Hello, this is Buona from Buona.TV and today we're going to discuss a new gold mine in Elite Dangerous, new as in quotes, skimmers, skimmers are back, but given Frontier's history with this kind of thing, I'll be surprised if it still works by the time you watch this. I first caught one of this from D2EA's video a few days ago and he showed the technique using a federal Corvette. It's a very safe method and I highly recommend you check it out. I'll put the link in the details of this video and that's probably what you should do if you own a decent ship. This video will focus on using an A-rated, un-engineered Cobra Mark III. That's right, I'll be using my brand new Cobra only account which has no engineers unlocked. Alright, here are the details. First head to HR 4637 and dock at Ozane Terminal. Pick up skimmer missions with a destination moosh from the mission board to build up reputation for better credits and yes you will have to flip the board to do this.  Reload your instance, whether you're in solo or open, to repeat until all your missions have been completed. Fly home and collect your reward. I recommend getting reputation as a reward until you've become allied with all the factions. Now this is easy with a heavy shielded ship such as the Corvette or any well shielded medium class ship would do a lot better with this but with the Cobra it can be a bit dicey. So here's the fit that I use. All dumbfire missiles with two on each fire group on the hard points. A-rated core internals except for the non-essentials. A 4A shield generator with all the things with hull tanking like a few hull and module reinforcements. Not too many though. For those times when you lose shields and you will lose shields. For the utility slot I prefer shield boosters but sometimes heat sinks can be useful if I need to run from a patrol or maybe throw off the tracking from the ground turrets which I don't really think really works so I prefer shield boosters there. So as I gain reputation with the factions I practice several ways of doing this, L-O-L. So after 5 or 100 explosions I found that approaching the base from the ground is the best method. Also try to do this in an instance where there isn't a patrolling ship for your first pass. Subsequent reloads may spawn a patrol ship but you'll be able to tank this for 15 seconds if you flip instances. So there you have it. This method yields about 100 to 150 million per hour according to D2EA if you use a pretty good ship like the Corvette. But with my Cobra I can get about 75 or 80 million per hour on a good good good run. As I get better I'll probably become faster at it and get more per hour. Since this is my Cobra only account that's just fine with me. That's plenty. And if I died 3 or 4 times per hour the 500,000 rebuy is so low that it doesn't even matter. This is Buona from Buona.TV and this is how skimmers, this is how to do skimmers with an un-engineered Cobra Mark 3. Yes I am crazy. Thank you very much. Hey guys thanks for watching the video please comment, like, subscribe and all that good stuff and make sure you click the bell to be notified otherwise you ain't gonna see this video. Wait, how did you see this video? I'm, okay, bye.


Okay, folks, Larry Pesavento for TFNN. We have a bifurcated market today. There's a little bit of red, a little bit of green. The green, of course, is coming at the hands of the Dow Jones, the Russell, the S&P, and the Nasdaq all up, and relatively well, as a matter of fact. We are believing that this is some type of a tradeable top up in here, possibly the top for the year, but it's still a little bit early to tell. We have a big lunar effect here today with the new moon starting today on the 17th of July. We have the grain markets are strong again, the weather gets hotter and hotter. Unfortunately, it's not as hot as it is in the, or fortunately, it's not as hot as it is in the northwest, southwest, where I live down here where we hit a record of 117 up in Phoenix yesterday. That is the 17th day in a row of temperatures above 110. That has never happened before since they've been keeping records. So it is very hot, but we're due for the monsoons to start. They're five weeks late right now. That's another record. They've never been that late here in Tucson. Usually it starts on the 15th of June and by then we've got seven, eight inches of rain coming into the 15th of July, but we haven't got one drop. So the soybean crop here, that's a joke, folks. We don't have a soybean crop here. They do have corn here. Corn happens to be a pretty good area for the farmers market stuff because it's expensive, folks. Can you believe they get 75 cents for an ear of corn? Folks, when you're in Indiana, you don't even pay for an ear of corn. The first six rows of the corn crop belongs to the public. I was always told that. I know that's a joke, but that's how it's going. But the crop is doing okay. We had weed up sharply higher earlier today and it's backed off quite a bit, but all the others are still up. We got soybeans up, we got soybean oil up, and we got the corn up, but they're also looking at the weather. But that's all through the Midwest, which isn't nearly as bad as what we're seeing in the east with that terrible rain that they're having and all the flooding and then the incredible heat on the West Coast. Believe it or not, folks, Portland and Seattle hit over 100 degrees this weekend. Believe me, that is really, really hot up there because they're right off the ocean and that should be a balmy breeze and it certainly isn't happening that way. So we've got a lot of stuff to talk about on the show today, so let's get with it as soon as we come back. By the way, our guest will be Stan Harley today of the Harley Stock Market Letter. We'll be right back, folks.


Hello everybody, Andrea here. So I have been in the dental profession since 2005, and I'm also a teacher for teeth waning technicians. So I train you on how to become a teeth waning technician. In this video, I wanna talk to you guys about three tips on how to really grow your teeth waning business.  So the first tip is going to be always, you have to talk about what you do, okay? Any chance you can, you guys, talk about it. And what I mean by this is to really market your business, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, whatever you prefer. We have no problem posting what we had for lunch. We have no problem taking photos of, again, what we had for lunch. We have no problem taking photos. We have no problem taking selfies, family photos. This day and age, we love to take photos and we love to post about it. So why not take photos about your teeth waning business? Why not post about it? When you get your certificate, take a photo, take a video holding your certificate and being like, yay, I am now a graduating teeth waning technician who wants to book their appointment. So talk about it. When somebody asks you what do you do for a living if you meet somebody new, you should say, I'm a teeth waning technician. I go to your home to waning teeth if you go mobile. I suggest changing your email. So this is a huge one, actually. Change your email so maybe people ask you about it. What do I mean by this? So when you go to the store, you know how certain stores ask for your email because they like to send you coupons. Well, what if your email was teeth waning by Andrea or whatever? That's a very easy email to remember. They know how to spell that, but then they might go, oh, teeth waning by Andrea, do you wite in teeth? Yes, I do. Here's my card. Mention that you saw me and you can get a coupon or sort of however you want to do it if you wanna offer a sale to that person, but you have to be talking about it. Be proud of it. Mention to everybody you are now in the business to wite in teeth, okay? I cannot say this enough. If you're not talking about it, how are people supposed to know, right? Number two is you need to be consistent on social media. You need to market. This day and age, if you're not marketing, advertising, talking about it on social media, well, how do you expect to get clients? And don't expect to get clients the next day. You know, when you first do one post, don't expect to have clients knocking down your door or calling you the next day. It's going to take some time. You have to be patient, but the key is to be consistent on social media. I don't mean by posting one post a month about your new teeth wining business. You need to be doing it weekly, several times a week. Post videos, post photos. Do a little trace setup of your teeth wining supplies. When you get some new supplies in, take a video, take a photo. Think of yourself as the customer. What do you get excited about when you see products? What made you buy that new computer? Was it because you saw an unboxing video of this new computer? You were in the market for one, but that one you just had to have because they did such a good job? Think of yourself as the customer. What do your clients want to see from you? It's probably going to be before and after photos. Post some really good before and after photos. Let's say you haven't had any clients yet. I want you to be seeing every friend you have, every family member to wine their teeth. And that brings me to the third tip. You need clients. So without paying clients per se, like, you know, the ones that you don't know, reach out to your friends and family. Even offer them a discount. Say you're on the lookout for teeth whitening models. As soon as people hear that, they go, ooh, teeth whitening model. This sounds cool. I know people do this all the time for hair, for lashes, for nails. They've graduated. They need people to practice on. So they're looking for models. You're no different. You should say you're on the lookout for teeth whitening models. Maybe only charge them $50. This is up to you, whatever you're more comfortable with, with the price point, but give them a discount and say, you need models for social media. You want to use their picture to advertise who's interested in teeth whitening for $50. People are going to be so excited to be your client. Reach out to friends and family. Say, I need help. I need marketing resources. I want to whiten your teeth. That's what friends and family are for. They're supposed to be your guinea pigs, right? The more photos you have, the more people you see, handout business cards, they will give it to who they know, their neighbors, their friends, their coworkers. Those are the three things to really help to kickstart your teeth whitening business. Whether you're new or if you've been doing it for a while, try to get out of your comfort zone a little bit and do those three things. And I can almost guarantee you, you will be getting clients right away. These are the methods that I teach my students inside the Whitening Pro Academy teeth whitening technician course. The link is down below. If you guys want to check it out, training is all online. For teeth whitening technicians, you get a certificate of completion. Everything is done online. I'm a dental professional. I'm the one to teach you guys how to whiten teeth, not only from the theory infection control standpoint, but also the business side. You want a successful teeth whitening business and I could help you guys with that. Let me know if any questions, comment below and thank you guys so much for watching.


Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in. Every time I feature a handgun that happens to be red dot ready Many people give me feedback and say doesn't anybody know how to shoot with open sights?  Forget red dots. I don't want anything to do with them And then you have the other side to say if it doesn't have a red dot availability Then I don't want anything to do with it So we have a little bit of divide and I I understand that because I have gone full circle I remember about ten years ago. I was in a training class and two guys there had Red dots on their handguns and we had some shooting competitions in this class and these guys pretty well dominated The shooting competitions and I was thinking I was looking at this going. What are these guys doing? They're carrying these these handguns with red dots on there. It was so foreign to me And they ended up dominating I started thinking maybe there's something to this but I'm still not interested Now when you start shooting red dots and you've been shooting iron sights your whole life There's a learning curve. You have to learn to trust one dot. That is a Mechanically driven dot on glass. It's different. You hold the gun different You have to trust the dot even when you feel the gun is off-center. It's not easy to transition from Iron sights to red dots. However, once you are able to practice and get that down pretty good Red dots are very nice.  That was Something in a lot of people were doing it.  I'm paying just as much for the red dot as I Paid for the hang on this doesn't make sense to me and then other people are saying, you know what? I shoot way better with a red dot and so there's this little divide and now what we're seeing is many new releases and Old handguns that have been around a while are coming out with a gen 2 model that is now optic ready So this is what's happening in the red dot thing and I want to give you my thoughts as To where I stand I fought it for years But then I shot some and I have learned that when it comes to my CCW handgun I really don't want a red dot I just I don't want to deal with a mechanical failure that requires a battery a lot of people are you You go to a range now and you look at the people that are shooting Handguns you will see red dots all over the place Especially the undershooters. They're all over red dots to them. It's just easier and once again It feels like cheating but with a full-size handgun. I love a red dot. It took me a while to learn how to How to focus in and even when the angle of the gun didn't feel right if you trusted that and you fire and you hit your target That's kind of neat. It took a while, but I got into it now one of the things that used to be a big-time advantage was night sights night sights have been around for well since the late 80s early 90s night sights were developed tritium was developed and that was the big technology advantage with iron sights and then they As time went on they made sights adjustable. They put fiber optics in there and that's a great sight system There's no doubt about that and that's actually what I prefer with my carry gun But the point of a red dot is to trust that dot and learn how to be very accurate with it And you look at something like this a double-stack 1911 with a Hollison 407 I I would take this all day long because I've gone through that learning curve of you know Taking everything that I learned and try to unlearn it to shoot with a red dot But when it comes to a carry gun, I'm not interested full-size guns. I like it mid-sized guns I can give or take some I like it some I don't but There is this divide here now One of the things that we are seeing is that there are so many red dot manufacturers out there everything from high-end To mid-range to budget much like the handgun market. However, some of the budget red dots and green dots are Becoming so Strongly built and so reliable from my experiences that they are doing a great job meeting the needs and it takes away that that Mindset where you say I don't want to pay as much for the red dot as I did for the handgun But then you have the opposite effect is are you the type that says, you know I don't want anything to do with this because I don't want to have to relearn how I shoot I don't want to have to rely on a battery I don't want to have to change out the battery have to pull off the red dot to put the battery in the compartment That's underneath the red dot that recited in seems like a lot of work to me but yet with a Competition yeah, those guys are running red dots for the most part now red dots have been around way longer than we thought you know in the Mid-80s there were competitions where people would actually put a scope on a handgun And they ended up dominating the competitions and people said whoa whoa whoa, what's this all about that's sort of like the evolution of a red dot That's evolved from a scope to a a dot to a Micro-dot and all these different sizes and different footprints and everything and that's where we're at today So what is it that is your preference? Do you feel that it's overblown and overstated and a lot of money has gone into the red dot market That doesn't need to exist or do you believe that it holds a purpose and that it's actually easier to shoot and you're not worried about the Mechanics and the batteries behind it. It's a very interesting concept if you look at Where it started and where it's at now It has really grown and so has the amount of manufacturers who have gotten into it and as that has happened It has become even more Popular but I think the old-school people say I don't want anything to do with it, but Millennials and the Gen Z's whatever that is they say give me a red dot all day long I want to know what you think if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


It's been a wild off-season for the two-tone blue from free agency to the NFL draft, and we've got it all covered here He's just like, if you keep playing with that ball, it's gonna be, you know, that's gonna be your job one day Mike Keith shows off the new and improved St. Thomas Sports Park with first-round draft pick wide receiver Traylin Birks The Tennessee Titans select Malik Willis Quarterback Liberty John Robinson is here to break down the 2022 draft class And we'll also check in with Mike Brebel as his family enjoys a big spree Titans All Access is celebrating its 20th season in 2022 and it starts right Intercepting fire, Rose Ball up there This is the Bed MGM Studio Welcome to year 20 of Titans All Access With General Manager John Robinson I'm Mike Keith, so glad to have you with us for what is a packed show But the bottom line is the 2022 NFL draft is in the books Nine players selected, six on offense John, let's talk skill people on offense Your first round pick wide receiver Traylin Birks from Arkansas Yeah, played in the top conference in the SEC, he's got excellent size, excellent speed, big catch radius Really good with the ball in his hands, you know, made a lot of big plays down the field for Arkansas And excited about having him Next up, the guy you took in the third round, quarterback Malik Willis, Liberty Yeah, big arm, a lot of arm talent can make a lot of the off-schedule throws Offensively has got some transitioning to do with more of a conventional style offense From what he ran in college, but, you know, just really like the upside of the player Michigan running back, Hassan Haskins Big, strong, tough, physical, you know, kind of Big 10 football when it's cold, when it's snowing They handed the ball to this guy and he ran over people, ran through people Stylistically just plays the game the way we want to play it Maryland tight end, Chick Aconquo Yeah, a ton of upsides, spent some time with him out at the East West Ryan game Got to know him, great guy, fast, athletic, really the F type tight end if you will But he's competitive as a blocker at the point of attack and he plays in the kicking game UCLA wide receiver Kyle Fillers Gets opening catches, had an outstanding career at UCLA And the slot is a great blocker, which is, you know, something those slots have to do And helps in the return game as a punt returner Moving to defense in the second round, you took Auburn cornerback Roger McCrary Covers his guy, you know, again, SEC, great conference, played against a lot of good receivers You know, whether it's LSU, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia He had to cover them every week and say more times than not, he didn't let his guy catch the ball Just a great guy too A story of day three for the Titans You take a guy who played high school football in Nashville at Overton Played at the University of Tennessee, defensive back Theo Jackson What did you like about Theo? Yeah, I thought Tennessee did a great job with him this year Kind of playing him down around the line of scrimmage He played some nickel, he played some big safety You could see him play back off the hash But had outstanding measureables, he ran fast And was a productive, instinctive defensive player Should carve out a role in the kicking game and somewhere on defense Draft weekend concluded with something very special You and your wife, Jamie, hosting the JDRF Gala Raising nearly three million dollars Your daughter, Taylor, provided the night's keynote address And absolutely tore the house down Just two years after being diagnosed with type one I was diagnosed with alopecia Which, obviously, is a hair loss disease What an event to wrap up a busy three days for you Yeah, it was When I first got there and sat down The brain was still going from the draft So it took a little bit to unplug But I was a proud dad watching Taylor up there Addressed a crowd and kind of chronicle what she's gone through In her life with her autoimmune diseases I watched my family deal with this disease I think about the worry it has caused my parents I think about this fear And then just super blessed and excited About, you know, the generosity of everyone there To raise that much money to try to help find a cure Good work Thanks, Mike Alright, when we come back We're going to have a chance to visit with Traylin Burks As I get to do a little walk and talk Around St. Thomas Sports Park But as we go to break Let's take a long look at the 2022 Titan sketch Tentative Titan select Traylin Burks Honestly, it was good to Find my place and get back into that group So you grew up in the south You're going to play your pro football in the south When everybody sees your name They think it's Traylin Because we're in the south But let's be clear right off the bat Traylin Traylin is your preference Do you have a reason that is your preference? No, sir That's just how it's always been pronounced From my great grandparents All my family's always called me Traylin So growing up here in Traylin That's what I know, Traylin We're here in this facility for a pre-draft visit What was your memory of coming here then As you walk back through the doors now? Really just been impressed by the facilities And how the coaches work When I got to meet them one-on-one And just really figuring out who they were And that really made a big impact on me Just because sitting down with a person You actually figure out who exactly that person is Instead of at the combine There's 20 different people in there And you just don't know what to expect So I said it made a big impression on me Who is the person in your circle Family or friends That you think is the most excited About you being drafted, being a Tennessee type? I had to give it to my fiance and my great-grandmother They both had a big impact on me Especially my great-grandmother Just from growing up with her And how she pushed me every day And just stayed on in there And also my fiance Because she stuck with me through everything And I can't be more happy Get emotional? Oh, yeah, a little bit That's okay Tell everybody who Joe Burks is That's me Joe Burks is me That was my great-grandfather passed away Eight years ago But he is the person That made me who I am I want to be just like him Go about my business Just like he did And just, you know Where his chain that he wore And be able to do what I'm doing I know he's extremely proud of him What would he say? I told you it was going to happen Exactly Did he tell you? Yes, sir When did he tell you? When I was actually 12 years old I was outside playing ball Me and my cousin And he was just like You keep playing with that ball It's going to be You know, that's going to be your job one day I looked at him and I was just like What are you talking about? And when I was about 19 Playing at Arkansas I realized that He knew exactly what he was talking about And, you know, I just Keep doing exactly what I'm doing And making him proud You've always been doing Sort of crazy things Throughout your athletic career What's the thing you've had to work hardest at Due to the fact that a lot of things came naturally? I would just say Being consistent Just making sure I'm staying at it Not getting complacent with anything, yeah You know, just being myself That's my main goal Just keep being myself And everything will be alright And now you're in the NFL locker room You're going to have one of these Sweet lockers I know you had nice lockers at Arkansas But this is an exclusive club To play in the greatest sports league in the world At the top level Does it sink in? I would say it hasn't sink in yet But I don't know for sure it is gonna A chance to listen to Mike Keith Amy Wells And Titans Radio's draft duo Coach Mack And me, Rhett Bryan in person The OTP Presented by Farm Bureau Health Plans Is in its fifth season And available for download Wherever you get your podcasts So rate, review, subscribe And tighten up Say my name It's Harold Landry! The name of this place is the Bette MGM Studios As Titans All Access continues Titans' priorities in free agency Well, there were a lot But the main one is keep our guys And that's why the Titans made it a priority To re-sign outside linebacker Harold Landry Getting a deal done with number 58 On March the 8th After he signed that big new contract And stayed a Titan Harold Landry visited with our Amy Wells Shane Bowen is someone that you have A relationship with Beyond just being your defensive coordinator He was also your position coach How does that impact the way that You guys are able to game plan On a week to week basis? Yeah, I just feel like Like you said, Shane Was my position coach when I first got here He played a huge role in my development Over the years here I feel like we've developed That trust in our relationship And I feel like when they're game planning As a defensive staff I feel like they have a great understanding Of the strengths And the skill set of each player on defense And they do a great job of putting all of us In positions to succeed In positions that fit our skill set So that we can go out there and be successful As a unit It's not rare to have coaches That really hone in on each individual Player's strengths I mean you would think that some coaches Really value the group as a whole Or the scheme that they're trying to do Or what they're really focused on Being X's and O's wise It seems like this coaching staff Especially on the defensive side of the ball Really keys in on the players Vray has probably said this before But it's not so much the X's and O's As it is the Jimmy's and the Joe's That are out there on the field You know, Vray has always preached this About the players The players making plays But yeah, not It's like it works hand in hand You know, they do a great job Like I said, of putting us in positions To be successful And then it just comes down To players making plays And you know I feel like we got So many playmakers on our defense That one of us is bound to make a play You know, play in and play out It feels like every year Since Mike Rabel has been a part of This franchise We've seen the team as a whole Build on the success from the previous year Is that part of the culture of this team Is continuing to build on the foundation That's been laid That's another I just feel like we all kind of like Think of like nobody here is like Ever content, you know what I'm saying Like, you know, we were the one seed Yeah, we lost in the playoffs But you know We were the one seed You know, we had a lot of success this year But we're never satisfied I feel like there's always meat on the bone There's always room to improve And I just feel like that's going to be Our approach this offseason Is you know, like for me personally Is find that one or two things That can take your game to the next level While also keep enhancing what you already do well But really focusing on that this offseason But yeah, I feel like nobody is ever content We all have one goal Which is going into Super Bowl And we all know that, you know We have the team to do it Like there's no question about it We have the team, we have the culture The work ethic, the coaches The front office, everybody We just got to find a way to string it together Those guys are family at this point Was that a reason that you wanted to stay Keep the family together? Like yeah, I had 12 sacks I had this, I had that, you know Now I'll be making this money and that But I'd be telling people all the time Like when I'm all done playing the game Like the stuff that's like Going to mean the most to me And the stuff that I'm going to miss the most Is like us in the locker room Joking around, talking to one another And just having a good time together And that's definitely, like I said One of the main reasons why I wanted to come back NFL Coach of the Year, Mike Vrable Has had a busy spring getting ready for the draft And now into the offseason program And headed toward training camp in a few weeks He and his wife, Jen, have also had A busy spring with their two sons The younger, Carter, is playing baseball At Ball State Community College In Gallatin, playing third base Carter leads the team in home runs And his second in runs batted in Older son Tyler finished his career As an offensive lineman at Boston College And he has signed a free agent contract With the Atlanta Falcons to play for Our old friend, Arthur Smith So congratulations to all of the Vrable By the way, if you're wondering Where my partner Amy Wells is I don't think it's a good reason she's absent We'll cover that later and a lot more As Titans All Access continues Welcome back to Titans All Access Ever since the team moved here in the late 1990s The Titans organization has wanted to make A positive impact in the community And already in 2022 The Tennessee Titans Community Relations team And staff members throughout the organization Have tried to live up to that promise As part of its youth football initiative The Tennessee Titans launched a girls flag Football League with Williamson County Sports And the TWSAA I was so impressed with the athleticism Of all these girls There's going to be some really good games this year This sport is being played at the NAIA level, at the collegiate level In the National Junior College Athletic Association Now some of these college programs Are starting to come on board And there's going to be opportunities For these girls to play post-secondary When they get out of high school The pilot program featured a six-week Eight-game season with all nine teams Competing for the championship At Nissan Stadium in May The Tennessee Titans once again Partnered with the Rally Foundation For childhood cancer research By taking part in the annual Rally on the runway event In downtown Nashville They are escorted by our great Tennessee Titans Who have the biggest hearts And they make these kids knights I know just a blessing to be able To be part of it Just sitting there talking to Rally Just to hear what she has been through She said you're going to hear my story later She said she's a songwriter She wanted to be a model I have a lot of younger siblings And kind of hanging around young kids And playing games with them Dancing with them and all that type of stuff That's my farm out there The night included a live auction And fashion show that featured A handful of Titans players walking With kids who have survived cancer I would do this every day if I could He's bigger than football He's bigger than just going out there In the field, you know, showing the past You know, just guys coming in here Showing their true character Today is the Music City Blitz Presented by the Tennessee Titans It's an adult flag football tournament Fundraising event for Special Olympics Tennessee It's a dream come true As the athletes ran through the tunnel Today, through the smoke Got to experience what it's like To be a professional player Energy, the atmosphere And then to be on the field with Coach Ravel And other former players It's incredible It's just something you can't get anywhere else And just a wonderful experience For everybody involved It's where the big boys play Who wouldn't want to be out here Nice, lovely field I thought it was carpet When I first got out here But it's really a beautiful day Being out here when it's sunny and beautiful Watching our athletes on the big screen On the Jumbotron And hearing their names called out As they run through the tunnel It's something that they'll remember forever How awesome was that? Speaking of awesome The Titans just a few days ago Held their inaugural Titans Foundation dinner Hosted by John Robinson and Mike Ravel And it was big time More to come Titans All Access If you thought the first edition Of Titans All Access And it's 20th anniversary year Was missing something You're 100% correct Amy Wells is not here But she's not skipping out on work No, she has a good excuse Here's why Amy Wells loves to be on the move Especially when she's doing anything Related to football So when she found out she was pregnant Late last summer She heard a familiar refrain You will have to slow down I can't share exactly how she responded To such advice But suffice it to say that Amy made clear She disagreed And she proved it Not missing a snap of football Whether it was home or away Hot or cold Or windy Or rainy She didn't even miss a Titans practice And she didn't miss a radio Or TV show And once the season ended Amy kept going To the Pro Bowl To the Combine To the University of Cincinnati's pro day To the NFL owners meetings And on the OTP live tour For all six days Amy did her player interviews Tape all of her podcasts And attended every press conference Tough and dependable Like a John Robinson, Mike Vrable player That is Amy Wells For our broadcasting department But now she's something even more special A mom Six days before the draft Amy and her husband Josh Welcome the greatest baby to be named later This is Olivia Lane Corey A beautiful girl Who adds something very special To the Titans family It took a day to pick out The name But like her It was worth the wait Now we will have to wait On Amy Wells return As she takes a little more time To simply be a mom But slow down Not love football anymore No chains As her 10th season with the Titans Promises to be Amy's most special For obvious reasons Not only did Titans fans hear from The GM and the head coach But you got to meet the 2022 draft class There were special guests There were current Titans There were former Titans There was a big auction As a matter of fact When it was all said and done It's the biggest fundraiser ever For the Titans Foundation And that's just in year one Thanks for your support Thanks to the sold out crowd It was a great night at Nissan State A lot more to come in this off season For our outstanding staff I might key thanking you For joining us for Titans All Access


Okay, so we have another lightning talk now on getting started with FPGAs for packet processing. Okay, thank you for joining this lightning talk. I want to talk with you about some mystery of the hardware acceleration for the data plane. And let me talk, introduce myself, who am I? My name is Mirak Balukiewicz. I work as the solution architect in the program of solution group in Intel. And my daily job is to work with the customers and optimizing by workloads, especially in the networking space. It's a short introduction about me. What is a data plane? Yes, sometime ago I visited the computer history museum in the mountain view in California. And I find very interesting things, which is the first network card which was designed over the world. And it looks like that you have the cables which connected. And currently we as Intel are making the very similar thing, maybe a bit more complex, which is called the FPGA card with what we call the pack program of acceleration card. And 3000, which is designed especially for the data plane acceleration. Yes, I want to introduce you and making the very, very short introduction. I want to, one on one session that how to use this card and how to make a good solution using that kind of the hardware acceleration. Let's start from your problem that I work many, many years as the software designer years. My work was to finding the optimizing the software and finding the good, finding the good solution years. It is the problems in the software could happens, could have many, many sources. Yes, we could think about the hardware acceleration, you could think, for example, okay, encryption is the first one years, but it's not only the encryption years. You could have different problems. Yes, you can have a problems with the jumps, you can have a problem with the loops, you can have problems with the PCI access. And first of all, you can have the, for example, the problems with the cash using on the CPU and how to do how to make first step to optimize the software years or to use the hardware years. The first step is to find the hotspot. It is and understand how your system works. It is finding the hotspot is very important thing to find a problem what you want to solve using the FPGA. The FPGA has the limited size and it can solve not every problem could be solved. That this is example of your problem. Yes, so you are the engineer or you are the designer and you want to find some issues or to make sure that your system which is the very, very complex is working correctly. Yes, don't try to put everything inside of the hardware years. Don't try to put all the problem or the complexity in the hardware years. Today it is impossible and making, for example, the Linux kernel, maybe some guys can explain you that it will be in some future it will be possible because we have new languages for the programming of the FPGAs. Yes, don't believe them. It is impossible to put such complex. What is possible you can get some part of the hardware and some part of the problem and put this into the hardware years and keep everything around of this problem in the software. What are the tricks here to optimize solution? Yes. The first of all, be careful how the data processing between the hardware and your software application looks like this. In the having the hardware, working with the hardware, you have two, really you have the two hardware components. One is your CPU when your program works, when this mind problem is execute. And another hardware component is the FPGA, which you try to find or to accelerate some part of the problem. Yes. Let's think about what could be the bottleneck. Let me provide you some example. Some time ago we tried to accelerate some machine learning function. You know that the machine learning of the deep learning is just that you have the small number of the data and this data passes through a number set of the tables. Yes. Which contain which uses the very, very big memory size and you make the big number of the lookups. You have the big numbers of the change going through the tables. Yes. And every step in the machine learning, the number of the tables explodes. Yes. So you can have even in some application, you can have even the hundred tables, your data, your data going through the hundreds of the tables. Yes. And designing the FPGA for this model, we provided some simple approaches. Okay. We know the most of the operation on the tables is the multiplication. Yes. You know that. Okay. Multiplication. The hardware must be faster than the multiplication multiplication in the software. Yes. Because the machine learning is the multiplication. Yes. We implemented the very, very good multipliers. Yes. In the hardware for the data and what we saw software still works faster than the software plus hardware. Yes. Why this happens? Yes. It happens because the killing factor was the access of the moving the data between the software and the hardware is over the PCI. Our hardware is connecting to the car. Hardware is connecting to the car through the PCI. Yes. And imagine that, for example, you have a tensor flow and you imagine that you have a packet and first of all, the software has the packet. Software has said data to be passed and it must be moved to the hardware accelerator. It changes the location. The data changes the location. Yes. And look very carefully what how the data is going. Yes. For example, the transport of the data between the host and accelerator could be slower than the moving of this data inside of the CPU using the cash. Yes. Additional kind of the problems. Yes. For example, in the data plane processing, I am the guy who works mostly with the telco guys. Yes. The telco guys as the crazy for the counters. Yes. You know, the everyone knows the mobile phone and the most important part of the telco job is to charging you. Yes. Counting you, counting you, counting you. Yes. And counting your data. Yes. And it is the very, very big problem. What they have. Yes. And making, for example, the counting problem of the statistics problem in the software is the terrible job because of the software architecture. Yes. To make sure that, for example, you want to make a counters, you must create the counters. For example, your mobile phone, which could be accessed from the many cores from the CPU point of view. Yes. It creates many critical sections. Yes. So I hope that everyone is the software guy. So and maybe I'm not the one who is making the hardware. Yes. But and this critical sections, which means the implementation of the critical sections means that you should implement tons of the atomic operation, which are the terrible for the cash access. And you can loss all your parallelism in the CPU using that kind of massive of the critical section operation. Yes. Solving this problem is to, for example, moving some data, some counters, which are the most painful, not all counters, yes, but counters, which are more painful. We call them sometimes the aggregate counters, which can must be handled by the many cores to the hardware. Yes. Which can solve the problem that the hardware is processing the data parallel, serially, but the software do not have this problem again. And the software can make most of the processing in the parallel way. Yes, using the cash very, very efficiently. Yes. This is the kind, some kind of the problems. Yes. Additional problem, what is to try to put it is additional tick trick, what you can do, try to do not resort, do not try, do not put the part of the problem into the hardware. Yes, to the FPGA. Try to solve as much as possible inside of the hardware. Yes. For example, going back to our example with the machine learning, we found a very, very good result when we just put some operation of the multiple tables and we were able to put them into the FPGA and making, for example, the most of the processing inside of the FPGA. Yes. But of course, it requires that not every machine learning algorithm is possible to put, to be put inside of the FPGA. Yes. You must look to the special algorithm, which are, let me say, matching the hardware capacity. Yes. The normally, in the university, when you are learning the programming, that the people thinks that, for example, the resources, the memory of the CPU cycles are infinite. Yes. It is just, whatever you make, that you make a table, which is the gigabyte, you make a table, which is 10 gigabyte, no problem. Yes. In the hardware, it's not the case. Yes. In the hardware, you can have maybe six mega memory of the very fast memory. You have maybe a few gigabytes of the, some smaller memory like DDR. Yes. And it is that something what is possible to you. Yes. It changes your way of the thinking. What else you can do. Yes. Additional tick trick is to make sure that your FPGA or your hardware is invisible to your application. Yes. Here this is example of the segment routing V6 acceleration. I was talking yesterday about more detail way about what is the problem. I don't want to go into details how it works, but imagine that, for example, the situation. Yes. And this left side, you have the not accelerated part. Yes. Everything happens inside of the software. Yes. And really, this blue part is the part which is, is the part which creates some router or the switch inside a software switch. And this blue part is visible to the user. Yes. In our acceleration solution, we put the hardware acceleration inside of the hardware, but we keep this invisible to the user. Yes. Or the to the application. Yes. You see, for example, in the model, the most important part, which is the application that VM on the top of this on the top. It do not see the FPGA and it's not aware that the FPGA is used at all. Yes. It is the most important part because you can see, for example, I can make the perfect solution with the FPGA, but big problem what we have is the how to deploy this one. Yes. How to make the user using this one. Yes. And imagine, for example, that you want to go to the data center. You have the millions servers and you will say, okay, I want to change the millions of the applications. Yes. Running because I have created my one smart FPGA application and my application can use the FPGA. It won't work. Yes. You must hide your FPGA inside somewhere in the system to make sure that it is invisible and everything a part of the FPGA is not changed. Yes. Okay. Let me some short and what we can achieve using the FPGA. Yes. That we are using FPGA for the data plan to get the better performance. What means the better performances in the software solution for the data plan using the course for the packet processing. Yes. And we have the course and for example, the software solution in some cases is can use the 14 courses. It is for example, the half of the course using by the server. Yes. With our accelerator, we can do this using the four courses. Yes. It is the three times or the four times less course and having the more course for you for the processing. Yes. It is just the example what you can achieve. And without the any change of the application, it is just the solution made by our partner, the HCL with the summer customer who was making the real deployments. Yes. And they achieve that results with the customers. Yes. Everyone is happy. And so we have the better performance and the customer can run the application without any changes. Thank you very much. We have the few seconds to the one question. Any questions? Okay. Thank you very much.


So next up we have Stranglers. These are creatures who live on level 58.1 and hide in dark areas until the hunt. They're a bipedal furry creature with large beaks and their hands are like a snake that can coil around the victim's neck. That's the name, Stranglers. Their feet are similar in shape to hooves but they're like really spongy so they make as little noise as possible when on the hunt. They walk in a hunched over position but are still around eight foot tall and they only hunt during the blackouts when all the lights go off on level 58.1. When they're on the hunt they silently sulk around in the darkness to find prey. When they find a victim, obviously they strangle it and then proceed to eat it. When the lights are turned back on they immediately run back to the dark spot they left and interestingly, Stranglers can't stand loud noises and it's said to make as much loud noise as you can when you're on level 58.1 so they won't come near you. So if you're in a blackout on level 58.1 make as much loud noise as you can to deter them.


Ethan, nice. Ooh. Chris. Oh, look at me. Please, please stop. Please. Help me. Please stop. I'm looking for my, looking for my milk. It's Brian's first game, so make it as scary as it can be, baby. Kind of ski. Brian, we're not going to tell you anything, so just, you're going to go into it, just how Ethan and I had to. Bro, pog. Y'all ready to get scared? Hello. This is proximity-based sound, right? Yes.  My favorite thing about this game is that if someone's in the house screaming, you can hear them outside super muffled and it's hilarious. If you hear me screaming, please rescue me. Okay, we need to capture a photo of dirty water in a sink and detect a room below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Okay, so the ghost name is Robert Davis. This response to everyone should be able to use its name to anger and get some paranormal activity. I was also told by my chat that apparently, like, the ghost still hear you through your mic even when you're not on speaker. Yep. Yep, yep, yep. Do you want to come down to the basement? They're hunting.  Definitely not here. I found the room. You found him? Uh-oh. The room with Robert Davis? They threw a shoe at me and it's cold in here. He already threw a shoe at me. Oh, God, that's not a good time. It might be this bathroom, actually. It might be the bathroom. Oh, freezing temps. We got freezing temps in here. Negative one. All right, I've got the- Oh, yeah, it's cold in here. Brian, press J. Oh, I got E-1. Wait, why? Who's phone- Who's phone's ringing? Yeah, who- What was that? Wait, no, yeah. Oh, no, that's in the game? Oh, sweet Christ. Okay, so they're making the phone ring. Oh, I heard a vibration. Oh. E-M-F-2. Guys, I'm gonna go- I'm gonna go and check out the other sinks and see if I can get some dirty water to run because that's a bonus objective. All right, let's see. How many other bathrooms do we have? Is it a closet or a bathroom? I'm so brave, guys. All right, that's normal. That sounds like bad things to say.  This will be great. I don't like that. Robbie Davey, make the water bad. Come on, Billy. Robbie, why aren't you nice? Robert, I'm sealing your iMac. I'm sealing your MacBook Air. Why is there no sink in this bathroom? What is up with this?  I found a bone. I do. Nathan had a camera, right? Yeah, I do. I thought our headroom was damaged. Take a picture of the bone. Okay, okay, okay. Wait, we get money from this? Ooh, so take a picture of the bone? Take a picture of the bone. Take a picture of the bone. Turn off your watch lights real quick. Robert De Niro. Robert Davis. Robert Davis. Robert Davis. Hold on. Robert Davis.  Dude, I'm taking my shirt off now.  Seven minutes and a half. Robert Davis, will you give us a sign? Robert Davis. Robert Davis. Seth Rogen. Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man. Oh, dear God. Okay. Oh, what? I hear something. I hear something. I heard that. Where is he? Yeah, I heard the grudge noise and I'm peeing a little bit. Oh, Brian. Level five, level five, level five. All right, everyone retreat back to the van for a hot set. What does that mean? I'm hearing grudge noises. I'm also hearing grudge noises. Keep checking, keep checking, keep checking.    I'm going to check out. I'm going to sacrifice myself for the good of the land and I'm going to check out these other sinks so we can get our other objectives. All right.  Okay, so we have, what do we have? EMF level five. We have freezing temps. Either of you guys use the, I can't remember what it's called, the cum light. No, I'm talking about. No, you don't have a head. You know what I'm talking about, the black light. What is it called? The flashlight. The flashlight. Yeah, I love those products. I'm going to, did anybody use it though? Because I'll look for fingerprints. Is UV light what you were looking for? Yes, that is the most thing. Definitely going to be known as cum light for the rest of time. Yes. I mean, am I wrong? Am I wrong? What room is it? Down here? Over here. Right here. Oh God. Death. Death. Death. Destruction. Kill. P. P. P. In my pants. Robert. I'm going to see what evidence we need. Smart. Smart. Smart. Hmm. Is either a banter or a phantom. Robert. I don't know what that means, but I don't like it. Write something. Write something in the journal. We need fingerprints. Robert, will you write something for us? Give us a sign. Give us a sign. Give us a sign. Go check for ghost orbs. Robert, give us a sign. Best seller, Robert Davis. Listen, Robert. You're kind of... Oh. Shit, Pete. What is going on? Robert.  I think he shut the door. Yeah. Robert, are you here? Robbie. Robbie. He's hunting? Robbie, Bobby. Is he robbing me? Wait, what?   Get down and come in the bathroom with me. Not a hunt? Give us another sign. Okay, so, Brian, when the hunt happens, you have to actually hide and stick quiet. Because he'll hear you. He'll hear you. Give us a sign. He'll hear you. Show us something. Write in a book. All right, chat. Let's see what we can make happen. Robert. Robert, are you here? Oh, I'm aware. I'm a brave boy. I've got a brave soul. Play us on a double check and see if these are orbs. Yep.  Oh, I hear him. Oh, God.    This is my last. This is my last raw. Die. Oh, God. The door's locked. I wish Brian had died. I want Brian to die just for comedic purposes. So make sure you go put the evidence in. Look, it's me. Wow, Chris. Chris laughing? Chris laughing? Chris is teabagging me. Don't do that. Oh, God. Wow. Okay. So, to Phantom. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Hey, wait. Can you guys hear me? Yeah. Yeah. I can hear you. I'm sorry. Oh, are you giving them like little forehead smooches? Woo. Oh, Chris. Little kisses. Little kisses. Stop. Stop. Live on stream. Wow. Everybody can see us. Hey. Hey. That's crazy. There's a street house and a road house. They're very similar, but different in just like a couple ways. And there's the farmhouse, which is more scary than the high school, which is more scary in the asylum, which is the scariest. Ooh. I would be very down to try asylum tonight. We shouldn't do that yet. Let's leave it for one of the last ones because I've never done it. But maybe, maybe farmhouse would be a good stepping stone. Oh my God. I, yeah. I love trying to seduce the ghost in the farmhouse. Let's go. I'm very excited. I want Brian to get killed so he knows what it's like. What is it like? It's great. Don't, nobody say anything. All right. We're loading. Bye. It's great. Brian, come back.  Turn around. Girl's name is Nancy Smith. Nice. Nice. You're like all the way through me, man. What does this look like? Was it good? I mean, was it good? Is this good for everybody else? I mean, it's good for me. You know?  What's this big red and green button? What is this about? That's a motion sensor. Are you okay, Chris?  It's a motion sensor. Okay. So we need to have somebody witness a ghost event. Detect a room below 50. So we need the thermometer and then detect a ghost president's presidents, presidents with a motion sensor. Detect a ghost president.  Nancy likes to be alone with someone. Oh, Brian. That's you. That's you, baby. No, no, it's absolutely not. Brian. Brian. Brian Smith. Brian. Why does she have to be alone? Because that's what she likes. She won't do a ghost event until somebody's alone. All right, Brian, you're ready to be alone with a ghost? Is this house different now? Oh, they changed this house up. It's different.  What is this? That's weird. I think there's two versions of the farmhouse. And yeah, this one is. That's too many versions. All right. I hear a water fountain or like a sink or something. Yeah, that's what I was saying. I heard this like you're running water noise. Are you kidding? It's already a sink.  All right. It's already a sink. Well, that's ghosts like messing with stuff. Dirty water. We need a camera. Ooh, come here. There's a boat on the ground, too. Oh, level two. It's in here. Who has a camera? Level three? So it's this room for sure. All right. Wait, who has a camera? Oh, it's a giant axe. Yeah, there's a big axe in the mirror. Ash, do you have a camera? No, I just have a notebook. I can run back and grab a camera. Hold on. Okay, so you have a camera. I'll stay here with Brian. Brian, you stay with me, brother. Oh, good. Because I trust you a lot. Okay. I guess should I put the motion sensor in here? Put it on the wall right here. Hold on. I'm going to drop my... Put it up your axe. Oh, it just threw... It just threw... It just threw toothpaste at us. A tube of toothpaste. Oh, I thought it was like a big tampon. How do I put it down? Level five? Okay. How do I put the motion sensor down? G or F? It's F. How do I open and close doors? This ghost is not Queen's toilet at all, by the way. It stinks in here. That's a huge toilet. That's a bummer. That is a really big toilet.  Dude, this is what I thrive my toilet to be like.  Nancy, come out to play. Oh, yeah. Nancy Smith? Nancy Smith. I love your apples.  Dude, that's real.  Okay. We've got the water. So, Brian, I think Brian should stay in here alone because... Oh, good. What do I do, though? Oh, it's three degrees in here now. So, stay in here. We have the motion sensor in here. You need to witness a ghost event. So, ask Nancy Smith to write in the notebook. Write in the notebook, please. Nancy Smith, write in the notebook. I love that movie. Please. We have to lock you in here. Also, turn off your light, maybe, question mark. Wait, what? No? Why? Why is lag happening? Have fun. We're right here. You're going to be okay. What's happening? We're not walking away slowly. You got this. Nancy? Why so much lag? Oh, my God. What is happening? All right. It seems better now. What? You got this, dude. You got it. You got this. It's going to be okay. You're really good at this game. Keep talking to Nancy Smith.  Nancy, hell, demon, death, destruction. I didn't say anything, dude. I'm going to go upstairs and explore a little bit. Nancy Smith, Nancy Smith. Say some mean stuff to Nancy. Nancy, I was lying earlier. Brian, talk over the radio. What's happening? She do be walking. She do be walking.  She's a ghost.  Yeah, I got to. You can come out now, Brian. We saw her.  I've never seen that. That was sick. Is anyone nearby? Oh, my God. I just crashed in the corner. I'm going to say she's a shadow. I'm fine, dude. She was a total wimp when she saw me. Hunt, hunt, hunt, hunt. Okay, Brian, don't talk.   Dude, come on. I'm just screaming. I love Chris so much. All right, gang, are we alive? We are alive. Brian? Brian? I was hiding inside of you. Okay. All right. Whatever floats your boat, baby. I mean, I think it's like if she came for us. All right. I'm so proud. Let's go. Okay. So regroup. I need to grab a new camera. So we saw, Ashley, did you see an orb? Foggy ball, but I think that was just a ghost moving.  Wait, so we got all the objectives, which is great. What are our evidence we have? We just have EMF five as far as I know. Can someone grab a journal and we can try doing journal spirit? Can someone grab a spirit box? I have a journal in there already in that room. I got the spirit box already. I got the cum light. Hell yeah. Nancy Smith, will you talk to us? Give us a sign or a high five. Nancy Smith. Nancy, I came all the way from Minnesota. To meet you and have you sign your autograph.  Nancy, do you want to hear my Lin Manuel impression? Yes, I would love to. Yeah, please. Yo, Nancy, what you doing? How you doing? Put the toilet over here and no shower over there. Put the thing in the journal. Look at my curly hair. Thank you. That was really good. Lin? Lin, I didn't realize that you streamed. Dude, that's sick. All right. Should we leave this room? What should we do? Should we? Sorry, just testing how doors work. Oh, she's talking. Oh, she's, well, there's, there's misty stuff over here. I see smoke. I see smoke. Yeah. This room over here. Oh, she's, she's, she's. She just talked for real. Oh, she's ax body spread. Say something adult. She's an adult. Nancy Smith.  Right. Are you guys okay? Oh my God. Oh, oh, oh. Is she in here with us? Oh, come on out. Come on out. You okay? You'll be fine.  What happened? There was a guy.  She shaved your back. She was so gross and weird. Yeah. With her, with her menacing voice. Yeah. What's up? Oh, should we leave? Okay. I'm a, I'm a leaf. Chris, are you still in there? Oh, Chris. Chris is a goner. What was she like? Chris. I mean, she do be careful. But man, if you're into that sort of thing, she do be tasty. Yeah. We don't kick shame here. Absolutely not. Oh, she's hunting. Oh no, Chris. Chris. Chris. Oh, he can't hear me. He can't hear me. Oh no. He can't hear me. Airpods in. Airpods are in. No. He's got it. That's just what happens during the hot. Your character puts in airpods. Chris, I'm so glad you're alive. That's, that is kind of hot. Speaking of, speaking of airpods guys, there was this one time where I, I dropped my airpods and they flew out of the case and involuntarily I went, oh, and it was terrible. You sound like a bad infomercial. It was kind of funny, but it was my genuine reaction. What evidence do we have right now? I think she's a floater. We have Ema Global Five and Spirit Box and we need ghost riding or ghost orbs and I'm really annoyed that we have neither right now. We are out of pills. We absolutely are. We are indeed. It could be, it could be gin or, it could be gin. Gin or ony, right? Yeah, so it's either gin.   You see that? No, I didn't. Oh my God. Throwing the game.  She's throwing the game. Wait, Brian and Ashley should go together since they have the highest sanity. Yeah, okay. Just go in the room. Go for either journal or UV light or I'll look for orbs. Yeah, do you think they're going to win or die, dude? It's really up for grabs right now. It could be either. Oh, she's coming. She's coming. She's coming. It's a hunt.  No offense. She is kind of ugly. TBH. Her breath stank. No offense. Yeah, really bad.  You know? Yeah, your lips are red. Very red. You guys okay? Hello? Yeah. Oh, boy. It could be an orbs glitch though. Should we go one more time all of us as like a goof and then see what happens or should we just- Sure. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Why not? But we should have all the hiding rooms open so we could like run into them quick for easy access. I love easy access. We could also turn on lights to keep our sanity up. True, true. That's nice. All right, all right. What's this flight tape? There's no ghost writing in here. Write in the book. Write in the book, Nancy. Come on. I'm gonna stay in this room. Maybe not. Maybe not. I want to read your writing. Write in the book. Write a little fanfic, please.  Was that one of you guys or was that the ghost? No, that was the ghost. I'm losing my ear. Ah. That was awful. Oh my gosh. Oh, I hate that a lot. Twitch, brah. Subscribe with Twitch, brah. Okay, pop emotes. Thank you. Hey, pop emotes. That frees up. Thank you. Sabathan. Ninja made so much money for his mixer deal and lost absolutely nothing when mixer closed down. You sound like Shroud normally. Hello, Nancy. Nancy. Good luck. Oh, she's right there. Okay, I read that. Good luck.      Oh, no, she got me. She got me. She got me. Hello. I'm watching Brian die. I'm watching Brian die. Oh, Brian just died. Brian's dead. Rough. That was pretty funny. That was pretty funny. I thought that ball was the same. Where is he? He's down here, right at the base of the stairs. It looks like a drunk Karen from behind. So sad. So sad. Hold on. I'm getting a camera. Oh, another one. Oh, come on.   Oh, we good? I think we're good. We do be good. So what do we know? What do we know? I think a picture of Brian. Absolutely nothing. Oh, yeah. Should we take a picture of Brian's body? Yeah, I'm going to get a camera. It's got to be glitched orbs because he's not writing in the book at all, dude. Yeah. So only question mark. All right. Now it'd be a gin. Gin. Okay, cool. Oh, we do have zero sanity. Oh, Lord. Oh, whoopsies. Yep. Zero, zero and zero. Okay, cool. I think gin. I think gin makes sense to be honest. Yeah, I'm down for that. I think gin makes sense. All right. Brian, do gin. All right, let's see what happens, gamers. Let's see what happens.  Party though. That's pretty. That's pretty tasty. We got it right too. We got it. Let's go. That was sick. What is up, man? Crazy Crew.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with Leighton Sports Guard, doing an awesome high-end two-box football mixer for Robert S. We've got one 2020 Panini Contenders Optic Football and one 2021 Panini National Treasures Football first off the line. So good luck here. Robert, let's start with 2020 Panini Contenders Optic Football. 2020 Panini Contenders Optic Football. Let's see something big, baby. Let's see a Herbie, or Hertz or a Burrow, or a... Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz, Hertz. Most likely, Joe. I would say we probably will do those again in the future. The Contenders, not the Contenders, the, what's it called? I don't know what it's called. I'm at UFC. That's what it is. Round numbers. Cole, Comet, Chase, Claypool. That is six of 27. That's one there, Robert. On the Green Pulsar. Got a two-utte. Haggabai Lower rookie. That's one there as well. We got Best Head of the Break. That's a Marquis Brown base card. Oh, obviously. Absolutely. Hollywood. There's a Russell Wilson. That is 85 out of 99 for the Seahawks. Still a Seahawk in this, of course. Got a Jalen Deguara. No, Josiah Deguara, excuse me, base auto for the Packers. This is a solid one right here, actually. For some reason, I thought that Packers were going to be AJ Dillon. That's not bad. This one's solid. 40 out of 75. Got a T Higgins. Rookie Blue on card auto. Congrats on that, Robert. There you go, buddy. That's very solid. 40 out of 75. We'll mag this one once the break is over, so I can hear that. All right, now for the big boy. 21. NT, first off the line. There's your photo sticker. 21 Panini National Treasures, first off the line. Those tickets get traded to another team. He might end up being one of those guys who signed somewhere else, first off the line. I think they'll probably keep them around as long as they've got the window open. As soon as they can't afford it, because they're going to have to pay Bro and Chase, so I don't think they're going to have the money for him. Plus, everybody on the row line. Plus, their defense. I don't think Tiggins staying there is in the cards. John O'Mine, like to get him out of the picture. We've got two Stars and Stripes, it looks like. Yeah, two Stars and Stripes. One of 13 to Bonte Adams on the Stars and Stripes base for the Packers. Bookend 1. Against the Chiefs, that'd be scary. That is going to be a 40 out of 49 at Russell Wilson on the base, purple, followed by 10 out of 49 at Chase Claypool. That is Century Materials for the Steelers. Nice one there. Nice one's kind of sick. Got a 4 out of 25. That is Thurman Thomas. Game worn, Century Material, three-color patch. Nice one there, Robert. That'd be even worse if Tiggins was a Steeler, but I could see that happening. Got a Debo at Samuel. That is 9 out of 25 on the Framed Fabric. Player worn, Debo, followed by 18 out of 25. That is going to be Davis Mills. We've got a nice one here. It's going to be 1 out of 99, Javante Williams. Congrats on that one there. Robert, nice Javante. That is Rookie, or yep, that is a Rookie Javante. Oh, I guess they would have made 2020. Nice one there. We've got another nice one here. It's going to be a Charles Woodson. That is 17 out of 49 for the Raiders. Pretty cool. Cool one here. For the Ravens, we've got 7 out of 10. That is Tyson Williams, the nasty patch. Nice Tyson Williams. And really cool one to end at 2 of 10 is Greg Rousseau. Again on the nasty logo patch. Actually a very, very good defender right there as Greg Rousseau. There you go. Congrats on that there, Robert. Thanks again for all your support, buddy. We will get those right out to you, man.


The US government will work to improve its nuclear forces, a senior military commander has said, pledging to bolster America's arsenal on land, in the air, and its sea in response to rogue actions by North Korea. Speaking before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Air Force General Anthony Cotton spoke of the need to strengthen the nation's nuclear arsenal to meet challenges from the likes of Pyongyang and other rival states. North Korea conducted an unprecedented number of missile launches in 2022 and its new intercontinental ballistic missile, referred to as KN-28, highlight that the security challenge continues to grow, he said. To ensure our continued ability to serve as the bedrock of integrated deterrence, we are recapitalizing every leg of the nuclear triad and the nuclear command control and communication systems. The triad refers to the three primary methods of delivery for US nuclear weapons, including land-based missile silos, long-range strategic bomber aircraft, and nuclear-armed submarines. Cotton went on to accuse North Korea of acting as a rogue nation which poses a threat to the United States and our allies, stressing that Washington must continue to improve its effective and credible nuclear deterrent.


I visited Syria recently and I wasn't prepared for the destruction I would see. I walked this through the ancient city of Homs, a UNESCO World Heritage site. There was not a single building left intact. It looked like a bunch of skeletons and it was eerie walking through the streets. There were no people and it felt like birds weren't singing. You go to the outskirts of the towns and then you see where the people are settling. They're going into classrooms and finding and putting mattresses on the floor. They're occupying abandoned buildings, warehouses just to find a place to sleep. These are people who do not want to come to your country. They are driven to come to your country and they need protection. They're fleeing a war. The world needs to address the root problems so that people are not so compelled to flee and take these dangerous treacherous journeys. No refugee would risk their lives trying to reach Europe if they could thrive where they are. The same with economic migrants. If their plates were full, if they had a job to go to, they would not pay their life savings to a smuggler and try to risk their life to reach Europe. It's not a pretty picture. So we're approaching 60 million people who are forcibly displaced in this world today. It would be in the strategic self-interests of countries to educate the children coming from war zones. The children who, if educated, could become the forces of reconstruction, of reconciliation. I really strongly believe for that reason alone. It should be compelling enough to educate the kids. These are the kids and the people and the future of the region who can stop the cycle of violence. These could be the future of peace.


Yes, okay. That's why I was pushing you to the Vikings. I got you. All right. Yeah. Which you know. So, then we asked you last night for your best safety in the game right now. And you sent me a list of 14 with tears. What am I supposed to do with this? I know. Well, I love the game and it's hard for me just to pick three. And all these guys I'd be there know or have relationships with and I'm sure I'm right probably missing some. You named every safety.  I love, I love safety play. I love good safety play and I'm going to call it out when I'm a fan of guys. So all these guys have good traits, have played a high level, have shown to be really good football players that do it the right way. So why not, why not hype them all up? And it was, I was dying laughing. I woke up to this text like, what am I supposed to do with this? Okay, I'll put it, let's only put it to you like this. You have to stop the bangles on a game winning drive in the Super Bowl and you don't have Aaron Donald on the field. Who do you put in there? Oh gosh. Can I put myself in there or no? No. Do I, can I pick two? No, pick one. It'll feel so good. Pick one. Yes. You're all saying they're the best safety in that situation. Who you got? I'm going Devon McCordy. That's Aaron from New England with three Super Bowl rings. Yeah, exactly. I know, I know he's going to, he's going to be in the right place. I know he'll get the guys lined up. He'll be able to mix and match the coverages. And I'm just confident that, you know, he'll, he'll make a big play when we need it. And he's been there. So nothing could take away experience. Was that hard? He's the most talented. I'm not saying that. But in that situation, in the big game, gotta take Dev. I love your love for the safeties. It was so hard. It was so hard. It was the hardest, my hardest journalistic thing was to pull that out of you. I was like, let's go. Well, I will say, I will say, as someone in sports media, Devon McCordy, the perfect answer. Safe. Everyone loved, loves him universally. Nobody can knock that pick. Which is why. Mwah. Chef's kiss. Excellent. I'm going to put it in that list. How badly will the chiefs miss him tonight? You know, I think, I think as older guys get to certain ages and teams make those decisions and they want to move in a different direction, I think the most things that they'll miss is in the locker room, obviously the play. But there's just some guys that bring so much outside of playing that you just can't replace. The leadership, the work ethic, the accountability, the energy, the passion, like all the great ones in this league love ball. They love competing. They love practice. So I think they'll miss that on the field. I think they're going to be fine in the long run. But tonight that, you know, they missed just those, those instinctual high level plays that he provided for that defense. I mean, he was the anchor and they'll be all right. They got a great team, great coach and staff, obviously, and the way Mahomes look last week. I mean, shoot, they might be a team to be reckoned with. It's so true. It's just in games like tonight, I think that his presence will be missed even on the field. I think him being gone changes that defense when there's such a dynamic offense on the other side, even if they don't have Keenan Allen, Justin Herbert, I think that they might miss Tyrone Matthew tonight. Let me ask, so you think that I'm just going to glaze over the fact that you, again, two weeks in a row talked about you going back to the NFL. I asked you who you'd put back on the field and you say yourself. So is there a defense? Go ahead. I mean, if I had the opportunity to put myself in the mix in that moment, I'm taking myself over anyone. I love that. I mean, that's just, that's just smart football. But I don't, I don't care. No, I'm not, I'm not coming back. No, no, no, no. I just, I, I still reference to Rams because I feel still like I'm part of their team, even though I'm not, uh, just because I was there six months ago. Uh, sure. Is there a defense that you, that you like if like, if you had to go back to one of the teams, are you going to be, are you going to give me a list of 32 teams or 31? I mean, a few teams I love, obviously I love what Raheem's doing in LA. I love, you know, wink system in the Giants. They're going to, he's going to, he's going to make that a top, top 10, top five defense. Obviously the Raven style of defense is, is something that brings out safety play Marcus Williams, first game, first pick, uh, doing what he does. So, uh, there, there are a few out there that, that I can say any, any defense that puts the pressure on offense and it creates tempo, creates looks and, and is really, uh, wants to win the game. I'm all for those are landing spots. Ravens, you make it to the post season. Or wait, I mean, you have a lot of, they got plenty of safeties there. They don't need this old guy. Well, they might. Things go crazy. You know, later on, I mean, yeah, they got a young one out there in Baltimore.


Hello and welcome to the STM32L4 MOOC online training. My name is André Barata and this is the dedicated session for the microcontroller core. The aim of this hands-on is not to go deep into the architecture of the core.xm, but to see core from the application point of view. We propose in this session to evaluate the influence of the ART Accelerator in the overall speed or execution of the program. ART Accelerator is ST's naming for its cache memory protocol. In this hands-on we will preform two independent runs of the same program, one with the ART Accelerator on and the other with this feature off. The algorithm we plan to implement is a simple prime number calculator, nothing too complex as the main goal is just to see the improvements of such feature has on the execution time of the program. We will now open STM32QBMX to configure our peripherals and generate our code. As a first step we click on New Project. On the new open window we will type our part number STM32L476VG and we will double click on the desired part. In this project we will just initialize two LEDs to signalize the different states of the program. The red LED connected to the PB2 pin will be used to indicate that the microcontroller is performing the counting of the prime numbers. The green LED connected to the PE8 pin will be used to indicate that the microcontroller just finished counting the prime numbers. Now we will go to the clock configuration tab and we will modify the speed to 80MHz. On the configuration tab we will leave everything as default. As everything is set we can save our project and generate the code using systemworkbench for STM32 as our IDE. After the code is generated by STM32QBMX and our project is loaded in systemworkbench for STM32 we will open our main.c file stored inside the source folder. In main.c file you can see the initialization of all peripherals defined in STM32QBMX. We will start by initializing the prototype of a function who will put the code to test. In this case the function will check if the number is a prime number or not. The function will be initialized as unsigned int8 type and called isPrimeNumber. It will expect a 32-bit long input number and the return value will be a true or false. So it will logically return zero if it's not a prime number or one if it's a prime number. Let's now implement the prime number checking function on the user code begin for section. So the isPrimeNumber function will be like. If the number is less than 2 we can return the zero or false value. For higher values we will create a for loop to check each value individually. A prime number can be divided evenly only by one or itself. It must be a whole number greater than one. We will now type the algorithm and I would suggest you to copy the exact same implementation. Now on the private variables section we need to initialize variables that will be unsigned 32-bit long. We will need two variables for the timestamps. One for the start of the computation and one for the end. Based on these two variables we will be able to calculate the computation duration. We will also initialize a prime number total counter. So through the timestamps created we will be able to know how much time it took to verify the exact amount of prime numbers there were on a given range. This value will be stored on the counter variable. Let's move now to the user code begin to and start by activating the red LED as this LED will be turned on during the computation phase. So we will use the function hl underscore GPIO underscore write pin on GPIO port B pin number 2 and the state will be set. As we are going to use c-stick as our time-base unit we copy the actual c-stick value to our start timestamp variable, t-start. Let's proceed to code a for loop that searches for the total number of prime numbers in a given interval. In this case the loop will call the is prime number function between the intervals starting in 400k and ending in 500k. If the return value of the is prime number function is different than zero we will increment our prime number total counter. In the end of the loop we will copy the actual c-stick value to our stop timestamp variable, t-stop. With these two timestamps we will be able to calculate the computation period. After the period is calculated let's switch off the red LED and light up the green LED which is connected to the port E pin 8. The first coding moment is finished so we can build the project and if no error appears let's launch our debugging session. After entering the debug mode let's open the watch expression tab and we will add the calculation period and the total of prime numbers calculated variables. If we press the resume button the program will run till the end and we are supposed to see the red LED on and when the calculation is finished the green LED will be turned on. If we press pause we will be able to see the amount of time it took to calculate the number of prime numbers and how many there were in the selected interval. So to wrap up the computation period took 1258 milliseconds and 7778 prime numbers were found between 400k and 500k which was our selected interval. The art accelerator is active by default so to be able to analyze the improvement that it brings to the duration of the program run time we need to turn it off by using two macros. One is hl underscore flash underscore instruction underscore cache underscore disable and the second is hl underscore flash underscore dot underscore cache underscore disable. And now it's time to build our application once more and start the debugging. We will repeat the whole process and when the green LED is back on we will pause the program. As you can see the computation time is now 1 976 milliseconds comparing to the 1.2 milliseconds when the cache was active. So we can conclude now that the cache greatly improves the performance of the microcontroller. We just finished our core hands-on. Thank you for your attention.


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