Yankees. Tyler Malley, $9,200. Hermann Marquez is $9,000 facing the Cubs. We have Madison Bumgarner, Dylan Cease, Jose Barrios and Luis Garcia as the other pitchers at $8,000 are higher. And I am going to rank Corbin Burns first for today. And once again, there is risk with Brewer's pitchers because they could get Yankees early to keep guys fresh for October. We've seen that happen. Now it burns yet, but that probably means it's somewhere down the line. I think that's a bit less likely tonight than usual though because they are facing the Reds and the Reds trying to chase down the Brewers in the NL Central. It's a seven-and-a-half game lead, so that's big, but it's also still just August and they could erase a lead like that. So if they're going to let Corbin Burns rip against anybody, it's probably going to be the Reds. That should help out our confidence in him for tonight. He's been using his curve more over his past eight starts. And I think we've seen Burns start to get back to similar to where he was before the sticky stuff discussion. Definitely a down tick there for Burns after that began, but before then pitching really well. And he's not quite fully back there, but he's getting closer. He has a 3.03 skill interactive VRA with a 30% strikeout rate and a 5% walk rate. The bad of ball data for Burns in that time is very good as well. Now the Reds are a good offense. They have a 112 WRC plus against Reds and a lot of power. So a league average pitcher is not going to fare well against the Reds, but Burns clobbered them the one time they did face. That was back on July 18th. So more than a month ago, not familiar with what he's doing right now, Burns had 12 strikeouts over eight and a third shutout innings. Backing was in Cincinnati and now he's at home. It does help if this game stays close because we want to increase the odds that Burns stays in there. And I think that that is more likely in a close game against the one team trying to run down the Brewers right now. And I like the upside for Burns if that does happen. So I think there is enough in Burns' favor to still view him super highly, despite the fact there is some risk with the situation here where the Brewers could yank him early. So to me, Burns still worth it. I can find ways to make his salary work too, giving the stacks we like for today. So Corbin burns to me the number one pitcher on this slate. As far as number two, Jack Flaherty is not a guy I was on last week. I feel good about that process, not being there for that one because I wasn't sure of his pitch count. He didn't look great in his first or back. He was fine, but not great. But he looked good in the second start. And I think he looked good enough where we can't like him tonight against the Tigers. He faced the Brewers in that game and he got eight strikeouts there. The Brewers are regarded as being a super high strikeout team, and they were earlier on this year. And in general, they still kind of are, but they're not as extreme there as they were in the past. So I think that Flaherty getting eight strikeouts there is more impressive than it would have been against the Brewers earlier on this year. That's one big thing. We also did see Flaherty go deeper in games. He went 92 pitches in that one, which makes me think he's probably fully stretched out, probably going 95 to 100 for tonight. That's good. If we look at the two starts for Flaherty since he came back, he has a 2.80 skill interactive ERA. His strikeout rate is 31%. He's not walking guys. The bad at ball date is pretty good too. So you combine the two starts together and the numbers at least are good. The swinging strikes haven't necessarily been there, but that's still gotten him strikeout. So that's the one lingering concern is not a lot of whiffs as of yet for Flaherty. The Tigers have cooled down a bit recently. Their WRC plus against righties is back down to 90. They have a 26% strikeout rate versus righties, which is tied for the highest mark on the slate. Flaherty is also at home, which means the Tigers lose a DH in a National League Park. So yeah, there are still some issues again. The lack of whiffs is a concern for me, but there are concerns with every pitcher on the slate, at least in my mind. So I'm willing to use him despite the imperfections. So to me, the stud tier is Burns 1, Flaherty 2. Before we talk about value plays, I do think that some of the other stud pitchers would be above them as well. Specifically, Charlie Morton $9,600. The Yankees playing good baseball right now, they lose a DH tonight going to Atlanta. So that may thin things out a little bit, which could help Morton. So Morton is number three for me before we talk about the value plays. Emmanuel Marquez $9,000 facing the Cubs. We'll talk about him in Things to Watch. But for a strict value play below $9,000, I've got some concerns about Luis Garcia. He has an underwhelming pitch count. He has not gone longer than 90 pitches since June 30th. And he went to 70 pitches last week. And the 70 pitches came against the same team he will face tonight, which means it's a repeat matchup with familiarity and there are pitch count concerns. But among the values, Garcia is my favorite. A repeat match appears with the Royals. And Garcia's results in that game were not great. He led up three runs across five innings, but he got whiffs. He had a 17.1% swinging strike rate in that game. Just didn't translate to strikeouts for whatever reason. And that's been a theme for him, where Garcia has gotten a lot of whiffs, a lot of swinging strikes, even in the short stints he's been out there. He's been leaning pretty heavily on his cutter over his past seven starts. And in that time, he has a 32% strikeout rate with a 3.09 skill interactive VRA, which has helped Garcia get strikeouts, even with his limited pitch counts. In that seven-start sample, Garcia has had less than seven strikeouts just twice. They happen to be his two most recent starts, but you look at those starts, dig into the numbers. I don't see anything too concerning to expect a down tick for Garcia going forward. He had nine against Seattle. He had eight strikeouts twice. Basically, we just need Garcia to be around 90 or so pitches, and he could potentially pay off at $8,300. $8,300, a very fair salary, big discount from the other guys on the slate. I think he's worth a few looks. I do prefer Burns with Flaherty up for Morton. I feel like if I had to rank out the guys, if we go 9,000 and lower, Marquez would be above Garcia for me, but we'll talk about Marquez and things to watch. Garcia, realistically probably ranked fifth for me tonight behind Burns, Flaherty, Morton, Marquez, and then he's sitting in fifth, but that might be high enough to get some looks out of 14 game slates. Not a guarantee that Garcia winds up in my player pool, but very willing to consider him if you are insistent on spending down. As far as stacking goes for today, we do want to try to find some value. Try to find some guys who can make allow us to use Corbin Burns, our pitcher in 11-5. We do need to find a lot of flexibility there. I will say though that the Red Sox are going to be pretty attractive and that may push you to go Flaherty, may push you to go Morton, Marquez, maybe Garcia as well, because the Red Sox do grade out really well for tonight. We'll talk about some more lower salary options in just a second. But first, the Red Sox, sometimes a bit overvalued. They get these huge totals all the time, which drives the popularity, and there's also their popular team too. But I think that that popularity they will get tonight is justified. They're facing Griffin Jax, and he's had some good flashes as a rookie. The overall body of work is fine, but it also is a body of work we can stack against. Jax has made five starts since joining the Twins rotation full-time. He has a 4.53 skill interactive ER rate. That is not a number you automatically stack against, but a lot of the reason the number is respectable there is due to a low walk rate. The strike rate for Jax is just 20%. He's letting up a 41% hard hit rate with a 46% fly ball rate. And when you let up a lot of balls and play and don't have the best bat at ball data, that can lead to some pretty big time implosion. It has not happened yet for Jax. He has a 2.73 ER rate in those five starts, and it's not due to competition either because he faced Houston once, he faced the White Sox twice. So he's had good results against good teams. I'm just not sure how sustainable that is based on the peripheral numbers Jax has put up. So I think it's worthwhile to stack against him here, especially with such a powerful offense on the other side in the Red Sox for tonight. As far as which Red Sox to prioritize, Jax's platoon splits aren't robust yet, because he's not been in the rotation super long, but the early returns do say that righties are fully fair game here, which means we can feel good about being high on JD Martinez, Hunter Renfro, Kiki Hernandez, but we're still going to obviously love guys like Rafael Devers and Kyle Schwarber. So feel okay with the righties here based on Jax's initial numbers, but Devers and Schwarber are going to be hard to turn down. For the second and third stacks, we're going to stick with the same game, with one game, just one game for the second and third stacks. Because I like both sides of the Angels Orioles game in Baltimore for tonight. I like the Angels more because they're a better team, but I do like the Orioles too. So let's start with the Angels and then talk about the Orioles. Angels are facing Spencer Watkins. And we've talked about this a couple of times where he's just not quite doing enough to get the job done in terms of keeping us away from stacking against him. We're up to six starts since the velocity stabilized for Watkins is pretty low. His first two starts been stable for the past six starts. In that time, he has a 5.34 steal interactive ERA. His strike at rate is 14%. That's very low. His walk rate is fine at 7%, but similar to what we talked about Jax, where fewer walks means more balls and play. And for DFS, we'll take that trade off for sure. The bad of all data for Watkins is not terrible, but it's also not great either. And we've seen good teams get to him. The Rays, Blue Jays, teams like that, the Angels have not quite been that great team recently, but they're also not actively bad. It's still a 101 WRC plus against Reides. So I think they've got no juice here to make this work. And I like the healthy amount here. And again, they can help us get to Corbin Burns for tonight because outside of Shohio Tani, nobody else is a salary above $3,000. So I think that Justin Upton and Max Stasi work, even against a Reides, Jared Walsh is downgraded coming off his injury. He had three hard hit balls with the weekends, but just he's not what he was before he got hurt. So I'm still fine with Walsh, given he did have some hard contact with the weekend. But if I'm ranking out the stacking options of the Angels, and so Tani won, Upton two, Stasi three, and then we're looking at a guy like, looking at or turning towards Jared Walsh after that. So get the other guys first, then turn to Walsh. But because I just think that the number since he came back concerning enough where I can't feel great about him. As far as the Orioles go, they're getting not sure if it's their revenge game for them or revenge game for Dylan Bundy. But either way, Bundy is back in Baltimore. And unfortunately for him and for people who root for Bundy, it's not the same form for Bundy now that he initially had when he left the Orioles. It's a bummer because you saw him go through a lot of struggles in Baltimore. You kind of root for the guys as a result of that, but hasn't been able to sustain things specifically since the sticky stuff discussion began. Since he came back in the rotation though, he didn't seem like he really picked up much when he was in the bullpen. He's had four starts back. It's a 5.41 skill interactive ERA. Strikeout rate is 17%. The bad at ball data, not ideal either. In fact, I would say it's probably more concerning than the 17% strikeout rate. He's living up a 40% hard hit rate with a 42% fly ball rate. We saw this earlier in the year. And that's why Bundy got moved into the bullpen, but now due to injuries, he's back in the rotation. And I don't think the struggles are a small sample thing. It's a situation where I think we should keep stacking against him as long as the opposing team is competent. And I think the Orioles are at least that. I think that competent is a fair word to use with them. They have a 93 WRC plus against righties. That means they're below average. That's 7 percentage points below average. And that's not great, but it's also not like we're not stacking the Cubs. We're not stacking the Rangers or anything like that. We're stacking the Orioles who are fine and seem to still be trying at least down the stretch. The ball in the air a lot too. So I think that in this matchup, they've actually got a pretty good ceiling. Maybe the meeting expectation is not great given that they're not a great offense, but the ceiling is there. And I do like that quite a bit. And again, there's some value here. Nobody on this team has a salary higher than $3300. I would use DJ Stewart at $2300 if he gets in there, kind of a platoon with Austin Hayes. So Stewart should play, but not always a lock for sure. Anthony Santander had a double long over the weekend. Seems like he's finally rounding back into form. He's $2,900. So I think that's Santander definitely a guy to turn to for tonight as a value play and probably one of the better value plays overall on this slate. So the top stack for today will be the Red Sox, Angels and Orioles. As far as other things to watch for tonight, I did not talk about Emma Marquez in the pitching section. I love him and I love the matchup. I'm just not sure how long they're going to let him go in this game because he's gone 76, 81, 83 pitches over his past three starts. That could be a situation where the Rockies realize, hey, we're not going to compete this year and we have Marquez in our long-term plans. Maybe we scale back a bit and make sure he's healthy for 2021 or 2022. We're already in 2021. So I think that that's the concern for Marquez for me. It's the same concern we have with Garcia. So that's why I think that I would put Marquez above Garcia. I feel more steady with the talent there. I like the matchup more. It's also not a repeat matchup. So Marquez over Garcia for me, but that's the reason I couldn't be higher on Marquez, despite the fact his matchup is superb for tonight. I can't stack the Nats because they are just too bad of a team. They're also in Miami, but I am down for some one offs here. Facing Jesus Lizardo still really struggling with his new team. He has a 6.21 skill interactive ERA and four stars with an 18% walk rate. So we've stacked most teams against him. The Nats are just one of those exceptions because there are there are some limitations to how far we can go here. So one so to play for one offs, Josh Belkin at lefties, Carter Kaiboum is pretty solid. So just be cautious with exposure levels because a bad team does drag down everyone fewer run scoring chances, fewer RBI chances, fewer plate appearances. So we should account for overall team strength even with one offs and that does lower those guys, but I still think that Soto, Bell, Kaiboum, etc. can work either way. Finally, it's a similar line of thinking with Cleveland for tonight. They're facing Taylor Hearn and he's struggling to get strikeouts as he stretches out to be a starter for the Rangers. So Framel Reyes, Jose Ramirez, Ahmed Rosario, they're all fine options here, but that's just about where it ends with them though. So check out one offs on Cleveland and on Washington, but probably don't get to quite full stacks there because the overall team context is pretty, pretty bad. Let's finish up shop here today with some Dinger calls. We're going to go back to that game in Baltimore for both of these for today. The boring one is about as boring as it gets. We're going to go Shohei Otani as our Dinger call for today among the boring options. For the fun ones, it's a guy we talked about before, Anthony Santander. Couple home runs back on Saturday. Seems like he's getting a lot of barrels recently, getting back in the form he had before his injury. So the home run calls for today, Shohei Otani, Anthony Santander, and it is Dinger Tuesday as well over at Fandal Sportsbook. So maybe check out those guys, see what the odds are and proceed from there. That is all that we have here for today on the solo shot once again, a big thank you to Tom Vecchio filling it for me on Monday with that apparently pretty bad slate. So thank you, Tom, for biting the bullet there. We'll be back once again later on today, 4 p.m. for the NLB DFS Q&A. Brandon is back tomorrow with the heat check at 11 a.m. We also have the PGA Q&A at 3.30 p.m. tomorrow. So make sure you're subscribed, Fandal YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, or Twitter pages, and also make sure you're subscribed to the Number Fire Daily Fantasy podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts. 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What's the word y'all welcome back to Kenny for real what we almost exclusively talk about basketball and I say that because I Mentioned in a past video that I'd be throwing like random obscure Simpsons references in my videos were to date in the mail. I just got this This is like what people consider the Simpsons Bible the ultimate guide to the Simpsons So expect my references to be get more obscure and more frequent because we got this 300 pound book Pacer fans, I'm gonna say right off rip. I apologize. I still have not given you your video when you hired your head coach I told I came out to Joe I don't know who he is and now it's been a few days and I can say with 100% certainty I still don't know who he is So because of that I'm gonna postpone your video because you're in a lot of rumors right now with trade So let's wait and see if y'all make some trades before I really talk about things that's going on and Indianapolis But today we're talking about the pelicans Be sure to leave a like on the video if you're new around here subscribe man We got this community of 290,000 people that have one comment common love and that common love is the game of Basketball Wow, it's a beautiful thing, isn't it so subscribe hit that bell so you never miss a video So today we're talking about one of the more intriguing young teams in the NBA the New Orleans pelicans Team that was close to making the playoffs and some people depending on who you ask I'm gonna say that the playing experiment was really to try to design our Williamson in the playoffs to go against LeBron In the first round so we can have that passing of the torch moment that everybody seems to love Well, they did not do that and they end up losing and they had like the easiest bubble schedule And that was the reason why Alvin Gentry didn't get fired because well You have the easiest bubble schedule and you weren't even in a play in us That's kind of rough my G But I will say that Alvin Gentry is a better person than I am on so many different levels After he was fired He took a lot of the people that wrote that wrote hip pieces on him out to dinner to kind of pick their Brain or why they feel a certain way about him that is admirable Imagine the youtuber Putting it putting on our perspective going out and finding the people that wrote hate comments is like bro Let me take you to dinner. It just doesn't work that way. There's no way I'm taking hate commenters to dinner But Alvin Gentry did and I'm hoping that he gets a job eventually I mean whether it be an assistant or whatever because I mean there's only two vegans He's left so it's not a lot going on for him. Maybe it's an assistant coaching job But Stan Van Gundie is the guy now it's been a few years if we seen Stan Van Gundie as a coach But I do remember a lot of his philosophies and things that he has done And that's why I wanted to come into this video because I think is an interesting hire for the New Orleans Pelicans I've seen a lot of people dislike the hire completely and I've seen a lot of people absolutely love the hire I'm somewhat in the middle and I feel like that's really the case with a lot of hiring of coaches It's very rare that you're gonna say right off rip or really realize right off rip Whether a hire was great or good or bad for a team unless it's like Jim Boylan and he loses the locker room in the first week It's gonna take some time before we really get to know if Stan Van Gundie was the right hire, right? And Stan Van Gundie has a good track record and I think this is why I'm in the middle But I'm probably leaning more towards the I like this hire because he is a guy that has the reputation of being a pretty good Player development coach and again the Pelicans were one of the youngest teams in the league a youngest cores in a league And then he's also a guy that can help you win games right now He has an above 500 or record as he had coach and he's taken some pretty Okay-to-bad rosters make him go really far some of his philosophies like with those Orlando Magic teams Would work today. We're talking about having guys like Hiddle Turcaloo who in this situation would be Brandon Ingram. I Guess Brandon Ingram. There's no perfect match from that Orlando man I was trying to do it and trying to make Zion Dwight Howard, but I don't know if we're gonna be able to do that but they're their philosophies from that team and you can take and Incorporate this Pelicans team and be pretty good. He's a good player development Coach and he also can help you win right now and you take a look at this roster. They have both of that, right? Lanzo balls had the best year of his NBA career, but he's still super young Zion's going to your number two still super young We know what Zion can be up. We can speculate what Zion can be But we saw in a small little sample size if you can get him to stay fit He can be a very crazy good player in his league and Brandon Ingram blast them into an all-star But you also got like the veterans of Jewel holiday You also got the veterans of Derek favors who the advanced statistics absolutely loved Derek favors before he signed to to the New Orleans Pelicans. I don't know what they look like this season I know I watched them play a bunch and he's just kind of existed on the court And that wasn't really the case when he was in Utah So this is a team that on paper should be a very good defensive team But they were the bottom third of the league and that's kind of unacceptable when you think about how good of a defender Jewel holiday is you talk about all the defensive praise we give Lanzo as a young defender Brandon Ingram has all the tools to be a good defender Derek favors like I mentioned advanced stats Absolutely loved him Josh Hart. These are guys that should be a good defensive team But they weren't and one thing that is consistent about Stan Van Gundy's teams He's going to get the most out of his teams defensively I don't know the specific stats But I I can say off the top of my head that he's always had a good defensive team and it's mostly due to his coach And now the one down side one of the downsides to the Stan Van Gundy thing throughout the course of his career And people are gonna highlight this is when he was the coach general manager And obviously they didn't work out with Detroit Do y'all remember the name John Lauer? Because I remember the name John Lauer he got an absolute bag from Stan Van Gundy Like there should always in my opinion be a third outside source that's building the team and not the coach Because the coach is always gonna think about the now because it is literally his job to win games now And because of that he may give a bigger contract than you probably should for John Lauer We may trade some draft picks away and off the top of my head I don't think Stan Van Gundy made any dramatic trades or anything But those are the type of things that can happen if you have a coach last year But one thing we've seen is that pretty much all of that is done Like I think Doc Rivers was the last one with the Clippers and that that even ended a couple seasons ago So you really you very rarely rarely get that Stan Van Gundy There's a guy that got nothing but high praise from a lot of the players that played for him JJ ready came out on all the smoke and mentioned how Stan Van Gundy is the best NBA He made sure he specified NBA because he don't want the Duke heads to come out and talk about you can't talk Bad about coach get you just can't all time great So best NBA coach he's ever played for and one of the reasons he is the player he is today That's very very high praise and before Stan Van Gundy and Dwayne way had this little feud if y'all remember that a few years ago Dwayne way had praised Stan Van Gundy for his coaching when they were together And it made me think like bro when the heck was Stan Van Gundy coaching Dwayne wait And he was the assistant for the Miami Heat when Dwayne way was like a rookie in a sophomore and then Stan Van Gundy was a part of one of the few one of the few coaching trades in the NBA history He got traded to the Orlando Magic for a second round pick I mean it worked out because your Orlando Magic ended up going to having a finals appearance under Dwight Howard and and Stan Van Gundy Now that's one thing the Dwight Howard thing didn't work out as far as them personally And that's something that people have been writing about as well. How does this 61 year old? guy relate to these low 20 year olds, but at the end of the day I Think that they're gonna recognize how how elite of a NBA mind He is or basketball mind. He is and start to really put that above anything else I mean, I'm going to personally miss Stan Van Gundy when he was commentating because I thought he threw this extra little thing That a lot of the coaches turned commentators didn't really do he's breaking down place at a point where I was like Oh, that's very interesting. And it was funny on the call. I'm also gonna miss his Twitter account Now he just got Twitter like six months ago And he's been all over the place with Twitter But he was one of my most favorite follows because he was not afraid to speak his opinion and I like stuff like that But you know once you get a job in the NBA, you cannot you cannot tweet anymore And that's one of the reasons why magic John's was like, I'm not gonna be here He wanted to tweet about other teams and he was not able to do that So Stan Van Gundy's Twitter account is probably gonna die out which is kind of sad depending on who you as I know Some people probably absolutely hate it But get them back to his philosophies a lot of stuff that he did especially with the Orlando magic when he was their coach We'll fit today With just like having a good big and yes Zion is that good big even though he's like six five six six He will be that big and just surrounding him with shooters and now you try to figure out Do you make the roster changes? What happens with drew holiday? What happens with Derek favorites because like I mentioned He just kind of existed on the court for a lot of the season and he doesn't really fit Zion as far as like a pair I think the Zion's gonna finish out a lot of games closing at the center and that just kind of makes Derek favorites Absolute like there's the five that should be along Zion if we're gonna put a five next to him Which you probably should because he's six five six six. It's like the Miles Turner type. He's in he's been a trade rumors I don't know if he's been associated with the pals The Aaron Baines type who's a free agent this offseason the guy that can have the ability to open up the floor for Zion To do bully ball moves like he's used to doing and I think that if there's anybody They could potentially put together the right system around with Zion could do it could be him He's hit on some he's hit on he's missed on others the drumming thing There was ties where he was a coach and he was trying to give a drumming like post touches as we know That's just not who drumming is You know, this is not who drumming is but then you got the Dwight Howard situation where he maximized the white Howard on the Offensive side of the ball with not really much post game Seven guys got his hands full because you're gonna have fans that are looking to win now But you're also gonna have fans that that want to see the development of these young players So they're right there in the middle. This is a team that should be in playoff contention again next season Because I don't think they're gonna make any significant moves Brandon Ingram is restricted And I'm pretty confident that they should bring him back and stand that gunny at the end of the day I think It's gonna turn out to be a pretty solid hire But again, it's no way for us to really know right off rip now Let's talk about the remaining coaching vacancies that lives that leaves to one of them is okc and I don't I haven't really read anything about okc and who they've been hiring or are talking to or the Houston Rockets is the other one and Jeff Van Gundy is a finalist for the Houston Rockets job It's about to be 2009 all over again Both of Van Gundy's head coaches potentially. Oh, that sounds that sounds like a dream.  I like Jeff Van Gundy. Sometimes sometimes not a bad idea So I'm curious about that Kenny Atkins has been a name that and when I was ranking coaches for my Chicago Bulls Kenny Atkins it was a name that I wanted to see up there and so far he doesn't have a job and maybe okc's that I don't know But man, he better figure it out. It's only two jobs left And I don't know if you really want that Houston Rockets job Kenny We need we need you to go to play of development and okc you probably be that I don't know if he's just not interviewing or the people that aren't interviewing him is like Maybe he's not as good as the average fan thinks he is. I don't really know at the end of the day I think Jeff Van Gundy is a very interesting hire For for the pelicans and I'm super excited to see the things that he can do for this organization And I'm super excited to see how Zion is used differently because I think there is a world where Zion comes into next season And he plays to an all-star caliber level. I don't think I'm crazy to say that and Jeff Van Gundy or Sam van Gundy could potentially bring that out of him Let me know what you think in the comment section especially if you're a pelicans fan because again I've seen both sides of the coin and nobody was right. Nobody was wrong at this point We can revisit this video in a year and try to figure things out But they get they locked him up Look at my boy Colbert. They locked him up for four to five years. So he'll be there whether you like it or not All right. I'll see y'all later. Peace


This paper proposes a novel data augmentation technique for reducing calibration time in the rapid serial visual presentation, RSVP, classification task. The technique uses a GM-based approach to generate artificial EEG data from existing majority class data, which helps to reduce the calibration time required for the minority class data. The results demonstrate that the proposed technique can significantly improve the classification accuracy of the model and reduce the calibration time compared to other approaches. This article was authored by Meng Siu, Yuan Fangchen, Yijuan Wang, and others.


Alright, and next up, we have Praveen Patil, who will tell us a little bit more about X-Eyes. How do you pronounce that? X-Eyes. X-Fies. X-Fies. You can say pocket science lab. Which is a pocket science lab for kids to create science experiments. So with that, a round of applause for Praveen. Thank you, Justin. Good afternoon everyone. Okay, before I begin, let me continue with what Justin just said. Pocket science lab is for all young kids. Kids who are 6 year old and also kids who are 90 plus year old. Unfortunately, almost everywhere in the world, science is being taught only from the books. Not giving much importance to the experimental part. Not giving much importance to understanding the real concept by doing and learning. Maybe this picture can explain the entire situation. If we have a vehicle with two wheels of this nature, it doesn't go anywhere. And this is what is happening in the education system from the place where I come. That is India. And maybe this is true with all other parts of the world. And therefore, there is an extreme need for developing open science experiments. For developing open software and hardware framework for doing scientific experiments and introducing them to school children. Now the question is why these experiments are ignored in our education system. Maybe there is a lack of interest. Maybe we have too much of examination oriented evaluation system or lack of affordable equipment. Now all these things, all these questions can be answered by providing very low cost and affordable software hardware frameworks and open science experiments. At Pocket Science Lab, this is in fact our aim to deliver low cost equipment to millions of children everywhere around the world and enable them to do experiments on their own and learn scientific subjects. In the beginning I would like to introduce you to the main component of this Pocket Science Lab. We call it XPISE. In fact it was experiments for young engineers and scientists. ISE was the short form. But again if you Google ISE, you will get so many other things. So just to make it a little odd, we had added that EXP in the beginning. Basically it's a small computer interface. Software and hardware both are open source. You have a built-in signal generator. You have a digital storage oscilloscope built in it. It comes with a microsecond time resolution. And basically it is powered by Python programming language. So for people like us who come from basically like science teachers, those who do not have any basic knowledge of computer programming, for them also learning this Python code in couple of days will be very easy and they'll have enough knowledge to do experiments with this interface. That's why Python was selected. And Python in fact made our job easy to develop these experiments. Let's not talk more about the features. Basically I'll just talk about what experiments we have been developing during our Google Summer of Code project. This is the main graphical user interface that comes with the device. It functions as a four-channel storage oscilloscope. And as you can see, it has all the functions which are available on a very costly digital storage oscilloscope. These were the experiments which were developed in the beginning. Students can do experiments like study of logic gates, basics of electronics. They can do these simple experiments also like interference of sound. Now if you think of the conventional equipment that is needed to understand this phenomena, you need two sources of sound. And to drive them you need two function generators, signal generators which are very costly. Then you need a very good quality sensor to pick up the sound. And then you need a digital storage oscilloscope to fetch the data and plot it in real time. That becomes a very costly affair. And this experiment we study in 11th standard in India. We call it as Fuster PUC. Now if you think of having a laboratory which is equipped with digital storage oscilloscopes, function generators, that is quite not affordable in most of the part of India in rural schools and colleges. But this pocket science lab provides everything that is required for performing such experiments in the laboratory. In fact a student can afford to have his own laboratory because of this kit. What we have used is two small piezo buzzers which are very low cost and there is a small mic. And this can be plugged into any PC or laptop or even now android mobile app is available. So that makes it maybe the most affordable pocket science lab in the world. Take for example studying transistor characteristics. Again you need digital storage oscilloscopes or a simple oscilloscope. You need a function generator. You need power supplies. You need different meters. You need amplifiers. And that's why all these equipments are not at all affordable. Pocket science lab can provide a solution to these problems. There is one more unique experiment that can be done with this instrument measuring acceleration due to gravity by using a concept of time of flight. You can just drop some object from certain height, measure the height and measure the time for flight of that object and you can calculate acceleration due to gravity. Now if you want to do this using a conventional setup again it's very costly. And there are many more experiments which we have already designed for pocket science lab. Recently I had an opportunity to work for my Google summer of code project under mentorship of Mr. Mario and Hong-Fuk. This is the gallery of sensors and devices which I used for developing new science experiments. And I could do all these things with bare minimum knowledge of Python and little familiarity with XPIs. You can see there are various sensors there in the image. I used ultrasonic SRF05 sensor for motion detector. I used accelerometers, simple humidity sensors, temperature sensors. We used a small DC motor as a pickup device. Then we used some gas sensors. And of course it can work with Raspberry Pi also. Our idea was to reduce the total cost of the equipment. I tested some sensors which I used for developing these experiments. I used ADXL 335 accelerometer, magnetic field sensor. This can be used for many other purposes like if you want to measure rotational speed of a motor, you want to measure rotational speed of anemometer. That sensor can be used. We used infrared object sensors. Then one more innovative device that we used which was homemade a photo gate measuring time intervals of different oscillating systems. We used 80-tiny, 85 microcontroller for generating sine waves. And this year we had one more objective of producing a very low cost data acquisition system which can be used as a standalone system for having your, say, weather station. A small portable weather station which can be powered by small batteries which can be connected to a Raspberry Pi. And it can tweet the data if network is available from anywhere. We could design our own anemometer and we are working on designing a device which can give us direction of wind speed. We could measure wind speed but direction of wind speed, those devices are very costly but we are trying to have a homemade alternative for it. For measuring atmospheric pressure, we used BMP 180 sensor. And for humidity, we used analog sensors. These are the experimental setups which we have developed during this project. For studying Newton's laws of motion, many proprietary setups, close source devices are available from some companies but they will cost you in millions. We tried to develop one setup using XPISE Pocket Science Lab and we could reduce the cost by almost 95%. The device which cost about 2.5 lakh rupees in India, now that device is available for 12 to 15 thousand rupees. Then we could develop some setup for studying motion graphs. Kids study motion graphs when they come to 6th and 7th standard like plotting velocity time graph, acceleration time graph and position time graph in different systems. Studying oscillations is a very interesting phenomenon and if you want to study oscillations, again you need very costly setups. So these are the experiments which we developed. Studying oscillations of coupled pendulias is a very interesting phenomenon. Like you can have two oscillating systems, couple them with a spring or any elastic band and study those oscillations. Now again if you want to do it with a conventional setup very costly equipments are required, sensors are required. What we have used here is you can see there on that stand. We used a small DC motor as a pickup device. There are two DC motors and pendula are attached to those DC motors. So when pendulum oscillates, DC motor, the wheel of the DC motor moves and electricity is generated. That electricity is very small, voltage generated is very small so that needs to be amplified. There is a inbuilt amplifier available in this Pocket Science Lab that amplifies it to 50 times and that can be plotted in real time. You can see that there is a very interesting graph there. This experiment can be done in three different modes. You can set those pendulums to oscillate in phase like this. You can set them to oscillate out of phase. You can just keep one pendulum at rest and oscillate the other pendulum. So first pendulum when it oscillates, its amplitude goes on decreasing and the second pendulum picks up, amplitude increases. Again, the amplitude of the second pendulum decreases and amplitude of the first pendulum starts increasing and there is a direct transfer of energy from one pendulum to the other pendulum through that coupled spring. With this kind of equipment, everything is locally available. We have used a small spring that is available and two DC motors. And you can see the result. When the pendula are moving in phase, you can see both the waves are in phase. They are plotted together in the third graph and there is a very simple Python code running behind it. Just three or four lines. Now Python makes that job easy even for a non-programmer like me because it has a very powerful library for scientific calculations like sci-pi and num-pi can be used. Same case, now pendula are oscillating out of phase. You can see those individual graphs for two systems and here they are plotted together. One can clearly understand what exactly out of phase. When I was in school or you can say in college I could never understand what is this concept of phase. We talk about single phase AC. We talk about two phase AC. We talk about three phase AC. But that is never really shown to the kids. In fact, we are never taught what is the exact difference between AC and DC. You ask any person what is the real difference between AC and DC? The only answer that they will give you is AC is alternating current and DC is direct current. If you ask the kid what exactly happens in that wire when AC flows, if you ask kid what exactly happens in the wire when DC is flowing through it and you will not get the answer. In fact, I could understand these things when I started teaching physics. I never understood these things when I was actually in my college. So this can give clear idea about what do you mean by waves which are in phase, waves which are out of phase when the pendulum are in unison. Here again, when you couple this pendulum and data is fetched by a single channel you get that modulated wave there. You can see for the first pendulum I was talking about the third phase keep one pendulum at rest and move the other one. Then there will be energy transfer. You can see that red colored curve when amplitude of the first curve is maximum and second curve is at the minimum. And then second pendulum will have a maximum amplitude first will have a minimum amplitude and both are plotted together. This is one example for open experiment. We used ultrasonic position sensor for plotting motion graphs. In the figure on left hand side there you can see there is one pendulum oscillating in front of that sensor and there is a vehicle. These are the results. You can see here in this graph and there is one here. SRF05 ultrasonic sensor is a very low cost sensor available almost everywhere. In India it's about 150 rupees. We have one such setup in our laboratory made by a foreign company and that costed us about 110,000 rupees which is huge amount. And we could design this setup in less than 2% of that cost and anybody can easily do it just they need to buy one ultrasonic SRF sensor. Another interesting experiment is Lisage's figures. We studied in colleges there is a very complicated mathematical analysis related to this Lisage's figures. No one really understands how it happens. But here you can actually show them that Lisage's figures can be plotted. You can combine two waves maybe you combine two orthogonal waves together then you get the resultant patterns. Engineering students they do this with the help of CRO. CRO is a cathode ray oscilloscope or a digital oscilloscope. We used a small 80 tiny microcontroller here for generating sine waves and you can see that result. Just play with the frequencies. Change the frequency of one source. Keep the other source frequency constant. Go on varying the frequencies you will get beautiful patterns different different patterns on the screen and that data can be fetched in real time with Pocket Science Lab. Just by changing the amplitude and changing the ratio of frequencies you can get different different patterns. I just demonstrated these things to my students with Pocket Science Lab and then just left this kit with them. Next day my students came with this kind of result. I never thought of creating Lisage's figures using square waves. Generally we always use sine waves for creating Lisage's figures. So when my students saw that they are able to do it with sine waves why not try it with square waves and they could get many beautiful patterns with square waves like this. So that clearly shows if we give affordable equipment to kids if we give opportunity to kids to play with the hardware they can come with wonderful results. In fact now every small kid is familiar with software part of these kind of applications. Give them a mobile phone in one day they will be 100% familiar with all the tools which are there in the mobile phone. But same thing doesn't happen with the hardware part because we do not allow them to play with the hardware. Maybe Pocket Science Lab is a solution for such things. We did some experiments with accelerometer. ADXL was used. The accelerometer which is there in your mobile phone so we thought of having the same thing separately so that it can be used for studying oscillations of any complex system. You can see there is a graph there that is simply generated by shaking that accelerometer and again a very simple python code is working behind it. This year my mentor suggested to add something more in my Google Summer of Code project. He asked me whether can we collect weather related data and just tweet it on a web server and we just tried to do that. We used a very simple humidity sensor for measuring relative humidity. Those are the plots there. We used LM35 temperature sensor for measuring temperature and different barometric pressure sensors homemade anomometer and wind speed measuring device and again using python code we could create one data logger which has four channels so we can connect four different sensors at a time and data can be recorded continuously and that can be auto tweeted. One more interesting concept is studying oscillations in viscous liquids and that can also be done using this instrument. You can see that curve shows damping of the spring oscillations. This is what I was talking about. The final result of that weather station is we now have auto-titting weather data station which can be configured to tweet the data automatically and it can be displayed on any web map. For creating anomometer I had a unique problem to just detect the speed of wind using a very low cost device and my student suggested me to use this hall sensor, magnetic sensor and that we could use for measuring rotational speed of the motor. For studying collisions of two systems we needed a very low cost pressure sensor and we got this idea from the internet itself. These small piezo buzzers will be there a very low cost device that can be used to interface with X-Pi's and can be used for studying different collision experiments. Another example studying resonance resonance of different containers resonance of different cavities and in high school syllabus also kids study resonance experiments. For studying resonance frequency of cantilever beams different beams as we all know frequency depends on the length of the beam and that can be very easily demonstrated using a setup like this. What I have used is a small speaker a plastic glass is mounted and on that glass you can paste beams of different different lengths. You can use bicycle spokes or straws or small sticks have 5 to 10 different spokes of different lengths and the speaker is directly connected to X-Pi's pocket science lab there is a provision to change the frequency of the source go on playing with the frequencies and you'll be able to see that at different frequencies different length of the beam will start vibrating that is the easiest experiment that can be used to demonstrate relation between resonant frequency and the length of the system. Pocket Science Lab is now also available on android phones there is an android app available for this it was in fact an amazing journey to work with my mentors at FOSS Asia with everyday a new critical piece of knowledge to be learnt. There were some challenges because I am a computer programmer but python community is so strong that I used to just post messages I want to do this I have a difficulty in this and within couple of hours somebody from somewhere around the world used to help me I used to get that data, get that program paste it here in my code and the job was done so it was a collective effort which helped me to develop these many experiments for Pocket Science Lab now the next step is we are trying to give it a good shape, a formal shape redesign these experiments, redesign the setups so that they can be locally manufactured anywhere if the procedure is given and try and make this Pocket Science Lab available to all kids all around the world. Thank you so much for your question listening if you have any questions I will be very happy to answer.


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What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports card, Drippin 22, Bowman's best, baseball hobby, 8 box, full case break, number 32, random division style. Here's a look again at your divisions. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. So good luck here everybody. Let's do it. One sec again, let's see. Okay, now that's why it is at 13. I thought it was someone took it for the football one and I thought it was the basketball one. It's not just a legend. Here we go. Here, giddy giddy. That's pretty funny actually. Damn, that is pretty funny. We hit a giddy in NT, we're getting a giddy up tonight for sure. You got to do some sort of dance, though. Josh Lowe, Atomic. Puma Rocker. Happy Cross. Out of the Poo Halls for Fractal.  Let's do it. Auto, Niko Kovatis. Going to the AL East, nice one there. AL East, Niko Kovatis. Purple little Mookie Betts to 250, NL West. And Brandon Marsh for Fractal, rookie for the NL East. Water O'Neil Cruz. Seas Suzuki for Fractal. Oh God. Bobby Witt. I'm turning chat off. UFO, Atomic, LAD La Cruz. No, it is a good one. It is a good one. There's Curtis Mead. Got the Mead for Mead. Going to the AL East. Future Jake shirt jersey. J-Rod UFO rookie and Salve. That one actually. No, I won't turn chat off. I'll threaten to, but I'm not going to do it. You need us. Not wrong. Cross. Jose Miranda, Atomic rookie. Simon Juan. Base Christian Hernandez. Commit last five minutes. Yeah, that's what it is. That's what it is illegal. Got Danny D'Andrade for the AL Central. Mackenzie Gore, Green Mini Diamonds, NL East to 99. Wander Franco, Refractor. Water, J-Rod. Brian De La Cruz. Brooks Lee, Rhonda Cunha. Oh, Hedbert Perez, NL Central. Nice one there for the brew crew. Got NL Central there.  James Triantos for the NL Central and Blue Bob. Down to 13 to go on our high-end basketball mixer now. Oops. I mean, YouTube takes a lot of it illegal. And it takes so long to process and everything. We've got a couple of Prism PYTs. Got Phillip as well. Wander Franco rookie. Hernandez. Averpoo Hall's Global Impact. Refractor, Wander Franco. Two fronkos in that pack. Not bad. Bondader, Brian De La Cruz. There's Simon Juan going to the Mets. NL East. Blue JD Martinez to 150 for the AL East. And Rhonda Cunha. Yeah, usually goes to us. Earth to Marco. Over. Marco Luciano. I like that one. Oh yeah. Jackson Holiday. There's Gabriel Arias Refractor. Rookie for the AL Central. General Paul Merez going to the NL West. Nice one there. NL West. There's Blaze Jordan and Jordan. I mean, YouTube takes a lot of it, believe me. No, it does. I mean, it pretty much always does. There's Stephen Kwan. Hit the Kwan to 299. AL Central. Atomic Shohei. AL West. Colson Montgomery. There's Jeremy Pena. Yes, yes, it does. It does illegal. Yes. They fasted with Jordan Belfort. Yeah, there you go. There's Yanquil Fernandez going to the NL West. Nice one there. You can wipe this one off a little too. A little dusty. Teal Lava to 199 and Samuel Munoz NL West. I enjoyed that. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Fire Mackenzie Gore. JD Martinez. We're making so much money. We didn't even know what to do with it. Marjansen. Simon Kwan. And last back, Randon Cone NL West. Nice one there. On the Refractor. Christian Vecchero NL East on the UFO. And Christian Hernandez. Re-Fractor. You knew Yiddish. Oh, God. I think it's over 50% that YouTube takes. I think. I don't know about that, but I really don't know the... I don't know the... I know it's a lot though. It's a real lot. O'Neil Cruz Rookie. Vidal Bruhan. There's Henry Davis. Oh, 100% Jose Miranda. Absolutely. Absolutely. I would gladly appreciate that. Absolutely. Gummary. Josh Lowe. Refractor. Yeah, 100%. Blue. Taj Bradley to 150 for the AL East. 114 out of 150. Future Jake Scherker. You're right there. The guy has a slight eye, actually. Lou Bob to 150. No, 199. Teal Lava. AL Central. Lodger Green. Entertainment. Oh, God. O'Neil Cruz to 299. Minidiamonds Rookie. Air Seah. Wanderfrogo Rookie. George Valera and Jayce Jung. Oh, boy. Drew Gilbert. AL West on the Base Prospect Auto. Nice one there. Christian Santana, UFO. AL Central. And Oscar Coloss. Anthony Gutierrez to 299. A Global Impact Shohei. And Gabriel Rice. Refractor Rookie as well. Nice little pack there. J. Rod Rookie. Seah Suzuki Masterpieces. Oscar Coloss and Yorda. I played Fortnite with Sean Dillon and the new kid who's... I think starting here as well, his name's Matt. He's like Dillon's friend. And Jerry Paidia. Trey Sweeney going to AL East. Nice one there. Again, well, what that one looks like it's got some damage to it. Probably send an empty box and wrapper. Check this one, Jake, but I think it'll be damaged. Gold. Nolan Aronado to 50. The AL Central. And Royce Lewis. It is. It just started randomly. It is. Yeah. Yeah, we'll send an empty box and wrapper AL East. We would just start shooting at Sean randomly. Making that like we'd like snipe him. It's something they're thinking he was getting shot at. It's so funny. He'd just be like chill. Water Jordan Lawler. What'd you say? I said no way, Sean. I don't know that it's not... He'd just be like chill, chill, chill with all that. Mara Johnson. Joshua Bias. He's so fine. Jackson Haider. We got a green. Adrian Palencia. That is 64 out of 99. Going to the AL West. George Valera, UFO. Elliott De La Cruz. I'm going to pick a legal in fantasy. That's my next fantasy pick is illegal. Global Impact. Aaron Judge. Mike Troutrefractor. Bowman Masterpieces. James Wood. I have a nasty curve. Cunha and Devers. There's Colton Couser. Nice one there for the AL East. Colton Couser. Nice. Brooks Lee. That is 17 of 50 on the lava for the AL Central. Yelka Brewer. Many Diamonds. Juan Yepez. NL Central of 299. Fire Hunter Green. Mookie Betts. Manny Machado. Atomic Global Impact. Colton Couser and Joe Ryan. Oscar Colas. Refractor Prospect Auto. Going to the AL Central. Nice one there. Colas. Joshua Baez. And Ryan Reckley. I'm also going to take Jay in fantasy. In my ace. I need to use my ace out there. Your ace? Yeah. How hard would you grow? Pretty solid. Probably like low 70s. Literally anything illegal. You don't have to do it illegal but literally anything. Yeah. Global Impact. J-Rex. The fact that you're even getting us something is enough. Okay, please no. There's Marcella Mayer. Reed Devers. Not that. Do you really like kind of pizza? I'm not like one of those people that's like wow. Gold Tray Sweeney. Nice one there. AL East. 8 out of 50. Grads on that, Eric. Picking that one up. Gold Sweeney. We've got a Green of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to 99. Required to get you something. This is Jake, by the way, Joshua. This is Jake. Earth to Royce over. Like we're smoke shakes. O'Neil Cruz. See, with Pineapple on Pizza, I'm not one of those people that's like, oh, it's the best thing ever. Oh, it's the worst thing ever. I'm kind of just like, I'll eat it if it's there. And you're good. It's not if it's not there. You know what I mean? Not forever. I was going to say, I came pretty early on. Hurtest meat again. Going to the AL East. Joshua says, what's up? Bryce Harper. What's up, man? Jackson Churio. No, I have no allergies that I know of, at least, thank God. What are you allergic to? I'm fine in the same way. I don't have, like me and my mom are like the only ones in the family that don't really have them. Really? That's pretty solid. Well, like in my immediate family. In what? Oh, in your immediate gotcha. Like my dad has some bad allergies for like cats and stuff. Gotcha. My sister, Holland is bad. What's that? Holland. Oh, Holland, gotcha. And then my other sister is like cats. Cats. Yeah. But me and my mom are pretty, you know. There's Ronald Acunha, Global Impact. MJ Melendez. Kind of wild. Yeah, sure. So you don't know the Donny Pizza story? Dude, I wish I was here for that. Like in the shop. Okay, I won't order any honey drizzled cats. That's funny. Danny D'Andrade, AL Central. I can handle that. That's funny. That's really funny. Nice. Red Lava, Ryan Mountcastle. It's going to be numbered three of five. That's on that AL East. I have him in fantasy. That's pretty wild, Joshua. Jim Melendez. Water is CJ Abrams. Marjanta. Yeah, you don't need that one. Atomic, Ronald Acunha Jr. Global Impact. Louis on Helicunha and Henry Davis. So wait, so Joshua, seriously, do you know the full Donny Pizza story? He's excited to tell you. I am because it's really funny. Yasser Mercedes, AL Central. Let's make sure he's not on the chat. Volati Jr. No, I don't think so. No? Oh, man. Oh, boy. Oh, man. Oh, boy. All right. So, all right. So basically, it was like a Tuesday and a Wednesday. I was breaking. Sean was top loading. Donny was sorting and shipping with like Alex and like Bryson was probably there too on both days. So the first night, they got Chinese food. So Donny came in, Elijah Green, and was like, Hey, to Sean, can you write down what you want from the Chinese place?  And he wrote like no egg roll too. And then he went out and gave it to Donny. Bowman Masterpieces, J-Rod. Went out, gave it to Donny.  And Sean's like, No. I wrote, I don't want an egg roll. And then Donny's like, Okay, well, then what kind of soda do you want? He's like, I wrote it down. I want a diet Coke, one min show. Nice one there. And Joe Ryan to 150. Shohei Otani. So that was that was the first one. So then, so then Donny was kind of like, on, on watch air for Francisco Alvarez, Jaren Durand refractor. So Donny was kind of on watch at that point, for like, not really being able to order. Thank you there, Christopher taking a spot in the mixer. That's now down to 12 spots to go everybody. So then the next day we decided to order food, I didn't get anything that day, but I was hungry the next day. So we decided to get pizza the next day. Colson Montgomery refractor. Nice one there. Aaron Judge. And Spencer Trollkelson. So mind you, it's now, now it's a Wednesday night. So it's me, Sean Caleb, Alex, Donny and Bryston. So the week before on Wednesday, we had ordered pizza again. And I think Alex did it. That's why it was fine.  And not a lot of people ate the pepperoni. So Donny was like, to Sean, all right, can you text me what we should order? Like what pizzas we want to order? So Sean literally texts him two large sausage pizzas, extra ranch, and um, what was it called to extra ranch and cheesy bread? So Donny walks in and goes, what, what toppings do you want on the pizza? He's like, do you want like pepperoni on it? And Sean's like, no, I like, I already told it like nobody ate it last time when I texted you that we don't want pepperoni. They're CJ Abrams global, in fact, Roger Carias. And then then Donny is like, okay, sounds good. Then he orders the pizza. And then Sean texts me, he's like, did you get extra ranch? And Donny goes, I forgot. Oscar Colas. There's Luis on Hella Cunha and Jordan Lawler. And it was so funny because Sean literally shows me he's like, I literally texted it to him. I texted it to him. Oh my God. It was so funny. I was like frying. I was laughing so hard at the whole situation, dude. Green, Yasser Mercedes. Yes, sir. 69 out of 99. Going to the ale central. Purple, Brian De La Cruz, rookie to 250. And Mackenzie Gore. Oh, 100%. 100%. Ol' King Crumb. There's a Wanda Franca. Wilson Contreras to 299. Air, Seasa Zuki. And Lindor. There's Bobby Whit Jr. Refractor. There's Reggie Crawford for the NLS. Nice one there. UFO is Ron Lacuna and Jose Ramirez. So who went today with you guys? It was me, Bryson Serino and Donny. And Donny, nice. Did you go to one in Lake Mary? Yes. Yeah, that one's nice. I like that top 12. That's one. There's Christian McCarroll, Atomic, Elijah Green. And when I was first telling that story to everybody, like Forest was in chat, and I was like, I couldn't tell right there. That was laughing so hard. Yeah, I remember what you were trying to tell us. Oh my God. Same. Yeah, because it was, I think I told it to you and Forest. Jordan Wicks for the NLS Central. Nice one there on the refractor auto. We got a gold behind it is Nolan Arnato. I think this is the second gold Arnato. 30 out of 50. Nice one NLS getting two gold Arnato. Not bad. Yeah, you and Forest were in chat at the same time. Bobby Whit. So I was trying to tell it to both of you. Water is O'Neill Cruz. Joe Ryan. Atomic. Fire is Reed Deppmers. Jackson Cheerio. Ryan Reckley. Honey Nut Cheerio. A O'Neill Cruz. That's going to be a Green Oscar Coloss. 64 out of 99. Nice one there for the AL Central again. A couple of nice Colosses coming out now. Vladimir Guerrero Gino and Ezekiel Tovar. Illegal. I'm going to draft Ezekiel Tovar and David Robertson with my next two picks. Down to I believe 11, but that could be wrong. The Treasures mixer again. Yep, it's wrong. Nice dude. Yeah, I fixed it. It's down to 12. Yeah, so Illegal. So basically, since we drafted, obviously before the season starts with fantasy, someone drafted Edwin Diaz pretty high. And then someone also drafted Rhys Hoskins, obviously. So Illegal is like, hey, we're going to keep, don't draft Ezekiel Tovar or David Robertson. That's the two people who picked those teams want. So now every time it's my pick, I'm going to tell them I'm dropping David Robertson for Ezekiel Tovar. And it has not gotten old yet. It's still funny. Atomic, Wander, Franco, Rookie. And Jackson Cheerio. Is it really the same guy? That's brutal. That's brutal. Yeah, that's tough. That's tough. That is so tough. Elijah Green, Bowman, Masterpiece. I would be tight, man. Oh my god. I'd be so pissed. I know. I didn't even realize that until now it was the same guy. That's insane. We've got Blue, Felix Valerio, 42 out of 150. Nice one there for the NL Central, Felix Valerio. Purple Aaron Judge to 2.99. That is, oh, I thought it was 99. It's a 93. For the AL East. Gold Lava, Petalanzo, Polar Bear, that is 56 out of 75. Nice one there. Air James Wood. Base Auto, Tyler Whitaker. Go into the AL West. Nice one there, AL West. UFO Joshua Biles. And Simon Juan. Again, guys, just, is it still at just 4? I thought it was less than that. 4-2-2, got you. Just 4 to go on the 1st Prism PYT that still has spots. Luis Miza on the Refractor Auto for the AL East. Luis Miza. Aaron Judge, Arson Judge. Arson Judge to the Giants. Jeremy Pena. Petalanzo. There's a nice Gold Lava Jackson Holiday to 75. That's awesome. Go into the AL East. That's awesome. Nice one there. Congrats on the holiday. Happy holidays. Happy holidays, baby. There's Anthony Rizzo. One, yep, that's Ola. Ola. The least time we've done. There you go. Oh, happy birthday, Jake, by the way. Happy third birthday. Turn to the big three today. Getting there. There's Jet Williams. Jet the Met going to the AL East. I started saying that. Donnie was top-loading for Super Jumbo. We pulled a couple Jet Williams autos and he's like, when I do an extra edition, that's how I know Jet Williams is up at that. Ever since I started saying Jet the Met. Jet the Met, baby. Jared Durand, Green Mini Diamonds to 99 for the AL East and Jack's Holiday Refractor. What did you say? I said Jet the Met. Jet the Met, baby. There's Jordan Lawler, Water. Brooks Lee. Brooks Lee. There's Nolan Aronado on the Global Impact Atomic, Kumar Rocker, and Bryson Stott. I'm going to drop you the link to the first Prism PYT as well. Got to get that filled up, obviously. Four to go on that one. Just the Texans, Colts, Seahawks, and Titans. 48 has the Texans and Seahawks, and then 49 has the Texans and the Seahawks. Jet the Met, he says that's his.  It's unbelievable.  He is such a copycat. He did not come up with Jet the Met. I'm sorry, he did not. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. Nope. Nope. I don't believe it. I don't. No, I do not believe it. Global Impact. Ricardo Cabrera. Jackson Chirio. Don't worry, you already have people showering things they've bought. Yep. William Bergoya going to the AL, or AL East, nice one there. I've got all the schticks, dude. Samuel Munoz to 250. Colts and Montgomery. Of course, he even puts my schticks in his video titles sometimes, but Funkadelic Man in one of his titles on Pest. Ooh, Redemption. Okay, okay. Water, Anthony Volpe, and Nolan Arnato. Let's see it. Come on, baby. Bowman UFO autograph atomic refractor parallel of Jayron. Boom. Go into the AL West, Eric B. Congrats, my friend. UFO atomic parallel. Hell yeah, man. I think it's, I don't know if it's numbered, to be honest. I have to go take a look really quick. Because usually the atomic, no, it might be the 25. 25, dude. It's a big card. One in 1,400 packs. Hell yeah, man. That's a big card right there. I'll put a sticker on it. Yeah. Yeah, that's, that's sticker worthy for sure. Honor Green. Joey Vada. Jeez, dude. Nice. Gabriel Arias, rookie auto. Going to the AL Central. Double Maggot card, yeah. Pedro Pineda. It's a illegals boy. Illegal heavy aids and a super jumbo brick called the Purple Pedro Pineda. Just keeps talking about that now. That arrived by armed guard, yeah, illegal. A few Atomics autos. They're all out of 25, gotcha, gotcha. That's what I thought. I just didn't know because, like, Atomic obviously is not numbered on some of them, so it throws it off a little bit. Yeah, Pedro Pineda. Yeah, there's Salvador Perez, Atomic. See, but then, like, when it's on the base it's just not numbered. Brooks Lee. He have not gotten it yet. Well, it's getting delivered via Brink's truck. Bowman Masterpieces won Soto, Acuña, and Bryson Starr. There's Alan Serda going to the AL Central. It's a blue, it's all brew on to 150. They're gonna putting it in a lot with the one-of-one lube in to drive up the price. Ooh, Bobby Wagner back to Seattle. I like that. I like that. Mini Diamonds. Gabriel Arias, the 299. Air Henry Davis. There's Earth Royce Over. Over. Royce Lewis. Earth Royce Ola. A box at a car show at a car show. Wow, dude. That's nuts. We got a gold auto. It is Urebel and the Hellace. That is 25 of 50. Nice one there for the AL West. That's a good break overall, man. Ricardo Cabrera and O'Neill Cruz. Let's do ourselves a quick recap. Aroni here. Yeah, Ryan Mountcastle to five. Gabriel Arias, Alan Serda, William Bergoya, Jet Williams, Tyler Whitaker, Reggie Crawford, Juan Ben Show, Yasser Mercedes, Danny D'Andrade, Colton Couser, Trey Sweeney, Drew Gilbert, Yankeel Fernandez, Joe Palmeres, Simon Juan, Hedbert Perez, Curtis Mead, Nico Cavadis, Curtis Mead, Colson Montgomery, Luis Meza, Oscar Colos, Jordan Wicks, Danny D'Andrade, Randon Cohn, Blues to 150, Felix Valerio, Taj Bradley, Green to 99, Adrian Polencia, Oscar Colos, Yasser Mercedes, Golds to 50, Trey Sweeney, Urebel and Hellace, Maggaards, Gold Lava, Jackson Holiday, 53 out of 75, and Bowman, the UFO, autograph atomic refractor parallel to 25, Julio Rodriguez, the AL West. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got football.