Hey everybody what's going on it's your man Kory welcome to the Digital Dash where I'll be giving you guys tips on how to market your songs and get those numbers, boom man.  Now what I want to talk with you guys about today is why you, yes you, should be incorporating long form content into your content marketing strategies. Now long form content is pretty much anything that's about 10 minutes or longer. I like to think because of how short people's attention spans are today that even seven minutes plus can be considered long form content. But outside of that I just want to give you guys some examples of what that would look like, why it would benefit you to think of something to add into your game plan and just what types of growth and what types of relationships you can expect to build with your fans through this long form content. But before we get into all of that, come and follow me on Instagram, I made sure to put my ad name on the screen, come talk to me, come engage with me, come give me some video ideas, all of that good stuff. Now with that being said let's get right into it. Now as marketers I know we're always on artists about their content and their content plans right like you need more content, you need stuff to post on your Instagram, your YouTube, your Twitter, you need stuff to pretty much keep people's eyes on you. And one thing I often don't see get taken advantage enough from rising artists is long form content. Now in the form of video that's usually content that's like I said earlier about 10 minutes or longer. I consider seven minutes or longer to be long form content just because people's attention spans are short but we'll get into why I consider that as long form a little bit later. Now let's get into the why right, the why of the long form content. Why am I making you the artist who already has a million things to do, figure out 10 minute plus videos to put onto that YouTube channel, Facebook, whatever. And the three why's or the three reasons I want you to focus on are the opportunity for fan engagement and relationship building, ad revenue and getting these platforms to reward you. So let's start with the opportunity for fan engagement and relationship building. Now one of the things that you guys will run into as you're growing out is trying to figure out how to convey a message to your fans so that you can build your brand effectively, right? Because that is what brand building is, it is getting your message across to your target audience over and over and over to the point that they start to know and believe it and just like they know your brand as soon as they look at you. And one of the best ways to do this is through content that gives you time to express this message. You can't often get your point across in a three minute song. You can't always get your point across in a minute video clip on Instagram, but when you give yourself time to talk these things out or time to kind of relay these messages a little bit more fluently, that gives you a better chance of building with your audience on top of something where they have a lot more information to build with you off of it. For example, there's a producer right now who I planned on a video about by the name of Kenny Beats. He has a show on his YouTube channel called The Cave. On The Cave, he brings on different rappers and has them wrap up a beat that he makes in like 10 minutes. Now, outside of just the cloud that he gets from these artists, what's really cool about Kenny Beats' show is that it gives him a chance to show off his personality. I've been a fan of Kenny Beats for at least two years. Like, I remember his early work with Key and all that stuff, and I never knew he was funny until I started watching the show. As I got to watching this show, it allowed me to connect with him on a different level as a fan, to where now I feel like I know him a little bit more as a person as opposed to just another producer. And that is where the beauty of long form content lies. It gives you a chance to build with your audience on a different level.  But just the fact that you are given an opportunity to do it helps in such a tremendous way. And we are in a point where people will watch this long form content as long as it's interesting enough. Like, you would be surprised at the things that people watch on YouTube and on Facebook and on Instagram just because it's there and just because it caught their attention, and that becomes a gateway point for you to start building them and selling them on other things that you're doing. Now, the second point that I want you to focus on is that these platforms, these social media platforms will reward you for your long form content if it's actually keeping people around. And for the sake of this example, we're going to focus on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Now, on Instagram alone, I think the number is about 56% of Instagram users come to Instagram for long form content and it's actually up from previous years about like 26%, something like that. You will have to look the numbers up, don't quote me directly on it. Now, what's interesting about Facebook and Instagram specifically is IGTV, right? Instagram has gotten to a point where IGTV is their new brain child, it's their new baby, and they want it to do well, so you know what they're doing? They are actively rewarding people on Instagram who use IGTV with more reach, more engagement, and faster growth speeds pretty much for the people who are using it right, which means you are at a point where if you are figuring out your long form content strategy, you are playing around with IGTV, you will get in on the groundwork of it early and take advantage of them trying to push people out who are using it way before everyone else who's going to jump on it once it's already lit.  They're going to keep it alive for as long as they possibly can. Like I said, by rewarding people who are actively using it, who are trying to make something of it because that's what they want to be the forefront of their product right now. Now, very similarly, YouTube rewards users who have long watch hours on their channel by pushing their content out through their algorithm. So they pretty much go, hey, you, you make really interesting content and you keep people on YouTube.  So we're going to make sure thousands and thousands of people see your content and hopefully they'll spread it out and keep even more people on YouTube. That's how YouTube sees it. So the best way to get longer watch hours on YouTube is to give your audience more content to watch, which it gets pretty hard to do with three minute music videos or four minute lyric videos. So the best way to get around this is create a long form content series that you can actively put out through the channel to increase your watch time, to increase that engagement, to keep people on your channel so that YouTube will reward you. And you can also take that same content, put on your IGTV, work that as well so that Instagram and Facebook will reward you. And I think Facebook has its own video platform but we won't even give into that for today. I just want you guys to start thinking about putting out long form content and thinking about deals on what they will look like for you. And the third reason on why I want you to consider making some type of long form content is something that I think a lot of you are wanting to hear about and that's money, more specifically ad revenue. So pretty much when you make videos or certain links on YouTube and on Facebook, they place ads within your videos. Now, I don't know if everyone knows this but you get paid for those ads being around in your videos. You get paid for when they get watched. I think the rate comes out to be about $3 to $5 per every like thousand views or something. A thousand ad views are shown in your channel. You get paid for that. So the more long form content you have on Facebook, you have on YouTube, I'm sure it's coming to Instagram eventually because it's on Facebook as well. The more opportunity for pay that you bring yourself meaning that your long form content essentially becomes another source of revenue for you. Becomes another way for you to put money into your pocket to do the things that you need to do. All off of just making entertaining 10 to 15 minute videos that keep your fans on the channel. Fans that you were going to try to keep on your channel anyway. At least that's how I look at it. That's how I see this whole thing. Now, of course, like everything else, making long form content does have its disadvantages, but the way I see it is there are things that you'll have to get over anyway. So there's no better time to start practicing than now. One of those disadvantages is that more content means more of your time that is consumed.  I do understand that this can be taxing so it may be something where you need to seek outside help to help you make long form content. Even the editing alone or getting someone to help you with that side will save you a lot of time and help make it a little bit easier. So I suggest reaching out to a friend or looking for someone on something like Fiverr or something like that, just someone who can help offset some of that load. And secondly is you will be battling people's attention span, meaning that if it is not interesting, if it is not good, people will not watch it and some of your work will go in vain. But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't seek to make long form content. You should just seek to get better, get more entertaining, refine your craft, refine your long form content idea and figure out how to get people more interested and more engaged in it so that you can do all the things that I just talked about. And I know I can already hear some of you guys, but Corey, what are some long form content ideas I can do? I literally can't think of anything. And the ones that come out the top of my head and you may be better than me, you may think of something more creative and more unbranded for yourself than me, but I always suggest that people to look towards doing podcasts, which I have a video about that. I made sure to put the link in the description below. You could do skits. You could do interviews. You could do analysis on your contents, like how-to videos for some of you producers and videographers. You could always do deep dives into your own music from your perspective or your friend's perspective. But one of the easiest long form contents that I think the artist can do is a vlog. Anyone can make a vlog. You can follow yourself around with your camera. You can get your friend to follow you around with his cell phone or his phone camera. And one of the points I always get from artists is that they feel like their lives aren't interesting enough. They feel like they can't make vlogs until things are lit. And the one piece of advice I always give to people towards vlogs is that everyone thinks their life is boring. That is exactly why they will watch your life, no matter what it is on the internet, because they wanna escape their own troubles, their own day-to-day, by watching what you have going on. And that all goes back to what Gary Vee calls documenting and people like seeing you document the things that go in your life. People like seeing every process of your life, everything that you're doing, especially your fans. So definitely take advantage of it. Now for those of you who are already practicing your long form content strategies, I'd love to hear about what you're doing, how it was working out for you. So leave that in the comment section below for me. And for those of you who haven't started yet, I'd love to hear about any ideas that you may have. If you're comfortable with sharing them in the comment section, do it. If not, you can always come hit me up on Instagram or something, we'll talk it out. Now, as always guys, if you feel like you learned anything today, please like and share this video. Hit those post notifications as well as I wouldn't want you guys to miss anything. Once again, my name is Kory and I'll see y'all next time.


maybe a bit late, so we'll get moving on so we can eventually get to our meeting at six. So we were asked, more council like board, it is Monday the July 6th or Tuesday July 6th, pardon me. So we were asked a few months ago when we were actually doing virtual meetings at that point, but Pam and Hugh doubted as we could help identify legal trail 18. Is that correct, Pam? It's 15, it does say, you know, a quarter of the tax map, 51. So right, so we're just as a second word here. What we'll do is we'll take a little walkthrough and we'll go back to the office. We can be meeting at six. We have an open discussion for five minutes if people have public comment, then particularly beyond this, and then we will spend 10 to 15 minutes or whatever it takes to take some comment on the walk here. So that way it's done, hopefully you can hear those questions, concerns or what's going on. So I will start though with a question. Where is the perceived trail 15 now? Or how is it being used in that? We're trying to figure this out. I'm not trying to interrupt. Yep. I understood there right away was going to be up this road and off at the first center or whatever. Okay. Oh, that's on that building lot. Yeah. Okay. So there's two building lots. Well, this is more the legal trail of where it goes, where the town views it as because there's some discrepancies. There's been some changes on an email that we mentioned back in April that we got correspondence from Cheryl and Sasha. So it just trying to clarify where it goes. So does everyone, everyone has a different opinion where it goes? Is that one road? I think the town would answer your mailbox, basically. So after that's the trail in the trail, all right. Yeah, this way. Yeah, why don't we? Yeah. Yeah. So I can walk you a little further. We can show you. I think that I think that I would look more on it. Yep. And the anr shows it going straight. Now is this the town road and the reds the map is the legal trail, which I think it is. I think that job that we see back here is back in the middle of the road, the town highway 38, the Femon Hill. That job. Okay. And I didn't hear anything. We're just trying to figure out where we are. This is gray. So right here is where it kind of gets gray. We're not really sure. Muddy. Muddy. I'm sorry. I don't know you. I'm huge. Yeah, I think this gray is the town road and red is the trail and it shows it going straight. So that is one of the trail. Yeah. And it shows it going straight out this way. All right. Which we haven't been walking straight since we got on the trail anyway. So right. But like I said, back in 2010, the email that Pan's got from Brian Ward and to Cheryl Brown into another gentleman, they straightened it. Of course, how can you straighten it when you get three different property owners and nobody was notified? So the question right now is like this way or this way? Yeah, or how does the town view this trail? That's the big question. And who are the three property owners? Pam and Hugh Dow, the new owners, which I don't know their name because this lot is just so. Marilyn Cameron, which is up here and Nikki Rochaloo, which is her daughter, which isn't here. So the lot that Yeah. Okay. So our law is here. But Maryland is and so there's no clear delineation. No. And the tax map does have it cut up pretty good. And that's tax map 51 that I was looking at. They do have it. And I was dealing with dawn from little things. We did the last math. Yes, some boundaries messed up out here, which I showed them all the documentation. The changes. No, that's back on the road. I'm thinking we're standing like Oh, I don't know. I was talking to him the other day because I get ankle because it goes point for two miles to the road out. That's what the towel records show. But which way does it go because Pam's email says straight. The NR and our show straight. My survey shows turns. And that's what used to go is up in turn, turn here and then go up and I'll get it measured to point for two where this ends up. Yeah. Is there still a trail when it goes? It's not as defined as that, but there is a trail that goes out. And what about in this trail go next to it? This is the snow. No, that goes the other direction. And that's back in 2010. I as a landowner never got any notification. It was happening. Like I didn't get a notification of today. So this is going down. The I believe it's Lester Lane. And again, that's some of the confusion because most of it introduced from the defense, but this mapping switch usually happens to be. Okay. And then it goes there have been discrepancies in the data and we have worked to improve these issues. The more time map has not been updated since 2003. And the alignment is shown with a curve on this map. On the map, we don't have. We've made an update the road centerline data in the meantime, and LT 15 is now shown as a relatively straight line for point four miles off the end of town highway 38. So they're saying there's another map. I don't know what they're saying. That's the confusion is what is this referencing in the only that we caught is because when this was for sale, we were looking at the real estate stuff and it shows a legal trail going straight. Well, first it showed that the tax map was all wrong because it showed that whole piece going with this property, which we were good on on that and got that change. Yeah, he was really helpful. Sure. Who did the tax map? Right. So I should get it in touch with him. We showed him all the documentation of what the boundaries look like. And he said, Yeah, you're right. And the things we've made, and he was going to change all of the government is messed up.  He wasn't to do with legal rights. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And that's the same with the tax. And Sherilyn has been clear that yeah, like to go back, but don't you contacted Don to ask him if he could quickly tell right. And he said that when he took 10 minutes and gone back to several deeds, and he says in his indication, it shows it going straight. But I've always known it to go this way. But that doesn't make it right. I just want to know where the town views it. I was saying this when my father in law who originally bought the land, and everything said, this all I guess unless anyone else has anything else to share with us or show us. Yeah, but like I said, we're gonna go back. No one's required to come back and you know, but if you want to come back and you have something here to hear the discussion, or if you have something, we may have a question or two, you're welcome. And like I said, over time, we know where we've always used it. But when you look at that map, it actually shows the legal trails be you know, like where exactly is it? It shows it's more and Brian's more exactly, but it's actually, you know, 100 feet off of it. And I think that's more convenience for my father in law who used to run tractors and it was just an easier way of going. You know, down at the right. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's all the math show it being right. This is Brian's in his line. Robert Dylan. All right, very good. Thank you.


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Hi, everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com, coming at you with Jaspy's high roller mystery crate, series two, random letter break number nine. We're going by their first letter of their first name. And if you go hit list, we're going to randomize the hit list names. Name on top, gets a spot in the next case. And the next mystery crate is the last mystery crate we have for now. There's all the details. You know this by now, high risk, high reward. Big thanks to this group right here for getting into the action. Steve Birch, Han, and Curtis. Steve Birch went big on the filler and won all five of the spots as well. So congrats to him. Good luck. There are the letters here. Let's do it. Let's roll it. Let's randomize names and letters one and a six, seven times. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh, and final time. After seven, we've got Curtis down to Curtis. One and a six, seven times four of the letters. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh, and final time. We've got letter J down to K. Now remember, we're just down to our last two cases. So trade at your own risk. All right, Curtis with letter J, I, Y, and F. C with W, C, O, G, V, P, B. And with the hit list spot you won from the previous break, N and A. Curtis with D, Steve Birch with M, Han with RS, Steve with T. Curtis last spot mojo K. Let's alphabetize by letter. And we're going to pause the video just for a moment. When we come back, we're going to see if there's any trades. Then we'll generate a number to select the crate, the mystery crate, and then we'll have the break. Stick around, we'll be right back. All right, welcome back, everybody. No deals were done, so that list right there remains the same. Now let's flip back over to the break schedule. If you click a couple of tabs over on the break schedule, that's always pinned in the chat. And you see Nightbot drop in the chat a lot. We've been keeping track of the crates here. So we're down to crate five and 10. So we're going to keep generating a number until we hit five or 10. 10. All right, here it is, the mystery crate. What mysteries do you hold in here, crate? Oh, mystery crate, oh, mystery crate. What secrets are inside you? Oh, mystery crate, oh, mystery crate. Let's see what's inside of you. There it is, mystery crate, crate within a crate, crate 10. Let's see what we got here. First one, some of them can be graded or not graded, just depends. The first one out of the gate is a Tops Now Miguel Cabrera, 36 out of 49. That's nice. Nice on-card auto there, letter M. Oh, I need to keep track of the hit list peeps, too. Cop your names to the right side of it. And that's for Steve Burch with the spot that you won in the filler. M, Miguel. Next up, graded card. Beckett Gray, 9, 5, 10. Basketball. Ooh, that is nice. Kauai Leonard, rookie Kauai Leonard, rookie inscriptions. It's a good time to get Kauai Leonard. They just added John Wall to the Clippers. He should be back healthy. Could be a big season for him. 9, 5, 10. So centering edges, corners of 9, 5. The surface is a 9. His autograph is a 10. Letter K, Kauai. That is going to be Curtis Erickson, last spot mojo. 70% of the time, last spot mojo hits 100% of the time. Two more here. We have, oh, this was on the sell sheet. He had a great start tonight. That's a one of one. Hats off. Shohei Otani, piece of the Angels logo on the hat and his autograph and a train whistle. Who has a letter S? That's Han with the RS combo. Let's, before I give you that train whistle, Han, let's take a look at the final line for Shohei Otani, who improves to 7 and 4, lowers his ERA to 268. He pitched 5 and 2 thirds. Only five hits, one walk, 11 strikeouts, no earn runs. Pretty nice stuff. There you go, and Han, show time. All aboard, the big hit express. Woo-hoo. All right, and is this the last one? Yes, sometimes there could be four or five in some crates. This one has four. And the final one is Tom Brady, 2020 Panini prism, no huddle, blue prism, PSA 10. That is nice. 37 out of 79. PSA 10, of course, makes a huge difference as well. T for Tom, Steve, has T. Won that spot in the filler as well. So great return on that spot. So unfortunately, there are going to be some hitless peeps here, so let's grab your names. Final dice roll of this break is for the hitless spot. So you're going to win a spot in the next crate, which is the last crate, crate 10, which is on jaspyscasegrace.com right now. Let's roll it, randomize it. Four and a three, seven times. Name on top after seven. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh, and final time. After seven, Steve Birch, with the spot that you won in the filler, you're in the next break. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. And I'll see you next time for our last mystery crate. Bye-bye.


Thank you for the invitation to speak in the meeting. I received a particular letter from Tony and my Kim, so I want to thank them for the invitation. So I'm going to talk to you about the work that we're doing in the lab regarding HIF inhibition. And I modify, as you can see, the title. It's not called HIF Biology, but it is called HIF Target in the case of Rinalsel Carcinoma. The latest data from the TCGA that we're all aware about point to three broad categories of molecules that they are deregulated in the case of Rinalsel Carcinoma and they can be potentially targeted. So chromatin modulators is a very new and expanding space. And chromatin modulators are enzymes that they are losing their activity in the case of Rinalsel Carcinoma. So we're waiting for identification of critical targets downstream that are regulated in order to inhibit them. MTOR has been tried already in the clinic. It has some significant success, modest success, most probably not related to the inhibition of HIF. So what we have been focusing for a while in the lab is an effort to inhibit HIF in Rinalsel Carcinoma. The deletion of VHL, as we all are aware about, the deletion of VHL leads to a constitutive increase in HIF expression. And I would like to make few points here is that independently of the downstream modifiers of the chromatin or other secondary mutations that they're required for the development of Rinalsel Carcinoma, one of the background effects is the deletion of VHL in about 90% of the cases of RCC. Moreover, there are very intense preclinical data, and clear data that they say that if we reintroduce VHL or if we inhibit HIF in cells that are missing VHL, we're leading to tumor suppression. And again, this is preclinical data. One more caveat here before I present you the data about the HIF inhibitors that we have is that there are two paralogs of HIF, two family members of HIF, as you know, HIF1 alpha and HIF2 alpha. There are data that they're accumulating now for the last 10 years that they think they're quite compelling that HIF2 alpha is the oncogenic driver. There is evidence that the HIF1 alpha is a tumor suppressor, or if it is not a tumor suppressor, at least plays a secondary role in the case of development of Rinalsel Carcinoma. So I think that HIF2 alpha is a validated target, as we all know. And the last point I would like to make is that we heard so many of these meetings about inhibitors that they are in the clinic right now, but what they do is that they inhibit downstream targets of HIF. So we talk about the JF inhibition, PDGF inhibition, FGF inhibition, kind of a one-by-one inhibition of downstream targets of HIF. I will submit to you that when I hear the talks about potential resistance in treatment of Rinalsel Carcinoma to these inhibitors, the first thing that comes to my mind is that HIF has approximately 60 downstream targets. So inhibiting two or three or four of them leads me with approximately 57 reasons to tell you why these tumors develop resistance in the receptor tyrosine kinase that we currently hit. So an adventurous approach that we took for years in the lab was to go and directly attempt to inhibit HIF2 alpha. I'm not going to present data at presenting the previous meetings in which I show that we did develop small molecule inhibitors. We have done this by a cell-based screen. What we know about these inhibitors is that they can inhibit the HIF expression in every Rinalsel Carcinoma cell line, which is VHL negative. We know that they can inhibit HIF expression in every cell line that has been induced to hypoxia with very few exceptions. And we know a lot about the mechanism of action. And the mechanism of action is what they do. These inhibitors, like this is the red dot of the inhibitor, is that they inhibit HIF translation. This is a nem-tor independent translation of HIF. It occurs from an internal ribosomal entry site of the 5-UTR mRNA of HIF. And the way that they inhibit it is by precipitating on the mRNA of HIF, this protein which is called IRP1, iron-regulatory protein. One has been named this way because it has been identified initially through regulation of iron. And this IRP1 binds to the mRNA of HIF and inhibits the translation. So a VHL negative cell line, a VHL negative tumor, will have decreased availability of the HIF to alpha protein when it's treated with these inhibitors in principle because they inhibit the translation of HIF. What I'm going to present, you would like to present right now, is that unpublished data from our laboratory that has been quite gratifying and give us an enthusiasm about these inhibitors because what it says is that they do work in vivo. And the way we try them is that we didn't try them in the classic xenographed tumor model in the mouse because they have limited bioavailability and therefore they need the appropriate modification, but we went in an animal model that actually mimics VHL disease and this is a zebrafish animal model, this is a fish. I know this kind of a we are in a so clinical meeting to present the fish, but the fish has many actually phenotypes of the VHL disease. So this is a VHL negative fish and it develops increased angiogenesis. It develops erythrocytosis. It develops an increased size of the liver and the kidney, not frank kidney cancer. And also it has cardiomegaly and edema and it has a life, a short life span because this fish dies, the embryo of this fish dies approximately at 10 days due to all these physiologic changes. I put here the human cartoon because many of these features that I talked to you about the fish, they're actually encountered in the patients that they have VHL disease. So we tried, we took this fish and the other way to make it to mimic the VHL disease is to treat it with a chemical. This chemical is called DMOG. That poisons the prolihydroxylases that they deregulate here. So if we treat a wild type fish with this inhibitor, the DMOG, we make it appear if it has VHL. And we stain it here with a stain that stains red cells and therefore by staining red cells we can actually quantify the erythrocytosis and we can quantify also the development of the vessels. So we can train a computer algorithm to look at these dots into the fish, objectively quantify the intensity and then we can treat the fish with the HIF2-alpha inhibitor and so that we can significantly decrease the effect of HIF in erythrocytosis and in vascular development. We can do the same thing exactly with a VHL negative fish without treating with inhibitor. Here is the VHL negative fish, this is the VHL fish that's positive. You can see that the redness is more intense. This is exactly because they develop blood vessels and because they also develop erythrocytosis. Again, we can treat with inhibitor and we have a significant reduction of the staining which is the combined effect on the erythrocytosis and the vascular development. We can deconvolute this effect into an effect on the blood vessels or in an effect into the red cells and we deconvolute it this way, we cross this fish with another fish that has green vessels. It has been engineered genetically so that it has green vessels and what we see is that the VHL negative fish now we can mark the vessels, develops tumor lesions, antigenic lesions in the brain, in the retina and in the body. So we see the proliferation of the very intense vascular proliferation that we see with the loss of VHL in the tumors or with the antigenic lesions in the VHL patients and again when we treat with a drug we reduce the intensity of this vascular proliferation and we reduce the size of the tumors. Finally, we can bleed the fish and we can count the erythrocytes and we can count actually the mature forms and the immature forms of the erythrocytes what we can show is that by applying this HIF inhibitor we promote the maturation of the erythrocytes and we promote the maturation because it's a characteristic of the HIF expression that induces an immaturity in the blood cell development. So this combined effect on the muscularity on all the HIF targets that we looked translate into physiological changes in this fish. The VHL negative fish has a decreased cardiac contractility and when we treat with an inhibitor we actually improve the cardiac contractility and finally we do improve the overall survival of the fish that died significantly later when we treat them with HIF to alpha inhibitors. So I'm showing you this data to tell you that this is the first evidence that we have that we can actually treat with a pharmacologic HIF to alpha inhibitor an animal model that mimics the VHL disease and potentially mimics aspects of the human renal cell carcinoma and that we can actually improve this phenotype of the VHL disease. This is not, this is only a lead compound we are doing chemical synthesis of this compound right now, modifications and I can tell you that the first modified derivatives of this compound have a higher efficiency without having any toxicity. This study is well controlled, other drugs that they inhibit HIF on alpha they don't induce these effects and actually when we use chemical compounds that they're modified so that in the tissue culture do not inhibit HIF to alpha we do not see this amelioration in the effect in the fish. So I'm moving to the second target. This is one way that we think that it's possible to directly target the HIF. I'm moving the rest of the time in the second target and the second target is actually became clear to us when we started the effects of hypoxia and HIF on the metabolism. And there is a dramatic reprogramming of the tumor metabolism by HIF. So the normal cell that you can see here depends on glucose for very significant self-actions. The cell takes glucose, Amato presented some of this pathway through the glute one, takes it into the mitochondria, uses glucose as a fuel in this mitochondrial grinder and produces molecules that they are necessary for the cell to produce biomass, to increase the fatty acids, the DNA and the amino acids. And this combination gives the cell the ability to increase the mass and to divide. In the same time it produces energy. So when we expose cells to hypoxia, we see what has been well known to us as a Warbrook phenomenon. So the hypoxic cells do not put glucose into the mitochondria, but instead they shovel it over to the lactate, they divert the glucose. And therefore at the first glance, the question pops, how does a cell now that they cannot use the glucose as a fuel produces the nutrients to increase its mass, how does it produce its biomass and the same time how to produce the energy. So we visited this question and we visited as you understand very well because the VHL negative cells have a fixed phenotype in hypoxia because they expressed here. We were doing that with specific metabolic tracers. We can trace, we can label glucose, we can label other nutrients, we can label glutamine, we can put in the cell culture that we can crack the cell open and trace the pathway through which glucose or other nutrients enter what is called here the central carbon metabolism. So to make the story short, what we have shown is that the VHL negative cells, so the renal cell carcinoma cells have a very impressive phenotype. Instead of using glucose to create this biomass, they're using glutamine. And they're using glutamine through two pathways. One of them is that they enter glutamine to the crab cycle that we all remember from medical school and it goes through the oxidative pathway, but they also are using glutamine in a reverse way. It's the first time actually that we describe this in a mammalian cell system. It has been known and described in bacteria, but glutamine can go through this pathway that's called reductive carboxylation and then it's been used as a fuel for the biomass production. Why this happening? The hypoxic cells actually in here transactivate all these enzymes. One of them is PDK1 and PDK1 blocks the entrance of glucose into the cells. This is a fixed defect that the VHL negative cell has and therefore presents a potential opportunity to use it for therapy. This is not a subtle phenomenon. In blue you see the contribution of glucose and in red the contribution of glutamine into the biomass production inormoxane hypoxia. Every cell line that we test inormoxane hypoxia behaves this way and all the renal cell carcinoma cell lines behave this way. We went to show that this depends on HIF and that the HIF expression, the HIF12 expression specifically is necessary and it's efficient for the induction of this phenomenon. We went further into analyzing the mechanism and I'm not gonna spend a lot of time for the because of the time limitations but I think we understand why this is happening. This is happening because the metabolism of the cell has a plasticity. If you take the glucose, you block the entrance to the mitochondria, you throw it into the lactate, you create a deficiency inside the mitochondria and the deficiency that drives this reaction is citrate. So if you don't feed it, the citrate levels drop and because the citrate levels drop, they turn the reaction the other way from glutamine and they create this reductive carboxylation. This is not an in vitro only phenomenon. It happens only in vivo. We put human tumors in mice, we label the mice with glucose and with glutamine and we show that the renal cell carcinoma quickly take the glutamine out of the blood and they use it to feed the vessels and other amino acids. So it's not a surprise that DCDA data that they came actually very recently into publication show a significant deregulation of the glycolytic pathway and the pathway of the mitochondrial enzymes. I have two more slides. We can block this pathway in principle and this is the reasonable thing to do. Glutamine utilize an enzyme to go from glutamine to glutamate which is a necessary step to enter the mitochondria and perform this feed in the fueling of the mass and if we block this enzyme with a glutaminase inhibitor and there are several of them available pharmaceutically, we can show that the VHL deficient cells preferentially are killed over the cells or they express their VHL positive exactly because they have this fixed defect that does not allow them to replace the shortage of glutamine with glucose. It works in vivo, so if you inject mice with renal cell carcinoma, you can actually lead to tumor suppression by treating the cells with glutaminase inhibitor. This data with inhibitors that they're kind of in a quote, quote dirty, but there are clinical grade inhibitors that actually they're approaching the market right now and we are partnering with a pharmaceutical company to try some of these clinical grade inhibitors. So I present you two potential targets, one HIF to alpha itself and the other one, the glutaminase which is the consequence of the metabolic deregulation of the cell by HIF. These are the persons that they're working in my lab and these are many of my collaborators that they help with the studies. Paolo Gamero, let the metabolic studies Anna Metello is leading the HIF to inhibitor studies in the fish that I show you and I thank you very much for your attention.


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Yo, you too Team keep it clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and in this video We hear to talk about the game that y'all watched. I only got for this game I literally only got to see the very very beginning and the very very end But those ended up being the the most crucial moments of the game Of course, you got everything in between and I almost felt like one of those one of those ESPN guys Who who gets on here and they just That's what that's the only thing that they watch they watch beginning to end and they look at the box score And they're like, all right. Well, let me tell you about the game. Well, I'm not really here to do that I'm here to talk about what I saw from the pieces that I saw and really this this stream right now It's going to be about the comments section Because you guys can feel me in on everything that I missed so Let me tell you and I appreciate y'all I like I did mention it because I know still some people today like whoa no stream What's going on man? Where's the stream and I told people I told people didn't I didn't I say no stream I said it but Some people they that's what happened when you don't watch the video You don't get updated on the newest and in the news and all that but anyway, we're here. I just Man, all right, so the very beginning from what I saw in this game Ravens had the ball first and oh, I Said G-Roy, you are making some you made slow progress better than no progress Slow progress is better than no progress and the reason I say that is because I saw on the very first drive of the game And I couldn't believe my eyes were like what I and I didn't even have on my glasses So I couldn't clean my glasses because that wasn't it my eyes saw that the Ravens actually Ran a screen to a to a player that was not a wide receiver was not a tight They actually ran a screen to somebody close to a running back not to a running back but to somebody close to a running back and I was like wow the one to Patrick record now didn't work Now I think it was a bad pass by Tyler Huntley, but so the same old stuff But anyway, I was just like wow I Couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it, but I was like again slow slow progress is better than no progress and Shortly after that that was when he said oh ran a screen that actually had blockers. Yes Yes Everything was set up well, but I don't remember if it was pressure that got to Snoop or if it was he just made a bad pat I forgot what it was that happened to where it ended up being in completion But anyway, we're getting there. We're getting there We we make it in progress and we headed in the right direction Because I told y'all twice that I felt like in this game If and I it with with Tyler Huntley starting it was okay. It was kind of different It was different because you can like Tyler Huntley is not Lamar Jackson Even though they look alike they sounded like their mannerisms are like a lot of things that they do all are similar but Tyler Huntley is not Lamar Jackson and So with G-Roy I Told y'all that I felt like if the Ravens lost this game and the offense did a terrible job Then I felt like G-Roy could be fired But since he had Tyler Huntley in there instead of Lamar Jackson Then that keeps him that kept it that would keep him safe Even if the Ravens offense didn't do good Even if they would have lost this game that would keep him safe because it's not the starter So when you don't have the starter there expectations are lowered now Even though Tyler Huntley isn't the starter That offensive what I when I started watching the end of the game It said that the Ravens offensive line gave up five sacks appreciate that Kevin He said wink has to go. There's no reason to keep him here. Okay, so I saw somebody early in the comments section Say we almost lost because of the cover zero is that is that that true? Is it it was it that bad? Because again, I told y'all only saw the very beginning and the very end and then I started watching a couple highlights a little bit ago but I did see on On the uh, oh, oh the Hoffman said that is not true Hamster wink. Wow now relax. Okay, so okay. Okay. All right. Okay. See hey, this did this This is why this is why I love y'all y'all y'all clear stuff up Oh, oh, yeah six six sacks they gave up. I thought it was five so it was six. All right, so Um, what does anybody real quick before we say it? Because I saw it at the very beginning of the game when Ravens were on defense And then I saw it at the end of no not the end of the game. Yeah, I think at the end of the game Does anybody in here remember what I said about Chris Westry? There isn't does anybody remember before I say it. I'm gonna see if anybody remembers Hey glad to see you too. Does anybody remember 4th and 11 and we came to safety zones make no sense Does anybody remember what I said about Chris Westry? Oh, it should give them the easiest touchdown yikes Leave Roman and wink and shut oh my goodness All right, exactly. Thank you. Hey freaky black appreciate it. That's exactly exactly see Marcus Barnes remembers too That's exactly it James said that's very true a double move beat the coverage. No safety help over the top Oh, they ain't had no safety help. I wish I would have saw it. Anyway, um, what I said about Chris Westry Is that without fail it never fails every single game? He gives up at least one big play. He'll make a big play too now, but he always gives up at least one big play every every game every game It never fails ever um, so the fact that y'all are saying that um That Chris Westry gave one up is that's not a shocker to me at all Fields was dotting us up until he was out. Oh yikes Westry kept an eye on the backfield that he got burnt big yikes Uh There is like three verticals on that play though not enough safety. It's Westry. Just the ah man out Why was he faking a double move on fourth and 11? Engraving don't I don't blame Westry. I blame the play call So from from what I'm gathering from what everybody is saying it sounds like um Sound like cover if it was no safety up top And it was man Then that sounds like that whole cover zero that they got whooped by last week But they were like, you know what if we can't beat it then we're gonna join it even though they've been doing it for a long time Um, so yeah, that that's what it sounds like it is to me man I appreciate that can he said Ravens up 97 with a minute left Fourth and 11 and wing sent the house and Westry got caught with a double move for a touchdown terrible. Oh, that's what it was Who yikes Oh, you know what? I I ain't even trying to have all this confusion. Let me see it for myself. You said oh with two minutes left One second. So let me um, let me let me fast forward this thing, man Oh And there goes another play Oh, it they call that incomplete though. I'm looking at this play Uh, we're in the fourth quarter Third and one where Westry just got beat it looked like it could be offensive pass interference, but by number 11 So it looked like Westry might have just been getting dogged this game But let me look at the play that y'all talking about man. Oh, I think this is it. All right. Here we go. Oh, yeah Yeah, this is it. All right. I'm about to look at it right now All right, this is the fourth. Okay, fourth and 11. This is the play right here I I want to show it to y'all so fast. We go look together, but y'all remember Oh see Now that's Wow, okay, they usually show in it We even when you watch the highlights, they usually show a replay of it from a different angle So let let let me see it from a different angle We're going to get right back to everything in a second y'all. Oh, they didn't show it from a different angle All right, let me just look at it again. All right. Yeah That that looks like the dolphins right there. They had the dolphins did the same exact thing last week They had their cornerbacks backed up and and It looked like they had two cornerbacks and two safety But maybe it might have been three three cornerbacks one safety whatever it was They had their defensive backs backed up and then they just sent everybody and ravens right here Wow, they did the same thing And it's like see That's tough because when it when it works it works and you like oh man We ain't got a lot of heart because remember remember, um 2018 remember 2018 when In that game versus the browns. This is the season on the line is fourth and like Fourth and six I think or fourth and I forgot what it was fourth and something Wink that's why I first learned what cover zero was because y'all know I ain't no x o's kind of guy No, that's not me at all. It's still not me but that's when I first learned what cover zero is and It was fourth down game is on the line season is on the line and they wink sent him he sent everybody and Baker may feel through it cj mowley End up picking it off So again when it works. Hey, it works. It even when it works in crunch time But when it doesn't it does and see here's my thing. Oh, steven's messed up on that play Oh, it's fourth and 10. Okay. Appreciate that buyer. Oh, I know you was in the building but Play stuff. Oh, no, no, no my fault. Never mind. I was thinking of somebody else but plays like that see situations like that like That play right there. Um in 2018 Completely different situation than that one that I just watched and the reason let me tell you The big play is giving up on defense man. We can't keep giving those up It's literally every single game. It doesn't seem like we'll ever find an answer for that this year Glad to be seven and three though. Boom. All right.  So the fact that you're putting them on islands You're putting them on islands bad move. I don't like it at all. I don't like it Because you're not putting them in position to succeed This is something that we we complained about so much last year with Greg Roman It's like he wasn't using these guys to the best of their ability He just kept putting guys in bad positions and it didn't make any sense So then if wink turns around and does something like this again, you're season like See this this was supposed to in and we know Lamar Jackson is out But this game right here was supposed to this is the last And it wasn't an easy game knew it wasn't going to be easy game But this was the last this was the easiest game left on the schedule the easiest one Those decisions like that. Ooh, you you you can't do it. You can't do it my friend You you guys and again not saying. Oh, don't ever be aggressive. I'm not saying that But you got to realize what you're working with What you're working with is not what you had before it's not It's it's completely different like your roster has been decimated by injuries I got y'all said we also had the touchdown on the screen pass because no one wanted to tackle. Oh, yeah one One on wink went on tackling. I call. Yeah, I did see that too Well, uh, they threw the yeah, they threw the screen pass to the wide receiver Wide receiver catches it Makes a couple people miss and then the whole Brandon Stevens and was it Chris Westfield Marlon Humphrey? I forgot who he made those two dudes He made they tackled on that play. All right, they tackled each other though He made the Ravens tackle each other And that one that wasn't on wink That wasn't on wink at all. So yeah, I agree Um, nothing really came nothing nothing We don't have the personnel to run cover zero. I agree. We don't have a personnel to run it consistently one second Had to turn on the fan. It was getting a little hot man. Just a little bit though Appreciate that tray. He said these goofy bands fans won Greg Roman as a coach. Y'all can have him Oh, it was Chuck Clark. Okay. So it was Chuck Clark and Brandon Stevens because I was like, man Y'all are expecting our third stringers to play like our starters. No la la I don't want to say the the second thing because I don't know if that's a bad word in Spanish or not, but la That that's incorrect La said y'all are expecting our third stringers to play like our starters. No That's completely false We're expecting our coaches to realize that they have third stringers in the game and not put them in bad positions That's it Nobody's expecting chris westerie to be Marcus Peters. Nobody's expecting chris westerie to even be what jimmy smith was I can't say what he is now because I don't know what he is now because he never plays Well, we're not saying that we're just expecting that these guys That the ravens had anybody they got left because that's what that that's the way you got to put it now Anybody that they have left we just expecting the coaching staff to put them in the best possible position to succeed And doing stuff like that. That's nonsense, man That that's nonsense to me queen has been balling. Where's jimmy smith jimmy smith was out He was out. He's all the way out when I saw that inactive list Okay, the lemar jackson. Well, it wasn't a surprise Hollywood, obviously they talked about that yesterday But I saw it when I saw jimmy smith Anthony avian said whoa and brandy. Where you still I I was like wow. Okay. There we go Um low key tape on has been huge this year because I bet the secondary is being set on fire Every quarter if not for him. Yeah. Oh, I heard my my guy texted me. He told me bowser was having a day He said oh, he got a neck injury He said yeah, he said bowser was having a day today And I was like, okay, there you go. And then I saw somebody in the comment section little before we started the video They said bowser, uh He he's worth every single dollar that he asked for And I mean he didn't really get that much.  So Oh, he should have had three. Oh, oh, he was on fire. Okay I did see the game win in sec. I saw that one I saw that one Oh, it's lettuce. Okay. Hey, it's just didn't keep it clean So I done seen some names before where it's like, oh, yeah, I'm not I'm not saying that So I didn't want to take no risk So if it's lettuce, all right, cool. Appreciate you clearing that up I'm still not gonna say it because I got to look it up for myself to be 2,000 sure, but I um Yeah, man, I got you. I appreciate that breakdown though. My bad leave wink and syracan roman owned.  Um Oh, see my god just text me my god shout out to my god jt. He said these reporters are terrible I haven't even watched the press. Well, I don't usually watch the post game presses anyway Because we do our own post game presser But he said nobody asked the question in the post game presser the Ravens post game presser Western has Western was getting cooked all game when the game was on the line Why would you put him on an island? He hasn't played much this year and he has always given up plays I think that you mess around let them mess around and give me a media pass We asking all them hard questions man straight up man Not in no disrespectful way, but we asking all those questions man straight up. Okay. It is lettuce in spanish Hey, appreciate that Byron. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Antonio. You ain't lying about that one Jelly didn't do too bad in the middle. Got to rewatch it. Okay. That's good to hear queen good one minute Okay to next especially when it counts That's what you got to be as long as you ain't bad Although west street punched out oh punched out that one handed a snag by moody. Yeah on the sidelines I did see that one. I did see that one because again west street. He's good He's good for giving up a big play and making a big play too. That's just his game Luckily bowser didn't slam dulling on the last sec. Yeah, I did see I did hear tony romo talking about that And romeo was like, oh, that was a very smart play by bowser not slamming him because he could have got a penalty and kept the game going Appreciate that sick. He said if this team had the players we were expecting Long list. This is a super bowl team. No doubt, but to be seven and three. Wow. So proud of my guys. Yes Um, it is nice to see that the ravens are actually seven and three Uh, my blood pressure can't take this every week.  Hold up. It's next week Sunday night football. Let me check the schedule real quick I want to say it's next week, but I don't know for sure man Because I told y'all with uh with the raven schedule. I I don't remember the games More than a week out I don't remember more than a week out man. Um, let me double check though. Okay, my god, chris say, yep Are you going to oh? Oh, and it's at the crib. Oh Sunday night. Oh, okay Nice Oh, that should that should be fun That should be fun. We got some games coming. Uh, oh all late. Well two late games in the road. I like that Hollywood bounce back game because it's primetime Okay, and then we got oh, yeah, oh, yeah browns This is a big game for the browns because the browns go to that by week after that Then they get the didn't they get to relax and chill Take it easy for a week and then when they come back to get ravens again So it's like man. That's that's that's crazy, man Browns twice dealers twice and packers and rams and bingles.  Whoever they call out Some fans are like, oh man, you guys are fake fans man You see we're seven and three or we're six and three or five and two whatever the schedule was When these fans said these such things But the thing about that is Fans aren't they weren't saying this stuff just because of one game. Well, they're there You know, there's some fans that say that the one game But a lot of the fans the the realistic fans they weren't saying it just because of one game They're saying it because they see patterns. They see patterns every single game to where it's like, hey We we've been getting away with it for a little bit against these against some bad teams too And we've been skating by by that much Against better teams that stuff ain't gonna fly man. That stuff is not gonna fly That's why I don't get mad at people when they say, oh fire this guy fire that guy I know they're speaking out of frustration But based off of stuff that they've been seeing throughout the entire season whether the ravens win or lose That's all that it is they they keep singing patterns over and over and over and over again Win or lose they call what they see And they see what they call So they just hoping that a We don't want to see that stuff Down the road again. This this the all these last games all tough games all against tough opponents all of One of them already beat you this year one of them already whooped you this year at your crib And you got to play them again So that that that they don't have any fear of the ravens they ain't scared of the ravens So when when you do silly stuff When you make silly calls and it's not all on the cause a lot is execution too But when y'all do the silly stuff The teams they can remember that all them silly ravens. They call that in this situation Let's run it back So right it's gonna take some big time adjustments, man Big time. Oh, I like that. He said engraving got the professor X I get it. Yeah, I'm the black professor X man. I like that one. See Ain't nobody say that I I don't heard the mr. Clean, which I like that one somebody said, um We got milk dud. That's one Um, no, I'm surprised nobody said mr. Bill No, is that his name?  I remember last time I cut my head this low Somebody said little bill so that that's another one. Um, but yeah, man. Don't blame players anymore. It's coaching No, it's on both. It's on both but it's It's start to me it starts with coaching And everything depends on whichever play you're talking about.  Oh, you talking about Hobbes What you talking about You talking about you must be talking about how Anthony Avery was apparently hurt. I didn't know about it I did I miss something as far as Anthony Avery injury? Because I don't remember I don't recall hearing that he was hurt and practicing anything like that So someone say Luke Cage Hey, to be respectful you almost had the Michael Jordan Hey, appreciate you man. Lando. Thank you. Don't understand why we run on third and five to kick a field go instead of trying to get the first Fy giro get roman out So done with you, man This dude changed the initials of greg roman's name to get roman out boy. Y'all be on something else, man Um pass protection means everything. Yes. Yes. Yes. Oh, it happened on Wednesday to Anthony Avery thing Okay, I appreciate that. I just didn't know that or I didn't remember playoff win 100 save roman Oh, Avery got a thigh injury Stu it's tuesday stuey and griffin You are dumb, man You Adam you out of your mind if you think Hobbes should be fired though I think the coordinators are on the hot seats though. Okay, then Lee. Okay, then leave Hobbes wink and giro at the See 2k, he said you out of your mind if you think Hobbes should be fired though I think the coordinators are on the hot seat though um I can understand that but just something to think about and some we talked about last week um How how much can one team Um, vn waver is an issue. Oh, yeah, I did see one There was one second. He got be like multiple times on the same plate. Was it by Quinn? I forgot who it was by but anyway, um with hobo how We every year Well Every year a couple years.  Oh man, this guy's terrible. Oh, this offensive coordinator And you've been hearing that like every year every other year under hobo um But who's the one that's picking these guys Who's the one that's selecting these guys? And something that I hear a lot of Ravens say oh with hobo that he when he picks these offensive coordinators He picks guys that are no threat to him And when I first heard that I was like, oh whoa, wait That may actually have some truth to it because you never Even though it could be for the the greater of the team, but you never want to bring somebody on who could possibly take your spot Uh, but anyway, josh, hobo said lamar should prepare to throw the ball away occasionally It's hard because of what he can do But this game showed it again with this pass protection those negative plays sting also to avoid pointless hits Hmm Yeah, that's that's true I uh, I agree Graven looking like billy bacon. He said billy. Oh, yeah, he did had a little soup. I'm like I ain't watched all american yet this uh season. I got the episode recorded. We got it. We gotta watch him though, man Shout out to billy. Oh, man, billy, but he would always do this too when he'd be mad expensive You know billy bacon go He do just like that man, man. I love that show, man I love that show. Can't even lie that show doesn't have me crying a couple times on some different parts and stuff I love it. But anyway, um Uh I still say the bottom line is you'd have to be bumbling fool not to have a pretty good record with lamar on the team I'm glad hardball isn't a bottom level coach. Yes, but he's not a top one Better catch up in gray. I gots to man I gots to I gots to stay positive fan always always me too. It's relatable. Yeah, man. Yeah Sure. Oh, I'm sure it's more relatable for you, man. All right, brian. Appreciate it, man. I'll see you Olan didn't do that bad I don't know from what I saw. It looked ugly and and Tyler huntley today. He looked like lamar back there. He looked like lamar running for his life Now, uh, let's talk about the end of the game that went good. Um That then that's again. I told you I got to see the very beginning and the very end and boy, um there was the uh The third and two it was a third and two And tyler huntley snapped the ball and he tried to get it to devon duvenay But it looked like a miscommunication on or duvenay wasn't ready for the tyler The the past was bad or what but he threw the devon duvenay in completion. Oh, it's fourth and two. All right Here we go. But no flag on the play. It's a flag on the play Ref said, oh holding on I believe it was on via nuova. Whoever it was on don't even matter Holding all right. So that holding is a 10-yard penalty. It takes it from being fourth and two to it replay third down So now it's third and 12. It's like, okay. Ravens are backed up And me honestly I wasn't too mad at the call because I was like, all right So they got two chances instead of just one because yeah, fourth and two is a lot closer But third and 12 is and it's a weird way of thinking and it's probably not the smartest way of thinking Since you are backed up that much more And fourth and two is a lot not necessarily easier to get than third and 12 But I just felt like with third and 12 There's less pressure because you can pick up a chunk of yards and not have to get the first Fourth and two you have to get it. That's it. Like that's it So that that's just my way of thinking right there. But anyway The third or two. I mean the uh, oh on a three-step job Y'all be on it, man. We going for the nfc north sweep If so, you know, I'm rough. Oh, yeah, okay dg. Oh, that's that's gonna be a fun game, man Tyson's your request release. Oh my god, Tyson. Let me let me look at the box score I ain't looking at the box score today. Let's let's talk about this play first though Appreciate you bringing that up my friend. Um Oh my goodness. Oh What happened to the bills? This dude score five touchdowns They beat the bills 40 one of 15 Wasn't that the game the the the the the score for the bingles and the ravens? Oh my god, these dudes beat the bills 40 I I haven't been able to see any football today. So my apologies y'all that I'm late to this party I've not gotten to see anything today The vikings beat the burgers Oh Man Man, I'm I'm oh, man. I'm I miss all the luck. Let me take a minute to get caught up real quick, man. Oh my goodness So bingles playing the raiders. All right, go raiders All the oh no, the chief's game is right now. Okay. Okay. I thought I was like, oh 16 and 3. What a game All right, those are the games that all right. So colts beat the bills 41 15 All those lions why they came close man those lines.   Oh my goodness, man Oh, that's why I love football so much man. I love football man. Love it Dolphins beat the Jets. Okay eagles man eagles. Yeah, what y'all mad? Oh I don't care about that 40 man is jaguars Oh, oh Washington beat the paint. Oh, okay. They say all right cam new and you you think you better do something in your home coming Nope, not today Not today You know, that's that's uh, that ain't nothing but big brother Uh little brother type of thing. That's that Ron Rivera cam new. He like cam new and I know you I made you I know who you are know your weaknesses. I know your strengths I know everything about you and I'm gonna show you today So they took care of business man. Whoa, Henneke. Oh 16 for 22 three touchdowns. No picks Oh, man. I have much scary Terry caught. Oh, he caught one. Oh, he went from five for 103 Love football man love football man There's an amazing highlight of someone whooping tana hill on the interception I love football man. It is it is so Fun and you just never know I love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it And again, this is a reminder again There's no clear cut afc team There's no clear cut afc team. There is absolutely none And now you're looking at the NFC See that the packers lost to the Vikings now. I know it is a divisional game But still and do you look at the bucks? They lost to the watch it like Like my boy came to say any given Sunday. We won but we played bad again today. We are winning ugly. Hey Yes, you are a thousand percent right my friend and shout out to you appreciate you coming through. Um But me I would rather Now again, you do want stuff corrected especially as you head into these next games because if it don't get corrected stuff could get ugly quick Uh, but I would much rather than ugly win over a pretty lost any day of the week Any day of the week appreciate that lando why are both our coordinators stuck in their ways their play calls are so predictable Even fans know what we are calling if fans know then the other team does Oh, yeah, we definitely rooting for the uh, we rooting for the um The chargers tonight. So go chargers bolt up whatever they're saying is a beat the Steelers We would love that. Um The one screen today I saw was actually decent. It was it was but it was incomplete. So Yeah, so they getting there this win was definitely needed for Lamar Puts less pressure on him next week. No, it doesn't No, it doesn't Is it certainly doesn't what you mean? Like these dudes are They they seven and three Ravens are sitting at seven and three right now And they got the vision game Division game division get three division games in a row. You tell my less pressure on the morning Oh, no, it's plenty pressure still on the morning This game did not alleviate any pressure on the mar whatsoever It's still plenty of pressure on the ravens to just hold team because they they gots to win They gots to appreciate that Dwight. Thank you, man Uh, I I'm going to the Browns game. Oh, that should be fun. That should be a lot of fun Sammy didn't do too bad. I'm generally happy they ran the ball today If they would just do that when Lamar starting with Lamar in there sooner or later Roman destroys himself being cute um, and I think it's because One of the question from subscribers that we had Uh, this week was um, and it was one of the title questions for a video Do you think the ravens rely on Lamar too much? Are they too dependent? Are they overly dependent on Lamar Jackson to do it all? And it it happened so much to where You and you knew they were going to sort of simplify the game plan today with Tyler Huntley starting But you with Lamar, they just since they know what he can do. They know what he's capable of.  You don't have to try to use his crazy every single play So that's just something to think about me. Uh, this game might have taken pressure off the rest of the team as a confidence builder Oh, yeah I don't really think so Because yeah, you you you did need a win. I mean you you couldn't go on to with the bears and the dolphins, right? I mean, you could have you were close, but That would have been bad. Um But this like you you took care of business against a bad team So this was almost what you were supposed to do and yeah, it's nice when you take care of business when you're supposed to That's great. Especially would it be in a close game? There's a close game and Ravens in the close games this year the down to the wire They've done pretty good. I think that um they uh The only down to the wire game that they lost this year was against the Raiders Raiders was an overtime game. They lost they got whooped by the bangles. That wasn't down to the wire They got whooped by the dolphins. That wasn't down to the wire. So yeah Ravens and down to the wire games this year. They've been on it man They've been on it So that's been a beautiful thing So I shout out to them So in in that aspect this does let them know again. Hey, we can win some super close games We can do it So Shout out to them. Um With one more thing Oh back to the play that we was originally talking about before we even started looking at the uh the schedule um Oh the play with sammy walkins. Okay, so it was third and two holding call third and 12. All right, so Like all game and especially from the highlights from what I saw uh tyler hudley Pressure pressure like crazy. So this dude he is taking off Running as fast as he can. So then I when I see him throw it I see him throw the football and I'm like, oh, um Oh boy. Oh, okay. He he's just throwing it away He's just throwing he's just throwing the ball away. I'm like, all right. Cool. It is what it is Then I see sammy walkins I said let's go man And sammy walkins came and clutched that down. I was like, oh man Bears were looking like ravens on defense on that play busted coverage Sammy walkins was wide open wide open They probably ended up blitz in the corner that was supposed to be covering him I don't know what happened, but busted coverage. I'll take it and tyler huntley So it really it really looked like a throwaway to me when it was live And then can't say they left sammy wide open But sammy knew he was about to get hit so glad he held on to it and bateman is oh, yeah the pi Yes, that pi and that was a good call too. It wasn't even no funny business If tyson played today and was a lead back you look like the first couple weeks minus fumbles We probably had 14 more points today Tyler Wallace was wide open on that plate. Really? Okay. So definitely like uh, like the ravens then That's what I meant to check the box score Because I know my guy, uh d3 said tyson should ask for his release. Let's see what my guy tyson did today Oh, okay. I don't see him on a stat sheet at all Yep, I don't see him on anything. No runs. No catches. Okay All right, so nothing. All right Um Because I couldn't faze Okay, I really I thought bateman was gonna have more. I thought he was gonna have like at least like 70 yards But that's okay. That's okay Boyle missed that one pass bateman has the magic pi ability I I did see that uh that that boil pass to me. It looked like it was a little bit high looked like it was a little bit high And I mean, it's his first game started first game started He played in the bills game. He didn't start he played in the jaguars game. He didn't start I think he even played in a giant's game last year. He didn't start. This was his first game started So I don't and nobody nobody should have expected him to be perfect this game Nobody should have expected this guy. Oh, yeah, you're gonna go for like five six touchdowns No, um, but so that I when when some of them passes sailed Um, I I wasn't surprised but if it ain't to angus, it ain't heaven We overpaid angus and Humphrey No, I disagree with that Humphrey is struggling this year For sure. No doubt about it at all Humphrey has been struggling big time this year But if you look What's up Deron if you look at Humphrey and his track record and you even look at him last year With with just the way that he would take he could take a receiver out the game minus the chief's game But how he could take a receiver out the game all the turnovers he was forcing were knocking the ball out He's not a big interception guy. That's not his thing But his thing is making sure that you don't catch the ball And yeah, while he does struggle with the deep ball Humphrey's great last year And even years prior to that he's phenomenal cornerback did his thing played inside and outside So malin Humphrey's value was crazy So he deserved the money. He definitely deserved to get paid But this year he's just been bad. He's been struggling. He's been struggling this year Not that he's been bad. He's just been struggling. This hasn't been a good year for him Uh, but he also lost something somebody that helped him out Oh Evan Marcus Peters on the other side helps it helps you out a whole lot um, so John said we should have lost fields had many bad passes to receivers that were wide open and could have went for touch Humphrey's lacking last two years Yeah, exactly can I agree. He says struggling doesn't indicate that you're bad. That's true I don't know how anyone can complain about and oh can complain about andrews I'd be so mad if they took away lamar's favorite target Also, he stepped up for Tyler today, especially that first catch where he went up for it Was that the one hand catch or was it a different? Serious question. Who makes it to the Superbowl to AMC because I have no idea right now. I don't think anybody does I don't think anybody does um, so it's That is it's wide open. Humphrey chemistry without Peters is horrible. Yeah He missed the Marcus Peters big time. Appreciate that kwan. Western played well to me The fourth downplay was all wings pride Western force force straight in completion before the fourth down Let your pass rushers rush. Let your pass rush rush Oh, he really did. Oh, okay. He did that bring Chris more back. No, it's okay. He did this thing He let let let him do his thing one hand and he timed it so perfectly and we needed that badly. Oh, okay Okay Yeah, exactly tired.  He's not a bad player And uh, like I've seen some people say they should get rid of him Anyway, um, we should have kept Matthew Jude on no They they shouldn't have and I've been seeing a lot of people say that because he's over there balling in new england He's he's doing this thing got 10 and a half sacks right now through 11 games, whatever it is Love that he's doing this thing over there If they kept Matthew Jude on he would not do that over here because wink doesn't use him the way the Patriots use him You wouldn't do that over here We saw what he did over here He did what he did over here He was not doing that here The he wasn't nobody's doing that here Nobody's going off for a bunch of sacks with the Ravens. That's just that's not their defense So yeah, yeah, they they could have kept Matt Jude on. All right, cool. You keep Matt Jude on He's not and he was not a bad player at all. He wasn't but this scheme Doesn't produce a bunch of sacks like that. That's not their thing so I think um the uh with with with wink scheme His scheme is to is is not to produce a bunch of sacks Not even a bunch of picks But his scheme is to just hope that you don't score Keep your your points low So, uh, yeah, so he wouldn't be doing that over here If you had a groin injury you were dealing with and will rush back you would struggle too Who that about self taught do you think Alejandro was struggling big time? Well, yeah, he's been up and down the scheme is about attacking attack the quarterback But there you go Jude on his fine ways that these he don't scheme in the sacks, right Wink scheme is not favorable for pure past rushes. Oh, that's that is such a great way to put that Well said like perfectly said What's up with bishadi? I've been seeing you put bishadi all all stream man A bunch of pressures. There we go Wallace fell to down the punt on the one then he downed it at like the 15 when it was gonna roll a long way I don't know if anyone else noticed, but I got so mad. Yeah, one of my guys texted me on that And he was yeah, he was upset people act like coach is not replaceable I agree I I do agree. Well, I ain't saying oh fire this guy fight that guy, but When when the conversation is brought up about For firing a coach or moving on from a coach Whatever coach it may be Yeah, I just I don't get that when people are like, oh, but who you gonna replace him with Who's gonna be better than him? You don't know until that person is given an opportunity You don't know even if it's somebody who got this great track record It does not mean just because they got this great track record that they're gonna come here and and continue that Sometimes players and coaches don't mesh sometimes Teams and coaches don't mesh. It's nothing is a given So it is what it is man He said put wink on the old line I always use your line when people say name who's better I say your words exactly If you were jumping up and down for john hop on 2008, then you can ask me that It's true with john hop on there's a special teams coach Like who who's getting high? Oh, we got a special teams coach. Let's go Ravens are going to the super bowl Who's on that who was seriously on that and not just as a raven fan saying that because your shades are this super dark 10 of purple and who is who's saying that for real this oh this guy who's never been a head coach before great super bowl time Let's get it We're going we're gonna go to the afc championship game the first year you watch your butt and see buddy Ain't nobody on that and there was nothing wrong with nobody being on that because john hop all hadn't proven anything He had been a defensive back coach and a special teams coach It's like, oh, uh, was he offensive going in? No, was he defensive? No But he came in and they had success Ravens gave him a shot And he took that shot and he ran with it literally ran with So it's all about opportunity man. That's it That's it Super brother said he has ran his course. All right, man. I'm about to get over here then What's going on at center? Every time we're in shotgun or pistol the bar just floats or is low seen in a lot again today time for a new center It's too late now.  I was just talking to my guy about this a couple days ago And I didn't since I didn't really get to watch this game I didn't get to see it But he was telling me that even before the dolphins game because bradley boson He was snapping the ball all over the place in the dolphins game But he told me that he's been seeing it even before the dolphins game And I was like I haven't been noticing it But in the dolphin game we saw but I hadn't been noticing it before then But I made was he doing it again today? Old line needs to be better. Oh, yeah, we've been saying that all year. Can we get wave fillers for dc? That's low key a big issue land though not much discussed But it's definitely there and worrisome This is why I wanted cori Lindsey Houston on his way to 130 sacks. Oh, shout out to him. How worried are you about our division? Oh, extremely worried about our vision extremely extremely so anyway, y'all um I appreciate y'all I love y'all. Thank you for coming through to this stream. Sorry. We we couldn't stream the game today But it's all good next week. We will we will be there Passwords hasn't been scary since terrell suds and doomville opposite on opposite sides of the line. That's true. That's true um So anyway, appreciate y'all. Thank you all again for always coming through on short notice And making this a lot of fun. Um I don't even know what else to say, but I love y'all. Uh shout out to the ravens for um Shout out to the raven for winning today. Uh, they didn't have their starting quarterback starting receiver Starting They did get patrick mccurry back, but the offensive line. They looked the same So maybe he just got to get into more of a groove get into more of a rhythm Uh, so now they have their sunday night football game coming up Um, appreciate that land. All right. Little's and airy wouldn't be themselves if wink was their coach. Ooh Well, so good thing they the good thing they got in before them. Um, but that's something to think about right there but I don't know because wink one thing that wink hasn't had is a uh A true free safety Well, wait a minute. No, yeah I'm not in widow. Um, eric widow. Never mind. I take that back. Hold up Yeah, he had eric widow because wink has been our defensive coordinator. Is this here for No, no, no 2019 was year What was 2019 Was what wasn't wink our defensive coordinator in 2018? Yeah. Yeah. I'm pretty sure he was He was all called offensive court. I mean our defensive coordinator in 2018 Because yeah, it was him that called the cover zero But in 2017 when when did let me see when did he start? Hold up. Hold up. Wait a minute Let me let me let me stop this real quick I was getting ready to end the stream. We're still getting ready to end it When when did he start? When did wink start? I know wink was there in 2019 for sure But who was it? Who was it in 2018? Oh Was it in? Oh, wait a minute. Was it in 2018? Was it in 2018? 2018 was wink's first year as defensive coordinator See, I'm I'm confused now. Okay. So it was peas in 2018 because I The only reason I remember that wink was there for sure in 2019 was because I expected both him and giro to be gone I expected both of them to be gone I expected both of them to become head coaches based off of the year that the ravens had had And I was surprised when neither one of the two Ended up getting it. All right. So, okay. So his first. Oh, yeah Yeah, Earl Thomas. I forgot completely about Earl Thomas appreciate y'all. Um Man, I completely forgot about Earl Thomas, but Oh, yeah Skategold Earl Thomas anyway All right for real. We getting off for real now. I love y'all peas retired after 2017 and then wink took over Wink started the Mars rookie year Okay, I got I got to look it up, man I got I got to look it up Um, let me see ravens defensive coordinator in 2018 defensive coordinator Don Martindale All right, there we go. So there was him in 2018. Now. Let me look it up 2017 Defensive coordinator Dean peas. All right. So there we go. So 2017 Dean peas 2018 that's when wink started. All right, so Oh Prevent you to win peas See again, I with uh, it's sad because it seems like he's starting to get some of those same traits But even though that they went in though, but my thing with my thing with uh With Dean peas my biggest frustration with him was that I felt like he was situationally bad He wasn't a bad defensive coordinator overall, but when it came to the situation is that the situations were bad and um That was just a frustrating part with that But anyway, love y'all appreciate it. Um, thank you for coming through Again, we we are back to our regularly scheduled program Uh next week because again the past two games we have not been able to live stream them Obviously today and then last week for the dolphins game We didn't get to live stream either one of the two, but next week next Sunday night We are back. Love y'all team keep it clean. Appreciate y'all shout out to the patrons Uh, I have gotten y'all messages. Uh and shout out to just everybody. 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