ck works. This is the information that the stack passes through. The manufacturer of the product. I mentioned this because let's just perfectly have data that you're trying to fingerprint the hardware to make sure that you need to do licensing and management and so on. So some of those applications that the user ought to say, hey, you have no serial number ever used to issue a license, or all of a sudden it says, oh, well, your serial number, do you get ideas and all? So no, you can't have more than one license. So we're going to just pass all of the stack and add that to everybody. So this is just a smart bug on the remote side to be able to update any type of searching infrastructure so that your network knows when the app lives. No, but it doesn't. No, it doesn't. I'm just doing my own voice. I don't think it knows. It didn't always work. I know that. We had the right name to know for that very reason. Okay. So it is there. I think you will attempt to do that. Dwarf will see the best. So with regards to using human override studies in VMs, we're giving my study initiation to a back end that was based on CFS. Then no problems there. Yeah, so at least one copy out there has experience doing it. It seems to be a train ride experience. It's a low presentation. There are probably several other drivers that keep using it. Now again, it's abstracting a lot of that. Yeah, so we have right now working with like 10 different tiers of leadership and each one of them holds a different part of this massive space. My team is just working for some of the more senior positions before us. But again, I'm going to control somebody because I'm doing the mic introduction. Yeah, yeah. No, I'm not. It's the only other way I can help. Okay, happy to help anyway. Yeah. Nice job though. Keep things moving along. It's good.  Like, you know, that's just me. Yeah. Since I was in this kind of virtualization track, I figured I kind of had to do things I've seen done with virtualization. That's actually where we discovered the... It's actually countering... Yeah. How are you? Good. You're at Amathon. I'm here because they're paying my time to be here, so here's a card. My company's entirely on this one. Oh, good, good, good. Gum gum. Oh, really? Good. How do you like it? Oh, I like it there. Oh, good. Good. I mean, it's like that's the best. You know?   I actually really like when people love what they're doing. I do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, I reach out to our blog on Monday and find out what new things are now available to me this week, right?  Trust me, since I've been there, it's like I've seen like six, seven major releases of this. I've seen six, seven major releases of this. I've seen six, seven major releases of this. I've seen six, seven major releases of this. I've seen six, seven major releases of this. So for example, we have 11, and also the ones we call the GIST and the GIST. It will create a thread on the GIST that will be servicing the GIST requests. It uses others that act as a functionality to the GIST, runs as part of the community process. If there is an exploit, and there are several that are supposed to keep also the GIST and some devices, pages from the source to the reservation. And then on the second activation, you have to only transfer the pages to the market or the pages to the changed. You keep practicing as the someone else exists with the host burden. You can see what kind of a question it is. The host burden can satisfy that GIST. Setup and recipients, these are two security related features. Setup. So after two of you starts, for example, it can give up its rights to, let's say, open a fire. And this is useful because if there is a GIST exploit, the GIST exists. And if there is a open access, it cannot process, cannot read the content of a machine. So GIST helps to do such a thing. This kind of network is a very important option. For the same page merging, this helps in saving memory. This is the same type of GIST, which can also affect, for example, the bias of a filter. Bites are set up by resources. And we have software for the receptors, things like, if you have a real GIST, you can get it. It will just be points as the next. And each GIST can have the same overnight, another three months, which explains addition of new architectures. That's because new architectures that we can check with a number of other features are smaller than that. PCI Express support. So we only had support for PCI devices to be exposed to the GIST, but now we can expose PCI Express devices to the GIST. It is feature parity with PCI over there, migration works. So we can declare it to be completely supported. And this is actually a requirement for IOMMU. If you want to pass through an IOMMU or emulate an IOMMU and expose it to the GIST for nested virtualization, this is required. As well as user space drivers, which we discussed earlier, and EER, advanced error reporting. So if a device has been exposed to the GIST and that device encounters an error, with the PCI bus we had no idea on the host that the device was in an error state and that we had to reset it. That is possible with the EER capability in PCI Express devices and we now have access to that functionality. Video inside the GIST. There are three different ways of doing this. One which was recently merged was VertiO GPU, which can do 2D and 3D support. So VertiO GPU is a para-verchalized video driver which uses OpenGL on the host for all the GPU rendering. VGPU is something that's in progress, but it needs a one-to-one mapping between the host GPU and the guest GPU. Intel is working on this. KVM GT. So this basically means the host GPU has some functionality by which you can share the host GPU between multiple guests and the host GPU does something. So this is still in progress though, but it's one of the ways that we do video inside GIST. The last one of course is device assignment where you just assign a device from the host into the GIST. The host gives up all control of the device and the guest exclusively owns that device. Now this of course depends on what kind of hardware it is. If the hardware has support for multiple functions, you can assign one function to each guest and so multiple guests can use the same device and so this is mostly used for compute and not for video because these are very heavy-duty GPUs and really expensive hardware. But there have been cases where it has been used for video as well as we'll see on this slide. Device assignment, there have been several improvements over here as well. Lots of things, I won't go through it all, but one interesting thing is IRQ bypass support which means the device can directly inject and interrupt into the GIST. The host need not be involved, so it's just that much more faster. And there was one interesting video posted by someone called Seven Gamers One CPU where they used KVM to... They built a machine which had seven actual physical GPUs inside the machine and they used KVM to assign each GPU to a different guest and they ran seven games simultaneously so they had mouse, keyboard, video, whatever, hard disk for each virtual machine and they were running games at bare metal speeds getting very good FPS results for all of them. So the choice of video card was not right because if there was an error, they would have to reboot the system and so on. NVIDIA kind of gets this right with some of their cards, AMD not yet. There are some quirks that need to be added, but what's interesting is this setup is possible. They had some hundreds of GBs of RAM per guest or terabytes of SSD storage per guest with seven guests doing extremely compute intensive work and KVM handling it all really well. So this was really interesting that someone did very recently. Just shows the capability of KVM and KVM over here. The block layer in QMU gained a block-dev backup which is a... you can just backup running guests, a point-in-time snapshot of a disk and this snapshot can be taken over the network. So another feature was IOT throttling groups where all disks that are used by a guest can be made part of a group and quota restrictions can be applied to the entire group. Earlier it used to be that the quota restrictions applied only to each disk. So now they can be applied to the entire group. So it's just something for infrastructure vendors. Extended IOSats which helps with understanding guest behavior and tuning guests. Some LibWord specifics, so most of the changes also involve LibWord but some very LibWord-specific things are adding a new WordAdmin API which can tune LibWordD itself to make things faster or understand guest behavior and do things. So something like gather resource usage and produce stats for it or if there are thread pools, like how many IOT threads you have running, if they're utilized to their maximum, you can add more IOT threads to the pool. You can get such stats and make decisions based on that. IOT thread pinning was added. So like vCPU pinning, which we saw in the real-time case, you can pin vCPUs to physical CPUs. IOT thread pinning can also be done to make IOT faster. This can be for block devices. PPC64, the architecture, became a first-class citizen. This resulted in a lot of refactoring of the code. Earlier the code was very x86 centric and now LibWord can handle multiple architectures.  And not everything was tuned for it. Not everything was ready for such a scenario. For example, VertIO, of course, VertIO has to deal with Paravirtualized and IOT between the host and the guest. So VertIO1 addresses this thing, and so does LibWord. LibWord needs to also deal with this. Some of the other things, VertIO input is something that I had mentioned. So now we have Paravirtualized keyboard, mouse, tablet devices, basically gets rid of the USB dependency. So you no longer need to have USB keyboard, for example. USB does a lot of interrupts. So it's better to have VertIO. VertIO balloon, the balloon device, which is used for Overcommit. So a balloon device can allocate RAM in the guest and give it off to the host. And the guest doesn't can't use that RAM. The host starts using it, maybe giving it to other guests and so on. But one of the side effects of this was if the guest enters an OOM condition, out of memory condition, the guest used to just blow up for no fault of its own because it has the RAM, which it has given to the host as a courtesy. But now there is support for deflating the balloon on OOM condition. So we can ask back for the RAM from the host and continue operations on the guest. Memory hotplug and unplug support. So you can unplug memory from guests or plug in new memory. A new security feature is to insert guard pages after the guest RAM. So if there is a buffer overflow exploit, someone tries from inside the guest. We will be guarded against it. Just this is like adding canary values for stack overflow protection similar to that. There are some architecture-specific improvements. So S390 got PCI bus support. Who would have expected that? But yeah, S390 can do PCI now. For ARM, hosts and guests can use multiple CPUs, 8 CPUs. There is a virtual interrupt controller support which makes servicing interrupts faster and dirty-based tracking which is useful for live migration. So all of this was added for ARM. For X86 VTD emulation or IOMMU emulation is in progress. This is used for nested virtualization. So if you have a guest that can act as a hypervisor itself and it can emulate an IOMMU so that it can pass through devices of its own to the second level guest. Some more nested word improvements. Split IRQ chip. So this is a security feature we saw. The APIC was emulated by the KVM kernel module and to reduce the attack surface because that's part of the host kernel and if the guest can exploit something it gets access to the host kernel. So to reduce the attack surface, a lot of functionality which is not necessarily performance intensive has been moved into KOMU and only a small part now remains in the host kernel. PPC got CPU and memory hot plug and also support for the H-random hypercall which is similar to the RNG device. PPC always had the guest side of PPC. The Linux kernel for PPC always had support for a H-random hypercall because a previous hypervisor which PPC used to work on had support for that. So KOMU gained support for this hypercall as well and it can pass on host entropy into the guest using this. Some of the features in progress are VertiO GPU 3D spice integration. Spice is the remoting protocol and 3D only works with the GTK back end right now so integrating it with spice is something that's coming up. Native Hyper-V Paravirtualization. So Hyper-V exposes a lot of Paravirtualized devices and KVM can now as in very soon start exposing those devices as well so guests which are tuned to run under the Hyper-V hypervisor can actually run under KVM and get the same performance benefits as well. Block Dev backup, something that we saw earlier in the block will gain incremental backup functionality and it will preserve state across restart and live migration and several other features. There's a lot more. So I've reached the end of my slides. I have my email address up here and the address to my blog where I will put up the slides in a short while and if there are any questions I'll take them now. You talked about benchmarking and on the slides did you know how KVM compares to the Zen hypervisor? Yeah, so the spec word benchmark is an industry neutral and an industry standard benchmark for measuring virtualization hypervisor performance and companies can run spec word and choose to publish or not publish the results. KVM is the hypervisor that consistently gets published. Zen is not published at all, so draw your conclusions. Well, the thing is Zen cannot spec one of the things that really does well or measures is the scalability as in how many guests can be run at the same time and what is the amount of work that each guest gets done in that much amount of time. Zen doesn't scale really well and I don't even think Zen supports as many vCPUs as we do or the amount of RAM that we can give to the guest. It's just not close, not anywhere close. Can you discuss some of the differences between the type one and type two hypervisors and the use cases where Zen would still be used versus where KVM would be superior? Yeah, so I don't know. I think the type one versus type two debate is purely academic and not... Well, what does Zen do? I mean, Zen has to do its own scheduling, has to do its own power management, has to do its own memory management. We use Linux for that and so just call Linux the hypervisor and I think both are at the same parity. I don't think it matters much and frankly, from the number of features, the kind of security we provide, the scalability, performance, et cetera, we beat Zen in every possible way. Any more questions? Yeah, there's one there. Snapshots? Are you talking about live migration? No. Okay. Yeah, I guess it's mainly because you have to get the hardware in whatever state it was and you cannot because you need to reset the hardware, which was the point I mentioned. His hardware cannot handle those resets and so it's hardware dependent as well as snapshots. I don't know how useful it would be with assigned devices because yeah, you need to get it into whatever state it was in. Kind of out of your control. Okay. Thanks for staying for the last session of the last day and thanks for bearing my voice. Not too great. Thanks. Should I just put it in the root? Just put it in the root? Okay.


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The pitching pool for tonight's slate and MLB DFS is pretty fun. If you go to FanDuel.com right now and open up the player pool for tonight, you're going to see a lot of good names there. A pitchers duel out west between Walker Bueller and Anthony Sclafani. Zach Thompson getting a lot of strikeouts in the big leagues, probably over sourced at $9,400, but hey, he's fun. You got Sean Minaya, Charlie Morton, a lot of these good guys in situations where we can use them for DFS, which means we get to be kind of picky and use the guys who actually great out best for us as opposed to just taking what's presented to us. I think that's a fun thing for tonight. So let's dive on and let you know how we should prioritize these pitchers. Welcome on into the solo shot. That's right here on the FanDuel Podcast Network and NumberFire.com. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for NumberFire.com. Here to break down tonight's eighth game at main slate with lock set for 7-0-5, 4-2-9, and fortunately, just like last night, no big weather to discuss. We should be good to go to play things straight up, pick our favorite pitchers, pick our favorite stats, stacks, and lock them in for today. As always, we are back on air later on today at 4 p.m. for the YouTube, the FanDuel Live Q&A. That's on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and Twitter. Make sure you are subscribed there, but also make sure you are subscribed to the NumberFire Daily Fantasy Podcast for the MLB podcast each day. No NASCAR podcast this week as a result of their two-week Olympic hiatus, but Austin Swain will have UFC DFS up tomorrow morning pretty early. So make sure you check that out by subscribing to the NumberFire Daily Fantasy Podcast feed. The Olympics are back as the world's best athletes gather in Tokyo for a summer showdown. 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For confidential help in Michigan, 1-800-270-7117 or in Tennessee, call the red line at 1-800-889-9789. If you want some Olympic betting breakdowns, we'll be talking to Whale Cap or Drew Dinsick tomorrow on Covering the Spread. That should be up later afternoon tomorrow, so check out the Covering the Spread podcast for that ease. I think talking swimming. So that should be a blast. We'll have that tomorrow on the Covering the Spread podcast feed. Pitching preview for this Thursday main slate. Walker Bueller is the highest salary pitcher on FanDuel, checking in at $10,500. Anthony DiScliffani, facing Bueller, is $9,900. Zach Thompson is $9,400. Sean Minaya is $9,100. Then we have Charlie Morton, Huang Yong Kim, and Kenton Maeda as the other guys at $8,000 are higher. So a lot of good names on that list. And you could go a lot of ways. I think there are three guys you could pretty easily defend as being the top option for tonight. But when I go through salaries, go through matchups, go through form, et cetera, et cetera, I wind up on Sean Minaya being my top guy for tonight. He's facing the Mariners, and that is a great matchup for a lefty. They have a 92 WRC plus versus lefties with a 27% strikeout rate. That strikeout rate is the second highest mark on this slate. And Minaya doesn't really need that boost. He's a bit of an outlier with the sticky stuff discussion. Minaya has always been a low spin rate, low velocity kind of pitcher, and he's actually throwing harder recently, and his movement is going up. Sticky stuff does not influence velocity, but it's encouraging that his movement is going up as his velocity increases. That's what you expect. Faster pitches move more, et cetera, et cetera. So it seems like we should not ding him at all for this sticky stuff.  He's performed really well this time. He has a 3.60 skill interactive VRA across seven stars with increased velocity, 27% strikeout rates, and a 6% walk rate. The batted ball numbers are not his strength, but they are a smidge better than average in this time. When you put all of that, put the strikeouts, put the low walk rate in a plus matchup, good things can happen. When we see Minaya take advantage, he has at least six strikeouts and five strike games. He had 11 strikeouts and one of those, and that's despite having some tough matchups. We have seen this matchup before. He faced the Mariners in Seattle back on June 2nd. That was a second start of the stretch with the increased velocity, and all Minaya did was throw a four-hit shutout with eight strikeouts. I think that same outcome is within his range of outcomes for tonight. So it's a good slate for pitching. There are a lot of good pitchers for tonight. He is on the road, but to me, Sean Minaya does deserve to be number one on our list for this slate. As far as number two, it's actually a guy I think is pretty under salary, checking in at $800. So technically our value play for tonight. That guy is Charlie Morton. It is a revenge game. It was four starts of the Phillies for Morton, but you will not deny me of my revenge game glory. It counts for sure. It's not a bad matchup here for Morton. The Phillies against righties have a 90 WRC plus. Their 159 ISO is the fourth lowest on this slate, and they have a 24% strikeout rate. Now, the Phillies do draw walks, but Morton doesn't really issue a lot of those. He's basically cut out his sinker over his past six starts, and the walk rate in that time is down to 6.5%. It comes with a 31% strikeout rate and a 3.27 skill interactive ER rate. That skill interactive ER rate at 3.27 is the best on this slate by a pretty decent amount. He also has a good bat of ball data. This game is on the road, which can always lead to issues, but Morton actually has been good on the road. He has a better ER rate there. His strikeout rate goes up a smidge, so no real concerns for me with Morton. I think that he's great, and I want to treat him as such. I think that both he and Minaya are under sourd. I think that Morton should be around 9.5%. Minaya closer to like 9.7 or so. I'll take those discounts and rank those guys 1, 2, 4, 2, 9. The third pitcher for me is Walker Pueller. Morton is the value player at 88, so we can go to the second stud for the third slot. And the reason that Pueller is lower for me than Minaya and Morton is Matchup. He stays in the Giants, who are a really good offense. They rank second on this slate in WRC+, they rank first in ISO, and they draw walks. That's why I can't get too high on Pueller, despite the fact that he's very, very good. And that's why I want Minaya for cash games. But Pueller does have upside. The Giants will strike out. They have a 25% strikeout rate versus Reides. Pueller is one of the pitchers whose movement has decreased recently. Specifically, it dipped four starts ago, which is right around when they started doing the checks for sticky stuff. And that's noteworthy for sure, but Pueller has still been effective in this time. He has 3.53, skill interactive ERA, with a 29% strikeout rate and good, bad at ball data. So he's declined, but he's still been very good. 10-5 is not a bad number for this lady. He is the highest salary guy, but I think he's appropriately salaried. I worry a bit about familiarity. This is his fourth start against the Giants. He's done really well against them, but that's a lot of exposure to his repertoire, and that's a little bit concerning. So I will get to Pueller for sure. I think that he is the most talented pitcher on this slate, but I want to have more exposure to Minaya more than first, and then I will get to my Pueller just because I think that the overall outlook for those guys is better in my eyes. So to me, it is Minaya won, Morton 2, Pueller 3 in terms of pitching, which means we actually have a lot of salary flexibility for our stacks, and we'll get to routes for using that. My favorite stack for today is actually a lower salaried one, and that's the raise. Facing Cal Quantrell, he was in the bullpen for the first part of the season for Cleveland, and when he was there, he had great bad at ball data. He was not letting up much hard contact, but as Quantrell has gotten stretched out, those bad at ball numbers have regressed, and I think we can stack against him with the raise for tonight. Quantrell didn't throw more than 60 pitches in a game until June 19th. At that point, on June 19th, or I guess, yeah, on June 19th, or the start before that, either way, he had allowed a 32% hard hit rate in the season. The guy was about 39%, so that's a great mark, really above-average stuff out of Quantrell at that time, and it scared me out of stacking against him. He has made six starts since then, though, with an elevated pitch count, and in those six starts, his hard hit rate allowed is 47%. That is despite having a start against the pirates in which he allowed just three hard hit balls the entire time. That is included in this stretch. Since then, Quantrell's been kind of getting smoked left and right, and it's led to some pretty rough outings. He led up six runs to the twins, four runs to the Tigers. Overall, his ZRA is 5.28%. His strikeout rate in this time is 13%. So this makes sense.  This game is also in Cleveland, which is awesome for Tampa Bay, from a park factor perspective. So I think the Rays honestly deserve to be at the top of our list, and the salary saving we get allow us to go nuts with our second stack, which I would like to do, because there are two high-solid stacks that I do like. So I think the Rays really, really fun here tonight. And with the Rays, we do want to favor the lefties. Quantrell's strikeout rate goes up against lefties, but he lets them more impactful contact against them. So that's exactly what we want to go with the Rays anyway. Brandon Laos and Meadows-Ali plays here. I think Jimon Choi should start to hit for some power pretty soon. He has a 39% fly ball rate against righties, with an 11.5% barrel rate overall this year. I would bet that we see an upside game out of Jimon Choi in the not too distant future. So Jimon Choi, $2400, both Laos and Meadows are right around $3,000 too. So you can stack them easily and have salary to burn for your second two stacks. And that's good, because my other two stacks are a little bit spendy starting off with the Rays. They are definitely diminished without Ron Bacunha Jr. They lose their best overall hitter, and it's especially tough against the lefties, because it neutralizes Freddie Freeman a bit. He's still good against lefties, but he's not as good as he is versus righties. Despite not having a Cunha, despite them facing a leftie, I do still think the Braves are worth a look here. They're facing Matt Moore. Moore has made four starts since he returned to the rotation. The results have been good, but the peripherals are more concerning. He has a 4.64 skill-interactive ERA with a 21% strikeout rate. He's letting up a fly ball 44% of the time, and there is enough hard contact in there as well. Now, Moore is not allowed more than two earned runs in any of those four starts, but he's faced some pretty weak competition, specifically last week faced the Marlins, had nine strikeouts there, but that nine strikeout game is included in his 21% strikeout rate. I don't expect a similar outing here for tonight, against the Braves. Now, it is a bummer, obviously, to not have a Cunha, but I think the remaining pieces here are still good enough to rank them in the two-slot here behind the Rays. The main righties here are Ozzy Albies, who is disgusting against lefties. I adore him tonight, $3,600. I'll go to Freeman II at $441, but Danzby Swanson, Austin Riley, all those guys, kind of the core plays within this stack. I would also mention Orlando Arcia and Guillermo Heredia, lower in the order as being potential considerations. Heredia has good power numbers and a limited sample versus lefties. Arcia has not had a click yet in the Big Leagues, but he was just outstanding in AAA before he got promoted, and I feel like that AAA guy is still in there somewhere. So I will take some swipes here to see if he can carry to the Big Leagues. I think that he's at least worth a look. I'm probably not going to need the Sour Savings realistically, but if I decide to go braids red socks as my two stacks, I might need a value play in there. And I think that Arcia or Heredia could be those guys for tonight. I mentioned the red socks there because they are the number three stack for me for today. Facing Jordan Montgomery. Montgomery is not a bad pitcher. I have used him in DFS this year, but the problem is they've seen him a bunch, especially recently. They just faced him last week, and they had a couple barrels against him. They got a lot of hard contact, and they scored three runs and six innings. That is identical to the line they had against him on June 26. Now, three runs and six innings does nothing for us in DFS. Who cares? That doesn't matter. But this will now be the third time they've faced him in the past month. That can't be a good thing. Montgomery does lag behind many of the other pitchers on this slate as well from a peripheral's perspective. The velocity has been down over his past seven starts. In that time, he's letting up a 41% fly ball rate. His skill interactive ERA is 4.32, which is not bad for most slates, but it's on the lower end for tonight. We haven't seen a blow-up outing for Montgomery yet in the stretch, and we may not get it here, but the building blocks for a blow-up are in place. And I think that the Red Sox makes sense here in the spot where we have the ability to get to JD Martinez and others. So Montgomery, again, a good pitcher, and not a guy I typically stack against and have used in DFS, but I think for tonight, given the familiarity, given that the Red Sox are very good versus the lefties, given we have salary to burn, I do think that it makes sense to go against him here. There are a lot of guys in the slot. I'm not just Martinez who hit for pop against lefties. You got Martinez, Xander Bogart, Hunter Renfro, and Kike Hernandez all having ISOs higher than 200 versus lefties. Bobby Dahlbeck is in there, too, if he winds up playing for tonight. Among the lefties here, Rafael Bevers, easily the best mark. He has a 171 ISO against lefties. So there are no real weak spots here. Even in a non-Siv matchup, I like the Red Sox a lot. I would say you can probably stack the Red Sox and the Braves together with Minaya and Morton, but I do like the Braves quite a bit. That's why I was willing to go to them and I'll use the salary savings here to splurge, maybe stack the Braves and the Braves and then get in JD Martinez as a one-off, something like that. That could work as well. So I do like all three of these teams a lot in the rays. Despite not needing the salary savings, still a team I want to get to for tonight. Let's move now to things to watch. I am guessing that at some point today, Blake Snell will get some buzz because of the matchup. He's facing the Marlins, so I get it. John Lester was effective against him a couple of nights ago, but Snell is really struggling. Over his past six starts with more forcing fastballs and fewer change-ups. He has a 5.20 skill-interactive ERA with a 14% walk rate. He is letting up a ton of hard contact, so I get why people might want to go there. It's possible he doesn't get any buzz. Like, that could happen for sure, but I don't think I can do it myself right now with how bad the form is for Blake Snell. Albert Alsela has not been throwing a slider much since he returned from a short stint on the IL, and it's led to a pretty big step back for him. In those starts since coming back, he has a 20% strikeout rate. Hard hit rate is 47%. He's led a multiple home runs in each of his first four games back. Alsela faces St. Louis tonight. I am not a big fan of stacking them, as you probably know, especially versus righties, but I end down to do it here. I love Tyler O'Neill's upside as a one-off. I think that he is, like, if I were to just say on outfielders who I like disregarding stacking, O'Neill would be near the top of that list among the one-off outfielders for today. So I think that O'Neill, specifically a guy, I will be willing to turn to within even non-St. Louis stacks for today. Finally, if you want some more one-offs with upside, I check out the twins. They're facing Andrew Heaney. I have a hard time stacking against him because he gets a lot of strikeouts, but he lets up a lot of hard contact and a lot of fly balls. His hard hit rate and fly ball rate are both north of 40%. He needs one of just two pitchers on this slate to do that in their most relevant sample. Another guy is Zach Thompson starting for the Marlins. So Nelson Cruz, Mitch Garver, Josh Donaldson, Jorge Polanco has been on a power binge recently. Those are all guys who could poke one out here. And I think we should be pretty high on them. So the twins, another team to turn for one-offs, maybe stacks potentially, but I'd rank them behind St. Louis and rank them behind the top three stacks as well with the Rays, Braves and Red Sox. Speaking of the Red Sox, let's move to our Dinger calls for today. I do think that it's a good spot to go to JD Martinez here, facing a lefty.  So JD Martinez, the boring home run call for today. The fun one maybe doesn't quite count as fun because he's a guy with a salary above $3,000, but I like Dan's B. Swanson. I think that he kind of gets overlooked within these Braves stacks because obviously Albie's is just disgusting. Freeman is very good. And then Swanson's like the third fiddle here. Especially against lefties. So I'm okay being high on him. I think that Swanson is a priority for today and someone I want to get to fairly often. So the home run calls for today, JD Martinez and Dan's B. Swanson, Akhil Badu, did go deep last night. So trying to build on that once again for today. That is all that we have here for today on the solo shot. But as mentioned, make sure you swing by once again later on today at 4 p.m. I had a question over on YouTube from Tech and Fitness asking if this is live. It is live. We'll also be live and taking questions on air later on today at 4 p.m. Eastern on the Fandle YouTube Twitch, Facebook and Twitter page. So Tech and Fitness, if you want to swing back at 4 p.m. today, I'll take your questions live on there. We can talk process, we can talk stacks, one-offs, pitchers, whatever is on your mind. We'll talk about that today and each and every day right here on the Fandle YouTube Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages. Also, once again, make sure you are subscribed to the Number Fire Daily Fantasy podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts and if you like what you hear, leave us a rating and review as well. If you have questions for me, I am on Twitter at Jim Sonnis. J-I-M-S-A-N-N-E-S. You can also follow the Fandle Podcast Network at Fandle Podcast. Big thank you to everyone for tuning in for today. Good luck tonight. We'll talk to you once again tomorrow. This has been the solo shot right here on the Fandle Podcast Network.


Well, hello and welcome to understand men now. I'm Jonathan as I have Jonathan as a calm And I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today our topic the four things high quality men secretly want from you Real quickly before I begin if you're new to my youtube channel Please hit the subscribe button hit the bell wherever it's at and certainly I would really appreciate if you post a comment if this content resonates with you If you have something to say hit like or post a comment All right, let's get started those four things high quality men secretly want from you Real quickly before we talk about high quality men because I'm I'm not sure I love the term quality But what I think we're leaning into when we say quality and I think most women would appreciate the idea of what I'm about to Share and the following is that quality man is someone who's emotionally mature They know what they want in relationship and they're certainly going to put the effort into creating a Healthy happy relationship. So when we talk about quality, we're talking about someone who knows what he wants They're going to put effort into the relationship and they're basically an emotionally grown-up person They're emotionally mature and what they're seeking in the sense is the same thing from a woman So these four things that high quality men secretly want from you starts off with boundaries Now what I love about boundaries and if you're not familiar with Brene's Brown's work Go Google Brene Brown after this video, but she says it basically like this Boundaries is what's okay, and what's not okay for me. What's okay, and what's not okay for me and What we we actually appreciate boundaries because in a way it says that you are Independent it says that you have a line that we can't cross and we men will sometimes push the line and a Boundary says hey, we're not going to you know You're saying we're not going to cross this line, and I'm talking about immature behavior But what we appreciate about boundaries also is that element of what's okay, and what's not okay, and I think that's one of the Healthy ways to approach your love life with having healthy boundaries for yourself and for him to have healthy boundaries of What's okay, and what's not okay for him? Okay, number two is that you take personal responsibility for your choices, and you have victor consciousness and not victim consciousness Sadly, I see this with so many women that if you've been hurt in a past relationship And I can understand how that can be frustrating But I've gone on dates where I could literally see behind the woman I'm going sitting down at the table every guy that's ever hurt her So she's feeling practically you can feel that energy of victimhood and then it shows up because she's oftentimes Talking about what went wrong and blaming the other person without taking personal responsibility For her own part in the ending or a failure of a relationship and while certainly men can be culpable I think when we take ownership on our part and say hey look I'm not a victim of this experience. In fact, I learned and I grew from this past relationship When you can say you can learn you learn and grew from your past relationship You're actually stepping into one of the sexiest qualities both men and women are attracted to and if you're not familiar with my book What the heck is self-love anyway? I go into this concept of personal responsibility quite a bit more Now the third thing men really appreciate no woman is a woman who can express her feelings Who can express her feelings? However, it's in a non-confrontational way Oftentimes we that one of the fears Men have from women is that you're going is the old adage health have no fury like a woman's scorn But let's take it a little bit deeper. It's that oftentimes when you're expressing your feeling It's coming from a confrontational way and not a conversational way And if you're not familiar with the work of Marshall Rosenberg He wrote a book called nonviolent communication Nonviolent communication that leans into how to communicate how to communicate your feelings so you can be seen heard and understood I repeat that it basically helps teach you how to express your feelings in a way that seen heard and understood And I highly recommend if you're choosing a relationship with a man that you both get this book You start reading it together learn how to develop these healthy skills Because whether it's like, you know, when I'm talking about a high quality man I'm really talking about any man who's really set On choosing to be with a partner and those men will actually invest into the work that you recommend Because that's what a high quality man does. He listens to you He listens to he wants to hear your feelings and he's also open to exploring how to build the relationship much stronger So check out that book Okay, the fourth thing The fourth thing Is that we are attracted to a little bit of a naughty side In other words, you have a little bit of a dark side You have a little bit of naughtiness to you in the sense that you're playful from a sexual perspective Certainly from a complimentary perspective In fact, even a little dirty compliments And I want you ladies know something we men get about this many compliments in a day We get literally no compliments where women get compliment all the time what great pair of shoes.  We get zero So when you can compliment a compliment us even with a little bit of naughtiness associated with it It is actually highly attracted and this is what we secretly want from you And that's what this video about is what our secrets are that we don't necessarily share these publicly Okay, I'd like to hear your thoughts on this Please post a comment below if you like this video if you've got something to share if it resonates with you I'd like to hear from you Again, if you'd like to have a little bit of a personal touch Check out my link to schedule a call with me to see if working with a coach could make a difference in your life And I'm going to sign off this video as I always do giving you a big gigantic joth and bear hug If I have your consent. Oh, thank you Wishing you a wonderful day. Thanks so much. Bye. Bye now Thank you


I'm telling you right now. This is gonna be massive for the market So we'll take a look at what's going on there. I'll take a look at inflation and some economists or most economists Just work totally oblivious to it, which is amazing to me I'll take a look at Gemini and some big metaverse plays and also Kucoin and others getting into the metaverse I'm telling you right now. Do not sleep on the metaverse. It will be huge So we're getting all those things but first take a look what's going on the market So day is beautiful day and Saturday very nice looking at pretty good market cap We're looking at 2.62 trillion for a market cap of a sliding Crypto market and we're okay with this we'll take this we'll take the win and it looks like if you believe it Maybe that was just one more a little whale games or a little Dip maybe there's one in the future But in all honesty when we talk about these things about what's going on the future all this stuff doesn't matter No one is gonna remember these dips No one's gonna give two cares about it And I'm telling you that as time progresses the number of Bitcoin and these crypto markets gonna be so small It's just gonna be almost laughable. So let's just break into today's top story But before we do that you might notice that there's this little slide going on where it says scam alert Dan will never contact you look. I've been getting a lot of different Messages that there's somebody in who knows Telegram or some of their different places where they just keep talking about how oh You reach out to us and we paid you a bunch of money now. Where's our Where's our promotion video or whatever else and I don't do that. I don't reach out to you So when I say I'm gonna keep this up for as long as I possibly can where I talk about I'll never contact you. I will never contact you period for any type of promotion. I get 30 offers a day I don't need to contact you for anything that I want to do It's hard to make it like that, but it has to be harsh Never believe that I contact you because I won't so that's what's going on there. So let's just jump in to Ever that little nice little piece Bitcoin dex and I'm tell when I saw this it didn't really register with me I'm like, oh dex great not a big deal. We're talking about a Bitcoin decentralized exchange This is huge and this is what is going on. We blow this up so you can see what I see and we'll go over this So the protocols white paper has been released. I know we weren't not really big excitables about white papers because we've been Since 2017 the ICO white paper craze. We don't really care, but this one is different. So the TV dex Protocol aims to bridge the gap between the fiat and Bitcoin worlds and when I say it's different It's because the people that are behind it. If it was just some Joe Schmo off the street. I wouldn't care I wouldn't even cover this because it's Jack Dorsey who has two billion dollar companies or multiple billion dollar companies in Square and Twitter gives them a pass You can't know where you're going till you know where you've been and I always like to invest in people This guy's already on twice. I think he can bring us to the promise line. We'll see anyhow most people Just to get a little context still receive their paychecks and fiat and pay taxes in fiat currency This project aims to make it easier for those who want to convert their debasing fiat This is important. They're debasing fiat for appreciating Bitcoin in the purest free market possible So what they're talking about right now is essentially taking cash and in some way Being able for you to get that into Bitcoin in a decentralized manner also on top of that to be able to swap for different cryptocurrencies, I think that's pretty darn big and This is what kind of threw me there is no governance token instead the TB dex protocol allows Participants to negotiate trust directly with each other. So there's no middleman. There's nothing like that Transaction fees the statement explained would be determined by the free market based on the amount of information Each participant is willing to disclose and when it talks about that there's two things first of all The free market should dictate what the price is actually going to be and the last part where it says how much the information You want to disclose what it'll be is it'll be a little it'll be more expensive if you want to maintain anonymity And it'll be less expensive if you want to give out more information So depending on what kind of tracks that transaction you want to do a little bit private a little more expensive Little less private a little less expensive. That is what this is all going to come down to an eye for one I'm excited about what this could actually bring so to finish this up the TB dex protocol Also facilitates the secure exchange the minimum necessary identity information Accessible to counterparties in order to satisfy requirements be they legal regulatory or related to any other Consideration of risk so pretty much what I said, but just kind of going into a little bit more detail So I like that. I'm not a big fan of giving up my information my data And if you're watching this video, you're probably the same way as I am and then to delve deeper I'm gonna link this as well. This was a blog post where they get into a little bit more more minutia I Like this part fiat rails are regulated. We know that AML KYC We cannot anatomically swap a crypto asset with a physical go-to service, which would be great, right? Hey mo my grass and then it'll be automatically swapped out for Bitcoin or whatever else. I mean, I guess you could if it's kind of tough Nor can we atomically swap a crypto asset for fiat currency or world-world asset that requires social trust Now that is a big thing to be able to atomically swap your dollars for Bitcoin just like that I'll take that all day long and this was interesting Decentralized identifiers or DIDs, which is mostly made famous lately by Cardano what they're providing in Africa Provide part of the solution by enabling Verifiable digital identities that facilitate trustworthy exchanges between counterparties But the main benefits are lost if a DID method is not implemented in an open permissionless and censorship manner Solutions does not rely on a federation to control permission. There is no governance token instead of DB decks allow Participants to negotiate trust Intermittently with each other and again transaction costs are ultimately driven by risk So I think if we're talking about the next evolution of what Bitcoin can do look It went from a cryptocurrency To a store of value after 2017 craze because it just became unusable because it became too expensive then it went back to be an actual currency with a sidechain or layer 2 solution which is with lightning and El Salvador and now we're getting into smart contracts with taproot as well as a decentralized exchange with Bitcoin So baby Bitcoin is the big protocol and we'll see how it all plays out I believe there's a lot more room for other players in the game, but this I think is a game changer Let me know what you think in the comment section. Let's move on to our next piece Inflation everybody's favorite term, which is what I think one of the bigger drivers of the crypto market Oh, and then of course, here's the white paper. I got a link that in there So this one right here. I Found this hilarious because it was from the economist that says a sharp increase in inflation over the past year has blindsided many economists Almost no one saw it coming and I wrote that's hilarious because over crypto Twitter We all saw it coming and we all knew it was coming out of the pipe. So To me this the one didn't make too much sense, but just so you know the CPI And the different inflation factors that are out there is somewhere between 7% and 15% and if The old world that is out there that that says, oh, we know we know exactly what it is We know what's going on. I think they're so out of touch with the reality that is this world today That's it's just hard to take anybody seriously in that old guard There's some people that can kind of move in but this is just a prime example of why the old guard really you can't be trusted And now it's up to us to really do on research and kind of make and blaze our own paths And that's why I think we're in crypto and digital asset So if you're worried about about inflation, well, you're in the right place. That is for sure Also, which leads me to one of my next points. If you are worried about inflation coming up for Christmas and all the different gifts You got to get no worries. There's this thing called crypto Tuesday I don't know if you've heard of this. This is new to me. So I'm pretty excited about this You've got a black Monday and cyber Friday on the stuff now you got crypto Tuesday So apparently with shopping.io, they're gonna allow you to get up to 50% Discounts on all the items that you purchase from Amazon eBay Walmart and Home Depot Pretty crazy, right? And just you know, I covered shopping.io over on our other channel Digital asset news clips. It's the one right here. It says only one million It's kind of crazy because if they've only got their they only have one million tokens, which is pretty insane to me but Yeah, they're working with some of these big names in the space Amazon eBay Walmart and Home Depot. So here's how it works November 30th 7 a.m. Eastern 10 So nine days just so you know, this is how it all goes down You can choose any item from Amazon eBay Walmart go to your car for checkout choose your payment method and you get up To 50% you want a bigger discount subscribe to the VIP plans pay with your favorite cryptocurrency or PayPal Here's the great thing if you don't even have SPI doesn't matter You don't hold any crypto, but still want to enjoy the 50% discount you all you have to do is sign up for the free plan and Check out with PayPal. So if you don't even have crypto, you can do it like this and get up to you know 50% which I think is pretty awesome, right? So just so you know, I'll link this in the description Shopping.io. This is the main website if you scroll down here's a different plans You got a free plan sign up you get dynamic where you have one SPI Remember there's only a 1 million SPI tokens just so you know you can sign up here VIP is a thousand SPI tokens Just so you know SPI token is about 40 bucks a pop each one And I talked to the guys over there at SP at shopping IO I go Hey, any plans to drop that that's like 40,000 for the VIP and they're like nope now like okay So I have a couple of SPI I got I got more than 50. So I'm doing okay I got more than one for the dynamics. So at least I get 5% and then there's this business part here So sign up whichever you want to if you just want the free one go the free one I mean, whatever you want to do and then here's how it works. Let's go shopping. So you just click on here. Let's see Let's put in a ladder I want a ladder. I Want bang energy drink. That's what I really want Cool bang energy drink, so this stuff's great So right here you got a 20 So you got Amazon and you can click on eBay Walmart or Home Depot But Amazon.com has up to 24 bucks. Great. I'm gonna click right here. See where it's got this little like It's a cart icon. Let me blow it up so you can see that right there So I'm gonna click on that and add it to my cart and then up on the upper right hand corner Again the cart see I've already signed up for this So and I already have it connected to my MetaMask wallet So just so you know that's how you want to do it if you want to get that 5% discount But when you click on this I got two of them. I'll take two out of here So I get 5% because I got more than one SPI great That's just off the top but on November 30th when this all happens There's gonna be a little dial right there.  It's gonna give you up to 50% It's kind of like, you know If you get it you get it it could be 10% could be 20% could be 50% just depends So I'm gonna use this myself and he's gonna just go to proceed the checkout Then you put in all your billing information and so on and so forth and just down here This is where you can use crypto it depends on where you're at like I'm in the States So I got two options like a Coinbase or PayPal Internationally you can probably use Binance and other different things But that's what I got right here or I just use PayPal I redo it and I proceeded Coinbase and I pay and I get my discount So check that out if you want to at your leisure and that takes care of that Let's move on to our last pieces where again do not sleep on the metaverse It's all I'm saying which is this Gemini Winklevoss twins Raise 400 million in funding To help it build the metaverse to go head-to-head with their arch nemesis Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook these guys will never stop fighting over supremacy interesting So this is what we got New York based Gemini said Wednesday had raised 400 million on new growth equity funding round Led by Morgan Creek digital with participation from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and others This injection of outside finance means the crypto platform is worth seven billion dollars So look, I know people are kind of skeptical about the metaverse and if it's gonna actually have any legs and go from here But just look who is investing into it. I mean look you got Gemini They're going pretty big and then on top of Gemini you got Kucoin which is the next story, but I'm just gonna just bypass this one Kucoin labs launches 100 million metaverse investment funds. So I mean, you know, so they're getting into it on top of the fact that you've also got These big players getting into it. So meta's metaverse or Facebook. You've also got Microsoft's metaverse You got Nvidia's metaverse. You got Roblox. They're getting into it. You got Neyantik Those are the ones for Pokemon Go. You got Qualcomm Building blocks the metaverse Samsung You've got Tencent and that's the ones that they're a huge gaming company and then Unity is bigger than ever So if you just take a look at where big money is going and you're like, I don't get it try to Educate yourself as best as possible and the best way I can tell you because I'm biased is just go to my I made a Playlist. It's all free. It's on my on my YouTube channel and it's my four videos that I did I just talk about this is probably the best one I've done This is with me and crypto stash. I just call it. Don't miss this It's all about why the metaverse is where it's going and how it's gonna take off next when I talk about buying land The sandbox so why I'm big into not only just real land and real estate, but virtual land That is my next big push and I talk about Facebook the metaverse and so on and so forth. So so look That really just ends it up for today The next iteration of this channel is to keep with the core of crypto and digital assets and talk about the main stuff What's going on with Bitcoin? What's going on with there? I'm what's going on with all those things that is the meat and potatoes blue chip type of things The next part is to talk about the outsides, which is some of these up-and-coming type of Projects that look good and not scammy but the bigger play in my opinion And I think this is a two to three year play is metaverse land Play to earn gaming and that's the focus. It'll be moving forward and that's it So I mean what you think about that direction as far as the channel goes and that is it for today So look if may this far I want to say thanks for sticking with me I appreciate it if you like today's video found some value give it a thumbs up give it a like I'll consider subscribing because these next three months are gonna be next two months, excuse me I'll be crazy. That's it for today. Thanks so much. I appreciate it and I'll see you on the next one


So the latest glitch for infinite money within Need for Speed Unbound sees you being able to take advantage of this game's load and save system to give yourself an infinite amount of cash. Today I will explain all. How's it going guys, my name's theEPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Okay so your Need for Speed Unbound calendar works on a 7 day system in which on that 7th day you take part in a qualifier. So to use this glitch you need to be on that 7th day, the qualifier day. Now to get here quicker if you're at the start of the week, you just need to do one event, one race each day before returning to your garage to skip to that next day, all the way up to that 7th qualifier day, it's that simple. So once you're at that qualifier day, you need to head to this event on your map. But remember, if you'd like to you can always change that difficulty within your garage, if you want to make this easier on yourself. So once here and you're at that qualifier, you need to complete the first two races, so you're at the third and final qualifier race, to win that large amount of money as well as that car. So go ahead guys and win this race and here is where the glitch happens. So once the race is won, you will see a screen where you are notified, you're rewarded that car. The very next scene is where you make this glitch happen. The next scene will be a cutscene. Now as soon as this cutscene starts guys, you just want to simply quit out of your game. Now this works on PC, Xbox and PlayStation. So yes, once you've quit out your game upon loading that game back up, you will notice you will have received that large amount of money, but the event is still there for you to do a game. And you can repeat this for as long as you want until it gets patched. A few things to note, this only works on races where a cutscene is shown after the reward scene, and I do not believe this works with the grand race, so keep that in mind. By any other qualifier from week one onwards, this will work with. So enjoy it while you can. And there we have it guys. Guys if you enjoyed the video, leave a like, really helps out, if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys, I will see you on that next one.