And I work for Imaginary Landscape and I've been doing Jenga development for about four years. I wanted to talk to you today about a topic I find really interesting and that's GeoJango and GIS applications. So a little bit of background about how I got into this. A few years back, Chicago had a mobile app building competition and they made available a data portal for the city for use with this competition and other reasons. And I built a simple little app that kind of showed various cool interesting things to do around CTA train stops. And though I didn't win any awards for this, it kind of inspired me to learn more about this technology over the next few years. And I continued to build on this project and play with it and some of the examples from this talk are going to be straight out of that project. So first I'd like to cover a few general definitions that I found useful. One of them is a coordinate reference system and this is a system to locate geospatial entities on a map and there are two basic types. There's geographic coordinate systems which represent the Earth as a sphere or spheroid and there's projected coordinate systems which project maps into a flat surface. And you've probably heard all the problems with projected coordinate systems in that you get map distortions if you flatten a map from a sphere. So they're particularly good at representing local data and not so much like zoomed out data. So coordinate systems are important because data could be encoded in any number of coordinate systems and you need a way to like normalize that data so you can perform math and display them on the same map. So a coordinate system registry is another thing. The primary registry is called the EPSG and this is an authority that like catalogs and maintains different coordinate systems and it uniquely identifies coordinate systems by a spatial reference ID and so that's how spatial reference systems are kind of named is based off that ID. There's a great resource called spatialreference.org which is a nice index for coordinate systems and it has a lot of information about each system and defines the definition of the coordinate systems in a variety of different formats. One very common coordinate system that you'll encounter a lot if you use this is WSG84 and it's a geographic coordinate system meaning it represents the Earth as a sphere or spheroid and it's used by the GPS system so you'll find a lot of data encoded in this system. It also goes by the name EPSG 4326 which is the spatial reference ID for it so you'll probably encounter this a bunch. I like to talk about Postgres and PostGIS and I personally when I use GeoJango my preferred back end of choice is PostGIS and Postgres, first of all I love Postgres and GeoJango typically has better support or more functions available for Postgres so it's a good choice for working with GeoData. And PostGIS once you're a major update not too long ago to a version 2.0 update and it's become a lot easier to install for an Ubuntu 14.04 system you just need to install a bunch of app dependencies and switch to the database you want to use and run a create extension command. It's now an extension so it's really easy to get started working with it on a new system. I've also included a link on here you'll be able to see in the slides for just some quick installation steps for Ubuntu 14.04 and CentOS 7. So I'm going to refer to this diagram a few times throughout the talk it's basically the architecture stack that I'm going to build up and let's assume that we've gone through the Django tutorial and installed GeoJango and hooked it up with our PostGIS database and this is what we have so far this is what it will look like. A few other notes about PostGIS when you run that extension it will create a bunch of different objects in your database it will create functions and stored procedures to do geometric operations but it will also create a new table called the spatial refsys table. This is basically a tableized form of the data from spatialreference.org it has the spatial reference IDs and different definitions for the coordinate systems that GeoJango or PostGIS can use to do conversions between coordinate systems. Also there's two new views that will be created in your database one called the geometry columns and one called geography columns views and these identify which columns in your database are spatially enabled previous to PostGIS 2.0 these were tables and not views so you had to manually maintain these tables but well if you use GeoJango GeoJango would take care of that for you but as of 2.0 you don't no longer have to do that since they're views and they're dynamically calculated. So one thing when you're working with after we've got the database set up and GeoJango set up the next question is where do I get data and I found my data source on Chicago's data portal which was great there was like hundreds of different data files that I can use but there's data sources all over the place I was really surprised every major city has their own data portal it seems like you just do a Google and you'll find a lot of example data you can play with so and that's just the open data you can get. Another place to get data is the open street map project and this is kind of like a crowd sourced Wikipedia of maps thing and data is available under an open license so you can get a lot of data out of this website it's a pretty cool site and tool. So now we've identified some potential data sources and these sources provide data in all sorts of formats and now we have to import those formats import that data into the database so we can start using it. So there's a few serialization formats I'd like to talk about and the first one is called a well-known text and this is just a string-based format for identifying geometry so here's some examples of point objects and string objects they're just basic text representations of the geometry that you can load into your database. Well-known text is used in a lot of places and including one of the columns in the spatial refsys table defines each coordinate system in well-known text format so it's not only for geographic data it's also for defining reference systems. So Django has built-in support for loading well-known text data with using this OGR geometry class which takes a constructor argument for your geography or geometry data and it will create a Python object that you can then assign to a model or do whatever you want with. Another serialization format is called Keyhole Markup Language you might have heard of it's KML and it's an XML-based format developed by Keyhole Inc which was then bought up by Google and is now used in Google Earth. So it's obviously a good format for sending data to Google Maps and to Google Earth but it's a serialization format so you can use it however you want. There's some Python utilities called Simple KML and Fast KML that you can use to load and manipulate data in KML. GeoJSON is another obvious choice for serialization format and it's developed and maintained by a independent group on the internet so there's no specific authority it's just like a mailing list of people that define how this format should work and it's a JSON representation of your data and it's a nice option to send data to a browser if you're you know because JavaScript is nice to work with in the browser. There's a good Python utility for working with this on the Python level called GeoJSON. All of these formats are serializable by GeoJango so you can print out various geometry objects in these respective formats. And finally I'd like to mention Shapefile format which is an extremely common format for persisting geospatial data to files specifically and it was a format developed by the ESRI which is a company that makes a very popular open or a very popular product called ArcGIS for geospatial data. It's an expensive program but it's used in the industry a bunch. And Shapefiles are kind of misnamed because they're not really a single file they're a collection of files so you'll find at least three files in a Shapefile archive. It's usually like a zip or something but each file has a different purpose and you can have up to like 10 or so different files representing the same geometry. GeoJango has some support for loading this type of object using this data source class. You can import Shapefile data and also there's a Python library called PyShape which you can use to help get data into your application. So you can create a Python based importer using the tools I just mentioned or you can take advantage of some command line tools to load this data. One of them is Shape2PGSQL or OGR to OGR. I'm not gonna get into detail on those but they're very powerful and they have a lot of different options you can pass to them to import different types of geodata. So I'd like to talk a little bit about server-based geo utilities. And the first one is the project reproach for library which is a dependency for GeoJango and it's responsible for converting between different projections. And also the spatial ref-sys table in post-GIS has a column called Proj4Text which also stores a definition for a projection in Proj4 format. So there's an additional, that's what Proj4 can use to do map projection conversions. Also I've used Proj4 or more specifically a Python wrapper for called PyProj to translate coins on a map. And in my particular use case, I filled in a shape with evenly spaced points by transforming a single point into multiple directions. And I use this for generating a group of source points for creating a heat map. Another great utility for working with data on the server side, geodata on the server side is called MapNIC. And it's basically a tool that you use if you want to render maps to images. And it's great for, there's a lot of pythons to port for it. It's got some Python bindings. So you can write, you can use this tool to write just flat JPEGs or images that you can use in reports. We can also, you can also, you can also can be used by a map tiling engine, which I'll talk about in a little bit. So here's our stack architecture diagram again. You'll notice I added MapNIC to it. And you see it's making a direct connection to post-GIS. And MapNIC supports a variety of different data sources. Shapefiles, CSV, GeoJSON. And in the last slide you saw post-GIS. And each data source is added as a layer. So it kind of takes a layered approach and top most layers show up on top. But one of the nice features about MapNIC is the fact that you can style your maps. Just GeoData by itself isn't very useful unless you can visually represent it. So it's got a pretty sophisticated way to style data. You can either use this Python API to build up styles or you can create an XML style definition that you can load and use to style your different data layers. So here's a very simple MapNIC example. And I'm using the XML style sheet in this example. So I'm loading the XML file, I'm creating a new map object. I'm defining a subquery to pull in data from my map. And then I'm connecting to the post-GIS database. I'm adding that data source as a layer to MapNIC and then I'm rendering it to a JPEG. And this image at the top right here is partially constructed by this query I created here, so that's kind of what you can do with it. So MapNIC XML is not very pretty. It's XML, and I never want to work with it. So that's where a program called TileMill comes into play. And TileMill is a Node.js based desktop application. It's open source, but it's maintained by a company called MapBox, which does hosted mapping. And it supports a bunch of standard formats for importing data, including post-GIS and shape files. And it's built on top of MapNIC, so it's making calls to MapNIC to render the images that display in its interface. And as a result, it also can be used to generate that MapNIC XML. That's the most important thing that I use it for. So the reason why I like TileMill is because it has something called MapStyleSheets. And MapStyleSheets is a language or a market language similar to CSS or most similar to less.js. And you can change the behavior of how your maps will look in a very intuitive fashion at different zoom levels. It's a really cool application to add lots of style to your app. Or to your maps. On the back end, TileMill is using another Node.js library called Carto. And Carto will convert MapStyleSheets to MapNIC XML. And so you can call this command on the command line if you've installed it to just do this translation yourself so you don't have to even use TileMill if you don't want to, you can do this all from the command line. Another great tool for working with geodata is called QuantumGIS. It's another desktop application. It's written and see in Python. And so you can make calls to it from your Python scripts. I use this to visualize and prototype my applications. And this, I use it differently than TileMill because TileMill is, I think, better at styling your maps whereas QGIS is more like a data editor. So they both kind of can work in conjunction. But if you really just want to get some data on your map, QGIS is a great application to visualize and make sure it looks good. QGIS is a great application to do that. So now that we have some tools to work with the data, let's pretend we've created some geo queries using the Django documentation to do some fun queries with Django. And now we need to take that data and deliver it to the browser. So when I say this, I'm referring to two types of data that I typically send to the browser. And one is geography data, vector data like KML or defined shapes or KML or GeoJSON. And another one is rendered map tiles. Using MapNIC is kind of the source for that. So to create geography data, you can use any type of serializer you want. But one of my fondles really useful is one called Rust Framework GIS. And it's basically a plug-in or an application that rides on top of Django Rust Framework that defines the serializer so you can just easily turn query sets into GeoJSON output. And so this is particularly useful for, again, reading stuff from JavaScript. It's pretty easy to use and install. And then map tiling you may be familiar with. Google Maps is a good example of it as you're zooming into a mapping application. It's loading in image tiles from a server and as you zoom in the tiles kind of get more and more detailed. But there's open source solutions to do map tiling and one popular solution, Python-based solution is called TileStash. And it renders map tiles in real-time. It caches them and then it serves them up as you access them. So you can also use MapNIC as the back-end rendering engine for this and set a MapNIC style XML file to dynamically add your styles. And you can set data sources just like you can with MapNIC and the other applications. It takes a very simple URL scheme.  You're basically giving it a lower name, which is something you define in a configuration. A zoom level, a column and row, which corresponds to a tile location and a geo-coordinate. So here's basically what the stack looks like now that I've added. TileStash on top of MapNIC and Django Rest Framework on top of and Rest Framework GIS on top of Django. Now we have the back-end set. We need something to read it from the front-end, the JavaScript level. And there's a bunch of JavaScript client libraries that are used to actually render a slippy map application so you can zoom and interact with it in the browser. And one of those is obviously Google Maps. It's a great tool for just getting up and running, and it's used everywhere. It's got a great API, but it has some downsides in that you're kind of beholden to their API, so if it changes, you've got to update your code. It's kind of got the same look and feel across sites. There's not a lot of level or a lot of ways you can customize it to look a lot different. I'm sure there's some, but... And you also lose control of the mapping stack. Here's a quick example of code using Google Maps. And in this example, I'm defining a map object. I'm assigning the map to a div, and I'm adding a click event handler so I can click on a point on the map and it will load in, in this case, a KML file. And Google Maps automatically takes care of the map tiling for me, so that's nice that I don't have to think about that. It just pulls in map tile data as it needs it, and it superimposes your vector data on top of it. Open Layers is another good option for a JavaScript client library. It's one of the oldest open source options for map tiling, and the only downside is it's very large. It's like 700 kilobytes. They just released a new version, so maybe they helped fix some of that size problem. But in the meantime, a project called Leaflet has come into play, which I personally like. It's very small, lightweight. It's got a nice plug-in system, and it's easy to use. Here's a quick example of a Leaflet code base. I'm defining a map. I'm setting a Tile Server URL. I'm loading some data from a JSON endpoint, and then I'm adding a click handler to pull in some data as I click on a map. And you'll notice the big difference between this example and the Google Maps example is that I am setting a map tiling server URL, and in the comments above there, I have a few different map tile servers that I found that just have different types of tiles. You can include your own if you run your own map tiling server, but it gives you a little bit more customization in terms of what you see on the map. So after that, we've kind of completed our stack. In this diagram, I'm using Leaflet as the JavaScript front-end. It's pulling in map tile data and GeoJSON data, connecting with the back-end, and that's how I've architected some of the stuff. This is a pretty sophisticated topic. There's a lot to it, so there's only so much I can cover in about 25 minutes, but there's some other technologies that I just want to point out that you should Google because if you're interested in the stuff, one of them is PG Routing, which is another postgres extension for defining graphs of data and doing routing with different routing calculations. There's another front-end JavaScript application called Modest Maps. It looks similar to Leaflet to me. If you're looking for a JavaScript client, that might be something to take a look at. Grash GIS is a tool similar to QGIS. It's been around for a long time, and open source as well. Another thing to take a look at. Marble is a cool KDE project that is like a Google Earth replacement, something to kind of look at as well. That's what I have for the talk so far. I have some links to more references in the top link there. If you're interested, some just links I found useful in definitions. Also, if you're interested in seeing a working project, I have a GitHub project with some of this experimentation that I've done. It probably could use a little bit more polish, but it gets the idea across. Anyway, I appreciate your attention, and thank you very much.


Hi everyone, I'm Ricky Anderson and welcome to the 4 Report. Today is my first day of junior lifeguard training. I didn't realize I'd have to wear a ducky until I pass the class, but hey, whatever. Once I graduate to senior lifeguard, I can ditch the ducky and I'll get one of these. But before that happens, I need to pass the class. So let's kick things off now and learn more about drowning prevention. Two seconds is too long to turn your back on a child in water. Drowning is the second leading cause of accidental death for children. Fort Worth Drowning Prevention Coalition offers swim safe programs throughout the city. Visit Fort Worth Drowning Prevention Coalition's website for more information. Here's a look at other events happening in and around Fort Worth in the next few weeks. For a list of more events and city meetings, you can always check the calendar at the city's website.


Hey everybody, welcome back to Magic Orthodoxy. My name is David and this is the deck review. Hey today, we're gonna look at the black bicycle 808s from the United States playing card company. Hey, basically, this is just a recolor. You know, this is just your black version of your standard 808 rider backs. And I know you've seen rider backs before and I know you've seen recolors before and you know, here's the thing about recolors. A lot of people they kind of get all bent out of shape and they say I don't like recolors And they feel like they're just lazy or you know, they would say well I wish people would put more effort instead of just changing the color of the deck And you know, I think one of the things that people don't always understand or realize about recolors is You know, sometimes people use a deck as their standard go-to deck You know, they use that deck over and over again and that you know, it eventually wears out And they want to buy it again, and then a lot of deck runs are Limited in that they don't get reprinted, you know United who's playing card company they have their smallest run is 2,500 decks and their next Highest up from that is 5,000. So, you know, when you think about it, you know 2,500 decks could get sold out very easily And then if I want to go and purchase this deck again, you know, what are my options? Well, a lot of times what a designer will do is instead of releasing the same exact deck Exactly the same as before which would be the laziest route, right instead of doing that They offer a recolor and they just spruce it up a bit and they just you know, they give it a little bit of Oomph, and so I think I don't I don't think it's that bad.  So let me tell you a little bit about this deck I got this deck from Target came in a four-pack. I think I had two blacks and then a red and a blue. Okay, so that's how I was able to get it I think they came out in 2013 originally and so when I measure 10 of these I measure 10 of these in the caliper It comes out to 2.87 now 2.87 is pretty significant because This is the Retail stock right 2.87 should be the retail stock a long time ago Bicycles used to measure at 2.94 So, you know, you ask PCC is getting thinner and thinner and thinner all the time 2.87 is about the same thickness as the black lions or the craft beer deck that bicycle put out a while ago The first edition split spades are the same thickness the purple LTD's The never-forgotten project that expert playing cards put out the icon or the Arcos are all 2.87 I picked this up because I like black back designs. I like black back decks And so if you do too, just maybe keep an eye out for the black version of the rider and away deck from United's plate card company Thanks. Bye


If you want to be successful in dropshipping, you have to do things differently and better and improve on what everyone else is doing. If you simply import the same imagery, the same wording as everybody else, you're just going to blend in with all of the other dropshipping stores. It's going to be only in super rare cases that when you advertise your product on a platform, that that's the first time they've ever seen your product. The chances are they've seen a competitor selling it. So unless that customer, that consumer can distinguish your store from the next one, then you're just going to blend in and ultimately it's going to lead to that person leaving the store without making a purchase.


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Dear students, in this module we are going to talk about the social norms and its types which are folk ways, mores and taboos. Norms are the guidelines or written or unwritten rules that govern the behavior within the culture. Norms basically are the guidelines or ways on which values can be achieved. So values are the standards in your society, how can they be achieved, and the guidelines that the society provides for them are called norms. Norms are generally classified in three different types in relation to their intensity. Which one are considered folk ways? These are informal norms that govern our everyday behavior. Folk ways are unwritten, informal, they have relative flexibility, they can be breakable, but when we deviate from them, the society also has a negative attitude but they don't impose them as hard as the rest of the norms impose on them. For example, if you are in a house and you don't greet, and you directly go and meet them, then this is considered a wrong gesture. That is, you have violated a folk way or unwritten rule. On this, your gesture will be seen as that you have committed a deviance, but you may not be punished for it. When we talk about mores, these are stronger norms that are considered essential to the values and beliefs of our culture. Mores are made to protect your highly important values.  If you kill someone in the society, then the law comes into action and you can be punished according to the law. Because the society reacts a little harshly and behaves. Mores produce formal or written rules for you, which we also call laws. Then we have the taboos. Taboos are the forbidden behavior that are considered extremely wrong or unacceptable within our culture. Taboos are the values of the society in which the society doesn't even think about talking. For example, marrying your siblings is considered taboo and a highly negative value in which the society deals harshly. Whether it is written rules or not, the society reacts harshly against its taboos. So, what is the importance of norms in the culture? Norms provide structure and stability in the society. If the rules are not formal, then the individual members don't know how they should behave. So, the proper guidelines for the behavior reflect the norms. So, norms help to define and reinforce the cultural values and belief system. And they can change over time as cultural values and beliefs also evolve. As we see, the traditional norms have changed due to the arrival of social media. The communication has changed. The living patterns have changed. So, the new values and innovations introduced in the society are also changing. In Pakistan, if we look at the examples, the importance of hospitality is considered the norms. And more is the respect for the elders. Whereas the taboo is dishonesty, disrespectful behavior. And particularly having intimate relationship with your close relatives is considered a taboo.


This is kind of like a really in-your-face powerhouse type of fragrance. Hey, what's up guys? It's Josh here. Today I want to do a little review on this Wild Thing Elixir by the House of Central Obsessions. Now, to be honest with you guys, I have not smelled Sauvage Elixir. I just looked up what this cologne is supposed to copy right now, so I have not tried it. Just going to give you a fair warning. When I first sprayed up this cologne, I don't know what it was. It just seemed very kind of in your face. To be honest, on the first spray, I really didn't like it. I thought this was going to be probably my second least favorite cologne that I've ever smelled, and I was like, oh my goodness, should I even do a review on it, things like that. But then very quickly after, my opinion started to change. I think this fragrance goes a lot better with the heat, which is not a surprise, because the original Sauvage went so good in the heat. This is kind of like a really in-your-face powerhouse type fragrance. Kind of like a high heat style balm. It's got some fruits deep down in the background, like the original, I think Sauvage had like what Bergamot in it, Bergamot and Broxen. I can smell a little bit of that fruity vanilla in the background, but it is very deep down there, and I think you almost need a little bit of heat to kind of bring it out, but I really did enjoy how beast mode this fragrance was. And I do like when you kind of push it to its limits, and you get a little bit of that extra kind of vibe there. It almost reminded me of something like shoe polish when I first smelled it. Just very industrial, strong, like in-your-face classic gentleman type fragrance. You know what I mean? It almost smells a little bit of what I remember of Platinum Ego West. I think that's how you say it. This stuff seems like absolutely nuclear. It is so, so strong. The only real cons to it, I would say maybe, is that it's not likeable, but it's just very robust and in-your-face, and it's something that I almost want to spray kind of like going out where things could breathe, you know, in the heat. I really wouldn't want to wear this in like a classroom or like a confined like car for a long time. This one really needs room to breathe, but like I've said it so many times, we have so much wind here in Southern California.  Even if you douse yourself up with that, you know, there's so much food in the air. There's so much wind going around. So it is nice to have something just really robust and really beast mode. If I had to give this like a projection rating, I'd probably give it 8.5 to a 9. It's very, very, very strong. And there's nothing about it that seems cheap, which is not a surprise, because Sensual Obsessions does really max out their fragrances, especially when it comes to like their gold lines or their higher-up lines. There's really nothing really cheap about it, and you don't get that vibe about this at all here. This type of fragrance would be good for work, but it's just so strong. And like I said, there's a couple of times where I just want it to be a little bit more playful, a little bit more flirty. And this kind of isn't that type of fragrance, but usually a fragrance is one way or the other. It's either flirty and not for work, or it's for work and not for flirty. And this was the batch too. So apparently he just created another batch recently. This one actually really, really grew on me. It's very adult, very mature, but it's not like so mature that like nobody would like it because you have a little bit of that classic Sauvage in the background. To me, I don't get too much Ambroxen. It almost smells really fruity right now, which is weird because it's like a robust scent first with fruiteness in the background. This stuff's nuclear, so it doesn't look like I've sprayed very much, but oh my goodness, is this stuff very, very potent. I really wish I could compare it to the Sauvage Elixir. I'm just kind of giving my impressions of how I like it as a cologne. Typically, I like to lean a little bit more towards sexy and likable, but I do really appreciate this one. I do respect it, and it's something I could definitely wear. I am definitely in a situation where I want to smell good. I want to smell fresh. I want to smell respectable, and that's what this fragrance is, a high heat summer balm. So anyways, guys, let me know what you think of Wild Thing Elixir. Let me know what's your favorite from Sensual Obsessionist. Do you like Sauvage Elixir? What's your favorite flanker of Sauvage? I'll be very interested to see down below. We're on the road of 50,000 subscribers and I couldn't do without any of you guys. I hope you guys are the best. Have a great day out here. Hopefully, have a great day at home. See you all in the next video. Peace.


How's it going everyone Caleb here with late in sports cards. We're gonna be breaking 2022 tops tier one baseball number 34 random team style Full case break here. Thanks again everyone results right here They're also linked in your chat to view at any time. Good luck. Thanks again. So I bet you are Eager to get back on the course now after you're oh, yeah, yeah, yeah after your 100 breaking below 100 I should Yeah Really showed up man. Yeah, but now, you know, you can get you That's the best part All right, here we go. Good luck everyone results one more time believe I showed you those but just in case And good luck on the break. Let's do starting out patch card to 399 will Smith Dodgers And Dodgers as well to 299 Gavin Lux auto Nice start for the Dodgers You go nice Dodgers it And we've got a Dave Winfield auto 299 nice one there Yeah, you go Very nice Twins winfield See there's there's multiple sides to it stack you want to get back out after a bad round You want to get back out after a good round? It's got you either way. Yeah, like That's how golf goes Maybe a dual relic Centric Mullins there still want our excuse me to 399 Orioles Here it comes you up to 399 Alex Bregman Astros As we've kind of mentioned the last few days guys We are located in Florida and around this time every day. It's pretty much just like pores They're really hard. Oh, yeah, so if we have any Wi-Fi issues or anything like that Just expect us to be live again soon. We always communicate through Facebook and Twitter But uh, yeah, we're just not even gonna think of that. It's your one talent Miguel Andujar on the auto to 175 you go Yankees nice So inconsistent yeah Mike it's tough. I'm pretty inconsistent as well It's a 299 rookie auto Joe Ryan for the twins There you go twins. I hear you man. I hear you Mike. You good with the short games So you just got to get it there. I'm usually okay with the long game, but sometimes the short game just lets me down Everyone's different to 199 Cardinals Ozzie Smith Yeah, it doesn't sound it doesn't like it's not raining too hard, but I can hear the thunder rolling on it But yeah, exactly force. There's been some crazier nights recently for sure Spencer Watkins on the rookie auto for the Orioles to 299 You get Orioles There's been some wild wild storms as a plate and the King Felix now to 100 nice King Felix. There you go mariners Felix Hernandez awesome hits There he is one of my favorites growing up non brewer player that is Favorite non brewer All right brewers patch to 399 Luis your eyes Yoni Hernandez rookie auto to 299 Rangers Hey, whatever works. I know a lot of people like that Mike A lot of people in high school used to do the same thing. Yeah He would I mean they hit the driver, but it's just like so inconsistent that they're better off using a club They're comfortable with yeah, and Paul Goldschmidt auto 1099. There you go Cardinals solid hit there Goldie. Yeah, sometimes it's just better to be consistent Mike Honestly, so if you can at least have a club you can rely on heavily and you know In that way have something to fall back on you might be better off All right to 399 Yankees Gary Sanchez patch and it's gonna be a bronze incontograph of Matthew Veerling There you go Phillies on the rookie bronze inc auto. Nice We've got Reds this time Joey Vado 34 of 100 on the tier one talent auto Awesome one there Reds You go very nice Let's close out the first half That's what I mean Mike. You're better off just getting it out there like 180 to 200 yards You know fairly close to down the middle then either just you know top in one or Leave in one a hundred yards to the right, you know So yeah, I definitely understand I Used to do the same thing for a very small period of time and It's very very effective blue Jays to 299 Vladdie Guerrero, Jr. It's it's kind of tough to make like birdie sometimes and like score really like under par, but you can get those pars That's kind of what I learned when I was doing that and tier one talent auto for the Cubs carry wood Nice one there Cubs Mat Manning rookie silver inc autograph three of ten for the Tigers. There you go. Very nice Tigers Like I said a lot of the time it's better off than being you know, nowhere a hundred yards right a hundred yards left You know a lot of the times it's better off that way It's okay Mike when you're playing for fun, you don't have to be smart You just have to have fun the 249 on the Paul Goldschmidt patch Cardinals you go Cardinals and Andrew Vaughn bronze inc autograph to 25 Why not like why not that's fine. Oh nasty card Horizontal dual patch autograph to 25 Fernando Taktis, Jr. Boom There you go Padres very nice That's sick Take that take that how about that one John L. Congrats, man. We'll mag that up for you John That's nice. Oh, yeah, it did heat up the season Yeah, it did heat up the season for sure Reds to 399 Joey Vito patch Max Kepler autograph to 299 for the twins. I Can't even yeah, it's I don't even know how I would go about facing something like that forest Usually you're supposed to kind of like work around certain hitters and you know face the next one And bronze inc autograph of Mike pizza. There he is pizza party Nice piazza. There you go Mets It's a 25 bronze inc auto Pizza party Here we go. Let's continue But yeah, it's it's quite the lineup that they've built up Yeah, I would imagine they'll do it at like two three four like that. Yep, I would have to imagine Yep, all right. Good luck everyone. Thanks again here for joining patch card of Nolan erinado to 249 and Patch card of Gio Urcella to 249 Yankees. We've got Cubs autograph to 299 Patrick wisdom Exactly, yeah, it's always best to have your like top hitter hitting two as well Although Soto is honestly still not like slow, but not as fast as Tati's Brian De La Cruz to 299 their Marlins Nice rookie auto Definitely not as fast Three boxes to go here. We've got a division style break next Same products Definitive is now sold out. Thanks again very much for that. I Yeah, I know man. It did feel like he was going somewhere over there Awesome one on the game use memorabilia of Ken Griffey, Jr. Sick one to 199 Nice and Mariners you go Yeah, or the NL central honestly for a straight. I mean it would have just been the Cardinals, but yeah to 299 Paul the young Nice auto there Cardinals and autograph Salvador Perez to 199 Those look nice with the foiling on there. It's almost like a canvas style Beautiful looking card on the Salvador Perez You go to 199 Couple they go couple they go Number to 25 do a relic of Boba Shet blue jays Marlins Trevor Rogers auto to 199 You go nice and auto for the Red Sox Fred Lynn to 175 Freddie Lynn and last one up Good luck everyone. We've got random divisions coming up after this random teams number 34 Here we go. See we got here at the end Relic here of John Smoltz to 399 Smoltz Dual relic of Whitmerefield to 25 for the Royals dual relic Nice autograph jazz chiseled to 299 There you go Marlins Had a really solid break Very nice jazz And closing it out another Red Sox hit this time to 99 Carlton Fisk On the auto You go Red Sox And that'll close it out guys number 34. Thanks again random teams will have all these well protected and right out See ya number 35 random divisions will be coming up shortly. Thanks again all


The best of the best first question came from my god Matthew. He said good morning. Hope everything is well with you and the fam Oh, yeah, yeah, everything is great. I appreciate you and I hope everything is even better for you and your fam He says so people are saying this is the best group of receivers Lamar Jackson has ever had and that is true Yeah, people definitely been saying that and on paper. It is really looking like it. Let's continue though He said but what people aren't talking about is this is arguably the best quarterback that Odell Beckham, Jr. Has ever had to throw to him That's a conversation right there. We're gonna have to have that conversation in a minute He said we know Odell has been like that in his career and he was working with middle of the pack quarterbacks Now with a quarterback as dynamic as Lamar This may be depending injury, but hopefully not one of the best seasons of Odell's career What are your thoughts? Oh, you got some takes in this one, but I love it. I love it So First off is this the best quarterback that Odell Beckham, Jr. Has ever played with let's think he came out and played with Eli Manning He also played with Baker Mayfield and then he also played with Matt Stafford now Baker Mayfield Not gonna include him in it. I mean we gotta include a minute because Odell played with him But they know Now Matthew Stafford Matthew Stafford is pretty good and with the Lions Matthew Stafford was always a solid quarterback But just they just could not get it done There was a lot of other reasons to why they just could not get the job done But Matthew Stafford he was always solid then he went to a good team much better team and then boom They went to Super Bowl like that Eli Manning Eli Manning was a he's always a tricky quarterback He kind of reminds me a bit of Joe Flacco to where regular season they chillin They chill they may have some fire games and they know that's another black game But regular season they cool in it, but then playoff comes. Oh, whoa, who where does God come from? Is Eli Manning better than a Lamar Jackson? I mean it's hard to compare since they both not playing now But overall now more accomplished obviously Eli Manning more accomplished obviously Matt Stafford because because they can hold up Their hands and a ring will go right here Well, then we'll Eli's two rings, but they'll have at least one ring on the hand Lamar doesn't have that yet Not yet. So more accomplished they got that all day every day, but the better quarterbacks Think about this They have stuff or Lamar Jackson there's stuff that he can do that they just they can't do But what can they do that Lamar Jackson can't think about it Just think of think about it think about it and I'll leave you with that now for your second question You said Odell Beckham, Jr. He said uh, he may actually have One of the best years of his career. Oh now that I Don't know about that one because looking at some of the like it looks like he had a couple of best years in his career Like his rookie year 91 catches 1,300 yards 12 touchdowns following year 96 catches 1,400 yards 13 touchdowns Following year 101 catches 1,300 yards 10 touchdowns So and then there was another year He had 77 catches a thousand yards six touchdowns 74 touches 74 catches thousand yards four touchdowns as the Cleveland days But anyway, so with Odell will this be his best year ever? No, I'm not expecting that and and honestly I don't think that's a realistic expectation reason being because there are the people too Odell Beckham, Jr. Wasn't with no Mark Andrews, and you know Lamar Jackson Mark Andrews their connection is like that But you got Rashad Bateman. You got Devin Duvenay. You got Zay flowers. You got Nelson Aguilera You got like so you got JK you getting you got Lamar doing his thing too So I'm not gonna expect and I don't think you will be realistic to expect this to be Odell Beckham, Jr. His best statistical career year ever. I don't think that's a realistic expectation at all It would be nice if it is a we ain't gonna complain if it is but I don't think we should expect it but Can this be a his most successful year? Hey, I mean he already got a Super Bowl So he's already had the most successful year But I would love if he added another one and what will be some factors that will play into him get another Super Bowl ring Well, obviously Lamar Jackson obviously health obviously the offense obviously the play calling obviously the guys around him Obviously the defense obviously the coaching job There's a lot of different factors that play into Odell Beckham, Jr. Having his most successful well another super successful season this year But let's talk about another factor first. It's August so you know what that means football season is back Officially now and I know how easy it could be to grab the wings grab the pizza grab the beer and just go all in during the games What are you looking for a more calorie conscious meal during this busy season? 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So head to factor75.com or click the link below and use code engraving 50 to get 50% off Your first factor box again head to factor75.com or click the link below and use code engraving 50 to get 50% off Your first factor box. Just trying to help you get right, baby Team keeping clean welcome to another episode of question from cells where you can ask any question you want to and we answered in the video Just like this our next question came from my guy Jordan. He said it could always be worse I think instead of looking at the bad about Marlowe's injury We should focus on the good and could help or possibly cover up the bad Ravens have the best safety duo in the league do they Marcus Williams and Kyle Hampton I look I like how he was I think he was nice last year and he he grew He continued to grow as the season went along But he was not while he was rated super high by pff and all that he was not playing a traditional safety role So like and he said it himself to he said it himself So I cannot call them the best safety duo in the league. I'm not gonna do that I hope they end up being that I really do but I can't call them that right now But anyway, continuing. He said the Ravens have the best safety duo in the league the best inside linebacker do on the league The Niger the Nigerian purple nightmare coming off the outside with 90 and 99 last but not least The monsters we have coming through the front with matter beast in Washington So the Ravens and also we as fans could be in a worse position No, no, no, you you you write about that and we still got plenty to look forward to even with Marlon Humphrey being Temporarily sideline so I like that you put in the positive spin on it It is a huge blow It is a huge blow with Marlon being out But the positive is that he is not expected to be out for the entire season And they should have him for the long haul now this next question came before the Ravens signed ronald darby and So I think they're gonna end up signing anthony brown the date It's august 18th. Uh, this question was sent on august 16th. So there's a couple days late But I mean when you're seeing this it'll be a couple days after that But anyway, uh, it came from my guy anthony. He said what's up in grave and hope everything is going great I like that. He ain't say going good. I hope everything is going great. Love it. He said, I'm sure we all know about Marlowe But do you think edc makes a big move On a cornerback just like he almost got there your slave. I mean, why not, right? Now, this is a good question, though, even with them signing ronald darby and again I think they're gonna sign anthony brown with cito. Um, could edc make a big move for a cornerback? Hmm, I don't think he will I don't think he will I think he'll just stick with what they got now I think he'll look around like if see how the ravens are doing a week one week two Seeing how they getting by and whatnot and then week three But if if like it's just all kinds of bad If the secondary which I don't expect them to be even with marlin humphrey out But if they are all kinds of bad then I could see them possibly making a big move But you got you expected to have marlin humphrey coming back and it shouldn't be too long while he's out So I can't expect him to do anything crazy And the last question on this episode came from my god dominick who's been a patron for eight months So I appreciate that dominick. He said what's up in graven? I just wanted to send you some love for sending us and team keep it clean so much love I really appreciate you and all you do to inform us and inspire us literally every day. Thank you for that No, I thank y'all for that man because y'all are just It's it's hard to be Like it's hard to be around a lot of good people at once You don't find many places where you're around a lot of good people at once But team keep it clean y'all y'all make that happen every day So I appreciate y'all for who y'all are and what y'all do literally every single day Always uplifting each other always even if it's disagreements or whatnot. It's still handled respectfully So I always appreciate that and I will always appreciate that Uh, so he said now it's been a long minute since I've written in last we spoke I told you that I'd be sitting tightly clenched to see if the ravens draft the wide receiver in round one Now that that's over and they got me feeling good. The clinch is slowly returning because of our offensive line It's not looking good. I saw something that said Lamar is the number four most hated player in the nfl Why who knows? But people love to come up with reasons to hate on him and I think the old line is next to fuel the haters If they can't hold blocks having a loaded wide receiver room is not going to make one bit of a difference He's going to be scrambling all game Then the haters will say see told you he was trash He can't throw all those receivers and he still can't pass over 4 000 yards and so on and so on I'm afraid our worst fears will come true again The old line cost us cost us our qb because they can't hold blocks And now with the news about our already thin cornerback room losing its best cornerback for the opening of the season I'm getting real nervous. It's getting real tight over here The old line could potentially cost us the season and the defense may not be good enough to save us What do you think people the good working blessings to you and the fam and all the team keep it clean And just like the old line i'm out All right, so um I get it I I get the fear the the the calls for concern um I think if they get that left guard spot showed up, then I think they'll be I think they'll be all right. Um The left guard spot is up for grabs I can see it going to pat mccarrie Even though they kind of want him to be that sort of do it all type of guy and stay ready So you ain't got to get ready type of guy not necessarily a starter, but he could I um I don't think that I don't think it's gonna be solid. I don't think it's gonna be cleveland I don't even think it's gonna be john simpson that gets to start and left guard spot And then there's a part of me that even thinks that left guards that left guard is not even on a roster right now Um, but we'll we'll see they still got a little bit of time to get that figured out, but we'll see how that goes Um as far as the receivers the receivers can actually help if the offensive line is bad Which hopefully they won't be because if you can have a good offensive line, you got these good receivers Oh, it could just make everything that much easier But as far as uh having good receivers, they can help a lot look at joe burrow with jamar chasen t higgins and tyler boy You see them over there Uh when joe burrow had a bad offensive line one of the worst offensive lines in the nfl But those receivers still went off and they could they could do that because Why yeah, why the old line wasn't bad He had receivers that he could trust and he could get it to him and sometimes sometimes he'd get it to Them quick sometimes take a little bit longer, but he would get it to the receivers and they would make stuff happen um, so we'll see We'll see um Offensive line is obviously super important Keep them all jackson upright is super important because as he goes the ravens go as we all know This offense they they put in a lot into this offense and they need it to work So they have it has to work Because that is essential literally to everything it's essential to winning it's essential to um Helping the defense, especially why malin Humphrey is out like you mentioned It's just essential to everything that they do and it's going to be essential to their success So they they got to make this thing work


Well, thanks very much. I'm sorry I wasn't here yesterday. There was another meeting just down the road on wireless medicine. And I want to say I'm really disappointing you. I know we're not having any slides, so I know that's really a letdown. But I just was going to review and discuss a few of the programs we have going on at Scripps. You may know that at Scripps, our CTSA is based on genomic medicine. This really brings together the basic science people at the research institute with the clinical folks at the health system, which is the largest health system in San Diego. So we have one program that is really modeled after the Medical College of Wisconsin. We call it ADM for idiopathic disease of man, particularly concentrating on adults. So really the counterpart of what MCW pioneered. And we have now a few individuals in the queue. It's actually been funded by various philanthropic sources. We have enough to support 20 individuals to go through that process. And that involves sequencing of the individual with a life-threatening serious condition, along with parents or any other sequencing data that would be scaffolding the diagnosis of a causative mutation in the affected individual who is selected. And we have a big committee review, and a lot of our program was developed in concert with the folks with Howard and his team at MCW. So that's one. I'll just maybe just go through a few and then answer your questions you have. We have a big program called the Welderly, which now has over 1,200 individuals who are over age 80. Average age is 87, ranging up to 106. These individuals now accrued over four years, and we actually started it when Kelly was with us in the beginning in 2007. And this is a project that is trying to understand genomics of healthy aging, but has a really nice collaborative opportunity because complete genomics has basically set up to do 1,000 whole genome sequences of the 1,200 people we've accrued, and that data will be all finished ready in March. So that was about $5 million worth of free sequencing for us. We've done exome sequencing on about 350 of those individuals, and we have some interesting findings, but obviously we're looking to much more data from the whole genome sequencing of this large cohort. But the other flip side of genomics of healthy aging, these people have not had any chronic illnesses, there are no medications, they're cognitively intact. But the other thing is, of course, using it as a resource is predominantly European ancestry over 90-some percent for a control group for sequencing of other late onset conditions. So that might be an interesting opportunity for collaboration. A third area that we are pretty heavily engaged in is in day-to-day practice of genomic medicine is in pharmacogenomics. And we started back in 09, a systematic program of cytochrome genotyping for clopidogrel plavix, which after the extinction of lipid tour as a proprietary drug is now the number one prescription drug in the world. It won't be for very long because in the months ahead it too will become a generic. But for the moment, that's especially important because, as I think you know, it's a drug that has a lot of variable response, and Alan and the group at Maryland has really led to charge in that work. But we have been systematically genotyping all those individuals to get a new prescription for a clopidogrel. We're getting a stent, we also do as needed platelet response to look at the various alternative therapies, and then I think along with Dan and the group at Vanderbilt they have a similar program, and I'm not sure if there are other programs like that. But we've also done now exome sequencing and have three other significant findings at least to add to that, and we have a point of care genotyping set up first now with a device that we're able to get the CYP-2C19 multiple alleles that are of interest in about 20 minutes. So before the patient ever gets into a cardiac cath lab, but we also have just started a pilot with a company from the U.K. called DNA Electronics, which is a handheld genotyping system. We'd be happy to collaborate with anyone interested, but that can actually get accurate genotyping in about 10 to 12 minutes on up to eight different SNPs. So we're going to take that into other areas. We already have started a program with Interferon, and that is just genotyping IL-28B for people with Hep-C.  And then we're hopefully going to start in the new year a systematic program on Metformin. We've done excellent sequencing to understand the variable response of Metformin. I think you're familiar with at least 20, 25% of people have little to no response to Metformin, which is of interest since there's about 370 million diabetics on the planet, and a large proportion of them are taking Metformin for no good reason. And then the last thing I just would mention is obviously like everyone here, we're interested in cancer sequencing. We have a program we call HUTS, which is human tumor sequencing, and we have multiple individuals in that program. It's very much modeled after like the one that was just published last week in Science Translational Medicine in the Michigan program. I don't know if that was reviewed yesterday. Is anyone here from University of Michigan? It's a really excellent program. I think if you haven't seen the Science TM paper, and then there's an accompanying editorial in Science last week, which is really nice to describe it, but basically, yeah. So the program is just as you might expect, paired sequencing of tumor specimen and germ line DNA, exome sequencing of the tumor specimen, and also RNA-seq. So those are basically the tools that are used. They presented in the Science TM paper for individuals, and also the response that they had to the drugs that were selected, at least in a couple of them, on the basis of that. So we basically have a very similar program. We've had several individuals run through. Our biggest problem and challenge at Scripps was to get the pathologists to have tissue frozen for us rather than having an FFPE. We've also, of course, had to work with individuals who couldn't get another biopsy and had to deal with that situation, but that's not really the primary focus of this project. So at any rate, we have several individuals now who've had sequencing, and it seems like that's a great opportunity for collaboration, because if all those individuals could be pooled, everyone that's being done on a clinical basis in the country, that obviously would help everyone, not just the patients involved, but obviously all the investigators. So that's pretty much what we're doing, at least of relevance to some of the collaborative opportunities in genomic medicine. We also have a course every year, March 1st and 2nd, this coming year. Many of you have participated. It's the future of genomic medicine. It's our fifth annual course, and it's a nice time to vet all the ideas of how, like what you're doing in this forum, to try to take genomics into the real care of patients. So questions? That's about it. Questions for Eric? Eric, could you give me a comment? I need idea about pulling together all of the patients being done clinically. Is there like one or two vendors that one could basically go to and say, tell us everybody who's doing this clinically, so that we'd have some way of kind of capturing them and inviting them and that sort of thing? So you mean in terms of the sequencing side? Yeah, I think unfortunately there's a lot of nodes of entry. The some are sending the specimens to complete genomics, to BGI, and others are sequencing them on their high-seconds solid. So I think unfortunately there's a lot of different ways to get there. And then, you know, I think the problem is, of course, we haven't come up with a way to easily pull all that data and deal with it, but I think it's worthwhile considering and it wouldn't be that difficult, I wouldn't think, to be able to figure that out. Yeah, if there's just, if there's some, it's just a point of entry or at least some way of getting the word out. There's probably a way of doing it. I would think Illumina would have, you know, would know at least who's bought their machines and they're willing to share that. Yeah, and actually I should have mentioned that some are also using the Illumina Clinical Sequencing Service as well. And in fact, for both, actually for all three of those, male order sequencing, more than half are cancer samples these days. So it provides a great opportunity that could be culled together. And I think the other thing, of course, is, you know, the processing the data and adding in the response to the drug selected on the basis of that analysis. I think that even just a year of follow-up would provide tremendous insight. If we had, you know, the crowd sourcing, crowd sharing of all that data, it would be terrific. So I think one question that arises from the sharing of clinical samples, of course, is what the range of utility they may have only for other clinical projects or, and maybe this is a topic for discussion this afternoon, but how does that feed into opportunities for research? They're probably not appropriately consented for that. No, but I mean, I think, for example, the project mentioned of healthy aging, as far as setting that up for controls, that's eminently poolable for sharing that data. I think it might be a useful resource. Could it, potentially, could it have the sequencing task and, you know, for any late onset disease of interest in which there's a sequencing project ongoing? So most of the clinical samples are post-mortem that he's referring to, because they're done on treatment and there's an outcome, and the outcome is often time to progression. So I don't know how that factors in, but they usually, while they were collected in a clinical setting, the DNA represents post-mortem. I have a question. I mean, the point of care genotyping is obviously a tremendous issue, and if one could, you know, collect experience with various platforms that are being pushed now by various vendors, and, you know, I think the key is going to be, you know, the accuracy and the validity of the assays, where, you know, a lot of point of care platforms have, you know, deficiencies in that area compared to the standard platforms. I think that would be a tremendous opportunity to go forward and, you know, put together a group that is actually engaged in this, and perhaps deploy some of these. If it's a handheld platform, I could just see some of us run around our medical centers and using it and then share the data that would be something. Can you expand a little bit on that? Yeah, actually, I have it. I could show it to you. I was just showing it yesterday. It's really a very impressive device. We're in the midst of validation, and some of that work's also been done at Imperial College in the UK. But it looks like it works quite well, very fast, and, you know, it's just like a cell phone device, and basically it works with a saliva or a buccal swab and remarkable. So I think the point of care genotyping is really taking off, and for certain indications, whether it be, you know, one of the, I think the ideal ones is the Plavik story. But the interferon in hep C is, I think, emerging as quite an important one, and perhaps others. So I think that would be a great, if those, if there's an interested subset of centers that want to work together on this, it would, it would accelerate now the validation, but finding its optimal clinical utility. That'd be great. What's the, I was going to ask, why can't we consent these patients? The, we're seeing more and more examples where clinical patients are consented for research, you know, through a de-identified process. I, I don't, I didn't make that statement, but I, I agree with you, actually. Yeah. I think for the point of care, a really interesting case, I think would be in, in the Warfarin situation, because one of the things that we found in our work at Intermountain has been that, you know, in doing our trials, we've been doing them in our tertiary center, where we have an anticoagulation team, and so we're really comparing how much does pharmacogenomics add to a really well-run high-performance anticoagulation team, but in a system like ours, in a system like many's around, many around the table, there's a lot of rural sites that don't have anticoagulation teams as individual docs trying to do it. My hypothesis is, is that, you know, a handheld point of care information about this might have, in fact, much bigger impact on their patient population than ones that are being managed through a tertiary medical center. And that would be, I think, a very interesting collaborative project that could potentially be done if there were enough of the devices to, to move. The question I had, you mentioned coming up with controls for the healthy aged population, which has struck me as being a very interesting idea about how you would define controls for a healthy aged population would be a dead aged population. Yes. So how are you setting up your controls? Yeah, well, we debated about this for quite some time, what would be the best controls, using those as the cases, and we came up with this elderly group that you're, I think, touching on, which people who had died earlier in life at their average age is around 70, of the usual, you know, diseases that follow suit with the population. So that's what we've used to understand genomics of healthy aging, but of course, you know, using these as the controls for, I think, ideally, health span, rather than lifespan, which is influenced by all sorts of medical interventions, is a good control group for late onset genomic projects. Getting back to your point about warfarin, I think it's a really important one, because a lot of the genotyping for drug interactions isn't done because of the turnaround time. Warfarin is a prime example. It takes days to get the results back. By then, you're already at a steady state INR, and the same is the case for clopidogrel and others. So if you had that data up front quickly, it would really influence, and inexpensively, because this is a very inexpensive test to do, I think it could really be a game changer for implementing pharmacogenomics in clinical practice. So I do think the point here, although this is just a kind of way station until everybody has their pharmacogenomic profile on their smartphone. But in the meantime, this is a good way to get that into clinical care. I'm interested. We no longer can spin a hematocrit or do a urinalysis, so I'm wondering how you got the point of care genotyping approved. Does clinical chemistry give a stamp of approval to a small number of people, or how does it work? Well, first we have to show our IRB the data of the conventional assay versus the handheld. And then once we do that for a couple hundred individuals, then we have a green light to use the point of care for guidance. So we still continue to do paired sampling just to continue, because a couple hundred people is not enough for full validation. But that's the type of program that we've been able to convince our IRB that it's okay to move ahead. So do you limit it to a certain number? Obviously the people that do the test must be the investigators on the protocol. Right. Yes. Absolutely. And does it go in the medical record? Yes. Oh, sure. But I think, although there still is a lot of point of care testing done, like for example, platelet response in this setting is a point of care test as well. So not everything is a central lab. And that's often used as a corroborating tool for designing the best drug, alternative drug in this case, or drug dose. I mean, recently there's been studies that show tripling the dose of copitagrel is the only way to override even the carrier state of the loss of functional leals. I was just curious about the thousand genomes that Complete Genomics is doing. Do you have plans to make those available somehow? Yes, we do. In fact, that's why I mentioned it as a point for potential collaboration. When we did that collaboration agreement with Complete, it was with the intent to make that data available as best as we could with the genomics research community. So that is the goal. Next is David Craig from TGen.


It's Hopalong Cassidy. With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all, Hopalong Cassidy, starring William Boyd. The Ring of the Silver Spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West, Hopalong Cassidy. This famous hero thrills his 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure. In the role of Hopalong Cassidy is the popular star of the motion picture series, William Boyd. And appearing as that laughable old character, California, is Andy Clyde. Now for our story, Bullets for Ballots. It's Election Eve in Healer Corners. Strangely enough, the excitement and spirit which goes with an election eve is missing. On the little main street in the casino in the blacksmith's shop, the talk is about who's going to be sheriff of Healer County. Honest faces look hopelessly at one another. Well, they know that the lawless element is strong enough to force another term for Sheriff Dotson, another term of killing, riot, Steven, and more important, another year of no justice for the honest man. Brad Sheever is the owner of the casino and Sheriff Dotson talked behind closed doors. Close that door, Brad. We don't want no speaking polecat listening in. Sure don't. Can't afford to have no slips now, Dr. This heard from Jess a few minutes ago. That feed's getting low back down the draw. If you don't move that 800 head out, we're going to lose them. Can't move them now? This election's got every busy body with their noses in the air. They can smell a bad deal. We can't afford it right now. What are you afraid of? Ain't either law. Yeah, of course you are. Anybody who don't like the way I'm serving them can walk in here and say so. Yep, they can walk in, but they ain't walking out like Claude does. Yeah, I guess your sheriff has the right to gun a man down. And shelf depends. Yep, and the right to seize his 800 head is still. Of course it don't make no difference, but maybe you better get rid of that herd before folks start nosing around. It's like Lem Curtie at the general store. Lem Curtie. Why, he ain't wearing us for my order. He don't dare back nobody but me. You got too much at stake to lose now, and I don't aim to lose. Your boys tend in the ballot box and me getting a posse of a law and order group to ride out of town. Only your boys will vote. There's only one thing. Oh, what's that? I saw Hoppe on Cassidy and his cowpoke friend in Lem Curtie's store. Huh? What's wrong with that? He don't like you, Sheriff. He don't, huh? Well, now ain't that just too bad? I just thought I'd tell you. Fred, we got too much at stake. Ain't stretching my neck in a hang-dance. Before I do that, I'll see Cassidy and all his kind in Boot Hill. There's trouble brewing in Healer Connors where the folks are determined to elect a new sheriff, and the present sheriff is just as determined that they won't. Hoppe along in his friend, California, first learned the seriousness of the situation when they talk to Lem Curtie, owner of the general store. Well, now, let's see, Hoppe, your bill comes to $7.30. What's the $.30 for?  The four hands. Dang it, don't pay it, Hoppe. Well, we'll add it onto your jelly bean account. Yeah, write it down, Hoppe. I got my hand caught in that Dern coffee grinder. Can't hold the pencil in it now. Okay. Cassidy, $7. California, $.30. Who was that fella just went out? Stranger. Maybe here helping Brad Chiba's elect that only sheriff again. Seems like everyone's against Sheriff Dodson. And a good reason. Gunning down a man in cold blood. Nobody knows what happened to Claude Byrne's beef, sir. Eight hundred heads. Seems like there's enough good folk in town to elect a new sheriff. Everybody's afraid to vote against him. Brad Chiba's gunslingers watch the ballot boxes and when a Brad's boy is his deputy to count him. You mean nobody's gonna run against him? You can bet your bedroll the rich. I am. You? Yeah, me. And I'd win, too, if it was honest. Well, if you've got the gumption to run against, we're for you, Bertie. You're doing right. You've got yourself two votes already. Two votes ain't enough. We can get more for you. And we can do better than that. We'll see that every post and every tree gets a 30 for sheriff poster. Ah, all right, Betty.  Little girl? When will you ever realize, Daddy, that I'm 20 years old? Hello, Hoppy. California. Hello, honey. Gee, girl. Seems like just a little while. Seems like just a little while ago, you were just a ganglin' little critter. Bert's a pretty one. And here you are, a fine young lady. I don't want to be a lady. I want to help Daddy in the store. Well, you'll get a chance to help him a lot. Now that he's running for sheriff. No, not you, Daddy. Oh, it's not true. Now, now, don't carry on, Betty. There ain't a thing to worry about. No, sure he ain't nothing. I mean, Hoppy's could help on him. But Brad Sheevers will. We'll worry about Brad Sheevers when we get to him. This is going to be an honest election. Come on, California. Let's get down to the print shop. As soon as the posters are off the press, we'll be back, Bertie. I'll be waiting for you, Hoppy. Looks like you're miscalculated again. Huh? Oh, hello, Jess. What are you talking about? Looks like Bertie's going to try his luck at the end sheriff. Who's going to back him? That Cassidy feller and his sidekick. What? You sure? Sure, shootin'. I'm around outside the store and heard him layin' plans. Oh, there was, eh? You don't nobody know about it. Looks like there are gonna. That Cassidy headed for the printin' shop said something about posters. Why they can't do that? That broken down maverick at the shop said he didn't have no wink when I wanted some posters for Dodson. I don't like the deal, Brad.  You don't get a cent till them cattle is sold. I've been dealt that from the bottom, but I ain't never hung around till a shootin'. You was hired to watch them cattle back in the door. And you're playing the string to the end. That's what you say. That's what this says, Jess. Ain't scaring me a bit. Shootin' out, spoil your act. Don't push me too hard, Jess. Remember, they're still lookin' for the coyote with three fingers who held up the Fargo. Ain't got him yet, mother. Well, ain't gonna look far for him if you get skitterish. Now get back out there to the shed and keep an eye on that herd. I sure wish I'd have kept on holdin' up stages. Seems kinda like Ernest's work when I see fellas like you. This wasn't election week. I'd gun you down right where you're standin', Jess. Uh, get. All right, but you better have all your boys puttin' because they sorta think this cassidy's on the winnin' side. Get out. Oh, I forget what week this is. I hope the ink flows out, Hoppy. Ah, we're doin' fine. About 50 more billin' will have enough to cover the county. No folks, seein' Brad's game ain't gonna change. Yeah, it looks like I'm gonna have some explaining to do. Explaining? I told that Brad Sheevers I didn't have no ink to run up posters for him. Looks like if I'm stayin' in business, I'll have to get up a good story. Well, there's the whole cabernet of them. Don't smear the ink, California. Let him dry for a few minutes. Sure is attractive to the eye. How to let folks know who's runnin'. We get a visitor here, Hoppy. And howdy, Brad Sheevers. You got some ink for these things. I, uh, scraped some out of a can. And used it to print this pack of lies. For honest law enforcement, vote for Purdy. Well, a fella's gotta make a livin', Brad. Uh, nice lookin' poster. Right, Purdy poster. Sometimes a fella gets his neck out so fur he finds a rope around it. Look, I don't want no trouble here, Brad. Trouble? Nobody tells Brad Sheevers he ain't got ink. And find some to print something to gimme. I ordered the posters, Sheevers. And we're puttin' up every one of them. Go ahead. My troubles with Bill here. I'm back and Bill, same as I'm back in Purdy. And you can tell your sheriff friend, so he'll know. I'm tearin' up every one of these posters. Look out, California. Why, you went to fearin' thing off the town and prove the bridge, Hoppy. Now get up, and get back to your sheriff friend, and tell him this is the beginning. And lots more common, till we rid the county of your kind. Remember this, Cassidy. When the election is over, you'd better leave town. It won't be healthy for you around these parts. Looks like we're all gonna have to pack up, Hoppy. The election isn't over yet. And we ain't gonna be lettin' folks know about Bolton for Purdy if we don't get them posters out. And don't worry about Sheevers. He won't be ballin' you, Bill. If he comes back here, I'm doin' my talkin' with a six-gun. You ain't aimin' to put him up around town, too, are ya, Hoppy? I sure am. I'm puttin' one up right here in front of the blacksmith shop. Looks right and good, Hoppy. Them big letters is easy to read. Well, we'll let folks know an honest man is runnin'. But if Sheevers gunslingers all Bolton, he'd stand folks away from the polls. I think I know how to handle that part, if my plans work out. Somebody oughta put one of these posters in the casino. Brad Sheevers would tear it down. Ha-ha, might be worth a try. Come on, let's show him to Purdy. You got the posters, Hoppy. Yeah, I got a lot of them. Better be puttin' them up fast. Yeah. Ain't that powerful, Readin', Purdy? Hey, you can see that 50 rods away. Eh, my daughter will be back here in a few minutes to tend the store. So then I can help you put him up. Thought you'd take the meal road, Purdy. I know every post on it, Hoppy. Me and Hoppy will take the stage line, right? And we'll meet back here in the morning. Yeah, morning of election day. By the golly, I got a feelin' you're back in the winter, Hoppy. You bet we are. Well, we got a couple hours before dusk. Let's go. Gail's in the store alone, Brad. Sure, and keep the handkerchiefs up around your faces, boys. Let's get going. Remember, boys, I don't want a stick left that ain't broken. Come on. Wait. Better put up the light. It's a work, boys! That's it! Hoppy and Californian tend to see that the folks in Healer Connors have a chance to elect a man of their choose and a sheriff. Brad Cheever and his gang have kept the present sheriff in office by terrorizing the honest voters and don't expect to allow an honest vote to accept their plan. So, while Hoppy and Californian, the honest candidates, Pertie, are out puttin' up posters, Brad's gang proceed to break up the Pertie General's store like it was hit by a summer tornado. What's your own, Hoppy? I smell gun smoke. No light in the store. You think something's happened? We'll soon find out. Now stay down, California. He's nothing, Hoppy. We're goin' in. Stay along the wall, California. Right behind you, Hoppy.  Get out or I'll shoot! Huh? Pardon me, Miss Betty. It's Hoppa Long-Cassidy. Hoppa Long-Cassidy? Oh, thank goodness. Oh, he was afraid something had happened. Something has. I've been sittin' here in the dark. I thought I'd choose the first one who came back. First one to come back? I mean that crowd. They just left. Wait, I'll light a lamp. Uh, what is that, uh, barrel of crackers? Well, that's a war I thought I could find into the dark. The crackers are gone, just like everything else. There. Now you can see. Hey, what happened here? Well, in the places Kinglin would run. W-w-w-where's your pa? He didn't come back. Didn't come back? If they've hurt my daddy... No, no, no, no. Ain't no used to worry. Did your father come back at all this evening? No. Maybe in the dime, Hoppy. He's had plenty of time.  We'll find your father. Be sure to lock the door after us, Betty. I will, Mr. Cassidy, and good luck. Hangin' too good for those thieves.  Right. I could gun them sight and winder down one at a time for what they done on that? Well, they'll pay for it. Ruinin' all them crackers right away. Easy, Popper. All right, let's go, California. Now look close now, see if you can make out any posters on those posters. This moon breakin' out behind them clouds sure helps somebody to see. Wait, there's a poster? Yeah, see it there. Well, we know he come this far. Should be an easy trail to follow. Come on. That makes three of them so far, Hoppy. I will keep on, California. Hold it. What do you see? Some paper over near the fence. A whole bunch, I suppose. And look, his hammer. See, and there's been some scuffin' gone, too. And this was Purdy's last stop. Oh, they gunned them down. No, I don't think so. What, they're down with them, then? They might need to produce Purdy or folk to ask about him. Then they're hidin' them out, huh? Looks that way. One trail ends and another starts. We have to move fast. Well, it's a sure bet they didn't go north and nothin' but Greece will. I got a hunch they'd be holed up in some cave over to the west of that pass. Maybe you're right. We can look. Without another candidate around, Sheriff Donaldson will win for sure. Think they'd get them holed up in one of them caves, huh? The only other place I know would be... What, Hoppy? What burns this place? Over by the draw. Ain't nobody been livin' in it since Sheriff Dodson finished him off and in self-defense, I guess he called it. Deliberate killing. We have to even that up, too. Somebody's told each cattle. I'd say, at times, we look there first and we can circle around back to the pass. Well, there ain't nobody in the ranch, Sheriff. California. I smell smoke. Me, too. Greenwood, too. Somebody's got a campfire out of sight. The breeze is goin' from that little draw back there. Come on. Quiet now. Maybe we can see somethin' past this boulder. Hear that, California? Cattle. Didn't know there was any around here. And they're hungry. Like there's nothin' to eat but snakes and factors. And findin' Purdy is more important right now. See somethin', Hoppy? Right down there between those two big boulders, a lean tube.  Could be the end of the trail, California. We'll have to get down back to the boulder so we can stay on the side. See anything through the window, Hoppy? That stranger who left the store today. Anyone else? Looks like someone's lyin' on a bunk past the fire. Can you see who it is? Wait a minute. That's Purdy. He just looked into the fire. Well, what are we holdin' up for? I don't want any gunplay. I'll toss this rock out and front toward the bushes. I hope he comes out to look. Go ahead. Oh, when he steps out, I got him. There. He heard it. He sneaked in toward the door. He's got his six gun. Steady now. Now, California. You ain't hidin' me! Ah, yes, we are. Use his belt, California, hog time, Poppy. I'll enjoy it, Hoppy. You all right, Purdy? I'll have you loose in a second. There. Hoppy, I knew you'd find me. Is Betty all right? Did you see her before you come out here? Don't worry, she's all right. I don't dare do anything to spoil the election. Looks pretty even. Even? Six boats either way could do it, Purdy. Let's get back to town and see what... Oh, whoa, hold up, Purdy. I got other ideas.  They'd drive a man loco. They're locked in the drawer. Who'd do a thing like that, Hoppy? I aim to find out. Maybe when I know that, we'll know what to do next. I sure saw them when they were bringing me here. Looked like an Air Barbie brand. I knew it. Claude Burns brand, boy. That's even sheriffy. Now it's clear. Purdy, I know how we can outwit those coyotes. First get me a six gun. No guns. Two minutes of sling led back at us. We have to outsmart them, and I know how it can do it. One of the poles closed. Well, the law says six o'clock. Good. We stay right here till three o'clock tomorrow. Election day. I don't think Purdy's still gone. Right. Now you get in the town in the morning, California, and have the printed dropper remark to Brad Sheevers that there's a herd of beef Roman loose on the Burns ranch near the draw. Yeah. And what else? Nothing. Just get back here as soon as you can. I'll be back, Compto. Good. If things work out, we'll need you. Here. Good broke out of the drawer. Look out, how'd you know? Never mind how I know. What are we going to do now? I ain't losing that herd, Brad. Looks like we've got to move fast for anyone who snoops around. Seems like just to let us know, he could hog top Purdy. I told you not to trust that three-fingered bombing. We're wasting time.  How many of them? All of them. Ten or twelve of them. Tell them to ride hard. But they ain't voted yet. They'll be back in time. Anyhow, with Purdy gone, we don't even have to count them. He loses on the technicality. I'll ride with him. See, they don't cut none of the herd for themselves. They're even, Purdy's. Good idea. Then get back for the drawings. You can make a speech for me like you've done before. How about the voting? Cut out, John, about it. The boys is cloudin' the ballot box, and hardly nobody can get to it. Get them, Purdy's, back in the drawing.  Now, if the writers can't find the herd, they'll write in the draw to see where they are. Then we close in behind them and hold them in. If I have sheriff now, I jail every one of them, skunks. Are you sure the news got to Brad, California? I wish to. Hand them to the blacksmith's shop when Brad Sheevers run like a polecat was after him. Plumb into the sheriff's office. Then we can get some action soon. You mean now, Purdy? The sooner the better, so I can get back to my store. The more it's left of it. Never mind. Hey, from the dust they're makin', there must be a dustin' of them. We're gettin' behind these rocks and lettin' them go through. Right, then spring the tramp. Hoppy, Brad Sheevers is writin' with them. Better than I expected. Careful of them or I'll find our party. Got a hair-trigger on it. I won't use it, lest I have to. Hoppy, they're goin' in. Wait till the last one's through in the opening. Eight, nine, ten, eleven. Nevin' up, Hoppy. Nine-eleven can be mighty important to you, Purdy. They're stoppin' inside. Good. Now cover me, California. Fast one, reach it, we'll drop, Hoppy.  Brad Sheevers, there's only one way out of this draw. The first one who tries to make it gets a 45 slug. It's a trick. Just take it easy, Brad. You might as well rest, you're not goin' anywhere. We're sittin' in this passage with our guns handy. The first one who makes a move starts trouble. We ain't done nothin'. That's just what you're gonna keep on doin', nothing. Close five o'clock, Hoppy. Well, I guess I can handle things alone now, California. You and Purdy get back to heel a corner. I'll get these men's horses and guns and leave them here to stew. Let's get close up to the office so we can hear Sheriff Dodson, Hoppy. Not too close. I don't want him to see Purdy yet. First thing I'm gonna do after I'm elected is run that Polkhead Dodson out of town. He's open round for Brad. Quiet, California. Fellow citizen, I've been waitin' the legal time for my phone and Purdy to get here. Like it's not a high-tailed out of town. It's two minutes to six. I guess you might as well go home. I'm Sheriff by law, seein' there ain't no opposition. I was about countin' him rough. They're being counted now. I'll put the votein' figures on my bulletin board. You can all see him tomorrow. We want Purdy! You can't want somethin' that ain't here. You're wrong there, Sheriff. Who says that? I did. How'd you get here? Boy, it's Shoppaloam Keshidy. He's got Purdy. Purdy's right here.  The vote will say who's payin'. I got the totals right here, Sheriff. Shall I read him? Read him! We want the count! For Sheriff of Heeler County, Sheriff Godson, 59 votes. For Lem Purdy, 66 votes. Well, Purdy, ah, Sheriff Purdy, I know you'll make a good lawman. Well, I'll sure try, Hoppy. And with them gunslingers cleaned out, things will be better around here. Eh, but I sure paid the price. Everything are owned, smashed and ruined. You know, Purdy, I think we can straighten that out for ya. Folks are pretty good to their own kind here. Eh, it'll take a lot more than I got left to open another store, Hoppy. But I was just thinkin'. If I talk to the folks just right, like it's not they'd agree to sellin' that herd of beef out there in the draw. Well, sure, they don't belong to nobody know how. Ah, Daddy! Betty, honey!   Let's go, Hoppy. Hoppy, in California, the ones you should thank, honey. Good. I'll have a kiss for them, too. Uh, we gotta be gettin' her, uh, Hoppy, uh, see the darn time. Eh, we ain't never gonna get back to the March 20, but... And now a kiss for you, too, California. To California! Wait for me, California! To California! Humiliate. That's what it is. Darn, humiliate. What all the girl wanted to do would give ya a kiss. All she wanted to do?  Well, let's go then. Goodbye from Hoppy, in California, until the next time they ride out from the March 20 for more adventure and excitement. Hop along Cassidy, star on William Boyd, is transcribed and produced in the West by Walter White Jr. Bullets for Ballots was written by Howard Swarth. All stars are based upon the characters created by Clarence E. Mulfer. This is a Commodore production.