Hey y'all what is popping welcome back to another video if you're new here my name is Cara do not forget to like, comment, and subscribe. Y'all see them flowers I just got? Yeah. I mean it's coming back over so I gotta make sure I'm exfoliated, moisturized, hydrated, girl. We finna get all the feels in tonight okay cuz I just got off a long flight a long travel day and I'm trying to wind down relax my man tonight but I gotta make sure I'm on point okay so that's what we're doing tonight and all the products that I'll be showing y'all today you can find that Sephora girl because guess what the Sephora safe limit is find out here. So make sure y'all check the description box below on all the products that I use in this video and Rouge members you already know you get early access starting from April 5th through April 15th and you get 25% off. 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saving now I gotta get this nice story I'm about to get a shower for one and my skin is kind of going through it because when I go back to Wisconsin I don't really do my regular skin care I just do my travel skin care so I really want to do a face mask tonight um obviously I was in the air so we definitely got up the hydration so I've been loving to use the Fenty skin cookies and cream whip clay intensive pour and blackhead face scrub I'm gonna apply this before getting in the shower and then I'm gonna scrub it off in the showers also what I've been loving y'all is this Josie Maron the body butter and the body scrub I just ran out of the body scrub and what I love about this new Josie Maron packaging and how she you know driving her brand in the direction is basically saving the planet having these refillable pouches so basically it comes as a tin you can buy this as like a tin or whatever you can just refill it with the pouches so I've been testing out all of her scents and topless tangerine and also bohemian fig is my favorite y'all that was the first one I ever used the body scrub and the body cream chef's kid so I'm about to refill the body scrub I already have the bohemian fig one in my shower at the topless tangerine sustainable yes yes yes by squeezing the pouch tangerine just smells like the beach summertime but the bohemian fig is just giving wrong woman sexy if you really love fake you'll love the Josie Maron bohemian fig body cream and body scrub like oh it just smells so good have y'all listened to the new Beyonce album I can't get it out of my head and y'all when I was just at home my mom was talking about my Porsche like yo Porsche so big and I'm like no I'm not so yeah I just apply this on like a man I need a little tea a soup today I know my skin is stressed don't have to apply this as a mess I just do because that's just my preference because I like to wash it off in the shower anyways and you don't need a thick layer of this like I said it does a really good job of cleaning your pores out and brings everything to the surface a little always goes a long way trust me I just ran out of my shiny darting acid peel it's a at-home peel which I love so much this is where this brush is from I've used it so much I need to re-up during the Sephora Savings event so if you can get your hands on that peel I highly suggest every time I use that mask y'all my skin looks so much more brighter and it has an AHA in there which is just the same as like an exfoliant for the week so I would use that once or twice a week or if I'm going somewhere on a special occasion it's one of the best at-home peels I've ever used I'm gonna get in the shower and then I'm gonna use this salt and stone body wash y'all this smells just like Santa 26 Le Labo obviously your girl has ran out okay so what are we gonna be shopping at the Sephora Savings event for salt and stone but one of my favorites is the way scalp and body scrub every time I go to Sephora I always get two of these because I use I exfoliate every day so my scrubs go like that I highly recommend the way same parts especially if you're going on vacation you want to exfoliate yes girl take it with you it's so good I'm about to get in the shower rinse this airport off the day off and just you know you know the goods okay so let's go fresh on this shower and my face looks so good one thing about the fancy skin about that scrub is that I really like that it does the job it really cleans out my pores but it is not overdrive them which I love we're gonna get some moisture back into this face okay look at my brows y'all like they have no color anymore if y'all looked at my last vlogs y'all would have seen that I got my eyebrows straighted by somebody random and they're so thin now oh like I'm gonna show y'all what I used to save them but they look crazy so first things first gotta wash my face and y'all know elements is now in Sephora elements is one of my favorite skincare brands and I love their pro collagen cleansing balm this is what I used to take my makeup off when I wear makeup this takes it right off and I like to double cleanse and what I like to do I don't use water first I just go in with the product on my face and when I tell y'all it really cleans out your pores and get your face squeaky clean takes all your makeup off all the excess oil and I have oily skin so I like to double cleanse get all that extra dirt in the residue off my face so the cleansing device that I like to use is the for real having this silicone facial device you don't need to change the head out and it's easier to clean and also it's just easier to get all that bacteria off when it comes to my face I don't play and also has like this vibrating sensation to really get deep into your pores and like I said I have oily skin so I really need that extra down the nose pores to get all that oil out and I also like to cleanse my face for 60 seconds so next I'm gonna go in with the top of those high roller and this is the ingrown tonic I would love this because it helps with ingrown hairs and obviously summer time is right around the corner so ingrowns no thank you and I love to use this on my bikini areas well hello I'm gonna go in with the data Karen cashmere miss deodorant this is one of my favorite deodorants and I don't know what's in this y'all and I swear to y'all this has something in it where it evens out my skin zone and it keeps me smelling fresh all day is one of my favorite deodorants and it has helped tremendously with my underarms to even them out and I just love using this especially when I travel as well I don't know about y'all but I need to set the little tone okay so I'm gonna spray this so they general the churro so 59 when I say so they general snap when they made this okay I'm just saying about it okay cuz I want to be wrong and sexy tonight obviously so this is just giving wrong and sexy and dark and mysterious y'all I love to use this miss when I'm traveling I do have the body butter as well but I left at my main house cuz I have to have some stuff there okay I always get compliments if I wear this and the body butter is so thick and creamy and it keeps you hydrated chef's case I just gonna set the vibes for after the shower okay y'all we're about to get into body butters and like I said Fenty got it on lock Josie Moran has it online about some mix three of these no I'm gonna mix two so first I'm gonna go in with the Fenty Paxioma body cream I talked about this like a year ago on my tiktok and also on YouTube I remember when I was going through security line I swear to you I'll never forget this I always tell people when I was going through security line he was like you know so good what you had on it's not strong but it definitely can speak for itself that mean literally stopped me my tracks and was like what do you have on who's like I'm about to tell my girl to get this and I was like yeah tell her and y'all when I say it gives you the best body glow and it smells so good y'all so I'm definitely putting this on my other body if I say effortless glow y'all y'all see me I was just dry y'all can't tell me baby listen this is what I'm gonna be getting during this before I say to the bank cuz this is almost on y'all the glow the glow it's just like an effortless glow it's not oily it is a whip oil body cream but it doesn't leave you slippery or oily it just gives you a nice subtle dry glow and it smells so good I would never get enough of this stuff you know what and with the Fenty skin butter drop like I said Fenty has it on lock when it comes to the body creams y'all the butter drop is probably my number one body cream I use it every single day and this is the cinnamon shimmering whipped body oil that's my favorite one it smells like cinnamon roll and it gives you a nice shimmery glow so I am gonna apply this on my legs and I did exfoliate my legs in the shower with the Fenty skin H&B H&B body scrub the cherry dub y'all it's so good when I say when I put it a fight on my legs I get the cleanest shade all the time and I was due for shade bro you know I got a little appointment tonight so yeah it was definitely give in I was do and my legs feel so good right now I smell so good right now at that leg y'all he uses he won't even be able to let his hands off you okay now that I'm a super moisturized right off the shower I am gonna continue my skincare before I put a little sun so no but I want to finish up my skincare routine before I come over here so I'm about to change this and something a little slimy you know a little cutesy little night down and then we're gonna come back and do skincare but look at my oh I'm upset if you don't have this body cream a part of your body care routine you're missing out because yeah period I've been loving these Sephora moisturizer and glow sheet mask and this is the hydrating one with hyaluronic acid and like I said I just came off a flight in cold weather it was snowing when I left Wisconsin my skin is very dry right now I don't want my oils to overproduce so we definitely have to hydrate it that's science behind oily skin that's why your face gets so oily because it's dehydrated it's crazy mmm and this smells so good and with sheet masks I like to use these right before I apply serum I don't wash sheet mask serum soft moisturize the residue into my skin gonna let this dry on my face and do its thing and then I'm gonna come back and do my facial skincare yeah we gotta get it together and I always just like to make sure like I show up like cute especially if I'm been gone for a while I don't show up for him I'm sure for me okay I just want to be like cute and like sexy and like effortless to make sure my skin is on point and I just do all this stuff for me honestly like he's just there to you know enjoy the show but honestly I do all this stuff for myself because I like taking care of my skin I like being moisturized I like you know getting the shower and exfoliating and stuff like that you know especially when I firstly shake my legs y'all will you get them she said my baby best feeling ever okay I'm gonna let this dry on my face and like I said I'm gonna come back and get to it my skin looks so good so now I'm about to top it off with my serum I love to go in with this brightening saffron serum by Robbie and this is my third bottle y'all I've seen such a huge difference when it comes to my skin especially when it comes to fine lines and wrinkles and I'm trying to prevent that inside and out so I love using the serum and it just gives you this nice glow and it makes my skin look so even and nice and I use this in the morning and at night it's so good oh my god and on top of the sheet mask you know on top of it and then I also like to take this along my neck I put all my serums on my neck and on my chest area yes yes yeah I'm gonna go in with this clearance a night cream this has nice and white in it and see how the extra and I literally just tap this on the top and then just add it that's how I do all my creams just so I can have the longevity because when I say I run through my products y'all run through them okay cuz I use my stuff the skin is glowing and I love to go to sleep looking like a grease ball and then next I'm gonna go in with this elements pro collagen marine cream and this has a SPF of 30 and I always use this at night to lock everything in to moisturize my skin when I do my moisturizers and serums I like to fan out and go up on my forehead the skin is glowing up and then next I'm gonna go in with the eye cream this is the youth to the people energy I concentrate and it brightens and smooths this is my first eye cream that I'm getting into and I have been loving y'all instantly look how it brightens up my eye I really love the one from elements as well or this one is so good as well and it can act like a concealer during the daytime which I love so I don't have to actually apply concealer see how it just brightens that under eye and Lord knows I'd be having long nights show my lips are crying right now and I love to go in with the topical six five I already know the hype about this and I love this lip balm because when I apply it my lips do not feel dry at all and it just makes my lips look nice hydrated and juicy and I love putting this on thick cuz it acts as a lip mask as well the baddies love a sick life but I am gonna top it off for the lip oil as well and this is the Fenty lip oil and this is in the scent melon treat to add extra glow mmm yeah talk everything in I'm gonna go in with the tower 28 daily rescue facial spray I just love to go in with a facial mist at night to lock in that moisture so I can go to sleep hydrated the skin baby's legs and to give my eyebrows a little bit of help I'm gonna go in with the glacier boy brow this is a brow pomade and this is in the clear transparent I just like to put this on when I'm not really going anywhere they need all the help they can get at this point right now and I like the clear pomade because if I didn't want to apply any tint or anything if I'm just going to the gym and I want my eyebrows to just stay intact all day this is what I like to use the face looks so good and refreshed I'm just gonna go in with the Fenty popcorn since I already used the body cream and like I said I've been obsessed and this honestly smells so wrong and sexy y'all you cannot go wrong with this this most good then I'm gonna add some more body mist it's not so good anywhere now I wish I could smell me I feel so good refresh my me about to come over I'm about to lay up when I say there's no better feeling than this no better feeling girl listen I smell good I feel good I look good yeah yeah check the fit she's cute these have matching shorts to them this cute little top yeah don't play but yeah I'm gonna fix myself a drink in the kitchen so let's go because I'm feeling myself right now I can use a little drink a drink I had a long day we also are gonna set the vibes in there so make it all cute you see cheers do you want some do you want a little tasty and my man should be here any second now so thank you all so much for getting ready with me and cheers to me through making it through today okay like I said I had a long day and but now I'm so much better and it's about to get better the best is yet to come so so thank you so much for getting ready with me tonight I definitely needed this time to myself before he gets here and to set the vibes but yeah thank y'all so much for being here and thank you so much for sponsoring this video and like I said every item in this video will be linked down below and do not forget to shop to support savings event and I'll see y'all next video


What's going on and welcome to the MLB DFS Q&A. My name is Tom Vecchio. I'm here for the next half hour to take your questions about tonight's MLB Slate. Quick programming note. This is the last show for me. Jim Sanis will be back tomorrow for the solo shot at 9 a.m. on the Fandall YouTube page, and then he will be back for the rest of the season covering the MLB DFS like here every day at 4 p.m., taking your questions. As always, you can follow me on Twitter at DFS underscore Tom. You can catch me all over the pages on numberfire.com, writing about all four sports, podcasts, et cetera, et cetera. So hopping into tonight's Slate should be a good one. We are looking at some very, very strong offenses all in good spots. Starting off, we have some good lineups. We have some weather to get to. The weather on tonight's Slate is, I want to say, centered around this Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs game as I spoke about on the solo shot this morning. We got some wind in some games. The Detroit Baltimore game is looking as it did last night, where we're going to get some rain early in the game or prior to the game, which could be a delayed start. But as the night goes on, it should become more clear and allow them to play, assuming a late start there. The problem with the Cubs and the Brewers game, it's the opposite, where it's actually starting off very clear. And then as the game goes on, this is where it becomes a major, major issue. Combined with the fact that we have seen the wind jump up to 18 miles per hour out, blowing out in the outfield. So this now presents a higher risk for pitchers, including Corbin Burns. Now, as we've seen some of the weather change combined with when the rain might be coming, we can make the case that Kevin Gosman is actually now the starting pitch or the top pitcher on tonight's Slate, given the rain issue or the rain and the wind potential in Chicago, and the fact that we do see Corbin Burns more expensive. So if we don't have an update prior to Locke, if we don't know if there's going to be the late start or whatnot, I think I might just be siding with Kevin Gosman simply due to the safety over Corbin Bernstein, although I do think Burns is the better pitcher. Starting off, Brandon on YouTube is asking Austin Hayes or Santan Dare tonight. I actually wrote up Austin Hayes as a home run prop call tonight. Just like the spot so much for some of the righties on the Orioles going up against Scoobal, who this season is allowing 2.39 homeruns per nine to right handed hitters. He's got a 4.5 to exit. Obviously that's terrible. 47% fly ball rate to righties. Any 39.4% fly ball rate to righties as well. Look at Austin Hayes. Plenty of power from him. So the answer for me is Austin Hayes. I wrote him up today hoping we get that home run prop call correctly. I did mention that I have a bit of interest in Scoobal tonight when it comes to his potential strikeout upside. It's not like we're looking at the Orioles as like an amazing offense where he's got some decent strikeout upside. Overall, Scoobal isn't that expensive. He comes in at $8,600. So I'm fully going to an Orioles stack tonight. I will have some exposure to him. But I'm also want to do a little bit of a sprinkle of Scoobal into a few tournament lineups based on games. What game should I avoid today based on the weather? Is what Savannah on YouTube is asking. As of now, it's looking like this Milwaukee, Chicago game is looking like a major, major concern where let's say there was no rain. Let's just say we're free of rain. But 18 mile power wing blowing out is an issue for obviously any pitcher. Now that obviously presents a massive upside for the hitters, which is why we've seen the Brewers there implied a total jump up over six tonight. Now, I think we'd be targeting the Brewers tonight against Jake Arietta. Even there was eight mile power wing into the 18. Arietta is not having a good season. He's allowing too many home runs. So the Brewers in the Cubs game is the only one I would really avoid due to the weather. That's really the only issue. Like a little bit of rain for this is not going to be an issue. Like I see this potential red spot for Cleveland and Oakland. But a slight delay in game should be an issue. I'm still looking to stack hitters in this Baltimore, Detroit game. As the night goes on, we should be seeing plenty of clear sky. So really just waiting on an update on this Milwaukee, Chicago game again. I would be potentially willing to remove Corbin Burns from my player pool if we don't get an update. Because it's simply $11,000 simply too much to tie up in a game that could be delayed. They could get to the fourth inning and he could be pitching great and the rain starts and then they just call the game. And it's four innings, you're not getting anything out of them there. DJ St. Cleveland does have weather issues too. Yes, it shouldn't be too much that could just be a spot that is an in-game delay and then it's fine as the night goes on. But I am aware of that. CL Smooth on YouTube is saying what about the Texas game versus Seattle Mariners? So I actually mentioned Tyler Anderson this morning at the tail end of the solo shot. As a pitcher I'm considering tonight now, we look to Anderson's numbers overall. Like he's not a big strikeout pitcher. We get that, right? He's allowing a few too many home runs. He does keep the walks down, which is good. He's mainly a fly ball pitcher, which isn't great. But a lot of medium contact, not a lot of hard contact, which is good to see. Now we flip to Texas and yes, they don't strike out a whole lot with their current roster versus lefties. Okay, I get that. Not a big strikeout upside for Tyler Anderson tonight. But look at this, a 118 team iso versus lefties, 29th in the league is absolutely terrible. We look to their WRC plus 77 versus lefties. I mean that is horrible. So yes, Tyler Anderson is a pitcher that I'm considering in this game going up against the Rangers. And I also think that attacking Spencer Howard with some of the power bats from Seattle isn't the worst choice in the world if you're looking to be a little bit different in tournaments. Mike Mike is asking what would you be your best, who would be your best to pick for tonight? Pitcher, hitter, you know, overall the best pitcher on tonight's slate given the weather concerns would be Kevin Gosman at 10.3. In terms of hitting options tonight, it's all about Toronto, getting up to a potential Toronto stack. And then of course Milwaukee, if that game does play, Jerry on Facebook is saying, my favorite stack is SF LA Dodger, St. Louis, what are your thoughts? Totally on board with St. Louis. I spoke about them this morning on the solo shot. I think that they're in a phenomenal spot going up against Will Crow. Their lineup is confirmed. We got confirmed a little bit earlier, if I remember. Raves, Rays, Pirates, Cardinals. Yeah. So Carlson, Goldschmidt, Aronato, O'Neill, those are the main four I would stack. Then Harrison Bader actually has some good pop in the, was that the sixth spot. So I'm fully on board with the Cardinals tonight. SF I kind of like as a sneaky spot. I don't think a lot of people are going to be on SF tonight. They're down here with a 4.59 applied run total. They're going against Meryl Kelly, who is just a really average pitcher overall. I don't think he's a terrible pitcher, but by no means do I think he's good. I think that some of the homerun upside for St. Frank, who is obviously one of the best teams, if not the best team league, is going to be undervalued tonight. Like 1.57 homeruns per nine versus Rides versus some of those hitters in that lineup. I specifically wrote about Chris Bryant tonight. He could be a solid option. Of course, the Dodgers always have plenty of power. Jerry's asking, would you roster Matt Harvey tonight? No. That's the short answer. He doesn't have enough strikeout upside. I don't trust him as a pitcher. No. Rank the Cardinals tonight from Defuse on YouTube. Cardinals are here. Let's flip to all of them. Obviously, the power lies mostly with Aeronado, Goldschmidt, and O'Neill, but they are also the most expensive. Ultimately, I would go Aeronado, O'Neill, Goldschmidt, Bader, Carlson in that order, factoring in their salary, how popular they should be, and of course, relatively similar when it comes to the power that they have. Let's just flip to the Cardinals real quick. We know what we're getting with Aeronado. We know what we're getting with Goldschmidt, but of course, looking at some others here. Aeronado is someone I would absolutely want. You could throw in Tommy Edmund in there as well, but given all their salaries and all things considered, I want exposure to just what are consistently the best hitters over the course of their careers. Randy, a Rosarina, or Starling-Marté tonight. That's a good question. I would lean with a Rosarina. I think we can get that solid park factor in Boston tonight for the raise. I do like Nathan of Aldi tonight. I did write about him today. I think that he does have some strikeout upside, but a Rosarina is certainly a solid option. I'm not going to talk you off of stacking the A's tonight, because I do think that there is some potential downside for Cal Quantrill who's pitching for the Indians tonight, but ultimately, I'd go with a Rosarina. Brandon on YouTube is saying, my lineup has Springer, Dickerson, Ritchie, and Simeon along with Montas Goldschmidt and Sieger. Kyle Sieger, Corey Sieger. Listen, that's a great start. I spoke about Montas today on the solo shot. I think we can make the case that Montas could be the second best pitcher on tonight's slate. If this Milwaukee-Chicago game is rained out, or whatever it might be, just the concerns around not getting Corbin Burns to pitch tonight is obviously a major, major issue. So we could say that Gospin is the number one pitcher on tonight's slate, because he's just the safest. He also has, I would say, an equally bad opponent. He's going to be an equally easy matchup, because he's a bad opponent in Arizona.  And I love the Toronto Blue J-Stacks tonight. They were the first team I spoke about today. I'm fully on board. Goldschmidt has that home run upside, sure. And if it's Kyle Sieger, that's fine. We know he's got some pop. And if it's Corey Sieger, that's fine if you're going with a bit of a dodger's thing as well. What games will have a lot of offense today? It wouldn't be surprised to see the Baltimore-Detroit game have a bit of a repeat, as we saw last night, a 10 over-under. I think that's fine. If the Milwaukee and Chicago game plays, that game could be 10-8 in either direction, because the wind blowing out, like, yes, Corbin Burns is a great pitcher. There's no question about that.  Like, that's not something he can control.  So I would certainly say that. And then you see this game with a 10 and a half total for the Boston and the Rays, Boston Red Sox and the Rays. Certainly, we could be seeing plenty of offense there. So those are the three games I would mostly turn to tonight for the most offense. Brandon's saying with Aeronado and Trey Turner. So that means you're going with a Cardinals-Dodgers thing. Of course, that's great on any night. I think it's specifically great tonight. Kyle Gibson, not a pitcher really to be worried about. I didn't talk about the Dodgers at length this morning. They're just in a great spot. They have a great offense. We know what we're getting from them. And of course, the Cardinals provide some home run upside against Will Kraub tonight. Totally on board. That thoughts on Alec Minoa for tonight. So Minoa is a solid pitcher. Obviously, we haven't seen the biggest sample size from him just due to the fact that it's his first year in the majors. But his strikeout stuff is real. I think it's the third highest on the slate. Copech doesn't matter. Lopez doesn't matter. Yeah, so he's the third highest on the slate. Burns, Gosman, and Alec Minoa at 28.2%. So I'm on board with him. The issue we have is his consistency about getting deeper into games. Him getting to six or seven innings is great, but five, 3.2 innings if he starts to get hit a little bit. And his pitch count has certainly got up there in these shorter outings. That's what he needs to control. Ultimately, I don't think the Angels are that much of a threat outside of Ohtani and Jared Walsh. Is he back for the Angels? Didn't he get activated off the IL? Was he still on the IL? Would be reinstated until Wednesday. So if he makes the lineup, like Jared Walsh is a good hitter, really the rest of our lineup isn't that good outside of Ohtani and whoever else it might be. So I'm totally on board with Alec Minoa tonight. And realistically, he shouldn't be that popular if everyone's going to be leaning towards Gosman or Montas. Like he falls in this weird mid-tier where it's like a pivot away from those two there. Kyle was saying, new to using fan graphs is the way to pull up just to project the pitchers. Yeah, so every day if you go to just fan graphs, like if you're on the fan graphs home page, if you go to scores, it's probable pitchers. It's right here. So underscores, it's probable pitchers. It's for the whole day's game. So it includes the day games that we had today. And then you could sort by anything. You look at their strikeout rate, you want to say, okay, what are they allowing in terms of home runs?  And they're like, okay, this pitchers allowing a lot of fly balls, but I want to be specifically looking at his lefty righty split. So I've then click on the pitcher and go to his splits specifically. And then you look at the game blog and you can filter, okay, is he getting worse or better versus lefties or righties. But it's right underscores and probable pitchers for today's. John Brown on YouTube is asking, how would you stack the blue jays tonight? Any which way? Every which way? Anyone who I can afford? I am on board with each and every blue jay tonight, outside of maybe Valera at the bottom of the lineup. But Guerrero, Springer, Bichette, Simeon are the absolute top four. I am going out of my way to get a lot of exposure to these hitters tonight. But this doesn't mean like I, I'm not going to be taking shares of Teosca Hernandez or Randall Bridget or Corey Dickerson. And Dickerson obviously makes a lot of sense in the middle lineup at the minimum salary. So do I want to spend up for these hitters? The large majority of the stacks that they have them? Yes, but I understand that Corey Dickerson is necessary, especially if I'm trying to pay up for Montas or Kevin Gosman. So if we look to like roster some of these hitters to begin with, let's shed in there and Springer like, we are stretching the salary pretty thin to begin with. And if you look to then roster Kevin Gosman, like you don't have a lot of salary at all, right? So if you look to roster Montas, like you still don't have a lot of salary. So if you were to leave off George Springer and then you want to pivot down to Corey Dickerson, simply do the salary relief. It makes lineup instruction just a little bit easier. So I want to get as much exposure to the top of the Toronto lineup as I possibly can. But I understand that the hitters will, the lower salary hitters and deeper in the lineup are absolutely necessary tonight. Runetti Moran, I'm hoping I'm pronouncing it right on YouTube, is saying Mets Mini Stack tonight. The Mets actually aren't on the main slate because they are picking up their game from yesterday. So they're not on the main slate. So just double check that depending on where you're playing.  Yes. I think Philly is a bit undervalued. I actually wrote about JT Real Muto tonight. I'm not like, where's Philly? 4.73 implied runs, sort of like, I'm not really worried about price. Where's price now? He's allowing like 1.3 something homeruns per nine this season. Obviously he has a smaller 1.24 homeruns per nine. That's overall, I think it's 1.3 something versus righties this season. Like I'm not overly worried about David Price. I understand that it's 1.35 versus righties. Like I understand that the Dodgers have a good bullpen, but he's going out here giving up multiple homeruns in three of his past four starts. Not appearances, three of his past four starts. So yeah, I kind of like Philly tonight. I'm on board with that. I wrote about Real Muto as potential under the radar option as a Torban option who has a bit of homerun upside. Brandon on YouTube is asking, who do you think is the best option after school ball? As a pitcher, I assume you mean in the lower salary? I'm turning to Evaldi tonight at $8,500. He was just obviously 100 cheaper. If we look to his stuff overall, 23.3% strikeout rate is good. It's not great. It's slightly below the league average. He's obviously not walking anyone, which is great. He's giving up very, very few homeruns, which is great to see. Huge medium contact for him.  We flipped to let's bring up the teams. The Rays, let's bring up their active roster. They're striking out 20, was it 3% of the time versus righties this season? Bring up their K rate. 23 or 25% of what it is, Tampa Bay, 24.9. So Tampa Bay is striking out a lot. Yes, they do have some serious power with a 205 ISO, a 116 WRC plus versus righties with their active roster, but they still strike out a lot. So Evaldi, not allowing homeruns, not walking hitters, and has an okay strikeout rate is a picture that I'm actually targeting tonight. So I do like him. Mike Mike's asking, sorry if I missed it, who would you pick as your best three RBI picks? Just any players to have RBI's, I assume you might mean this for a betting prop or something. The best three options on tonight, I think Vlad Guerrero is a very, very easy choice. I think you can be looking at him. Let's just give this a refresh to see if we get some updated players for the lineups. So Vlad Guerrero would be like my number one choice. He was my top homerun call on tonight's late. Oh, speaking of which, the second homerun call on tonight's late is Austin Hayes for the Baltimore Orioles. So top three RBI's would be Vladdy number one, totally going with Rafi Devers tonight too. I think that's a very easy answer as well. And then three would probably be someone from the Dodgers. Batting in the middle of their lineup, Max Muncie. He's just one of the most consistent hitters in the league. So Guerrero, Muncie, and Rafi Devers tonight. Also homerun pick after Vlad. Yeah, Austin Hayes tonight for the Baltimore Orioles. He is confirmed in their lineup tonight, which of course, great to see. Nice power upside for him going up against. Scoobal is allowing over two homeruns per nine to righties this season. Are you still going to have minimal exposure to the Brewers? The fuse is asking on YouTube. Obviously this is in question due to the weather. That really comes down to what information we have beforehand. If we get an update. So there's no update from Kevin Roth yet. Once we get something from him a little bit later, closer to lock. Yes, I want exposure to the Brewers. I would lean towards having exposure to the Brewers before I have exposure to Corbin Burns. Obviously, I think hitters, rostering a few hitters isn't as risky as taking up 11,000 of your salary for pitcher. So that's something we of course need to pay attention to. So yes, I'm still going to have some exposure to the Brewers to answer your question. Tim Vest is back with his moneyline question. The best bets of the or best moneylines for Ted Day. I mean the Blue Jays at minus 188, obviously a heavy favor. They are in a spot to put up a ton of runs against Dillon Bundy, who's certainly not a good pitcher. The Dodgers don't have a whole lot of juice at minus, what is it? Dodgers minus 136. I think that's totally fine. You know Detroit, I guess they could steal a game on the road against the Orioles. Like I'm not worried about Matt Harvey or the Orioles bullpen. That game is absolutely closer to a point flip. So I would say the Blue Jays, the Dodgers are probably my two favorite and then we could go Tigers, Red Sox, Cardinals as the next few. Yeah, should I stay away from Wade Miley tonight and do you like Detroit as a stack? Yes, I like Detroit as a stack as well. I think we could be seeing a similar game from Detroit and Baltimore as we saw last night. Late start, but we do see plenty of offense just because, you know, ultimately, you know, screwball is not a great pitcher. As I've said, I'm fully stacking against them tonight. But, you know, Baltimore does have strikeouts in that lineup. So I do like Detroit as a stack. I do like that as a full game stack. I think we should see plenty of scoring. And should you stay away from Wade Miley? Like Wade Miley is not a pitcher that like I love rostering just because he has a very low strikeout rate, but he also doesn't give up a whole lot of home runs. Like 0.67 home runs per nine from him is obviously so, so low. And he is producing like such large quantities of medium contact that like, you know, the upside against him is rather limited. What am I clicking on here? Let's go to Wade Miley splits. Or I'll just look at his stuff overall because the splits ultimately don't matter. Like 59% medium contact and a 50% ground ball rate is something that just like he just keeps the ball down. He just deads it and, you know, doesn't allow hitters elevated. So I don't love stacking against Wade Miley because there's not a whole lot of upside I should say. So I would lean towards rostering Wade Miley instead of the Atlanta bats, if that makes sense. Who's your favorite teams tonight? Toronto for stacking, I think is an obvious one. I think they're going to the Dodgers is also very obvious. But then we can be taking playing shots with Boston, St. Louis, Baltimore, Detroit. I think these teams are all fully in play. And then yes, of course, the Brewers are the team that we want to play tonight because the home run upside for them is immense going up against Jake Arietta, of course, with 18 mile power wind blowing out. We'll get an update on that. Best stacking method for tonight. Tonight's probably going to be like a big 4-3-1 type of stack tonight for me, type of stacks tonight. Like we have some very clear offenses that we want to be targeting. And, you know, the three stack, as much as I might have plenty of exposure to Toronto, Toronto could easily turn into a lot of three stacks for me just because they are so expensive, right? And that's where, you know, we need a little bit of solid relief where, you know, we could go to plenty of players on Toronto but ultimately paying up for their home run upside is expensive if you're rostering, you know, three or four players above $3,900. So I will also look to Toronto as great one-offs. You don't have to get full exposure to their team but taking Guerrero or Springer as a one-off for that home run potential is absolutely a great call tonight. David Price tonight. Team Teal on Twitch is asking, Price is really not an option that I'm going to be looking to tonight. I understand that he is, his salary is obviously very low but even in some of these starts, like he's not going super deep into games, right? You know, 5.1, 5.2 winnings is obviously not great. He's also not striking out a whole lot of hitters. So, you know, we are talking about a very, very limited upside from him. Even at $6,600, like you would need him to get, I don't even think he gets the six innings tonight. Great, like I just don't see a whole lot of upside for David Price tonight. So this is a player, you know, Price is a player that I simply just removed from my player pool, not a spot that I'd be willing to go. Tyler Anderson at $7,400 is probably the cheapest picture that I will be having exposure to tonight. Really just like, I think his matchup is good and I'm not going to Bundy, not going to Arietta. The wind, he's just also not good this year. No Harvey, no Price, no Howard, no Crow, Will Crow. Josh Fleming also not an option branded. Can you make a full lineup? No, that's not something we do here. No full lineups. It would be Toronto as the main stack. If I can afford to pay up for Kevin Gosman, that would certainly be an option depending on who I take from Toronto. That's where Fort Diersen comes into play and then looking to filter in like a secondary stack like St. Louis, I think is totally a viable option. Savon on YouTube is asking, when I stack, I feel like it works sometimes, but when I check the top of the leaderboards, top players barely stack players. They do look at two, two and four one-offs. So yes, that's also a not viable option. You can go three, three and some one-offs. You can go three, two and some one-offs. You can go, someone brought up last week.  That's all these are viable strategies. As I said, one of the writers on Number 5, he did a study about what consistently hits now. Like I said, it's baseball. Anything can happen on any given day. And if you hit on those two or three players to all have home runs, then yes, you could jump to the top of leaderboards with anything. A four, two, two is viable. A four, two, one, one is viable. Anything can work as long as you're targeting the right players for the right home run upside and it fits within your roster construction. So I personally lean towards like four, three, one the most. As I've said, four, four is still something that I go to. But four, three, one, four, two, one, one, four, two, two, these are all viable strategies when it comes to stacking. Derek on YouTube is saying, if you have two quality catchers like Colorado and Baltimore, is it prudent to put two in your lineups at the catcher first base spot and one at utility? So catchers generally just produce less compared to other positions. This is not something that's new. This is like tight ends in football where tight ends on average just produce less fantasy points compared to other positions. That's just the fact. So I don't look to roster two catchers too often. It's more about how they would fit into stacks overall. Like if I'm looking to roster the Phillies, it'd be just, okay, let me take real mutual because I want him. And if I also happen to be stacking the Dodgers and Will Smith fits into a stack, then yes, I will roster two catchers, one in the catcher spot, one in the utility, but it's not like I'm targeting two catchers specifically. It's more about the bigger picture. DJ on Facebook is asking, keep Brian Hayes, Ty France or Eugenio Suarez tonight. So Suarez tonight going up against Toku, Toussaint, I think is a fine option. We do see him allowing a few home runs here and there. Ty France, like I said, Seattle, kind of a sneaky plate tonight, going up against Spencer Howard for Texas, obviously, newly acquired from the Phillies at the trade deadline. He was allowing too many home runs this season. I know he's like, or was a highly rated prospect for the Phillies, but too many home runs. So I would lean towards France and Suarez before keep Brian Hayes. I think keep Brian Hayes, it has a bright future. Like he has a very bright future in this league, just not necessarily a spot that I'm looking to go to. Adam Wainwright is a good pitcher.  He's only got like 22.5% strike rate from Adam Wainwright and he's $9,600, like that's not a salary I love to pay for a pitcher that has that low. It's 22.8%. It's like that's not a salary that I'm like super interested in paying, but Adam Wainwright is a good pitcher and we shouldn't see too much production from Pittsburgh tonight. So, you know, a couple more questions. You guys have a couple more minutes of time for a couple more questions. Overall, this slate, you know, one of the key things, the weather on tonight's slate. We need an update for this Chicago-Milwaukee game just because, you know, this could, it's great hitting weather, as Kevin Roth is saying here, great hitting weather if this game does play. We just need an update because I have a lot of interest in the stacks here. I have interest in Corbin Burns, it just matters on what we actually get an update on. Here are my top three pitchers on tonight's slate. Marvin on Facebook is asking, all things considered, it would be a Gosmin Montas then Burns if we're factoring in the potential weather issues with that Milwaukee-Chicago game. So, Gosmin is number one, Montas will be number two, and then Burns number three. That is, I think, the easiest way to put it. Obviously, as we dip down into torments, if you're willing to differentiate your exposure, I think that's where you can take some shots with Aleph Inouye, you can take some shots with Yovaldi. You could certainly mix in some shares of Tyler Anderson. All right, so that does it for today's Q&A. I think we're in a spot where we could see a lot of offense on tonight's slate. We do have some good pitchers to pay up for as well. Really should be a well-rounded slate overall. Again, this is the last show that I'll be doing. Jim Sons, we'll be back tomorrow morning for the solo shot, live on the Feindl YouTube page at 9 a.m. You can follow me on Twitter at dfs-tom. Until next time, good luck in your contests.


In the next 50 years, I'd like to see us drastically expand our ability to regulate chronic hazards so that we can start tackling problems that lead to preventable tragedies like cancer, inflammatory diseases, and reproductive dysfunction. I'd like to see us quickly tackle solvable problems like ATV and side-by-side deaths and injuries and address the infant sleep death epidemic. I'd like to see us reduce consumer-related, consumer-product-related deaths to close to zero. And I want to get there by strong mandatory rules that we pass frequently, by criminal prosecution and civil penalties everywhere they're appropriate. And I think over the 50-year time frame, I'd like to see us invert how we regulate. I'd like companies to prove that their products are safe before they come to market instead of waiting for tragedies to happen. And I think once we do all these things, CPSC is going to make America a much safer place to live and to raise a family.


The more we add to GitLab, the better it becomes. We get to work with these massive Fortune 500 companies and help them really transform their DevOps lifecycle into using a single application and really realizing the benefits. It can be understated how important good DevOps is. It just makes everything so much needed. Contributing for GitLab is actually something that I've been thinking of and I would like to actually implement those ideas and just be able to contribute and just like get my code up there for a tool that we actually use. I feel that open source gave me everything. I am always encouraging people to contribute back and to understand open source. It didn't feel like a company trying to adjust to remote work. It felt like a company that was built for remote work first and understood it. I have not worked in a company before where other teams cross-functionally got together and worked so well and worked so well asynchronously. So far, it worked so great and we're still shaping. We release every month. We're pretty much efficient by having people all over the world and not a single office.


Everyone so in this video I want to talk about a question that I get a whole lot and that is about cell phones Specifically, you know since I do a bunch of technology stuff on the channel a lot of people will ask me What kind of cell phone to use what kind of apps to use what kind of whatever to use and if you've been around a long time you probably know that I'm very much against cell phones and Nearly all of their uses now of course I own a cell phone In fact, I'm recording this on a cell phone right now cell phones come with very good You know very good resolution very good, you know megapixels many megapixels So it's not as if I avoid the Devices categorically But let's just say the only reason I have a cell phone is because I'm still on a family plan It's still the it's the one thing I still have that I'm leaching off my parents on so I'm not going to neglect that So anyway, why do I not like cell phones? Why am I not a big fan of them? Um so When you really think of it cell phones are actually sort of crazy, um, because They are computers. They're arguably one of the most personal kind of computers that you have And you know you put all of you might have all your emails on them You might have your log-ons to a bunch of different websites You might have a lot of other things on your cell phone And it's arguably it has the most sensitive most personal information Um, but at the same time it's a computer that you really have the least amount of control over I mean in fact most people don't even have root access to their phone You can't really even uninstall Applications if you really want to like when you get an android phone And it has google chrome and it has google play and google all this stuff that no one really uses Or if they do use they should probably be using something else You know all these applications that data mine you Uh to violate your privacy in very You know diffuse ways, um You don't really have the authority to get rid of them off your phone or Really tell them what to do or what not to do now Of course there are options on the phone to disable Applications who knows what that actually means of course it's obvious that You're not actually uninstalling these applications just because you don't have to redownload them or anything like that So they're still there. It's not really sure what disabling actually is But you know your cell phone is a device that is incredibly personal to you But you don't have The basic rights that you would have on a computer. I mean it's like it might be like when you were a kid And your dad might have let you use his computer, but he didn't give you administrative access to Now that's understandable for kids because they're going to mess things up and it's not really their computer But when it's a cell phone, it's sort of weird because You know you like to think that that cell phone is yours But in reality, you don't really have permission to change it google does Or you know apple or whatever company you have your phone with or potentially if you have AT&T or t-mobile apps or something like that They have that authority to run root access on your phone But you don't really have that in fact if you have if you have a rooted phone First off, I think that voids your warranty in a lot of cases But if you have a rooted phone, that's like something that weird hackers do and it's harder and harder to do I mean if you if you have rooted your phone, you've basically had to go to Some obscure website that some pejito on youtube directed you to and you ran some clandestine app that like You know could have potentially ruined your phone and that's really how you end up getting root access So it's not it's a it's a weird It's just sort of a shame that this is how it is, you know It's again, it's a phone that is most personal to you, but you have no control over now that said a lot of people Aside from that even if you did have a totally free software phone Which can be done if you pick the like model specifically Even if you have a phone that has applications that respect your freedom don't violate privacy I still am very much against cell phones Now first off it's very easy to monitor cell phones even if they're totally free They're still in some kind of cellular network, but even aside from that. I don't really think that cell phones are useful Now I know that there are a lot of things in your life that you do with a cell phone And you like to think that they're very useful, but when you really take them away You'll realize that you don't actually lose that much at all. Um, it's really the You know people will have get all their daily updates. They'll have their little reddit apps. They'll have their tinder They'll have all all these applications that they've built their life around You know and having them at their fingertips makes makes them feel like it's something that's not replaceable But when you go without a phone, uh, which I've done many times There's all you you feel a lot more free. You'll feel a lot more mentally free and stuff like that Now I can understand if you need to have a business phone Um, but you could just have it as a business phone. You don't actually have to have Some kind of you know some device that you have on yourself all the time and you use it for personal purposes That's what i'm trying to say. Um, so I very much do encourage people not to use cell phones Or anything like that for for those reasons and other things and I think that it does You know, I've talked about this in videos before there's this Reflex that people develop when they have cell phones Myself included uh, when you have, you know, 10 seconds alone and you don't have anything to do and When you're faced with that terrible possibility that you might, you know, have some free mental time to yourself Your reflex that you develop is to pull out your phone and just sort of do whatever Maybe you check your facebook feed. Maybe you uh, I don't know check 4chan.  It's you being able to like Think about the thoughts that are actually going to come to your head and cell phones get in the way of that because when you're When you're on a cell phone when you're using it constantly It you very much do you Get in you have sort of a herd mentality when it comes down to it you you'll become acculturated to whatever Kind of application you're using and it does change your personality and it changes I don't know. It's it really does detract from your humanity in a lot of ways. That's sort of disturbing So yes, I do have a cell phone as I said, I'm recording this on a cell phone Because cell phones are very nice for you know, they have all those megapixels. They're good at audio recording My cell phone is actually better Than the camcorder I have back at home, which is like, you know 15 years old I don't even know how much you've probably actually seen it in other videos, but Um, so it is good cell phones can be useful I do use uber or something like that every once in a while But I really only take my cell phone around when I specifically need it or when I think that some kind of emergency Situation could arise like if I'm traveling If I'm going somewhere I've never been if I feel like I I just might need it But otherwise I pretty much never take my cell phone anywhere I keep it at the house all the time again The only reason I have it the only reason I have it and not a landline is because I'm still on my family plan Right and if I'm going to basically get a cell phone and service for free I might as well at least have it even if it's you know, just going to be sitting in my desk all the time Um, and I will say a lot of people have the feeling that You know, since they have a cell phone and they're used to getting having all these people contact them via a cell phone Um, they have this idea I think that If they don't have a cell phone that they're they're not going to be able to have normal human interactions And that's not true when people realize you're not a consistent cell phone user Which many people are even people who have Cell phones and carry them around all the time people understand they'll make adjustments They'll be like, okay. Well, I know this person if I really want to contact him I'll see him in person email him whatever people are very good at adjusting to that And that's my excuse all you people who have texted me in the past couple of months and me not replying You should email me or something actually people who email me might know how bad I am at responding to those But regardless of both of those things, you know, it really does help trimming You know trimming the busyness you have in your life is a really good thing sometimes ignoring You know the constant updates and all that stuff is a good thing And I think cell phones keep you always plugged in and they keep you with this sort of Low attention span mentality, uh, and you end up spending a lot of time on things that you wouldn't That are frankly a waste uh long term. So anyway, that's about it. It's getting a little darker here anywhere It's very crepuscular here. Look at that very crepuscular. What is that? What building is that? I think that's a library I don't know. Anyway. Yeah, that's a library. I've been there Anyway, so that's about it for this video. I'll see you guys next time


Okay, let's take this very last look at the null space at least for now. Two things I want to get from this. You know, just do some three more examples and then get one level of deeper understanding of what is going on here. I have this 2 by 5 matrix here and it's all zeros. And so that is going to equal the zero vector. On this side, I'm asking, you know, what is the null space of this? Well, remember, I need a linear combination of this column plus a linear combination of that linear combination, linear combination. So some scalar times this, some scalar times that, some scalar times that. So there better be five of these. X2, X sub 3, X sub 4 and X sub 5. So that better give me, I better have five there so that I could get to this side. And think of it, what, you know, I can multiply anything by zero zero and I add to that anything multiplied by zero zero plus anything times zero zero plus anything. So I'm actually, my null space is the whole of our five, there better be five things there. In my null space, I can think about just this linear combination of the columns of the identity matrix. So there is zero one zero zero zero and I have zero zero one zero zero and I have zero zero zero one zero and zero zero zero zero one. Any linear combination of the C1 plus C sub 2 plus C sub 3 plus C sub 4 plus C sub 5 and that is going to give me, you know, any, this C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5 and that can take on any value. C1 to C5 is five scalars that can take any value and what we can see is each of these being a special, a kind of special case and this is linear combinations of each of these and in this instance this might, you might write here as well as X sub 1, X sub 2, X sub 3, X sub 4, X sub 5 just to end up there with X sub 1, X sub 2. So the point being is it can take any real value leaving me with the null space of being this but look at this, they're actually five special cases here. Why is there five special cases? Because, you know, I have five things that I can, that I can change. Just remember that for now. So I have these five special cases. A linear combination of this will give me the full null space which is the full of this five space.  So as soon as I fix this, I'm going to let this, I'm going to, this can be anything at once. As soon as I choose it, X1 becomes fixed. So let's choose one that fixes, that fixes the X sub 1 and so that is the special case. The whole of the null space will be a scalar multiple of that and an R2 that is going to be minus 2 plus 1 is going to be this line in R2 and, you know, my null space is anyway, my complete null space is on any way on that line and that is my one special case. Why is there one special case? This is 0, 0 here, nothing to help us there. But here is 1 is 3 and then immediately the other one is fixed. Therefore one special case. Let's do this one. If I were to do this one, I'm going to get 2. So that's just twice 2 of those. I'm going to get this. So what's happening here? I'm saying X sub 1 equals minus twice X sub 2, minus X sub 3, minus twice X sub 4. So how many special cases am I going to get? I'm going to get 3 special cases because 3 of these can vary at any one time and it immediately fixes the other one. I can let these 3 roam 3 and then immediately it fixes this one. So I can let this equal 1 and the other 2 zeros. That means this one is negative 2 for a special solution. I can let this be a 0 and this be a 1 and that be a 0. And that gives me a minus 1 there. There's my second special case and I can have a 0 and a 0 and a 1 there. It fixes that one to minus 2. There's my 3 cases. Why 3 special solutions? Because 3 of these could roam 3 fixing the other one. And now it's just a linear combination of these to give me the full null space. So it's going to be this again, this hyperplane in R4. It's going to be the null space of this matrix of coefficients. Remember this one from before? It had 2 special cases. Why would there be 2? Because I have 1, 2, 3 that can roam 3. But if you think about that this is a 0 and these 2 are linked here. That X sub 3 equals minus X sub 4. That takes away one of the possible 3 that we had and that is going to give us the fact that there's only 2. So you've learned something new by doing new examples but one deeper level of understanding is figuring out how many special cases you are going to get given your matrix of coefficients and how to lead from that to normal examples, how to do a linear combination of those to give us the total null space of our matrix of coefficients that we were given. So that's it for null spaces.


Noo-noo-noo, noo-noo-noo, noo-noo-noo-noo, noo-noo-noo, noo-noo-noo, noo-noo-noo-noo, noo-noo-noo-noo. Okay, headers, we've got headers. We've got headers. We've got sockets. We've got stackies. We've got skinnies. Okay, so yeah, we've got a plethora of Pico headers. Basically, they're one-pin wide, 20-pin long headers of a variety of different sizes. So you've got your Pico, your Pico W. Actually, can you go back one? Yeah, so yeah, if you go to W and chances are you either got the header, the one with the header like this, where the headers are plugged in already and soldered, or you solder them in yourself, but maybe you want to plug it into something and remove it, or maybe you want to have the stack with stuff. So we have a couple different options. So let me grab them because I'll show it on the overhead. Okay, so first up, we have the standard. This is actually good. We have the standard, you know, female socket headers. Let me focus a look. These are their standard eight and a half millimeter high ones. You've got your standard, hold on, I've got two deep Pico, I'll try this. Okay, you've got your standard eight and a half point five millimeter long plug male headers. These fit in exactly, they're like exactly the same height.  You were like me and you have to remove this multiple times so they all got bent, but now they plug in. Here you go. So you've got a little bit of height here. You got like a 10 millimeters total height basically because you've got eight and a half millimeters of this, plus like the two millimeters of the spacer. So, you know, it's not bad. You can fit some inside of there if you want. Let's see, more focusing. You know, you can stick a battery down there. You can stick some circuitry in there. Cool. But then you're like, no, I want slim style. So we also have the skinny headers. So these are, you have to get them in a pair. You get the male's shorty headers and the female shorty headers. So you see that they're both much shorter. I think these are five millimeters instead of eight and a half.  But if you want it to be nice and skinny, you saw these together and you see they're significantly less tall.  If you mix and match them, you're not going to be happy because these headers are too long for these sockets. And these sockets, they will work, but like they don't grip as nicely as the long ones. Kind of keep them the same. And then third up, we've got stacking headers. So we love these from Arduino. You know, people like to stack shields. So this is, for example, a proto bell that we designed.  So show you that. So let's say you're like, okay, I want the Pico on top. I want some circuitry in the middle. And then I still want to be able to plug this into a breadboard or you want to be able to grab it with a multi meter scope probe to get the stacking header style. Or you can put the stacking headers onto here and then like, you know, you plug into a breadboard or another design and you can still plug wires into the top. The only reason I wouldn't necessarily recommend putting something on top of this is the boot button isn't, you know, you kind of want to have access to that. And you don't, if you have something covering here, you'd have to reach in and bump it just, you know, a little sad. So you can choose that if you want to solder these in. But these are very common header kits that we've loved in our Arduino and breakout board days. And so just having these ready to go all different sizes for your Pico or Pico W just means it's as we have accessories will be easier to plug it unplug them. Okay. And the star of the show tonight besides you lead our team, our customers, our community and more is you guessed it. It's the Metro mini v2 with stem IQT. So much like the feather ESP 32 v2, this original the original board that Metro mini came with an SCP 2104, which was one thing. And then that kind of got impossible to get. And so we got a bunch of CP 2102s, which required a slight change to the circuit board layout. You have to have two resistors. And one of those things is like once you change a PCB at all, like adding anything or changing any package, you basically might as well redesign the whole thing because you have to get a new stencil. You have to reprogram the pick and place. So you might as well just kind of like make any change. Also things have changed. There's USB C there's stem. So that's why I was like, you know what, if I, you know, if I'm here, you're like, what's your like? Oh, I'm going to throw out one thing from the fridge. So you're cleaning out the freezer. So the whole thing that we done. So we added a stem IQT port so you can plug and play with all of our stem IQT sensors. We upgraded it from a micro USB to a USB type C. So you have reversible cable and also I like these nice big plugs and all that good stuff. It's the same physical size, same pinout, same connections, same mounting holes. But really the big change is changing to USB C. The LEDs got smaller to make room and then adding that stem IQT port at the end. But I think, you know, it was these are big enough changes. And I think there's some people who may, you know, they're like, I designed a case for the micro USB port. So they wanted to stick with the old version. But I thought on the overhead, I would show both really fast. So I've got, this is the new one. And then this is the original. So you see it's the same size. You can see it's like some parts moved around just a little bit to make some space. You know, I basically shoved everything over to the left a teeny bit to make room for this stem IQT port. But also whenever I write drivers, I, you know, always testing it with the Metro Mini. So this is, I kind of designed this for myself. And then on the bottom, just like the V one, in fact, this V one is changed. There's a little jumper that lets you change it from five volt IO to three volt IO. And this is actually important to note because there's a little warning here. The, the at mega 328 here is running at five volts normally. And so this port is five volt power and five volt logic, which will work great with all of our stem IQT boards because they all have regulators on them. This is a three volt regulator and level shifters. And this one, this one doesn't because this is a three or five volt device. But all of our stem IQT boards are five volt or three volt friendly because we expect that you'll plug them in to three volt devices like a QT pie or, you know, Raspberry Pi or you might plug them into an Arduino Uno or an at mega 328 running at five volts. And if you want to use this with other boards that have a JSTSH connector but are like quick compatible, that's a three volt power and logic. You'll want to change this from five volts, cut the jumper and solder it to make it three volt compatible. That way you get three volt power and three volt logic. But by default, it's going to be five volts. So just that's the only thing you have to watch out for, but it's not a big deal if you want to connect to three volt logic stuff. Just cut and solder the jumper like I did here. It takes you one second. And then now you're running it three volts power and logic. Everything is basically the same except just a lower voltage. Technically it's overclocking a little bit, but really don't tell anybody works fine. Okay. And that's two products.


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Hello everyone, I am Jeremy and thank you all for listening to this presentation titled Viewing Multiple Interactive Plots Using Plotly and Tritoscope.js. Currently I am working in a lab which deals with a lot of lipids, hence I would like to start this presentation with an introduction of what lipids are. Lipids are organic compounds that are mostly insoluble in polar solvents such as water. Most common lipids are triglycerides and cholesterol, measured in the blood lipid panel test. The cell membrane is often described as a forceful lipid bilayer. Forceful lipid is another class of lipids by itself. A less known lipid called ceramide can be found in the skin used as a protective barrier as well as cell signalling during the wound healing and immunity response process. Given a sample, how does our lab measure the lipid inside, especially the uncommon ones? Well, we add some chemicals inside to separate the lipids from the DNA and proteins. Next, we create a list of transitions to tell the machine the mass spectrometer what kind of lipids to measure. The machine measured the lipids in the form of peaks given in a range of acquisition time. We integrate the area under the peaks and this is what we have here. It is ideal that the variation of peak areas should come only from the sample itself. However, in reality, such variation can come from other sources such as when different pipettes are used or the presence of contaminant ions. As the mass spectrometer is a very sensitive machine, variation from these external sources can also be measured as well. To check for the severity of these unwanted variations, we have to use quality control samples. One example is the batch quality control, or BQC. It is created by creating small eloquence of decided samples and pulling them together. The pulled samples are then reallocated back into new affidavits and these little eloquence here are the BQCs. They can be placed before the first sample at regular intervals in between the samples as well as after the last samples. We then plot this injection sequence bar chart using the area as the y-axis and the injection sequence as the x-axis. We then perform some statistical summary and we want to keep transitions whose BQC coefficient of variation is low. We then report these results as a PDF file containing injection sequence bar charts, one transition per page. However, as time passes, our last test began to accept samples that are very, very large up to a few thousands. As a result, static bar charts and scatter plots will no longer work as it is hard to see the points within the confined spaces of the static plots. In addition, the normal transitions have increased to over 500. This gives a PDF file of over 500 pages full of plots. Lastly, to improve the quality of our data, we have different QC sample types as well and this gives rise to new plots such as the ring plot plot and the dilution series plot. In the end, we'll have multiple PDF files with over 500 pages full of plots and looking at these plots individually is very tedious and time consuming. Hence, we need to find a better solution to this. Clearly, there is a need to switch the R packages that is able to give interactive plots and probably seems to be the natural choice for me. However, the distribution of such results to collaborators and managers remains a challenge. This is because interactive plots could not be stored in PDF files. While I did consider using Shiny, I was precluded from using it firstly because I lacked the expertise to maintain a secure web server to run these Shiny applications that meets the standard of the university's IT team. Secondly, I cannot expect my collaborators and managers to be able to install all these R packages and run the code to rebuild the Shiny application just to view the results. It is just too much work for them. Transcope.js is able to create these kind of outputs such that I can compress the folder into a Z file and send the data to them. And when they have the data, they can just double-click on this index.html file to give the results something like this, where they can see them or see all these plots. And they can also filter them based on their favorite classes. For example, we can see just the A-cell carnitines, for example, if there are 18 of them. And out of the 18 of them, we can see which one has high variation. So let's use this quality control, TQC, instead, and see how it goes. Well, we can see that the TQC was quite high because of something wrong with the machine in the beginning of the run. For the next transition, the variation is very high because of low signal, because most of the points are below the limit of detection. Now that I've given my reasons why I use these two packages, I would like to now share some tips and resources that will help you guys to be able to give these plots by yourself. Thanks to OpenScience, I am able to create a walkthrough example using Quattro, using a published Lipidomic data set. This slide shows that it is possible to create a new column full of plot-leap plots. And this is how it is done. You first use the Deploy Mutate to create this new column, and then you use the PMAT underscore plot function from Triloscope.js to create these plots. And then this is how I usually call the plots, like for some of the first for the first century's transition. This is how the dilution plot looks like. Providing metadata information as trend in JS diagnostics is important because it helps to improve the user experience, especially for those who are using it for the first time. This information can be displayed when pressing the information button here. On the other hand, you can also be seen when users hover onto the buttons at the panels. I have provided a step-by-step process of how you can do this in my Quattro example. Next, we go to results distribution. To export a Triloscope.js object, what you need to do is to set your working directory and then call the Triloscope function with the correct parameters in the RL console. Ensure that your folder path is correct and that self-contained is set to force to create these objects here. Clicking on the HTML file will give you the Triloscope plot and all you have to do is compress them to give you the ZIP file. To export a Quartro document with Triloscope.js objects, the changes that you need to make is on the Quartro YAML or YAML configuration. Ensure that it's set to force for the self-contained parameter and then clicking on the button render will give you these folders as well in green and in blue and then choosing all these highlighted folders you can compress them into a ZIP file and send to your collaborators. I have all these exported examples in my release section of this GitHub page. This GitHub page is also where the source code of my Quartro report is. With that, I would like to end my presentations with these three points, saying that quality control samples are useful to check for unwanted variation and that the quality plot and Triloscope.js package are useful in my work and there is a Quartro example to help you be able to do it by yourself and if you are missed the descriptions below in the image, it can be seen when you hover them or you can because they are alternative text and can be read using the screen reader. So here's how it goes. Chromebox spoken feedback is ready. Figure showing two workers praising the presenter for providing a good visualization report. With that, I end my presentation and I hope that you enjoy the conference.


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