Alright guys we're heading to an overtime call here. Supposedly the cooler is getting too cold. They claim it's under warranty so let's go take a look and see what's going on even though the equipment was all provided and we just provided the labor. So let's go take a look to see if there's anything that was done wrong or if there's something wrong with the equipment or if it's user error. Alright so we've got some alarms. I've never seen this thing before. I'm not sure if it's the center button. It looks super heat. There's a arm and a pin. That's great. I've never seen that before. That's wonderful. So what exactly is the reason?  I never seen one this small. They say it's freezing things which got uncovered produce right here. Let's see what they got here. I don't know how this thing even works. Monitor. Okay. So it looks like go back box set point 35 degrees but you can't change it because it's got a code on it I think is what the deal is read only. The foil looks like it's clean. I can't see it here but here's it. It looks like it's fine. Super heat. I don't think I can adjust that. Super heat set for 12 degrees. It's running a 1.5, negative 1.5. That probably ain't good. Oh super heat. No kidding. Defrost settings. Execute. It's air. It's time to number defrost to defrost schedule 2am, 12pm. That sounds about normal. So we're up here on the roof. First thing I notice it's a little odd is we have a defrost clock in here. And that controller downstairs has a defrost system built into it. So I put it in defrost and we're not pumping down. I'm kind of half wondering here do we have it wired for this? It was an option. We unhooked it. I don't know. Been working since November. Kind of half tempted to unhook the contact here and see if it shuts down which would be nice if it wasn't so crammed full of crap in here. That's number 4 brown. Let's see if we can figure out where this goes to. Red or L1 too. There's a 14. That's not even, that ain't even the same colors or numbers they've got there because that's a 70 and a 67. I don't see neither one of those things there. Yeah you can tell nothing's happening because look we got two power wires and a ground going downstairs. That's the only communications we got going on. So there's no no communications up here at all. The pressure switch is probably just a generic little pressure switch which I got right there.  So that blue one comes in to here and it does break one of the leads on it. So that's the pressure switch. It shuts it down. So inside it's going to pump it down.  This here I'm not sure why. Well let's look at it. Four goes to four. It's not even hooked up. Yeah that's just a power. So this switch this thing's not even being used at all. So we can ignore that. So everything's going to be downstairs just like I figured.  So we're going to go ahead and put that back on. I just wanted to make sure that the contactor wasn't sticking. So we've eliminated that. One little trick you can do on that. You can push the contactor in and then put the line on there at the same time on electrician buddies to show me that way before I got in the field. And that keeps you from chatter in the contactor. Of course you know it's not really safe. But just so you know of course we'd never do that in the field. So just want to make sure throw that out there. But I went ahead and just unhooked these wires. Yeah everything's tight. So everything's being controlled from down below. There's really nothing up here at all. One of the other things I wanted to verify here was whether the sight glass was full. They did start it in November. And sometimes you can you know have issues if you don't have it added for winter charge which like I said it's last at all winter and just now having issues with it supposedly freezing. I think we got an issue in our controls. It's set for 35. Superheat's set for 12. I mean everything's pretty above board. Looks like somebody tripped over the line set here and bent this. That's really nice. All right so I entered the code that they showed me on the factory thing. I didn't work. So I entered the one one of the guys told me right now it entered it or trying to enter the cheap mode. I'm hitting the center button. Hitting the once. Try holding it. Try hitting the home button. I think the controls jacked up or the freaking expansion device ain't letting it pump down to what I think is going on. Box temperature 42 in service mode. Force defrost and service slash two. Active alarms. Too few defrost. So let's fix that dense. Snoozy alarm. Sure whatever. Snooze all alarms. Okay let's go in alarm history. Low superheat. June 17th that's not accurate because we're in uh well I guess it is. Today is June 17th. Low superheats happening over and over. Look at that. Look at that. Six o'clock PM. Just going back back back back back back. Lots of that. Okay the differential set for two degrees. Expert pin. Let me go in here. So expert pin don't work. So let's get out of there. So the EXP stepper position is zero of 255. I can hear the refrigerant running so it's not pumping down. You can see possibly no it's not freezing up yet but you can yeah that's can you play with that nope it doesn't do anything. So backup one. General settings. 12 hour. It's fine. United States. Eastern. Daylight savings. Date yep. 1217 yep that's about right. Fahrenheit. PSIG. Basic pin. Ah look at that. Basic pin. Expert pin. We're popping this cover off. I can hear it leaking by. It's not real bad. See if we can uh see if we can see a little better now. There's the suction transducer there. She looks like that's hooked up to there which is right there. It's in her tight fan. Nothing special there on that. I did switch it to 4D frost should not need that.  You look at that you got box A1 suction temp there. Coil temp. There's supposedly a coil temp sensor somewhere. I wonder where that's at because I'm not seeing it around back. I love learning about this stuff at 7 o'clock at night. It's the best time to learn you know. So you've got your air sensor there but the coil sensor must be. I wonder if they're doing it like some of their other stuff. I wonder if they're throwing it in there in the in the fans and behind the fans somewhere. I bet you not seeing any wires. Yeah yeah I mean if I yeah the coil's cold so that's what's happening. That's leaking refrigerant through. It's getting super flipping cold making this thing sweat like crazy which then makes the dripping going on and that's what's going on. So it's got some issues obviously that stepper motor must be garbage because it's saying like I said that it was at the zero point. So that's your issue. Not much I can do with it tonight guys. Not much I can do at all. All right got thinking about something. If this thing's not paying attention to the suction pressure or if it thinks that that's truly a zero which is not telling me what it is but you can calibrate it here. Let's see if we can read what our actual monitor box temp set point. I wish it would tell me whoosh whoosh I wish I wish I wish it would tell me where that thing is at. There it is suction pressure. It knows it's 71 pounds that's about what I had on my suction gauge so there we go. It's reading that right. Yep that's that's the problem. I wonder if by chance we killed the power if it would maybe run the valve from one way down to the other way. You would think it wouldn't shut the fans off if if it really was or wasn't in a defrost. I just found test mode defrost relay on which just don't have heaters.  It's a neat control I really like it. You could hear that freaking valve doing its jiggity jiggity and liquid solenoid relay on. Yeah it'd be nice had a liquid solenoid this would be working. EXV fully closed. Yep I'm gonna stand by what I said it's getting it's it's it's doing different things but I think it's got to be that valve.  I tried the star tried the home tried the back I just don't have all the information that might be annoying. So we're back to monitoring mode arms what are we doing on arms serial arms I like that.  That dog gone EXV is our problem it says zero and it's not so I'm gonna stick by what I said gotta get a model remember off this thing. All right so I had to get out of the service mode so box temps that point deferentials two degrees preload time zero minutes minimum one minimum off so everything's good to go yeah we're just gonna have to get out of here and call it a day unfortunately so they're just gonna have to deal with it till we get that new one. All right guys it's gonna wrap this one up if you liked it got me some slack my first one I've seen so I've worked on the beacon two and this is pretty much the same thing just a little bit fancier so first one I know what to look for now I know what my passwords are there's a basic and then there's an expert so there's two different ones and let's I know this expert doesn't seem to let you go into the basics so other than that guys you enjoyed the video you want some more like it hit the thumbs button don't forget subscribe we'll catch you on the next one thanks for watching I gotta admit guys this food is really really good these little shell things I mean I'm I've never seen them this small before it's kind of small but they really did a nice presentation with things I've kind of already destroyed everything but this is one of the benefits of being on call and you know you try to do them a good job and uh you hooked up with some good food so so anyhow catch you guys on the next one


Brian Shaw is one of the most popular strongmen right now, along the likes of Eddie Hall and Hafthor Bjornsson aka Thor. Shaw has won four World Strongest Man titles, the recent one being in 2016. He decided to experiment with his diet after not winning in 2017 or 2018, with Stan Efforting's vertical diet which is primarily beef and rice, some fruits and veggies thrown here and there. After not seeing success on the vertical diet for over a year and a half, Brian has decided to go back to his roots, the original diet he won the World Strongest Man competition on, hoping that it will bring him back to the success he saw merely three years ago. I reached out and expressed my concerns on his performance, speculating on several aspects of his lifestyle that he could improve, but why would Brian Shaw listen to some fairy boy twink on his diet? Then again, my day job is posing as the statue of David. Let's take a look at the six meals he is following on this new diet. Meal number one is eight scrambled eggs with some grits and orange juice. Reminds me of Ronnie Coleman's breakfast, but the overarching issue we're going to see here is a lack of food quality, as well as the addition of some processed foods he shouldn't be having. Any conventionally raised supermarket egg has a poor omega-3 to omega-6 ratio. It lacks the nutrients that are found in pasture raised eggs. Any plant food, in this case the grits and the orange juice, is there a pesticide concern? Is there an herbicide concern? What chemicals were sprayed on these products when they were being grown? Is it GMO? What happened from the indigenous, the wild variety of that plant food to the version we're consuming now? Opting for an heirloom variety of grains, opting for organic fresh pressed, fresh squeezed orange juice are far better options than what he's consuming now. These would increase the nutrient density of the meal, lower the inflammation substantially, but the amount of effort and money required to make that next step up, something most people don't have an understanding or a willingness to do. He does suggest something called MedKit, which is a multivitamin from his sponsored supplement company, and there's some good and some bad with this. There are a bunch of plant-based extracts in this supplement, which are certainly useless, but this multivitamin actually contains nutrients that a lot of people tend to be deficient in. So in the context of a diet lacking food quality, aka Brian Shaw's old strongman diet, he probably sees a benefit from taking vitamin D3, fish oil powder, NaCl16, as well as vitamin K2, despite the small amount, despite the quality of those supplement ingredients. But if you see a benefit from taking a multivitamin, that means that your diet is incredibly deficient in nutrients, vitamins, minerals, elements, and fatty acids. Ideally, you would be achieving these nutrients from high-quality animal foods, or you could even opt for supplements in higher doses that contain more available forms of these supplements that are being used. Moving on to meal number two, he has bison, instant mashed potatoes, and some duck fat. Obviously, bison is a better choice than most proteins people have. Unfortunately, bison is still very lean, and nutrients are contained in the fat of the animal, so it's really just a slightly cleaner protein source. The instant potatoes are just inferior versions of fresh potatoes. They add emulsifiers, which tend to be oxidized vegetable oils, and there are also preservatives, so an unnecessary level of inflammation in the mashed potatoes.  Unfortunately, ducks are fed primarily corn and soy. Therefore, duck fat is high omega-6 and inflammatory. Anything like grass-fed butter would be a much better choice. He gets his meat from some meal prep company he is sponsored by, and he microwaves his meat. So, the nutrient content of the meat is diminished greatly by the time it gets to him. If the meat is cooked well done, frozen, sent to him, he's already lost a fairly high percentage of the B vitamins, at least 30%. Then he chucks the meat in the microwave, blasts some more vitamins out of it. So, compared to cooking fresh meat, he's getting less than half of the potential nutrients. Not to mention microwaving damages foods on a cellular level, changing the structure into something we do not recognize. I might do a separate video on the dangers of microwaving your food. On to meal number three, which was turkey, rice, and red sauce. Turkey, just like duck, is usually fed corn and soy, so the omega-6 is a concern, but the turkey is pretty lean. They do still give these animals antibiotics and things you don't want in your meat, so turkey is definitely not the best choice. And again, it's from the meal prep company, he blessed in the microwave, greatly diminished bioavailability of the water soluble, especially the very important B vitamins. The concerns with the rice, same with the other plant foods, were there pollutants in the field? Is it a hybridized variety of a grain? Red sauce usually isn't that big of an issue. It might be slightly inflammatory, again, depending on how the tomatoes were grown, were they sprayed with glyphosate? Were there chemicals and preservatives added to the tomato sauce? Meal number four, apparently his prep coach told him to get pizza and cheesecake. For what reason I can't speculate on outside of increasing the fat in his diet? Pizza from a place like Domino's isn't all around bad choice. The dough has modern, inflammatory hybridized wheat, soybean oil, several dozen other additives. The processed cheese has dozens of ingredients in it, and even the sauce has soybean oil and dozens of more processed ingredients. He would have been far better going off to a local pizza joint, and then there's not going to be 90 ingredients and chemicals in his pizza. Ironically, compared to what most people eat, the cheesecake doesn't seem that bad, outside of it being the deadly combination of fat and carbohydrates. Cheesecake is composed of conventional grain fed dairy, which can be estrogenic and is lacking the nutrients quality dairy grass fed raw is supposed to have. Of course, we have the high sugar content in the cheesecake. Yes, there is some wheat in there. And as we said with the pizza, modern wheat is very inflammatory because of GMO, because of hybridization. There isn't actually soybean oil in a large amount or a ton of preservatives in the cheesecake. But still, that combination of wheat, sugar, and dairy on its own is nothing to tread lightly about. And we're seeing a consistent pattern here of low quality ingredients akin to the American standards of cheap, fast, and easy. This results in systemic inflammation from a high amount of pollutants and agrochemicals, as well as a lack of nutrients due to soil quality and animal feed. For meal number five, he has a bag of frozen sweet potato fries and the turkey patties again. As we just said with the turkey patties, antibiotic concern, high omega six concern, foods being heated in multiple times, degrading whatever nutrients are in the turkey patties. And fresh sweet potato, a boiled, baked, even sauteed in butter sweet potato is far better than these fries because there's soybean oil in the fries, there's preservatives. When you're buying these pre-packaged processed foods, you're getting so many nasty things you don't want in your body. Last but not least is meal number six, where he had steak from the meal prep company, some rice noodles, pasta sauce, a balsamic vinaigrette on some spinach. He had an apple as well as some more cheesecake. So the steak is from the meal prep company. Again, you know, this food's being heated multiple times, degrading what nutrients are already in it. At least steak doesn't have the omega six concerns of turkey, but there is an estrogenic herbicide, you know, atrazine concern that is fed to American feedlock cattle. Rice noodles again with the plant foods were concerned about the pollutants, how it was grown. Rice flour and water are what comprise rice noodles. So there could even be like fluoride, chlorine, bromide, halogens in the water used to make the rice noodles. You know, this is nothing to be overstated. Pasta sauce, as we said earlier, you know, slightly inflammatory. What are the growing conditions of the tomatoes? The problem with balsamic dressing and even just salad dressings in general is they put soybean oil, very poisonous vegetable seed oils in them, and he's just dousing it on these spinach leaves, you know, which at best are just giving him some fiber. You know, the nutrients and spinach are not available to the body and consuming large amounts of spinach can increase certain anti-nutrients such as oxalates, when in the context of a nutrient deficient diet can exacerbate certain issues. Apple, you know, again, is it an organic apple or was it sprayed with glyphosate? And back to the cheesecake, just to repeat what I said earlier, you know, it has conventional dairy, estrogenic, low in nutrients, high sugar, modern wheat, pretty inflammatory choice for dessert. Obviously, we can identify the main concern of his diet being a lack of food quality. If he was sourcing all of the products optimally, preparing them fresh outside of a microwave, we would see a huge increase in the vitamin mineral, you know, better omega three to omega six fatty acid ratios in his diet, reduction of very inflammatory processed foods. The biggest issue in his diet right now, without a doubt, is the high omega six fatty acid intake, which can be compromised immediately by consuming more fish as well as removing low quality meats. And of course, getting rid of all those processed food ingredients should be a given. In the mid to long term, it would benefit him greatly to increase food quality across the board. But even just right now, if he swapped out turkey for salmon, cooked the potatoes fresh, opted for a higher quality cheesecake, he would be worlds better. If Brian Shaw is unable to increase the food quality in his diet, as well as fix some other lifestyle factors I am speculative about, I don't see him at this point in time being able to get back to his peak performance. So thank you guys for joining me. If you could please like the video, subscribe, hit that bell icon, share the video if you can. I just get worried sometimes when I see these big influencers showing people what they're doing honestly, I kind of feel bad for Brian. He doesn't seem too confident in what he's doing, even just seeing how he composes himself. I mean, obviously you would assume that a strong man, especially of his caliber, a world-class athlete is a very motivated individual. But I'm not seeing the confidence in his diet. I think he needs to have more of an understanding of nutrition and try some things for himself instead of looking at people for solutions. So as I said, if you guys could please share the video. 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Well, good morning, everyone. And let me formally open the 82nd meeting of the National Advisory Council for Human Genome Research. It's good to see all of you. We have a busy, but I think interesting and important, open session ahead of ourselves for the rest of the day. Let me pause for a minute and immediately point out that sitting to my left is not our usual executive secretary, Rudy Pazzotti. A family situation arose at the last minute that precludes Rudy from being here in person. The good news is NHGRI has a deep bench of excellent people that can step in and substitute on short notice. And one of those is Dr. Betty Graham. And so in the six places on the open session agenda where you see the name Rudy Pazzotti, just substitute Betty Graham, because she will be leading us through some important steps along the way. And with that, I think I will turn this over, in fact, to Betty to deal with some immediate business. Good morning. I would like to welcome everybody to the 82nd meeting of the National Advisory Council for Human Genome Research. I want to thank all of the council members for being here. I know it's been on again, off again, but we are finally here. So we will do the business. First I would like to introduce two new council members. The first is Dr. Wendy Chung. She is the Kennedy Family Professor of Pediatrics in Medicine at Columbia University and a member of the Institute of Genomic Medicine. She is board certified in clinical genetics and clinical molecular genetics and genomics. Wendy serves as the director of the Clinical Cancer Genetics Program, the co-director of the Molecular Genetics Diagnostic Lab at Columbia University, and supervises medical education and human genetics for the Columbia Medical School. Dr. Chung's research interests are focused on the mapping and characterization of genetic variants involved in the development of both complex diseases and mammalian traits. She has studied multiple phenotypes, including congenital diaphragmatic hernia, congenital cardiac malformations, cardiac arrhythmias, obesity, type 2 diabetes, and breast and pancreatic cancer. She has also developed mouse model systems to study the role of variants in diabetes and obesity. Dr. Chung has served on multiple advisory boards and working groups, some of which are near and dear to NHGRI, including the Institute of Medicine's Advisory Group on Genetic Testing, the Von Hippo Landau Alliance Research Council, Regeneron Genetics Scientific Advisory Board, the Emerge External Advisory Board, the Hastings Center Advisory Council. She is a member of the Councils of our Council's Genomics and Society Working Group, and she serves as the director of clinical research for the Simons Foundation. Dr. Chung has served as a reviewer from multiple scientific journals, including the Journal of the American Medical Association, the New England Journal of Medicine, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, and the American Journal of Human Genetics. She has a very successful funding track record, including six current grants from NIH. In addition to serving on multiple peer review panels for NIH, she also served on a working group of the Board of Scientific Counselors for the National Center for Biotechnology Information, which is located at NLM. Welcome, Wendy. Dr. Steve Voter is a Chief Executive Officer and one of the founders of the company, 13.8 Incorporated. We want to hear more about 13.8. Prior to his current position at 13.8, he held positions as Chief Executive Officer at Cellular Research, Inc. from 2015 to the present. And before that, he was Founder and Chief Executive Officer of APA Metrics. Dr. Voter has served on multiple advisory boards for companies and institutions, including InScopic, Inc. Molecular, the College of Chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Janella Forms Research Campus, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Grand Challenges Exploration. He has served on the Board of Directors of the following organizations, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Carnegie Institute for Science, APA Metrics, Inc., Immunometrics, Cellular Research, Inc., Pearlogen Sciences, Sunises Pharmaceuticals, Keystone Symposium. Dr. Voter holds over 130 US and European patents. Welcome, Steve. We also have with us liaisons from several professional organizations. Viewing on webcast is Ellen Giorelli from the International Society of Nurses and Genetics. And here with us are Mona Miller from the American Society of Human Genetics and Rhonda Schoenberg from the National Society of Genetic Counselors. Welcome, everyone. So the next thing is we would like you to approve the minutes of the last meeting in September. You will note that the format of the minutes is different from previous minutes. The content is the same, but the format is shorter because there are lots of hyperlinks and less narrative, making for a shorter and more readable document. I hope you have read the minutes and I would like someone to make a motion to accept the minutes. Those in favor, those abstaining, those against? So the motion carries. Please note that you have future meeting dates listed through September 2019. We hope that you would ink these in on your calendars. And if you find that you have a conflict at some point, as soon as possible, please let Rudy Armino. We value your input and it's very important for you to participate in our meetings. I would like to turn the meeting over to Eric now who has two very important presentations, one the director's report and the other one having to do with the strategic planning for the future. Eric?


How much do you feel for Calvary? Tough, very unfortunate and for a guy, especially in the second year, that continues to get better every week. It's very unfortunate. But keep his spirits up. We'll get him back whenever that is. And he'll be just back better than ever. Have you guys talked, exchanged text messages? Yeah, yeah. No, I was, yeah, he is. I was on the phone with him. And yeah, he is in good spirits. But anytime that happens and you're dealing with an injury, it is tough. Arthur had said that you've been dealing with stuff for a while. It sounded like how much or how do you think that altered maybe some of the connection you guys were able to have on the field? I don't know. I would never put substance into that. I mean, everyone's dealing with something, right? It's kind of the nature of playing football. Unfortunately, with the injury that he has now, first and foremost thing we've got to do is get him healthy, get him right, and then we'll get back at it. How do you actually go about replacing him? Because you guys have talked, even though maybe the numbers haven't been there, right?  No doubt. You can't. You can't. You talk about earlier in the year like a guy at CP, right? You had to fill that role with a few other guys. It's kind of the similar situation with Kyle. He turned into one of our better blocking tight ends. He's such a force in the passing game. So to fill that void, you've got to have a couple guys step up. And we've got a great tight end group. And I think we're more than capable of doing that. Why have Ozy and Damir been so efficient this year? They haven't gotten a ton of balls, but they've made the most of them. I think, first and foremost, when they catch the ball, they're pretty special with it in their hands. And then secondly, with a guy like Kyle inside, they create some one-on-one matchups. With a guy like Drake outside, they get some one-on-one matchups. And when those guys are getting one-on-one matchups, whether it's Ozy or Bird, they're creating separation. They're winning. So it says a lot about who they are in these matchups. And moving forward, we need more of them. So you're kind of following on that with Kyle being out.  We'll have to see. We'll see starting Sunday. But the way that we run the football on those types of things, it's hard to say. Marcus, what are some of the challenges that the Washington defense presents for you all? Well, it starts up front. I think those guys are playing at a very high level. You can pick any one of those guys. And they've been kind of monsters on that end. So for us, being able to get in and out of the huddle, do what we do, get on the same page. Because if you're not on the same page, those guys will split doubles, still create havoc in both the run and pass. So really, it starts up front with those guys. And Kendo Fuller, I guess he had a pick six last week. How's he playing on the back end for them? On that play specifically, he did a great job. They were playing man. You could tell he kind of pattern read it and made a jump on the ball and then finished it. And he's a player that throughout his career has done that, has been a guy that can kind of see patterns, understand it, make jumps, make plays. And that was a credit to him on that.  Huge, huge. And a credit goes to our guys up front. I think that 4th and 2nd was a big play. Really, it was like, I mean, it was everybody was up on the line scrimmage. And we found a way to create a seam. CP was able to convert that into a first down. And when you're able to do that, extend drives, give opportunities for more plays, more times than not, you'll find ways to score. Marcus, how good does it feel for this team to be in the mix around the holidays this late in the season to be in the mix to be in the talk fighting for playoff spots? No doubt. We talk about it all the time, right? When you're playing meaningful football this part of the year, you're doing some things right. And what's cool about us is that we can continue to improve. And with this young group of guys that we have, there's no complacency. Everyone's trying to get better. So if you can continue to grow and continue to stack days upon each other, as you get later in the year, you'll kind of like where you're at. And if we can string these together, I think when we get to the point where the season's done, we'll be excited about it. This might be really my new question, or maybe not. Every quarterback that I've ever covered handles watching tape differently and handles how much they do versus how much they give to the backup versus quarterback. How do you prefer and how do you handle it? I think it's a group effort, really. It's a combination of talking with Rags, talking with Coach London, and working with Des. And when you have a collaborative effort, I think you're not going to see everything. There's tape on these guys forever, right? And when it comes down to it, I think being able to get to a clear and concise summer of what you think you're going to get, how they're going to try to attack you, how we can go and attack these guys, I think is most important. And I appreciate our group, because everyone does a great job with that, and we get to a point where everyone feels confident going into Sunday. How do you do it, though? Do you kind of say I want the last four, or do you say I take X number of games? Hey, can you watch the first two? Hey, can you go watch X or Y? How does that break down? No, I mean, it's not really something specific. Yeah, I really believe that everyone's got their own sort of routine and procedure. And then from there, it's being able to say, hey, this is what I saw. This is where I think they try to do some things and just being able to talk through that. When I was with Derrick in Vegas, it was very similar. And I kind of liked the way that we handled that. Because when you're looking at maybe four specific games, you're not really getting a whole vantage point of what's going on. So for me, I try to stick to my process and then whatever does, whatever coach London, whatever coach Rags is seeing, just being able to communicate and share those things so that we have a good kind of clear picture of what's going to happen on Sunday. I guess I meant more like when we have between Rags and maybe Arthur and Guest and Turtles, like whether there was more like you tell them, hey, watch this, you're going to probably watch them all. Right, it's not a specific like, hey, watch this. It's just kind of, hey, as you go through Tate, whatever you see, please just talk about it. We'll go through it and try to get a clear picture of what's going on. Please tell me this. Because, yeah, I mean, to be completely honest, he's going to, Des is going to see it differently than coach London and coach Rags and even Art. So to be able to get different perspectives and then come together and talk about it, you kind of get to a point where you have a good summary of what's going on. Hey, on the key is play, what was your vantage point? We couldn't tell if he looked up late or Bob was early or just looked, he was open and looked like he could have caught it, but would it have that look on him? Yeah, unfortunately, with what happened at the play, I had to get it out a little early. So those things happen and sometimes you're not able to track the ball or see it. It was unfortunately just that case. And I trust OZ, whole-heartedly, he'll find ways to come down with it. When you got to go a little early to put a little bit more air under it? You try to, yeah. And that's what I think that's what I could have done better is give him maybe a little more air so he could find it. Because when you do have to throw it early and it's not quite as high, those guys don't have an opportunity to track it.


Thank you, I hope you can hear me and I want to thank all the participants of very interesting discussions and many important points. I have been listening very carefully and I think it's very interesting that we also talk about this fast development that is happening in the digital world. And of course there is a challenge with the digital giants. There are far ahead from the citizens and also the EU legislation. And therefore I think this is an important point that the citizens representation has brought up. And if we look to United States they had very interested congress hearings with Facebook and others about this development that affects both individuals but also society as a whole. And that they have a big responsibility. So I think this will be an important point that we also show that the European Union together also is a partner that have expectations on digital giants. Not just that they should pay taxes but also what responsibility they have. And I also think that it's very important with what has been said and that makes me happy also that there is a strong will to increase the digital literacy also with the aim to be more digitally integrated. And Europe is a big democracy and therefore we should work together. There is a way of saying in Africa it takes a village to raise a child. Well I think that also these discussions and these panels has been very very important that we together work to develop the Europe we want to see. So I want to thank everybody for very thoughtful and wise points. So I'll be short. Thank you.


This is stock number 10395. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used. Heavy duty truck and RAM headquarters. Today we are checking out this extremely clean, extremely good looking 2017 RAM 2500. This one has a BDS lift on it with Fox shocks, has a 6.7 liter Cummins diesel, and has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. Bright silver metallic is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition wise before seeing it in person. If you want to check out more photos of this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link right to our website. Click that and check us out there. Haas style, 20 inch, painted and polished aluminum rims that are in excellent shape. Falcon Wild Peak 37x12.5 R20 LT tires with about, I don't know, 70, 80% of the tread left on them. You got the Fox shocks with the reservoirs. This has a BDS suspension lift kit on it. The frame in the underbody is exceptionally clean on this truck. Has some aftermarket, metal, front and rear bumpers. Absolutely perfect condition as LED fog lamps, projector lamp headlamps, LED running lights. I didn't see any dents or dings on the hood. Passenger side fender is in excellent shape as well. No scuffs or scrapes on that fender flare in the passenger side rim. Absolutely perfect. And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in the truck that you're looking at before you even get here so that you can make a smart buying decision from the comfort of your own home. In fact we offer a Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, get a payment quote, even appraise a trade if you have one, all right on our website. Take a look at how clean this frame and underbody is on this truck like new under here. Has all the remaining factory exhausts, it does have the power running boards. With their amp research, didn't see any denser dings on this box. The back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and this back rim is in excellent shape as well. You do get foc shocks back here as well and you get that coil spring in the back. Frame and underbody absolutely perfect as we come around to the back, see it as a towing package with the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wearing, the backup parking sensors in the aftermarket rear bumper. The tailgate is in excellent shape, it does have a locking tailgate and a backup camera, a very nice drop in pedal liner, bed liner, that's a nice shape. Must have a shock assist up in there, tailgate's really light, looks like LED tail lamps and down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side, no denser dings on the box and for full disclosure this back rim is absolutely perfect. Down the rest of this side, I didn't see any denser dings in the doors, it does have the heated fold out tow mirrors so they fold out like so. They also power fold in, you can see the amp research power boards and you do get LED lights that light them up, power windows, power locks and those power fold in mirrors, they'll say fold in like so, also has auto headlamps, I believe this is for your aftermarket fog lamps. Inside the Laramie package gives you the black leather interior, there are no rips or tears on the seats, you got the Laramie embossed backrest, memory driver's seat, driver's side lumbar, factory floor mats throughout and as we hop inside the truck here, you can see that this one has 26,704 miles, you get the 7 inch LCD display and you can see that it has the digital speedometer outside temperature, you can put on the corners there as well as the compass range to empty current miles per gallon, all that good stuff, comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, comes with the six-speed automatic transmission, the 8.4 3C touchscreen radio with the factory navigation, this is also where your backup camera shows up, you can do your heated seats here and your cooled seats, you also have your AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, you can also do your climate controls here as well, if you don't like doing the climate controls up there you can do them down here and you can also do your heated and cooled seat and heated steering wheel buttons down here as well, turned out four-wheel drive, factory brake controller, stability control, toll hall, your factory exhaust brake and your front and rear parking sensors, you can turn those off and on, you do a dual climate control and you do get a 115 volt 150 watt plug-in, passenger side seat and floor mat are in excellent shape, no rips or tears on that, this truck smells very clean, I don't think it's ever been smoked in, you do get the speakers in the roof, part of the Alpine premium sound system, map lights, power slide and rear window and you do get your home link buttons there for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, 911 and assist in the mirror, those are features of the vehicle that you never pay a subscription for and as you can see it does have the Alpine badge there letting you know that it has the subwoofer and the upgraded sound system, we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood, really a nice truck all the way around, body and condition wise, interior wise, no rips or tears back here, does have that power sliding rear window and the latch child safety system for all your child car seat needs, these seats fold up and it does have a load floor which is nice, you can put both sides down, if you got pets they got a nice flat place to lay or if you got muddy boots or tools you can put them on a nice flat surface and not get your seats dirty, also if you're a hunter you can put your guns on there and they have a nice flat surface as well, so you do get in-floor storage here, looks like it does have a locking storage container, I'm not sure if we have the key for that or not, would have to check the key fob and you do get the child safety locks on the back doors here, we'll take a quick look under the hood, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and it's really cold out today so I apologize my gimbal is not working quite the way it should, under the hood we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel but I do hope you have been able to tell just how clean the truck is and have a really good idea of the overall condition of the vehicle, this one has been fully safety inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go, I would highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, half tons, three quarter tons, one tons, you name it, we got to go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com, if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto, remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel and your lefty links more, heavy duty truck videos like this one and you're right if you have not been to our website on the bottom a link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out and we're super excited to help you with this super clean 2017 Ram 2500 crew cab short box with a BDS suspension lift kit on it and the Cummins diesel, thanks again.