Hello everybody. Welcome to the Rehaul Tour Live. My name is Jasmine. I'm the new CRE for the building out practicing good social distancing. Absolutely with my mask.  So where we're starting out is in this area where one of the ways you can enter Rehaul It's facing campus. And what you can see when you come out this way is a beautiful view of the stadium. Over to our right is the nursing hall for all of the nursing majors. You're right there. Accessible to classes and over to the left. It's going to be our full-bright dining hall in the quad. So you have a lot of accessibility to some fun stuff and good resources when you come out this way. Sure right there in Morgan Morgan Hall right there as part of the quad neighborhood. And then there's also a club red around here too. Do you know about that? There's one over in the Maple Hill South just right there. Yes for dining purposes. And you can get food there and other different things. Shall we head inside? We have about 18 people watching right now and please let us know where you're watching from. We want to be sure we say hello and get to know you before you arrive here in the fall. So like I said, this is one of the two main ways to get into Reed Hall and for security purposes on the second door there's five access. So the only way that you can get into the building is if your five works to grant you access to this building. Thank you for opening the door for me. No problem. So we'll start right here at the main desk. So for anybody who is familiar with Reed Hall, the desk schedule is changing a little bit this semester. So we no longer have 24 hour desk. It's going to change from throughout the week. The latest it'll stay open is on the weekend till 12 a.m. But that's still for you to pick up packages. You can still have accessibility to pick up at four and it has extended pick up hours till 8 p.m. And so this is where you'll get all of your packages. This is where you'll come to have access to our hall admin who will be able to help you with any check-ins, check-outs for any reason. This is where you'll come to if you need to get something fixed in your room, you can press work orders down here and you'll just have overall resources and accesses to our desk staff and our RA staff. So I guess if you were to misplace your key or something this might be a place. This is where you can come get if you for any reason left your key at home over the weekend. You could come get a temporary key down here. So this is just where you come to like for a lot of resources in the building. Great. Hey, do you mind saying hello to Abby from Houston and Lily from Overland? Hi, Abby from Houston. I'm originally from Texas. So. So you know Houston pretty well. Definitely. So that is the desk. So we'll head this way over to some of our common spaces so you can see like what the building has to offer right here through to my right. It's going to be the elevator access to where you can. This is the only elevator elevators in the building. So this is the only way you have access to your room other than the stairwells. This is the primary means of getting up and down right here. Next to this is going to be where we have our recycling bins for plastic, paper, even cardboard and aluminum cans. So if you are the recycling type, this is where you will come do that. Great. And yeah, we said Lily from Overland and then Bianca from Fort Worth, Texas. Hello, hello. So next we're going to go into our blue room, which is named for obvious reasons. This is going to be our space where you can come to study in back towards the back of the room. There's two separate spaces to where you can lock the door or not lock the door. I'm sorry, close the door, have access to the white board.  There will be some signage put up for social distancing, so it won't be used for its full capacity this semester, but it will definitely still be open for people to come and use for study reasons. Nice. And as far as the availability, do you just first come for serve or do you need to rent a room? First come first serve and just kind of like keep that social distancing and having a limited number of capacity. Great. Thank you. It is a warm day today. It is. We were just outside. It was pretty warm out there. Yes. So sticking to downstairs, we're going to go over to you all don't know my direction as far as north, south, east, west, but you have to bear with me. Sure. Sure. I think we're headed east, maybe in that way, in that direction. East, just a little bit past the the desk. Yes, we'll head over there to look at some other things in the hall. Um, for those of you who like to drink water and don't like to like waste plastic bottles, we have actually on our water fountain, you'll be able to fill up your water bottle. Drinking from it necessarily won't be it, but filling it up is a little bit more hands free. So it's in that alignment of like covid process and protocol. So you'll be able to fill up your water bottle right there. So you won't be able to put your mouth on that thing, but you can drink your bottle. Definitely. Um, and right here, we do have some vending options. What this will look like throughout the semester. We're not sure yet, but if there is options in here, they'll be in. This is where you'll find them, if they're going to be filled or not. Yeah, and they are wireless payment. So if we are going to have vending, you can do it wirelessly. Yes, which is a great because I leave my wallet in my office. I'll talk. Um, over here to the left of the hallway, it's our smaller kitchen net where people can come and use the stove, the wash dishes in here. This semester, we will not be running out of any kitchen equipment, but you are more than welcome to bring any pots, pans, cooking utensils that you would want to use. So the kitchens will still be open. We just won't give you those utilities to use in the kitchen. But this is the smaller version. We'll get to the bigger version in a second. OK, great. And right off of this. Thanks, Amanda, for that note. We'll try to speak up a little bit so you can hear us. This is our sun room. Again, one of those places where residents can come and study and hang out with some comfy couches. You have people come in here that are studying, fall asleep on the couches, which is completely fine. But again, it's going to be one of those capacity limits for COVID reasons. It's a little bit more chillaxed in here than in the blue room. There's a TV and, like I said, just gathering spaces. So students can come in here. You'll have your pop access will have access to this room. So you'll be able to come into this space at any point in time. There's no limit. Like it closes at any time. You'll have access to it 24 seven. I mean, it looks legit pretty comfortable. And it feels great in here. It is. It's cool air conditioning. Yes. So this is our sun room. Known as the sun room. Why don't you mind if I introduce you real quick, Matty, too? Yeah, I'm Matty. I'm a CRE and a doki.  And you get to be here with Jasmine, who is a wonderful human being. So. And you previously were here. Is that right? Yeah. I was here for a couple of years and I loved my experience here. I love the students. The RAs are great. And you're just going to have a wonderful time here. Thanks, Matty. So Matty has been my rock in this transition. So she too is a great human being. So straight to the back of Reed is a great, great asset that we have that unfortunately in the spring, in the fall and spring, we will not have access to. But just so you know what your building has. And you can like say, ha ha, my, my building has this in yourself. It's definitely a gym. Again, that FOP access, if you are a resident in Reed, you, your FOP will have access when the gym is back open. When the gym is back open. The UREC will be open. So you can go work out there. But unfortunately we have to close this gym for fall, at least because of the risk of the pandemic.  And definitely that mayor at said, if you want to like see yourself putting in that work, then you definitely have that capability. Another good thing about our building is to the back of the room. You'll see that door with those stickers on it. That is where we house university police. So if we ever need something, we have first dibs on university police because their house directly next to our building. Literally have the police station right next to the hall. Literally. So that security piece is doubled with us and it's great. Thanks. If you have any questions for us as we tour the hall, feel free to ask. We are of course going to be going up to some rooms shortly. We passed this while ago, like what I spoke to with the mail. This is where all of your mailboxes will be. So whenever you come to pick up your mail, if you have any small items that are able to fit into your mailbox, you'll definitely have that cold to get into your mailbox and pick it up yourself. Any bigger pieces you'll get from hall admin and we'll store them in our office, we're about to pass right now. Great. We're going to a place that's only for staff right now. So like you mentioned, this back here is strictly for staff. This is my office. It will be open probably 90% of the time. If I'm not in a meeting or anything, you're more than welcome to stop by my office if you have any questions, if you just want to chat. I am here as a resource to you as well in addition to the RAs. Your sign says jazz. Can we call you jazz? Yes, definitely. We'll call you jazz then. Yes. And then this is where most of your mail will be stored if you want to check out any HDMI cords if you want to. This is where you'll get that access down here as well. But for the most part, if you don't have a meeting set up with me, this will be restricted to staff only. Good to know. Good to know. Meredith is not going to be with us this semester just for COVID purposes, but she is a counselor and residence for anybody who wants to have counseling services. She will still be available for any virtual meetings, but she won't be in house with us this semester. That's a good point that you're making. We do offer mental health services for our residents who live in the halls. And that's covered within your student fees. It's not additional cost for the most part to meet with someone if you're struggling through finals or struggling with this big transition that you're going through that first year. Yes. Coming on the opposite side of the desk, we're going to get into some more social spaces. Yeah. I don't want to spoil it, but Reed has one of the best kitchens in the entire housing fleet of buildings. There we go. So this is the kitchen. Like I said before, all kitchen amenities will be open. We just won't check out any pots or pans, anything that gets touched by a lot of people or reused by everybody in the community. But to come in here, have dinner, to cook, hang out, you're definitely more than welcome to do that. The tables are kind of already sped out for the social distancing piece, so you don't have to worry about that.  A lot of shading. We probably have some programs out here just because when you're outside, it's a little bit better for COVID purposes, but you can definitely come out here whenever you want to. That's a big space. And it is gated, so you have to... Again, all that, so we'll go inside. So you do have those security purposes if you can't hear now. You have that option. So do people use the kitchen? Of course you've been here last year as well, but a lot of use of the kitchen? I would think so. Our building has a high sorority, Greek life population, and I would think that with them constantly being on the go, maybe they miss a lot of the hours for dining, and so they have the ability to come down here and cook whenever they need to and don't have that restricted time on when they could eat. Yeah, very nice, very nice additional amenity. So with the refrigerator, you're able to leave your items, belongings in there, but there are some things that we actually do to kind of like make sure that it doesn't get thrown away when our cleaning staff comes through and cleans the kitchen, so this is for your benefit that you follow the rules like when you leave things in the refrigerator. Anna asks us a question. She says, do we need to bring our own pans? I thought I heard you say we could check them out. No, so you do need to bring your own pans because you won't be able to check them out. The difference from every other year that we've had, that is a purely COVID safety precaution because typically you can check them out from the front desk, right?  I don't think much would be required, maybe one pan, actually pans, can you borrow them? I think that should work. Okay, great. Oh yeah, this is a nice space. So this is another social space that we have. This is our living room basically because it's set up a little bit more homey, it's a little bit more comfortable with the lighting. This space, again, if you have FOP access, which you will, you can come in here, you can watch movies, you don't have to request anything, you could just come in here whenever you want to, chill out, again, one of those maximum capacity things for social distancing, but you will still have access to it. Great. And I guess people watch shows here, I would think different shows are pretty popular. I know Maddie told me that their staff watched the Game of Thrones down here. Game of Thrones, if you have not watched it, please go watch it, it's amazing. Also, in this space we have a restroom, one of the only two restrooms where the opposite sex can come because we are a female prominent building where only females live in this hall. That's one of the only two restrooms where males can't use the restroom in our building. Good to know. What are we going to get to see next here on the first floor of Reed? We've got some laundry, I'm thinking. There's a couple things in this direction. This is one of the two main entrances I talked about that has to have FOP access to get into the building as well. Our parking lot is straight through this door, though. And like I said, there's only two restrooms in the entire building that allows males to use it, and this is also the second collade restroom that we have in the building. They're both on the first floor. Are males allowed on the floors above the first floor? Yes, they are. One of the other things that is changing is that we are not allowing any overnight guests this semester, so that's a little different too. Good to point out. This is our trash room. It doesn't make sense right now, but when we get to a floor, basically this door, you have to FOP out of the way all of your trash right outside that door is our dumpsters, so you have one of two options. You can either come down here and take the trash out yourself or we may have the option to use our chutes, which we'll show once we get on the upper floors. About how many residents are there in Reed? Like 459. That's a big one, big community. Yes, it definitely is. So towards the back of this hallway is our laundry room and ice machine. So laundry is free. You don't have to bring any quarters. You don't have to pay for it. It's all tied in, and so you'll come down here and do your laundry. This is the only laundry room that we have in the building. So with that being said, there is accessibility for you to download an app. That's skipping me right now. Laundry alert is what it's called. Laundry alert that would allow you to know what washes and jars are open and keep a timer of when your wash and jars are done. So that's a good way. Like, seeing that it's the only one, we kind of give you the access to go back up to your room knowing things are done or when it's available. And Jess Annabelle asks, will the trash chutes be open for use this fall? So we're going to start with them open, but if anything happens that, you know, things aren't being used properly, then we also have the option to close them, but we're definitely going to start with them open. Starting with them open, we'll see how things go. We're going to get to the fun part. We're going to go upstairs so you all can see some rooms. Yay, we'll see some rooms. And there's about 55 people watching right now. That's making me nervous. So yeah, again, just let us know where you're from. We always enjoy that. And you said you're from the Dallas, Fort Worth area. And when did you come here to Fable? So I have been in Fayetteville for a little bit less than a month. Less than a month, brand new to the area. Anything that stands out to you so far? The heels. It's very hilly. So if you're not used to walking, my Dallas people, Texas people, please get your crab muscles ready. Yeah, there's definitely some heels that can catch you if you're not ready for it. Yes, definitely. So what floor are we going up to? We are going to the ninth floor. Reed has a ninth floor. So we're going to the very tip-and-toppest floor to see some things that is unique to our hall. Right. Laura, hello from Jonesboro. Glad to have you there on the east side of the state, northeast side. And Alexa from McKinney, Texas. And do you know McKinney? Yes. Okay, you know McKinney. And then Elizabeth from Spring, Texas. And she actually will be on the ninth floor. So we're on your floor right now. If you, Elizabeth, if you could tell us your room, we might just dip in there for a second, okay? Yes, definitely. All right. So the floor after you come off to the elevators is split into two wings. The halls run both back and forth. Again, my direction is not in the restrooms, which we are going to go into. There is a restroom on this side and a restroom on that side. So there is two shower and toilet options on both sides of the floor. 921 is where Elizabeth is. So we can... We're not going to go in that room anyway. Yeah, we're not going in that area anyway. So this is another social area for anybody to come watch TV, study, hang out. Again, those capacity pieces, making sure that we have social distancing. And if for any reason anybody forgets there will be signage to help you remember. Great. You know, we have a couple people from McKinney, Texas. So that's awesome. Yeah. Again, those water bottle stations. Yeah, we got Madden from McKinney and then Anna from Kansas City, Missouri on the eighth floor. Bianca on the fifth floor. And Michelle, who from... How... I've been told how to say this before. It's in Oklahoma. Elwasso? Elwasso? I have no idea. Elwasso might be right here. Yeah. Her daughter will be on the ninth floor as well. So room 908. Oh, yay. Okay. So these is our restroom shower area. There's about anywhere from five to six showers on each side. So a total of 12 on the floor. You are not restricted to your side. So if for any reason you want to take a shower and you're like, oh, the left side's full, you're more than welcome to go to the right side. And we can just dip in here so you can see what it looks like. We do have a question about the bathroom. I was asking how many showers are in each bathroom. There's two bathrooms on every floor. Yes. And there is five showers in each bathroom. So a total of 10 on the floor. So 10 on the floor. Yeah. And the same goes for stalls. There's five stalls on each floor. Or five stalls in each restroom area. All right. We'll head into a little shower and just give you a view of what that's about.  And then there's actually like a shower section.  Might as well show that. Might as well show that shower. Okay. There's the showers. You know, we have roommates talking too. So that's great. Wow. To the stalls are definitely sinks in here for you all to get ready. If you just want to glance in the air. Okay. There we go. That's the bathroom here in Reed. Oh, thank you for the question. Sure. And then what was the room we were going to go into again? Let's see. 921. 9... 921. That's right. 921. There we go. The tip of this room is basic for all the rooms in the building. It'll come equipped with beds, the bed posts, a desk, a chair, and built-in closets and built-in drawers. They are split so it is easy to differentiate who side is what side. And so this is the basis of what all of the floors look like. And you're right to point out the built-in furniture right there. Yeah, that's something that not everybody realizes. We did get a request to see it in room 908. Okay. And let's go ahead and jump in 908 and then come back and do some measurements. Okay. Did she pick this room on purpose because her view is beautiful. Oh, yeah. That is a good view. You got the stadium right there. Yes. Can we get that? You think we can get that one open? Yeah. We can take a look out there. Let's see. I can pull it straight up. Okay. What of you? Yes. And this is the special thing that our building has that no other building can say that they have. Okay. We're going to go look at an 08 room. That is to say a corner or an in-room, like that. And then we do have a question from Anna about the length and width of drawers. And once we get back in there, we'll take a look at that. We'll definitely measure it for you. The green hall is known for its interior decorating. So I hope you ladies are ready to meet that standard. And I'm so excited to see what y'all do with these spaces. There are some really creative designs even I've seen and posted on like hashtag UR comb and other hashtags. I've seen some really, really fantastic setups. There is a highlight for room inspo so you can see all the past designs of the room. So definitely look at that if you want any inspiration. Can you give us the handle for the Read Hall Instagram? It is U of A Read Hall. U of A Read Hall. Thank you. Like I said before, there's restrooms on both sides. So this is the flipped restroom for the backwards side. I'm going to learn my directions around it. Okay. Here on the left, I think it would be 08. There we are. This is 908. Let's head in and see one of these rooms. So this setup is a little bit different. Again, it's still with the same thing. Bed, headboard, dresser, chair and built-in closet and drawers. You can use this space to measure those things that were requested. Do you think it's the same? For the drawers? Yeah. Okay. So the length, width and depth of the vanity drawers. 13 and a half, 18 and a quarter. This is an inches. 4 and 3 quarters. And then there's another style of drawer. There's one more down that has a different. 29 and a quarter, 18 in that dimension. And then I guess depth would be the remaining. Okay. 8 inches deep. Okay. So the questions come in. So we'll go ahead and start knocking those out one by one. And we'll figure out if they're the same here as they are in other rooms. First, what are the measurements for the bulletin board? And I feel like the bulletin board is here a little different than the bulletin. They're just placed different. Okay. Just horizontal versus vertical? Yes. The placement is different. Do you think that's a measure we can get? That's a little bit harder to reach maybe with the helper friend or something? I'm going to pray. Yeah. Yeah. I'm helping her out with that. Thanks, God. You got this. Thank you. Thank you in your longer arms. Appreciate it. While he measures that, one thing I did forget is each room comes equipped with a cable box. So every resident will have access to cable. 24, 36. Okay. 24 inches by 36. And I guess in another room you would just flip those. Yes. All right. Lisa asked what is the width of the end room bandies? So the width of one of these bandies I guess is what we really want to get. 33 and three-fourths. And then at this point it was just that one dimension. So Amanda asked, can you tell us the width of the closet for a tension rod? Okay. And we do recommend tension rods are great. 45 and a half inches wide. 45 and three-fourths inches wide. Okay. Dowded it a little precisely there. Michelle asked, can you measure the window in 908? That is a size of a window. So probably going to need a friend. Thank you. Yeah. We'll probably want to give them all those dimensions. 134 inches. 62 inches. And then go ahead and get depth if you don't mind. 14 inches deep. Okay. There we go. Thank you. What is the width of the desk chair opening? So we'll pull the desk chair out and we'll get that width in there. 24, 24 and a half inches that way. And Abby asked, what is the height of the closet from the bar to the floor? Okay. Okay. 56 inches. Okay. It makes me think of that game Twister where you had to like touch the different things sometimes. Yeah. Okay. Let's see what else we're looking at here. Hayley asked, what are the measurements of the top shelf above the mirror in this particular room? There is a small lip there, probably a half an inch lip. No, no. I'm sorry. There's probably a two inch lip. 20 inches in the base of the ceiling with that two inch lip. 23 and three fourths deep. The length, I guess. 30 inches right there. Okay. And Lisa asks, what is the width of the slats between the bed posts? The width of the slats between the bed posts. Yeah. I would say we're probably talking about the slats between... Or this. You know, I would give this, maybe we're talking about the... Okay. What's the difference between those two? 12 inches between those slats. And then we'll go ahead and give them that one too. 37, three fourths. We're going to ask what room this is. This is room 908. We're in a end room, I guess, is what we call this one. Okay. You know, we can move into... Why don't we go ahead and move into one of the regular rooms? I think a lot of these are regarding... Yeah, any regular room will do. Because I think all the furniture dimensions are equivalent. Yeah. Okay. So now we're in room... Let me see. Room 906. Room 906. Okay. All right. Let's continue with these measurements. Measurement of the shelves in the closet. The height and the width of the shelves in the closet. So 10 and 7, 8, it's almost 11 inches wide. Hi. Sorry. Are you able to get that? 45 across. And then Scott, do you mind getting the second shelf there for? Okay. And yes, Bianca, we were in room 908 a moment ago. We moved into a more typical room now. 21 up there. 21. And I think she got that one already. So you're good on that one. No, I don't think we got depth. 16 inches deep. Okay. And these are great questions. Amy asked, can I see the depth of the main door entering the room? Yeah. So how thick is the door? I guess the thickness, basically. And if I'm not getting that measurement that you want, just let us know and we'll try. 27 and a half. Okay. Abby asked, are these the same measurements of the other rooms? Yeah. All the measurements are similar across all the rooms. Just the room itself is shaped differently. Amanda asked, will these be the same in standard rooms? And we think yes, it will. Madden asked, what are the measurements of a regular room window? So we might have that on the sheet. Now, I think about it. If you want to refer to the sheet. 57 for height. So 9 feet, 6 inches width. And then what was the length? The height is 57 inches. 57 inches height. Okay. And I guess something we should point out is that there is a space back behind here. All right. One second. Annabelle asked, are we allowed to remove the black chairs from the room? And the answer is unfortunately no. We need you to have all the furniture that you have now in at the end of the year. And they collapse. So if you want to use a different desk chair and keep that in here, you are more than welcome to collapse it and store it somewhere in the room. Good point to make. Yeah, absolutely. Amy asked, do I see the bars on the back of the main door? Is that standard in each room? And do we have bars on the back of the door? Yes. Yes. Yeah, towel racks right there. Rachel asked, what is the first closet shelf clearance, not including the upper shelf in the measurement? So what is the first closet shelf clearance, not including the upper shelf? So I think it would be the entire thing without using the upper shelf. Well, I think it's, I think from the bottom of the first shelf to the roof, or to the roof of it, I think Scott, we may need to get you to give us that measurement. I think it's the entire thing. Yeah. Just top floor. Or just to the sixth shelf. Yes. From this shelf to the top. There you go. Thank you, Jack. No problem. 31 inches to the top. 31 inches, right there. Isabel asked, what is the width and depth of the vanity top? And we can get that. No, no, just right there. 23 and a half. What was that number? 62 inches. 62 inches, okay, in that direction. 36 and a quarter. Okay. And then Tracy asks, can we get a full view of the window and the dimension? Sure, and I'll give you a full view of the window. And does that sheet we have have the window dimensions or just window ledge? The window width blind is nine feet, six inches in width. And then the height is 57 inches. And then the ledge itself is nine feet, nine inches by 12 inches by 37 inches. And Jess is reading from the website. We do have those listed on the website and they should be accurate. Loreen asks, what is the width of the doorway? We did the width of the doorway. Okay. Okay, great. Well, let's just get just in case if you don't mind. I know we got a lot of them around that door. 27 and a half. Okay. And then Bianca asks, what is the distance between the beds? And it is movable furniture. So it doesn't have to be this way, but here's what it is right now. Actually the distance between the two beds. So it'll be a group effort here. Okay. 90 inches right now between the two beds when they're both up against the wall pretty much as far as they can go. Tracy asks, how wide is that space? And I think we're talking about that space we just covered. If not, let us know Tracy and ask, can you measure that space between the closet and the window? And I think that's a little cubby over there. Yeah. 14 inches. And then can you give us? Yeah. There's a what? Oh, there's another plug back there. So more plugs. 25. Okay. Good deal. Nicole asks, can you measure the window ledge? And I feel like we did measure the window ledge. It's on the thing. Yep. Okay. We've got the depth there. The length, width, and height, 9 feet by 9 inches, 12 inches, and 37 inches. One more time, sir. Yes. These measurements are by length, width, and height. So it's 9 feet by 9 inches, 12 inches by 37 inches. There you go, Nicole. And Rachel, she read online that the window height is 62. Can you confirm the window height? So let's run that measurement just to make sure. I think we said it was the height. The height is 62, Rachel. That is the window height. Is that what we have on that sheet? I think we do. Abby asks, are the outfit placements the same in each room? I believe the outlet placements are in similar spaces in every room, yeah. Very similar. Easy to find, I'll say that. And more than you would expect. More than you would expect. Amanda would like to see the desk chairs. So do you want to just pull one out for us?  Okay. Nicole asks, could you please measure the window? And I think we've measured that window a couple times. Yeah. How high will the beds loft? And I, this is the full lofting thing right here. So we can measure up at the highest pins. I was just stopping right here. Yeah, right about there. But they can go pretty high, but yeah. They don't have to the top pin. Although we recommend, how much? I'm sorry. 56 to the suggested pin. Okay. Michelle asked about lofting beds. What is the most popular height?  It definitely depends on the person, whatever you're comfortable rolling out onto. It's whatever you feel comfortable with. If you're okay with being up that high, it's totally up to you. If you want to be on the floor, it's totally up to you. It depends on the person. Lots of different things. We know a lot of people like to put furniture underneath, and that's certainly easy to do. These desks might even. And you can get the beds lofted yourself with a rubber mallet that you bring, or you can submit a work request order with us through housing.uark.edu forward slash fixit. And that's where you can submit one. Okay. Christina asks, would you please do an actual measurement of the top of the ledge to the ceiling? Okay. Top of the ledge. The ledge being the window ledge, I imagine. So window ledge to top of ceiling, please. Yeah. 63 up there to the very top of the ceiling. Okay. And Bianca asks, how many outlets are in the room? And when you say four, you mean there's two outlets per bundle, right? Yeah. So eight. Is that right? Yes. Okay. So there's eight different outlets right here in this room that we see very quickly. Okay. Laura asks, how high can you lift the beds? I think we just went over that measurement. Hopefully that was helpful for you. Brooke asks, is it easy to loft the beds ourselves? And yes, in this room it actually is. But just for convenience, we recommend that you use our facilities to do that for you. And they'll either get to it before you arrive or they'll get to it very quickly after you arrive on campus. Well, that was our question so far. We're holding out for more right now. Maybe you could tell me, Jasmine, what's your most excited about this fall? I'm definitely excited about meeting the girls first of all. This is the first time I'll ever ever see a residence hall with all females. And so I'm so excited about that. I'm excited to be a resource to you through by way of programming, by way of talking, just being here with you all to help y'all transition, to help y'all get through the new semester that is COVID-19. And so just really being here for this new environment of people like I'm so excited. Yeah. Okay. We've got three more questions come in. And these will be our last three that we'll address. And then afterward we will do our best to go back in if you leave questions to answer them. Nicole asked, can you measure the window ledge? Just a double check. It's 12 inches, not 14. 14 and three quarters is what you measured right there. Okay, okay. 14 and three quarters. Okay. That's what we have. And ask how deep are the desk drawers? And we can measure the depth of the desk drawers. Three and one fourth is that one. Okay. Sorry. Three and a quarter. You said two inches right there. And then there's one down down below there. 10 inches. Okay. Just a couple of quick ones there and we'll sign off. Tracy says, can you measure the distance on the desk between the top of the desk and the shelf 20 inches right there. Okay. And then, well, this will be our last one. Lorraine asks, are the dorm room dimensions from inside wall to the glass of the window or the window ledge? So I think we're talking about the entire room dimensions, maybe. And the question is, the ones we list probably on the website, are they from the inside wall to the glass of the window or the window ledge? I see. So if you, that measurement there. Can you, can we measure this dimension right here? From the floor. Yeah. Up to the ledge. It doesn't? Okay. How close can we get? Because we can add, why don't you pull that one to the edge there? Or the last measurement it offers, maybe? It's like 144 right here. 144? Okay. And then we're adding another, we'll just have to guesstimate. Do you need more that way? Yeah. And I can do it.  Okay. You can let it back in. So 144 plus 13. So it's about 13 feet. That's to the ledge, right? Okay. Oh, I see. So what was the total? I'm sorry. 144 plus 23, that's seven. 167. 157 from the. 167. Sorry. 167, 167 from the door to the window ledge. And we measured the ledge earlier. So if you want to go back and look, you can add that on and know kind of how much it is to the glass of the window. I'm curious now when we look at the sheet, which one are we giving? Do you have enough? Okay. Okay. Well, new measurement. Great. Our pleasure. Hopefully that was helpful for you and your planning and planning. Thank you for that. And it is a Friday afternoon here in Fayetteville and we're super excited to have you come. And you've gotten to meet jazz here. Yes. Anything else you want to say? You'll have a good summer and be prepared for new experiences. Come with an open mind and an open spirit to have a really good time to build community. Not only in our residence hall, but just with the Fayetteville family in, in general. So yeah. All right. Bye.


So, Pelin is one of our ESRs at the Spanish node as supervised by Joachim and is the final speaker of our first day of the symposium. The slides are ready to go. Yes, so we're looking forward to your talk. Thank you so much, Karsten. Hi, everyone. Today I'm going to present you an air network project we developed. So, yeah, before I started, I would like to mention my advisors are Joachim, Isabel and Carlos. And I started September 2019. So, as I mentioned earlier, our project is a neural network project. And more specifically, this project are really more complex algorithms than regular machine learning algorithms. And we are using them, and this complexity enables us to work a really complicated problem. And they produce really well-performance. However, this complexity also causes an issue called black box. In black box concept, the calculation during training are well known. However, the interpretability of the results is uncomprehensible. And this lack of explainability can cause a problem, especially if we are working in a health care field. For this reason, we are trying to implement biological knowledge in the network. More specifically, signalling pathways. As Joachim mentioned in his earlier speech, a signalling pathway is a cellular-level operation in an organism. And each pathway can either create a product or an helper signal for the next process. And we are specifically using circuits. Circuits is the smallest element of the pathway. And they have effect or receptor gene information. And we are using this information to improve the interpretability of the network. The network uses single cell RNA sequencing data. And it predicts or annotates cell type information. And to summarize, the project I'm presenting has three main concepts, cell type prediction, cell type annotation and interpretation. So cell type prediction is simple supervised approach. It's just predicting cell types. Cell type annotation is focusing on the hidden layer information. And the interpretation part is focusing on this integrated knowledge, which is the signalling pathways. I'm sorry, circuits. And our design is fit for neural network with dense connection. And we are using this biological knowledge in the first hidden layer. And we are implementing the implementation is applied by using each node in the first hidden layer as a circuit, which means if the genes, which is the input layer, has no connection with the selected circuits, then we are removing the weights of course here. And for the data sets, we are using two data sets for this project. And before giving more details about data set, I would like to mention one paper, which called CyBET. And this paper is important for us because both of the data sets are shared. Both of the data sets is obtained from this paper. And we are using exactly exact preprocessed step as they did. Because this paper also shared some results according to their algorithm. Because this CyBET algorithm is one of the well-known algorithm for cell type prediction tasks. And they produce really competitive results. As I mentioned, we are using exact same versions as they use. And the first data set we called is PBMC. It is a balanced data set and has seven different cell types. And the second one, Melonoma, there are two subsets for this data set. They call training and testing. Training and testing has exact same data set as training. However, there are one additional cell type, which training doesn't have. And we are using PBMC data set for cell type prediction analysis. And the Melonoma data set, we are using both interpretation and cell type annotation test. Task, yes. The purpose of this analysis is just to understand how well our proposed network is. Because the purpose is just to get the prediction versus grant through. And for these purposes, we designed an experiment with 100 iteration by using stratified holdout validation. And each iteration uses 30% of the data set as a testing data set. And these are the seven cell types, which has the same exact number of sample size. And the evaluation is for evaluation, we have five metrics, accuracy, balanced accuracy, F1 precision and recall scores. In addition to these five metrics, we are also generating average confusion metrics. These two figures is the evaluation metrics result. The top figure here belongs to these five metrics. Actually, for balanced and accuracy balanced are actually, yes, all of them seem similar because our data set is balanced data set. However, we actually generally are calculating the paying attention to distribution of each cell type. However, we are seeing similar results. But this is not an issue because the data set is balanced. And both graphs are taking a value between 1 and 0. 1 is for best, 0 is the worst score. And as we can see here, they are quite close to 1. And this shows us that our network is working for cell type prediction. In the bottom figure, in addition to general overall picture, we also pay attention to cell type details. Precision, F1 and recall scores is calculated for each cell type detail. And they are all close to 1. However, there are a slight difference for these three cell types. And side toxic memory t-cells and regulatory t-cells. However, again, overall scores are above 0.7, I'm sorry, 0.8. So in overall picture shows that the prediction for each cell type is working well. And this is the average confusion matrix. And this is a basic grant-reversed prediction. And the diagonal shows how well the predictions are. And for these three cell types, we are slightly getting lower performance. However, in biologically, they are quite similar. And as we can see here, each worst prediction is distributed by these three cell types. As I mentioned, CYBED paper shared these three results in the bottom. These three algorithms are the most well-known and most common-used algorithms in cell type prediction tasks. And our results is in the top figure, which is quite similar to CYBED. We are producing really competitive results as CYBED. And however, in addition to these three algorithms, we are aiming to interpret our network. And for this purpose, after we saw that our predictions are really good, our assumption was if we are getting good prediction in output layer, then the encoding layer, which is the last hidden layer of the network, should also have the information about the cell type differentiation. And for this reason, the experiment is started with in two steps. The first step is basic visualization, just creating clusters. And then the second one is novelty detection, which we are trying to find the similarities for samples and then trying to understand which samples are relatively abnormal than the rest of the data set. And the interpretation is, again, looking the biological layer, which is the first hidden layer in our design. And more specifically, we are looking the activation scores of each node in the first hidden layer for each cell type, which means basically we are just getting the most active nodes for each cell type. And according to these selected nodes, we are making the analysis. And for example, for B cells, the most active pathway should relate it with cell-to-cell communication, prolification, protein expression, and segregation. And our results shows that the most active pathways are related with these functions, cell functions. And this output provides us that during the cell type prediction, the integrated biological layer is taken into account. Yes. And for the next one, as I mentioned, we have two steps for this analysis. And both of the analysis is using encoding layer. And the experiment is designed by using 70% of the training set here. And then after model is trained, a full training set and the testing set is used for this experiment. And as I mentioned, the purpose of this analysis just to provide a visual proof, because we want to see encoding layer can create clusters for each cell types. One important cell type here is negative cells. As you can see here, this negative cell doesn't exist in training set. And we are trying to create a separate clusters for this cell type, while also getting separate classes for the rest of the cell types. These are the two results. As I mentioned, 70% of the training set is using for the model training. And this is the full sample set for the final figure. As we can see here, it's cell type, which are the non cell type for the model, is creating one cluster for each cell type. And for the next one, testing. And as we can see, we also can see that one cluster for each cell type. But also we are seeing that one separate cluster for unknown cell type. And this shows us the encoding can be used as a cell type differentiation. And for this purpose, we are using a similarity score from local outlier factor analysis. And the steps are, and the analysis start with calculating the encoding information, calculated by using encoding information. This similarity score shows how for the giving sample, so this score shows that for giving sample, how similar this sample for the rest of the data set. And it gets 0 to negative infinite. 0 if we are close to 0. It means this giving sample has a relationship or more similar to the rest of the sample set. And the next step, by using this similarity score, we generate a distribution plot for each cell types. And by using these distribution scores, we are calculating a threshold. And this threshold is helping us to decide which samples are going to assign as an unknown and which samples are going to execute for our network. And for this, if the calculated similarity score for giving sample is above from this threshold, then we are executing our network. And end of this analysis, we are getting a cell type prediction. And if the value similarity score is below than this threshold, then we are saying that the network doesn't see this label before. So that means this is unknown. And this is the final results after following all steps. And as you can see here, we are getting a high accuracy for all the cell types. And also, we are getting a high accuracy for unknown cell type identification. One issue I would like to address is the performance of NK. As you know, the networks work better with higher sample sets. For this cell type, unfortunately, we have a small set, a small sample set. That's why the performance is relatively lower than we compared the rest. And this is the comparison between Saibet and our network. And as we can see here, we are getting a high performance, except NK. And also, we are getting a similar performance for unknown cell type annotation. The results I showed is still one of our ongoing project. And it's funded by several European agencies. And before ending my presentation, I also would like to mention our latest project. So we are currently working a cell type trajectory project. There are several studies in this field. And basically, in this project, we are trying to find the cell type behavior according to... Yes, for this project, we are using cancer data set because we are trying to understand the changes in the cell type when it became the cancer. The idea is if we see this trajectory, which is like the pet, we can understand how the cell behavior for the patient or the treatment or the cancer stage. So these are the full sample set we are using. As you can see, there are multiple. And yes, we are in the initial stage. However, the results we get so far is what the literature says. And we are using a variation of the encoder for this design. And also, we are using a signaling pathway also in this project. Thank you so much. Thank you, Pelin. Now, time for questions. Lukas. Thanks, Karsten. Thank you very much, Pelin. It was a wonderful talk, very clear. And I also love not only the content, but the progress part at the top. It really helps with the science. I think everyone here is the same. I'm starting to work a bit with our single cell RNA-seq data. And the cell type annotation and prediction seems to be kind of hard in some situations. I was wondering if you know how well these algorithms perform in situations in which the cell types are not that different, for example, with single-nuclear RNA-seq in which the different cell types are, for example, different types of neurons. For, I mean, in biological point of view, I'm not that expert. But I know there are, for example, in our result, like confusion metrics. If the cell types are really close to each other, the network is quite under-performance. So yes, for this purpose, I think, in my opinion, to work with some biologists to understand or at least finding a route for the cell types might be helpful for the network. Thank you. You're welcome. More questions? So I have one question. You mentioned the local outlier factor. Yes. And this includes a number of parameters. Are your results sensitive to these parameters? Or have you explored this? Or how do you set them to make a phase? Of course. How do you set the parameters? Actually, this was one of the topics when we are using this network tool. We use the default feature, because our aim is to see, can we separate, or can the default? I mean, even if we are using simple design, can we find this separation between cell types by using the simplest model? So just the default parameters in some software implementation of LOF. OK, good. Further questions? Yeah, Giovanni. Thank you, Pelling. I have a quick question on the structure of the first hidden layer where you mentioned that you keep only the connections for the genes that are relevant to the circuits. Have you considered doing that instead as a soft version? So instead of literally removing the links between the neurons, just adding some regularization term in your training procedures so that the first layer is incentivized to mimic these connections, but also allows for a little bit of wiggle room to try to find something extra. Do you mean what's the regularization? Do you mean like, I mean, L1, L2 regularization? No, you could just add the term, sorry, to the loss to penalize how far the connection goes from these hard cutoff. But then, since it's just a term in the loss, you could still get a little bit of other contributions and try to get a more general result? Actually, we didn't, but we make this analysis, which is like, we shuffle the connection. I mean, we assume that we keep the same number of connections, but we shuffle them. And however, when we shuffle them, the results we are getting is really poor performance, but we didn't do anything about what you are saying. But when we shuffle them, we saw that this shuffling is really important because with this shuffling, it doesn't mean for the network. But keeping them is a biologically meaningful is providing performance. Thank you. Are there further questions? If not, then I would like to thank Pellin and all the speakers of the first day of this symposium. Thank you very much.


Ladies and gentlemen, Salah Mike welcome back to another fix your form episode where I take your form and I give you guys free coaching Some critique if you want to get involved. We need three reps seventy percent Landscape sent to ask mi kke at gmail.com ask mi kke at gmail.com ladies and gentlemen, let's dig into it First like we got some squats coming up Focused making sure that hand placement is symmetrical and correct. I like it Shout out to relentless fitness in the background. I see you. I see you nice calm cool Collected warm-up. Let's see what my man's got shout out to the guy in the background doing absolutely nothing on that foam roller I'm sure your workout went great after that after appreciate if you'd hop on the assault bike Actually warm up and they get to your squats. All right Overall looks really really clean man looks really really clean one thing. I'd like to see once your form Feels pretty good consistent and confident which your form is pretty good I'd like to see it be a little bit more aggressive getting into the hole try to get some of that rebound some of that Elasticity some of that stretch effect from your muscles out of the hole And it'll allow you to be a little bit more explosive on the way up the control is absolutely perfect And there's nothing necessarily wrong with it But I think if you could be a little bit more aggressive over time Oblare which project if you could be a little bit more aggressive over time You'll be able to not only lift a little bit more weight, but train with a little bit more volume because you'll be able to handle Heavier loads with more reps at the same time stay in really really upright a nice high bar position We're not going to tell you to change it because your torso And femur length everything looks clean the bar staying over your midfoot looks like you're nice and tight Not sure where if you're using a belt or not, but that bit may be another good step for you as well As you progress into this power lifting or squatting thing Knee sleeves are also a great option. I don't think they're necessary I would definitely get a belt first, but I do think they're great tools To allow you to again train a little bit heavier And people would say well if you are only training a little bit heavier because of those things That's not really the case the case is they allow you mentally to feel a little bit safer Keep some warmth in your knees also a slight compression and same with the belt studies show that you are allowed to flex your midsection A little bit more your ab muscles are actually working harder with the belt when they have something to press against when breathing embracing properly Plus you're allowed to use more load which overloads the muscles, you know if you can do beltless Knee sleeveless, you know three by five at 300 pounds But then you could do 315 or 320 over time with these leaves in a belt your muscles are handling a heavier load And not only for strength, but hypertrophy. They'll help a little bit better This angle still I believe it's the same a gentleman's it looks really really good Now one thing you might be able to do is move that stance in just a hair It looks like you're really struggling to find stability in the knee and sometimes moving the stance in allows that to be a Little bit easier for you. But again, all I would suggest really Is to perhaps try a belt and then work on being a little bit more aggressive in to the hole Catching some of that rebound and banging back out. Let's see what we got next ladies and gentlemen Blair which again? Oh, we're going slow mo just kidding What I do like about being controlled, you know, I often say be quick But don't hurry which is a John wooden quote one of the greatest coaches across all sports of all time Is that you want to be fast enough for you? And maybe you know, this guy obviously is the first time I've seen him lift I've never talked to him. Maybe this is as fast as he's comfortable or can do under control in which case Maybe this is just how you're gonna have to squat But I do think once you gain control the proprioception the body awareness the technique the skill of Squatting and you're fairly efficient. No one's going to be fully efficient or perfect every set every rep ever But once you're pretty confident and built into the routine of it Then we can start on working on pacing which I often talk a lot about in the squat The pacing of the squat itself can help so much how fast you can go on the way down oftentimes is a representative of how fast you go on the way up and Overall how aggressive you can be can help you lift more weight and again, whether your goal is hypertrophy or power lifting The more weight you can lift you're going to be better off with both because the more volume you'll be able to handle And then if the more efficient you are not only with the pacing but your form itself the more frequency You'll be able to handle at heavier loads and those are as we should know by now class the most efficient way All right, excuse me not the most efficient but the most important factors the most prominent factors in both strength and muscles gained We saw this guy enough, let's see what we can get into we'll get into the next one good rewreck my man overall really really good squat Thanks for sending it in and building some content with me. Got a little conventional polls going on. Let's see what we got Overall, I'd say really really solid Positioning of the hips looks good back looks good. Even your lats look pretty flexed. You're moving that neck a little bit Which isn't too bad Try to keep it locked in on your very first rep I would just suggest trying to find a little bit of tightness before you yank on the ball right now You can even see is your elbows are a hair bent and then you just kind of go from zero to a hundred on that So what I would try to do without pulling your hips down is I would try to sit back a little bit more I could a little bit of body weight behind the barbell shoulders just a hair further back over your wrists And then from there there should be tension in your arms almost think about flexing your tricep There should be full tension in your arms and full tension in your hamstrings and then pull from there overall really really solid Back into the squats my man first couple things just that really pop out are the moving of your feet and moving of your hand We want to get as tight as we can through everything So we want our full foot in contact with the ground. We want to balance as well as we can We want to squeeze that barbell as tight as we can with both hands because if we do that We're more likely to squeeze our back the entire time and then next, you know, we're going to talk again about pacing Maybe you're trying to do pause squats. If that's the case, I guess that's fine But even still it's just inconsistent with the amount of pause you're doing in terms of time And you're losing tension in the pause, which is something we want to work on We we want to pause in the squat to make it more difficult so that we can get stronger and be better in our Competition style squat. We don't want to pause in the squat to lose tension and then pop back on We want to emulate our normal squat. So for you We really got to focus on getting tight both in our stomach back hands and really feel in the ground with our feet Number two for yourself is I would actually skip the pause squats for now You can come back to them later But those are more a variation of the of the of the competition lift or a variation of the main lift And what we want to do is get really good at the normal lift before we start to need or add in variation once you're Proficient in the squat and you've maybe plateaued the pause squat tempo squat pin squat these other exercises front squat High bar whatever it might be our good tools to allow you to train more often or train more volume or perhaps lift your competition Squat, but until you're efficient at the squat We don't need to force those in from this angle You can see your low back might be a little bit too curved So it would work on pulling that rib cage down making yourself nice and square in your midsection Again dealing with tightness and then I wouldn't do the competition squat and the pause squat in the same Set it might have just been tired and you might have just You know a little bit of mental lapse, but I really focus on that pacing again Controlling yourself on the way down hitting that hole and exploding on up You got a little bit of work to do a little bit of homework my friend, but I got faith I Got faith and you got a friend in me Buzz Lightyear Just take your time and get after it Okay, okay, okay We got a pretty good-looking squat right here if I do say so myself You can tell with a little bit more narrow stance there He doesn't have a lot of issues controlling his knee which was something I was mentioning before Sometimes people try to squat a little bit too wide for their mobility or frame and I feel like They're focusing too much on keeping those knees out Whereas they could just move their stance in and that knee will naturally track a little bit more of their foot They're midfoot and allow them to be a little bit stronger and not focus as much on that stability Stability is key. You can't really transfer force without it But if you're trying to squat beyond your leverages, it's gonna be very very difficult or lift in general Overall man, I'd say that squat was super clean again You might be a little bit more aggressive going into the hole, but your general form is really solid Same with my man right here can't really see your depth or your lower body, but it looks pretty good One thing I would say is I would try to slow down in between reps Even if you have a set of eight ten even twelve if your coach really hates you or you're trying to get mega jacked What we want to do is focus on each rep and being Similar if not the exact same as the one before and in which case I think of ten reps as Ten singles just really close together. So that real that first one was real clean. Take your time Rebrace another big breath and do the other You know, I think you see a lot of bodybuilders from the 90s and whatever and they're throwing around 315 405 Maybe before 95 with constant tension over and over I think that that just allows you to be a little bit sloppier when it comes to one rep maxes or even heavier loads and To the mental lapse of getting tight Isn't there so I would try to really focus on the singles Oh my single ladies. Oh my single ladies. Oh my single ladies. You guys are welcome my man here hips are a little low So sometimes, you know getting your back flat is one of the most difficult things in the deadlift And the easiest fix for a majority of people is to get those hips a little bit higher So that doesn't necessarily mean you have to be in front of the bar more What it means is flatten that back out get your hips about two inches higher shins a hair more vertical and then get your body weight falling backwards Oftentimes also what I found is people's belts are on too tight when your belts on too tight You can't actually breathe into it and brace Properly and that also can cause some backgrounding People think the belt is doing the work But the you have to do more work the belts just a tool there to help you breathe into it So make sure you can kind of fit a couple fingers in between your stomach and the belt before you breathe Then feel it out with your stomach sides and low back pushing into the belt Hips a hair higher and that'll be a really clean deadlift man overall really solid We just got to fix that hair of low back rounding one Potential injury down long term to you're not taking full advantage your hamstrings and glutes and a three under heavier loads 90 95 percent 100 percent or when you go for new PRs You're going to get around an inch or two above your knee and be too curled in the low back to lock that thing out We want to be able to have our low back flat so we can just push those hips through nice and easy Again, I've talked about it many a time. I'm not a huge fan of the touch-and-go Deadlift I think there's a very very few cases where you should actually train that way for the majority of people And I know some comments well strong man You could do touch-and-go and crossfit you can do touch-and-go and I just like doing touch-and-go because I like it Well, that's fine.  So I would recommend Repeating again trying to get perfect singles although you're doing a set of five eight twelve whatever You're going to be doing five perfect singles or ten perfect singles and in no time You'll get into a better position over time You'll produce more force because you're coming from a dead stop and more force more actual strength more power Does equal more muscles and who doesn't want to be have more muscles and also lift more weight I mean, that's the goal here, right ladies and gentlemen and because of that touch-and-go your starting position is Inconsistent the barbell moving in is inconsistent even though this gentleman right here is pretty good at them generally speaking It's really hard to tell But what I would say my man is that first single is really the only one I could judge by overall It is really really good hip seeming a good place low back seems in a good place You are using straps which again depending on what you compete in or your goals may not be the best idea But considering that you get in a really good place I do think you can get a little bit tighter in your upper back and lats It looks like your arms are just kind of hanging so really try to pull that bar into you flexing your lats And get those elbows pointed backwards think about bending that bar around you Okay, Sumo time. I kind of like it. I kind of like it going beltless He's got the tank top on letting the triceps out. Let it in a breathe. They need oxygen too overall, man Sumo form looks really really good. I like the patience off the ground knees are in a good place right over the midfoot Not going too wide for your mobility back It's in a really good position head in a good position pulling the slack out and tension out of the body a One sumo form ladies and gentlemen, do your boy a favorite give it a thumbs up Let's see if we can get to 1k thumbs up subscribe try notifications. I'll catch you guys in the next one Tuesday Thursday Saturday Sunday Salam I'm out Appreciate you guys