I am going to be sharing with you today my very favorite mauve toned makeup from every category that has color in it and we're going to do that right now.  We're going to get into swatching these and looking at the mauve tone makeup right now. Okay so the first thing that I want to talk about is what is mauve. Mauve is usually a very cool toned color that is used in makeup. I have everything on my face today that is mauve. I really wanted to showcase that and show you what mauve makeup can look like. My lips are very muted, my eyes are fairly muted. They have a little bit more vibrancy because I did go in with a little bit of a darker color but on the whole mauve makeup is quite muted. It's very either rosy toned mauve or it's purpley toned mauve. For me I kind of gravitate towards the purple mauve and I have my shirt on that matches it today. I have my earrings on which a sweet little YouTuber named MyLifeWendy go and check her out. I will make sure I link her below. She makes these so if you guys are wondering where my earrings came from that's from Wendy and she does a fantastic job. All right so the obvious is palettes that actually call themselves mauve and I have three of those and I like them all. I think that they're great palettes. I did not realize that I still had my swatches from my last video on. Forgive me I'm not that put together. Okay that's off now we're good. Smuckers is joining us so we're going to just kind of say hi to her and hopefully she'll be a good girl. So the mauves palette from Juvia's Place. This is one I got fairly recently but it brings out what I was talking about. They're either being kind of a purpley mauve or they're being pinker mauves and these two colors right here which I will swatch for you those definitely have the mauve vibes to them. They're just kind of muted colors without being over the top overly bright and they're very pretty and then this one is a deepened mauve and I think that's so pretty too. So this is a beautiful palette. I'm glad that they did throw in a little bit of extra color in there otherwise mauve just gets kind of repetitive as in what they did with making mauves from Colourpop. This is a beautiful palette as well. I really do love it. However I do feel like they did a good job in bringing in these neutral colors right here and then throwing the mauve colors in these five right here because they even did a really good job of having a light mauve in here and I think that is a really pretty color as well. You can see it right there. It's very light. It's very pretty but it still has that mauve cast to it. So I do feel like they did a great job on this with the mauve colors but I do want to let you know that those neutral colors are in there as well. If you are somebody that really likes the neutral to cool tones wait for this one to come back in stock. As of filming this it was out of stock but they restocked so quickly and this has been a really popular palette and I think it's one that you'll be able to find soon from them. You can get on their email email list if you want to do that. All right also one that has the mauve name is from Profusion and this one is really pretty. I didn't even know they had this. I stumbled across this about three weeks ago and I just think they did such a pretty job in here. Now I will say that this one down here does have glitter in it but it's really micro fine and it's not a lot of glitter. As a matter of fact I do have this one popped in the middle of my lips right there to give it a little bit more dimension and then I put a gloss over top of it so it's really really pretty color but you know I was looking for a lot of mauve tone blushes and I didn't find as many as I thought I would and I looked at this palette and I thought you know this would be a beautiful mauve toned blush palette as well. The pans are big. You could just swirl your brush in here and then tap it off really well. You might get a little bit more pigment than you wanted but even the metallics as they swirl together would be so pretty. Let's see if I can make that happen. This is just a stipple brush and I'm just going to kind of go over these and then I picked up a bunch on there. Now I'm just going to kind of stipple it and see what we got there. Look at that. Isn't that pretty? So keep in mind some of your eyeshadow palettes can absolutely be blush and that is just gorgeous but these are beautiful colors. Profusion does a really good job of their shadows. They're quite saturated. That one is a red red like this one right here. You're really looking at a very pinky color which I'll just swatch that right there for you. It actually almost translates as orange on the camera not orange but peach deep peach on the camera. So it's pretty and I'm glad that they put that in there but it's hard to nail a true mauve in the metallic formula. Now the ultimate mauve tone palette to me is the Huda Beauty nude palette. This one is amazing. The packaging on it is beautiful. It's a heavy duty cardboard and plastic packaging. It has a beautiful mirror in there that takes up almost this whole lid. It's dirty because I work with it all the time. This color right here. Beautiful light metallic mauve and then there's this color over here which is a very light mauve and then this color down here which is a very deep deep mauve and then this color right here which is a rosy toned mauve and then the rest of them just kind of work in conjunction with each other and play together so well and this palette is a dream for me. I think I named this one my 2018 or my 2018 number one palette of the year because it gives me all of those beautiful mauve feels. I just think it's fantastic. It's one of those palettes that I reach for over and over again especially when I'm looking at wanting a mauve look. It's gorgeous and this is actually what I wore on my eyes today. I did go in with this kind of a very very light peach as my transition color then I took that medium mauve color right there and used it just below the transition. Then I went into this and used it as the deep color that is in the crease and on the outer V right there. I did go in with something completely different on my eyelids because I wanted it to be super bright. I'll just show you this really quickly. This is the Becca Prismatic Amethyst highlighter. I wear this on my eyes all the time. It's so pretty and I just spray my brush and then put it on there and it just looks so gorgeous. I think I had junk on my face half of the time there. Okay, it's gone. All right. The last thing here is from Mark Jacobs and this is one of his gel highlighters or eyeliners and this is in Jazz Berry. This could not be more mauve if I like I said made it myself. It's a beautiful mixture of brown and that mauve tone or that rose tone very muted and I do have this on my outer bottom lashes right here about a third of the way over. So gorgeous and this is a duo chrome color. It is one of those colors that you turn it one way and it looks really really mauve or really purpley. You turn it another way. It looks brown and this is one of my favorite colors that he's ever made but this is just so interesting because it has that multi-dimension to it. You do get that bronze look in it or the brown look in it while at the same time you know you turn and you get that mauve tone too. I love these liners. They're so good. They don't dry out because the lid is so tight on there and they stay on your eyes all day long. They're really good about that as well. Really love these liners. Oh, I do have one last eye product that I meant to tell you about. ColourPop has this super shock shadow and oddly enough it's named Bill which is my husband's name. This is a beautiful mauve tone. Oh my goodness. I have this right on top of the Marc Jacobs liner on my eyes right there and this is so creamy, so buttery, so easy to blend. I love these and this I just use with a regular brush and I use it as a transition color or a color that you can use as a liner. I love the super shock formula because I feel like it stays put all day long and stays very very vibrant and I love it when I find a matte from them that I love that I like the color of too because it just ends up being one that I reach for over and over again to do like a one-and-done look because you can really sheer it out as you go when you're working with it at the beginning. See right there? It's really sheered out but you can deepen it up too to make it look a lot more dimensional on your eyes. I really love these and I love the color Bill and I love Bill so we're good there. So blushes, cheek products were a little bit harder for me although I love the mauve tone. There just isn't that much and there's not that much at the drug store. I'm sure I'm overlooking some but I'll start out with ones that are kind of along the lines of rosy mauve and that's really a lot of what I have more than anything is just that rosy toned look. So this first one is one that I've talked about over and over again on my channel. This is Between the Sheets and it is a super shock formula from ColourPop again. Now you're going to look at this and you're going to go, that's not mauve. Well it's not. It's more along the lines of that rosy muted mauve color because when you get it on your cheeks you don't want it to be too terribly mauve otherwise you're going to look like you have purple on your cheeks. It has to work with these really super cool tones but it still has to bring life to your cheeks at the same time. This is the Age Perfect one from L'Oreal and I can't see the name of that to save my life. So let's see what it is here. This one is called Mauved Mauve. So definitely this one is supposed to be mauve as well and like I said these are ones that pull along the lines of rose. They have to do that otherwise you're going to look so washed out if you put that muted color on your cheeks. This is a beautiful one that really gets really close to the perfect mauve. This is Coast to Coast pressed blush from Colourpop. This one is beautiful. I mean this is a beautiful beautiful mauve tone and it's not like it's one of those mauves that really just doesn't look much like mauve. It definitely pulls that way but look at how close it is with the L'Oreal one. It's just a little bit more muted but we're still staying along those rosy lines.  I love that Colourpop does this kind of stuff. This one is out of stock too. You know they had that 25% off sale and everybody just bought tons of stuff from Colourpop. So get on the waiting list for this too. COSIS is the brand that somebody was recommending on their new Sephora VIB recommendations and it is what I have on today. I just couldn't pass this up because look at this. This is your absolute mauve but this is a cream product but look at that. You get the definite pinky mauve vibe there. It's so pretty and this is just it's been a beautiful blush to work with. Like I said it is what I have on and then I have a tiny bit of that highlight on the top. It's just beautiful on mature skin because of the way it just melds and looks so seamless on the skin. I really am in love with that one. The next one is from MAC and this one again is called Blush Please. This one is more along the lines of neutral mauve to me. It's so pretty. I love this formula. These are their bounce ones or glow ones. The glow ones. Not bounce. That is bare minerals. Okay so this is pretty because it gives you the neutral tone but it gets that muted mauve color going as well. It looks a lot different than it does in the pan doesn't it? But it's so pretty on the cheeks and especially if you're wanting more of a neutral mauve look instead of the purpley mauve that I've gone on my eyes you would want a blush that looked like this on your cheeks and that's so pretty. I don't want to forget this one from ELF that's a cream blush as well. I it was in with the lipsticks. This is called sparkling rose and it is the prettiest mauve rose color and this is such a great formula. If you've never worked with these you really need to look into them because they're just beautiful beautiful formulas. Now let me pick that up and I'm going to just put a little bit across my cheeks so you see how pretty it is. Just a little bit kind of vivid those cheeks up a little bit and I just love these. They're just gorgeous gorgeous blushes. So if you're somebody that's going well I can't take that price tag of the price tag of the Kosas Melissa. Look into these from ELF especially this one that is the sparkling rose. It's such a pretty pretty mauve color. All right now on to the lips. I have two lip liners that I absolutely love. Excuse the butt in the background there. This one is the Sephora Gel Rouge lip liners that I touted so much that I do every single time that I talk about liners on my channel as far as lip liners and higher end goes. It's not really high end. It's not super duper expensive but it's a little bit more. This is what I have all over my lips and to line my lips today and then the other one is from Essence and this is their soft contour pencil and this one is in Sucker for Grace. So both of them have that concept of okay well I'm going for a very muted tone. I'm going for one that is on the pink side or the purple side and then we get that mauve color that we love so much. So that is that one right there and then this one is the Gel Rouge. A little bit different formula on the Gel Rouge because it's almost lipstick like whereas this one from Essence is definitely just like a pencil that you normally get and it stays a really long time. I pulled so many lip glosses and lipsticks out here that we could be here all day just talking about mauve lipsticks and mauve lip lip glosses. I'm going to put my glasses on for this so we can go through it a little bit faster. This first one is from Sydney Grace and this is Hailey. Sydney Grace's lip glosses aren't that much. I think they're like $10 and they're beautiful beautiful formula. Look at that beautiful mauve in there. Just kind of a mix between the rose and the purple on that one and they are a gloss but they're a gloss that is completely opaque. So you're going to get that beautiful vibrant payoff of color but you're still going to be able to have your lips look really juicy. And then the next one that I have is from Essence and this is so heavy. These are the plumping glosses from them. These are great glosses. If you're looking for something at the drug store that is absolutely beautiful these are absolutely a gorgeous gloss and I have so many of those that formula in different colors. I love it so much.  I love that one. And then the last one I have is like a muted mauve purple and this is Marshmallow from Nix and this is their new Butter Gloss release. Again it's Marshmallow and this one is definitely your mauve tone. If you like mauves you're going to like that one. It's really beautiful. And then for lipsticks first of all from Maybelline on the mauve. I know that I haven't seen this in stores for a long time. You can still get this on Amazon and I'll make sure that I give you a good link for it. This one is a super creamy formula. It's beautiful on the lips. If you were one that liked the look of that belle flower the Sephora Collection liner but you wanted just something that was a little bit faster a little bit easier on the mauve is it. It's a beautiful beautiful color. I have worn the heck out of this. I think I've gone through like four or five tubes. This is a beautiful lipstick. Probably my number one pick for lipsticks that are mauve that pull the purple mauve. The next one is from Revlon and this one is called Soft Hearted. This is a beautiful formula as well and it has the pink purple mauve color to it. So pretty. Oh my gosh. This one is a little bit lighter than on the mauve. So if you're one that doesn't like super dark colors it's still a deep color that's going to give you some vibrancy on your on your cheeks on your lips but it definitely is not as dark as on the mauve. And then the next one is from Mac. This is one of my favorites because it is a frosted formula. This one is Fabby and Fabby is really along the lines of a pinky mauve. It's very muted but it still has that gorgeous reflect in it from it being frosted. I don't wear this as much as I should. I love this color. I need to leave it out or leave it in my purse. Another one from Revlon that I feel like is super mauve but it definitely leans towards the purple side of mauve is Plum Dandy. This is from Revlon like I said and look at that one. That one has a little bit more vibrancy to it. It definitely is a very creamy formula. I love these. This is so beautiful. I also wanted to bring you lighter versions and darker versions on the lipstick. First of all this is the Vice Lipstick from Urban Decay. Don't shoot the messenger. I did not pick this name out. I would not have picked this name out but I do like this color and it's violet. I just think it's so pretty. It's just one of those colors. Actually it's really close to that one just above it but it's lighter and this is a matte color so it is going to stick around a long time. I just think it's absolutely gorgeous and really really like that one. This one from Kiko Milano. We're going really deep on this one. This one is a beautiful formula as well. Actually holy cow. That's just a little bit deeper of a formula than this one and it's creamier. That's Kiko Milano. I think this one is called Unlimited. I'm not 100% sure. No. It's called Rosetto. I should have known until I actually look at the color that I don't know what it is. This one is from Makeup Forever. This one is the Artist Rouge Cream. I think yes and this just has a number is C211 and that is that one right there. These all kind of look like the same ones except for these ones that I showed you that are a little bit more on the purple-y side. Not many people like the purple-y side as much as I do. I'm a purple fiend really. I do have one more to show you. I forgot this was sitting over there. This is called Mauve It Up. This one is definitely a beautiful one from this is Maybelline as well and this one has that definite purple feel. This one has almost like a bright purple feel with the mauve. So you're looking at a color that is very wearable because it does have that little bit of the pink undertone to it. This one is from Belief Beauty and this one is called Vintage Romance. I am out of places to put it but I wanted to show you this one because this one is more along the lines of a true pink mauve. So that muted tone they all look almost the same don't they? I can't believe I have that many mauve lipsticks but this one is gorgeous and I think this one is only like four dollars and again this is called Vintage Rose from Belief Beauty. Very inexpensive but you can only get this at Dollar General and I love that one. All right that's it for today's video. I hope that you did enjoy seeing all of my mauve makeup. It's really fun for me because this is my favorite color to work with. I gravitate towards it. I will move towards it in a room if I see it. Mauve makeup is just my jam. I absolutely love it. So I hope that you did enjoy this video. Please give it a thumbs up on your way out of here. Everyone stay happy, stay healthy, stay sanitized and make sure you take care of yourselves. I love you all very much and I'll see you all in my next video friends. Bye!


What's up coach in this video? We're going to talk about why pay per session clients will ruin your business My name is coach Nick Aldero I'm a client success coach with make money coaching sports And if you're looking to connect after this video, you can find me on Instagram first right here Or you can text me the word grow to<PHONE_NUMBER> and the best way is to schedule a call on the calendar The link will be in the description. Okay, so Why pay per session clients will ruin your business number one? They are not committed. What happens when people aren't committed. They don't get results If they don't get results, it looks like that you're it looks like your training or your coaching does not work They come they go They're in they're out. They're very wishy-washy, right? There's no commitment. No results Okay, and those people are always more difficult to deal with when you have to constantly Be collecting money. It is it is exhausting which brings me by the next point number two.  I'm done now That's not That's okay for like clinics and stuff I personally do clinics and then I have my actual program where it's a reoccurring payment There's nothing wrong with clinics where it's like a holiday for school or things like that But if you can't you can't run your whole program like that the foundation of your program should be a reoccurring payment Okay, so it forces you when people are paying for session You're just chasing money all the time you're in number three You're asking if you don't get paid up front. You're always you're always I'm sorry number four. You're always asking for money. They go. Hey, Mr. Jones I'm are you gonna pay for last week and then people people will Nice people people who seem nice people who seem to have Credibility and a high Character they will skip out on paying you because because simply because you're letting them because you are not Controlling your business. So you know, you're forced to ask for money constantly if you're collecting it like after the session You're always chasing number three. You're always chasing new clients, which of course as a business owner You're always you're always Prospecting for new clients and you're always talking about new clients, but there's a difference between like hey, I have I know I have Money coming in from these reoccurring payments versus I have zero coming in unless I go find somebody Somebody else right because you're paying you're getting paid per session. It's just not since it's just not a Sustainable number five. It's not a sustainable business plan Right gyms don't they don't pay per session for a gym now Some Jim might let you do that but like if you keep coming to the gym First of all, you're gonna end up paying one more money You know, they do have a drop in cost They pay per month. They I mean you pay per month. They stay charge your card Every single month. You have to run your business like a business. You cannot always do pay per session again, the exception to that would be For clinics here and there but it's not the found should not be the foundation of Your program. Otherwise, you're gonna be burnt out. You're gonna be like this is too difficult You need to run smoothly and then when you do have your holiday clinics here and there That's when you're collecting obviously new payments But for the most part your payment should be automatically reoccurring Throughout the month three months six months 12 months getting people to commit so they get results If they get results more people are gonna come because they're getting better They know they go to you to get better if they're just wishy washy and they're like they're in They're out. They disappear for three months. They're not going to get better.  All right. I hope this video helped. I'll see you next video


And I'm moving on to other parts of Africa, the head of Libya's Human Rights Commission says he has rejected the idea of renewing a migration deal between the country and Italy. In a report issued earlier this week, Amnesty said the Italian government was set to approve the continuance of the agreement on Wednesday as both parties reached an agreement in 2017, signing a memorandum of understanding to step up cooperation and to fight migrant trafficking from Libyan shores. Chairman of the Libyan National Commission for Human Rights, Ahmed Hamza, said the deal was renewed for a further three years, starting from February 2, 2020, adding that his organisation has repeatedly called for authorities to reconsider the agreement. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


EFNN, The Tiger, Financial News Network. Good morning everyone, this is Tuesday the 5th of July, hope everyone had a good July the 4th weekend. This is going to be an interesting session because what we're looking at here is the Dallas Sharpey, it's down 640 at 30,458. This is not the action that I wanted to see because I was prepared for three days of consolidation. This is the fourth day since that high that was made in 31865. The day is young. We want to see some kind of reversal to the upsides of the Dallas closers, way off the load today and then has a much better day tomorrow. At this particular point, it's not doing that, looking at the S&P, down 73 at 3751. It has not taken out the load three days ago, but it's getting real close and you want to see that by at least mid-session it starts to get into the 3760, 66 level. Right now, as we're speaking at 10.01 in the morning, Eastern time, this is where you want to see some kind of a load being made that at least attempts to rally towards mid-session. Then we'll see what happens, QQQ, NDX100 is actually holding a little bit better. Gold is down 341 at 278.64 and I would like to see 279.50 and then 280 by the end of the day or at least by tomorrow rather than going lower from here. Mark is not going to listen to me, but that's what we're trying to do. IWM is very weak, mine is 4,167. Gold is down very sharply. Gold is down 22 at 1779. This is going to be really important because it's underneath support level. I'll talk about it in my show, the Tiger Technicians Hour coming up and the dollar, which we are still long from opening course subscribers, having a great day up $1.35 at 1 to 6.53. That's really impacting the Euro and if you look at the crude oil, crude oil at this point is sharply lower at minus 5.5 and 102.90. This is exactly what you would expect of the commodities are pulling back, oil's pulling back, it should be helping the Dow, it should be helping the Dow Transports. We'll talk about all this as soon as I return from my Tiger Technicians Hour and what we're looking at is the TLT, that's Bonds, are holding up near the highs of the last couple of days at 116.71 and that means the yields are coming down. Everything's in place for at least an attempt to have a decent rally. I'll be back in a moment for the Tiger Technicians Hour Checkup opening course and go to the front page of TFN. I think this is the last day of the Tiger, the fantastic Tiger set. See you in a few minutes, otherwise later tomorrow.


Our brave men and women who wear the cloth of our nation often spend the holidays away from the comforts of home, deployed at sea, and in harm's way. The holidays are a time to reconnect with our loved ones and to celebrate cherished family traditions. They also offer us the chance to begin new traditions with members of our military family. May we embrace this holiday season with a spirit of gratitude for those friends and family who sustain us throughout the year. Their friendship, kindness, and love are truly priceless gifts that endure and enable us to thrive. This year presented challenges and uncertainty for all of us with so much outside of our control. It's easy to feel overwhelmed. It's not just our hope, it's our prayer that you experience God's reassuring presence this holiday season and throughout the new year. God is a very present help in times of trouble. Wherever you're celebrating and whatever your tradition, may you be filled with the spirit of hope this season and throughout the new year. Merry Christmas and happy holidays.


Making rage quit. Exit out to no favorite team with a bottom. The YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on is engraving here with another video. And in this video, we are here to talk about another PFF list where it ranks the top head coaches in the league heading into the 2021 season. Because we talk about quarterbacks and running backs and receivers and offensive lines. All that good stuff. We talk about all that. But we don't talk about the head coaches enough. Now, I know team keep it clean. Y'all always talk about the head coaches because y'all don't miss a beat. But it's not talked about enough overall with everybody. So let's get into this list. Well, right before we get into it, please tell somebody you love them today.  Just reach out to them and say, hey, what's up? I was just thinking about you. That's it. It ain't got to be no big deal.  I was just thinking about you. That's it. And trust me, it makes a big difference. Because it makes a big difference when you send it out, but it definitely makes a big difference when you get that message. So give that to somebody today. Anyway, this list, the way that they make this list, let's just read. It says, with the 2021 NFL draft and free agency now, well, in the rearview mirror, OTAs and minicamp are giving us some much-needed clips of our favorite players in action. Well, those are over as well. In preparation for the 2021 NFL season, PFF has ranked the numerous position groups posted simulation results for the campaign and discussed enticing bets. We don't care about the betting part, skip that. Head coaches are generally out of the spotlight until week one hits, but let's bring them into the fold. In ranking the top head coaches heading into the 2021 season below, the criteria were quantitative, but unlike with offensive and defensive play callers, they were not folded into one all-encompassing rating system for betting or fantasy, the way each side of the ball is. The reasons for this are the relatively stochastic nature of fourth-down decisions, close games and other small sample events. Okay, so they gotta, what they're saying is they gotta take a different approach because the way you grade an offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, or like I talked about with the players, you can't just grade a head coach by that because the head coach has everything to do with all of that because the players excel in the offense and defensive coordinators excel in their product of the head coach, enough times, but they're graded differently. Anyways, it's nonetheless a coach's ability to get more wins out of his team than wins above replacement of their roster, their ability to win games by multiple scores, as well as lose relatively few games by multiple scores. Sounds kind of for me. Anyway, and fourth-down decisions all factored into these rankings. So let's get into it. Number one, Andy Reed. And I don't think anybody can deny that Andy Reed would be the number one coach on this list. Why? Because like I always say, they should have really been to the last three Super Bowls if we're gonna be honest about it. They should have been to the last three, but they went to the last two. Yeah, they lost the last one, obviously, but they went, they went, they made it to where the 32 other teams wanna make it. Well, actually 31. But they made it to where every team wants to make it. Yeah, they didn't finish the job, but they made it to the dance. So he is obviously doing something right over there with the Kansas City Chiefs. So let's read the breakdown of him. We're not gonna read every breakdown just a few. Since prior to Super Bowl 54 in 2019, I wrote about how Andy Reed was a best head coach in football. Since then, he went on to win his first title, navigated a pandemic off season, helped his team to a 14 and two record during the 2020 regular season, won a playoff game with his backup quarterback playing in the second half and reached the third Super Bowl of his career. Oh yeah, he did the one for the Eagles where they lost to the Patriots. Oh man, so he lost to Tom Brady twice in the Super Bowl. Wow, I just realized that. Anyway, I mean everybody lost to Tom Brady in Super Bowl, but anyway, Andy Reed's Chiefs have never gone under their market season win total. And they are, again, the Super Bowl favorites going into the 2021 regular season. Hopefully it doesn't end up being them in the Super Bowl again. But anyway, Reed is now the standard by which the rest of the league is evaluated. That's true. Now he was thoroughly outwitted in Tampa Bay by Todd Bowles in Super Bowl 55 last season as the debts associated with playing much of the season with the Bang the Paw offensive line and failing to develop a third option behind Travis Kelsey and Terry Keele came due. Sounds kind of familiar. Anyway, but that loss represented the first time the Chiefs failed by multiple scores since 2017 and the first time they failed to score a touchdown since 2014. Wow. Long derided as a coach who struggled in the two and four minute offenses. That's true. A lot of people get on Andy Reed with his time. And the one and one who was better at winning blowouts than close games, Reed propelled his Chiefs to a 91 record in one score games in 2020. Well, that's really good, including winning the last seven games of the regular season by one score, not counting week 17 game of backups. With the rebuild offensive line and Steve Spignolo back to run the defense, look for the Chiefs to flirt with the 12 and a half wins. They are projected to receive by the market this fall. So Andy Reed, number one, just to sum all that up, Andy Reed, head honcho, number one, no problem here. I get it. I get it. There's no arguing with him being at the top. Anyway, number two, we ain't had to wait long to get to John Hubbell. Number two, head coach, number two head coach in the league, John Hubbell for the Baltimore Ravens. Let's see why. They said Hubbell is the second most tender coach in the NFL, I think behind Bill Belichick. And he will forever have a place in lists like these after getting a team quarterback by Joe Flacco across the finish line in 2012. Ooh, they took a shot at Flacco. They took a shot at Flacco, they sure did, man. So let's read that again. He will forever have a place in lists like these after getting a team quarterback by Joe Flacco across the finish line in 2012. What is most impressive about Hubbell is how much he's adapted to the needs of the NFL circa 2021. Whether it's by building defenses from back to front, adapting his team to suit the needs of a once in a generation talent at the quarterback position or listening to the math on decision making analytics. He went for 64% of the time when he should have in 2020. Oh, they have, they even have a breakdown when you should go for it. Anyway, amongst the league's highest rates, Hubbell is one of the best coaches in the league currently and has a Hall of Fame case to make. He does, he does. He's only had one losing season, technically. Now there were some seasons where the Ravens felt like losers, I mean, they were like what, nine and seven, eight and eight. And cause like the whole losing season thing, it is technically true. Like, oh yeah, this coach never had a losing season. This coach never had a losing season. But it'll be, it'll be coaches that got these records where it's like they went 500. So yeah, you didn't have a losing season but you ain't have a winning season either. But with Hubbell overall, his resume, it's a nice little resume. It's a nice resume. We waiting for that, that chip posts, Ray Lewis, Eric Reed, we waiting for it still.  But one thing about Hubbell, that you, no matter what side of the fence you are on about Hubbell. Cause I know some people love Hubbell, some people don't like Hubbell, some people think Hubbell's overrated, some people think Hubbell's underappreciated. It all depends on who you're talking to. But one thing about John Hubbell that you can never say is that his teams, they don't play for. You can't say that. You can never say that. Whatever team he has, whoever the players are, whoever the personnel is, they play hard for him. They really do. And the reason I, the biggest season, I know y'all remember, 2015, that season, it lets it be known. Like, yeah, these dudes play hard for John Hubbell. These guys, like everybody, man. Every single, at every single position, starters got hurt at every single position that season. Literally every single position, I think maybe except fullback. Every single position, flackers now, Justin Forset broke his own, he had offensive linemen out, defensive linemen, linebackers, cornerbacks, everything, everybody. They went five and 11, yes they did. Ugly record, losing record. But again, that's sort of the asterisk if everybody was out. But these guys only lost two games the entire season by more than one score. Two, they lost two games the entire season by more than one score. Only two for a team banged up, beat up, bruised up, injured up to do that. Like, they're supposed to be getting blown out every week. Every week, it's supposed to be getting blown out. But they didn't. Them boys fought, man. They fought. And yes, we do have some questions about some in-game adjustments under coach Harbaugh. Some plan Bs and Cs that when plan A isn't working, we do have some questions, every head coach has their question marks. And those are Harbaugh's for me at least. But overall, he has had a very, very successful career. And he's definitely way more on the winning side than he has been on the losing side. And you can't deny that. So Harbaugh and company, they are in a good position again this year to continue that, to continue it now. Harbaugh, this list might've looked a little bit different if they would've stuck with the quarterback who they took a shot at in that opening paragraph. If they would've stuck with him in 2018, things could've looked a lot different. And Harbaugh's name might've still been on here, but it would've been for a different team. Had they stuck with Joe Flacco in 2018, instead of pulling the plug? And you know they wanted to pull the plug, because they drafted them on the first round. They drafted them. And then on top of that, they just, I forgot who pointed it out to me, but when they did, I was like, oh, wow, that's true. They were doing everything that they possibly could to get Lamar out there on the field. Every week, they were coming out here, running these silly plays and some obvious plays. Sometimes they worked, sometimes they didn't, but, and that's when they were there. All right, Flacco could be moving down the field and they'd be like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Flacco. All right, hey, Lamar, come here, come here. Flacco, you go line up at wide receiver. I don't care what you do. They don't matter what you do. Just line up at wide receiver. At least like, get in the wide receiver stance. If you move, okay, whatever, ain't no big deal, but get in the wide receiver stance.  Ah, and they would do that every single week until all of a sudden Flacco has this injury, this hip injury, when he gets hit in the Steelers game by, I think, Stefan Tuit. And now all of a sudden, it's like, oh, hard ball is probably like, oh man, Flacco's hurt. Now we gotta go with Lamar Jackson. Oh, wait a minute, I gotta look sad though, man. Flacco's hurt though. Lamar Jackson's are starting, you be okay, let me not smile too much. Cause you know, this was it for hard ball. This was it, everything was riding on Lamar Jackson. And what happened? He rolled Lamar Jackson to another contract extension for hard ball. He rolled Lamar Jackson to all these winning seasons, but now it's time to keep on going, man. So he is riding with Lamar Jackson, and he gotta have Lamar Jackson's back cause Lamar Jackson saved his back from falling in something. Deep dark fired head coaching waters. Now here again, we all know that if hard ball would have got fired that he would have had a job like that. But still, Lamar Jackson saved his job and allowed him to remain with the Ravens. So it's worked out. So hopefully, hopefully it can be taken to another level this year. So shout out to hard ball for being number two. Now, number three, we're not gonna read the breakdowns for the remaining coaches on this list, but we'll go over them. Number three, Matt LaFleur from the Green Bay Packers. And I think one of the reasons that he is ranked so high is because he's only been a head coach for two years. Now he does have one of the best quarterbacks in the league for sure. But still, hey, you still gotta get it done.  So you can't blame somebody for their situation. And it's unfortunate when people do that. When they, oh, well, this guy only did this because he got this. Oh, this guy only did this. No, you can't blame him for his situation. He walked into a good situation, he took advantage of it. Okay, go for him. So Matt LaFleur is number three. And I think the reason why he's number three is because he doesn't have the hardware yet. He doesn't have that experience. And who knows what's gonna happen with Aaron Rodgers. But I think since he doesn't have that Super Bowl experience, he doesn't have the Super Bowl ring. He's been closed, but just kind of came up short. Both the past few years, wow. So I think that's the reason. But he definitely coaches his team to some great wins, great regular season so far. But just when it matters the most, that's when they end up falling short, unfortunately. And then next up, Sean McDermott from the Buffalo Bills. Same thing. The Buffalo Bills right now, all they do is win, win, win no matter what. They a tough team.  And then, again, this year they looking good too. You know, the Bills are gonna be in it. But I think it's the same thing with him. Same thing with him. Young quarterback, well, different situation, but young quarterback, getting ready to get paid. Josh Allen, getting ready to make some money now. Josh Allen is nice, man. He is nice. Don't let anybody argue him back and forth about Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson fool you. Josh Allen is nice. I know some Ravens fans, they go back and forth with Bills fans and they're like, why? For what? Both quarterbacks be doing that thing, man. And both of them get paid a lot of money. But it's the same scenario, man. I think with Sean McDermott, no Super Bowl. All right, you ranked high now, heading into the season. But can you get that job done? Do we trust you as a head coach to get your team to the Super Bowl? Anything's possible, of course. So yeah, he's number four. Number five, Sean Payton. Now Sean Payton does have some Super Bowl experience. But recently, the teams, the Saints, they've been in the playoffs, but man, they have been going through some heartbreak in the playoffs. Like last year, I think, then they end up getting whooped. They won the first game against the Bears, I believe. What was it the Bears? I think it was the Bears. And then the second game, they got blown out by, was it the Bucks? Did they play the Bucks three times last year? I think they did. But anyway, they've been going through some heartbreakers. But now you head into this season. Yeah, you still look like a coach, but now we've seen you in sample sizes here and there without life without Drew Brees. We've seen it in little bits and pieces, but we haven't seen it for the entirety of a season. We've seen it for five games with Teddy Bridge. What do you win, five or no? We've seen a little James Winston here and there. We've seen Taysom Hill here, but now that's it. Now you're rolling with James Winston. Because they're not gonna start no Taysom Hill. But now you're about to roll with James Winston. How good is this team really gonna be now? So, Sean Payton is definitely about to get tested. Bill Belichick, whoa, wow. Him being this low, that is a shocker. Heading into 2021, that's a shocker to me. I didn't even, when I've been going over this list, I didn't even think about Bill Belichick. But now that I see, he's not like, wow, he's pretty low. Okay, let's read the breakdown for this. He said, I'll admit there's some legacy built in here. As Belichick has lagged behind for the past decade in terms of making correct decisions on four downs, with the 2020 Patriots going forward on just 39% of admissible situations. That ranked 24th in football and the team surrendered 0.5 expected points in the process. That said, last year's team earned just the 21st most wins above replacement in the NFL, but still managed to win seven games in a division where the Bills and Dolphins reached double-digit victories. It remains to be seen if they can win with Cam Newton and Mac Jungler moving forward, but if someone can, it's likely Belichick. Okay, so it's based off of what have you done for me lately? Okay, so that makes me understand it a bit better now. Still pretty low, but I think that they factor in the current team that they have the quarterbacks and again, the fourth downs that we read about early on in the video, they take them fourth down seriously. And the points that they gave up when they didn't go fourth on fourth down. So, yeah, and with Mac Jones, I just, my biggest question for the Patriots is is he gonna stick with that number 50? Will they do that? I would love to see it. It'd be ugly, but I would love to see it. Anyway, number seven, Kevin Stafanski. Stafanski from the Cleveland Browns. Now he, wow, he's number seven, boom. First year on the scene, number seven, and he came to, he got this team in a pandemic year, inherited this team. So he was limited on what he could do. He was limited on what he could implement, but he did a phenomenal job given the situation. Phenomenal job, like because there was really no off season. But the fact that the Browns, they started off a little bit slow, but then as the season went along, they picked it up. They started getting better and better, stronger and stronger. Even lost Nick Chubb for a big chunk of the season, but they still kept rolling. Then they got them back. They just, they did their thing. They lost in a heartbreaker. Oh, heartbreaker to the Chiefs in that playoff game. Oh, that was so tough.  Oh, that was, I'm about to go watch and highlight of that play, man. But that was a painful one. Ooh, that was tough. So, but they definitely got something special over there. They got something special over there, and they, what they're building over there, just gonna make the AFC North that much more fun. Oh yeah, well, two coaches in the AFC North, there's also two coaches in the AFC East. But we out here, man. We are out here. One thing I'm surprised about, I don't see, I don't see Tampa Bay coach Bruce Arians. I don't see him on here. And they only, looks like they only did the top seven. So, I guess that's that. So anyway, shout out to PFF, shout out to John Harbaugh, and please, John Harbaugh, give them a reason this year to push you even higher. You know what you need to do. Team Keep It Clean, I love y'all. I appreciate y'all. We out.


Why is sports commentators so hard on Lamar Jackson for his first two playoff losses and they don't ever mention that this is only his third year that he's going into? On the Ravens very first player to game on offense, should they start out with a deep shot to Hollywood Brown? How can the Ravens really take that next step this year in the evolution of their football team? These and many many more on this special Game Day episode of NFL Questions from Subscribers. Go beat the Browns. YouTube Team Keep It Clean, it's Game Day and it's another episode of NFL Questions from Subscribers which is a series where you can ask me any NFL question you want to based off of any NFL team and we answered in a video just like this. Now if you want to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers, you can just send me an email to teamkeepitcleanatgmail.com, not any other emails, not any other ways, don't send me a question from Subscribers in DM because that's where it's going to stay. We can talk about it, we can have a conversation about it, but it's not going to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers. So again, if you want to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers, you send me an email to teamkeepitcleanatgmail.com and we'll answer your question in a video just like this or even a live stream edition of Questions from Subscribers. Make sure you check out the podcast, it's on Apple, it's on Spotify, it's on Anchor and it's on YouTube. So you ain't got no excuse, you can check it out in so many different ways. If you want to support the channel in any way, all that is down below in the description. The merch is down below in the description, shout out to all of y'all that have been getting the merch. A lot of y'all have been getting the merch, I appreciate it, like a lot. Thank you. Love y'all, I appreciate y'all. It's game day, man. It is game day, man, and we got some questions to get into before we get into this episode, so let's run it. First question of this episode, NFL Questions from Subscribers came from my boy Kevin E. He said, after listening to these past interviews, particularly from Coach Harbaugh, Kaleas Campbell and Mark Ingram, they really look and sound locked in. Do you think that the addition of Dobbins put the running back room on notice, so to speak, which elevated all of their focus in a positive way? Because they looked focused. Yeah, a little bit. With Mark Ingram, he signed a three-year deal, so I think he was kind of already on notice, but I don't really think that J.K. Dobbins is going to eventually be a threat to him, maybe not right away, but hopefully right away, because if he is a threat to him right away, that means he's looking great, and Ravens don't want to keep him off the field. But Mark Ingram knows his position. He got his position. He's a leader on his team. He's a vocal leader, emotional leader, and he got his spot. But at the same time, I think it puts guys like Gus, not really on notice, because I feel like Gus was already put on notice from what they did in the playoffs, man, and then in the draft. So yeah, it could have helped put Gus on notice. So I think it also puts Justice Hill on notice too. Like, hey, man, we got somebody. Yeah, so okay, I guess it put all three running backs on notice in their own different ways, in their own individual ways. So yeah, I guess you're right. And then he said, if so, and if so, did Hollywood workout videos do the same for the Y receiving room? No, I don't think it did. With Hollywood's workout videos, he posted his. The other Y receivers just didn't post this. That's all that is just because Hollywood posted his. He got a lot of public attention, which was cool. But it doesn't mean that the other guys weren't working out. It doesn't mean that the other guys weren't putting in work. It just means that they didn't post it like Hollywood was posting his. So that's all that is. I don't think that was like that put any pressure on the other receivers, anything like that. And he said, really sneak losing weight and boykins catching 500 balls every morning, just saying, LOL. I'm so excited. Just wanted to hear your thoughts. Thanks, boss. Appreciate you, Kevin. But yeah, I don't think I don't think the workout videos really put anybody on notice. I think that the draft did. And I think like with the wide receivers, man, it's going to be some changes. This year, next year, the receiving group is going to look a lot different. But anyway, well, not a lot different. I think it's going to be some significant changes, though. Willie Sneed is in the final year of his contract. I think Devin Duvenay is going to end up taking his position. And that could end up happening throughout this year. It really could. But anyway, we're talking about this year. All these receivers know what they need to do. They know they need to step it up. Everybody knows they need to step it up. They had a Super Bowl roster last year. They blew it. They got a Super Bowl roster this year. They need to get on it. That's it. Straight up. Next question came from my guy, Kevin. He said, what's up in Graven? Kevin here. Hope all is well. Oh, everything is great. And y'all are watching this before game day. So I know everybody's excited and ready.  But everybody else is like, whoo. They got the ghost bumps going and all that. They making their plans and all that. Anyway, here's the question. I'd love to hear your take on it. Everyone has been clowning their Jaguars recently, trading away all their players and effectively becoming this year's Tank 14. I don't see it like that, though. I hear about all this secret dealing with Baltimore concerning clowning and getting rid of even young players like Fournette. And I can't help but feel like they are making some huge 2021 and 2022 draft scheme involving all teams that have gotten their former star players, either by trade, such as Kalleus to Beemore, or via releasing them Fournette to the Bucks. I just can't help but speculate about what they have planned for rebuilding. What's your take? Thanks for taking the time to answer my very first submission to this series. I appreciate it. No, I appreciate it, Kevin. Thank you, man. What the Jaguars, they're obviously planning for the future. I don't think they have some crazy scheme or anything like that. I just think that it is exactly what you said. They're planning for the future. They're planning for ahead of time. They're like, hey, right now, we ain't doing it. And I think they're really just uprooting this whole team, just gutting it. Gutting the team, getting rid of everybody. Of course, they're big-time players. They're big-star players. Yannick and Gagway, Lin and Fournette, Kaleas Campbell. It's Shark next. Is DJ Shark going to go to the Ravens? Anyway, but they're getting rid of a lot of guys over these past two years. So now I feel like they're just going to be starting from scratch. And they are going to try to build through the draft. And then they're going to have a decent amount of money in free agency, too. But will Jaguars be a team where people want to go with free agents? Feel like, hey, this is a good move for me. How are they going to make it appealing? How are you going to do that? So it's going to be tough. But I just think they are just really looking to just start from scratch. I think they're looking to run it back, start it all over, and just try to get back to where they were a couple years ago when they had all these young up-and-coming just ballers, man. That team was filthy, man, especially on defense more so, on defense more than offense. But man, those dudes, they should have been in the Super Bowl, honestly. They really should have been in the Super Bowl. But I feel like the Jaguars, they got Josh Allen. And they're like, OK, we know how to do some drafting here and there. We clearly know how to do some drafting because everybody wants our players. Everybody want to Yanigan, Godway. Everybody want to Jalen Ramsey? People want Miles Jack. I keep getting DMs about rumors about Miles Jack being traded to the Ravens. No, that'd be nice. But I just don't see it. Anything is possible with the Casa, though, but I got it from so many different people about that rumor. I was like, no, that didn't happen. But anyway, like I said, I just think they are gutting this thing from the bottom, from the ground up, and they looking to start over, get young, get fresh, because like I said, I feel like they have a good confidence in the way that they draft. They have really good confidence in their draft, especially their early, their first round picks, especially their first round picks. Jaguars are probably feeling like, hey, them early picks, we be hitting on them, man, straight up. So they have that, and they have that confidence, and they're going to have a lot of draft picks, and they're going to have a lot of cap space, too. So oh yeah, Nick Foles, they got rid of him, too. Jaguar, they look, they just, that's it. They just looking to wipe the slate clean, start over, running back, and I think they could start over with Trevor Long, they could be looking for that quarterback, because it seems as if they don't feel like Gardner Menchew is the guy. That's what it seems like.  And he had a pretty good rookie season. He had a very good rookie season. But we'll see how they treat him, man. We'll see how they treat him and how they do this year, because I think his career is on the line right now. Because Gardner Menchew, he can dictate what the Jaguars do at the quarterback position. He goes out there, he bombs, okay, boom, they moving on. But if he goes out there and he kills it, he may just stick around. Or if he goes out there and does okay, he's probably gone. He probably has such a Jaguar, and this is just my thinking, but Jaguars probably have a, they probably putting him on a very high, not putting him on a high pedestal, but just have high requirements for him this season. And anything short of that, especially if they're losing, I feel like they're just gonna be like, you know what, let's move on, let's find somebody else. Next question came from Tanya B. She said, A, and Graven, hope all this well. Oh yeah, things are great. She said, I was sitting here watching your video on Duvne and Pro Shade. Someone asked a question pertaining to the playoff so I often wonder how that game went so bad. I've heard of teams blowing a game or ref cheating so another team can win. I know wealthy people bet on these games. We were the favorites over the Titans. Tell me if I'm tripping, but the game was so bad. It seemed like coaching told the players an hour before the game started.  We're not gonna run because everyone was so out of sorts. They never dropped the ball like that. Plus we had other running backs and they never put them in the game. Gus for one minute and the rest of the game, they left Lamar with no running back to Finn for himself. I have never seen a team play with no running back. I know something went terribly wrong, so wrong. I think since we were favored, they made sure we lost.  Yes, I went there, take it. Ha, ha, ha, ha, hey. Woo, she went to the business side of thing. Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm. Wow, she went there. She sure did. You never know, I mean, that game was just, it was terribly coached. They went exact opposite of what was working for them. They went exact opposite of their strengths. Exact opposite. These, what was it? Six carries or nine carries between Ingram and Gus Edwards? I think it was six. No, maybe it was nine. I forget, I forgot what it was, man. We had talked about it so much, but I don't forget how many carries they had between those two, but it, oh, I don't know. I just, I don't know, man. Cause Hardball said they were well coached, they were prepared and they just didn't execute. Lamar said they overlooked them.  What's going on here? What Ravens team is this? This ain't the ones that just went 14 and two. This ain't the ones that won 12 straight games. Who are these Ravens? We didn't know who they were. And I mean, we may never, but hopefully this year, man, it's smooth sailing and they finished what they started, man. They finished what they started cause that last year in the play, no, no, no, no, no. No, that wasn't it, man. Next question came from my boy, Baltimore Boogie. He said, in Graven, why are all the sports commentators so hard on Lamar Jackson because of his two playoff losses when Peyon Manning lost his first couple of playoff games? Lamar has been the two consecutive playoff person. He's still young. You never hear nobody make this argument and talk bad about Peyon. What do you think? I don't remember if they did talk about him like that but with Lamar, you know he gets talked about extra. Why? Because he's not a traditional quarterback and people, they wanna be right so much about Lamar Jackson being wrong for the Ravens and wrong as a franchise quarterback that they will find anything. And again, like we shared in another video, and I forgot exactly what the quote said, but the guy he's made such a great point is that Lamar got to be the first overrated quarterback, or the only quarterback that's been called overrated because he hasn't won a Super Bowl in his first one and a half years starting. And it's like, when you say that over and over and over again out loud, even if you just read it, you ain't even gotta say it out loud but especially when you say it out loud, it hits different. But it's like, yeah, this dude, he's been starting for a year and a half. Last year was his first four years starting the year before he started with eight, nine games and people call him overrated, they call him a bus, they call him a choker and all that. And it's like, he's going into his third year. He's going into his third year. It's, it's wild, man. It's wild, but this is the year that all that stuff ends up dying down to. I mean, we're going to hear it throughout the whole year because for every win, every game where the Ravens go off and hopefully they do that today, but every game that the Ravens do well, that they win, that they just go kill it, people are going to say, oh, that's cool, but what you going to do on the playoffs? And they have the right to say that because what have the Ravens done in the playoffs? But this is the year that, that gets shut down. Next question came from my guy, Moses G. He said, hello and Graven, hope all is well and happy that football is finally back. We all love, man. He said, I was wondering if we do trade RG3 to a team like the Raiders or another team, what value will we get back? And do you think the Ravens should sign Kaepernick if he is still a free agent? Nobody's going to sign Kaepernick. No, nobody's going to sign Kaepernick. Like straight up. All these people have been talking about it. Oh, we're looking at them and different teams are talking to, ain't nobody talking to them. Nobody's going to sign them. Nobody's going to sign them. If somebody was going to sign them, they would have been done it by now. Madden just did their thing where they put him in the game. I think that was really a business move on Madden's part. But anyway, I don't think the Ravens are going to sign them. I don't really, I don't see anybody signing him.  They just brought back 41 year old Josh McCown. Kaepernick not going to get signed. He's not. And as far as RG3, if we traded him to the Raiders or whoever, I think Eric D'Costa could get one of his famous fifth round picks back. I really do. But as far as back to Kaepernick real quick, I just don't see him being signed, man. I think teams just, I think teams are just scared of the PR. I think they're scared of the possible PR of any bad PR that they might get. I think they are a little bit worried about fans or fans will do if they were to sign Kaepernick. So I don't, I mean, again, what has been four years? I think it's been four years. So three years since he's been a free agent. So I don't think anybody's going to sign him. This question came from my guy, T'Andre G. He said, do you think that the Ravens should start the game off with a deep shot down the field, outside the numbers to a receiver? First to Browns on Sunday? I mean, first player to game. I think they should because of Lamar. He'll hit the pass that would have Browns on their heels early. What are you thinking? Thanks for your time and hope the fame is doing well.  It just shows how much our team loves their fans. Rest in peace, Mo. Yeah, that's cool what the Ravens did. I'm sure all y'all saw it by now. They got a whole section because, of course, it was $45 or $55 to buy yourself a cut out so you could be a fan in the stadium. But they got a whole section, a whole section for Mo. So that was pretty cool, man. And the Ravens, again, we talked about this before. Ravens are very good. They're very, I can't say in touch with their community. They are very, well, yeah, in touch. Yeah, in touch with their community. I guess that is a good way to say it. So they really do care about their fans and there's a big connection that they do have with the fans and it showed with what they did for Mo. Now, I forgot your question. Oh, do you think they should take that deep shot earlier from the first play? Hey, I'd be with it. I would be with it. Lamar dropped back, fake it to Ingram, keep it, pull it back in. Hollywood has depleted secondary. Oh, try it, try it. Or even, see, that's the thing. If it's not Hollywood, has somebody else go deep, too? What you want? Duvenay out there? Okay, cool. If somebody do it, I would be with it. I would love if that happened, man. So I'm cool with that. I got no problem with that. Let's see if you end up being right. Next question came from my boy, Rael. He said, what's good, brother and Graven? Always a blessing to keep seeing these videos that we don't ever get tired of. Seriously, bro, keep grinding and doing your thing. Hope the fame is doing good as well. I see Carter got you up every day early. Now, he said, LOL, I've been listening to your video since three years ago. The coffee is in those logs. Keep them coming, bro. Hey, appreciate it, man. I appreciate that, man. Thank you, seriously. Seriously. I appreciate it. Thank you. And he said, I wanna ask, when you watched the game between the Chiefs and Texans, did you notice how the Chiefs ran the same offense over and over in that game? Like, I wanted to know your views on that Ravens and Chiefs game coming up. Just something slight I wanted to ask you. I know I gotta keep showing love and Graven always family, appreciate you, Rael. I mean, I would hope that a team that was having some success running the same offense to players over and over and over again, if they're working, don't fix what's not broken. That was the Ravens' problem last year in the playoffs. They tried to fix what wasn't broken, and then they broke themselves. But it was working. Clyde at was, Rael was just, he was running all over them Texans, man. Running all over them, and again, it was working. They didn't throw any deep passes, but they threw some intermediate and short passes, but Texans couldn't hold them. They couldn't hold them. And as far as the Ravens, with the Ravens and the Chiefs, Ravens had to come with it. They're gonna have to come with it.  That whole little field goal, that field goal stuff? No. That ain't gonna cut it, man. That ain't gonna cut it. It ain't gonna be no defensive game, no defensive battle versus the Chiefs. Like you can hold them for a little bit, man. You can hold them here and there. But then the secondary, you're gonna have to come to play. The linebackers are gonna, everybody had to come to play that game. I mean, you gotta do that every game, but especially against the Chiefs, I think the biggest thing, pass rush, man. Pass rush, pass rush, pass rush, because if Patrick Mahomes is comfortable, you might as well just not even cover the receivers. If he's comfortable, you might as well just sit there and watch him. Because if he's comfortable, if he got a pocket, a clean pocket, oh man, he's gonna eat that up all day. But when he's running, he can still, of course, make us the little throws here and there on the run, but you gotta have him running. You gotta have him moving. You gotta hit Patrick Mahomes, man.  You can't do that, man. You gotta get after him. So Raven's a pass rush. It's important every week, but against the Chiefs and that game, oh boy. It's gonna be vital. Next question and the last two questions on this game day episode of NFL Questions from subscribers came from my guy, your guy too, Enonic. He said, and Raven, hope you and yours are doing well. Yes, we are doing great. He said, I wanna get your thoughts on how you see the potential evolution of the Ravens this season. Do you think the team will evolve offensively and defensively because the players are more comfortable in our system and are growing together? Or will it be because the coaching and decision-making on the sidelines has improved? I only asked because we are no longer a sleeper team. Last year was all year and we simply blew the opportunity against the Titans. Yes, we sure did. This season, all of the AFC North is healthy and the NFL coordinators are familiar with Lamar and G-Roll style, looking forward to your response and go Ravens. So do you think the team will evolve offensively and defensively because the players are more comfortable or because the coaching and decision-making on the sidelines has improved? I really hope we can say both. I really hope we can say both. And the thing is, it has to be a mixture of both. It has to be. It has to be because if the coaching, if the players are playing bad, that's one thing. The coaching, calling good plays and the players just, they execute them terribly. They playing bad. Oh, that's one thing. But if the players are getting word from the coaches and it's terrible plays, then that's a whole nother ball game, man. You could take yourself out the game before you even put yourself in it. Before it even gets, if you got bad coaching from jump, that's a recipe for disaster. But yeah, the players, they should be better though. They should be a lot better. Like you said, another year, even more comfortable in the same system because that's important. That's very important. Consistency is important. That's with anything. And a lot of these players that were here last year, they have that consistency. Greg Roman, still the offensive coordinator. Wink, still the defensive coordinator. Hardball, still the head coach. They have that consistency. And that consistency is so important, man. It is so important. It can make the biggest difference. So we need consistency on every single level. Quarterback, running back, entire offense, entire defense, coaching. We need consistency on every single level of the football team, of the Ravens football team in order to have consistent success. And if they don't have consistency, then it's gonna be the same exact thing as last year. You need that consistency. You gots to have that, man. It's so vital. It really is. And his next question, he said, hope all is well with you. Mr. Carter is thriving in school because we need more GMs. Oh, I would be stressed out if Carter was a GM of the Ravens, man. I'll be over here making videos about my son. They say, y'all ain't gonna come at my son like that because you ain't like that he got rid of somebody. Y'all not doing that.  Appreciate you, man. Sit back, because this is a little long, sorry. All right, well, there we go. And this is the last question on this episode, this Game Day episode, NFL question from subscribers. So let's see what he got to say. He said, I just watched your hard says JK will have a significant role video. Funny because that video, that video was recorded about, that video, we put it out yesterday, but that video was recorded, I think, two weeks ago. Two weeks ago. But so much stuff just kept happening and coming up. Never got a chance to drop it. But anyway, he said, I mean, I've had this question on my mind for a while. So I want your thoughts on how this plays out over these next two seasons, bearing injury. Initially, I thought the addition of JK Spell at the end of Gus this off season, but one day before game time, but one day before game time all as well. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, me too, me too. Me for sure, cause I was saying that all off season, I feel like Gus was gonna get traded. He was not gonna be on a team. I really felt like he was gonna be gone. I really did. And that didn't change for me until they started doing the opt-outs. They started us, the NFL gave the option for players to opt out of the season. That's when I thought that Gus might actually stay. That was when, because I felt like with the roster spots, they started becoming more valuable because a lot of players were leaving. Well, not a lot, but obviously a lot more than we used to because we never had an opt-outs before. So guys were opting out. Guys were like, okay, no, I'm not playing this year. I'm not doing it. And it was like, okay, so that makes everybody who is staying that much more valuable. And that's the point where I feel like Gus wasn't going anywhere anymore. But before then, oh boy, y'all already know. I really thought Gus was out of here. I did. I didn't want him to be, but I thought he was going to be. Because again, I was like, no, they showed it in the playoffs. They value him like that. They showed it in the draft. They got JK Dobbins in a second. No, Gus is gone, but I'm happy that he's here. I'm looking forward to it, man. And look at that, boom. Already it ends up working out early on because Justice Hill was hurt. They would have got rid of Gus. It would have just been Mark Ingram and JK Dobbins. And they probably would have elevated the running back off the practice squad. But it ended up working out because that is one of the things that they talked about is injuries at the position. They're like, hey, this, we run the ball. So physical sport, guys get hurt. So you want to have somebody ready. But anyway, he said, your question on JK supplanting Mark got me thinking. Mark is a very productive backer and pretty chief for what he brings on and off the field. That's very true. Great points. He said, back in the day when we basically ran a one-back system, a priest ruled the roost. They brought Jamal Lewis in. Jamal took over that year, got injured the next season while a priest went to KC and had a great career. So my question is, what do you think is more likely to happen with the Ravens backfield over the next two seasons? Number one, Mark is still a quality back and the Ravens keep him or extend him for another year. Running with JK and we move on from Gus. Two, Ingram moves on after the 2020 season because he sees the writing on the wall, wants to be the lead dog. And we go with JK and Gus as a two-back set of the future. Three, Ingram finishes his contract with us after 2021 and we run with JK and Gus, but draft the rookie for depth. You'll notice Justice Hill is not part of the plan, but only because I see him as a complimentary back. While I see Gus, Mark and possibly JK as starters. He said, keep up the great work. 30K, here we come. Oh man, yeah, we, oh wow. I appreciate that, Ingram. Thank you, man. Yeah, we think we've got like 300 subscribers away from 30K. That's gonna be weird seeing that, man. I hate when sometimes like YouTube, they will, sometimes they'll show that it's at 30K already, like depending on what screen I'm in. I'm like, no, don't do that, man. Don't do, anyway, that's beside the point. So again, his question, what do you think is more likely to happen with the Ravens backfield over the next two seasons? Mark is still a quality back and the Ravens keep him, extend him for another year. So he has one more year left on his deal. So they wouldn't even have to extend him. And they keep him running, and they keep him with JK and they move on from Gus. Gus, he's a, what is the word? He's a restricted free, no. He's an, oh, what is the term? Not a restricted free agent, but I think it's the ERFA, but I cannot think of what it stands for right now. Exclusive rights free agent, there we go. There we go, exclusive rights free agent. So the Ravens, they have him this year for super cheap and they can tender him next year for super cheap. So that makes it look like Gus is staying because they don't have to give him big money. They don't have to, but, and he's young, he's healthy, he doesn't have injury problems. So I could actually see them, added all these options, I could actually see them keeping him because he'll be cheap. Obviously JK Dobbins will be there, but I could see them keeping him. And with Mark Ingram, I don't know because I don't know, man, because I know he's a good player and he's a leader. So it's more than just to play on the field, it's off the field too. But if Eric D'Costa feels like he's gonna move on from you and he could do something better with the money that he would be getting from your contract, he'll move on. And the best example we have of that, not even Tony Jefferson, because he got hurt, so they had sort of an out with that Eric Wettel. Eric Wettel, still a good player. He was still a good player. Wasn't a great player, but he was a great leader. He was a spokesperson for the team. Y'all remember? And what happened? Eric D'Costa said, bye. You can be whatever you want for the team, but I'm a businessman and I gots to let you go. You're out. Love you, no hard feelings, but sayonara, you're out. So Eric D'Costa, you could be buddy, buddy with people. You could be all jolly, all happy and all that. Eric D'Costa will say, okay, thanks, but no thanks, you're out. So with Ingram, I just, I don't know, man. I don't know. I think it all depends on the production, man, cause he does, he is a very productive back. He's still been productive. And I don't think he would mind being the number two guy, but what would that make Gus? I think Gus could end up, what I think could happen, J.K. obviously stays in Ingram, he could stay, but I think Gus could actually, maybe next year, especially if he's on some cheap deal. I think Gus could demand a contract and say, if you don't want to pay me, then trade me. Get me out of here. Let me go do my thing. Because I think with Gus, he knows, like all he needs is a shop, man. He had a shop before and ran for like, what, almost 900 yards a thing. When he started his rookie year. Well, was it 900, maybe it was 600, I forgot what it was, but anyway, we know Gus can go start somewhere. He can, but that's what I think is going to happen. I think it's going to be J.K., Mark and Heel, but then I think Gus Edwards is going to be like, no, I'm, I love y'all. I really do, but just trade me because I want to go start somewhere. I think it's going to be one of those, those hating her situations, where it's not, he ain't got no beef with the team, anything like that.  But I think you're going to have a sit-down conversation with the cost in them. Say, look, we just won a Super Bowl. I'm happy to be a Super Bowl champion, but I want to show that I can be the guy, that I can be a started running back in this league. Give me that opportunity, please. That's what I think is going to happen with Gus, man. And I think just like how we are at the end of the videos, he's going to be out. That's what I know, that's what I mean. You too, team, keep it.


Across industries, edge computing is creating opportunities, allowing organizations to react faster, connect everything, and deliver better experiences and business outcomes by deploying applications closer to data and users. But it's also introducing new challenges, like how to ensure application availability and uptime, minimize latency, manage thousands of clusters at scale, and keep edge sites secure and compliant. The good news is Red Hat can help you deploy applications where your business needs them, with speed and consistency at any scale across any infrastructure, from core to cloud to the edge. As part of the Red Hat OpenShift portfolio, Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes helps to ease the burden of configuring, deploying, managing, and monitoring clusters and applications at scale by extending the capabilities of Kubernetes in smaller footprints at the edge. Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management can manage all OpenShift Edge topologies, including single-node OpenShift clusters, remote worker nodes, and three-node compact clusters, so you can easily deploy, manage, and better secure your clusters at scale in an automated way. For example, one hub cluster in a retailer's centrally located data center can manage hundreds of smaller shops that are located in different cities, states, or even countries, using capabilities like zero-touch provisioning to automate deployment of thousands of single-node OpenShift clusters at the edge. Labels can be applied to specific applications, like an inventory app, so that it can be deployed in a targeted location or region. With Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management, you'll enhance the security of your clusters and better-enforced policies, as an example PCI DSS, across all clusters, no matter where they are, and help you achieve compliance through the tools that can be used during audit. Are you ready to harness the transformational opportunities of edge computing? Red Hat can help you build the edge solution that meets your needs today and tomorrow. Learn more. Contact us today.


This is the MediaTek MT8173. We are talking about the ARM Cortex A72 and the PCB is right here. It's a real PCB and there's a real chip and there's a tablet just behind it. But wait a second, so hello, so who are you? Hi, my name is James, I'm a model engineer. And you have the real tablet right here? Yeah, it's true. It's based on the Android Lollipop, the latest model. So this is Lollipop on the ARM Cortex A72? Yeah, it's true. And this is Big Little? Yeah, it's a big little architecture with the MediaTek copilot technology. What is a copilot? What is this? Okay, it's including the CPU scheduling, thermal control and power management which can deliver the best performance with power efficiency. So you have even improved Big Little even more? Sure. And this is part of going fast, going slow. You use the small core and the big core. So you have dual A72 and dual A53? Yes, that's true. So based on the different users here, we will enable different kind of CPU. Alright, so let's go around a little bit here in the Lollipop. So basically if you say you do not receive it, you don't understand. So there we have a fool right here with the UI Lollipop Android. So this looks like a real tablet and we can look around. But this is a reference test tablet, right? Yes, it's true. This is a portal type. It's a very special tablet. This is the world's first ARM Cortex A72 and I think ARM said that this is potentially 3.5 times faster than ARM Cortex A15. So compared to the phone people have around here, 3 times faster maybe. We think this is the fattest CPU in the world nowadays. So this is for high end? Yes, for premium. For premium? For tablet? Yes. This is only for tablet? Not only for tablet, we will consider other devices. So phone? Phone is a different number, right? Yes. Alright, cool. But there we have it. I hope you will also do Chromebook. That would be nice. ChromeOS, I'm just joking. And so the customer is looking at this and maybe they're really soon. Sure. We believe based on such kind of a portal type our customer can kind of mark it very soon. Alright. And the CPU and the PCB everything is very stable, yeah? Yes, that's true. Everything is ready right here. There's a real PCB and that's pretty awesome. There's a real CPU. So definitely in devices before the end of the year. This year, 2015, ARM Cortex A72. That's true. If we go in video. Video is hardware accelerated. You can do like this. Cool. So it supports 4K, 30 frames per second. Video playback. Hardware accelerated. HGBC. With up to WXGA displays.


Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to 31 Days of Halloween. I was supposed to review Hocus Pocus II today, but I was not able to watch the movie before I started filming, so I am going to review that later on in the month. Today, what I was going to, the place that's being taken later on in the month by Hocus Pocus II, I rearranged them, so I'm reviewing Berserk today. And it is by Gintaro Miura. I think I said that right, I'm not sure, but Berserk is a, I hope I don't open up to a page, you guys shouldn't look at, is a, this is volume one of the Deluxe Edition. My friend Tony, or he goes by Uzumaki Clan. He'll see him in chat. He has his own YouTube channel also. I definitely suggest you check it out, but he was kind enough to send me this copy of the book. I read it and I enjoyed it, and I wanted to talk a little bit about it, not really a review of the content. I want to talk about some of the things that I noticed in here that have affected pop culture, you know, like video games and such. The number one thing that I liked the most, and I knew what's his name, Hidetaki Miyazaki, the creator of Dark Souls, Demon's Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiru, all that. He got, I knew this before I read it, but he, a lot of his content, he repurposed from Berserk. In fact, in one of the games, I can't remember which one, you can even find Guts Sword. And Guts is the main character of this book. I found quite a lot of references, like the enemies and the NPCs that you fight and that you talk to in those games. I found that in here. And that's the thing that I liked the most about it, just seeing, finally being able to read the source material for some of my favorite video games. I'm a huge Soulsborne fan. I never got too much into Sekiru, but I love Demon's Souls. I love Dark Souls. Bloodborne is a masterpiece. I love Elden Ring. That's my second favorite one. But more about this book, I will go into the content a little bit. I love how consistent the artwork is. So many times with Manga, especially, and even American comic books, there's no consistency in the artwork. Like, from frame to frame, you can't really tell. At least I've not delved into it a lot. I'm pretty sure there's people out there going, oh, you can tell all the time. Calm down. I have not read a whole lot. But what I have read, I've noticed that there's some consistency issues. Like, the fairy character in this one is really the only one that changes from frame to frame. She goes from hyper realistic to very, very cartoony. And it's almost like what I think about when I read Manga a lot is when you, you know, remember the old, well, not remember, but SpongeBob SquarePants where they'll have those frames of hyper realistic looking SpongeBob that are just super creepy.  Well, in this one, you get some of that, but nowhere near as much as some of the other ones that I've read, like Demon Slayer and One Punch Man. Those are the ones that I'm talking about. Junji Ito is extremely consistent with his artwork. And if Junji Ito isn't the one drawing this stuff, I apologize. Like I said, I'm not a huge Manga fan. Manga, sorry, Manga fan. I barely say the word right. Anyways, I love the gore, the brutality, the pacing, all that, all that stuff. I loved every single bit of it. And I'm impressed that there are so much, there's so much content in here. And it's like 10 volumes, 10 to 15 volumes in this thing. And from what I understand, they're all just as good as one another. In fact, the later ones are even better. This is what I've been told anyways. But I'm definitely a fan and I will be collecting these Deluxe editions. They're like $40, $50 a piece. I'm holding up the wrong way. $40 to $50 a piece. I will touch on one thing, probably too late to say this, but if you haven't read Manga, the book, if you're a Western reader, not Western as in Yeehaw, but you know America, the West, that kind of thing. Canada, Mexico, all that stuff. The book opens in a different direction. So instead of reading from left to right, you're reading from right to left and you read the panels that way too. I like it because it's just a nice change of pace to go in the opposite direction. Artwork is fantastic. The story is great. The blood, the guts, the gore, character pacing, dread, all that stuff is off the charts. And once again, thank you so much, Tony, for sending me the book. I appreciate you. But if any of you guys read Berserk, I'd love to hear what you thought about it down there in the doobly-doo. But until next time, I have been E, you have been U. This has been another episode of 31 Days of Halloween. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye-bye!


Give him a round of a warm welcome to Mario Bellin Okay, so hello. So I'm Mario. We started for Asia 10 years ago, and I'm originally from Germany But yeah, I'm like I think I feel I feel like home on this planet Yeah, and like I'm always here and there and yeah And that's why I just feel so natural to work also together with UNESCO, right? So we have a lot of people with like an international background Yeah, like living in Thailand coming from Europe. Yeah, I mean or you know being in Asia and so on and so Yeah, so that was one thing I was living in Vietnam Ten years ago We had a company there and at that time a lot of European companies Moved to Asia Yeah, for example, they started software outsourcing and in Asia And so we work together with the postal companies. So with the Swiss post with Dutch post from the Netherlands and many other postal companies and we provided services so they opened big data centers and They opened like big offices with 500 people and what these 500 people did was just sit in front of the computer type things or do some services for Europeans or even like for anywhere on the planet and that was possible through the internet so Yeah, the question was how then could they solve all these problems? Like how could they then actually make all this happen? Communicate with each other and like move the software from one place to the other, you know It was always a big topic copyright Yeah, like copyright copy songs copy software copy all these things and then we had this initiative of Europe like bringing companies together and under the Idea of open source free and open source software. So that was an opportunity for me personally We started a company and yeah, it was real fun. We had a lot of Yeah, people working with us and yeah, we did a lot of interesting things We also started a open-source hotel in Vietnam and so on so that was the beginning and then though we said we feel we Don't connect Regularly with people right? I mean, this is also sometimes what people told me here in Thailand There's always the international community You see all these news on hacker news like some cool AI stuff being developed somewhere and I felt when I was in Vietnam. I don't connect With the international community. I was connected with businesses and so on But I feel like a bit left out when it's about the latest technologies because when I'm in Berlin, I'm from Germany from Berlin originally I go to Berlin and Yeah, I just go to the hacker space or to some event and I meet some guy and he will tell me the latest thing And maybe I will only read this on hack and use two or three months later So this is really the advantage of being here at an event. You guys are now here and Yeah, I already met a lot of people and who are really into tech and I met many young Thai people from Thailand who really are like have the The energy the energy to learn more so Right, we don't only connect on the internet. It's always good to meet Yeah, so later on will also have a banner a panel here Discussing a bit like how we can collaborate With Thailand and I want to show you a few more slides So first Asia we do a lot of things originally we organize events to connect with these People from all over the world and learn about technologies But then what happens at events people have ideas. They say hey, why don't we do this? Or I have this problem and somebody says come yes I'm working on something so people start to work together and this is how our projects Started we met at events. We met at first Asia summits and we started software projects later on people had the idea Let's do hardware as well. So we actually do hardware projects as well for example, I can show you one hardware project that we are doing is the The pocket science lab here that we're doing or Susie AI there will be talks about this later I will hand this around this is for example hardware that we produce there's also a Mobile app online. Yeah, you can just head around people can have a look and they can scan the QR code and find every layer is Free and open it means the hardware. We also have open schematics People ask how can I make money with hardware? Well, it's very easy. You just produce it and sell it Right. So actually it's even easier than software. So we do a lot of different things We are making force and open tech become true Not only talking about it. We do it. So Many events in 2009 we connect with a grown community. We have regional events. We connect with developers in India We heard in Everywhere in the world actually in Asia, but also like even in the US and so on and we built a very active developer community So we have 4,000 people registered on our GitHub channel So you can go to get up you can see there is a pull request merged every 15 minutes on average So what we want to do in future, of course, not just being fast and always merge things fast and get more people in But also more quality, of course This is what is possible with open source and I said hardware. Mr. Retard is here. Mr. Retard It's just all the moment. He's helping us here with with a stage And Mr. Retard Jung for example, he's from Singapore and this is the great thing about Asia people always speak many different languages so For us it's always a challenge to work with China for example, but a lot of the production takes place in China a lot of Schematics for hardware. So Singaporeans many speak Chinese. So that was great He helped us really to get things working because producing hardware is a big risk. It could cost a lot of money Next project we're doing is also regarding to new labs to new science We are collecting new waves our new lab hardware Which is there to collect brainwaves, of course, it will also be free and open It's under heavy development at the moment. So pretty cool thing then We have Like we have the question how can we actually collaborate because Are there is there are they any from India here from India any people from India? Yeah I see yeah a few people from India So we have a lot of developers from India and there's a lot of communication But India has so many people just so many people how many now like one point something billion right So so the question is how can we get more and more people on board? So the world is so big so we also have to solve a lot of problems. We need it We need to collaborate so we defined our best practices and this was done together with Niranjan who is a developer from India and Because like most of the questions always come from India And then of course we do partnerships like with the UNESCO with Other organizations like Google. We have our pocket science lab. I just give it around and we have the Susie AI project You can talk to us. We have the booth on the tense floor It's the alternative to Google home and Alexa And I don't have enough time to go too much into detail But there's a chance at this event to learn about our free and open projects and and also use them commercially So coding programs for example, this is another thing that we found out is very successful So I have a question here. How many people and like have coded before or are coding or are developers here in the room How many people are developers? Yeah, so just raise your arm very high. Don't be shy So looks like like quite a lot. I can't say like maybe 60 70 percent something like that So that's that's pretty cool. So we want to connect with you guys more and we have a lot of Repositories online and but even if you say or there's no project for me We would love to connect you with other friends that we have in the community It's not just always one project. For example, we have a project that uses flask and we if anyone contributes to flask We always a profit. So this would be really great to connect you with you guys and work together And and then we're doing the first Asia Academy. Marco will talk a little bit more about it So my message is this open tech is here. It's here today. It's successful It solves people's problems. It's growing and we are doing it So let's continue to make force in Asia and open tech around the world a reality Thank you very much. Thank you Mario. Thank you very much


We were at 13. That's going to be fun. That's going to be fun. That's just kidding. I'll know because I just... Got everybody? I know I just want to see you. You got this. There you go. You're out there. There you go. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God.