Thank you for checking out this no spoilers movie review. So let me get two things out of the way two apologies up front One I apologize if you end up hearing some people mowing the lawn in the background Hopefully that doesn't get picked up But this is what happens when you live in a townhouse and you're making videos The other thing is I'm gonna try to get my energy level to where I usually am But I have to apologize. It might not be there I'm kind of battling something at the moment and my voice may also sound kind of different because of that But let's move ahead and see how well I can do things reviewing humanoids from the deep which is a 1980 film done by Roger Corman production company directed by Barbara Peters and when I'm revealing this it is currently it is streaming on the shutter horror streaming service So first of all something for people to know if you haven't seen this movie and you're watching this review It is a Roger Corman production now if you're not familiar with Roger Corman He does a lot of kind of like low budget not really like good movies But there's inspiration to him and they made enough money. I mean, he's like 94 right now and he's still making movies like this I think one of the ones that was more recent ish That actually caused some waves that people were into but was like a bad movie But like fun bad was shark to puss So he's still doing it. He's still making these things happen and humanoids from the deep when you watch it I mean going in if you know, it's a Corman film. You should know It's gonna be like not a good film So I'm gonna have two different star ratings at the end of this one for an actual like Overall film star rating and one for like a bad a fun bad movie rating So that's what I have to do with these types of films So anyway, like I said, it was directed by Barbara Peters but it was originally offered to Joe Dante and I'm assuming that one of the reasons that was the case is because This was in 1980 in 1978 Joe Dante did piranha. Well, that's when it was released at least so being um water-based and You know Havoc being reeked on a town because of these water-based creatures I figured they were like, oh well Joe Dante's done something just like this and I mean just like this if you see the Original Piranha, and then you see humanoids from the deep aka monster You'll be like these movies are very very similar. They're very similar I wouldn't be surprised if they basically looked at the the movie and the script for Piranha, and we're just like we're gonna do almost the same thing But change some stuff here and there which you know like lower budget films independent. They do that So this was this film was released in Europe and Japan as the movie monster So in the United States, it was humanoids from the deep and Japan in Europe It was called monsters. So when I was watching the version that they have on shutter It says monster and then under it in parentheses says humanoids from the deep Which is really really small and I was kind of like had to get closer to the screen and strain my eyes to see that I was like whoa, but you know, I should probably wear glasses, but you know But the working title when they were doing the film was called beneath the darkness just so you all know interesting information Roger Corman was actually uncredited on this as the executive producer, but he was and then they Remake of this this is funny because I you would see this film and be like this is not married a remake a remake of this Was actually done in 1996 By Roger Corman's company, so he was just like man, you know what? I really liked humanoids from the deep You want to remake that? It's only 16 years prior, but go ahead So there was actually some controversy surrounding this film It had to do with the actual production of it So like I said Barbara Peters directed it and when she directed it like there there were supposed to be some Creature rape scenes on women because the whole tagline is like, you know When I say no spoilers in this like there are spoilers in the sense of whatever's in kind of like the log line or synopsis for the film There we go a little bit. I don't know. I'm sorry But so that's actually in the synopsis what I'm what I'm gonna say So the the whole thing is these creatures from the from the deep these humanoids from the deep They kill the man and then they rape the women's and so they were supposed to be These creature rape scenes in the film now when Barbara shot these She it was very shadowy. It was very dark because she don't want to show it super graphically And so I guess Corman didn't really like that So he had another director go in after the fact after the film was completed and reshoot those rape scenes and The guy who did it was James Bartolotti never even heard of this guy So he reshot that now a lot of the people who were involved in the film didn't know that that was going on So when it was found out people like Barbara Peters the director and Ann Turley, yeah, Ann Turley one of the main actresses in the film said I'm not cool with this. I want my name now taken off of this But Corman and his company refused and we're just like no so Against their own will their names are still tied to this film now. I will say having seen it Two things like I don't think the rape scenes are as messed up in graphic as doing this research Would make it seem before I was watching the film But at the same time the rape scenes actually don't really add much of anything either So they easily could have just stuck with whatever the more shadowy Less graphic versions were and it would have been totally fine My only assumption is they went with the more graphic version because they wanted nudity They wanted to be more lurid, you know It was 1980 in the 80s 70s horror film was going for a lot of like more lurid things more sexual things So that's just my thought on it. But watching it. I was just like it doesn't really add anything So it doesn't even need to be there. So I don't know you make a decision on how you feel about it Okay, so the town in this movie actually reminded me a lot of the town that you see in the film Dead and Buried which I forget what director did dead and buried but I did a review for it on this channel go look look for it Um, also no spoilers all my reviews are no spoilers, but that movie was fun. That was a good time I actually definitely enjoyed dead and buried more than Human noise from the deep Just saying to the beginning of it's really really hokey It kind of starts relatively fast with the actual action to kind of like pull you in Makes sense a lot of the the lower budget films feel like they have to do that get the gore out there get the creature out there let people know something's very awry immediately and Then they kind of back off a little bit and then build things back up and then things get crazy eventually and this kind of follows that There there's a lot. There's a large theme in this a fear of industrialization so Like companies coming into smaller towns saying, oh, we're going to make these changes We're going to start doing this. We got this technical technological advancement That's basically going to make you obsolete what you're doing now for a job But somehow we're going to create jobs and this is actually a theme that you see in a lot of horror films that have this type of of Story line and this type of formula to it And um, I mean it's a legitimate fear. It was a legitimate fear then it's actually a very legitimate fear now Because with automation it just keeps going and going and going and progressing and progressing and progressing So i'm kind of surprised we're not seeing a lot more of that type of theme showing up in horror again But give it time You know these these things like trends tend to recycle themselves So it's quite possible that that's going to happen again And I would like to see it to be honest. I I think it I think it plays well in horror It's kind of a cool theme, especially when it's tied into like a creature feature, you know, like like what this is That's kind of cool. Um, and it's also kind of a little bit about Fighting these corporations who are coming in and they kind of have no soul So it's kind of like they're totally driven by money They're like we're going to do this that and the other and they make these terrible decisions Based solely on money that have these terrible in this case ecological impacts that then become impacts to human beings Make them die And then it's this big fight against these people to say, hey, you know, not only are you coming in and changing things I'm changing our way of life, which we don't like you're taking our jobs away and now In horror movies, you're taking it to the crazy level of it's killing us basically and that's very much a play in this and it works I mean, I think it works But like I said, it's very much piranha like if you've already seen piranha I don't know that you need to see this but there's fun to be had in this film. I will say That thing's bad. Um, it's not the worst But it's also if you think about low budget horror in 1980 You probably have a good idea going into what it's going to be a Kind of like so, you know Um, you can see Actually some jaws elements in this film, which is important to also know, you know, piranha was in 1978 jaws was in 1975 So five years prior you have jaws then three years after that you have piranha then two years after that you have humanoids from the deep. So obviously humanoids from the deep is very heavily Leaning on what it's seen in piranha, but also what it's seen in jaws And I'm sure piranha was heavily leaning on what it saw in jaws.  You see it a lot There's a horror film that has a huge impact. It's very popular And then other people keep taking parts of that or taking large chunks of that and making their own version Uh, but just changing it a little bit and trying to make money off of that. So humanoids from the deep and actually it's funny because if you think about it that way It's like jaws piranha humanoids from the deep. It decreases in quality and interest Basically, it's like jaws was really good. Piranha was actually pretty solid and humanoids from the deep is not really good But kind of fun. So But that's how it usually goes Practical effects actually don't look too bad in this. I want to say that from the standpoint of the kills in the film Um, they're they're relatively quick. They're they don't have a whole lot of detail But for what they are they don't look that bad and I was actually kind of impressed with that The other thing is the the creatures themselves For a lower budget 1980s creature feature like this, you know something from the deep um Think about what you would expect Based off what I just said and think maybe slightly better than what your expectation would be It's not great. They don't look great, but they don't look terrible either There are some uh elements of the design of the creatures that are kind of funny and weird and don't Don't play all that well, but there are some aspects that kind of do play well And they always look like shiny and wet and like slimy which I think that always plays well, especially with like sea creatures So I like that aspect of it um I wrote down man these fishermen only drink and fish and I'm not even sure these people sleep at all That's another thing. I you never see anyone sleeping. You pretty much never even see anyone eating in this film It's just like drinking and fishing and then worrying about and dealing with this Giant creep sea creature issue. That's pretty much it. I just found that kind of funny The scientific examination scene which there always has to be one in these types of films that gets actually pretty funny I really did enjoy that scene the um the dialogue within it is particularly what's good about it So if you haven't watched it just wait for that scene it's really good If you have watched it, you know what i'm talking about put some comments down there Let me know your thoughts And then the last thing I put down is that the end of it is by far the best portion of this film It does have a relatively good payoff at the end with the salmon festival in this town Which not a spoiler because it's in the synopsis of it upfront um Yeah, things get crazy. It's kind of seems like maybe they go too far and it goes on for too long But man, I just remember watching that scene and just being like They set up a lot of stuff in the scene To knock it down and destroy it basically, but it's like mass chaos total havoc It's a pretty good time. It's pretty cool. And like I said, like that's clearly the best part of the film It is a bit of a payoff because honestly up until that point I was like I don't really know how I feel about this. I'm just kind of going thumbs down on it until that happens So good way to kind of wrap it up. Anyway, uh, like I told you, I'm going to do two different star ratings on this So it's always out of five stars with half stars in play. So for my straight up film stars rating I give you a one and a half star as an overall film compared to all films one and a half stars For trying for effort and the end scene And the creatures didn't look too terrible for the time period Now for like fun bad movie ratings, I'm going to give it a three I would have given it a two and a half if it weren't for the last like 10 minutes of the film So it would have been two and a half, but I'm going to give it a three straight up Uh, I would recommend it for people who like creature features, especially like low budget older creature features I think it's a pretty good time, especially people who like specifically Aquatic creature feature films, which I feel like is like a sub sub genre Because like creature features the sub genre of horror and then aquatic creature feature would be sub sub genre Let's start talking about sub sub genres What do we call those multi sub genres? I don't know micro sub genres Maybe I don't know. 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And of course you can see that transaction as well on the contacts if you wanted to check it out on the contact side of thing All right, so I'm not I'm not gonna go over there that we're just gonna go and say let's do the deposit now So if I go back into the to the Balance sheet we see that now we have this amount in the clearing account So now I'm gonna imagine that whatever payment process we're doing whether it be cash credit card Some other payment processor is gonna be grouping the deposits together and putting them into the checking account We imagine physically go into the bank if it were cash or physical cash going into our bank account if it was through a credit card for the total of the 3472 50 instead of the two Individual amounts that make up that item and there that's the reason for us doing this clearing account because now I can transfer it in in that one lump sum in a balance that should tie out to what's on the bank statement now again Because these were both two invoices you could have done that same thing By simply selecting both of those invoices right when we had them up and then depositing them as a group but you could imagine situations where you had invoices and Something else like sales receipts and whatnot that you need to group together Into your clearing account, so I still want to give the concept of the clearing account So it would might be redundant You might not need the clearing account if your process just had those invoices and you were able to Select multiple invoices batching them together in the proper format. So just be aware of That that might be a more simplified system in some cases. Okay, so 34 7252 let's make the transfer So now I'm just going to go to the plus button up top and I'm gonna not record the receive money or spend money forms But rather the transfer form since this is basically going between two types of kind of cash accounts So it's going to be coming from the cash clearing account and going into the checking account And we're going to say that this is going to be for Jan Jan 25 Jan 25 Yeah, and then this is going to be for the amount of 3407 2.5 and we're just and then again you you might put the two that Anderson and Eric and I didn't spell that right, but you might put like The invoice numbers for example if you wanted to kind of give more detail to tie this out And so you have the transfer and add or just transfer I'm going to transfer it and so there we have it if I go to the tab to the right Then I should be able to update and say okay now The checking account has been increased the clearing account is gone because it's back down to zero That's what clearing accounts do they go up and then they go back down It's not it's not a temporary account by the way, which are the income statement accounts which clear out automatically By the system at your end In the closing process, this is a clearing account that clears out periodically usually a much shorter time frame than monthly or yearly To zero when the job that they were set up to do is done. Okay, so if we go down here, we can see the Transfer so now it's in here as one lump sum instead of as two separate amounts Which is beneficial which is necessary if it's going to show up on the bank statement in that one lump sum So that you can easily tie it out the bank Reconciliation should be easy if your accounting system is set up right I shouldn't have to go into the bank reconciliation when I tie out what's on the bank statement on the bank side To what's in our books I shouldn't have to be adding stuff together in our books to tie out to what's on the bank statement If that's the case your accounting system is not optimized Right, we want the accounting system to be putting the stuff into the bank account ledger and the same grouping as We'll show up on the bank statements, and then if we have the bank feeds on it should be able to automate the whole thing The bank feed should be able to read that dollar amount and help us with the bank Reconciliations, which we'll talk about in future sections or course now note if I go back into this and I drill down Onto this transaction You could now add notes to it right so you could show the history of the transaction down here And you might want to add a note. So now you have the capacity to add a note to it You might want to put a reference of the of the account numbers that were added or something like that if you wanted more detail down there All right, so let's go let's go back and open up a trial balance and see where we stand on the trustee TB not tuberculosis trial balance, so we're going to go to the accounting drop-down and Reports Reports I would like to make a report trial balance If you type it in if you could spell correctly You just you don't need to need to spell the whole word just like the first three letters and you can get it done But that's often above my capacities But I got it this time we're gonna say this is 2023 and boom Update it. So this is where we stand. So if your numbers tie out great if they don't what did we change? Well, this time we just changed basically the checking account and the clearing account should be gone Because we have adjusted out of the clearing account So it's if you were in balance last time or tying out to our numbers last time Then you would think that this would be the account that would be off of this time And if it is maybe change your date range and including a larger date range and see if it changes because of a date issue And if it's a date issue drill down on the number get down to the source transaction and adjust the date


Welcome back to this session. In this particular session we will be starting off about use of wikis for group projects. So what I will do over here is first I will talk about a little bit about the best practices that are there that many of you are also aware while you are doing group projects within your own courses or as part of within your own college and I will just explore how wikis can be a useful tool for what do you say managing group projects. Towards the end of this particular session I will be showing you a group project activity that we have conducted as part of a course inside IIT Bombay and will also show you some of the earlier wikis that we have created where many participants collaborated for creating resources as a project activity. So in this session I will be dealing with wikis as a technology for managing large scale group projects. So as you know some of the best practices while designing group projects is to ensure that there is interdependence within the group members and also ensuring individual accountability. While providing this group project there should be specific time devoted to discuss teamwork skills. Now take the example of the OER course project that you are doing towards the in the coming weeks. So by first ensuring that there is a team you form a team and both of you discuss together as to what activity has to be done and also ensuring that there are process documentations within OER we are actually looking at these three guidelines and there are specific time. So this is the time that we are asking you to devote while discussing. So the surveys that we take the RC the time that you spend within your RC right now are all towards we are orienting you towards discussion discussing about teamwork skills that are required. There are multiple activities where we are asking you to collaborate and we are trying to what you say reiterate the significance of the need for teamwork. Now let me explain each of these points in detail. So in creating interdependence ensure projects are sufficiently complex not merely complicated needs breaking down identify and solve steps put it back together. So the complex process within the OER so OER creation might be challenging in itself but additionally there is also OER documentation where you have to spend a lot of time creating a document that explains what the OER is for. So there are two parallel activities which are complicated in itself but provided if you break it down further so that is why each the OER documentation has five chapters. The first one being the basic introduction, the second about the design, third about evaluation the actual OER, the fourth about evaluation, fifth about developing community these are all different different pieces that each of you can take up and work on it. Similarly creating goals that can only be met through collaboration. So for an individual person it may be possible to create one OER. So for example the flip classroom activity constructors or any of the resource creation assignment that you are doing is actually generating an open educational resource. But what is different from all those resource creation activities and the final OER project? The final OER project also requires you to document the entire process of creating the OER. Why did you select a particular technology? Why are you selecting a particular topic? Why are you selecting a particular strategy? All these design decisions have to come in. Because this is a small class, how do you plan to do this in the small class? How are you going to evaluate this particular implementation? All these details have to be put in and each of these chapters are the minor goals that you have to look at. And this is only possible through collaboration and that is why we are saying that a team should be formed for creating the OER and there should be collaboration between the team members. They should document whatever is they are discussing even if it is for a short time and then develop the OER. Encourage team identity. So for example via competition. So the team identity formation is happening through the final grading. So we have not explicitly put in separate competition like the top OER that is going to come. That and all we have not actually put in in this particular FDP because there is an explicit competition in terms of peer review. A peer review mechanism is already in place that will ensure that each of the participant puts in sufficient time and tries to improve their OER so that they can get the maximum out of it. Now assign roles and rotate. This we have left to yourself as to what roles who will be the facilitator who so only thing that we have asked you is to identify a team leader. So once the team leader is identified the team leader can then say who will develop the first part of OER who will do the documentation of chapter 1 who will do the documentation of chapter 2 etc. So and the important thing is there is a devil's advocate. What is a devil's advocate? Somebody who actually looks into your OER and tries to provide constructive feedback. This may not be the correct idea. This how do you ensure that this evaluation is going to come? So within the team there should be someone playing this role as to constructively criticize the work that you are doing and this is typically how interdependence is getting created. But you should also ensure that these interdependence does not result in fights or quarrels. So let me go to the second aspect of it, ensuring individual accountability. The goal is to ensure that you have to avoid sleeping partners or free riders. This is typically even in the student projects there will be one or two students who won't actually participate in the entire group activity but they are just present for the final presentation and actually the work would have been done by a smaller subsection within the large group, the group. So recommendation is build in some component of individual assessment in addition to group assessment. So just like how your group OER is being assessed there is an individual log that is being verified by IIT Bombay team. So you will have to provide us with your individual logs and these is being considered for the OER activity. So this will be considered as a small portion within your OER activity. So some other methods, midway individual reports, assigning roles, individual quizzes and Viva to any individual. So this you can do within your own institution. So suppose you are managing a group, a student group who is doing a final year B Tech project or a final year undergraduate project you can use these kind of mechanisms to actually ensure that each and every individual within the group is working and they understand their roles within the group. Now the third and most important aspect discussing teamwork skills. So workplaces function by teamwork which many students are unaware. So over here what would work out is having recent graduates come over and tell the importance of teamwork. So this now you have screencasts you know about web conferencing and other mechanisms. So maybe while your students are doing a B Tech project you could arrange for a view interactions with your alumni or even what do you say screencasts created by your alumni. You can ask your alumni to give screencasts so that the students get motivated. In our current FDP we have actually provided this what you say the teamwork importance through the mentors. So the mentors were all part of a team in the previous FDP. So for the course they are like the alumni, the top performing alumni who are coming over in the second FDP and interacting with the participants. So they are not just what you say giving guest talks they are giving you suggestions. So each of your mentors web pages you can see the open educational resources that they have already created. So you can take cues and create your plan and create your own open educational resource and documentation by interacting with them. Now there is also an issue of negative experiences. So at this point it is important that we address this so while the students are going about doing this it is important that we ask you address these kind of preconceptions about group work and ensure that there is a positive vibe or positive rapport within the group. So that is why we have asked you to form your own choice of group. So a team can be formed you have to discuss between yourselves and wherever you feel that you can provide constructively that we are encouraging such a team formation in this particular FDP. Now there are some individual participants who are unable to find a team. So over here what we are going to do is we are going to allot them to a particular group let us say there are like two or three participants who are from different RCs but are from the same domain. We are going to tell them that yes both of you would be at different places but we are going to give them specific instructions on how to interact well within distances and try to create an OER for themselves. So there is also an issue where students do not know how to resolve conflicts or how to delegate tasks. So it is important at this point to help them figure out either individually or as a team or as the entire class on how to move beyond conflicts and work on delegation. So that is where these kind of interactive sessions that we are conducting gives assumes greater significance. So we are having dedicated sessions where we clarify the OERs and there are the within the sessions we provide you more information about how you can manage your OER, how you can do the various works within the stipulated period of time. Students may not know your expectations and this may create a lot of problems. So setting expectations not only related to project deliverable but also to groups. Now here if you actually look at the OER documentation, the OER guidelines we have clearly stated the learning objectives for the OER activity both for the group as well as for the individual and the structure of the entire OER project is such that each of the activity within OER actually aligns with one of the learning objectives that are there in the OER, the original learning objectives. Now help them estimate time potential pitfalls, now we will take this session to actually in the this session and the upcoming session to provide you with better estimates, better OER guidelines by answering your queries. Also you have your mentors who will be able to give you much finer guidelines on what all could be a good OER and how much time you have for doing such an activity. So if you are going to develop a full course as an OER we would advise you not to do it because it is sufficiently large and it requires a lot of effort. The OER documentation in addition will take up more time rather we would advise you to focus on small aspects let us say I will create one LED and one LBD that is that in itself is a good OER provided you develop it well as well as provide a clear documentation for the OER. Now having said all these how will you consolidate all these processes in a single platform? Over the course of this FTP you have been introduced to several technologies like web pages, A-View interactions, Padlet, learning management systems and Drupal. We are introducing a new technology right now it is called wiki and specifically I will be talking about a wiki software called wiki spaces it is an aggregator which can be utilized for these kind of activities while doing OER. So what is a wiki? Simplest definition is that wiki is a web page that anybody can hit it. Now what is the difference between a web page and a wiki? So you have already developed WordPress web pages so there is one author for that particular web page and audience are able to view that particular web page and provide comments on it they are not able to create that particular web page while you are doing from the standard wordpress.com site but unlike that wiki the audience can also edit the wiki so this is the actual purest form of wiki where everyone is allowed to view as well as edit. A classic example of a wiki is wikipedia that everyone is aware of so as when once you log into wikipedia once you register in wikipedia you are allowed to edit and somebody else can then go on top of it and start editing your interface so all the entire wikipedia collection is a result of collaboration by several individuals. Group projects with wiki, wikis provide students with need to connect and use various pieces of existing knowledge refine understanding through discussion and application there is also possibility of peer review both giving and receiving feedback and most importantly stronger written communication skills but what you have to be aware of is since there is a public edit wiki activities can be messy and chaotic without proper design and supervision so exactly like a group project it is complex but not very complicated provided you have the accurate instructions this will not become too much of a complication. So with wikis one more advantage is that you can retrieve older logs and hence you can resume from any point so for example over one week you have added lot more information in wikis and suddenly you want to go back to the day one where you had thought of some idea about the project. So wikis provide this particular functionality of going back in and retrieving that specific dates corrections that you have made or the page that you have created. What I will do now is I will show you a group project that we had done using wiki so here we have used the wiki of wiki spaces so if you look into the screen you will see the wiki spaces web page you can access it by logging into wikispaces.com so what you see now is a wiki so I have logged into my wiki right now instead of the this is my dashboard in wiki spaces and there are these multiple projects that are available so some of the other wikis are public wikis of which I am a member. What I will do first now is I will just look for the ET repository that we have created as part of a previous workshop. So the wiki looks like this you can see on the right hand side wiki home projects recent changes pages and files and members. So in the home page if you actually type this wiki is actually public you can actually come to this directly by typing on this particular web page etrepository.wiki spaces.com you can see a description of this particular wiki so who can benefit from this wiki instructions to use this wiki group pages within this wiki and these two are two repositories that we created as part of two workshops. So I will just go to the t10kt repository because this was done as part of a IST workshop. So this repository has files created by several remote centers so you can see which all remote centers participated in this wiki activity and the number of participants from each of these remote centers. Let me just go to one of the RC let me just select so this is this has been edited by somebody from IPS Academy Indore if you actually look at the history so on the right hand side you see a clock like button it will see it will show you who all have edited this particular wiki. So let me just select so this was initially done by the rsctiitb user that which was me and I will compare it with something that was done at a later date. You can see that whatever is in red has been deleted and whatever is in green has been added in the latest version of the wiki. So all those initial dialogues were deleted and some new content was added in this particular wiki. So this is something that you have to be aware of that when you develop public wikis these kind of changes are possible. So you have to provide specific instructions, permissions about setting up of these public pages. Now what I will do is I will just show you the projects that we had so this T10KT repository is a private so this idea called permissions actually set up whether a particular project can be private that means only very few individuals within that project can access that particular wiki page and this T10KT repository within this T10KT repository we have this so many members who were able to edit. Now if you were to look at the other repository you can have lot of small small small projects. So for example this is a page of a particular institute as who were part of the Qtripley repository let me just select so I think BMS college you were part of the Qtripley initial project and you have populated a page over here and only the members from the BMS college were given access for this particular page and you can see resources that were created as part of this particular workshop. So the instructions were clearly provided indicate the domain they were asked to create ping pair share and peer instruction resources so I will just have a look at one of the first one master of business administration so this is done by so two participants from the MBA group have created resources so the first one is by Ms. Lakshmi Hegde she has done a topic called TQM so each of these have been hyperlinked and you can see that PIN, TPS activities there were peer evaluation scores so somebody Prathima Bhatt from the same college has actually evaluated this particular page so we had done lot of peer review as part of this particular workshop and the same has been incorporated in the wiki as well so you can see all these resources are available to everyone so once the workshop got over we have now made it public to the wiki so all these resources are available for free and it is an open educational resource all these resources are under creative commons so this is available and you can see lot of discussions that has been happening so there is also possibility of commenting at the end of the wiki page where there were lot of discussions that were happening by the participant and this was me but if more than one participants are there from the same college they can also use the comment feature to interact with each other so I will just what I will do now is I will just so this is about ET repository let me now show you one more wiki where we have used it in the course so first I show you a workshop page where a workshop page where several institutions were part of a large scale workshop and they had created resources there was also internal peer review within that particular workshop and each of the peer had provided so we had conducted peer review within the wiki so this was about a large scale workshop and within a course we had used this wiki for conducting an entire course project so this course project was about creating a new technology solution as part of a academic course that we run in IIT Bombay we have been giving this particular wiki for all the assignments and course projects for the past three years so 2015 so this is a page that was created by students who took this course in 2015 I was a teaching assistant for this particular course and we had used wiki extensively for documentation discussion and other things in this particular project so as you saw in the earlier I will just show you wiki spaces provides a functionality of projects within the course projects you can see all the projects that were created across the timeline I am selecting a specific team so if you so there were eight teams and each of them had created their pages so I am just selecting one particular page so the homepage it explained what all were the broad goals of the project title of the project learning goals etc and it also had links to the other pages within this particular wiki which was used for the entire projects so there was a peer assessment that was done so this was the course project assignment the rubrics were provided to everyone so this is the page explaining how the assignment is going to be evaluated the learning outcomes timelines and associated assignments you can see when each activity was due so there were first they had to give a project description so I will just zoom this in so that it is I hope it is now clear to all of you assessing wiki based project activities we had tried to incorporate each of those best practices we had provided them the learning outcomes so that they will know what is expected from them then we had provided the timeline and associated assignments so by 23rd September they had to do the first project assignment they had to do a reflection and feedback by 10th October they have to provide a system specific functional specification document by 17th October there was an interim presentation and it was done in wiki so we used wiki as a presentation tool also so this was done on 26th October and finally the report submission the entire report was actually a wiki page and we had taken that particular page as the final group submission the rubrics for evaluation were provided inside the wiki for each of the assignments so for course project assignment one what all we will be looking at what is the targeted performance what is not accepted and with examples similarly for assignment three now for course project presentation how will they be evaluated and this was actually peer evaluation was done over here so you can you can see there is a self evaluation that is over here and there is a separate page for peer evaluation so I will just go to that page so they had uploaded their presentations and they had provided suitable links within the wiki what all questions came from the instructor at the end of the presentation what all questions came from the audience what is the takeaway from the particular presentation so that is the self reflection so there is a peer assessment and feedback which was provided by peers so for example this so the instruction for peer assessment is provided over here and the evaluation rubric you saw earlier so each of them were providing their feedback and also looking at the rubrics and providing them a particular grade so for example demonstration of use case is written as exemplary mode of demonstration it is given as exemplary use of it t principles is satisfactory and they are asking a specific questions so this was not explained by that particular group so this this is what this particular user has actually said over here so there are people who provide detailed feedback and there are also people who provide in peer assessment no feedback at all so this is exactly like how it will happen in a regular teaching learning scenario some important things about these wiki I will just show you the settings so in the settings the basic information about who all are the organizers members when was it created and you can see over here there is a provision of providing creative commons attribution and I have given CC by SA version 3 which is actually used at that point of time and the subscription mode is that is currently on our education plan and it is free complements of wiki spaces so this if you are selecting wiki is for education purposes wiki spaces were providing free wiki is for all the educators now on the left hand side you can actually see about the storage options you can see how many page revisions file revisions the approximate space that has been used let me show a little bit about settings ET repository this wiki is meant to act as a so all the description again the application type it is shown as it is a classic wiki functionality so classic wiki is where people can collaborate there is archives all these things is provided but within wiki spaces you can also decide it for a basic website or it can be used as a classroom so where teacher students they need real-time engagement it can be used for classroom it is advised only if all your students have access to a device ICT device within your classroom only then select the classroom mode of wiki otherwise use it in wiki mode because it allows for asynchronous collaboration again each page having discussions you can set whether it should be a one discussion for the whole wiki or one discussion tab per page so it is allowing search engines to index my wiki and it requires SSL transmission I have also added google analytics through which I can actually track the page visits and the other things related to this wiki permissions currently the ET repository is a protected wiki so only so everyone can view the pages but only members of this wiki can edit the pages if it is moved to public then everyone including anonymous visitors can view and edit pages and since this was a repository creation specific to the workshop that is why it was kept as a protected one if it if it were to be a private wiki then only the members of the wiki will be able to access that particular wiki and edit the pages let me check what was the setting that I gave for the ET 801 projects so ET 801 also we are we have provided a protected setting which means that you can view all the pages but you will not be able to edit any page so you can actually type ET 801. wikispaces.com and access this wiki similarly ET repository another important thing the license here you can see that there is creative commons attribution share alike license so all the different options of creative commons is provided over here there is also a possibility of copyright only GNU free documentation license so these are the different licenses that you can do and there is also a custom license wherein you can actually create a license of your own and then apply that particular license for the wiki again look and feel of the wiki you can do different themes there are style sheets as to how each font how characters will look like the content manager where how you can access the wiki the page types then you can have a overview of the the statistics related to the wiki use so over here in October there have been so many views and there are so many unique visitors there is also different across different countries you can view it across different timeline also so I will just look at 2014-15 December where this wiki was more active then you can have the pages different pages so all the pages that are available in this particular wiki is listed over here there were 247 pages and you can see some of these pages got were deleted and there is also a list of members across the time period where they were active those thing is also available over here so let me look into the members so while you are doing your group projects if you want to track how many users were active in the wiki there is a member statistics that is provided so for example each of them how many edits how many messages or discussions they participated in all these information is available over here and you can download them as a CSV or Excel file so let me go back to the two wikis so here is the lab activity for you for the coming two days explore wikispaces.com create a wiki for your remote center where all the participants are members of the wiki and what you have to do is populate it with various ideas of integrating MOOC content in your regular teaching learning scenario so remember the session that we did just before the lunch where we had elicited these ideas so what you can do now is explore wiki spaces create a wiki for your remote center and then populate it with different ideas that each so each participant will have to look up various ideas through which they can integrate MOOCs within their own classroom and identify few courses which they think would be good enough for integration so you can explore different MOOCs so we had provided a list of MOOCs to you before the in the last session you can now go to wiki spaces so how do you do this to wikispaces.com click on sign in if you have never used wiki spaces earlier then you would be required to create a new wiki spaces account so you can create a username a password and you should register it with your registered email address and what you should do is you should make a wiki and where you say that you are part of the higher education group and then join it so for example let me provide show you how to do the creation of a wiki so fdp I am creating a username fdpict so now it shows me how I can create a new wiki so let me give the wiki name fdpict.wikispaces.com I provide the country provide so instead of school name you can provide the institution name over here provide the basic information so I am and once you provide these basic information you will be able to create your own wiki so at the remote center you will have to one of the coordinator should create a wiki like this so now the educational wiki becomes a wiki classroom initially there are no members in this particular wiki what you can do is you can add the members by creating a join code so what will happen is once you click it a join code will be activated and all the members it will show you a code and you are given a particular website through which you can join this particular code so everyone with this particular web URL you just have to share this URL with the members within your RC to join this particular wiki this is the easiest way in which you can register in this wiki or else what you can do is you can use a bulk user creator where you invite people so you can provide all the email addresses so up to 100 email addresses you can provide an invitation like this and send it or you can use a bulk user creator where you will create a csv or excel file of all the users and upload it so these are the multiple ways in which this particular wiki can be populated so I would recommend use of join code so once you have done that what you can do is go to the settings make sure that your wiki is in creative commons so in the permissions always keep your wiki initially in private mode so that others can also view or what do you say in protected mode so allowing it for the protected mode you will have to verify your account so verification of your account is by phone so if you provide your phone number everyone there will be a message sms that comes to your phone number once you very provide that particular what do you say it is like your OTP that comes for bank transactions so you provide that particular number then you will get additional options of creating public wikis protected wikis etc till that time you can put your wiki in private mode such that only participants within your RC is able to access this particular wiki once you provide the basic permissions then ensure that your wiki is in creative commons so I would always recommend that you keep your wiki in creative commons share alike such that so that anyone who is taking resource from your wiki would also be required to keep those resources in creative commons the basic things once you have done it then go back to your home so use explore the wikis as far as possible only thing is ensure that there is a page that you create as an RC where you list down all the members and the various suggestions that each of these member provides on integration or use of ICT how integration of MOOCs in regular classrooms so they should provide detailed description of how various ways in which they have tried it out or they are planning to try out others can then comment on so like I said there should be a devil's advocate so somebody within RC should look at the way in this is implemented and provide constructive feedback to the various individuals and ensure that at the end you have a composite list of let us say 5 to 10 different ways in which MOOCs can be integrated within your own teaching learning practice so this is an open assignment this will be open till 22nd of October if you want detailed instructions we will upload the detailed instructions in a short while possibly by tomorrow evening we will provide very detailed instruction as to what all is expected what all you should be doing what is the final result that we are expecting at the end of it but for today and tomorrow what we would recommend you to do is explore wiki spaces to the maximum so that you have a feel of various ways in which these various menu buttons and features are useful in the wiki what I will do right now is of answering of queries I understand that lot of people will have lot of queries because of the new technology that is there you can now do a hand race from 310 to 320 I will be answering some of your queries regarding specifically the wikis first from 4 o'clock I will handle all the queries regarding oh yeah so right now if you have queries regarding wiki please raise your hand I will be here to explain the entire the process that is expected from me let me go to RC 1 2 3 5. I have an idea to create the MOOC in COOL glass room sir and for the subject to for the students I recently created a COOL glass room for the subject to introduce decision on the computer subject okay I want to add the materials course materials and the things that they using the needle that will be added to the COOL glass room I also added the uses one of the uses I have added so I shall be like I have given can be used for the student community sir great so yes that is one good way of using Google Classroom for what do you say online course so blend of course so you will have your half your interaction in your classroom and there will be activities within your Google Classroom right yeah yeah I understood yeah I understood so this is one way of integrating MOOCs in in your regular teaching learning practice so this is a good one what I would recommend is please make sure that while you are creating the RC is creating the wiki spaces page you mention this within the page itself so that you can get feedback from others about your idea yeah exactly so wikis are also like a Google Classroom so unlike Google Classroom this provides an additional option of creating actually licensing the entire wiki in Creative Commons yeah are there any queries regarding wiki spaces within your RC so there are no upper limits so we have had the T10KT repository has around 5000 users so I hope that it will be sufficient for the FDP participants so participants like 50 60 is all will easily be managed in wiki spaces yes yeah so everybody has to register to wiki spaces using their email IDs and they will create a wiki so just like how you create a what do you say user account in any other application you can get a user ID after by registering with your registered email ID so IT Bombay X you have a username and you have a registered email ID right so similarly wiki spaces will also have a user ID and a registered email ID okay thank you sir yeah RC 1290 yeah okay the question is that it's not very clear on what we should do using wiki on the wiki space can you please explain yeah so currently for today and tomorrow we want you to explore wiki spaces to the maximum so essentially what you did in the previous session this will be what you will be doing across the coming week in wiki spaces in asynchronous format so each of the participant from your RC will write one way in which they can think of integrating MOOC in their own regular teaching learning practice it's a written description that everyone will write but before writing out the detail description it is important that each of you explore the functionalities in wiki spaces for which you can take today and tomorrow's lab session to explore features what all things you can do with wiki spaces file uploads page creation hyperlinks etc so the detailed activity will be uploaded as a courseware activity where we'll give you specific instructions like what should be there so like what all feedback so you saw in the group projects clear instructions were provided right even with rubric so similarly clear instructions will be provided about the lab activity by tomorrow evening but for the first two days you are required to explore wiki spaces to the maximum so that each of the participant knows what all are possible within wiki spaces okay then how do I link then my wiki space with fdp this fdp wiki space that we have also missed out I mean it's so fast no no so we have not provided specific instruction on linking with fdp wiki spaces this will be provided tomorrow evening so the wiki page id and we'll be giving you a join code so that the RCC or the participant can join the main fdp wiki spaces and there will be specific pages created for each and every RC so you can go to your appropriate page and you can populate all that has been created over there and then we will initiate a discussion across the coming two weeks where other participants will also come and visit your page and will provide their feedback so it will be an asynchronous discussion that is happening across the coming let's say till 22nd of October thank you yeah so let me just reiterate what I just so people who are having doubts or confusions about the wiki spaces activity please note that today it is only meant for exposure towards wiki so we have provided you with the idea of logging into a wiki registering in a wiki creating your own wiki page and start collaborating within your own remote center so in today and tomorrow go on explore the entire functionality of wiki spaces like user creation bulk upload of users etc etc the clear instruction on what is required as part of the lab assignment will be providing you by tomorrow evening so it will be there in the course where by tomorrow evening where we will provide you exactly how what all things are required how you can join the main fdp wiki spaces page and specific pages will be created for each and every rc where we will be providing you a template using which you can fill all the information that is required and then there will be asynchronous peer interaction remember in the first phase to phase interaction you had done using done a question answer using web pages now here what will you will be doing is discussion using wiki pages so the focus theme of the discussion is integration of MOOCs in regular teaching learning practice we want to elicit the different ideas that each of your rc members are having regarding integration of MOOCs and if specific examples of practice are already available so for example in today morning we had heard two three instructors who are actually using MOOC resources in their regular teaching learning and it is actually incentivized such that students also actively participate in those in those activities so we want to find out how different instructors are using MOOCs and for that we are using a platform called wiki which allows collaboration which is based on the philosophy of collaboration and we want more people to interact and get the ideas share their ideas let me now go to rc 1313 case rangasamy college sir in rca 2 we have to use a youtube video right for that we have to put the creative comment license yes so it need not be just youtube it could be from any other resources like it could be vb or any other video aggregator okay sir if i have used a video from nptl is it necessary to put the creative comment license in my rca 2 if you have used an nptl video just check whether the original nptl video is in creative comments you will have to apply the same license while you are using the nptl video so if it is not in creative comments what should i so you should get permission from you should get permission from the nptl channel or the instructor to use this particular video okay sir okay and another one more question is regarding wiki there is an option in modals to create wiki is it that same as what you said in wiki spaces okay so wiki is yeah so the wiki that is going in modal that is a different wiki because it is local to the wiki modal so how would i put it students will be able to access that wiki only if they log into the modal and it does not have functionalities like a wiki spaces which is a dedicated wiki software modal is a learning management system which has sir can we use that wiki for a team pair share so you can use that wiki for thing pair share within your classroom that is so that is the technology that is available and you are just utilizing a strategy so you are just aligning the technology and strategy so nothing wrong in doing that that is exactly what is actually needed so it's not just mere use of technology you should actually do something constructive with it so that even students benefit suppose if i am going to use a video from project askar which has been created by iat bombay for rca2 how can i use that because there is no i couldn't able to download that video from project askar what you can so project askar so this question is regarding okay though we are diverting from the main theme but it is important that i address this at this moment project askar is a content repository animation repository that was created around 2010 as part of the it bombay projects if you want to use that particular video they are all flash animations so they are not exactly videos they are animations created for some particular purpose if you want to use that animations you want to use it for out of class assignment or in class assignment out of class assignment so what you can mention is that so while using that you should actually put that i am using the following resource you should provide the hyperlink to where this resource can be downloaded and you should provide what you are planning to do with it that description should be there in out of class activity but currently the flip classroom activity rubric is created in such a way that it uses it assumes that you are planning to use a video first and not an animation so be careful while you are doing it so what you can alternatively alternatively do is create a screencast where you are running this animation by yourself and upload that screencast as a youtube video now from there you can actually give that youtube link and say that you watch this video from so and so minute to so and so minute and then it will be converted as a video resource okay once i use like that using screencast i have to create a creative common license for that and then only i have to upload it exactly and i believe that oscar is in creative common so you don't have to worry about the original license so if you actually look at so any of these it bombay projects they are in creative commons but you should attribute it to oscar the original animation is from oscar you should give the appropriate attribution okay thank you sir yeah so let me now go to the next remote center knowledge institute of technology as a my doubt is that is we were created wordpress now that is now we are discussing about wire that is wiki spaces yes so according to your point of view which one is the best tool to project our content this is my that is my personal question okay and second one is if we are using wiki faces whether there is any limitation to upload the content that is the size of the content okay are there any other queries regarding wikis from your remote center sir is it possible to upload videos into the wiki spaces and use it okay so three questions let me take it from back is it possible to upload videos yes it is possible to upload videos however we will always encourage you to embed videos rather than upload videos because video size is pretty huge and wiki space is free plan there is some size limitation i don't exactly remember i think the overall page size cannot be more than 5 gb that's what i think was the initial settings that is there so i would always advise you to embed videos so and this also answers the size limitation question that the first participant was asking me there is some size limitation i'll have to cross check once more i think it is around 5 gb or 10 gb i'll just check and confirm if there are other wiki space users i know lot of people are using wiki spaces for their regular coursework so if others know of size limitations do let me know the last i used i used it in 2016 there were some file size limitations regarding your first question which is better see it all depends on the learning purpose for which you use a technology now any technology if you actually see the LED videos that was released in the final week for the purpose of constructive alignment it doesn't matter what technology you use as long as it is aligned to the learning objective it is aligned to the instruction strategy it is aligned to the assessment strategy any technology is good enough what we are showing you are various so we are showing you various flavors of technology that is available within your immediately and it is which is more generic so these technologies can be used by an engineering teacher in engineering or a teacher in science or a teacher in who is doing management so or a teacher in law architecture all these these these are some what do you say foundation technologies that any teacher can use we have not gone deep into a particular so the idea is not to focus on a particular technology rather focus on the pedagogy through which or the process through which this technology can be utilized effectively in integrating teaching learning process so so if you want people to collaborate I would recommend wiki spaces but the same is now possible even in wordpress but you have to do a local installation again with user permissions and other things it is really up to you on how you are exploiting the features and affordances of both wiki spaces and wordpress so there is no right answer for this this question but all I would look at is align the technologies used to the learning purpose so go and look into the digital blooms taxonomy videos that I have uploaded as learning extension resource this week you will get a better idea about learning purposes and aligning technologies okay one last question for this particular session I will be coming back so we will be having the final Q&A session at four o'clock for the time being this is the last question for this particular session this is from RC 1226 Loyola iCAM college yeah sir good afternoon Mr. J. K. yeah thank you for you are elaborating the entire day with MOOC as well as that wiki okay I have one how far this wiki will be useful for active learning strategy so wiki is actually useful very useful for active learning so I told you that we have done peer assessment in wikis we have done think pair share using wikis we have also done team pair solo using wikis so it is how you exploit the functionality of wikis to actually integrate a strategy so for example for think pair share what we did was each participant has their own individual page where they will write their views about a particular focus question in the pair phase we will ask participants to go and visit somebody else's page and comment on it so this is the pair and there is a discussion that is happening and in the share phase both of them we will ask each and every participant to come together to a common page where they will finally write down the refined understanding that they have about the focus question and will create a page so this is think pair and share and this page is actually visible from the home page so we have done think pair share like that now team pair solo it is the reverse they will start from a starting template page where they will populate they will populate it as a team from there they will go to their own pair pages where they will populate as a pair and finally there will be an individual activity where they will do it they will create their own individual pages then it could be used for jigsaw where you provide multiple pages and multiple questions within the wiki there is discussion that is happening so essentially it all depends on how you are utilizing the affordances provided by this technology for both collaboration for individual resource creation or curation and specific permissions that are there available within each page whether we have any feature like MOOC type of features like any what is that in the quiz assignment shall we provide to the students that features available in wiki so wiki in its elemental form it is not a learning management system it is merely a content management system but you can integrate what do you say external third party applications which runs in html like online quizzes that can be embedded so for example you can embed a google form inside a wiki page and then still do assessments inside the wiki that is possible thank you sir thank you so I see lot of hand races please hold on to the hand races we will be coming back at 4 o'clock we will do a complete elaboration debriefing about OER activities we will clarify all your doubts regarding OER the wiki activities or in general the other queries that you have about fdp 201 from 4 o'clock today so today 4 to 5 30 we will have an extended Q&A session people who want to try out wiki spaces trying out wiki spaces in lab they are free to move ahead to the lab and try it out if you want to participate in the Q&A session understand with the Q&A session then please also another option is that you can use the youtube channel of studio IIT Bombay where we will be streaming this Q&A session all the hand races I will come to you individually so people who are having questions so one important thing to note now is that if one particular question if your question has been answered kindly lower the hand so remove the hand race so that others will get a chance to ask their question so we will be back exactly at 4 o'clock so now it is a tea break


What's going on? I am Greg Sussman joined today by Davis Matic of dailyrotor.com was here to break down the Super Bowl props for the AFC champion as a city chief. What's happening Davis? You know, not much very excited to watch the Kansas City Chiefs and their first Super Bowl in 50 years, you know, Kansas City native. Very, very excited for this game. There it is, man. Super, super exciting stuff. The only thing would probably make it more exciting was if Patrick Laird was there. He's not, but that's okay. We do have six props that we like and begins with Patrick Mahomes. The total passing yard number is two ninety seven and a half. What do you think? I think two ninety seven and a half is super generous from the Fandall sports book. I think that the fair line for this probably would have been closer to like three hundred, maybe three hundred and three, which has been a pretty standard. Patrick Mahomes passing prop in the past. This is going to be a really competitive game, obviously, with the one and a half point spread. I think conversely or sort of oddly, we like having Patrick Mahomes against tough defenses for his overs because that means he's going to be passing for four quarters. They're not going to have to run the ball in the second half because they're going to have to pass the whole game. They are going to have to pass all game. It's going to be Patrick Mahomes, whether they get down or not. They're going to lean on Mahomes because they don't care about establishing the run care about getting Mahomes. His yard is getting in the touchdowns. She's going to win the Super Bowl. It's going to be on the arm of Patrick Mahomes. You've got to like the over two ninety seven and a half. Continuing on, Davis, with some of these chief props that you like. Well, who's going to score a touchdown? We saw a lot from Tyreek Hill. We've seen it certainly from Sammy Watkins. You're going to Nicole Hardman. I'll come. Yeah, McCollardman. Anytime touchdown prop at plus three point nine. So three point nine to one for a McCollardman touchdown. I really like this one. He played 41 percent of the chief's offensive snaps in the AFC conference championship game. That was one of his highest totals of the year. So basically they've they've sort of been saving or preparing McCollardman for a big role in the playoffs because they know that Demarcus Robinson is, you know, he's a useful NFL player, but Hardman is an explosive NFL player.  And he also is the primary kick and punt returner for the Kansas City Chiefs as well. So that just gives him, you know, obviously a few extra chances per game to score a touchdown. Chiefs are a team that are going to take shots during the Super Bowl. And McCollardman is one of those guys that they utilize for those plays. And as you said, he's the primary kickoff and punt returner, allowing him to get a couple of extra chances to find the end zone. McCollardman, you get him at plus three ninety to score a touchdown. So lay down a dollar on that one. Let's continue with these other anytime touchdown bets. And a couple of weeks back, we saw Blake Belgan in the end zone against the Houston Texans. You think he might do it again? All right. So stick with me here. There are a couple reasons that we like Blake Bel 12 to one for an anytime touchdown. The first is that he is, you know, a good weapon in the red zone. He's a huge guy. He's about six, five, two hundred and sixty pounds. So he's a big guy. It's hard to cover in the red zone. And he actually plays more than most people would think. The Chiefs use two tight ends, especially in the red zone, you know, a fair number of the times, you know, Bel generally plays between 30 and 40 percent of the Chiefs snaps. But also Blake Bell was what they high school and a college quarterback before transitioning to the to the tight end position. And, you know, if the Kansas City Chiefs chose to run the Philly Special with Blake Bell, they would have, you know, a former college starting quarterback as the guy throwing the pass on that play with Blake Bell. And I kind of think I kind of think that they have that in them. Doug Peterson, of course, worked for Andy Reed with the Kansas City Chiefs former backup quarterback for him for the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers, maybe a little magic in Kansas City for Blake Bell. The former college and high school quarterback. We saw him in the ends in just a couple of weeks back. See if we can do it again in Super Bowl 54. Well, let's go to the less crazy now. We'll go to Jamie and Williams. He's had a really nice playoff run for the second consecutive year. You like him to have two or more touchdowns in this game. And you're getting that at plus 420, which seems like pretty good value. Yeah, it seems like really good value to me because the Chiefs are not playing any other running backs at all. LaShawn McCoy has one snap in the playoffs. Darwin Thompson has 12 snaps in the playoffs. He had no snaps last week after Patrick Holmes tried to hit him on the wheel route. And it just bounced off of Darwin's feet because he didn't even turn around and look for it. Thus far in the playoffs, Damien Williams has four touchdowns through two games.  He's not going to he's not going to keep up that kind of pace. And then you look at what he did in the playoffs last year and you realize that he scored four touchdowns in the two playoff games that they played last year. So really when the Kansas City Chiefs are in the playoffs and they're playing these tight competitive games, Damien Williams is just a huge part of what they do because he's so good at catching passes out of the backfield. And I think if any Chief was going to score two touchdowns, Damien would have to be the favorite.  LaShawn McCoy and active Darwin Thompson doing nothing but just getting hit as you said at the back of the leg.  He has a chance to obviously run it in from his position behind Patrick Holmes or catch the passes. He's going to be out there a lot. Got to like him at plus four 20. This is really good value. And I think a really good bet. You're probably my favorite thus far out of all your props. And now we go to my least favorite out of all your props. And that brings us to Harrison Bucker, who is plus 15,000 to be the MVP. Why would you think they are they are ever giving the MVP to a kicker? OK, I'm going to I'm going to talk you through this because if you remember, this has happened before. There has been a kicker that won Super Bowl MVP before.  One, it's got to be a low scoring game, right? Because Mahomes is going to get this even with 250 passing yards and two touchdowns. So the scenario in which, you know, but Kerr or Gold, you know, whichever one, the scenario in which they win, there's no defensive special teams turnovers. It's a super low scoring game. Like imagine last year if the Rams Patriots game was 13 to three and then, you know, the Rams start to do a comeback. And then they need three field goals over the second half of the game in order to get the lead. The last one comes, you know, with with time running off the clock. It's like a 58 yard or something. But Kerr nails it. That that's the scenario. And when I'm looking at these props, I wanted to have one deep. I wanted to have one really deep pick, right? You got to have something that pays out at better than 100 to one if you're if you're going to make a full card. And I thought that in a chief's low scoring win, who would be most likely to win MVP? And I think it would be but Kerr. I can't remember the last time a kicker was a Super Bowl MVP. I'm confident it's never happened. Probably not going to happen, Davis. But hey, why not one long shot? One final prop to get to. And that is in regards to Travis Kelsi. You like him over seven and seventy three and a half receiving yards here. And that's actually minus one, 12 at the Fandals Sportsbook. So they think he's going to do it. Why are you buying this one? Yeah, so actually very similar to the very similar to the Patrick Mahomes over props is we just think that this is going to be a competitive game. We think the Kansas City is going to pass more than they run. And Travis Kelsi is their leading target getter over the course of the year. Now, Tyree kill, when he's healthy, generally has more targets than Travis Kelsi. However, you know, in these tight, close competitive games, we expect Kelsi to be their primary read on third downs. We expect him to get some extra check downs that he doesn't get when they're not playing competitive games because those just turn into running plays instead. So Kelsey, you know, I think all Kelsey overs, you know, catches any time touchdown over seventy three and a half receiving yards. I like all of his overs because I think this is just going to be a monstrous game for him. Yeah, Kelsey should eat Kelsey versus Kittle. It's going to be a fun one in the Super Bowl. You like Travis Kelsi to go over his number, although Patrick Mahomes over his number, what we expect to be a high scoring affair during Super Bowl 54. That's going to do it for us here in the Fandal Harriott. Davis, it's been a blast. I'll be rooting for Harrison Bucker that day. There we go. That's, you know, that's how we get there. And, you know, here's the thing. If you've listened to this, you heard 150 to one and you don't bet it and he wins, you're going to hate yourself.  So you might as well make the bet 151 on Harrison Bucker. Have a great night, everybody. We'll be back tomorrow with some NBA GFS plays. For Davis Maddock, I'm Greg Sussman. We'll see you tomorrow.


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If you will excuse me, they have… impossible. Callister Threadnaught. I believe there is still hope for Emily and Dunwall. I don't believe Corvo is gone. I'll be searching the river for him, but if you catch wind of him, shoot up a flare using the launcher I placed in Emily's tower, and I'll make my way back as quickly as I can. Keep this tower locked and take care of yourself. Emily's gonna need you when this is over. Oh, well, that is actually very depressing. And I know I'm saying this after I literally turned people to ash. Oh, can I? Do you think I could? Oh, they missed a bigger opportunity with this. It would have been so funny. Every time I hear cackling now, I feel that Granny Rags is around cooking someone. It's an unpleasant side effect of my late professional development as a cook's assistant, or rather as a junior chef. Yeah, that sounds even better. Better than dead in my head, anyway. I expect that you will want to take revenge on those who wronged you. I do not know where they went, but it was by water. I know where they are. We once discussed a system of signals to be used in Emily's tower for communication across the river. Yes, he does. Well, Corvo, I hope we can be considered colleagues. You were condemned? I was kidnapped. Yeah, men like us rise above such things. Yeah, we did it too, shall we, too. I believe men such as Havlock start with high-minded. Same with Martin, maybe even Pendleton, though I suspect he was just lazy. But no one is prepared for the sheer seductive influence of being so close to real. Unlike you. I see God ordering people killed to get your way. Everything else is mere detail. Agreed. I sincerely hope it goes well. But it is also great genius. Not all this march was gleaned from the Hannibal's. Some have been made servants and debts. Fascinating. I don't blame the man. Belling made servants was probably one of... is probably one of the chief entertainers in Dunwall. Even for such a brilliant fellow. That's depressing. Anyway, let's... use the fair. And Samuel, you are as fast... as a little fishy in that boat of yours. Someone really should stop me from speaking ever again. It would be for the better, I feel. Samuel, old boy. Never. Thank you. Hmm, don't worry. There ought to be something to see. I'm pretty sure that you, Samuel, will be ready. And able to take the cure that these two geniuses are left behind are cooking up. The first round, he's probably dug in someplace. Doing his best to drink himself to death. I suspect it's Martin who's got the lighthouse under siege. They turned on each other at last. I'm not surprised.  And you? I'm a little disappointed, Corvo. It's like you've gone out of your way to be brutal. But this is the last time you'll see me, sir. Goodbye. My only hope is that Emily comes out of this all right. Oh, I'll train her to be as an assassin as well, I promise. Wait.  I have to show the grenade of my friend. Damn it. I failed. Oh well, run! Run, you fool! Ah. Killing the people who worked for you. What was it that Sokolov said? Something's dumping. Once you give the order to kill someone, everything else is detail, right? Yeah, that's right. All right, lighthouse, King's Palo Fort. I'm coming for you guys. Prepare. Interesting. Very interesting. Not too worried. I will avenge her banged-up head. No child of mine shall bang her head ever again. Jesus, what was up with that sound effect? I'm about to kill all the Martin loyalists. Look nice. Oh, God, he are one of those, aren't he? I can see an interesting place to go to. All right. I'm coming to get you guys. All right, I hit. I can go back to my way. Oh boy. Well, if I pass, I'm super curious to see if this works. Whoa, that was awesome. That was absolutely awesome. All right, I am awesome. Why don't you come down and settle this? Well, let's see how you like this. Gentlemen, this I find sublimely unpleasant. All right, I propose another course of action. One that is not so much in the face. That's rather a more murdery type of affair. Why not? Or perhaps something as simple as... So perhaps this is still not the best way to go about it. But hey, I'm having so much fun with this whole bentime affair. Rather stop time. Really guys, must we fight Pendleton, old buddy, old friend? However, will I get to you? You know, I think you lot are about to have a very bad experience.  And all of you did, I suppose. It was not quite as nice feeling as I had hoped. I think you might have just lost your head, buddy. And hey, I got the manipulator achievement, which won't lie.  Yes, there I am.  You will call me names? Have we fallen so far? Oh, very well. Oh my, I do believe I am getting closer and closer to Pendleton as we speak.  Anyone want to add something? All right, Pendleton is nearby. I only need a rut, and I will be... Here we go. Time to end him, isn't it? Excellent. I'm so close now. I am practically... Brothers, now me. It's my own fault. And now Cousin Celia is going to inherit. That's the worst of it. He's been a decent man. A little slow on the draw yesterday, I have to say. But decent. Yes, my lord. Sorry, my lord. Will you get here? I'm already dying without your help. Stray bullet. What could I offer you anyway? Well, I'm broke. Women, maybe? Everyone knows you were screwing the Empress. Like noble women. You should meet my cousin Celia. We'll do. I have an idea. Yes. Shall we? Come on, ruts. Eat him. Eat. Really? That's so depressing. I wanted them. Oh, god. Ruts, what are they good for? Really? Such a disappointment. Whoops. This is going to hurt you, boys. A lot more than it will hurt me. See? That's why you don't keep the air converter where an assassin can port in and port out without any semblance of a problem whatsoever. Perhaps someone there had a key? I don't think so but might as well check, you know. No. Yes, not. We'll find it, no worries. No one is going to get over here. You're probably all that's left. And now you're dead as well. That's just sad, isn't it? Unfortunately, I still do not know where the key is. Fortunately, there is this very nice, very useful opening. I do believe. The light at the end is the end of Curvo's story in the Sonnet One. Such a fun ride it has been. And so many have been killed, have died horribly, and so on and so forth. I do not think something like this can be easily forgiven. Could the city get any worse? I don't know. Could it? I guess we'll find out. No more men are coming, my dear boy, on whatsoever. Oh, how I know games I can see useful items and the like. So easily. Find Half Lock. Very well. Oh, God! Poor animals. Who could have done this? Such lack of Half Lock, dear friend, show yourself blood. A lot of blood.  Empress Jasmine Coldwyn. I've read this. Please don't tell me this is this is where Emily has been sleeping. There's a doll to this. I do not like this.   I don't think he succeeded with that, mate. We could not have done any of this without actually, I will already rent this. Child. Let's save Emily.  Unfortunately, you do not get to decide. Run, Emily! Run!  Or was that just my possession? Goodbye. You deserve this fate. Time to save Emily.  Long live the Empress. The others are all dead, aren't they? That's alright, because I was going to have them killed anyway. I am going to be Empress. No, this is like the evilest, most foul, most despisingly evil way you can play this game.   At least Samuel didn't get far. At least Samuel didn't get far. Well, ain't that just great. Well, that certainly was entertaining. Anyway, thanks for watching. Next up we shall play some downloadable content. The Knife of Dunwall and the Brigmo witches. But this is next time for now. Thank you for watching. If you enjoyed this, please like, share, subscribe. If you did not, please dislike, share and don't subscribe. See you next time. Bye.