It's not hard to find people who laugh at astrology, but the advent of the coronavirus pandemic actually stands as a testament to a greater understanding of how the cycles of our universe work. In this video, you're going to discover how COVID-19 is actually a part of a much bigger picture by looking at the cosmic cycles that circles above and beyond our heads. Even if you think astrology is hogwash, please watch on and see if your understanding changes by the end. In astrology, there's something called a conjunction, which is any time that two planets line up with each other in the sky, which is said to strengthen the energies of the two. Along with normal conjunctions, there are also great conjunctions, which happen between the outer planets, Jupiter and beyond. 2020 is a year of several great conjunctions, and today I'd like to discuss one in particular, Jupiter Pluto, which is what's happening right now. Jupiter, by its nature, is said to bring expansiveness and Pluto brings about transformative change, death and rebirth, and also, it makes big things small and small things big. Curiously, when we look at the history of Pluto-Jupiter conjunctions, we see this recurring theme of extreme magnification. I'm going to take you through a few key dates in time to show you what I mean, just so you know, every single date we discuss aligns with the Pluto-Jupiter conjunction. And really quick, before I begin, I just want to thank Patrick Watson and the Astro Twins for their work in compiling this information. Okay, here we go. In 1571, Johannes Kepler was born, a man who devoted his life to the stars and whose insights would profoundly broaden humanity's views of the skies. Though it's interesting, because even though today he's considered a revolutionary scientist, to Kepler, astrology and astronomy were completely interweaved as one unified system. In 1596, Kepler published the Mysterium Cosmographicum, and in 1608 he wrote Somnium and invented the Keplerian Telescope. And in 1620, Kepler completed his three laws of planetary motion, the work that would be tremendously influential for modern astronomy, and work that even inspired Isaac Newton to build off of when scientifically describing motion and gravitation. Now, while all of this was happening, in 1590 we see a Jupiter-Pluto opposition, where they are across from each other in the sky, and we have the invention of the compound microscope and the first telescope, although the first patent wasn't filed until a bit later. Continuing in this, in 1623, Anthony Van Leeuwenhoek, the father of microscopy, was born, and like Kepler, his scientific method was bound hand in hand with his spiritual faith. He became the first person to observe microscopic life in 1657, another Jupiter-Pluto conjunction. In 1663, Robert Hooke popularized microscopic images. In 1838, scientists Schleiden and Schwan formulated cell theory, the idea that all living organisms are composed of cells, a basic unit of life. In 1630, we saw the invention of the electron microscope. In 1894, we saw the birth of Lemaitre, the man who invented the Big Bang theory, the idea that everything in existence came from an infinitely small primeval atom, which he proposed in 1930, during another conjunction. Oh, this is a fun one! In 1894, the Lowell Observatory opened. In 1906, Clyde Tombaugh was born, and in 1930, Pluto was discovered by Clyde Tombaugh at the Lowell Observatory. Ha! In 1968, we saw the moon landing and the dawn of space telescopes. In 1981, the Hubble telescope began construction, and in 1994, the Hubble telescope produced the first images of cosmic marvels, including the famous Pillars of Creation. And fairly recently, in 2007, we saw that the New Horizons probe got a gravity assist from Jupiter on the way to Pluto, literally the most meta-transit imaginable. So with all of this in mind, if we look at the pandemics of history, we also see that many of them line up with a Jupiter-Pluto conjunction. In 1918, the flu pandemic happened while Jupiter and Pluto were in cancer. In 1981, the HIV outbreak happened while Jupiter and Pluto were in Libra. The Russian plague of 1771 took place while Jupiter and Pluto were in Capricorn, and the Black Death of the 14th century happened when Jupiter and Pluto were in Aries. And with all of this awareness, it actually starts to make sense that we're experiencing the coronavirus pandemic during a Jupiter-Pluto transit. But what do all of these alignments mean? Do the planets rule our existence? Are we forever subject to the wheels of karmic fate from beyond our world? Well, no, not really. You see, astrology is a language. Much like we use English and Spanish or other languages to communicate with people, astrology is one of many languages that we can use to communicate with and understand the workings of the cosmos. These conjunctions simply describe energetic alignments, which means that by understanding and reading the language, we can begin to make deeper connections with the subtle forces that move through all of life on Earth. We should consider this particular conjunction to be especially special, because it's not just Jupiter. Saturn is also in the mix, which energetically is considered a force of responsibility, systems, restriction, learning lessons, maturity, banishing old aspects of life no longer needed, and more. One of the great lessons that these planets bring is the transformation of our systems, which include our financial systems and the ways that society connects together and with the world. And so each of us are invited to ask ourselves what it is we might be holding on to and practice letting go in order to make room for something much more amazing. It's as if to say that the subtle energy of this time in life is in extreme magnification mode, making everything bigger and paired with some responsibility and maturity. But depending on where we're at as a species, we'll really determine what emerges from that potential energy. If humanity was in a different state of consciousness, then perhaps this energy would have found its expression in a different way. Who knows, maybe we would have learned how to send people into the quantum realm, or maybe we discover a black hole near Saturn and send some people there to try and find a new home. Wait, these ideas sound familiar. Anyway, the point of all of this is to see the nature of cycles. Today we can look out into the world and see a lot of chaos, a lot of fear, a lot of people fighting each other for toilet paper, certainly. But if we stop for a moment and look beyond, listen to the language of the cosmos and learn from it, we actually open ourselves up to discovering some pretty profound truths about the bigger picture of what's going on. The collective experience of COVID-19 is a wake-up call, an opportunity for us to realize that we are living with these greater cycles and movements of celestial forces. And these forces are how we learn to interact with the universe on greater levels, and that if we can make sense of those, we can really prepare well for the other changes that are to come. Remember, 2020 has several great conjunctions, and this is only the beginning. And the changes that are initiated through this period of time will last long into the future, forever shaping humanity into a more vibrant species than ever before. If only we can learn the lessons that we're here to learn. So now, how can we take all of this information, this awareness, and make it practical? First, I think it's important that we allow ourselves to relax a bit, especially if we're feeling anxious from the collective fear that is raised over the coronavirus pandemic. By seeing that this isn't unprecedented or out of nowhere, but the closure and reopening of a cosmic cycle that is here to teach us lessons, it gives us the space to breathe. Shifting our mindset from doom and gloom to opportunities to learn and grow is one of the best things we can do for ourselves. Second, considering this is a time of magnification, now is a great time to zoom into our own lives or the world around us and learn. So many of us are quarantined at home right now, living in isolation, and yet so many of us have the whole world at our fingertips through our computers. Use the opportunity to learn, to grow, and to evolve your awareness. Learn something new, a new language, a new topic, a new meditation, whatever it is, just learn something new. We must acknowledge that we are the creators of our reality, and collectively, we are the ones who have to deal with the pandemic at hand. The truth is, this is the first global event in a long time that acts as a unifying point in history as the world sets its focus on the same issue and not in conflict with each other, but against a force that's hard to quantify. This is like a very low-impact version of something like a great flood, some narrative that universally affects everyone's lives at the same time. While everyone's attention is focused together, there is a fantastic opportunity to spread love and compassion for each other and the whole world. And if you're someone who really wants to dive into the deep end, I'd like to offer you a download of the new Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean, the Aquarian Edition. This is a new modern edition of the Emerald Tablets, which I was guided to produce after a visionary experience with Thoth himself. 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Yo, yo, yo, what's up everybody? It's Rashad Jennings right here, the tire runner back in the NFL, season 24, Dancing with the Stars champ and New York time bestselling author. And you're right now tuned in to Fandall Sportsbooks, more ways to win. Yes, Rashad Jennings is a fan of the show. Welcome to the big time and welcome inside the Fandall Sportsbook here at the Meadowlands. The former Giants running back is with us today, talking the biggest names in the game. Plus we're bringing you game breakdowns, DFS and of course best bets. It's week seven, you're watching Fandall Sportsbooks, more ways to win. I'm Lisa Kearney and it is go time. So make sure you download the Fandall Sportsbook app, sign up for your new account and plug in the promo code right there on your screen.  And let's kick this thing off with a huge matchup in the AFC North, the four and two Bengals at the five and one Ravens. You guys, let's get right into this show and how about rookie wideout Jamar Chase? The number five overall pick ranks fourth in receiving yards, second in yards per catch and has helped the Bengals off to a very hot start.  Baltimore gave up just 195 yards passing and six points while picking up their fifth straight win. Lamar Jackson's numbers, now they weren't eye popping in that game, but that former Giants running back for Shaw Jennings, he told me Jackson is changing the NFL like another current superstar changed another sport. Take a listen. He's one guy that I would never tell my child to idolize because there's probably no chance that you could ever remotely be as good as him. I think a lot of people that watch the game and commentate don't realize how successful he is as a passer because he's just overran by how well he is as a runner. He's actually just complete quarterback. He's definitely changed the game of how you play it. He's one of the guys that has, I would say him to football is kind of like Steph Curry to basketball and how you have to measure how you play the game differently. And Rashad had a lot to say about Lamar Jackson will hear from him a little bit later in the show. An interesting comparison, Dave and Pony there to Steph Curry. Jackson and the Ravens now six and a half point home favorites in this matchup. Dave, give me your pick. Well, we know Lamar Jackson is a great player but the problem for the Bengals is they don't score on the Ravens. So even if Lamar has a subpar game, the last two years, the Bengals have got a field goal. Each game, actually the last two games last year against the Ravens. I mean, they just cannot score. The Ravens have won the last three games against the Bengals by 35, 24 and 36 points. The route is going to be on here. Also the Bengals won last week. They're 0-4 against the spread when they won the previous week. So I just don't think they're going to be able to put any points on the board here, Pony. Totally disagree, Dave. You know, those games you're talking about, there was no Jamar Chase. There wasn't just a wide receiver who I think was dropping balls in the preseason on purpose to throw opposing defenses off the set. They should win the offensive rookie of the year and the hidden gem to this game is the Bengals' defense, Lisa, which comes in ranked fifth in the NFL. They threw a lot of money at this defense in free agency and I think it's the difference. They cover and win outright in Baltimore. And that is how you start a show with dueling takes on that breakdown. Great stuff, guys. Time now to take our research to the next level for that we turn to next gen stats for an analytical perspective on this matchup. Now, the NFL analyzes the location, speed and acceleration of every player on every single play then creates various data sets that we get to tap into. So, Ed, gotta get you in here. You're our analytics guy. Give us a next gen stat that you're using to pick this Bengals Ravens game. Lisa, Joe Burrow deserves to be in the conversation for comeback player of the year, one of the top touchdown scores in the NFL, but let's look at a more reliable statistic from one week to the next. If you look at his season long quarterback grid, biggest concern to me involves passes over the middle where his passer rating is at or below league average. Secondary concern is the intermediate throw. All of the stats that you see here involve throws between 10 to 19 air yards. He's 18 of 30 there with a completion percentage over expected of only 2.1%, a total lead PBA 0.4 which is kind of low after so many games and he's thrown four picks, which is volatile, yes, but still telling. If the Ravens are anything, they are smart. Defensively, I predict Wink Markendale's group will force Burrow to the intermediate part of the field and it will be the Bengals undoing I've got Baltimore covering. There you go, awesome, next level info from next gen stat, great job by you, Ed, as well. If you like Lamar Jackson and the Ravens giving those points again right now, six and a half, a winning $50 bet means you're gonna collect more than $93. Again, it is the Fandall Sportsbook app. And a reminder, you can make your first bet on the app risk-free using the promo code Morways1000 when you sign up for your new Fandall Sportsbook account. Let's move on, because we got a big game coming at us from Nashville. Speaking of AFC, big one right here, three and three chiefs visiting those four and two Titans who came off a huge game. Now Kansas City still trying to find their magic. We've seen this a little rough there of Kansas City. They've turned the ball over 14 times this year that is most in the NFL. As for the Titans, again coming off a huge Monday night win over the Bills, Derek Henry going off for 143 yards and three touchdowns on just 20 carries, guys. Credit to that defense as well for that big stop to seal the win. Tennessee getting four and a half in this matchup. Pony, I double checked this line 10 times plus money at home with Derek Henry. What are your thoughts? Well, Dave, I know you hang out with a lot of professional betters too. You're around these people. They say the toughest thing to predict in football is turnovers, that there's a lot of luck involved week to week, season to season. It's not something you can expect. And so Kansas City has turned the ball over so much. They're dead last. Lisa, you hit on it 14. I just can't imagine that every week Mahomes is gonna be so sloppy with the ball. He's turned it over two or three times a game. So for that reason, I think if Kansas City doesn't give it away they're gonna score almost every possession against Tennessee. So I think they cover the number in this matchup, Dave.  I mean, it's just some boneheaded plays that they're making where they're just turnovers that they should not be making. Is that suddenly gonna change this week? I just have not been impressed with the Chiefs this year. This line seems like it's reflective of the 2020 Chiefs. They're still making them this team that is great when they have not been. They gave up 36 points when they went to Baltimore, their first road game. They gave up 30 when they went to Philadelphia. And even last week they were losing in the third quarter against Washington. I just don't think they really deserve to be favored by four and a half here. Titans, they're hot right now. They won four out of five. It would be five in a row if they had their overtime loss to the Jets. But I think as hot as they are, still no respect for this team at home. They did it last week, beating the Bills, plus five and a half. I think they'll cover here with the four and a half. So I'm gonna take the points. All right, great points by both of you guys. But as a Kansas City girl, maybe I will tail Pony and maybe you will too. If you like Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs giving those points on the road, a winning $50 bet means you're gonna collect more than 93 bucks. Fandall Sportsbook app, hit it up. And time now for our DFS download. And of course that means a chance to win millions in prizes for free. Yes, Fandall's hooking it up for you for free. Just head to Fandall.com, sign up for the weekly free DFS contest and play free every single week. That's what weekly means. Just sign up, set your roster, play and win. And of course our job here on More Ways to Win is to give you more ways to win and help you score those points. So Fandall Editor-in-Chief, J.J. Zachryson is in-house with us here with his best values for week seven. Hey, J.J. Hey, Lisa, the first value that I like this week is Jalen Waddle. The Miami Dolphins pass catchers, they're a little bit banged up. We saw that this past week and this past week, Jalen Waddle saw a lot of volume in that Dolphin's offense. He ended up catching 10 of his 13 targets for 70 yards and he had a pair of touchdowns. Miami's been one of the past heaviest teams this year in neutral game scripts and they get an Atlanta team that's been a top 10 opponent for wide receivers when looking at adjusted fantasy points allowed. So as long as those injuries are lingering, Waddle should see lots of volume, making him a solid option at $5,900. Next is Darryl Williams. I liked Darryl Williams last week. I like him again this week. In his first games without Clyde Edwards a layer last week, Williams saw 87.5% of Kansas City's running back rushes and he had a near 9% target share. I'll take that all day long in a Patrick Mahomes led offense. Williams should continue operating as the workhorse against Tennessee this weekend in a game with by far the highest overrunner on this slate. So he's a really cost effective way to get a piece of that game. And then finally, just a little bit more expensive than Darryl Williams is Leonard Fournette. He's $7,000. Fournette's been Tampa Bay's workhorse running back for a lot of the season but especially over the last three weeks. Over his team's last three games, he's averaged a target share per game of 12.5% and a running back rush share of 72%. We know that Tampa Bay's offense can score points. I don't really care who the opponent is. This weekend, Tampa Bay has an implied team total of 30 points. I want their running back. I want Leonard Fournette and he's a very, very nice price point at $7,000. I am tailing all of that business. Leonard Fournette did his dang thing in week six. I'm gonna see him do his dang thing in week seven as well. There you have it. Go to faddle.com. Sign up for free DFS competitions right now. And of course, every week of this NFL season use JJ's information for a chance to win millions in prizes. Follow our guru at late round QB on Twitter and it's to hit up his podcast as well. The late round podcast on Apple Podcast. Thank you JJ. And let's get back to our game previews now when the three and three bears are in Tampa to take on those five and one bucks. Chicago's two game winning streak snapped with a home loss to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers. You know all the drama that came with that. Now the bears face another great in Tom Brady who is having one of the best years of his career. Leads the NFL in passing yards. Second in touchdown passes. The Bucks are getting respect for it too here. 12 and a half point home favorites. Dave a big number right there. It did come down from 13 and a half. Is it too high? I don't think it is. You know there are some huge numbers this week by the way with the Cardinals right around 17. But this is a number that I don't think they can make high enough. I'm surprised it did come down because the Bucks are so good at home averaging 41.3 points a game that is the best in the NFL. The Bears by the way Ed this year already have lost on the road by 20 points twice. So they're used to getting blown out in these situations. They're one and eight against the spread on the road when playing teams with the better than average home record. So this is the spot where I think they are going to get toasted by the Bucks. I think 12 and a half is not nearly high enough. One of the reasons why I think that numbers come back down is because the Bucks defense has been really questionable. I mean one of the things that we've seen is that they are giving up a lot of points in a yard lot of yards as well. The more important factor to me involves Justin Fields the Chicago quarterback. Look progress is not linear. It's going to ebb and flow especially with your when dealing with a rookie quarterback. I get a success rate is third worst among starters right now. But his average depth of target is one of the longer ones in all of football at 10.6 yards. What does that mean? Well if you're taking on a defense with a lot of holes like Tampa Bays has with that heavy three heavy four cover. Well you have some opportunities and I think Justin Fields will have enough opportunities here to at least cover a pretty large spread. All right guys let's move on time to get to prime time and we are starting with Sunday night football. We got the two and four Colts facing the two and three Niners. Colts coming out there best showing offensively and defensive score 31 points giving up just three points. I know you guys are sitting there saying it was against the one win Texans but this is the NFL. Little respect there for the Niners we saw rookie quarterback Trey Lantz in week five but Jimmy Garoff below is back under center after resting his injured calf over there by week. So 49ers now giving four to these Colts. Ed bringing you right back in here. Who do you have in this Sunday night matchup? Well one of the things that we kept getting told time and time again as to why the 49ers should be favored in the division and maybe even have a chance to make the Super Bowl is that the defense was going to be really good. Well so far that's been a big question mark. Now yes injuries have something to do with that but let's compare defenses here and see where we stand. When you look at EPA per dropback the 49ers rank 13th in the NFL which is about average. Indianapolis is 20th just slightly below average but look at quarterback pressure rate. This is important. The 49ers get pressure on the opposing quarterback 28 point 26.8% of the time that's 17th. Indianapolis is slightly better. 26.9% 15th highest in football. And so defensively to me it's a bit of a wash. Carson Wentz is playing a little bit better over these last few weeks and I feel like four is just too big of a number. I'm back in the Colts here. Yeah I'm gonna go the other way. I think the Niners defensive stats probably don't take into account the quarterbacks they've seen in the last few weeks. They've gone against Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, and Kyler Murray. So that's how you get a 49ers losing streak. And now Carson Wentz congratulations. You beat the Texans. Still plenty of doubt about him being able to hold up two of his ankle injuries. I think San Francisco's in a must win spot and I think they cover the four. Let's move on now to the Monday Night match up here. The three and two Saints head to the Pacific Northwest. One of my favorite places to face the two and four Seahawks the surprising season for Seattle at least for me. New Orleans coming off their bye has a winning record despite ranking last in the NFL and passing attempts and completions and second to last in net passing yards. For the Hawks you gotta look at their quarterback situation as well backup QB, Geno Smith rallied the Seahawks on Sunday night against the Steelers but fumbled in overtime ultimately costing them the game. So Smith and Seahawks getting five and a half points at home. Pony you're in Pittsburgh. Who you got in this one? You know I'm just so confused as to the way that the Saints have coached James Winston this year. 169 passing yards per game. It's like Sean Payton's afraid to unleash this guy who once upon a time led the NFL in passing yards and is a former number one overall pick. So I'm gonna take Seattle in this game because I think there is a big quarterback disparity. But Dave for whatever reason New Orleans plays it so close to the best. I don't think they can cover five and a half. Well, who are the Seahawks playing here? The Bills, the Bucks. I mean, how are the Saints a five and a half point road favorite? Who are they to be favored by that much? I like the Seahawks as well but the key reason for me and this will be my stat of the week the Seahawks rather the Saints play the Bucks next week. The teams that play the Bucks the following week end up either losing outright as a chalk or there's happened six times so far this year one in five against the spread. Three of them were favored like the Saints are and have lost outright. So I see them possibly losing this game. I think they're gonna squeak by but I think they're looking ahead to play the Super Bowl champs next week. Sneaky grade betting stat right there Dave. Thank you. I love the numbers. Love the context. Of course I need more. Let's dip back in on those next gen stats. Eddie, you used next chance to pick the Bengals Ravens game earlier in the show. Now I want you to give us three bets based on that next level data that you think are really good value on the Fandals Sportsbook app for week seven. What stands out to you? Lisa, let's take our talents to South Beach and his first game back from injury Dolphins Gunslinger to a tag of Viola had what I'd call a mediocre performance. Here's his passing chart against the Jaguars. Completion percentage requires context. Connecting on more than 70% of your throws should be solid but his completion percentage over expected was only 0.2%. Why? Well he threw short most of the time. 57.4% of his throws were between zero to nine air yards and his receivers let him down with a 6.4% drop rate. One of the higher marks of the week. If needing growth isn't tough enough, Miami is playing a game a week after being in London. Teams normally get a buy after a London game. Miami asked for this. Oh, they're asking for it all right. So the question is how do you adjust your number with a super small sample size of a team playing after a London game when that never happens? That I don't know. I'm just gonna take Atlanta and be happy with it. Next, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said his Gunslinger Jared Goff needs to step it up more. Well coach, maybe you need to put him in a better position to succeed. Let's look at Goff's QB grid for 2021. He has always been his best with play action. Well, Detroit tries these fakes only 12.3% of the time. That's third worst in football. Well, maybe pre-stat motion would help. Nope, 44% of the time, 25th lowest in the NFL. Goff is also having to throw in contested situations. His receivers are open only 46% of the time and Goff's average depth of target is 6.6 yards. That is shallow and borderline unproductive. Yeah, maybe Jared Goff isn't playing well, but it is not entirely his fault. Until things change, I cannot back them in this big spread against the Rams. Finally, if you were worried about any leadership void in Las Vegas after the coaching change, fear not. Derrick Carr is there and so is his favorite target, tight end Darren Waller. Here is his reception chart from week six. It was only five catches where Carr was distributing the football evenly, but those five catches led to a catch rate over expected of 44.9%, a sturdy 10.1 air yards per target with a couple of solid opportunities for runs after the catch. And keep in mind, defenses do not run press coverage on him, meaning they aren't disrupting this round at the line of scrimmage. Defenses only press 3.8% of the time, one of the lower marks in football. Waller faces an Eagles unit that has looked vulnerable at times. I've got the Raiders covering once again. I love that stuff so much, Ed. All the charts just give me more injected in my veins, Ed, thank you. Now take that info, use it to place your bets on the Fanel Sportsbook app right now. And you can place a wager on the bets we just talked about, or just keep scrolling. There are hundreds of others, and they are available right now. All right, let's move ahead now, and let's speed things up a little bit, right? Hit our betting markets with some quick picks here. Shouting out your local teams as we rip through the rest of the week seven slate, guys. I give you the game, you have 10 seconds to give me your pick. Let's roll, Ed Washington hosted Patrick Mahomes last week, this week the two and four football team gets Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. Washington getting seven and a half. When you look at fourth down decision-making, determining how often a team should be going for it, when the conditions are favorable for such things, while Washington's in the middle of the pack, but Green Bay is way more efficacious in that regard. I'm backing the Packers. Pony, the one and four Jets coming off their bye week. They're in New England facing the two and four Patriots. Jets getting seven in this one. Yeah, I'm gonna take the Jets in this spot. I don't think that the Patriots based on how they performed at home this year, lost to New Orleans, just got beat by Dallas in overtime, deserve to be favored by that big a number against anyone. Take the Jets. Dave from the Jets to the Giants and their one and five, their home hosting the Panthers who've lost three straight after starting the season with those three wins. Giants are getting three here. Well, for a team that's lost three straight to be favored on the road, it shows you how bad the Giants offense is. Since they got Jason Garrett back in the start of last season to fix their offense, it's gotten worse, 17.8 points a game. I just can't, I'm going to Carolina. And that wraps up our rip. Great stuff by you guys. And as I mentioned, the Giants are home this week, which means this is the place to be. The Fandals Sports Week at the Meadowlands is open seven days a week. 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Get your friends, come out for an awesome time at the Meadowlands and the Fandals Sports Book. This is your personal invitation to wager, win, and have fun with us here at the Meadowlands. We always appreciate you. We love having you watch our show here and more ways to win. And we'll get you from the track back to the field now in time to give some underdogs a little love, guys. This is where I ask each of you to give me an underdog that you think will win outright here in week seven. Ed, hey, shout out to you, by the way. You nailed the Raiders over the Broncos last week. So since you are our winner, I throw much to you first. Give me one moneyline moneymaker that you are sure of here in week seven. Well, when Geno Smith came on in relief working that Thursday night game, he ranked 15th among all quarterbacks for that particular week. Yeah, it was a good bit worse against the Steelers, but I think that fumble at the end of the game had a lot to do with that. But if you look at his overall body of work, going up against a really volatile quarterback in James Winston, Seattle has a shot here and I think they can do it. I'm gonna throw in a little bit of a bigger underdog than that. We know Aaron Rodgers, he owns the Bears. He still owns the Bears. They play the Cardinals next week, by the way. The undefeated Cardinals. Do you think they might be looking ahead?  The Washington football team's gonna come in here and get them by surprise. I'm going to Washington to pull off the win. Yeah, I'm gonna take the Eagles as a small underdog in Vegas. I think teams like the Raiders and Chargers are figuring out or discovering that they don't really have home field advantage yet.  I wouldn't be surprised if Derek Carr had to go to a silent count. And I think that might factor into the Eagles pulling off the upset. Dogs to win outright. You guys know I love all that plus money. You can tailor guys to your own dang thing. And you can place your first bet risk-free up to $1,000 on the Fandals Sports Book app right now. Sign up for your new account using the promo code moreways1000. You don't see it right there on your screen, but it is on the show all show long. And it gets better. Our experts are giving you their risk-free bet of the week. So guys, time to get to work. Time to make sure you work for your money here. You've got a $1,000 risk-free bet to place right now. Dave, where are you placing that risk-free bet? I'm gonna play a three-team parlay and not get quite as aggressive with the money line with Washington. I'm gonna take the points. They are getting more than a touchdown against the Packers. So take them with the spread. I like the Eagles Raiders game to fly over that 49. So I'm gonna take the over there. I'm gonna end with San Francisco being able to take care of business off of the bye week to beat the Colt just straight up on the money line. $1,000 to get me back, almost $5,300. Give me some of that same game parlay action. I'm going straight to Sunday Night Football for Colts 49ers, alternate total over 48 and a half. Yeah, I talked about these two defenses, but they are injured. They're banged up. There are some question marks. And so I think both quarterbacks could shine here. And I think Carson Woods is playing well enough over these last few games to be able to cover this spread. So put the two together, total 4,400 bucks. I loved themed parlays in college. I think that was the reason why I had to call mom back home so many times to give me extra money. I got myself into jams, but I'm convinced this one's gonna work. Give me both New York teams on the money line to win. Parlay, the Jets and the Giants. I just don't trust the opposing quarterbacks, Mack Jones and Sam Darnold to get it done. A thousand dollar risk free. You're gonna collect over seven grand. And now your wife is calling you with questions, Pony. Well, needing that money to buy those coffee table candles. Appreciate you guys, gamblers. Make sure to sign up for a Fandalsports book account right now to place your bet. Remember to use that promo code moreways1000. You're gonna get your first bet risk free up to 1000 bucks. It's easy, it is legal and it is live.  If you don't and you play again on us. It's that easy. And of course, not just football on this show. We're bringing you news from the track as well. The Breeders' Cup World Championships returns in November to where the turf meets the surf in Del Mar, California. The world's best thoroughbred race horses will compete for championship honors in more than $31 million in prize money. It's all happening Friday, November 5th and Saturday, November 6th. Tickets are available at Breeders' Cup right now. I will be there. Charlie will be there. Come out and say hi to both of us. If you can't make it to Del Mar, it is all good. You can watch all 14 championship races on NBC Sports or TVG. And TVG is not only your place to bet the Breeders' Cup, but you can bet every race every day right now by downloading the TVG mobile app. All right guys, game picks, totals, parlays. We've ripped through a ton of fun bets here for week seven. But there are also dozens of futures bets available on the Fandalsports app right now that can lead to a big payout. You pile them up and the more you're looking to get. That's what we're all about here. So let's bring back our quick pick segment to bet the futures rapid fire style, if you will. Guys, I give you the bet. You give me your pick in 10 seconds or less. And we are starting with a big favorite to finish with the most regular season rushing yards. Dave, I'm gonna get your pick here in just a moment, but first, former Giants running back Rashad Jennings weighed in told me there is no stopping King Henry. Unless he got hurt, there's no team that's gonna stop him within 16 games, 17 now. 17 games to stop him from rushing over 1,000 and being the leader. He's a stylish running back that reminds me of old school smash my football. So Dave, can anyone catch Henry? Well, if you ever see me giving out a minus 500 play in this show, you have permission to kick me off immediately. So I'm gonna go somewhere else. I'll take Jonathan Taylor at plus 2,500. He's underutilized right now. They're rushing the ball about 13 to 16 times. He's 51 yards off of second. Now obviously it would take an injury to Henry, but we saw what's happened to McCaffrey Barkley. It's not like these running backs get through the season. So give me the value there with Taylor. I like it. Pony, which team will finish with the best regular season record? The bill's current favorite there at plus 350. What do you think? I think I don't like this one. I'm going with Dallas. I mean, they've got probably the weakest remaining schedule of any team that's in first place. They get to still play all those NFC East teams. I think there's a lot of value in taking the Cowboys. Edward of the Lions over or under, two and a half regular season wins. Well, if you look at the book for the worst record, I believe the Lions are getting even money there if you take them and they're a heavy favorite. But think about it, Jared Goff may be pinched at some point. They have the eighth toughest record the rest of the way and the offensive infrastructure is a big question mark. I'm going under here. I'm glad that we produced this show to end on that high note. Thanks guys. Game picks, best bets, futures picks and DFS as well. We covered it all. It's week seven. You guys do your thing, we'll do ours. Thanks for hanging with us. Enjoy the games and good luck with your bets. 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She's an international pop star. She's a Hollywood actress. She's a professional hip hop dancer She's a savvy business woman. Of course I'm talking about none other than Jennifer Lopez and in this video She's also going to be your English teacher. That's right This lesson you're going to learn phrasal verbs with take Directly from Jennifer Lopez. How awesome does that sound? Of course I'm Jennifer from J4sEnglish.com and this channel is dedicated to helping you sound like a fluent confident Natural English speaker now before we go any further make sure you subscribe and hit that bell notification So you're notified every time I post a new video now Let's get started with this lesson You're going to add really common phrasal verbs with take to your vocabulary And you're going to do that by studying an interview that Jennifer Lopez did with linked in Now this is a really awesome clip because linked in is a business Networking site, right? So in this clip, you're going to be exposed to a really natural and Professional style of English a style of English that's going to help you sound like a native English speaker Now this is a lesson that I prepared for my students in the finally fluent Academy my premium online program and These two phrasal verbs are so common that I wanted to share them with you So here's what we're going to do We're going to jump on to my computer and I'm going to share the clip where Jennifer Lopez is going to teach you two phrasal verbs with take now make sure you have a pen and a piece of paper or Something to take notes with because I'm going to quiz you with some listening exercises Before you learn these phrasal verbs and remember we're studying real-world English So it's going to come at you very quickly. So get ready and we start Immediately with a listening exercise. Okay, so get ready for that with that said Let's jump on to my computer and we're going to start your first listening exercise All right, our next keyword the interviewer is going to ask J. Lo another question And I want you to fill in the rest of the question. I'll play it three times How are you picking what projects that you want to take on? How are you picking what projects that you want to take on? How are you picking what projects that you want to take on? How are you picking what projects that you want to take on? So here our keyword is to take Something on and this is a separable phrasal verb and it simply means to start working on a new task or project But in the sense of you accepted it, you accepted a new task or project. So here he's asking her, how are you picking what projects that you want to start or accept? So let's say you're in this staff meeting and you're discussing a new project. And one of your colleagues could say, who has time to take this on? So this would be whatever the new project is, right? So who has time to accept this new project, to start working on this new project? Who has time to take this on? Remember, it's separable, so the pronoun has to come in between. Or another example, Marcos, can you take on the graphic design part of this project? So here you have an entire project, but somebody could just take on a specific part, right? And in this case, it's the graphic design part. Or maybe you could say, I really regret taking this new project on. Oh, okay. So here we see our verb as separated, take, and then our noun in the middle, this new project on, okay? Now regret, regret is a jaren verb. So notice, I really regret taking this new project on. That's why we have the ing here, because regret is a jaren verb. Another example, I'm under a lot of pressure right now, I took on too many clients. So here in the past, right, I took on too many new clients. I've always been this person who takes on a lot, and because I love so many things. Okay, so let's do our next listening exercise. So here, you need to fill in three blanks, okay? So pause this, take some time to read it, and I'll play it three times. You know, not taking on something that's going to take up seven months and yield this much, right? You know, not taking on something that's going to take up seven months and yield this much, right? You know, not taking on something that's going to take up seven months and yield this much, right? Not, did you hear this? It was our keyword, not taking on something that's going to take up seven months and yield this much. Yield, you might not be familiar with this. It simply needs to produce a resultant. I don't think you'll use it too much, so don't worry about it. So our next keyword is to take up something. Now this is a separable phrasal verb, but I have a asterisk here because we're going to talk about the structure, okay? And this has a simple meaning. It means simply to use a specific amount, but we use this in the specific context of time, resources, or space. Now think of resources quite broadly because within this, we have many different things, right? We have money, we have our effort, we have our human resources, our manpower, and other things as well. So let's take a look at some examples. You could say this new software takes up so much space. Remember, space was in the context of how we can use it. Now you can think of this really as just use. This new software uses so much space. Another example, this new client I took on is taking up all of my time. So you're actually going to see these two side by side quite a lot. So don't get confused with these prepositions here. This new client I took on, so I agreed to work with, I accepted them as a new client, is taking up, is using all of my time. Remember, time was one of the things we can take up. Can I store a few things at your place? I promise they won't take up a lot of space. Or how about this bathroom reno is taking up the majority of my savings. So I want you to notice that we modify this a lot. So here, so much, all of, what else, a lot of the majority of, so we frequently modify this with talking about how much or how little time, effort, resources, money, something takes up. Okay, let's take a look at another example where we see this in a pronoun form. So let's say somebody says, you don't have any room on your hard drive. And then you can reply back and say, nope, this program took it all up, okay. So the it is what? Room, room, space on your hard drive, right. This program took it up and all is one of the ways we modify it. So here, take up, but then our pronoun comes between it. This is the only acceptable form, okay. And so this follows the separable phrasal verb form. But on the last slide, all of our examples with nouns, we actually put the noun after the phrasal verb. So you can go back and look at all those examples. The noun always came after. Now, although this is technically a separable phrasal verb, I don't hear people put the noun in between and it sounds awkward to me. I couldn't find any hits on Google where people were using it with the noun in between. So I recommend that you follow this structure for the noun form. So you could say this project took up my whole summer. So I wouldn't, I wouldn't put it here, okay. But for the pronoun form, it has to come in between. So it follows the separable phrasal verb form for the pronoun. It has to come. There's this only one that's correct. So for example, this project took it up. So let's now let's say the context of summer was obvious. This project took it up. You know, not taking on something that's going to take up seven months and yield this much. All right, awesome job. You just added two phrasal verbs would take to your vocabulary. These phrasal verbs are so common.  I use them on a daily basis. And I know they're going to help you sound very fluent and natural as well. So make sure you get really comfortable using these phrasal verbs. So you can do that now by leaving a comment and putting an example sentence with each phrasal verb. So put an example sentence with take on and put an example sentence with take up and put that directly in the comments below. Because these phrasal verbs aren't going to help you very much if you don't feel confident using them. So practice in the comments below. If you found this video helpful, please hit the like button, share it with your friends, and of course, subscribe. Now before you go, make sure you head on over to my website, jforeisenglish.com and download your free speaking guide. In this guide, I share six tips on how to speak English fluently and confidently. And until next time, happy studying. All right, way to go, sounding so natural. Adding these phrasal verbs to your vocabulary. Awesome job today. Now don't stop there. Check out this video. And don't forget about this video. And make sure you subscribe. And until next time, bye.


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A 29 year old Bemidji man is dead after crashing his motorcycle in Grand Forks tonight. Authorities aren't releasing the name of the man until family members are notified. But say the accident happened around 6 15 at the intersection of 32nd Avenue South and South 34th Street. Grand Forks police officials say the preliminary investigation indicates the motorcycle driver disregarded a traffic control signal and entered the intersection where he struck the side of a pickup truck. The force of the collision threw the man from his vehicle. Authorities say it did not appear he was wearing a helmet. The man was transported to Altru Hospital for treatment and was pronounced dead. The driver of the pickup truck and his passenger were not injured. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel, and I appreciate you being here today I bring you another live PvP gameplay and today we're going to be using these stun shots and we're going to be crucible now I can't use hand cannons to save my life Especially in PvP they just do not work for me to take too long to kill in my opinion the sun shot though Now I've got the master version being grindy in that future war called like many other people did well that L Went for the people who went for the cheap and easy Graviton Lance But yeah, the stun shot it's supposed to be supposed to be now a decent weapon within PvP today We find out people but before we go any fiver guys I want to give back to my subscribers so every month I am giving away a fully customizable control from controller muds to end test simply drop a like on this video And leave a comment down below and enter the giveaway with a glam link within the video description fast import and legit Good luck everybody, but let's get into the video opponent claimed zone a Wow My life you can't hear headshots with it zone advantage. Oh My mate did say something about the ornament makes it hard he had shots. Let's take you on and off Let's see if it's any different now. It's weak weak It's so weak Take this fight to them. This is how hand cannons are now Is this how hand cannons are now?  It's Shocking it should walk off this weapon hoping to be something good Oh back of a weapons battle weapons bad. No, see I don't care who seems I hurt And this weapon so far people it's just It's just It's just I don't even know eight bullets as well. Come on game The arm and it is partly my fault and I blame the sport maps I suppose Zone be okay zone advantage. I don't see don't know what's going on in people I'm facing the other way than I got so confused. I don't know which one to shoot end up shooting none of them That's that's that's me. Yeah, I see any good people a claims to be good on YouTube you post that content We'll cut that out. I ain't showing people that nothing. I said that's a good weapon. This isn't over. That is a good hand cannon Sunshot should be better There's no doubt. It should be better It should be miles better captured so may Weapons and buck changes they bring in Prologian does a lot of damage to people that around see does a lot of damage. Did he not die then? Did he not die then people tough my team so I'm gonna explain to me how am I tough my team? How am I tough my team? Zone C captured zone advantage is yours. I love people shooting at me from behind there. Who is that? Who is it? I'm on your team. Why are you shooting at me?  It's It's some about it. I don't know what I can't put my finger on it But it definitely needs some kind of rough to compete. It needs a rough See I ain't agreeing on nerfing anything anymore over weapons need bus I'm seeing so many people say to the gravity and lance the Vigilance wings So the gravity and lance and the vigilance wing need a nurse. I don't believe they do Other weapons just need buffs So I've got no problem with the way how quick they kill as long as other weapons can kill that quick I'm happy with it But it's just not the case not the minute I mean obvious. I expect some bucks changes, but all of you What they're gonna do you went to that But yeah, this it's just it's one of them exotics in it. It's just as I can name a 10-15 exotics are just useless And the changes at all the apps like the changes they made yes, they're correct changes in my opinion You need more more 100% need more guys Snake to the creams and oh, that's probably my favorite That's such a great weapon. That's such a great weapon My lead dancer Whoa, yeah, peep I use is normal. I ain't using it no more and I got my Quota arms done anyway. It can be I can honestly it can be good Defeat only stop but it just it isn't up there people it needs a buff It definitely needs a buff.    I awaited an exotic weapons and much change I just can't wait to see what they're gonna do But I hope the sunshine is on that list because it definitely needs one in my opinion anyway the grind I put in I'm kind of disappointed. I mean, it's a great weapon for PvE. Do not get it twisted Amazing for PvE PvP, he just can't compete. He just can't compete and that's the end of that people If you enjoyed the video leave a like, share, leave a comment out and I appreciate you stopping till the end But remember guys if you want to be with a chance to win my monthly controller giveaway Entry via the Gleam link within the video description. But guys, thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on the next one


This 10th year of Daily Tech News show is made possible by its listeners, thanks to all of you, including Erwin Ster, Ken Hayes, and Philip Shane. Coming up on DTNS, Apple has new chips and a new way of announcing them, plus Microsoft unleashes its open AI advantage into the cloud, and why the young folks these days seem to love a flip-flop. This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, January 17th, 2023 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. From lovely Cleveland, Ohio, I'm Mitch Trafalino. From the Atlanta area, I'm Nika Montport. And I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. Ah, my friends, welcome back. It's good to have you all. Nika, good to see you. Happy New Year. Happy New Year. It's great to be back. You may notice that Nika, co-host of SnobOS by guest, who is often on DTNS after Apple announcements, is on today after an Apple announcement that we didn't know was coming. So all we can assume, Nika, is that Apple saw you were going to be on the show and quickly made an announcement. I agree. I concur. That's exactly what happened. It's science. Science. You can't argue. Follow the science, people. All right, let's start with the quick hits. Twitter finally broke the silence, not the science, but the silence over why third-party apps are no longer working with Twitter's API, or at least a lot of them aren't. A post on the company Twitter account on Twitter says, Twitter is enforcing its long-standing API rules that may result in some apps not working. That's it. That's all they said. Many third-party Twitter clients started having widespread problems accessing Twitter last Thursday. Twitter did not publicly clarify what rules were at issue. A lot of the third-party app makers say they haven't clarified it privately either. There are a few apps out there that have continued to work. They apparently are following whatever those rules are. Albatross and the iOS version of Phoenix, FENIX, are two examples that The Verge gave of those. Roblox announced daily active users rose 18% on the year in December to 61.5 million users. Average revenue per user stayed flat, but the increased users should be enough to raise estimated revenue by between 17 and 20%, probably because users went up 18%. Roblox makes money by selling Robux in the game, and it's one of the closest existing platforms to what maybe could be considered a metaverse someday. New term, I know. It's my best bet on what actually becomes a metaverse. Roblox, maybe Minecraft, but I'm betting on Roblox. 9to5Google passed on a report from Android developer Kubo Wojciowski who found references to a location tracker under development by Google by its Nest team, internally referred to as GroGoo. If I explained what GroGoo was, that'd be a spoiler for those of you who haven't seen the Mandalorian. This would support Bluetooth low energy as well as ultra-wideband modules that are found on recent pixel devices. No word on any release timeframe. But in other Google Bluetooth news, Google also released a tool to unlock your Stadia controller so that it can work as a Bluetooth device instead of being locked to Wi-Fi. If you want to do that to your Stadia controller, go to stadia.google.com slash controller in Chrome, and you'll be able to use that unlocker. Google says it will continue to support that tool until December 31st this year, so you want to get it unlocked before then. Stadia shuts down at midnight Wednesday, January 18th. Good night, sweet prince. Well, if you're making some tech, you're going to need some rare earth metals more than likely. They're key to just a lot of tech. They're used in things for magnets, for hard drives, at wind turbines, part of camera lenses, a key component there. Vehicle batteries and TV screens makes access to them pretty important. Currently, the EU contains no active mines for these metals, with 98% coming from China. That may change, though, after over 1 million tons of rare earth metal deposits were discovered in Arctic Sweden. While a large deposit for Europe, considering it had no active mines, the US estimates the world currently holds about 120 million ton in reserves in rare earth metals. L-CAD mining company CEO Jan Mostrum cautioned these deposits may take 10 to 15 years to get to market. The lawsuits over machine-generated art are officially underway. Getty Images, the juggernaut, has announced it has commenced legal proceedings in the High Court of Justice in London against stability AI. You may know them as the creators of the Text to Image Engine Stable Diffusion. The accusation is copyright violation, no fair dealing defense involved. Stability AI uses an open source data set so you can see what images it has trained on. In a similar vein, a group of artists filed a US Federal Class Action lawsuit in San Francisco against not only stability AI, but mid-journey and deviant art as well. This suit alleges a violation of the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act, as well as allegations of unlawful competition and violating the right of publicity. These charges center around these systems' ability to request an output in the style of existing artists without permission. The law firm filing the suit, Joseph Severi, filed a similar suit against GitHub last year, alleging that its co-pilot AI programming tool also violated copyright for using code to train on that is copyright protected. And that is a look at the quick hits. We're going to talk a little bit more about Microsoft and co-pilot and AI in a bit, but let's start with this new Apple stuff, Rich. Yeah, Apple announced two new computer chips Tuesday built on a 5-nanometer process. The M2 Pro offers 10 or 12 CPU cores and up to 19 GPU cores. The M2 Max offers 12 CPU cores and up to 38 GPU cores, as well as up to 96 gigabytes of unified memory that's up from 64 on the previous M1 Max. Multi-threaded CPU performance is 20% faster than the M1 Pro and M1 Max. Both chips include Apple's next-generation 16-core neural engine and are more power efficient than their predecessors. And you can buy some stuff that runs on them. The new chips are going to show up as a chip refresh in Apple's 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros. So they will both now come with the M2 Pro and M2 Max chips. Both of these MacBook Pros will support Wi-Fi 6E and include HDMI 2.1 ports with support for an external 8K display. The 14-inch MacBook Pro starts at $1,999 and the 16-inch one at $2,499 with a paltry 256 gigabytes of starting storage. You're going to want to increase that.  They're up to 8 terabytes, so you got plenty of room to spend more. That's the benefit. They're giving you a lot of latitude. I really appreciate that flexibility. Apple also gave some love and updated the Mac Mini to come with either the M2 or M2 Pro. The M2 Pro model of the Mac Mini adds two additional Thunderbolt 4 ports for a total of four. The base M2 Mini starts at $599, $100 less than the M1 previous version and the Mac Mini M2 Pro model starts at $1,299. And this now makes with this refresh the Mac Pro the only Apple computer sold with an Intel chip instead of Apple Silicon. All models are available to order now and will start shipping January 24th. Alright, this is really just a chip refresh. It's made a little more exciting though because instead of old Intel chip refreshes we're hearing about new chips from Apple at the same time as the refresh. Keep in mind in the past if this were to happen Intel would have already announced the new chips a little earlier and Apple would just be updating the lines to include them. So you'd be like, ah, the new MacBooks come with a different Intel chip and HDMI 2.1. So this is a little more exciting and there's another new wrinkle here rather than a live event to introduce the new chips and the new models of the MacBook Pro and Mac Mini. Apple just posted an 18 minute video. Haslamar Wilson and Brian Tong in it, which is kind of fun but it's similar to what Apple would have done during the lockdowns when they didn't have people coming to an announcement but it's shorter. It's only 18 minutes and they didn't stream it live. They didn't make an event out of it. They just posted it. Nika, I'm curious if you think this is like a new strategy for Apple are they going to just put videos? They're like, oh, we got good at making these pre-produced videos or were they going to do something else and this was a part of it and they changed plans or are they just reserving live events for bigger products? What do you think? I think it's kind of twofold. I think coming into a new year, I think particularly before I think the end of last year we got a press release of some new hardware. So I think instead of doing the typical, we're just going to drop a blurb on the website. I think they realized that they did get really good at producing events and this is a way to get the information out there. So use their snazzy studios and fancy dude ads or whatever you want to call it to produce a show and I think for this particularly, this is not on cycle for a typical Apple event. This is the beginning of January. We weren't expecting really anything new this early and I think it's a way to let's go ahead and use the knowledge that we've gained from the last two or three years for producing these events. Let's go ahead and get this out there. It's not a major release, but it is hardware, so it is important. So let's give it a little razzle-dazzle for a hardware release where we don't have to do a full on production and save our full on productions for our typical cycle when I think we may have a lot more to see from Apple this year. Yeah. I mean, part of it is also that I feel like there, I mean, Apple is always good about tuning it so horn, whatever is new, but also that I feel like the optics of this, you know, kind of missing that Q4 date that they've hit for like over a dozen years for a new max and that kind of stuff. These were expected and kind of famously reported as late. Again, Apple doesn't necessarily care about that and they'll say it's going to be the greatest thing ever of all time. But, you know, we haven't seen a new manufacturing process for any of these chips. We're seeing pretty much modest performance gains when at least according to Apple's own estimates, basically we added 20% more cores so you get 20% more performance. I feel like a lot of the way this is being presented is this is, if you were going to buy a MacBook, now you get one with the new chip and the pricing stays relatively the same. The biggest one is the Mac mini, which I feel like has gotten even the least, you know, up for a fairly low key refresh has gotten kind of the least coverage, at least from what I was saying. Yeah. Yeah. I wholeheartedly agree. I definitely think it's one of those things where it's a minor upgrade. If you're in the market now was the time to buy it. You get the latest and the greatest. But again, especially with the mini, I am probably going to get one of the new minis because I have one of the original minis. So it's one of those things where it still works perfectly fine. But I mean, I love my M1 Pro. So if I can get an M2 with that kind of power in my mini, then, you know, at this point, why not? But I definitely think it's a calculated strategy on trying it this way. So I think we'll see more of it. There's a couple of scenarios could have led to this. One is they were preparing this for the fall and the chips weren't going to make it in time because of all the disruption to chip making, especially in China. So they decided to just keep all of that production value and put out a separate video. Could also be that they were planning to do it as part of the AR headset that they were thinking they were going to announce early this year. Then they decided not to announce it early this year. So they pulled it out. But whether that's why or not, I do feel like Apple is going to look at this and say, hey, like you said earlier, we got we got good at doing this. It makes for a compelling video. People will watch it. Let's test. Let's see how many people will watch it. And if enough people are watching this and the message got out there, you probably will see this happen more often. Because even when they had people come, they did pre-produced elements of that. So this is now just part of their regular way of doing things. Yep, wholeheartedly agree. All right. Minority of the UK's ruling conservative party has caused the majority of that party to agree to amend its online safety bill. So in other words, some parts of the conservative party wanted something that the rest of it didn't, but they got them to agree to what they wanted anyway. 50 conservative MPs introduced an amendment that would subject tech company managers to criminal penalties, including prison. The amendment is going to be withdrawn in exchange for a more carefully worded version of that same amendment to be added. Yeah, the bill requires managers of sites that include user-generated content to take, quote, proportionate measures to stop children from seeing harmful material. Examples include things like age verification, content takedowns, and parental controls. The bill makes the managers criminally liable if they fail to provide regulator of-com with information. So before it was going to be a 10% fine on the yearly revenue blah, blah, blah, blah, the new wording, which is yet to be finalized, will impose the possibility of criminal penalties including prison sentences of up to two years. Culture Secretary Michelle Donilon reassured the press that the new wording will apply criminal penalties to senior managers that, quote, have consented or connived in ignoring enforceable requirements risking serious harm to children, but would not affect, and we'll go back to quoting again, those who have acted in good faith to comply in a proportionate way. The Wikimedia Foundation's Rebecca McKinnon said that the bill should not be applied to Wikipedia in the same way that's being applied to social media. McKinnon points out that the EU Digital Services Act differentiates between companies with centralized moderation done by employees and Wikipedia-style moderation run by volunteers. McKinnon worries that, as written, the bill might require Wikipedia staff to intervene in article edits, which they do not normally do. Now, this is not a show about the inner workings of the UK parliamentary system, but one aspect of this is that the amendment isn't there. The bill has been sent to the House of Lords, which is the upper house, which usually doesn't have any effect, and that they did that so they have time to add the amendment. The Lords, the hereditary peerage, will add the amendment, and then it will come back, and at that point we'll actually know what it actually says. But for now, there's a lot of like, oh, don't worry, we'll be sensible about how we apply this. Nika, no one ever worries about that. The government is always sensible, right? They are always sensible. They always make everything so easy for people to manage, and they make it even easier to read through these bills and these acts to understand exactly what's going on. Yeah, I think the British people should be very comforted by those statements. Yeah, I mean, definitely the tone of the coverage that I was reading about this is that phrase, right? Good faith. It seems to be like, okay, this headline seems like if you work for a tech company, maybe this legislation might cause a lot of issues, right? It might open up a lot of liability to people that ordinarily would not have that, and that definitely seems to be the takeaway that whether this is written very specifically in the law with this language or this goes to OFCOM and this comes down to their enforcement of this, we're going to be definitely relying on this. If you are trying in some way, people aren't going to jail presumably. Some version of this online safety bill has been in the work for decades, and they keep running into problems with people wanting it to be stronger, tech companies wanted it to be weaker, and other folks like Wikipedia saying this is going to have unintended consequences if you don't write it carefully. I do like that they are giving it extra time to word the amendment properly. I'm very curious how they're going to word it in a way that doesn't leave open a lot of loopholes. And I think Wikipedia is right to stand up and say, hey, wait a minute, we are run by volunteers. We're not the problem you're trying to solve with a centralized platform. And the EU Digital Services Act did a great job of acknowledging that. Maybe you could do that, and it doesn't seem like the UK is doing that, but who knows, maybe the amendment will. Yeah, and I'm surprised we haven't seen Reddit or Discord or something like that, that are analogous with large user bases, but a ton of volunteer moderation also kind of come in with that. Admittedly, again, this has been in process for a really long time, and various versions of this have been circulated for some time. So I'm sure they've been on record at some point saying like, boo, but you know, it is surprising like that Wikimedia is the first one kind of out the gate with some seemingly some reasonable criticism here. Alright, folks, if you have a thought about something on the show that you want to email us about, well, let me give you that email address. We love to hear your insights. We have a lot of folks in our audience who work in various industries and have a view on this stuff that no one else helps has. And so it helps for us to share those insights with each other. You can email us feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. Back in 2020, Microsoft invested $1 billion in open AI, and as a result of that investment also was able to negotiate an exclusive business license to use GPT-3. And I think the license allows for them to continue to use new versions as GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 will eventually come out. We're seeing the fruits of that investment and that deal today. That includes tools based on the GPT-3.5 large language model, including Image Generator Dal E2, Text Generator Chat GPT, and Code Generator GPT-3.5 Codex. Since November 2021, Microsoft has been testing offering open AI tools like GTP-3.5 Codex and Dal E on Azure, which is Microsoft's Enterprise Cloud Service. While the test is over, Microsoft announced on Monday that Azure Open AI Service is now generally available to businesses. In practice, what this means is that many Microsoft Azure customers can implement open AI tools into their products using Azure-based services that includes Codex, Dal E2, and soon Chat GPT. You might ask, what would that mean? Yeah, good question. The Verge used examples like having a company that handles support tickets. They could use Azure Chat GPT, for instance, to work with that. Improving an online store search results. Much easier problem to solve and you can go less wrong when you're just talking about your online store instead of the entire Internet. Microsoft also uses these themselves. Azure Open AI powers GitHub co-pilot that we mentioned earlier in the show. That's a tool that suggests lines of code inside code editors for $10 a month. It uses GPT-3 to generate formula and expressions in PowerBuy. It uses Dal E2 to generate art in Microsoft Designer. And there are reports that we've talked about before on the show that it would like to integrate Chat GPT into Bing search results, as well as bring AI features into Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Microsoft does not plan to stop there, do they? Not at all. At a World Economic Forum event, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the company plans to incorporate AI tools like Chat GPT into all of its products, as well as making them available through Azure, which is pretty huge. Nadella also said Microsoft plans to quickly commercialize tools available from Open AI. And Nadella didn't quite say this, but there are sources saying Microsoft plans to increase its investment in Open AI to 49% So, I have been jazzed on this. Like the more I have been thinking about this news, like for years, kind of the inside joke in tech is like whenever we see someone get acquired, right? We joke, oh, it's like they paid 23 Instagrams for this. You know, Microsoft wants to buy Activision for 78 Instagrams because they paid a billion dollars for Instagram back in the day. Microsoft got an exclusive license to open AI for an investment of a billion dollars. And what fascinates me about this is like talking about that Activision Blizzard deal, which is going through all this regulatory scrutiny, Microsoft is seeing for itself a search-level opportunity with AI. Like very clearly, the fact that they're putting this on everything, all their golden goose, the fact that they're aggressively rolling this out all across Azure. They're going to be putting it into, they are putting it into office, and they're going to be expanding it all throughout kind of their whole products week where they're making all of their money. It's very important for them. They see this as like a foundational shift that they want to be extremely early on, and they got it for a billion dollars. For me, that's a lot. For Microsoft, it's not. And they got it seemingly with no regulatory scrutiny might be one of the slickest moves that I have ever seen because like the big deal here for enterprises here is this is all going to work within your Azure Council, right? You don't have to integrate OpenAI's weird API. You don't have to worry about if they have the infrastructure setup, if you're a Fortune 100 company or a Fortune 50 company or something like that to handle the load that you're going to be putting on it. It's Microsoft Azure. They're going to be able to handle whatever workload you throw in it. And it works with all of your existing cloud tooling that you already have on there. And they're doing it super early as a way to not just add value to existing Azure customers, but to AWS or people that might be thinking about investing more in AWS, investing more into Google Cloud. To me, this is like the 3D chess pieces all lined up the more I was reading about this story today. This really is a game changer and they, they meaning Microsoft are really setting themselves up to be the innovator, the forerunner in this space. And I think we will see, you know, a little bit further down the line, how big of a coup this is that they were able to get this for quote unquote so little money. Yeah. And even that 49% the number being thrown around we'll see if it's accurate is $10 billion. So it's still not a ridiculous amount of money again compared to like Activision Blizzard and that sort of thing. Yeah, and the just I'm sorry like every time I think about like it boggles my mind that the level to which they're doing this now Microsoft also has been early on a lot of things like Microsoft is really great at being early about things turning the next big thing is not so much. Windows Mobile was super early for a smartphone, but they were super early in investing in tablets didn't turn out didn't work out so well for him so like I'm not saying this is guaranteed to be success. Yeah, it just seems that these technologies have reached a certain level maturity and there's certain a lot of hype around them, and Microsoft is is integrating the very thoughtful ways like just the idea of like you could have marketing GPT you they already are doing exchange GPT like, and it just all works with all your existing tooling to me is just like, I'm like this is to me this is one of the first times other than just saying services where I've seen like what Microsoft wants to do with their cloud direction now that Windows Server revenue is you know kind of very slowly going on that along decline that that Windows as an OS is no longer a thing that they not just like we have we're doing cloud like this to me is I see what they are doing. Well, such an Adela avoided the problem that Facebook and Google did not, which is investing all of your own money to create the thing. Such an Adela said, who does the best AI. Oh, it's not us. It's open AI. Not that we're not pretty good at it we are but they're better. Let's use theirs like it. It's, it's a really savvy way to look and maximize your opportunities. I looked at the business and said, what are we best at cloud? Well, let's base our future on Azure then and not spend a lot of time trying to ring pennies out of Windows anymore.  So yeah, I don't know. I'm curious, Nika. Maybe we'll talk about this on good day internet like as a developer of this sort of thing gets your wheels turning. It does because honestly, you know, kind of like rich every time you think a little bit more about it you think of the potential and the possibilities. And what I can say is Microsoft has proven that they are risk takers they are they are willing to take risks on certain technology sometimes it plants out Windows phone. It's sometimes it does it. So it's one of those things where I think with this they really did hit the mark and the the capability the possibilities of of using this really does expand their business and expands the the tool that the customer base is going to be able to use. So I think it's a win-win all around. Well, something else that's a win-win is finding use for old tech by Gen Z. That's because they're not content with just looking for your cassettes in your junk drawer, maybe an old digital camera. No, they've come for another piece of retro check the humble flip phone CNN businesses. Rami Shah Marouf wrote up a piece about the increasing presence of flip phones among this younger set. Apparently some folks are just leaving the smartphone at home in favor of a flip phone when they go out for a night on the town, let's them disconnect and acts as a conversation starter. If you're baffled by this, it seems like HMD Global that owns the Nokia or that operates the Nokia brand is also kind of baffled to their head of marketing said, we attribute the shift to many smartphone users beginning to recognize they are spending too much time glued to their devices and having a strong desire to disconnect and be fully present to improve their quality of social connections. Well, there's no data in this CNN article. I kept looking for like, you know, the rise of flip phones nearly data they had was on Samsung's bendable screen flip. Which is, yeah, that's a stretch for a flip. It's not quite the same thing. But so anecdotal evidence. If you are a old school 90s era flip phone user now Gen Z or otherwise email us feedback at DailyTechNewShow.com. Speaking of which, let's Oh, sorry, Dika, what were you going to? Oh, no, I was just going to say, I to me, I think the the head of marketing is really stretching this. I just think the kids think is trendy. Yeah. And I think it is. Yeah, it's trendy. We'll see how long that trend lasts. All right, let's check out our mailbag Friday. We chatted with Bodie about the dangers of increasing vehicle weights. Roger wrote the word pedestrians in our producer chat while we were having that discussion. I didn't see it until near the end of the discussion. So we didn't address it on the show. I just made some snarky comment about pedestrians also getting heavier. But lots of you actually wrote in about this exact same thing. You were in one mind with Roger. Matt said he's actually been hit by a car five times, which would make it top of mind. He's thankfully walked away every time. David asserted that vehicles getting heavier is bad for walkability. Mattia said the heavier the vehicle the higher the chance of biker pedestrian deaths even at lower speed. Ryan said he was disappointed in us. I'm sorry, Ryan. We have not found a good peer reviewed study on weight and pedestrian injuries. Roger and I both looked around. Roger found a lot of stuff related to SUVs and serious injuries. Though some of that is related to SUVs having a higher center of gravity and their propensity to roll rather than just the weight alone. It does stand a reason that heavier vehicles would take longer to break. That could be offset by better improved brakes, though. That's why you want to see a study about this sort of thing. So if you have a link to a peer reviewed study directly linking weight to pedestrian injuries with vehicles, please send it our way. And of course, we'll include the SUV related studies that Roger found in our show notes. Yes. Thank you for all of the emails. And thank you to Nika Montford for being on the show. Fantastic. Nika, where can people find more of your amazingness on cyberspace? You can find me at TechSavvyDiva on all of the platforms that's at TechSavvyDiva. You can also check me out on Snobble Westcast, which is my podcast with an Apple Focus. Actually, we're going to probably be talking a lot about going a little bit deeper into the announcement this week. So you can definitely check us out. We're at Snobble Westcast on all the social media sites as well. Thank you. Thank you, Nika. I'm looking forward to hearing you and Terrence talking about these. I'm looking forward to that.  Well, thanks also to our brand new bosses, Michael, Tom, Ed, and Stephen, who just started backing us on Patreon. Thanks, Michael. Thanks, Tom. Thanks, Ed. Thanks, Stephen. Hey, one for every day of the long weekend. That's wonderful. Thank you, folks, for helping us out at patreon.com. You now get to stick around for the extended show, Good Day Internet. I'm going to ask Nika a few more questions about this OpenAI stuff. You can also catch the show live Monday through Friday, 4 p.m. Eastern 2100 UTC. Find out more at DailyTechNewsShow.com. Back tomorrow with Scott Johnson. This show is part of the Frog Pants Network. Get more at frogpants.com.


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It's Harry Haas here. And today I'm going to be doing a kind of morning process, my mindset, you know, like the video because I felt like I hadn't really made a video on my entire process. I felt like I had made videos on how to find strong stocks. I felt like I had made videos on, you know, a lot of, a lot of, I've made, I've made videos on, you know, stops when I stop going long, how I use volume, every, every stock, you know, long traders should avoid frontside versus backside, how I study all that good stuff. But I haven't really done a whole let's get into my head, let's do my whole type of process in the morning, my type of ideas, how I kind of trade type of video. So I felt like I would do one of those. Once again, I'm not a licensed financial advisor, even if this may sound like investment advice or seem like investment advice, it's not. Now that we've got that out of the way, let's kind of dive into it. But anyway, as I was kind of talking, like I haven't really done that type of process yet.  How come you took along here? Does first bands work in the pre market? When are you more likely to do this? So I'm going to kind of talk about the strategies I use. And then maybe if you see something you like in this video, you can kind of look up because I literally have videos on all the strategies I use. And that's why it's so great because people can ask me questions. I'll just link the video and always remember, if you do have a question and I don't get back to you in the next five to 10 minutes, you can always search it up in the search bar and maybe someone else has done a video on it as well. So I'd like to start this video off by kind of talking about how I tend to look at the market in the morning. In the pre market, I've kind of found that there's more of a long edge. And the reason being is that the majority of the stocks that people are looking at, the majority of stocks that are kind of easy to borrow and are doing a lot of consistent volume, they have a fresh PR out at seven o'clock, tend to start running into the market open. So we have a lot of stocks that kind of start running. Not all of them, of course, nothing is ever, you know, 100%. But I'd say the ones that people are looking at, there tends to be more of a long edge on them in the morning. And when you hear Alex and Bao, maybe not necessarily Bao all the time, but when you hear Alex and Tosh and James and Tom and the bear talk about not trading pre-market, we have kind of narrowed down. And, you know, Alex as well and everyone, they've kind of narrowed down that they've taken some pretty nasty hits pre-market as short sellers. And they refuse to actually trade during that time frame because they feel like they don't have edge. Just like after 1030, Alex looked at his statistics. He found that after 1030, he himself did not have edge because a lot of these stocks tended to zombie up. So he stopped trading after 1030. And that's exactly what I think the pre-market is as well. So for me, and I'll get into the types of, you know, time frames and trades and strategies that I use. But for the most part, for me, from seven to 930 is a time where I like to use small size and I like to scalp. Again, tight risk. Your stops are not going to work in the pre-market. And I know a lot of people say it's more for kind of experience traders. But I mean, I guess if you're looking to get your feet wet as a long trader, you can use kind of smaller size and just see how you do. I tend to have a good enough edge pre-market based on my statistics that that is something that I enjoy trading in the morning and I like trading in the morning. It's not necessarily something that happens every day or something that I'm always necessarily trading like I am the open. It's just something where if I see something and I like it in the morning and I think I have a good line to take a trade off of, I will in the morning using smaller size always. And that's important to note because I'm not going, if your max size is 500 shares, you know, maybe only try 100 or 200 at the start. And it's just kind of that sort of mentality and mindset. And maybe pre-market trading is not for you. It's not for everyone. I'm not necessarily an advocate for pre-market trading. I'm just saying that me myself, I have found that I do have edge there. So I will take trades based off of lines and or first bounce or stuff like that, where I think I have a good enough edge to take a trade. Basically, 930. So 930 in my mindset, personally, is I find the shorts have more of an edge at 930 to 1030. And so my mindset is just going to be scalps. I'm not looking to to swing for the fences. I'm not looking to hit a home run. I'm not looking to, you know, take a stock from a dollar to nine dollars. All I want are small, consistent sculps every morning. And that's exactly what I usually get. So again, my mindset, seven o'clock to nine. Again, it's more of a sculpish mindset as well. But if I do have a good average in the morning, I will hold for a little bit longer in that type of scenario. From 930 to 1030 always sculps. I'm never looking to hold. I'm never looking for a home run. I'm never looking to shoot for the fences. It's always scalping line to line. I'll hit a first bounce, maybe. But for the most part, it's always, always, always just line to line sculps. And that's what I think it needs to be as a long trader in this timeframe, because short sellers definitely have edge. And this is a time where you can make a lot of money scalping. But if you're not careful, it's more so almost like backside scalping after a stock has moved significantly and we're starting to get on the backside. Well, everyone knows that we have a good few bounces on the backside and then it just gets kind of clobbered. So that's also something that I want to to kind of note and point out is that for the most part, it's just all mostly backside sculps in this type of scenario. And then from 1030 to noon or even reversal time. Sometimes I'm not a big 1030 zombie guy. Most of my trading is done by 11 or 12. But sometimes if I do see a good zombie potential, I will stick around and stay and trade it. So again, zombie, I'm more likely to to try and to be trying to push myself to hold a little bit more on these plays because I know they have some some potential. They've been happening a lot more recently. It's really, I guess this one didn't kind of finish, but it's a fine balance between holding too little and holding, you know, for too long. That was what I was going to say there. And for me, I guess I'm always trying to to to find that balance and it's it's a pretty tricky balance because the ones where you where you sell right away, they end up going higher. And then the next time you're looking to to to hold it for higher, it doesn't go right away. So I think in my opinion, taking the profits when they're there, when they're given to you is is never a bad idea. It's never never bad at all. And again, look for those kind of easy to borrow SSR, float rotation, low float, those higher lows, that grinding action, not under deathline. All those are great for you guys to kind of look for. And some strategies I use for zombie are dip and rip, line to line trading, VWAP bounce, first bounce, all that stuff I'm kind of looking for. Again, these are just some kind of type of zombie trades that I that I was kind of trading. This is just kind of line to line scalping for me.  I remember this day I was in chat quite quite a lot. And, you know, I'm just I'm basically just buying the pullbacks on the way up and and just kind of recycling on the way up. And when you have opportunities like this to start to run up like this and are doing significant volume, it's I'm always looking to recycle on those types of plays. CPAH, this is a classic, classic, classic zombie pattern. I believe this is in my video where we get a nice fade. It starts holding, starts grinding up higher, grinding up higher, grinding up higher, pushing all these shorts out from three to two eighty five that were short, hoping for a further breakdown, hoping for two forty and two twenty five never got there. We squeeze them out. And so basically the recap on this is line to line will always work. Risk management is always key using less size pre-market. If you do tend to attempt it, I know that we say, don't trade pre-market, don't trade pre-market. But the majority of traders in here are short traders. And I believe significantly that short traders do not have as much of an edge on in and in pre-market as long traders do. But again, it's not always a guarantee, right? There's going to be stocks that fade it from pre-market on. There's going to be stocks that that kind of run from pre-market on. So it's your job to manage risk and to stop out where your stops are and to to always be aware and always kind of make a plan before you enter those trades. The open is safer for newer traders. I think the opener zombie time is probably probably the safest. And the strategies do work. You just need to be disciplined and take profit when it's given to you. So anyway, that's my video for for today. And I just thought that I kind of go over my mindset, some key stuff. This is something that I guess a lot of people have been kind of asking me to do. It's probably my most requested kind of video topic for the week. So yeah, this is my process. This is my strategy, what I kind of do. 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