ak alchor is trying to get the crowd involved as well And they go we will yell and scream yes Two hours 30 minutes played two one advantage alchor as jokovic serves Into the back end of alchor as back in now from norway Into the font of alchor as into the back end of jokovic Back in now from alchor as into the font of jokovic alchor is in control as he hits a drop shot jokovic runs gets it With the back end down the line alchor puts up the lob smash And norway puts it away And he pumps his fist to the sky with minimal applause because he's in spain And it's back to deuce That was a tricky smash. We know jokovic's smashes aren't the best But he gets out of that one He gets away with that one. I should say Back to deuce Massive game to start the third As he serves A fault been almost a 10 minute service game by the way second serve Will alchor as attack Nope He stands really far behind the baseline hits a forehand out And again, I I I question that I am I'm questioning the tactic Of standing so far behind the baseline on the second serve No, I don't understand why you would be you would give away that advantage You know by being five meters behind if you're that far behind the baseline, it's Doesn't seem on a second serve doesn't seem To really do anything. I mean you you're just kind of getting the ball back doesn't There's no benefit really Jokovic serves a great serve and he gets out of trouble.  Thank you so much everybody. Thank you for subscribing as well We're uh On our way to a hundred thousand subscribers by the end of the year But uh, thank you for everyone out there. Thanks for the support Hope you're enjoying the match as much as me. I love it. I love this This is why we stay up all night to watch these matches As alchores hit the great serve And it's 15 love two hours 32 minutes played Now alchores did play a marathon against raffa yesterday So he's having back-to-back matches here against not only goats, but also Long goat matches as he's a very nice serve volley alchores. Wow All right, 30 love the best thing alchores can do here is win this game as quickly as possible Put the pressure straight back on jokovic. You just play for 10 minutes in his last game So alchores doing the right thing here 30 love That's where to serve now from Alchores into the back into jokovic for now alchores Is wide Pulled the trigger just misfired 30 15 I'm sure I just joining us alchores has been the better player in this third set He's had break points. He had his chances in the last game. He's he served better He hasn't besides the first game where he was under pressure for a little bit last two service game He's been okay Jokovic has been the one who's had to fight harder in this third, but You know no lay Has fought And with that effect alchores down the track is we got a final from jokovic into the back end of alchores Into the back end of no lay back in from alchores down the line now to the front of jokovic into the front of alchores Into the back end now of jokovic as we had a back end a back end rally jokovic hits it into the net 40 15 Alchores can't do much wrong at the moment He's just out playing jokovic, which is something he couldn't do in the first set. He couldn't figure it out Now he's figured it out and now it's back to jokovic to see what he can respond with because I feel like alchores has figured out the game of jokovic and how he was messing with jok with alchores mind 40 15 First serve is a fault second serve To the back end of jokovic on the second serve back end a back end is now we get a four line from alchores down the line wide 40 30 40 30 Can alchores keep the lead? 40 30 Chance to go up three two here As he serves the back end of jokovic four now alchores goes out doce Great serve had the forehand, but he just misfired All right now jokovic with a half a chance here And he's jumping around he knows he's like all right. All right Maybe it's my turn to break Every point crucial here is jokovic stands really far behind the baseline alchores serves Down the middle to the back end of jokovic Hit the moon ball into the front of alchores for now from jokovic to the front again of alchores jokovic slipped over though Oh, that's unlucky No way slipped on the clay and alchores. It's a winner jokovic looks down. He's like All right And he hit his hand jokovic He smacked his knuckles on the ground. He might have cut them up I think he has He's walking to the chair to wipe So I guess to wash the uh, he would have I mean look if you've ever I mean it's not hard to Scrape your hands on the clay and he's what he's washing his hand in olé.  I don't care three two alchores In the final set Alchores is just a hype.  I want alchor one car leaders to win but Against a healthy no lay. All right Can alchores win wimbledon? No, I don't know. What's his club? What's his grass court record? I don't know Um, hey cam don't know if you realized it, but a lot of people are here Um I also always I usually see a thousand people. Hey look, that's still a lot of people. Thank you everyone who's here appreciate the love Hopefully you're uh, you if you can't watch the match. Hopefully you're feeling it Through uh through the through the commentary. Uh, this could be a french open semi or a final Yeah, it could be wouldn't it? I wish it was it'd be five sets then can you imagine Five sets of this Uh drop shots are seriously carrying right now the drop shots Have been the difference for alchores Uh, you know, he didn't hit too many drop shots in the first set the drop shot has definitely Helped him come back. That's for sure.  So jocobish getting some uh, some treat It's a treat, but oh jocobish has just been forced to take a medical The umpire said jocobish is taking a medical and jocobish like What do you mean? I didn't say medical So he's been forced to take a medical timeout jocobish The umpire's called a medical timeout That's interesting The umpire called the medical timeout. No, he's like excuse me. I didn't say anything And then no like so when what happened was uh jocobish Went to went to Move out to a forehand and he slipped Hit his knuckles on the ground Uh, his bracket got caught between his uh, the handle and the ground and it scratched scratched his knuckles Um, let's have a look in slow mo As he put his foot down to push off he slipped And his hand just went bang into the ground And he's he grazed his knuckles. So he's just getting some treatment on that Um, but the umpire has the discretion to to call a medical timeout Um, if there is a if there's bleeding So if there's like rhodokhanu remember rhodokhanu in the us open final uh, the reason why The reason why her you know remember when she banged her knee and she scratched her knee She had to get a medical timeout because when if the player is bleeding The umpire can call a medical timeout on behalf of the player Because god forbid they see blood on the screen, you know Yeah, if they're bleeding, it's a medical timeout Uh, was it the same spot that alcares went down yesterday? No alcares didn't slip he tripped. So that was a different different bit different um alcares alcares didn't slip uh jocobish Slipped on the clay like put his foot down and it gave way whereas alcares like His toe got caught he he tripped. All right medical timeout over jocobish Bandaged up just on his hand It's on his right hand. So let's see if that affects his uh See if it affects him Two hours and 41 minutes played by the way jocobish with the serve Out wide to the finder of alcares good return back enough from jocobish into the finder of alcares Into the slice of no later no lay puts it in the net Love 15 Now no, he's been under pressure on serve in this set alcares has uh, you know, he's he's done a little better Jocobish has been the one who's had to fight though You wonder how many times is alcares going to get a chance to break and not take it Because jocobish isn't going to give him chances every game Well, you hope you hope not right if you're a no lay fan I was going to back in now from jocobish going into the finder of alcares great Foreign from alcares is jocobish comes to the net alcares with the pass no lay with the volley alcares is going to get it But put in the net Too good from no lay unbelievable Great volley 15 all Needed that one really needed that one 15 all I mean if he doesn't hit that volley jocobish that Turns out to be 30 love 30 enough I'm gonna say this match goes over three hours I just got a feeling Served entity into the back end of alcares finder from jocobish the fort of alcares into the fort of no lay on the stretch And that goes out from no lay alcares 15 30 another tough game for jocobish Another game he has to fight 15 30 alcares Is playing the way he wants now he is playing his style now We're worried about that in the second set. We're going. Hey look alcares not playing his game. He's playing his game now He's found it As jocobish serves in the back end of alcares drop shot from no lay in the net. Oh, no Not a great idea from no lay And two more break points for alcares to take the lead In the third Yep This guy's nervous Another break point for alcares to take the lead in the third 15 40 jocobish Serves in the tee a massive serve He saves one There go serve at the right time 30 40 Another break point for alcares to take the 4-2 lead In the final set is jocobish Serves again Down the tee good serve alcares returns falling out from jocobish to the back end slice of alcares jocobish in control as he hits the forehand into the front end of alcares back in our jocobish open court Alcares runs gets it but it goes in the net jocobish survives Again another two big first serves and some just great play from jocobish on the ground And he survives again And you wonder how many more chances is carlos gonna get How many more because we know no goats don't give out chances Too many chances If you don't take him That's at your own risk because we had a second serve now from jocobish Bouncing the ball a lot here no like taking a lot of time as he says into the point of Alcares point of jocobish is a winner. Wow that second serve is very close to the line Everyone was like paused for a second going hang on. See was that in was that in? Even I was like confused Anyways, no way survives And he puts in another first serve and wins another point advantage To get the three all in the final set Bouncing the ball here Can you get another free point? He serves in the back end of alcares final from jocobish into the front of alcares to the forehand of jocobish, but alcares hits it out No, that hits a winner anyway And alcares not happy 33 Great great serving four first serves from jocobish down 1540 wins the game That's called clutch. What's clutch mean cam? It means producing your best tennis under pressure when you need it the most And know about jocobish does that better than anybody in the history of the game? Nadal's pretty damn close But I mean how many championship points does jocobish save to win matches, right? win wooden That's just a number one So don't see the back end of jocobish final from alcares is out Okay, love 15 And I did say in the last game a couple of games ago. How how many chances Is it going to take for alcares to break and if he doesn't break Is he going to feel like man, I should be winning. I should have broken And that could get into his own head That does happen if you have those chances you don't take him Messes with your mind Return now from jocobish on the back end and then we're going to drop shot from alcares jocobish gets to the Forehand into the back end of alcares jocobish can't get the volley alcares too good gets away with that serve volley attempt 15 all No, they just couldn't get the volley As he came in Oh, I don't forget to subscribe like the video as well. We're almost at 85,000. That's insane I don't think we'll get there today, but thank you everyone who has subscribed Welcome to all the new people here. Welcome to all the people coming back What a match this has been as we're gonna find out from alcares that goes out 15 30 Alcares has been pretty good on serving this set Hasn't been under pressure much Not like this not like this 15 30 It's alcares serves needs a first serve He gets it to the back end of jocobish find it from alcares and jocobish slips again He went to take off and his foot just gave way and he's like I can't even I'm never gonna try and get to that one 30 all both players have won exactly The same amount of points 104 each And look at the score. It's exactly the same Almost almost exactly the same Pretty much Serve down to the back end of jocobish that goes out good serving To get out of trouble alcares 40 30 40 30 at this stage City pass versus vera will start at midnight That match is going to go into the wee hours So the winner of this match is going to play a guy who's stayed up all night pretty much As we had a fault there from Alcares second serve And that's assuming the ladies match goes just as long which it could You know jobor versus uh Pagola could go for three hours as well back into the line and alcares is in the net And we're a deuce We're a deuce If an isavich picking at his beard I'm wondering what is going on How can we beat this kid? massive points coming up here alcares serves Out wide to the front of jocobish back in alcares is out no lay with a great return And we've got a break point for jocobish And he's jumping around no lay. He knows It's go time Advantage jocobish Hasn't had a break since the first set He broke back at four three to get back in that set to take the lead in the final set For the first time as alcares serves into the back end of jocobish and that's wide Oh Serve volley from alcares and jocobish hit the ball wide on the return There was a chance There was a chance there Jocobish has made that shot a million times. We've seen it Not today not now Alcares survives back to deuce Alcares with a serve into the back end of jocobish In now to the forehand of alcares and he waited to jocobish move that was smart He saw jocobish go this way and he hit the ball this way. That was that was smart very smart advantage alcares He just waited saw jocobish take one step this way and he went that way Not easy to do that Advantage alcares to get the lead back He serves a fault Second serve alcares serves the back end of jocobish back in our alcares is a drop shot no He's there though as he hits a slice alcares with a volley in the net and That was probably one of the silliest times in a drop shot because jocobish Was almost inside the baseline And he was there. I mean no lay was there.  He's like, oh, whatever back at deuce Let me know in the chat Who's winning this final set and what is the score gonna be? I wanted to tell me what is the score gonna be Is it gonna be far six four? It's gonna be seven five Is it gonna be a tie break? Who's gonna win the tie break if it is gonna be a tie breaker? Let me know What do you reckon? Let's see who can guess right because we're right smack bang in the middle of this final set Return from jocobish good server and a volley But jocobish is gonna challenge the serve And he knows it's in Jocobish knows the serve was in he's like whatever you've won the point. You cannot be serious good serve Great serve from alcares Six four no lay six three no lay six three alcares. Okay seven six no lay Okay A lot of scores. Let me know in the chat. What do you reckon? We'll see who gets it right at the end Someone's gonna get it right. I'm sure Can alcares get the game advantage alcares? He serves out wide at the back of jocobish find out from alcares in the open court as a winner alcares survives In style And he keeps jocobish away for another game.  Don't come at me Alcares Regains the lead or at least keeps the lead He keeps the lead. All right. Let's see what you guys are saying. We've got six four six two six. We'll come Be six two six four six three Alcares you reckon alcares is gonna break here and then win the match All right. We could happen seven five alcares 70 68 that's impossible uh seven six, okay six four alcares Six three alcares seven five alcares and not many no lays where the hell was jocovic.  Where's where's jocovic fans? Where you at? How long is this match? It's been two hours and 55 minutes Seven six no lay okay Okay, no lay needs an easy game to keep the pressure on for himself. Yes Jocovic needs a good game here. I reckon he needs a quick game Seven six no lay. All right Six loving a doll. It's what?  Sorry. That was yesterday Uh, but welcome to the future uh seven six six four Seven five no lay a lot of seven five seven five no lay does have a does does have a feel I feel that That I don't know what it is when so we're not here seven five no jocovic I like I got a I got a I don't know Something about that something about that score. I don't know. I know It's going to be a draw What this isn't football No, we'll find out we'll find out in the next 20 or so minutes as we're gonna find out maybe 30 As we're back in now from elk res jocovic comes there with the back end and that's oh, it's out Oh, no lay missed the easy one He pushed it wide love 15 Love 15 He missed the easy one Didn't need to try and go for the line love 15 no Speaking in the crowd. It's dead silent as jocovic serves a fault Second serve Belchers does win this game. He serves for the match So it's a massive game every game is massive from now on There's been a back end return out of the form of jocovic form from elk res. Oh jocovic hits it out. Oh, wow Two errors from no lay on the ground strokes and it's love 30 This is the opposite of what jocovic needed He needed an easy game Now he's gonna have to work his butt off Love 30 elk res is six points away from the final and beating back to back goats Does anyone know when the last time two goats lost back to back? And who was that player that did it? Elk res by the way that did look like it was in And that serve was in right I think And they're not gonna challenge We're gonna get a replay jocovic was very unhappy about that. He was like that serve was out by the way elk res Should I mean what is happening that ball was out the serve was out They're gonna replay the point So the lines person was right the umpire stuffed that up Anyway, it's great serve from jocovic And elk res hits it out Wow interesting turn of events It turns out to be a good first serve from no lay it could have been a second serve elk res It loved 30 second serve that could have happened Let's see if that makes any difference 15 30 jocovic serves A fault That one was a fault second serve Oh, is that a double? No, it hit the line Oh massive second serve from no lay 30 all he gets it to that was a huge second serve Whoo That's what gore gore aren't taught him that 30 all and guess what? three hours played elk res looking to get the break jocovic's looking to survive as he serves a let every point is massive Crowd know it. That's why they're not saying a word As jocovic serves a fault Oh, man second serve jocovic he serves Into the forehand of elk res back in there from no lay into the back end of elk res to the back end of jocovic Slice from elk res is good jocovic to the slice comes in elk res to the pass in the net from elk res Oh, he had it he had it as well Oh, he had a look at the pass and he missed it In the net 40 30 no lay survives Oh, what a match If this goes to a tiebreaker in the third set It's got to be close to match of the one of the matches of the year three set match of the year Serve out wide is a fault It's hard to make it's hard to say it when we just had nadal versus gofan, which was just as intense I feel like it needs to be a tiebreak to be like that one then again this matches You know it's had its fair share of drama already Maybe it doesn't need a shootout to finish To be the best match of the year so far Serving out of the back end Of elk res fauna from jocovic the font of elk res who hits it out and again no lay survives four four In the final set who's going to win it who wants to win it Will experience prevail or will fearless youth prevail Someone's gonna win Someone's gonna win for all Will elk res be able to hold his nerve? I mean this is He's about to do something that Hardly anyone does and that's beat back-to-back goats two day one day apart. I mean Who beats nadal jocovic back-to-back? When was the last time that happened on a clay court? Like I don't even I don't even know did that has that ever happened has anyone beaten nadal jocovic back-to-back on clay as we're back in now from Uh jocovic down the line to the point of elk res and elk res hits it out love 15 Is this where no lay breaks is this the part where no lay Becomes the goat we all know it will the goat he is right Is this when he shows that Goats are different Love 15 by like this is the best match jocovic just played all year. So this is you know The her catch match was great, but in terms of like You know, he doesn't look tired He hasn't played as good as he played maybe earlier this week, but still the great It's a good it's a return for jocovic jocovic's back He's back if he can compete with this kid who's in on fire this year No lays back even win or lose. He's back Has been a back in a backhand rally down the line now from jocovic good shot elk res gets it for him from jocovic elk res puts up the lob, but it goes out love 30 No lay stepping up He is stepping up Now jocovic is six points away from the win And the crowd are trying to get involved and trying to push elk res one last time Push him into the next game Love 30 elk res needs a first serve He gets one to the back end of jocovic back in our elk res good shot to the back end of nole He goes down the line elk res gets a just for now from jocovic in the net and no lay knows that was a massive weight a massive miss because He's made a career on those shots 15 30 None of the first serve needed from elk res He takes a couple of deep breaths. Oh, he's you can tell you what he's thinking But can he play his game? Right now this intense moment He serves into the back end of jocovic back in our elk res into the back end of no lay to the back end of elk res Jocovic hitting the ball a lot harder here as we get a back end out of the form of jocovic Into the back end of elk res drop shot no lay runs runs gets it with a drop shot cross court wide No lay trying to get fancy 30 all He got to the drop shot, but then he tried to do the angled And that seems to be jocovic's go to when he tries to get a drop shot He always goes to the angle Off a drop shot an angled drop shot off a drop shot and it works sometimes, but just pushed it wide 30 all I know i've said this already, but this feel this is another intense point Served now to the form of jocovic for now from elk res down the line at the back end of no lay into the Back end of elk res back in from jocovic down the line now the form of elk res who goes down the line back to him This is going to be on tennis tv, bro, and he floors jocovic if this was basketball, he would have broken his ankles If you know basketball, you know that term. That's what elk res just hit the no lay broke his ankles No lay nearly broke his leg. I mean he slipped over in his knee twist. Oh, that could have been awkward Anyways elk res wrong footing no lay and it's 40 30 From love 30 down.  He had chances. He was at 15 30 could have made that shot Should have made those shots But elk res keeps staying just edging out in front every time Can he break to win? That's what he did in the second set All right, by the way, don't forget to subscribe Give a thumbs up to the video as well if you're enjoying the coverage Thanks for everybody joining us Appreciate all the support. Hopefully you're feeling the match as much as I am with every point It's been a hell of a match. We've uh We've learned a lot We've learned a lot about what elk res can do against the best player on the planet We've learned a lot about what jocovic looks like in at this stage, you know Jocovic looks a hell of a lot better than he did this time last week when he played rublev What have we got? Okay. Definitely smell a tie break Can you imagine? Can you imagine? So nervous for elk res No injury for Carlos the four yesterday has no effect on this match. Yep. I agree Like it's definitely got like you can tell that he's hurt like he's he's got strapping on his on his leg and stuff But yeah, he's he's there's no there's no excuses here. There's no excuses for either guy Whoever wins this match truly deserves it because they play better No excuses This is too stressful. Oh, no It's hard to serve second for no way. He needs to be clutch.  That's a great shot from no lay.  We like to see that 15 all Getting a little aggressive From no lay 15 all Can jocovic get a couple of free points here? he serves Down the tee to the back end of elk res and that goes out There it is. There's the big serve 30 15 and at this stage Tactics kind of go out the window Because the points are so tight. It's a here a point here and there. I mean tactics At this stage don't really matter it comes down to experience and instinct has been a serve out wide.  You can't get it elk res too good And jocovic is in deep trouble now 30 all 30 all the crowd are going wild huge point here The biggest point of the match right here And the goat is serving 30 all Jocovic serves down the tee to the back end of elk res for now from no lay into the front of elk res Into the front of jocovic down the line to the back end of elk res jocovic in control As we had a point out from elk res again to the back end of jocovic back end of back end As jocovic goes down the line elk res on the stretch of the forehand jocovic now with the forehand Down the middle just goes in elk res gets it back for one to find again elk res trying to take over but no lay not giving it back Because we had a drop shot a slice there for elk res into the back end of jocovic into the back end of elk res We've got a back end of forehand rally now elk res taking control and he wins the point Match point elk res And no lay just couldn't do enough He couldn't push elk res off the court enough And elk res turned it around 22 shot rally and it's 30 40 elk res match point Back to back slain goats He's the goat slayer. How do you say that in spanish? goat slayer That's his new name If he wins this one We'll throw alvaca out the window. We'll call him the goat slayer. I don't that sounds way cooler They're taking a lot of time here because The crowd are excited can jocovic survive Don't forget to subscribe. You haven't already. We're coming back for the next Semi-final. We're also watching the women's final and tomorrow's men's final elk res elk res returning jocovic serves And I Are we surprised are we not Are we surprised That's a goat And that is the goadiest of things a goat has ever goaded Serving an ace on match point Now it's deuce.  I'll tell you that they did not they would hang on a second. Wait.  Is it one of them matches? Heartbreak for somebody is it is that what's gonna happen? Advantage no lay to get to five all he just saved a match point He serves a fault Second serve Three hours 15 minutes played there's a lady at the back on her phone. Are you kidding me?  Oh, he had it too. He had a look Elk res is using the crowd. He's playing smart. He's getting the crowd back involved. He's like, let's go. Come on. I need you I need you 20,000 or one now. It's not one on one. It's 20,000 against one I think that's or maybe six thousand. I don't know maybe how many people are here Sounds like 20 Jocovic now back to deuce He served down the tee great serve elk res gets it back, but it goes out Oh man Built different aren't they? They're built different best serve when he needs it the most to get to five all he's taken his time bouncing the ball no way as he serves Out wide elk res gets it four down from jocovic elk res gets out with the back end now to the back end of jocovic Into the back end of elk res who hits it again to the back end of jocovic back in elk res Jocovic in control as he goes down the line, but he hits it out Again, he had it. He was in control But he made the error Back to deuce How are we feeling in the chat? How are we feeling in the chat? Back at deuce One match point Has been saved jocovic saved it with an ace As he serves down the tee elk res gets a return, but it goes out again This is the best serving of jocovic his day He's serving massive At deuce and down match point. He's massive serves Crazy Clutch That's the word To get to five all jocovic needs one more good serve as he serves Into the back end of elk res four down from jocovic in the net Again, he does the right thing, but then he makes that error and we're back at deuce Gets the shot, but then just misses it The crowd are nervous They're freaking out Back at deuce can jocovic survive As he serves Down the tee to the back end of elk res gets in this time as we had a four from jocovic To the front of elk res four down from jocovic elk res did say challenge But they didn't do it as we had a four in a four in rally elk res again Goes to the front of jocovic back in ever elk res into the back end of jocovic That's a great shot elk res can't get it And no he's falling up here I'll tell you what if elk res had won that point I reckon jocovic would have said something to the umpire because elk res went like this Midpoint he went What and then he kept playing The umpire could have easily stopped the point there and said you chat you said challenge that could have been bad luckily It didn't have to happen advantage no lay There was definitely a signal of I think that the ball was out from elk res and Lucky for him. I guess is uh, it doesn't matter that jocovic. Oh, what an ace. What a big serve unbelievable and no lay survives No lay survives 10 minute game by the way that was a 10 minute service game match point saved with an ace Just insane Crazy crazy five all five five Chats going crazy. I can't even read half of it. A lot of people saying no lay goat goat Goat doing goat things agreed as we're to return now to the elk res forehand back in our jocovic Into the back end of elk res down the line to the front of jocovic in the open court. What a shot elk res gets it No lay with the forehand goes back behind elk res, but hits a wide right shot. Just missed it 15 love Jocovic hit the right shot there, but he just hit it wide Three hours 20 minutes. I'll tell you what it's very event city pass They're gonna finish pretty late I don't know when the final is tomorrow, but you hope it's gonna be in the afternoon for them as elk res hits an ace Free points are always gold at this point 30 love by the way, we're only With we're not that far away from 85 k can we get to 85 000 by the end of this match? No way Thanks everyone for uh showing the love 30 love elk res serves into the back end of jocovic and that goes out elk res is just solid as a rock What an easy service game and what a perfect game 40 love To guarantee a spot in the tie break Or win this match He serves into the back end of jocovic that goes out. What a game from elk res that was so simple so simple The perfect game perfect game from elk res after that 10 minute marathon. He's just made jocovic serve again quick Okay, okay, I'll see if I can read something in the chat Uh six five. Yep, that's it Six five can jocovic make it a tie break It's a fitting finale. I mean, let's be honest Let's be honest a tie break is only fitting. We've come this far. Come on now I'm going nuts over here sistiana. Yep. It's crazy How long was that game? Probably not 90 seconds Um, remember jocovic is playing a kid. What a kid. Yeah Is this the longest match of the tournament? It's got to be close, right? In almost three and a half hours got to be close Yeah, the goat slayer. That's it Joke, you're confused. He's a little bit confused Chess going crazy. Yep Um good versus evil elk res wins in seven five in the third Who's the evil? Who's the good? Depends who you follow I guess This is a lot of fun. Hell yeah, this is the perfect. I mean, this is the great The perfect match. Oh, this is exactly what we want with every single match we watch, right? Mad mad mad mad Oh, we're nearly at 85 Come on now. We can get there. Thank you again, everyone who's watching. Thanks for hanging out Let's see if we're playing a tie break to finish this one a shoot out To decide it as we had a serve now from jocovic into the fort of elk res For never from jocovic into the back end of elk res. He just gets it with a lob It goes in elk res now jocovic with a smash elk res gets it, but he puts it in the ground Nice smash from no way 15 love Almost a 3000 likes as well, which is ridiculous. So Again, thank you everybody. Like the video If you haven't already We got this is the first of three matches by the way. We still got two more to go. So Get ready 15 love Serve that wide is a fault from no way just wide Second serve as he bounces the ball here jocovic second serve Is down to the tee. Oh, it's an ace I'll tell you elk res started to cheat there. He ran around his back hand one step and jocovic goes I'm going down the teammate. You're running the wrong way. I'm going this way. You're going that way 30 love good serve Very smart serve from no way. Just saw elk res take one little shuffle and went, uh, gotcha gotcha 40 uh, sorry 30 love He serves a let does no way Two hours 25 minutes played That's where we're at at the moment 30 love First serve into the front of elk res backing up for enough from jocovic to the forehand of elk res into the front of jocovic Who hits it wide Pulled the trigger and missed five no way and it's 30 15 gotta be careful Should I just joining us jocovic saved a match point at five four down He saved it with an ace And he played a marathon game and got got out of it obviously otherwise we wouldn't be here but uh Already saved one match point 30 15 And he serves an ace down the tee elk res says challenge It looked like it was in though elk res is conceding. He's walking away That was in And elk res is like this much And uh, yeah it was in yep by that by that much It left a mark 40 15 jocovic one point away from the tie break the perfect finale to a An epic match as he serves a fault Second serve Serve jocovic into the finder belk res finder from jocovic again to the foot of elk res down the line and that goes out We're going to the tie break, baby We're going to the tie break Who's gonna win it Who is taking the breaker? I think jocovic I've seen no way so many times We tested and tested and tested and then he gets to the tie break and he goes See ya. You had your chance. I'm out of here Wimbledon final 2019 The most famous of tie breaks in the final set after saving match points It just feels like he's done it so many times Where's elk res Is that gonna have to battle here is we got a four now from elk res in the back end of jocovic back in elk res Sliced into the forehand of no way for enough from elk res again to the four end of jocovic to the four end Of elk res jocovic to the four end down the line now to the back end of elk res in the back end of jocovic Backing up from elk res again down the line. What a shot.  So she said One love elk res Unbelievable One love elk res jocovic serving now Down the line down the line back end was gutsy That was gutsy To go for that. Whoo And he's he loved he knows it. He knows it. He's like, yep Carlos is like, yeah, I got this shake of the racket I can do this One love elk res Served and it's hit the forehand of carlos as jocovic hits a wide Two love Elk res gets a mini break Elk res with a mini break Two zero elk res first Mini break As jocovic serves into the back end of elk res four and from jocovic into the four end of elk res to the forehand of no Lay good shot elk res gets with the back hand back in our jocovic Into the drop shot of elk res jocovic is going to get there with a backhand cross court elk res can't get it Nice from no lay He finally got to the drop shot and did something with it But elk res has a mini break two one Two one The jocovic camper just like that was close that was lucky Wasn't like it was no lay two one Elk res just has to hold serve simple Five points on serve and he's won but he serves a fault Second serve second serve jocovic steps in Elk res into the back end of jocovic back in out from elk res down the line to winner Oh get out of here with that. This is gonna be on tennis team.  Three one Elk res with a serve Down the tee to the back end of jocovic just shanks it into the front of elk res jocovic gets us right with the backhand elk res Digs out the forehand nollie's in the point now as he's the forehand elk res on the stretch gets it for whenever jocovic Open court elk res with a backhand jocovic with a volley. It's a drop volley elk res gets it with a passing shot And no lay puts the volley away Back on serve three two Oh jocovic just He's using his brain He's too quick The drop volley is great, but then To know that that volley was going to be there the backhand And he missed one of those earlier in the match as well. So redemption Redemption back on serve three two elk res still has the lead jocovic is serving bouncing the ball more times than ever And he serves down the tee into the front of elk res for now from jocovic to the backhand of elk res There's been a backhand a backhand rally elk res again now to the front of jocovic into the front of elk res Who goes in the line not over the slice elk res gets the point They change ends four to elk res Just like that he gets back to break winecars frero is like really relaxed Weirdly chill.  All right Well, if you if you're calm, then what do I have to worry about you obviously know something I don't For two elk res he gets back to mini break jocovic has to win this point You feel he has to win this point And he serves down the tee Let By the way jocovic serving down the tee a lot On the dooside. I think he's afraid that elk res is gonna hit a forehand Flicked win across court. So he doesn't want to go out wide As he serves down the tee good serve the backhand goes out I've seen that in this final set jocovic's go-to serve on the dooside when he's under pressure has been down the tee To the elk res backhand and like I said, I think it's because if he serves out wide Elk res could just whip the winner past him and that's not what jocovic wants And look hey, it's worked For jocovic's worked Lady in the back yawning. Excuse me uh What? Three uh four three elk res with a mini break he serves into the back end of jocovic and jocovic hits it out five three elk res He had a match point to get into the tie break. He couldn't take it or Just before the tie break. He couldn't take it now He's one point away from getting three more Can jocovic win this point and get back on serve elk res serves Into the back end of jocovic back in now from elk res in the net.  Did he slip? Did elk res slip? What happened there? He moved back And the ball just I mean was it a bad bounce Elk res just makes a horrible error like he hit it in the ground Back on serve that was strange No way back on serve though. He's loving it Crowd is stunned. They're like what the hell Serve out wide good serve elk res with the return four now from jocovic Oh, it's out Oh, it was a late call, but it was a correct one Match point elk res two of them Two more of them man I don't want this match to end Can we make it five can we come on Can we put a five set out? Let's let's get a five set. Come on. Anyways match point Like and subscribe if you haven't already we're coming back for the second semi in a few hours jocovic serves Out wide to the front of elk res that goes out and only saves another one, but this time elk res has a serve Six five elk res serves On match point Three hours 35 minutes It's been epic. It's been everything we could have asked for in a tennis match It's lived up to the hype Which sometimes never happens, but We expected this and it hasn't disappointed third match point elk res serves Six five in the tie break. He serves Out wide to the back end of jocovic for now from elk res is a winner elk res goes back to back Slays the goats And he goes to the final Oh, man Watch out goats.  That's the next question Because he's answered all our questions so far He can do it. He can beat nadal on clay. Well, he's beating nadal on clay now He can beat jocovic was seeing that he knows he's he's done that tick tick Can he do it in five? Because that's where it matters, right? That's where it really matters Let's be honest the goats don't care about this tournament as much as they care about the french Can you slay the goats? Invest of five that is the next question But elk res is ticking boxes my god If you're leaving us, don't forget to subscribe like the video We will be coming back for the ladies final Really soon. I mean that's gonna happen in like 20 minutes.   I know jockovic fans are gonna be disappointed, right? Just think About no lei has he's only played like seven or eight matches this year he just came up against probably the I mean The second best if not the best player of the year Probably second best buy and raffle. Let's put raffa up there right because raffa won the australian No lei just almost beat the second best player of the year so That's a great comeback for no lei. That is a great like if you didn't think no lei was back no lei's back All right, he just got he just looked lost to the guy that's beating everyone. All right. That's that's no bad loss That's not a bad loss for jockovic jockovic is back. That's a good thing And he might get his revenge next week. He might go play okra as next week in rome. You never know So, yeah, jockovic fans. I just want you to know like hey look no lei's back He couldn't beat the kid that's in form. He's this kid's beating everyone. It's been city pass a bit in that raffa To nearly beat the guy that everyone can't beat That's a good. That's a good step back for no lei He's bees coming bees back. He's back. I think we can say best best. I've seen jockovic And especially against the guy who's again beating everyone best. I've seen no lei this year So that's a silver lining to to the loss. All right. Just wanted to Give the jockovic fans something uh, again, you don't be disappointed. You know semifinals or a big tournament He got some good wins. He nearly beat this kid That's uh, you know That's a good thing. Good. It was a good good result for no lei this week. Um Federa still has uh, still to go for our crest. Well, yeah By the way 85 000 thank you so much everybody for uh, man 85 k we're only 15 away from 100 thank you everybody for the uh for showing the love and and jumping on the channel Subscribing you won't be disappointed. You like the energy. This is what the energy we bring to every match that uh I mean even the matches that aren't this epic we bring in I bring the energy to that too I mean watch this vera of replay yesterday But thank you so much. Appreciate it.  So thank you so much. Appreciate the love by the way this match Uh possibly uh, I have to do the I have to look at the numbers But this could have been the uh, the biggest Best of three set match ever on this channel. So again piece of history Set in our resetting our record. So Uh, thank you. By the way, we've got donations coming through. Um I've turned off the donos just so I could we we didn't have any interruptions towards the end. So I will play all the donations at the start, but thank you at the start of the next one So thank you. Andrew. Thank you. Paul miggs um Rentco I see all your names. We'll get to those at the start of the next match Speaking of that, we're gonna go to the next match. You don't have to go anywhere though. I'm gonna send you over there So here's the link to The women's final we still have tennis to put watch. All right, and I still got a voice to hold Only three matches left if I can't speak after the end of this week So be it I'll just have to sign language to my dog that uh Can't speak and she'll be like well, I'm hungry. Just give me some food. Shut up You don't have to speak to give me food All right, here is the link go over there. Talk amongst yourselves. We're watching the women's final And man, how how can it top this?  Well, we'll we'll see we'll see We'll see jump over there.  I mean It does have a lot of raffa. There's a lot of rat. He has a lot of raffa in him He has a lot of raffa in him.  And elk res beating jokovic like that and that that that's the same vibe a lot of the same vibe Okay, here you go. Here's the link jump over there. You might actually get sent there automatically if you have autoplay on so Um, if you have autoplay on it should send you there automatically, but uh, I'll see you guys soon In about five minutes. We're gonna jump over and watch the ladies final Uh, but man what a start to the day watching an absolute epic between a goat and a prodigy that I think after today we You can guarantee that he's gonna win something big in the future, right? He won the match elk res wins the match in three six seven seven five seven six He knocks out jokovic, uh, no lay good week. Good comeback for no lay But man, he just came up against the red hot kid who is demolishing everybody Who's not he's gonna play in the final we'll find out later between city pasons vero If he's gonna play someone is elk res probably wants to play city pass because You know what I mean, uh, but we're gonna watch the women's final Let's jump over there. Um, I'll see you guys soon. If you are leaving us, don't forget to subscribe and like the video I'll see you guys in about five minutes


Radiant Church presents Radiant Stories, a collection of stories that showcase God's faithfulness to take our hopeless situations and craft them into beautiful testimonies of His power, provision and love. Radiant Stories, I'm on Rittering and we're talking to Bryce Brower today. We'll get right into it. I really just do want to hear your testimony and I know that you have been a musician for a long time and you've kind of been in different circles as a musician and so how that weaves into your testimony what being a musician means to you and what being a prophetic musician means to you. So kind of like quick background with everything that I've been through kind of spiritually. I've kind of like dealt with spiritual warfare a lot through my life. Seeing angels, demons and just kind of going through visions at a very young age that just was kind of creepy. Wow. There was one night specifically that I remember I woke up to just kind of like a tap on my head. This was after my parents, I used to sleep with covers over my head and my parents finally convinced me to remove the covers during the night.  Oh my gosh. Yeah. And so like just being a kid, I didn't really know what to do besides to like kind of like growl at it. Right. And it came back with something ten times worse. So through the covers back over my head just kind of was just wailing and so my brothers, we all shared a room at the time. They went up and grabbed my parents and they came running down. My dad had me draw what I saw. He took that piece of paper of what I saw, crumbled it up and threw it up against our house wall.  Oh my goodness. So it was kind of cool just like looking back, looking spiritually. It was pretty awesome, very scary, but pretty awesome. So then went through some things in my life where, you know, just making bad choices, poor choices, that influenced kind of those attacks to come back. And I started to, and meanwhile I'm still like doing worship, doing things like, and just basically like I drummed just for the love of drumming, for the love of trying to possibly get something out of it, not what I could praise God with even though like was raised in a Christian home and everything. It was, hey, I want to get rich or I want to like just try to do something to make myself known. But even though I would like tell people, yeah, I'm doing this for God's glory. It was, you know, you're just masking it. So, you know, so there was one time I went to, we were hired for a youth retreat and me and my brothers were talking with a friend of ours and I was just kind of sharing just spiritually what I've been through. He just said, well, it sounds like the enemy's threatened to what you'll become once you decide to like fully surrender your heart over to God. And so I never thought about it that way. I never really wanted to pursue more than what my parents would bring us to church, just because it just wasn't for me at the time. Finally just overcame that and started playing at a lot of churches around the area, networking with people. And through that, you just keep getting more calls and more calls like, hey, we need a drummer this Sunday or just trying. I was like, okay, I'm going to try to use everything that God's given me to glorify him. And through that, it's been really cool though to see in a racial perspective. I played with a lot of black gospel people, played with a lot of old hymnal people, played with a lot of stuff that we do at Radiant. It's kind of a mix of everything that is still around. It's kind of cool just to see even though you're young, you're white, you're different. I don't know what else to say, but it was through that I think I've created a lot of different relationships with a lot of different people in the area. And so when you're going around, I feel like there's some relationships that I've either been restored or just reborn through that because now you obviously have scheduled in conflicts. And so well, then that brings about while I'm playing for this person and then they have to call that person to say like, hey, do you really need him? I've seen friendships kind of grow out of that just because drummers are spars. But yeah, it's just been a crazy ride just seeing God restore and connect just multiple generations, multiple races through something that I just thought was fun. You're kind of a special kind of witness within the church. I feel like the Lord has created you to be a relationship builder just like what you were saying. What do you feel like there was a like a recommitting moment where you were kind of walking through the intensity of your teen years and that spiritual warfare coming back again. Was there a recommitment moment where you were just like, I don't know if I can do this, but I guess that I should. A defining moment for me was through another conference that I was playing at they paid for us all to go to this conference in Ohio. That was the first time as an adult I'd say I really fully experienced just the presence of the Holy Spirit. I got to experience just the weightiness of the presence of God. I got to experience like I opened my eyes and like they weren't using fog machines or anything at this, but like everything was just really hazy. The speaker at the time he was talking about sometimes the presence of God will just be so overbearing that you just like your legs begin to shake. And at that time like I was like okay that's weird but then within like five or ten minutes after that my legs just began to just not be able to hold me up and it was everything that I could do to hold myself up. That was pretty much a redefining moment for me. What do you feel like the Lord is leading you into?  Do you feel like the Lord is calling you into something bigger? Do you have any inkling? Do you have any dreams that you share with the Lord? Yeah, well obviously just like being a drummer full time would be awesome but I mean that's just a dream. If God wants that for me then yeah I think that'd be cool. But at the same time there's been times where when I started coming to Radiant, Pastor Tony at the time was speaking he was talking about leadership and then I just had something laid on my heart about leadership. And at that time I just started a new job and was overwhelmed but it was a lot of fun to be able to push myself in areas that I've never really had to grow in before from a leadership perspective. And they're coming up to me saying just what a wonderful job I've been doing with the employees that they've put underneath me. Which speaks to the connection portion too that I feel like you're gifted in bringing people together and building relationships. Which is crazy to think of and so I feel like there's a different calling leadership wise that I'm growing in. Continue to grow in both on a professional level and spiritual level. I don't know there's probably still stuff on my heart that needs to work on. We continually grow. I feel really strongly that it is both spheres of your life there is a strong call for leadership and you have a gifting in connection and relationship that's just kind of the theme that I'm hearing. I've never and I've been a part of ministry for a long time and I've never seen like what you and your brothers do in terms of traveling around and getting to know really the heart of the local church. Like I've seen musicians come in and they'll get hired for Sundays and stuff like that that's really cool you know you get to know churches you get paid you know that type of thing you get hired for events and stuff like that but there's a really unique relationship that you and your brothers have built with the local church because Kalamazoo isn't very big. That's really cool Bryce. I think that your journey especially in spiritual warfare and being a seer it's something really scary I think for kids and parents. Is there something that you would want to say to maybe your younger self or you know even a teenager a 16 year old guy that's maybe in the same position as you? You know I think my parents did a very good job in kind of coaching me through that but I would just say to a younger kid that's going through something like that that it's for one you're not alone you don't really know who else is going through that and for me I never really thought that anybody would believe me if I did say something so I would say just to a younger kid express that to your parents and ask for more information make sure you check up on your kid every once in a while to see if they're still having either like night terrors or whatever because it really could just be an attack on the enemy trying to subdue them from pursuing what they want in Christ to a teenager I would say your best decision would be to press in even more so because like Pastor Lee says it, Pastor John says it that just lets you know you're doing something right and so if you can muster the strength to push on and press on eventually it's not that those will go away but you'll know and you'll be able to stand in Christ and say look this isn't going to happen I'm going to sleep tonight or even at 27 I still wake up sometimes and just feel that anxiety of just something hovering over me that's when I just start to pray and it's not an instant like okay I'm headed back to bed sometimes I have to read my Bible sometimes I have to play worship music just keep on pressing in and lay hold of your claim on that room and who is in it and that they're going to be a person for Christ and that the enemy can't come in and try to hinder that and without the pressing in and without the obedience of recognizing what you went through pressing even further into the Lord that choice that you made to say yes to him in the midst of truly the turmoil that you were going through like daily it brought freedom and it brought revelation you know that calling and leadership I feel like that's really special that you have found and a really important piece of the encouragement that you're giving through this it's good thank you for telling me your story I had no idea about any of that I don't know a lot of seers for sure so I think that's really cool yeah it's fun it's fun blessing and encouragement yeah thank you so much for being here this has been radiant stories click subscribe to get a brand new story delivered to you every Monday


Through my work with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission where I currently serve as co-water research coordinator, I'm involved with several projects and one of which is working with our stock trout program and within that program we produce sterile fish for our stockings and those fish are triploid fish which simply means that they have an extra set of chromosomes than a normal fish would and the reason that we do that is to render those fish sterile and that's their goal of our triploid process is to make sure that the fish that we stock in those waters where we're committed to stocking fish to maintain fisheries for those waters within our public mountain trout water program we want to make sure that the fish we put in are sterile and that's why we utilize the triploid process. So the reason that we stock sterile fish is to provide a greater level of protection for our native trout species in particular that's brook trout which is the only trout native to North Carolina and by stocking sterile fish we have the ability to make sure that the fish get into systems that we do not want them to because certainly we do not stock on top of native trout but if in case fish do happen to get there we don't want their impact to be that significant and so if they're sterile they do not have the ability to reproduce and hopefully their impact will be relatively short or not at all. As triploid trout are sterile we maintain fertile brood stock and so once fish are spawned shortly after the eggs are fertilized triploids are produced via pressure and so we have two machines that we put fertilized eggs in and depending on how warm or cold the water and air temperatures are based on the species there's essentially a recipe that based on the time after fertilization and those temperature variables we apply a certain amount of pressure to the eggs and it forces the retention of the second polar body during myotic division and so that's how we do it and we maintain those fertile fish so that we can continue to produce offspring each year. So as the cold water research coordinator for the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission I have the opportunity to essentially think about and then days that I'm lucky I get to touch a trout just about every day and I'm involved with all assets of the cold water in other words trout program for the state and that's working with stock trout resources which we've got over a thousand miles of and we've got several thousand miles of wild trout resources which are self-sustaining populations that do not need stockings and I work with all of the animals but I also work with the policy regulation and also get to work with anglers in the public and so it's a diversity of all of those things that go into hopefully at the end of the day what we could consider as making fish and better and working to conserve our aquatic resources. My interest in this field came from an early passion in fishing that was what I like to do and I started out my education going to North Carolina State University on a different track but I took courses that let me explore the natural resources and that sort of science and after undergraduate school I went to graduate school at Virginia Tech and got a master's degree in fisheries and wildlife science from there and from that point it was working with various jobs even working with freshwater mussel propagation and other fisheries management jobs that have had with North Carolina throughout the last couple years. Probably the best advice I have for anyone interested in this career is to talk with folks the individuals that are working in this career I think everyone will find passionate about what they are doing and have a genuine interest in the resources but also in working to foster the next generation of those resource stewards and those people that are going to replace them and work with them through time and with that said they'd be happy to speak with anyone and give their own individual advice and ultimately if someone has the opportunity there's nothing like getting out and volunteering and being active in that field and being able to see hands on what's happening and the types of work that's going on and what it takes to sort of achieve those goals and certainly for me personally that was one of the more beneficial things that I was able to do and I'm certainly willing to talk to anyone that has that interest or if it's not me they need to talk to me I'll be glad to put them in touch with someone that can likely help them.


Hi everyone, myself Dr. Gurshan Singh Makar, second year Rose graduate student of radio diagnosis in Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mulanambala. My paper presentation is on the role of imaging in evaluation of the Iving Sakoma. Iving Sakoma family of tumour includes the Auschwitz Iving Sakoma, extra skeletal Iving Sakoma, asking tumours, etc. They share a kerative abnormality with translocation involving the chromosome 11 and 22. Iving Sakoma of the bone represents the second most common primary malignant tumour of bone in children and adolescent. The most commonly affected side of the femur, ileum, tibia, humerus, fibula, ribs. And the less frequently involved keratolocation include spine, scapula, hand, radius or alum. Long tubular bone involvement is more commonly proximal than distally. So, here is the AGCC staging of the malignant bone tumour and Anakin classification. Aims an objective to describe the spectrum of radiologic findings in the Iving Sakoma and to assess the intra and extra compartment extent of the Iving Sakoma. Material and methods. The study was carried out in the department of radio diagnosis in Maharishi Markandeshwar University and I included 15 cases. The inclusion criteria were the patient with the bone and joint pain, patient with incisional findings on x-ray and histologically proven from either surgical or biopsy proven specimen. And the exclusion criteria were the post-operative patients and all the patients having cardiac base makers, prosthetic heart valves, cochlear implants and others. Equipment MRI was carried out on 1.5 desla scanner and this was the MRI protocol. And the coil used was a flex coil and spine coil. The results and observation. In this study, I observed that most of the cases were found to be present in male and I observed that most of the cases occurred in metaphysil followed by diphysil. I also found that the most of the cases occurred in femur and tibia, followed by fibula, followed by ribs. So this is the first case. A 17-year-old girl presented an OPD with a complaint of swelling and pain in the left hip and thigh with a difficulty in walking since 8th month. She also had a complaint of fever and lab investigations showed raised ESR and WBC levels. There was no history or trauma. The pathological diagnosis was giving Sakoma. So this is an x-ray or bilateral hip joint. In this, we can see a lytic lesion in the left AC tabulum, ischium, adjusted ileum and left pubic with irregular periosteal reaction and associated soft tissue mass. On T1 weighted axial image, a largely poorly defined lesion appearing hypo intense on T1 images involving the left AC tabulum, ischium, adjacent ileum and left inferior pubic remus was seen with associated multi-loverated soft tissue mass with periosteal region appearing hypo intense on T1. Small area of T1 hyperintensities were seen within it. On T2 weighted images, lesion as well as a soft tissue mass appeared heterogenously hyper intense on T2 weighted and stir images. Soft tissue mass was seen in the involved adjacent part of the obturated internus and pyreform muscle with displacement of the bladder towards the right side. On T1 weighted post-contrast images and T2 weighted post-contrast images, soft tissue mass was seen extending via sciatic foremen with involvement of the left gluteal muscles. Intraarticular extension of the mass in casing the femoral head was seen with associated marked edema in the muscles of the middle compartment of the left thigh with fluid in intramuscular facial plane was seen. There was also other findings like marrow deposits were seen in right AC tabulum, right femoral intratrochentric region, sacral aela on the left side, left ileum and right femoral head. Multiple small nodular lesions were seen in relation to the lower vagina, perenium and bilateral parametral regions which appeared to be heterogenously hyper intense on T2 and stir images suggesting deposits. Discussion and conclusion. Iving sarcoma family of the tumor includes Osteocephalus sarcoma, extracellular Iving sarcoma, primitive neuroctodermal tumors and Asking tumors. They share a carotide abnormality and histologically, these lesions demonstrate crowded sheets of small round blue cells. Imaging features of the Osteocephalus sarcoma often suggest the diagnosis. Treatment of this tumor is usually a combination of neo-adjuvalent chemotherapy followed by a surgical resection which may be supplemented with radiation therapy. Differential diagnoses include Iving sarcoma family of tumors, Pnet and Asking tumors, Osteocephalus sarcoma. Osteocephalus sarcoma more often has amorphous calcified matrix, more prevalent around the knee and in the proximal humerus. Then there is Osteomalitis, metastatic disease, hematological malignancy and eosinophilic granuloma. Here are some references. Thank you so much.


Sequoia. Sequoia Capital is one of the most prominent, if not the most prominent, venture capital funds in the United States. It is one of, if not the most successful venture capital. They have done phenomenally well. They have funded pretty much every, been involved in the funding of pretty much every successful tech company that I can think of. Doesn't mean all of them, but I can think of one of the, you know, starting out with companies even before Apple, but including Apple and Cisco, many of the early Silicon Valley, but all the way to today. Sequoia did lose a lot of money on FTX. But one of the things that Sequoia did about 20 years ago, maybe more, is they opened up Sequoia China. Some of their partners in the U.S. were of Chinese origin. They moved to China.  They hired local talent. And Sequoia China was the large extent responsible for much of the profitability and amazing returns that Sequoia generated over the last 20 or so years, so maybe more, but at least 20 years. So Sequoia China was a big part of the Sequoia Capital success. Again, Sequoia Capital, you know, pretty much every company that you can think of as a significant, you know, they've had significant positions in Amazon.  Zappos, Zappos. They were investors in Zappos, which was bought by Amazon. Anyway, they were investors in Amazon. Pretty much every one of these companies, they were part of the initial investors in them. And I got to know one of the founders of Sequoia Capital, a really amazing, amazing human being. Anyway, over the years, Sequoia has officers in Israel, it has officers in Europe, in the UK, it has officers in India, there's a real presence in India. And of course, it has a presence in China. Today, Sequoia announced they were splitting up. And I found this really interesting. They were creating two, they were basically spinning out the China operations and creating a new venture capital fund with a new name, same venture capital fund with a new name in China that would be completely legally in terms of partnership, separate. So it would be owned by the partners in China, completely separate than the American venture capital fund. And then they were creating a third entity that would take India and southern Asia. There would be response budgets for Asia other than China. And then the US would keep the traditional Sequoia, would stay in Silicon Valley and continue to be called Sequoia Capital. I found this interesting on a number of different fronts. I think this represents one further example of the West kind of leaving China, Western businesses cutting ties with China. Some of this is by China's inspiration. I was also reading some articles about the fact that the Chinese security forces have been raiding Western companies and Western consulting companies, accounting companies and basically doing what they can to discourage them from operating in China, the exact opposite of what it was even 10 years ago, when they were encouraging Western companies to come to China. I think this is very bad. I think this is the more this happens, the more we move towards a condition of a cold war and ultimately potential of a hot war. It's not something we should celebrate. But I found, you know, Sequoia was six, seven years ago, the last time I talked to this founder who passed away. Sequoia Capital was absolutely unequivocally committed to China. China was a big source of its returns. The idea that Sequoia would leave China, huge, huge, in terms of this delinking and the fact that it is happening, it is happening. And the fear, I think, that American investors have in putting their investments in China and, you know, it's going to take a year for Sequoia to unwind because they have to separate the investors who's in China, who's here, the partners are going to have to kind of separate legally. It's probably, I can't imagine the legal bills, millions and millions of dollars to figure this all out and to settle this. Also, the India play is interesting, but it does make sense. You know, my guess is that partners from the U.S. who flew to China, also went to India, also went to other places in Asia, they do a trip. Once you're giving up on China, you might as well just spin off the rest of Asia as well. Sequoia will keep. The U.S. Sequoia will keep its satellites, if you will, in Europe and in Israel. The primary thing here is the spinning off China. I think that's big news and I think that it's, again, an indication of more of this delinking between American business and China generally. 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Comma usage is literally the most interesting topic you will ever encounter. If you hiked up to the top of Mount Rainier, saw a double rainbow, and rescued a basket of puppies, that would only be half as exciting as learning how to use commas. Because we don't want people to get overly excited and end up in the hospital, we're only going to cover three common uses of commas in this video. So hydrate, get in the right head space, and make sure to rest after viewing. The comma rules we're going to cover are comma after an introductory phrase, comma with direct address, and comma splices. Comma after an introductory phrase. First of all, what's an introductory phrase? It's a little group of words that often start out a sentence, often grounding the reader by telling them what else is going on, or where they are in time, etc. Here are a few examples. Glipping through his book of poetry, Gabe smiled and said, check this out. On her last day of finals, Pipa packed extra snacks and her favorite tea. After feeding her guinea pig, Roberta cleaned its cage. While organizing her desk, Emma quietly sang along to the radio. The earth won't stop turning if you don't use a comma after an introductory phrase. Some people suggest only using one if that phrase is over four words long. Just be consistent in your use, and make sure that you have one if the meaning of the sentence could read a couple different ways, like, while we eat, the dog sits patiently waiting. Comma with direct address. This is an easy one, when you're addressing someone, or your narrator or character is speaking to someone, just put a comma after their name, or before their name. Here are a couple examples. Anona, can you help me? I think you're doing a great job, Rachel. Again, will the earth's rotation skid to a halt if you don't do this? Probably not. Some people are picky about it. The last one is the dreaded comma splice. Let's take a look at an example. I like eating tacos, there are too many. So the problem with this is that you've got two independent clauses, or groups of words that are complete thoughts, and they're just being smushed together with a comma. It's like connecting two sentences together with a comma, but it needs more than a comma. So the good news is, is that there's an easy fix for this too. Here just make those two things separate sentences, as long as they make sense that way, or add a little connecting word, like and or but. If you're feeling super adventurous, you might use a semi-colon, but maybe we'll just focus on the first two fixes. I like eating tacos, period, there are too many. We split them into two sentences, or I like eating tacos, but there are too many. We added a connecting word. Let's look at one more example. The peacocks are disproportionately large in the adoration of the magi. The colorful birds were known to symbolize immortality. The size of them stresses the importance of this concept. There are three in this one, so let's fix them. We're going to split it into two sentences first, right at the first comma. Then we're going to add a couple words to our second sentence to add clarity, and we'll add a connecting word where the second comma is. Here's how it turns out. The peacocks are disproportionately large in the adoration of the magi. This is because the colorful birds were known to symbolize immortality, and the size of them stresses the importance of this concept.  Okay, that's all the comma tips you get for now. I know you want more, but you're just going to have to be happy with what you get.


Let me start with what Rajesh talked about on Sherlock Holmes' quote, which is from the sign of fortitude. It says, when evaluated the impossible, whatever you need, however incredible must be the truth. As a model of one of the black room industries, which had a very interesting coordinate viewpoint to this. But this is a story about a scientist who said, look, I've got a case. Now, this is a lady who seems to be able to predict the future. It's not very far. She's able to predict things about finance to tell us the future. The more catastrophically events are, the wider the range she's able to predict. She's able to predict earthquakes and things like that.  And it seems impossible to escape the conclusion that this lady has the cognition and their code. The story is called the obvious factor. He says, I'm left in a position where I must learn what Sherlock Holmes lately said. When the impossible has been eliminated, then whatever remains, however incredible is the truth. In this case, if there are any kinds of impossible, the recognition must be the truth. Don't you agree? And these guys were stunned into silence until one day, for example, says that Henry is grinning. Holmes asked him to explain this well, Henry. And Henry then says, let's say that when the possible has been eliminated, whatever remains, however incredible is the truth, is to make the assumption that, is to make the assumption usually unjustified, that everything that is to be considered has been considered. Let us say we consider 10 factors. 9 are really impossible. Is it 10? However, it is wrong, but therefore true. What if there is an 11th factor? Or a 12th factor? Or a 13? That we are not considering. In this particular case, in this story, it turns out that the factor that they had not considered was the guy, Eldridge, had been lying all through, he'd just been cooking up a story, making things up as they came along. Now, a lot of what we have been exposed to in analysis is based on the assumption of limited information. You are given a set of information. You perform a set of analysis on it. And therefore, we have grown used to making some implicit assumptions about the kind of information that is used. For example, any puzzle you solve or any exam questions that you answered have two characteristics. One, you are guaranteed that there is a solution.  And secondly, that you are in that question given all the information that you need. But that's a really powerful constraint. In fact, there are a number of problems in exams that are solved just using these. And I'll give you some examples. So, in the absence of this information, the same problems might have been a lot tougher to solve or perhaps even impossible to solve. But with these constraints coming in, the situation comes in very easy. One of my friends said, look, SAT is great. Supposing you had four questions, who was the 34th president of the United States? And I don't know who it is, but let's assume that the choice is where, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, FDR, and none of the above. There's a good chance that it's FDR, who may or may not have been a 34th president. I don't know. But it's very easy to know that none of the above is very unlikely. And Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, certainly they're not presidents of the United States. Because it's easy to eliminate. And that's an additional set of powerful constraints that we have in particular type exams. That you know that there is a solution. That there is only one solution and it is among the choices that step up. So you don't really need to actually find the answer to the question. You just need to make sure that you've crossed off the wrong answers. In one of these are the solution. What remains, however, in government, must be the truth. Not to reveal. There are many more possible considerations that one might encounter. Incidentally, even this specific objective type of exams doesn't always work. So here's an example in which a student has consistently marked the answer as C, which is normally a good technique.  Except that the professor who graded this had this to say in his review. Every year I attempt to boost my students' final grades by giving them this little, little simple exam, which consists of 100 to 12 false questions from only three chapters of the community. For the past 20 years that I've taught intro to communications 101, I have never seen someone score below 65 in this exam. Therefore, your score of 0 is the first in history and ultimately scored the entire class and reached down by 8 points. There were two possible answers. A and B. You chose C for all 100 questions. You're obviously ready to get lucky with at least a quarter of the answers. It's as if you can look at a simple question. Unfortunately, this brings your final grade, this class, to fail. C next year. If all that fails, all this fails, go with B from now on. B is the new C. This isn't quite what works in real life. I would say it doesn't quite work. It works in a number of cases. There are other ways of looking at data, especially if it's open-ended. There are other ways of analyzing if it's open-ended. The thing that I'd like to add on what Harjit said, or complement what Harjit said, is on data-led analysis. Sometimes you wonder if, looking at the data, you can get new hypotheses in that sense. So, the 11th factor, the 12th factor that Henry is talking about, can those come up from data in that sense? To take an example, we were working with a small restaurant who said, here's our point of sale data. Let's see what we can do with it. Let's toss a bunch of scattered analysis we do with a number of other data sets with this and try and see how the sales of every single item is correlated to the sales of every other item. Now, it turns out that there is one product that they said, which is almost like poison, at least from a revenue perspective. When people buy this product, the sales of almost every other product reduces. Now, this is true for another product. Whenever people buy more of something, they tend to buy more of most other things, except for this one product and that poison is mineral water. Now, in hindsight, that's somewhat intuitively obvious. It fills your stomach. Another example was starters. Starters tend to reduce the sale of your main course. Again, understand, you tend to fill up your stomach. Deserts don't go back in time. Deserts are positively correlated to every single product. Fantastic result. So, this is not something where a hypothesis start with. Can we find out which product will reduce the sale of another product which shouldn't be set? It's a data set. You've done this kind of analysis a lot of times. Toss a data set. Did we get a result? In this case, yes. If we not get a result with other kinds of analysis, absolutely. So, for every one interesting result you get, you're probably going to have to do 10 pieces of analysis which are not that interesting. That's where computing power comes in. And you can toss enough hypothesis. You can toss enough kinds of analysis at a data set. And expect to get results much faster than you normally would otherwise see. The traditional approach of hypothesis which you come up with by thinking and then test using data leading to insight now has an alternate workflow which is you start with data, do automated analysis. You can also connect a hypothesis. And that could potentially give you insight. We've maintained something of this kind in this course. That's not all we'll be doing. But that this angle is something we'll be bringing in as well. Because this course is also going to be not just about thinking with analysis, but doing the analysis and not just manually doing the analysis. It's also about programmatic analysis which is you're not doing the analysis. You're getting a program to do the analysis for you. Which is not an easy thing. Partly because it requires a different set of skills. Partly because it requires a different way of thinking. And almost certainly because without doubt manually doing the analysis will take less time the first time than it would if you were doing it programatically. The advantage is the second time, the third time and so on. It would be in zero effort. And you apply the same analysis to a different data set and it will be in zero effort. And same analysis will give you different kinds of insights. Let me move back a slide. And to throw a question to you. How do you do your analysis? What tools do you use? For both of you who are not familiar, our is programmatic language. It's almost a borderline between, say, an excellent Python programming language and the GUI based. And Python is a programming language. SPSS. I think and feel. I think and feel. Think and feel. Which probably is augmented like they can intensively. Google refines. Google refines. Which for those of you who are not aware, is another fairly interesting tool. How do you code for the digital analysis? We'll take really our own tool. Excellent. It's interesting that the answers form into two buckets. On the one bucket there are a set of programs that we talked about and on the other side is you talking about thinking and feeling, which is going about the analysis in your mind. To me these are almost two very different things in the sense that both are absolutely essential. You have to think about how to structure the analysis. And in some cases you may be able to complete the analysis in your head. That's what a lot of people have been doing over many centuries of history. And clearly we have a lot of tools which you can then use to translate that analysis into something that you can delegate to a being that's far more powerful than us. What we've learned in all of these years is great. And we're going to continue that learning. This course will be tighter to this part of that. What we haven't learned is how to use computers really well to get them to do the kind of thinking that we need to do. SAS or SPS is excellent. Fantastic tools. Writing your own program even more fantastic. Getting them to do the kinds of analysis that can be done on data. We'll get there someday. So, like I said, this course involves programmatic analysis. There's very little manual analysis that we'll be doing as part of this course. And the program will be mostly written in Python. The reason we will do Python's A is simple to learn. MIT recently shifted over from LISP to Python. Part of the reason was that it's fairly straightforward and simple to learn for a person who has no programming background and we use that as well. The other reason is that it's fairly good for analysis. Some people here are already using Python for analysis. It's got a number of languages. So if you want to calculate the average, you don't have to write your own code. It's written. If you want to calculate something volume sophisticated, let's say the kurtosis, you don't need to write that yourself. The code is written. And it's fairly well documented. There are enough people whom you can reach out to for help in a forum. You can go out and get that information. So that's part of the reason why Python. The other part of the reason is Python's guarantee my direction. So if you learn something, then you learn something. Let me just flip this question around. So if you have to write a program today, what language would you have chosen? Just curious to hear from the teams here. What would be your language of choice be? If it were not going to be Python. Visual basic. Visual basic. Why? I work in visual basic. You work in visual basic. Which is a five reason. And the other reason I can think of using visual basic is it works well with Excel. So if the bulk of your data is Excel and a lot of people have Excel, if you want to share your results in Excel, that's a great language to write it. And if you're familiar with visual basic, it's as good as any other language. Java. Java. The reason is it works well with Hadoop and infrastructure. It works better with Hadoop. It works much better than Python. It works much better than Python with Hadoop. Hadoop is a way of doing analysis on multiple computers as opposed to single computers. So if you had a problem that was bigger than what one machine can record, then you're better off using this thing called Hadoop. And Java does a better job with Hadoop than with Hadoop. That's another reason. Closure. Closure. Yeah, because that runs on the JVM. Yeah. And also like in Python, some of the C libraries like NumPy that doesn't run on the JVM. Yeah. In the Python implementation, it doesn't run. And Closure, it contains a lot of statistical tools and all those things, and it runs on the JVM. And also it is like it is coming up as a new language and it makes programming like as easy as Python. So the language is Closure. That's like Closure except for the J instead of the S. For those of you who have learned the term Java and are interested in this video, there are two parts to Java. There is the Java programming language and there is the Java virtual machine. Java virtual machine is something like an operating system so that you can actually run it on pretty much any kind of machine that runs on Windows or something like that. So Closure is a language that compiles into the Java virtual machine and therefore can run on any machine including Hadoop, which is a very good part of it. But it does not require you to like the Java programming language. It's considered by a number of people in more powerful programming language with a lot of support that's new. Because that gives you an overview of programming gives you a feel for the kinds of tools and the kinds of programming languages that exist that one can play with. We are just going to stick to Python but just don't worry there are many other alternatives some of which you may not have heard of but it exists and part of what this group can do is for those of you who are not aware of that side of the community you would be able to get in touch and you would be playing around with some of these things potentially cutting in stuff and either use their help or learn directly from them. Now, I want to gauge your comfort level. You might be in a state where you say I'm not too comfortable programming programming or I've never done any programming I did it for years, about whatever but today if you ask me to sit and write let's take a sample program a program that can play a standard deviation of self numbers. You could say I'm not too comfortable doing that or you could say I can program but not all that well in Python. So if you ask me to write you can see each other and it should be safe or excellent or not quite in Python or you could say I am good at Python just think about where you think you stand writing down keeping your mind whatever and let me do a poll actually before I go ahead let's do the poll now how many of you would say you're good at Python? that's five hands how many of you would say you can program but not that well in Python? five, nine and how many of you would say five, nine you're not too comfortable in programming? not too comfortable is a mild word I have no clue about including included five, so let's go through what you're probably able to do if you want to get the most out of this course the five of you who are good at Python if you're starting off with scraping next class you might want to try out the lxml library if you haven't already but otherwise you're just you're fine for those of you who can program but not that well in Python I just suggest reading up on Python here are a couple of links these slides will be available online you can refer to this link or if you want to copy these links that's fine or just remember to do a search for these the first link is google's python class code.vul.com.ed has a link to a patterned system introductory course on Python which will not take you more than a few hours to run through and do it and it will give you a sense of how to create lazy data structures leave files and process things the second is a book called Dial into Python he published this book online had a huge 500 meters who said look you can't just give away the book for free and have it published but he fought that battle the book is available in the public domain and then he completely vanished from the online space so every single online presence of Mark Wilkins has been wiped out but because he put this book in the public domain there are enough copies enough translations and what used to be in Python.org now the site is in Python.net and a number of other cases with translations it's an excellent book this will take you a few days at best to complete but you don't need to complete the book just go through the first say five or six chapters you should be good so that's for those of you who can program you can stay good for those of you who are not too comfortable programming or have not programmed so far I would strongly suggest taking an introduction to programming class in Python for those of you who will be watching this online or are not going to be based out of Bangalore here are a couple of links you can take a course from University they have a course CS1014 which is an introduction to computer science that's in Python Coursera has a course on programming and it's a basic introduction to programming it will teach you all the concepts of programming from scratch it takes a number of us so you probably want to start right now for those of you who are in Bangalore we are running a course that's at TechnoTurf TechnoTurf is a technical training institute and these classroom sessions will start at Indranada these will be done on Friday and Saturday if we need to do this session Sunday we will cover this on Friday and Saturday give me just a thank you I will talk a bit more about it's at Indranada near Metro on CMH Road the timings at this class is something that we are opening up only to the people in this room who are interested in taking up the course will be run by the chief the chief will please stand up which you will need for that thing which goes on Friday and Saturday the particular will be made available online at some point but this is more than this is a classroom session as much as workshop where you are done for the course have questions, ask sit and work through the course and that's all if you are interested in taking the course please after this class on email and the other thing that I will have to do work over the time on Friday is pretty much the full day session on Friday we will have a few hours of course for those of you who would like to be taking the course how many people would like a Friday how many in Friday sit and work how many of you are comfortable on Saturday Saturday even anyone how many of you have constraint on Saturday morning on Saturday morning if you have constraint on Saturday morning who can't make it on Saturday morning in that case you probably end up having to do 3 days because we won't be able to cover from 6 to 8 or 9 who is ok with Sunday Sunday full day Sunday full day might be a possibility yeah what if you want to spoil your weekend thank you go over and see what maximizes yeah what way did you get to my your life Sunday full day you will need a lot of in terms of the sessions that we will go with the next session that's getting the data if you have quick introduction to what we will be doing there internet will be provided internet will be provided if it's at the end of Saturday that's a reason to do it actually that's a good point you will need access to the internet so it will have to be at the end of the day all of the courses that I mentioned earlier will give you an idea of where to download it so the next session is going to be on getting the data there are two parts to getting the data it's either either you don't have it or it's not a format that you can use and those are the two things we will be covering and when I say covering we will talk about how to do this in an order of fashion so let's say you have text file and it's got the number of let's say it's a standard report format so you have let's say names you have a district ring for data you have the name of a district and as many spaces as required to pair it on a filter and then you have the number of centimeters or millimeters of weight for that particular one and so on you have the row after row at the end this is in fact the actual format of the data that we will see in a number of cases now how does one process that to come at you has data realistically so you have a file in which you have spaces separating everything but it looks very neat when you open it everything is sorted in the column format how would you process it I hear a few numbers of Excel any other parts Excel is quick, really quick you just open it, you say text to columns and text to it you can put everything into columns you have good control on whether the columns should be numbers or whatever format you can do a lot of stuff with it if you haven't used text to columns in Excel please take a look at it the problem with that is if you had one file per district so some of the plus files it's going to take a lot of time so one of the things that we will be talking about in the next session starting with the basics of file how would you go about converting this out of the file into a file that one can open in Excel let's see the other part is downloading those 620 15 out files is going to take a lot of time for you to do it so how do you automate that the second part now incidentally this is called calling and it's no different from what Google does to every single website does it take much by way of computing resources so that's how fast you do it when you write your bandwidth and your computer's speed so if you save 600 files let's say each one takes a second that's going to take you about 10 minutes happy to wait for 10 minutes if you want 60,000 files then you might want to either split it across multiple machines or let it run for a thousand minutes it's still not such a big deal it's a few days you can leave it over and get it there so depending on how urgent you need it you have different words something that will your time both to write the program and to run the program versus how much money you have either in terms of the ability to hire people to do the co-writing for you or to run the machines that you can most of the problems that I have dealt with in many years have not required more than one computer and have not required more than a week of the longest process that I've done is a week of downloading Twitter's data because I wanted to get my own weeks worth of data the second largest was a matrimonial site from which I downloaded every single frame's data recently I feel like I was getting my own data but anyway purely for analysis purposes and that took me a day and a half the rest of the sessions you can go through the contents and we'll explain our subsequent sessions through what they will be talking about so like I said that's what the topic of the next session is you have a sense of what you need from a big business perspective just let us know if you're fine any questions that I can take those like now so couple of quick announcements so if if you want to attend that course next week independent of the time please tell Anand that you want to do so if you haven't registered for this course like I saw that a couple of people came in late and you haven't actually paid up please do so as well and apart from that again let me reiterate register on the course site so that we can use the forums and other functions accurately we will be hearing from us about the projects that you'll be participating in by the next session or at most by the middle of next week and that's what going to be the fun part and obviously once you know how to scrape you should be able to get your hands dirty with those data sets thank you I'll be here