Welcome to Toffy TV, it is my three talking points from Everton One, Brighton, Hovalbyn, Four, The Blues, Destroyed, at Gullison tonight at Fair Play to Brighton. A club that is very much knows what it's doing, a club that is very progressive, a club that has succession plans not only for players but for managers and a club that has assembled a team that has got players in it who've cost £3m, £4m, £5m and a club that always passes the ball forward, something which Everton don't do. That's my first point that I'm going to start with tonight. I don't understand what Everton are trying to do under Frank Llanparg. I've said before and I get a bit of stick for it fair enough if people feel that way inclined for saying I do like Frank Llanparg, I think he's a bubbly manager, I think he wants to do really well for Everton, I think he tries to do well for Everton. I just don't understand a few of the things that he's done recently. I don't understand the team tonight. I don't understand the formation when we've just done well at City. I don't understand why after a year we don't play forward. We'll just watch the team come to us tonight. You've lost a manager who's really built this thing along with Graham Barber and people like that at Brighton. They lost them to Chelsea and they just went and got the Sassuolo manager. Sassuolo manager who plays attacking football in a similar vein and has come in and it's just like a seamless thing. He's coming. They fly forward. They get goals.  Would everyone be celebrating in the streets of Everton? No. Does he do a job? Yeah. Would he get an Everton team? Yeah. You know, Metomo cost £4 million, £4.5 million, tears us apart. Young Evan Ferguson up front, 18 years of age, scores with the weekend, get to start tonight, scores tonight, looks a handful.  You just go through the team. Casido, £5 million.   I was watching a team pass the ball forward every time. Pass, pass, pass. It goes forward. Someone makes a space. They know what they're doing at the end. They're messing their arm with it. They was doing backflicks on the edge of our box. And I watch Everton get the ball and we look like we've not got a clue. We look like we don't know what we're doing. We pass it around the back. It goes back to Jordan Pickford. It eventually kicks it long, which could have been done 30 passes before and got us up the pitch. But now, because we've asked about what we did at the back, we knock it back, that we've moved on the pitch. It's knocked up and we're under pressure again. I don't know what we're trying to do. And I just wish the manager would just settle on one thing. Last season, we were in dire straits and he changed it and we give him credit for it. Flexibility. He's done well. He's recognised it. Excellent. So why have we moved away from it? This team, the setup doesn't know how to play attacking football in any way, shape or form. So, therefore, have a bit of insurance. Have a team that has got three centrebacks in play. You've just done it at the weekend and it worked to a degree. Keep that for the next few weeks. Try and stick some points on the board. Try and get a bit of durability. Try and get a bit of confidence flowing through the team. Lost four home games on the run now. Four home games on the run. How do you even stay up with that? The last three have been united with no great shakes. Teams like Villar have batted them at home and other teams have beaten United. But they beat us so fair enough. But we've lost to Leicester City. We're in the bottom three.  We've lost to Wolves, so it's not very good. And we've lost now to Brighton. They were a good shot. Don't get me wrong. But tonight, before the game kicked off, Brighton had lost six and Evan had lost eight. So even though I've got loads of time for Brighton and they are a good shot, they are not Manchester City. Evan had lost four home games on the run. The home is supposed to be what makes you a winner in any kind of trouble this season. And it's all been torn up. It's all been blown wide open. But I come back to that thing of what are we trying to do? Just put something in place and stick to it. And right now, I would have two strikers, whether that be Damari Gray off-dom, or whether it be Malpie off-dom, or whether it be Ella Sims off-dom, or whatever, whatever, whatever. Get the two of them up there and go back to the front. I don't care. People can go on about why I don't want to see that kind of football. I want points on the board. They're not going to work the way we're playing. Second point. The second point is the recruitment. And I've probably done this to death, but I'm going to continue to do it. Again, just to reiterate, I've just watched a team that hasn't spent anywhere near the amount of money Evan has spent. I've watched a team that don't pay anywhere near the wages that Evan football club pay. Come to Godderson and beat us 4-1. And it could have been more. If they had gone half a leather, I think they'd get 6-0-7. They were messing around with the ball at the end. They brought four or five people on. They didn't even bring Trossard on, who's one of their best players. They just beat us so easily by going forward, knowing what they're doing. They've got players who cost relatively speaking a few million, that's it, all playing in a formation, all playing in a shape, all playing forward progressive football, because the recruitment has been really good. And we are watching the flip side, watching Evan and looking and seeing players on big wages with no idea what to do. No real desire and hunger. Yes, the two centre backs have got it. Tarkovsky and Cody, I get that, they have. Other people want to do well and the goalkeeper wants to do well. I think Paterson really wants to do. It'd be silly to say players don't really want to do well. But some haven't got it. They haven't either got it upstairs or they just haven't got it because the confidence has gone or whatever. They just don't shoot everything. But I'm seeing a Brighton team where the recruitment has been excellent. There is players out there that improve you. There is players out there that will stick to a game plan. There is players out there that are comfortable in possession and go forward. The name of the game or the idea of football is to score goals and win games. We don't seem to have won across the halfway line. There is passing. Barry Williams sits right behind me and we are talking and he is going. There was just one passing to play in the second half of an event and given this three passes we thought it was back with Pickford. On the third pass it went back to Pickford. And that was just one indication of the way we play. There is no clear plan. But we haven't bought the right players. The recruitment team have had four months to come up with some solutions to the manager. For the manager in attacking sense. And there we are on January the third and there is nobody coming through the door. There is no links of players coming through the door. It's not good enough. It isn't good enough. And too many people have got away with making these mistakes. It's poor. It's poor. And Kevin Thelwell has got to come up with some answers and he's got to come up with some players right now. And if the board who has sat there is sitting on the hands after watching that. Now I know that you haven't got off a tunnel and other things and all of that. You cannot sit there and think that that's okay on any level. So get your hand in your pocket and give the manager or whatever. Bring some players into this squad who know how to go forward and score goals. Cos otherwise it's going to cost you way more than what it'll cost you to bring reinforcements in this month. A third one. I don't know. I honestly don't know. A third one. Ella Sims. Good to see him get on the pitch. Don't know why he was warming up from about the 60th minute. It took till the 83rd minute to put him on. I really don't understand that. I know the manager is trying to give Dominic Hall that Lewin minutes to get him up to speed. But why not put him in Sims up top and really just go along and give Brighton something to think about. One can run off the other. Putting Neil Mawpai on a Saturdays didn't teach anybody anything. Did it? Really? Nobody. It didn't do anything. We were gone anyway. It's game over. We all know about Mawpai. Play him on Friday if you need to.  You should have given him in my opinion 20 minutes. Now bring the lab back. Have him training and give him 6 or 7 minutes here and there. It's not going to do anything. And I'm not saying he's the right answer and he's going to solve the problems. I'm just talking about a thing of at least give the lad a little bit of time. You know, a little bit to see whether he can do anything. And you know, give them a real test. Cos none of our other players really give them a test. Yeah, listen, it's one of them, isn't it?  There's something else. Let's leave it there. Let me know what you think in the comments section below. Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven't given the video a like. If you so wish. I can understand it. If you're not interested in watching this video and you've just had enough of evidence for now, I fully understand it. But thanks anyway. Happy New Year. Although it isn't at the moment, is it? What a terrible start from the Premier League forever for 2023. Losing a home game to Brighton as we did 12 months ago. So there you go. Anyway, thanks for watching. See you later.


You will have no problem finding pitchers to a door on Wednesday slayed for MLB DFS because there are half a dozen almost guys in the upper salary range capable of generating upside and getting you a lot of strikeouts and for a seven game Slate that's not super normal, but it's a pretty good name list of names here at the top So our job for today is to sift through those pitchers decide which ones had the best upside which ones We trust most based on matchups talent, etc. Etc. And try to figure out the best way to play things for MLB DFS Let's dive on in now and get you set for this Wednesday night slate welcome on into the solo shop That's right here on the fan dual podcast network and number fire comm My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for number fire comm here to preview this seven game main slate Relax that for 705 p.m. Eastern for today Only weather note for this slate is at Wrigley field where the wind is actually in From right field at seven miles per hour. That's a slight downgrade to batters the reds in the cubs I don't think it's enough where you drastically shift your outlook of anything But at least we're considering that the wind isn't a Wrigley not super strong at seven miles per hour But enough to be at least noteworthy for sure given how wind sensitive that park is so slight downgrade For the reds and the cubs will break down the pitching preview and go through all those studs in just one second at first A quick reminder to make sure you are subscribed to the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed wherever you get your podcast We of course are an apple podcast Spotify Stitcher Google podcasts. You name it. 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I broke that down Our favorite golfers in each salary tier yesterday on the podcast is upon the fandal YouTube page But also on the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed pitching preview for this Wednesday Main slate Sandi Alcantara is the highest salary pitcher on fandal checking in at $11,000 Alec Minoa is 10 8 Shohai Otani is 10 5 Kyle Wright comes in at $10,400 Nick Paveda is 10-1 Julio Arias is 96 Hunter Green is 91 with Michael Kopeck Cal Quantrell And rangers Suarez as the others at $8,000 were higher now There are a lot of good names at the top for today, but I think for the second consecutive week We can just feel good about loading up on Shohai Otani as our top arm of the night it's a pretty comforting situation to just be you high on Otani set it and forget it because He's just fun to watch he's at home again He's facing the White Sox this time and they actually have the second worst WRC plus on the slate It's a 95 versus righties with a 120 ISO that 120 ISO ranks dead last they're not a high strikeout team, but Not sure much that matters for Otani for the full season He has a 33 percent strikeout rate 2.67 skill interactive era the White Sox also don't draw many walks Which should beef up Otani's pitch efficiency Which again, he didn't need last week 13 strikeouts and eight innings That was against the whales who honestly are pretty similar to the White Sox right now where they're not a great offense But they don't strike out a ton But Otani just torched them. He now has double digit strikeouts four times this year across 12 starts He is pretty volatile. He has some bad games for sure But it's not a you know a situation where I want to overthink it I think that if I can get the guy with the best upside who I also just enjoy rooting for the most I think that makes it pretty fun So we will go through some alternatives if you don't want to deal with the volatility or want to exploit it from a tournament perspective You can but Otani is the top guy for me for cash games and he will be my top tournament arm of the night as well I think he's just kind of too good to pass up right now even with solid alternatives being elsewhere Number two for me is Kyle Wright. I think both he and Sandy Alcantara have really good cases to be Quality pitchers for tonight, but Wright has the better matchup and that's against the Phillies This is a spot where looking at their active roster is key because Bryce Harper is gone right now That is a huge downgrade to this offense their active roster without Harper has an 89 WRC plus against right is that is actually the worst on this slate Their 148 iso is tied for second worst and they will strike out They got a 23 strikeout right there again without Harper It's a pretty rough scene for the Phillies right now. They could turn it around because They have talented guys who are struggling right now, but I'm fine using pitchers who are facing them until Guys like Costellano start to figure things out, uh, you know, Reese Hoskins GT removed all those guys once they figure things out cool. I'll deviate but for right now Kind of okay with going here and right is good enough to take advantage of a good matchup He's been leaning more on his changeup across his path seven starts, which is a really good pitch for him it has a 255 x woba against it per baseball savant And using that pitch is allowed them to generally pitch really well He has a 3.56 era a 3.50 skill interactive era with a 25 fly ball rate They 24 strikeout rate that strikeout number is not huge But he's had seven plus strikeouts three times in the span and in this matchup I'm in I have right projected for six strikeouts here Which is a totally fine number for this kind of matchup We can expect him to probably not let up too many earned runs. I'll be on right here for sure because of the advantages working in his favor All the value plays are kind of bad. We got a lot of studs. So I personally don't feel the need to Do a value. I don't think I will personally, but I do want to stack the Dodgers again today. I'm sorry Withhold your moans, please. I get it. I understand I'm there with you, but I kind of want to do it again But I shouldn't at least talk about a value play if you want to load up on trey turner and guys like that The top value for me would be just in steel at 7600 dollars Steel's facing the reds and they're actually hitting pretty well against lefties with a 117 w RC plus So it's not about matchup. It's just that steel's pitching. Okay overall Not a big strikeout guy 21 strikeout rate for the year But really good bad at ball data for steel. He has a 34 hard hit rates with a 27 fly ball rates It hasn't made him bulletproof his era is 4.59 and part of the reason that number is high because he is because He lent up seven earned runs to this very same offense back on may 26 So that's why I'm not super into it, you know, I don't really want to go down here But he can have pretty good starts steel has gone seven innings twice in his past four starts He had eight strikeouts last time out. That's his third time getting eight plus strikeouts this year So there is at least a path to steel pitching well It might not be the most likely path and that's why I'll be living the upper tier, but I've got steel projected for five strikeouts. It's not bad for a guy at 7600 dollars I most likely in full transparency will not use him myself But if you want a value play he's probably your top guy. I think to me this late is get a stud pitcher and Find value hitters the stacks you like and build around them Because I just think that they're that's a better route for today than Trying to scrounge for a value pitcher. I just think the the high salary guy is very worth it. The low salary guys are Generally low salary for reasons that's our amount of pitching for today with otani one right two We'll talk about sandial contra number three in things to watch first. So let's talk about some stacks here and go back to the dodgers They're still a coarse field. I wish they'd leave. It's uh, it's really annoying to have them there So please get them out of course field. I'm sick of this, but I got to do it Just I I can't I can't stop the facing everyone marquez and I like marquez a lot I think he's better than what his results say, but I don't think that even if we account for that He's pitching well enough for us to avoid him at coarse field. I will stack the dodgers again here marquez Made a pretty key shift halfway through this year where seven starts ago He jacked up his sinker usage in a pretty significant fashion He lowered the usage on his forcing fastball and it has helped a bit He's getting a bit more. We contact now The strike at rate is up a tad from where it was too But it's not enough To help his results because in this time with more sinkers his yaw ray is 7.06 In his three home starts. He's led up four six and four and runs And that hasn't been against elite teams The dodgers, I don't think they've totally collapsed. Oh, I wouldn't put them in the elite team tier right now either But I don't think they've totally collapsed Now marquez did have a great outing last week. He went Uh seven and two thirds innings against the twins no runs there But that was in minnesota byron buxton was not playing for that game or he didn't start at least And marquez in that game had just two strikeouts with five walks so I don't view that as being a start that shifts the way I view marquez I think we can still definitely stack against him at coarse field, which is what I want to do for tonight So the dodgers i'm sorry are the top stack once again for today Marquez's platoon splits are almost dead even 50 ground ballray versus righties 50 against lefties The strikeout rates separated by just one percentage point So I should just pick the guys you like most based on the numbers against righties I will say there are a pretty good number of lower salary guys on this dodger's team right around 3000 so whether you know tani Right minoa alcantra I think you can stack the dodgers you may just have to settle for the Second tier guys instead of will smith freddy freeman tray turner stuff like that I think that you can make it work as long as you're okay conceding a bit in terms of the value or the Quality of the guys you're using within that stack the second stack is the cubs I do downgrade them a bit due to the wind being in a wriggly field, but They're facing hunter green. We know This is a volatile situation and he's doing some really good stuff But the way he operates can lead to dingers in a hurry which I think necessitates our continuing to stack against him in tournaments and We talked about this entering last week where He had a skill interactive era around 3.7. Oh green did and his previous aid starts That happened because he was throwing fewer fastballs And that's a good shift for him because the fastball is not working right now He did still struggle there though. He let up 600 runs and three homers and five innings He has let up four plus earned runs and four of his nine starts Since he started to scale back the fastball It is a good shift for green and has made him a better pitcher and he is More likely to have good games now than he was before but The upside that was there previously is still there We can live with the risks when there is Multi-home or upside kind of up and down the lineup The cubs are not some massive power team, but they're also not terrible They have a 106 WRC plus against righties in their current active roster That's why they're not higher on this list because they're not a big Homer team. That's why You know, I'm okay Dinging them for the weather as well But I still think it's a good spot for home runs And I like hunting for dingers the cubs give me that here So the cubs a good option for today We've talked about this a couple times now, but green struggles more with righties and lefties He becomes a two-pitch pitcher when he's facing the righties So I'd bump up righties quite a bit here. Christopher Morel is $2,900. He has a 185 iso against righties A lot of strikeouts are in recently, which is a bit concerning, but Does hit the ball pretty hard. Patrick wisdom has a 228 iso versus righties I'd start with those key righties morel wisdom and kind of build from there William Contreras Wilson Contreras should say Mixed up Wilson Contreras not as big of a power guy against righties. I would still use him a lot But that's why I rank him below Morel and wisdom is because Not as much pop there, but he's probably still third in the list either way But the third stack it's a tournament only one for me That's the angels and the reason they are tournaments only is because it's not safe They're facing Michael Kopeck who's had good results most of this year But I still think we should give the angels a look here in tournaments The most relevant sample on Kopeck is his past eight starts He's using more sliders in that time with and he's got a 3.4. Oh, yeah, right. That's pretty good good results But there are some issues in the peripherals specifically. He's walking a lot of guys He's led up a 51 fly ball right which leads to a 4.74 skill interactive era Among all the pitchers on this slate and they're most relevant samples That's actually the worst number of any pitcher for tonight It has bit Kopeck a couple times He led up four runs to the astros led up three to the orioles Five to the blue jays three to the yankees and the angels are a pretty solid offense They have a 117 wrc plus against righties with a 201 iso I think they could get to him here. So again, it is risky given how good the results have been for Kopeck, but I do think there's upside here. You know, I think that Um, I'm willing to give it a shot for sure So I'll give it a spin here. It's risky, but I think that It's not It's not it's being different without being stupid. I think it's the way that I'd phrase it here I don't think there are a ton of like surefire stacks or tonight So I'm okay going with it with a low floor and I think the angels are that but they come with a good ceiling So I will use them here tonight I do want to talk about the otani part of this stack because Having him as a pitcher means we can't include him in our stacks or tonight and that's a bummer because I'd like to use him But he is still actually in there in a way We it means in the lineup. That's that's a good thing Which means we still benefit from his presence in this in this order every hit otani gets increases Run scoring and rbi chances for the teammates that we're using in our stacks It jacks up their projected plate appearances If there are a lot of benefits to otani being in there. It's not like he's out He's still in the lineup. So we're still benefiting from him Even if we can't use him specifically within our lineups So no, you can't use him and that sucks because it's one less high upside guy to use on this team But you are still benefiting from his being there and I think that makes the angels a fun stack even when he's pitching So, you know, it's not ideal, but I think that despite that it's still a stack I feel really good about personally Things to watch to talk about sandy alcantra. I would definitely rank him third for tonight even considering salary at $11,000 I think you can stack him Or use him while stacking the dodgers You got the angels in the cubs with some value plays there max stasi's 22 Jared walsh 28 we talked about morrell talked about wisdom All these guys come with low salaries and you've got max muncie chris taylor codie bellinger gavin lux all Pretty much bargain salaries compared to coupers So I think we can make it work. I'll be doing that, you know It's not going to be super comfortable to stack the dodgers while glossing over freeman Turner etc etc and a lot of lineups, but I think it's fine So I will try to make that work alcantra Just going super deep in games net right now mo and everyone down low strike at matchup Which is why he was not in my top two but do so liking quite a bit and we'll rank him number three I'm not opposed to some blue jays lineups and tournaments They're facing nick pavetta. He's pitching really well right now, but he's still letting up a 44 hard hit rates But they 43 fly ball rates We're not going to get the jays at a roster rate discount because their implied total is pretty high, but They do have upside I'm totally fine considering them here and we'll go towards the jays for sure just to keep in mind that They're not going to be sneaky and pavetta is pretty good as well Finally, I could be okay at the twins they're facing cal quantrell who Not a bad pitcher by any means, but he does let up a lot of balls in play, which is kind of what we want for stacking They're Not a great stack, but they are an option I would specifically lean on the lefties here if you're going to go here for one-offs Jorge blanco came back last night and hit a home run is I think a second plate appearance back So he's he's on the menu once again all those outfielders who are lefties. I think all these guys work. So I would go towards the lefties quantrell lets up a lot more hard contact them Twin is not a great option But one I would consider if you need some more bats Let's finish up here with some dinger calls for tonight going to course field for the first one despite the fact that marquez Does get a good number of ground balls.  So jared walsh I think that In the situation versus co-pack a guy who lets up a lot of fly balls I know walsh has 13 home runs or whatever so far this year But you know, I think it's fun because the salary is low probably not going to have the Shortest home run odds for tonight. So we'll go with will smith and jared walsh as our dinger calls for today That's all we got here for the slade here on this wednesday night again. I think that's a pretty good slay for pitching I have it ranked otani followed by right followed by alcantra, but if you love alex manoa Sweet no pushback. I think you can make that case for sure It's a good slay for pitching and not hard to find guys to like for tonight A reminder again our pga podcast for the john deere classic is posted with myself and branding a doula breaking down the field it's a wonky feel but The cash is still the same in dfs tournaments. So, you know, uh, do the research To find out which guys we like I think that there are advantages people who pay attention on slates like this So I would check that out for sure on the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts If you've got any questions for me, I am on twitter at jim sonnis j i m s a n n e s You can also follow the fan dual podcast network at fan dual podcast big Thank you to everyone for tuning in for today. Good luck to you the mlb dfs lineups We'll talk to you once again tomorrow to break down thursday's slate. This has been the solo shot right here on the fan dual podcast network


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So it is... Yep. It's an SRK's company. And people did say that most of the stuff that they've done so far, they relatively knew the one that we rekt to was like the first one that SRK wasn't actually in. Huh? But they usually have a pretty good track record of the films being pretty good. So far, at least. Well, this was... I would like to see this. Yeah, this was... It looked like a good... I mean, a romantic comedy. I like rom-coms. And it looked pretty grounded, honestly. It did. Which I enjoy. A good crowd. And everything... Yes, we have not seen a lot of what her work has been, but anything we've ever seen of her, I've liked. So I would be very interested to watch this. I don't think we've seen anything of hers. We've seen one thing. Like... Not actually watched it. I think so. No, we haven't. You sure? Oh, look. I'm almost positively seen her. The fact that it's written and directed by... MTS Ali. Which... Yeah. While we were watching it, I was trying to pinpoint the film we've seen her in. It's one. We've seen her in one film. We've seen her trailers. We haven't actually seen her. She was in Pika. She was in Pika. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, there we go. I knew we'd seen her. I thought we hadn't seen her in any day. I always, for some reason, forget about PK. Aw. But yeah, the... NH10 was the one, I think, is what people... I remember people saying that one is one we should see. Yes. Yeah, and I think she gets abducted and she has to, like, fight her way out or something like that.  But I know people get upset because we haven't explored her as much and we're sorry. We will. She was really good. Yeah. She left an impression in me in regard to PK, so... The suenosis, for those of you who didn't know, a depressed middle-aged tool guy who lives in his own bubble gets another chance to experience and face reality through a chappy girl. Chappy? Yes. Doesn't everybody want that vote? We have another chance to experience and face reality through a chappy girl. She's pretty much... And I'll take you've lived until you've experienced reality through a chappy girl. It is actually a similar synopsis to when Harry met Sally. Yeah. And obviously they're playing off that title. Yeah, clearly. I'm assuming when Harry met Seagal would be the different. I don't think that means Sally. But it starts with an S. So, watch. We're gonna see some comments that say, yeah, this is another film. It's another take on when Harry met Sally. I think I tweeted out once. I was like, because I found the title of this. And I asked, oh, when Harry met Sally, you're making it like, no, that's not a remake. So, maybe it's inspired. Maybe, I don't know. It's a similar synopsis because in that one, she's really talkative. If it was, it's missing one, a key moment. You don't know. It could be in there. It could be. Yeah. I'd at least want to see them in the restaurant at the table. Yeah. And I don't even think they put that scene in there in the hum-tum. How can you not put that scene in there when you're doing a remake of when Harry met Sally? It is the iconic moment. It would be very different in India. It would be very different in India. But it is the moment when people talk when Harry met Sally, that's the moment. How do you say that I'll have what she's having in India? But, we were just talking about when Harry met Sally today. Yeah. I like that one a lot. Well, the fact that Sally when they're singing and doing the karaoke before he sees Helen. Yeah. And she like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm top.  It's my voice, isn't it? I know. It's terrible. If you haven't seen when Harry met Sally. What is wrong with you? Watch when Harry met Sally. But also, I hadn't seen it before, what, two years ago, or something like that. Well, better late than never. I know myself. Is it longer? My wife showed me that. Yeah. She introduced me to that film. One of my favorite rom-coms, for sure. But yeah, let us know about this film if it's worth a watch. Next SRK film, let us know. But also, what should be her film and watch? Yeah. In age 10, I think that's what I've been hearing. But you can let me know of Ayushka Sharma, so we can start getting into her and other actors we want to explore everyone. We don't, we don't just stick to certain people I don't know about anybody else. There's only 365 days a year and there's typically two reactions a day that means we're doing at least 5,000 a year. That's a message incorrect. Wasn't off by much? I think it's off by a lot. Of course it was. I did it on purpose.


It's a pleasure to introduce Learn It Down to build an integrated teaching environment for R. There are many excellent components to build this platform like Air Studio, Learn R tutorials, shiny applications. The exercise of the student could be managing GitHub and GitHub Classroom. And we can vary the exercise using something like H5P, JavaScript interactive system. However, there is no integration of those components. There is no tracking of the activity of the student and there is no identification of those students in the system. So Learn It Down is there to fill the gap. If we start from a WordPress server, which is linked to a MySQL database to store the information of the users, Learn It Down allows to integrate bookdown pages inside this system and to record the GitHub login of the student and also other information like the course they follow from something like a Moodle platform for instance. And then all this information is transferred from WordPress to bookdown. And inside the bookdown pages, one can create a GitHub Classroom assignment and do scale GitHub project for our students and then track their activity like statistics about their commits inside a MongoDB database. One can also integrate those H5P exercises. We need a server which is again WordPress to serve this exercise directly inside the bookdown pages and again to record the activity in those exercises in the database. And finally, in the same bookdown page, one can also integrate shiny applications or Learn It tutorials. Of course, we need a server for that, a R server, either RStudioConnect or R plus RStudio that are run locally. And then activity in this application is recorded in the same MongoDB database and the same system can also be used to analyze this activity. Here is an example with our biological data science course at the University of Moos. This is the homepage. Students that are registered just have to click on the blue button to login in the system and then they have access to different courses and they can start to work with the teaching material. And at the end of each chapter, there is a summary of all the exercises in that chapter. Here you have Learn It tutorial, H5P exercise, shiny application and GitHub classroom assignment. Just an example with a shiny application. I just have to click on it to start the application. As you can see, I am currently recognized by the system. This is my GitHub login. So I could start working with the application, submit the answer. I got direct feedback and I can change my mind, submit again. Okay, it's the correct answer. I save and quit. Here is what's recorded in the MongoDB database about the shiny application and as you can see, all I did is recorded with lots of details. Thank you.


Today, we will start non-linear estimation and here is the content of this topic linear models and non-linear models. So, we will give detailed definition of non-linear models and then we will talk about least square in non-linear case. So, how to fit non-linear model using least square technique. So, given a set of observations say x i y i, the starting point is that we start with simple linear regression model or if we have more than one regressor, we start with multiple linear regression model. Of course, those models are linear model also you must have realized that the polynomial regression is also linear model. So, let me give the detailed definition of non-linear model and also linear model. So, linear model so models that are linear in non-linear models are linear in non-linear models. So, what parameter are called linear model. So, this is important linear in parameters not in the regressor.  So, where the z i is any function of the basic regressor variables basic regressors. So, what I mean by this say the basic regressors are say x 1, x 2, say p minus 1 then y equal to say beta naught plus beta 1 into x 1 minus x 2 plus beta 2 x 1 minus x 2 square plus epsilon. So, this is this is a linear model because here this z 1 plus beta z 2. So, this is my z 2 z 1 z 2 could be any function of the basic regressors, but this model is linear in parameters. The parameters are beta naught beta 1 and beta 2. So, this model is called linear models. So, then what we mean by non-linear model, non-linear model or models. So, models that are non-linear in parameters are called non-linear model right. So, non-linear in parameters. Let me give you examples say y equal to e to the power of theta 1 plus theta 2 into t plus epsilon. So, here y is the response variable and in non-linear case generally we represent the regressor variable by t instead of x. So, this is a non-linear model because it is non-linear in theta 1 and theta 2. Let me give one more example say y equal to theta 1 by theta 1 minus theta 2 into e to the power of minus theta 2 t minus e to the power of minus theta 1 t plus epsilon. So, this is very clear that this model is non-linear in parameters. So, the parameters are theta 1 and theta 2 here and this is also non-linear. So, these are the non-linear models and here t is regressor variable and theta r parameter. Well, now let me call it say 1 and 2. So, 1 and 2 are non-linear in parameters. So, 1 and 2 are non-linear in the sense that they involve the parameters theta 1 and theta 2 non-linear way. That is why these two models are called non-linear and now you can see that this 1 can be transformed to say if you take a log base e. So, l n y is equal to theta 1 plus theta 2 t plus epsilon. So, then this once you have a non-linear model. So, take this transformation, this non-linear model becomes linear. So, linear on the data l n y and t. So, this type of non-linear functions are called intrinsically linear. So, this 1 is called intrinsically linear because this 1 is called intrinsically linear. You can very easily transform this non-linear model to a linear model by taking some transformation. Well, so we understood what is linear model, what is non-linear model and this is the notation for the linear and non-linear case. So, here given a non-linear model, this is linear model we are going to estimate the parameter of the non-linear model. Here are some notations, you can see that for response variable in the linear case, we represent it by y. So, y generally stands for the response variable and in non-linear case also y stands for response variable and subscripts it is for linear case, it is i is from 1 to n and then here you know just notation and here we will use instead of i, instead of calling y i, I will say y u and u is also for 1 to n. So, n observations and in case of linear models, we use the regressor variables, the standard notations are x 1, x 2, x k minus 1, but here we will be using t 1, t 2, t k minus 1. Well and in case of linear, the parameters are beta naught, beta 1 and beta k minus 1 and in case of non-linear, we use theta 1, theta 2 and theta k minus 1, this notation you know and to make your life difficult. Well, now let me start with the non-linear model, say general model y equal to f t 1, t 2, t k and theta 1, theta 2 up to theta p. Now, let me start with the non-linear model t plus epsilon. So, this is a non-linear model. So, f is non-linear in the parameters theta 1, theta 2, theta p and in vector notation, we write t equal to t 1, t 2, t k and theta vector is theta 1, theta 2, theta p and then in terms of this vector notation, we can write y equal to f t theta 1, theta 2, theta 2 and theta 3. Plus epsilon or also we can write expectation of y. So, this is the model, non-linear model we are talking about, expectation of y is equal to f t theta, if we assume expectation of epsilon is equal to 0. So, also we assume that we also assume that epsilon are uncorrelated, that is and also variance of epsilon is equal to sigma square and epsilon vector follows normal 0 sigma square, so independent. So, these are the basic assumption we do in case of simple linear regression model also, simple or multiple linear regression model also. So, this is the same thing is true here also, we are making the same assumption for the non-linear model here and suppose we have n observations like y u, t u, like we had before y i, x i for i equal to 1 to n, say here notation difference is u from 1 to n.   Now, we have the model say y u equal to f t u theta plus epsilon u and we have to fit this model, fitting this model means given a set of observations 1 to n and fitting this model means you have to estimate the regression coefficients here. So, by using the least square technique, we consider the residual or error sum of square, error or residual sum of squares call it s theta is equal to y u minus epsilon u theta plus epsilon u theta minus f t u theta whole square. So, this is basically if you put hat here, this becomes the observed response and this is the estimated response. So, this is the u th residual and residual square is s theta. So, this is the quantity we want to minimize in order to find the least square estimates. So, to find least square estimates theta hat, we need to differentiate s theta with respect to theta. So, theta is a vector. So, it has p components. So, if you differentiate, I mean so basically you have to differentiate with theta 1 theta 2 theta p and from there you will get p normal equations.  So, differentiating this function with respect to say theta i and then the partial derivative, this involves theta i. So, the partial derivative of this one f t u theta with respect to theta i and that at the point theta i equal to theta hat. I mean you I think you understood you know this is the quantity we want to estimate. So, this equal to 0. So, this is the ith normal equation and if you differentiate with respect to theta j, you will get the jth normal equation. This way you will get p normal equations and now you should realize that when this f t u theta u sorry theta is linear, then this derivative partial derivative of this one f t u theta delta theta i is a function of t u only. If it is linear in t i, then when you differentiate it does not involve t i sorry theta i. So, it is a function of regressors only and independent of theta i. Or independent of I should say more specifically theta i here. So, when this model is non-linear when this model is non-linear means this f is non-linear. So, when the model is non-linear in thetas, so will be the normal equations. So, if the model is linear, then the partial derivatives are independent of theta, but if the model is non-linear, then the partial I mean this normal equations are also non-linear. Let me give an example, consider this model say y equal to f theta t plus epsilon, where f theta t is equal to e to the power of minus theta t. That means, we are considering the model e to the power of minus theta t plus epsilon. So, this is the model. So, what is my s theta here? My s theta is equal to y u minus e to the power of minus theta t u. It is only one regressor say t, this square sum over u. So, this is my s theta and we want to minimize, we want to estimate theta in such a way that this is minimum. That means, we differentiate it the single normal equation is obtained by differentiating this s theta with respect to theta. This equal to 0 implies summation y i sorry y u minus e to the power of minus theta t u and then the derivative of this one with respect to theta. So, this is t u e to the power of minus theta t u. This is equal to 0 and sum over u. So, this gives that your normal equation is y u minus e to the power of minus theta t u minus t u e to the power of minus twice theta t equal to 0. So, what I want to say here is that if the model is non-linear, then the normal equations are also non-linear. So, this is you can see that this is the normal equation and it is non-linear in theta. So, finding theta which satisfy this equation is not easy. So, finding theta hat is not theta hat means you solve this, the theta you got is the theta hat. So, this is not easy here. So, now how to estimate the parameters of non-linear systems? So, estimating the parameters of non-linear systems. Notationally it may look very difficult, but you know the idea is simple here. So, I am given a model like this. What I am given is that I am given the model y u equal to f t u theta plus epsilon. So, this is non-linear in theta and the idea here is that to estimate the parameter as you must have observed that if the model is non-linear, then the normal equations are also non-linear and then the solving the non-linear systems of equations are difficult. So, what we will do is that we will approximate this non-linear function by linear functions, by linear function using Taylor series. So, this is non-linear and we will approximate this one by a linear function. So, for that let me talk about the Taylor series. As you know Taylor series of a real or complex function f x that is infinitely differentiable in a neighborhood of a real or real.  So, here you know that we are expressing a function any function in terms of polynomial. So, if I so here what we will do is that similarly we will approximate this non-linear function by a linear function. So, we will take up to this term in the Taylor series. So, let theta 1 0, theta 2 0 and theta p 0 be initial values for the parameter, for the parameters theta 1 theta 2 theta p. And then we carry out you know this Taylor series expansion about this non-linear function initial value. So, carry out Taylor series expansion of this non-linear function f t u theta in the neighborhood of this point about the point say theta naught which is equal to theta naught 1 theta naught 2 theta naught p. So, we will carry out the Taylor series expansion of this non-linear function about the point or in the neighborhood of this point. So, we will take up to this term because we are looking for a linear approximation for this non-linear term of this non-linear function. So, here is the Taylor series expansion.  And this derivative at the point theta i equal to theta i naught and this i is from 1 to p. So, this you must have understood that this is the Taylor series expansion of this non-linear function up to the first up to the second term linear term. Now, let me use some more notations.   So, that is nothing but delta sorry partial derivative of this one theta i at the point theta i equal to theta i naught. So, now, if you use all this notations in this linear approximation you can write this term as this one as say f t u theta. So, non-linear function is equal to f u naught because f u naught is this plus z i u naught beta i naught and this i is from 1 to p. So, this is the linear approximation of the non-linear function in theta. So, here it is in terms of beta well.  So, this is the model we started with.  So, now you can you see that you know this is a linear model in beta. So, this is same as you know this multiple linear regression model. So, in this model now we can estimate this parameter the transform parameter beta i naught using the least square technique. So, we can now estimate this beta i naught for i equal to 1 to p by applying least square technique. So, let us see now how to do this thing. So, we have the linear model now y u minus f u naught equal to z i u beta i u sorry beta i naught i is from 1 to p plus epsilon u. So, we started with the non-linear model and then we have a linear model by using the Taylor series approximation and we are trying to solve this linear model now. So, if we this we can write in matrix form. So, if we write my coefficient matrix z naught which is equal to say z 1 1 naught z p 1 naught and then z 1 n naught and then z 1 n naught and then z naught and z p n naught. So, this is my coefficient matrix and beta naught is my coefficient vector that is beta 1 naught beta 2 naught and beta 2 naught. So, beta p naught and let me write my response as this y vector.  So, using this matrix notations I can write my simple linear I mean this is basically the multiple linear regression model now I can write it in the form y naught is equal to z naught beta naught plus epsilon. Then the estimate of this beta naught we know now we can apply a least square technique of this one is given by beta naught which is equal to basically beta naught hat is z naught equal to z naught prime z naught x prime x inverse x prime y. So, here x is z naught is nothing but x in the multiple linear regression model. So, z naught prime y naught. So, what we have now is that we have the let me write is in the vector notation only. So, we have the fitted model. So, the fitted model is I mean of course, this is not the final estimate we wanted to estimate theta and now we are estimating beta where beta is sort of theta minus theta naught and we will what we will do is that we will improve this estimate iteratively well the vector this vector beta naught which is estimate of b naught which is estimate of beta naught this minimize y u minus f u naught minus beta i naught z i u naught z i u naught square. Now, this is nothing but s theta basically with respect to beta i naught. So, i is from 1 to p where my this beta i naught is equal to theta i minus theta i minus theta i naught theta i naught. So, we need to understand this part we want to estimate theta i's or theta theta 1 theta 2 theta p. So, this i is from 1 to p. So, we started with some theta naught we want to estimate theta we want we started with theta naught and then we have used this Taylor expansion about this point theta naught to make the non-linear function linear and after making the function after making the model from non-linear to linear we have estimated this difference. So, we have estimated this beta i naught and that is nothing but b i naught. So, let us write let us write beta sorry b i naught is equal to theta i minus theta i naught. So, we started with theta i naught as a estimate of theta i. So, we and then we see that this quantity this difference is we estimated this difference which is nothing but beta i naught and we have estimated this difference. Now, what I am trying to say is that you know we started with the initial point and then we will try to improve this estimate iteratively. So, let me put one here. So, this gives my estimate of theta i at the first iteration. So, theta i 1 is equal to theta i naught plus beta i naught. So, we started with theta i naught then we improved this theta i naught by theta i 1 and this is the revised best estimates of theta. So, what we will do is that now again we will place. So, we now place theta i 1 in the same role as theta i naught and go through the same procedure. So, this will lead to another revised estimate theta i 2 and so on. So, this will lead to this. So, we started with theta naught and well let me just give a little idea about what I am doing here is that we have a non-linear model and that is the non-linear in theta. So, first what we do is that we take an initial estimate of theta that is theta naught and then we consider the Taylor series expansion of the non-linear function about theta naught and we make we approximate the non-linear function by a linear function and once we have the transformation from non-linear to linear. Now, we can use the result of simple linear regression model and we estimate the linear model and from that estimate of linear model using the least square technique what we get is that from theta naught we get theta 1. Now, we put this theta 1 the revised estimate in the same role as theta naught was initially. So, we will do the same thing you know again we take the Taylor series expansion of the non-linear function about theta 1 and then once you have the linear function once you transform the non-linear model to linear model we can apply the results of linear regression and from theta naught from theta 1 we will get theta 2 and so on. So, at some point after the jth iteration what we will get is that we will get theta j plus 1 equal to theta j plus beta j. So, in the jth j plus 1th iteration we improved theta j by using the same technique and the improved one or the revised one is that theta j plus 1. So, this one is nothing but theta j plus this b j we know what is this b j b j is z j prime z j inverse z j prime y minus f j. So, where this z j prime z j prime z j prime z j prime z j prime z j prime z j prime z j is equal to z i u to the power of j I mean the notation not to the power of j this one and I am sure that you understand what is this one is z i u is the derivative of that non-linear function t u theta with respect to theta i and theta equal to theta j. So, we are using the result of the jth iteration and my f j is the derivative of that non-linear is equal to f 1 j f 2 j f n j prime and my theta j is equal to theta 1 j theta 2 j theta p j prime. So, you understood from every iteration we are improving the f n j prime z j prime estimation and there should be some stopping criteria. So, when the result of jth iteration is not much different from the jth plus 1 th iteration we stop there. So, this iterative process continue until this difference is i this is the result of j path j plus 1 th iteration minus theta i j th iteration when this is less than some delta which is a small quantity some pre specified value say for example, 0 0 0 0 1. So, when you see that the difference between the result obtained from the j th plus 1 th iteration and the j th iteration is very small there is significant difference that means, you can stop there. So, this is what about the non-linear estimation. So, you understood what is the non-linear model non-linear means since non-linear in parameters theta 1 theta 2 theta p and given a non-linear model you now know how to approximate that non-linear model by a linear model using the Taylor series expansion and you also know how to estimate the parameters of non-linear estimation non-linear model using the least square technique that is all for today. Thank you.


The draw has been the problem for Bramford City so far this season. 13 of them, more than 80 on the side, in Scarring Game 2. Today, a six-successive win for the first time since August, following no win against Stevenage in mid-week. And up against Connecticut Cityside, who are undefeated. They have six league games, having scored in stoppage time, to beat Adrian O'Rean 1-0 on Tuesday. He's conceded, just once in the last six games this afternoon. Forward's here, and it's a little bit dangerous in this. Giovanni Brown, who's denied by Alex Bass. And it's the past that found it this season. Just, I mean... Cross is swung in and it beats everybody. Skips all the way through the six-yard box. It wasn't too forward, Bacon was a tap in. Opportunities. He knew his run here in full strike. Just ascended towards the front post, but stretched the activity, D'Angue. And he couldn't quite turn it on target. Competition's forwards to beat so far this season. They've lost just five games in a forest greenling. Rolary, leaders have lost more, and a chance here. And it is a chance that is taken here in Phillips. A minute past Exeter City goal. He's opened this game here, have to say. They have looked far more likely here this afternoon, the visitors. To open the scoring. Clever run by Phillips. Bass, off his line, couldn't resist the temptation to come rushing out. He was beaten to it by Phillips. And perhaps before the interval, it is just about under pressure here. He's on in this first half. Routine here, which is the one they choose to take. What's the far post? And the strike flush goalwards, and it's kept down by Bass. Right whistle, and every single tight, looking forwards here. Tottenham's face on the edge of the area, what score. Wished away, gone to it, but no chance is taken. A couple of times now this afternoon. Tottenham hasn't received an opportunity here to double the lead. And it's a vital part. Brilliant piece of defending. Lit up there. Must have thought he was about to make it two. Drammed in his face. Alex Bass a long, long way to his teammate there for bailing him out. Brilliant effort to put this game away. More attempts to have more of the ball. What score. And it's just about remaining in this game. It's in the straight forward side for Alex Bass. Decessive away wins for Exeter. They've got just three of their first 12 on the road this season. In this one, wrapped up. It's had some opportunities this afternoon. Giovanni Brown, with his side up to take all three points in. Moments, so much of the goal to him out there. Just looked as if he didn't quite get his feet right. Two attempts on target throughout the 90 minutes. An enjoyable one for them. Missed the referee, we play on him. For Exeter here on the road, but it is a defeat that has not met well. Waters inside this stadium. The only goal of the game came a minute before half-time. Here in Phillips, getting his first goal on loan from Huddersfield. Full-time score here for Adford City Mill. Exeter sitting one.


Aloha, everyone. Welcome to Iba Hawaii. I'm your host, Maria Mera, and today our show is Sports and Solidarity, and the mental and health improvement that it requires for both athletes and patients. And who better to talk about those things that my guest today? He is Jorge Cribillés Villanueva, and he's an open water, long-distance swimmer, and he's here in Hawaii to swim the Molokai Canal. That's the distance between the island of Molokai and the island of Oahu. And he swims, he dedicates all his swims for cancer patients. Hola, muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos a Iba Hawaii. Hoy hablamos del deporte y de la solidaridad y de la superación física y mental que necesitan tanto los atletas como los pacientes para todo reto. Nuestro invitado de hoy pues es el mejor para hablar del deporte y la solidaridad. Jorge Cribillés, Jorge es un nadador de larga distancia y de aguas abiertas y está aquí en Hawaii para nadar en la distancia entre la isla de Molokai y la isla de Oahu, que es el canal de Molokai o el canal de Kaiwi. Jorge nada por los pacientes del cáncer, pero quiero que veáis un vídeo antes de que empecemos a hablar con él para que le conozcáis mejor. I want you to see a video so you can get to know him better before we start our conversation. Bueno pues este agosto cruzaré el canal de Molokai, que es aproximadamente unos 50 kilómetros, que une las islas de Molokai y Oahu. Es un reto, como sabéis yo siempre hago estos retos con un fin solidario a favor de la asociación de pacientes enfermos del cáncer dermatológico y esta vez también a favor de Cepat que auna un poco a todas estas asociaciones de pacientes oncológicos. Va a ser un reto complicado, va a ser un reto difícil por muchas circunstancias. Yo siempre lo digo cada vez que me encuentro mal, cada vez que estoy en una situación complicada, cada vez que la cabeza parece que te va a jugar una mala pasada, yo me acuerdo de ellos, me acuerdo de que están ahí apoyándome, me acuerdo sobre todo de las dificultades que tienen ellos el día a día con las quimios, con los efectos secundarios de las quimios y demás la verdad es lo que me tira para adelante, es uno de mis motores fundamentales. En este caso vamos yo estoy convencido que lo voy a hacer, yo soy una de las cosas que tengo sobre todo es que soy muy cabezón, yo entro en un punto y tengo que salir al final del crucer.  Well we are back, we are live Jorge, thank you very much for being here with us in Viva Hawaii, thank you for coming to Hawaii, muchas gracias por estar aquí, bienvenido. Cuéntame un poco, resúmenme cómo te definirías tú y lo que haces. Bueno pues muy brevemente, yo soy un nadador a mater, me gusta nadar en el mar, me gusta la larga distancia, soy poco de piscina la verdad y bueno empecé a nadar hace aproximadamente siete años y desde que empecé a nadar y a tomar contacto con el mar y las primeras travesías así largas pues decidí hacerlo por una causa solidaria ya que empecé a nadar ya te digo lo primero que hice fue el estrecho de Gibraltar y desde aquel entonces contactamos con una asociación de pacientes de cáncer ahí en España y Aial es una asociación de pacientes afectados de leucemia, mieloma y linfoma, cáncer hematológico básicamente. Yo tenía más o menos un contacto con esta asociación o por lo menos tenía vidas a través de mi trabajo y contactamos con ellos y decidimos pues... ¿Te patrocinan? No, no, ellos no me patrocinan yo lo que yo y el yo pertenezco a un club y en el Icante a Rc7 entonces todas las travesías que nosotros hacemos ya sea a nivel individual por mi parte o como club las hacemos en apoyo a esta asociación para darles una difusión a nivel mediático pues de toda la labor que ellos están haciendo de todo como ayudan los pacientes enfermos de cáncer a los familiares, es decir, toda la labor que desarrollan nosotros un poco lo que hacemos es dar ese impulso para que... Un poco las relaciones públicas y el marketing de la organización y siete años que no habías nadado antes porque de repente hace siete años te pones a nadar... Pues no había nadado nunca de manera ni profesional ni nada, además viviendo en Alicante pero es tu deporte... No, tampoco, tampoco, tampoco la había practicado como deporte nada y a raíz de una lesión de espalda el médico me dijo que bueno que me vendría muy bien practicar la natación ¿Alguna vertebra? Sí, tengo una hernia discal, tengo una protusión de una degeneración vertebral, es decir... ¿Qué necesitabas meterte en la piscina? Exacto ¿Y fue, empezaste a nadar y dijiste esto, me está gustando a mí? Exacto, fue así, además empecé a nadar y en la piscina la piscina no me gustaba y me conocía a un grupo de gente que estaba empezando a nadar en el mar y entrenarse para hacer travesías... ¿De dónde eres tú para que pudieras nadar en el mar? Yo soy de Alicante Muy bien, muy bonito Precioso, no es como jaguar, pero bueno, se parece bastante Oye, tenéis un arroz que no tiene nada que envidiarle al de los japoneses Y bueno, yo te digo empecé a conocer a un grupo de gente que se estaba iniciando también las travesías en aguas abiertas y cuando hice mi primera travesía fueron 1500 metros y al acabar, de verdad, o sea, salí del agua con una sensación y dije, esto es lo mío, o sea, me encanta, disfruté ¿Y la razón de hacerlo por los pacientes del cáncer? ¿Por qué? Pues cuando a raíz de conocer a esta gente empezamos ya un poco a entrenar más en serio y bueno, pues un día decidimos hacer algo, dar un salto desde pasar de esas travesías de 1500-2000 metros y un compañero, un amigo, propuso hacer el estrecho de Gibraltar y al final, ocho, nos juntamos y nos fuimos para allá a nosotros nos parecía aquello, una gesta, una aventura increíble Lo es y entonces pensamos, bueno, ya que va a ser algo tan importante Vamos a hacerlo Vamos a hacerlo con una causa solidaria por apoyo a una causa solidaria Pues a mí me parece que eres un héroe por hacerlo por ello pero quiero también acordarnos y dedicarle este programa a alguien más Let's see a video because we want to dedicate this program to someone else Well, this video is really beautiful Enrique Barba is a rising star of the water polo, the Spanish water polo and Carolina Benito is a reality of the Spanish streaming and to both of you, success in life is not to always win but it's to never give up Well, this video for Enrique Barba, which is a promise of the Spanish water polo and Carolina Benito, which is a reality of the Spanish swimming Both of them, in life, the success is not always winning but never giving up So let's take a break and come back with Jorge Aloha, my name is John Wahey and I actually had a small part to do with what's happening today served actually in public office but if you don't already know that here's a chance to learn more about what's happening in our state by joining me for a talk story with John Wahey every other Monday Thank you, and I look forward to your seeing us in the future Well, we're back with life and we're here with Jorge TV Yes who is attending to swim the Molokai canal pretty soon When are you planning to swim? Tomorrow So we already have a day and we have an hour? Yes, we have a day, which will be tomorrow and the time for the afternoon more or less on Saturday evening, I think I'll leave Okay, Saturday evening is in Spain, Saturday evening here is almost the night Yes, of course So you're going to have a lot of hours of swimming at night? Yes, I'm going to swim practically, well practically, no, I'll swim all night and well, what lasts the whole journey We haven't said, we haven't said, it's like 50 kilometers more or less I mean, you wait about 16-18 hours There Yes, everything is fine And nothing, I've seen that you haven't swim the Triple Corona Yes Which is the canal of La Mancha, the island of Manhattan and the island of Catalina Exactly And this is even more, right? What has been your longest journey? The longest, what I know, meters was the one of the return to the island of Manhattan which was approximately 52 kilometers And how long did you take? And there it took 9 hours, 9 hours 17 minutes, something like that What happens is that it is true that in the west part, that is, the Hudson there in Manhattan, you have a very strong current And did you catch it well? Of course, of course And it's not a time that you can say, well, that can be applied later on to another cruise, right? Have you tried to swim in the canal of Molokaya or are you going to go to Pecho Descubierto? I'm going to Pecho Descubierto, totally I've been swimming these days around here, several beaches, I was in Sandy Beach I've also been in... In Cailúa Yes, in Cailúa And this morning, precisely, I've been... More calm, right? Yes Yes, prepare yourself, because this channel has only given it to 43 people They have finished it And there are many people who even doing it with Paddleboard They have left it because of the currents There are many currents, many medusas, sharks That is, we are talking about a very important challenge Indeed, I do face it with a lot of desire, with a lot of excitement But here I am going to face an authentic adventure Are you afraid of sharks? Even if it is an absurd question No, it is not But to be afraid... Last year I already crossed with one on the channel of Santa Catalina And I can assure you that the experience is terrible Because the scare you take is terrible No, I don't think so But well, it is true that they do nothing I mean, really, there is no shark that has attacked Yes, if you don't provoke it It's very strange, it's very difficult And you also go with prepared people Not swimming, I mean You take a boat, you take an organization There is an organization, there is a whole association That is the one on the channel of Molokai That are a few of those who prepare you all the subject of permission And then I go with a boat of support and a kayak In fact, well, from Spain they come with me Two kayakers who are those who form my team Rafa and Alex Then I also take Selena Moreno, who is a swimmer Very expert in open waters That is a little the one who will organize the whole subject And Carlos Cribilles, who is my brother Oh, yes, very well Who also comes The family has to be there Yes, well, apart from the family support As you have said Well, he takes the whole subject of the boat and then photography And others How does a person like you, who is amateur Our professional and does not live from this How do you find the time to train for such a big distance? Well, here I think the key word is sacrifice Sacrifice is If you are not willing to sacrifice many things You can not do it And your family has to sacrifice themselves so well Of course I sacrifice a lot of time to spend with the family They often complain to me and they are asking me But well, they also know why I do it For the cause of what I do And then they always come with me when I do all these crosses What else do you need? Do you need a nutritionist? Do you need a psychologist? What do you need to be able to swim? A person to be able to swim that distance I understand If it is true that physical preparation is fundamental Of course And psychological preparation too That many times it is left aside When I made the channel of La Mancha I was with a professional With a psychologist, a sports coach And well, he gave me many tips He taught me many things and I came great He gave us something Well Dissociation I trust you that I am a swimmer And what I think is What am I going to put on food? It is my favorite thought What am I going to eat when I'm done? What do you think? There are many things Your thing is Well, a lot of truth I don't know I don't know Don't focus on jumping There are many times What I always try is to reach that moment In which I don't even know what I'm thinking That mantra in which You are simply enjoying swimming You are sliding You feel how you are sliding And that is That is an incredible experience But it ends Yes, yes We have many hopes In you, the Spanish That we live in Hawaii That you give us a name What is the next? I have an idea of where you are going You are going to the seven oceans That is, you stay After Hawaii After Hawaii I would stay three Indeed, I would stay The canal of Sugaru in Japan The Kuk stretch in New Zealand And the canal of the north between Glanta and Scotland Do you have any thought Some of them later? I have a candle We are there Tell me Well, I think the canal of Sugaru Has many points Yes, yes I think it has many points I would like to do Kuk, Sugaru and the canal of the north Or Sugaru, Kuk and the canal of the north Leave me the canal of the north So that everyone who can And wants to Can go To be closer Because I see through the networks That they support you a lot And that has to give you a lot of strength That is fundamental It is fundamental And especially now in these previous moments Previous hours, previous days It is fundamental to know That there are many people Supporting you, encouraging you It is incredible What is your favorite journey? Well, let's see We organize the Club Mio RC 7 We organize a tour in Alicante Which is the tour of Santa Faz Which is the rosary That is made in Santa Faz There in Alicante We have won it It is the same distance That the rosers do it How much is it? About 8 kilometers Approximately It is not compared to It is not competitive And the truth is that Already in Spain It has taken a pretty important name And we come from all over Spain How many people? Well, this last one We get to be If I remember correctly I think about 300 300 I mean It gives me the feeling That despite being Such an individual sport As it is swimming You are a very team person Or it is a little Yes, yes I always say The one who is in the water I am But In my head Is all my team Is all the people And then If you do not have a team That helps you That supports you You could not do these things Yes In the movies Would someone be taking you Like marionetas Moving your feet Perfect Let's see And you swim Without No No swimming No swimming Nothing And that is Because you like it Or because Or because you get to the level There is gold level Silver level There is silver swim Without swimming Yes What happens is that There are a series of rules In all these tests That both the seven oceans Like the triple crown And one of the rules Is that you have to swim Without swimming Okay You can only take A swimmer And a swimmer That has been approved By the FINA Some glasses And a hat You can not even take Two hats You can not put If it breaks But they can Yes They can give you another Just like the glasses You can put it But you never have Two hats Yes Well They are the rules That there are And well It's like doing A cleaner swimming More authentic You are And the water I would swim You put You need to be hydrating Continuously Of course Habitualization I usually do habitualization Every 30 minutes Approximately Here in You can rest In the kayak You can not touch You can not grab anything You can not take anything No one can take you You can do the little star Yes You can But the thing is That the currents They will take you And then Everything you have done It will cost you Exactly There the derivatives Are complicated Yes Very much For Because you need I think this is one of The characteristics That you have to have At a personal level No Of To be able to do this type of test They are very hard tests In which Indeed The head You have to have it very Very calm Very soft And above all Know what is the final goal Yes What happens if you do not finish it? I have not thought Because In my head It seems to me very good answer One of the things That I use Or that I usually do Is visualization And visualization In the arrival In the meta I see videos I like to see Well The people who have done it before The test Look at me Where they arrive Visualize the environment And see me I have put Are you hooked To the Olympics? Not much Because here I can not The truth between training Is that here I am also training And then try to relax And also enjoy A little island Yes I am not very hooked Right now I know that Our dear Mireya Mireya already has a gold She has a bronze And well Those who are still left Mireya and Belmont Yes There are great heroes There in the Olympics Impressive Tell us a little What is your dream Or are you living it? Really I'm living it I'm living it Because never I would have imagined That I could be For example Here talking to you Thank you It's true About a A cruise that I'm going to do Tomorrow in Hawaii It seems to me Something incredible Impressive Apart from just the environment You I left you flustered And I'm living a dream Honestly I'm living a dream I also tell you If I could not do it Of the seven oceans Nothing would happen I mean It is not so I do not like life in it Yes You have You have the right character For it Yes I do it because I like it And I enjoy it a lot And then on top of that I'm I think doing a good job Helping people They tell me Yes It is what they tell me And they do not know That they are the ones That help me They are coming to us I mean Unfortunately We have to leave it A lot of luck A lot of strength Everything we can You want to say something Say it very quickly Yes, very quickly To see all this Yes, thank you And The support I have From Asisa Which is my sponsor And it is the one Who is doing That this dream That I am living Can be carried out Well, go ahead We hope that the dream The Wednesday On Thursday in Spain Is a reality Our next program Is August 29th And we hope to announce That you are the number 44 Of the people Who have crossed the channel Thank you very much For following us today We need to go Jorge is swimming tomorrow And hopefully We will have We will be announcing On our next program On Monday, August 29th That he is the number 44 In a swimming Of the Molokai channel Best of luck Thank you very much For being with us Thank you very much We thank you Thank you