Welcome back to my channel and welcome if you're new here. Thank you so much for clicking on today's grocery haul I'm so happy you stopped by I have quite the grocery haul for you this week I did a little bit of shopping at both Fred Meyer, which is a Kroger store And of course as always went to Trader Joe's to pick up my produce I did find a few new food finds that I'm super excited to share with you guys I'm gonna share my meal plan for the week for dinners And we're gonna talk about what you're going to see on Monday for meal prep So lots of goodness in this video. So if you want to see this week's my ww grocery haul stay tuned All right, so here is this week's a grocery haul. I didn't have to get as much as last time Which is nice. I did of course like I mentioned went to Fred Meyer and Trader Joe's did find some new things So I can't wait to share those with you guys. So let's jump right in so incredibly excited to see Zivia in a 10-pack so a six pack of Zivia like I've mentioned before is about 499 this 10 pack was only 599 So a dollar more for four more cans. This is new I have yet to see this in a store. So I was excited. They did not have all of the flavors But this one's my very favorite. Anyways, I love the ginger root beer. So score on the Zivia I also grabbed a whole case of water just because we were running a little bit low on bottled water I needed lemon juice for recipes And then I've even been putting this in my water to kind of pump up the lemon flavor once the real lemon kind of Loses a little bit of its lemon nearness if that's a word. I'll add in some lemon juice This is a new fine I actually picked this up because it was on sale for 219 and it is good through the 24th of June This is the better bean Cuban style black beans. So basically what this is I believe from what I read at the store is it's basically a bean dip. It has fantastic ingredients I thought you could dip chips in this you could put this on tacos or on quesadillas So basically it is a black bean dip that's already made up. So I was really excited and actually It's probably zero points. Let me look at the ingredients. Oh, no, there's olive oil in there Okay, so we do have to count the points, but you can have a half of a cup for 150 calories There's only three servings in this entire container So of course the points will be here on the screen, but this was new non-gmo really excited to try this I thought it'd be good with those cta chips And then for lunches my husband wanted tuna and we have a few cans in the pantry So I just picked up this other big can so that I have enough for the week My favorite butter was on sale normally. This is 499 and it was on sale for 299 with an expiration date of late july so I picked up two because I've been using this a lot in recipes and in baking And cooking I love this butter So much and then I had to throw my Dijon mustard away. It was expired Although there was barely maybe a tablespoon or two left So I just basically restocked my Dijon with the simple truth organic And then I decided to grab some organic chicken thighs because I really am a feeling like cooking these up and making like a chicken taco And I think that the chicken thighs just have a lot more flavor. They're a lot more tender when it comes to things like tacos So I picked up a pack of those Of course a refill on the shredded light cheese from trader jose This is literally like my favorite cheese and you can have an entire quarter cup or one ounce for three points Which is really really good and it does not taste light or low fat So love it and then I've actually never bought this, but I needed this for a recipe. This is veg all I was bummed that they did not have organic because there's potatoes in here and beans actually which are all on the dirty dozen But I needed this for a recipe and buying individual cans of every single one of these vegetables just really didn't make a lot of sense so Anyways got it not really happy that it's not organic, but again just for that singular recipe Of course some of my organic feta from trader jose You guys know how I feel about my salads and I really like having feta or blue cheese So I decided this time to grab feta just because it's a little less calories little less points love feta And then I've heard all about these and I've never bought them But I wanted to give these a try. These are the patio potato chips So it has salt and vinegar barbecue ketchup and smoking sweet barbecue flavored potato chips How cute is this packaging like seriously cute? So I thought it would be fun to pair with a sandwich for lunch Now I think it's made with a oil that I don't love Let's say. Oh, there's natural flavors And natural smoke flavor, which I think that's fine Um, I actually don't even oh canola oil. Yeah, not a big fan that there's canola oil in their natural flavors But this falls in that 10 and I thought it would be a nice little fun treat to have with a sandwich for lunch And then I found these for my husband And actually I don't think the points on these are too bad But I was trying to come up with something a little different for his lunch These are the entomans mini apple pies. So these are like those really delicious oily greasy apple pies, but many versions of them So I grabbed these for his lunch and again, I will put the points here on the screen And then a restock of his fruit snacks, which are the welches. These are actually not bad They're three points per package. So if you are someone that likes fruit snacks, this is actually a pretty good option Hemp seeds for a recipe and then I actually like to put these on my salads You can actually put these in to oatmeal bowls quinoa bowls. You can even put these in smoothies So trader joes has a great price for $5.99. I would have bought these on thrive, but they were sold out So I ended up getting them at trader joes and then I grabbed some organic white rice. This is for a couple of recipes I love the throw in the microwave three minute trader joes rices But this one is actually for a risotto and it needs rice that can go in the instant pot So I grabbed that you guys know, this is our favorite shrimp ever I love love love the private selection of the wild cut argentinian red shrimp. These are So good. They are literally a buttery lobster texture like it says the best frozen shrimp if you have a fredmeyer or kroger near you Picked up some red red No white wine for a recipe and then whatever is left We can just have if we would like a glass of wine here and there and then I a couple of sweet treats at trader joe So this one I mainly got for my husband But it doesn't look like it's going to be too bad in points either These are the strawberry greek yogurt parfait bars It says greek yogurt bars with strawberries and granola clusters So I thought that sounded absolutely delicious And then I have heard that these are amazing and I do love the hold the cone These are the minis chocolate chip. So there's three cones in a serving for 280 calories So one cone is going to be less than 100 calories. So I thought that that wouldn't be too bad It'd be a really quick easy low calorie low point dessert So I had to get those you'll definitely I'll report back on those and these greek yogurt bars because I'll actually give both of those a try Everything else I have is produce.  So these are The organic desert sun onions. So just basically a yellow onion Brussels sprouts for a recipe. I loved having these as part of my meal prep this last week I love Brussels sprouts so much. So I grabbed those My husband asked for veggies and dip in his lunches. So I grabbed some organic sugar snap peas and carrots Those are the two veggies he requested with those little individual containers of ranch that you can buy pre-portion pre-ready to go I actually had a coupon for a free bag of private selection frozen fruit And since berries are on the dirty dozen and they don't make them organic in the private selection brand I grabbed these peach slices. I thought that that would be a safe way To have frozen fruit that wasn't organic for smoothies and it was free. So you can't beat it And then some zucchini. I actually needed this for a recipe as well as for Snacking I like to dip this in hummus. I like to roast these up as a side dish for dinner I really do love zucchini and then of course some more organic lemons for my water These are fantastic.  I did grab a couple of non-food things some disinfectant wipes jet dry Shampoo for my husband and some mouthwash If you guys want to see the non-food items, let me know down in the comments and I'll include those in my grocery halls So that is it for the week and now let's take a look at my meal plan and what you'll be seeing on monday for meal prep As always i'm using my cariel meal planner. You guys know, I love this thing I have not been on their website lately. I'm not sure if they have the spiral bound But they did have to lay off their employees due to covet and I don't know if they've been able to bring them back But if they do I highly recommend the spiral bound meal planner. It is so nice you guys There's a weekly menu every single week. You can actually plan all your meals breakfast lunch dinner and snacks I generally just plan my dinners here because I meal prep breakfast and lunch But you have the option of doing all your meals. You have the detachable grocery list. I use that every single month There's also a monthly Calendar that I use also every month. How cute is this one? And this is just kind of at a glance what my meals are going to be I just love this planner so incredibly much So if it is available on the website definitely pick it up They do have printables as well. My code down below gets you 10 off. So I'll link that down below for you guys So this is currently the week of june 20th through june 26th Today saturday. We actually are going to be going out to dinner with some friends Sunday Oh and saturday is the day that I use my weeklies or have a higher caloric day on saturday on sunday I'm going to be making a ground beef casserole. This is a very simple easy recipe But it sounds amazing and it will be shown in next week's what I eat in a day on wednesday Monday, I'm going to be doing air fryer chicken cordon blue. I never made this from last week So I rolled it over into this week Tuesday is coconut shrimp with rice. This sounds amazing you guys I can't wait. I love coconut shrimp and it's usually pretty high in points because it's generally deep fried We're going to do this in the air fryer. So it's going to be delicious Wednesday is going to be leftovers just because we will probably have quite a few leftovers from those other recipes Thursday is instant pot risotto with scallops. I got these amazing huge Juicy scallops in my butcher box My goal is to film this video so that I can show you guys this instant pot recipe And these beautiful scallops from butcher box I always have $30 off of a butcher box down in the description box if you're looking for low Really affordable grass-fed grass finish meats highly recommend butcher box and you save $30 on your first box Which is amazing and then friday is tacos and we need to talk one night in our lives So we're going to do that on friday on the back of the weekly menu is where I will track What i'm doing for meal prep and you will be seeing all three of these recipes on monday So stay tuned for that. So I have carrot cake baked oatmeal as my breakfast for the week I've been wanting oatmeal. I love carrot cake. So these two things paired together sounds incredible Lunches is going to be a sheet pan basalmic chicken.  So we're making banana bread with a spin on it with the raspberry This is a healthy clean eating bread. That's really good in points So definitely stay tuned for that as well as lunch and breakfast on monday So again, that is my meal plan for the week. This is my cariel meal planner I do love this meal planner So if you can get your hands on either the digital version or the spiral bound version highly highly recommend Thank you so much for joining me on this week's ww grocery haul I hope you enjoyed seeing all of the good stuff that I picked up for the week As well as what's on my meal plan and my meal prep for the upcoming week It's going to be a fantastic week of delicious delicious recipes Stay tuned on monday to see all three of those recipes in my meal prep video If you're new welcome, I'd love for you to stick around hit that little subscribe button and the bell So you're notified when new videos are uploaded. 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We've already looked at some of the ways where a runner can be called out. And we've also looked at the different ways, all the different ways that a batter can be either put out or called out automatically for something he might do. And so in this video or over the next two videos, I want to look at kind of those rare plays where a runner can be called out that we haven't looked at yet. So the first way that I want to look at is that after touching first base, and so we should say here, these are, the runner is out when. And so certainly there are more, this isn't all of them like I said, we've looked at a few in other videos and this is just kind of to fill in the rest of the gaps. So the runner is out when, after touching first base, he leaves the baseline obviously attempting, or obviously abandoning, his effort to touch the next base. So after touching first base, he leaves the baseline obviously abandoning his effort to reach the next base. So this is, I think the example that the rule book gives here is say on a, at the end of a game, if a batter or even not a batter, if a fielder or not a fielder, a base runner. So we have a base runner on and let's say the batter would hit a home run. So he hits this ball and it goes the whole way out here over the fence. And the runner then, so he starts his jog around the bases and this runner here, he makes it to third base and say, all his teammates who are on the bench, they come running out to celebrate and this runner gets so caught up in the excitement of the situation that he forgets to run home. He doesn't touch home. So he actually just kind of goes over here to talk to his teammates or whatever. So if that's the situation and he does that, then he has obviously abandoned his effort to reach home plate and he could actually be called out on that play. So even on a home run, and this is just one example, and certainly there are other ways that this could happen, but even on a home run, the run is not automatic. The runner actually has to complete his trip around the bases to score. And if that did happen, I should say that the, unless if there's two outs, then it's kind of tough luck in that the game would then, in the example, the rulebook presents that the team was down by one, then that would be the third out in the inning and they would lose. Whereas if that was only say the second out of the inning, then the batter he would be allowed to complete his trip around the bases and have his run count at least. So not to get too caught up on any one of these, but that's the first one. So the second one is that if the runner intentionally interferes with a thrown ball or a fielder attempting to make a play on it. So the runner is out when he intentionally interferes the thrown ball or hinders a fielder attempting to make it play on a batted ball. So this is something we looked at in the video about running out of the baseline. And that is whenever we have a ball hit, say we have a second baseman here, if he charges up and the ball is hit to the second baseman and we have a runner running from first to second base, the runner here, this runner has, basically he has no right to the baseline. He has to let the fielder make the play. So in this situation, he is permitted as long as the fielder doesn't attempt to make a play on him, specifically, he can run around him and reach the next base. But if as soon as this runner either hits him or hits the ball, hits the fielder or hits the ball, then he is out. The third way that we can look at is that if the base runner fails to retouch his base after a fair or foul ball is caught before him or the base is tagged by a fielder. And so this is something that would happen when we have a situation where a batter would either be tagging up and he leaves early or he's just, you know, he's stranded between two bases. I think we've mentioned this in a few other videos, but he fails to retouch his base, a base that he started the play on. After a ball, this is a fair or foul fly ball. You can tag up on either one. It's legally caught before he or the base. And so this one, one other quick note they make here is that this is an appeal play, which is, we'll look at in a later video, we'll really get into what an appeal play is, but basically the defense has to get the ball and it's basically this is saying that it's not an automatic out. So if defense doesn't catch it and point it out to the umpire, so if we have a batter or a runner here on third base, if he is attempting to tag up, say we have a fly ball hit to the outfield and he leaves the base early, then if he leaves the base before the ball is caught, then the defense could do what is called an appeal and they would then touch the base. And so then the umpire would say, yes, he left early and he's out or no, he didn't. And so again, we'll look at appeals in more detail later on, but basically what this role is saying is that if the defensive team does not appeal, even if that runner left early, then he would be safe. So the importance of this appeal is that the defense specifically has to bring it to the attention of the umpire in order for him, for the runner to be called out. So the final way we can look at this video is the runner is out when he attempts to score on a play in which the batter interferes with the play at home plate. So the runner is out when the attempts score a play in which the batter interferes with the play on the plate. And so the role says that this is before two outs and it also goes on to say that if there are two outs, then the batter is out, it's called out rather than the fielder and the run does not count. So before two outs we call the runner out the runner out and the batter would stay in there, but with two outs, the batter is out and no run counts. So those are four ways there that the runner can be called out for and we'll look at the remaining ways in the next video.


Mars, commonly referred to as the Red Planet, is one of our closest neighbors beyond the moon. It has qualities that make it a potentially habitable outpost. Before all Martian exploration ended in November 1982, a handful of probes had made the year-long journey. Viking 1's orbiter completed nearly 1,500 picture-taking trips around the planet. While its lander studied samples and returned views from the surface. As a result, Mars is well mapped, but many questions remain. So researchers are designing systems to explore the varied Martian geography in anticipation of a return mission. On calm sunny mornings, Jim Burke can often be found flying this lightweight solar balloon in the courtyard at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. Mr. Burke views his study as an important stepping stone to a larger goal in gathering more precise information about the Red Planet. Now the Martian atmosphere is carbon dioxide.   Scientists, students and engineers from JPL and the California Institute of Technology have taken the concept a step further by testing the feasibility of this 30-foot diameter solar balloon that might be used to study Mars. In theory, the device could be blown around by local Martian winds during the day to collect data and take pictures. At night it would cool down, lose buoyancy and lower itself to the ground to survey the planet's surface. The small, clear balloon holds the larger one off the ground at night so it won't get damaged. There are many regions of Mars that could be explored this way, according to Jim Burke. One very interesting possibility is to put the balloon in the atmosphere, get it inflated, operating up in the polar regions, and let the circumpolar winds drift it down across the polar cap over the layered terrain, which is in the canyons that spiral out from the polar cap, then across the immense dune fields that surround the polar caps and on downward into temperate latitudes on Mars. To remotely explore the surface of Mars, a number of devices have been investigated. They include early roving vehicle prototypes designed to crawl or wheel their way across alien terrain. Rovers continue to be designed today, based on some of these models. University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Labs graduate students and faculty have recently built this gigantic two-wheeled prototype, Mars Road. Another vehicle being developed is this robotic six-wheeled version, which is JPL's latest test bed for understanding the control and vision systems needed for a Mars mission. According to Brian Wilcox of the robotics and teleoperators research group at JPL, sending commands to a rover on Mars would be difficult because of the 10 to 40 minute round-trip delay. You can't just sit there and steer in your armchair from a TV monitor and make the vehicle do useful things because of this long speed of light delay. So we've identified several techniques to maneuver a vehicle on Mars in such a way that you can go useful distances in a day in spite of the fact that the humans are this long speed of light delay removed from the action. As for eyes, it is clear to be of climbing objects a third taller than its full effect. The proposed mission vehicle would have robotic arms to make measurements and collect rock and soil samples. Using rover's onboard vision system, scientists can freeze three-dimensional images from its pair of television cameras. They can then designate the pathway to follow, continually updating commands from Earth so that the rover is able to avoid obstacles and hazards. As more sophisticated visual systems are developed, greater artificial intelligence can help the rover find its own way if given high-resolution imagery of the Martian surface and a list of targeted regions designated by Earth-bound scientists. The hope is to someday send a manned mission to Mars but a more detailed study of the planet is necessary first and these pioneering steps can be made by roving vehicles and balloons. Again, Brian Wilcox. If you imagine an expedition Lewis and Clark trying to survey the Louisiana Purchase, they basically made one track across a very small fraction of the land surface of the Earth. It took them years to do it and yet they found incredible things all along the way. We could certainly have a dozen rover missions which yielded equally interesting results. The exploration of Mars, sending unmanned vehicles as pathfinders for the future.


The monster, Derrick Henry! Sam! The John Evans, AJ Brown, taking him to school! We welcome you to another edition of Titans All Access. With Amy Wells, I'm Mike Keith, and we are joined by esteemed guests from TennesseeTitans.com, the senior writer, editor, Jim White, the great Jim White. Glad to have you with us on the program, Jim. Hi, to be here. And from Titans Radio, our head coach, Dave McGinnis. Coach Mack, how are you? I'm doing wonderful. Great to see everybody. All right, so we're going to jump right in. The draft is a week in our rear view mirror, but now it's time to kind of review the class. You know the names, but what about the fits? Amy Wells, you have the first question. All right, and this first question can only go to Coach Mack. Because on Titans Radio, we heard you. You were not surprised that the Titans selected Georgia offensive tackle Isaiah Wilson with first pick. Why do you like Wilson, and why do you like him for the Titans? He fits perfectly with what the Titans do. Big, massive human being that can move. He's athletic, he's got long arms. He reminds me in the 1987 draft, the Buffalo Bills took a guy named Howard Ballard out of Alabama A&M. They called him House. Six, six and a half, 325 pounds, which was a lie. He was, he was at least 350, 360, 12 year career. He makes a perfect bookend on the other side with Taylor Lawan. I absolutely love the pick. Jim Wyatt, do you think that Tennessee was surprised that LSU corner Christian Fulton was available at pick number 61? There's no doubt in my mind they were surprised. And I did a mock drive roundup and at least six to eight people had Christian Fulton going to the Titans with the 29th overall pick. So I think when you know you're not picking again until late in the second round after you go offensive tackle early, you're doing so no one you might not get him. I think he's gonna fit in well on this team. He can play inside, he can play outside. He's got a mentality that's gonna make him work hard to put himself in position to play early. I think it was a pleasant surprise that he was there. I think he was really good picking second round. Coach Mack, let's go deeper on Christian Fulton. Why does what he does and his skill set fit the Titans in 2020 for their needs in the secondary? Like he's played man to man and he's played zone both. He's sticky, he's got an easy back pedal but he's got a sudden transition. Transition is when you move from back to forward as a defensive back. He's long, he's got good timing at the catch point, getting the correct hand up into the basket. And then he's a very aware player in zone coverage. He's a really good fit for what they do. Jim Wyatt, the Titans fan base seems to be very excited about the addition of third round pick, Darrington Evans. He's the running back out of Appalachian State. Why was he such a good fit to back up number 22, Derek Henry? He's fast. I think he was clocked at 4-4-1 but ran in the mid-4-3s during a workout at Appalachian State. He can obviously get through the hole in a hurry. He can run away from people. He can catch the ball out of backfield. I think he's going to be good in pass protection. He also can do some things in the return game. The Titans also landed the merch. Laryl Merchison from North Carolina State. How can he help the Titans defensive line? Well, he's versatile. I think when you lose Austin Johnson, when you lose Jarrell Kasey, you need some not only depth and competition, but you need guys who can make plays. If you look at Merchison, he not only was effective at getting to the quarterback. He was also good as a run stop ready. I think he's capable of playing a number of different positions. He mentioned it right after he was picked. He's one of these high motor guys who plays with a lot of energy. One of these guys that coaches are going to love. I think I've heard Coach Mac Colger saying he reminds him a little bit of Tony Brown. And if you remember Tony Brown during his days with the Titans, who was from Chattanooga, was a favorite of Jim Washburn, then that should be music to your ears. That's exactly what this team needs. In the seventh round, the Titans add quarterback Cole McDonald from Hawaii and defensive back Chris Jackson from Marshall. Coach Mac, I think it's safe to say that John Robinson hit all of his targets with what he was trying to do in the 2020 draft. Well, he absolutely did. I think he did a great job. And again, when you're drafting in the seventh round, you're drafting traits. Let's look at the traits of the quarterback. The quarterback has all the athletic, regal-zits skills that you would want. He's a developmental quarterback. And that's what Pat O'Hara and Arthur Smith are going to do. They will have time to develop this quarterback. I mean, I was here with the Titans when we drafted two seventh round cornerbacks, one in 2006, one in 2008. Cortland Finnegan, Kerry Williams. Both of those guys had traits. They ran fast, both 4-3 plus guys. They had traits on film that you could see. That's exactly what they did with Chris Jackson. I talked to some scouts from some other teams that were there. They had a pro day, March 11th at their indoor facility. They're at Marshall. He ran 4-4-4, the 4-4-7, 36-inch vertical, 10-plus broad jump. This guy has traits and production. I love both seventh round picks because you're drafting for traits there. They nailed it on both of them. And plus, he traded the other seventh round pick for a number six next year, which gives him nine picks already in his pocket for the 2021 draft. The 2021 draft will be held April the 29th through May the 1st in Cleveland with some of it coming from Canton, Ohio. The 2021 draft, we hope, will get to be back on site. But the 2020 draft, the virtual draft special in its own right. Coach Dave McGinnis and the great Jim Wyatt, thank you for joining us on Titans All Access. Thank you, Mike. Good to see you guys. Appreciate you guys. We've got a lot more show coming up. We've got Ryan Tannehill on this show. We've got Kevin Byrd on this show. Lance Smith has a special Titans fan. But up next, Amy Wells is checking in with Jeffrey Simmons. Stay tuned. We're continuing to check in on our Titans family. And right now we are joined by big Jeff, Jeffrey Simmons, is here. Jeff, what have you been up to this off season? Well, I was out in Dallas training, training real hard, trying to get back in the groove everything, especially get to my goal. And my goal is to get back in the groove and feeling good without the brace on. That was going great. I was doing, I was lifting. I was doing rehab on the side, stuff that keep my knee stronger and get it stronger, I should say. But without the craziest things going on with the coronavirus, said I had to come back to Nashville. So I'm back in Nashville right now. I'm just been, I'm sure everyone heard that. I'm back working out with Frank and Ty, just trying to stay on top of my knee and make sure it's ready for the season. Roughly a year ago you were getting ready for draft weekend. With a lot of questions, you end up being picked in the first round by the Tennessee Titans. Have you taken a moment to reflect on this past year and how maybe crazy it's been or how different things are for you now? Well, yeah, for sure. Especially around this time, I was thinking about it the other day that around this time last year, I was getting ready for this time. I know a lot of guys, especially with everything going on, a lot of people stressing. They don't know what's going on. But at the same time, I knew it was a draft coming up. I knew that I got a possibility of getting drafted. But at the same time, I was still stressed out. I was thinking like, I don't know what's going to happen. I had an injury, everything going on right now. So at the same time, I'm thankful.  I came a long way. Just look at the, I was looking at a picture of the day just my scars and all that. Like I said, it's been a journey, you know. And like I said, I'm just grateful for being in this situation. Did I hear a rumor that you got a puppy this off season? Yeah, I did. I'm an American bulldog. You know, he read a hyper too. Really? What's his name? Teague. Oh, yes. Why a bulldog? For one, I'm a bulldog till the day I die. You know, Mr. Stake. And two, I fell in love without a bulldog and Mr. Stake, the puppy jacket. And I was like, man, I gotta have one. And you know, like I said, my love for dogs. I haven't had another dog as well. He's a chill and older, a friendship. I ain't Lola. But like I said, I'm always one of the bulldogs. So, you know, I went with it and, you know, I've been loving these real hyper, you know. You don't mind trying to nibble on your feet a lot. Well, I'm sure he's glad that you're home a lot as we are. It was so good to check in with you. It was great to see you. Hopefully we'll see you soon. Yeah, hopefully, going great, like I said. It's going to be a good season, you know. Whenever that time comes, you know, I feel like we're going to have another great season. Hopefully, you know, we make a path that's the least stomp we've had last year. I'm excited for it. We got a great team, great coaches, so it's going to be good. Jeffrey, thank you so much for taking some time with us. No problem. Tighten up. Hi, it's Taylor. I'm John Robinson's daughter. And today, I give you an inside look at what draft night looks like at our house this year. Here we go. Here is one, two. Here. Here is our daily inspiration. We're ready. Dad, what are your thoughts after round one? Got the big tackle from Georgia. Mr. Isaiah Wilson met with him at the combine. A couple good FaceTime calls with him. And six, six, three, 50. Amy Wells and I are joined now by Lance Smith. Lance, great job on the virtual draft party last week. You know, it was a blast, and I appreciate it, but it's so funny because you guys delivered this dynamic half-hour show, breaking down everything. So I felt really like prep football-wise. So great job to y'all. I mean, I don't know how you do all that and keep it straight. Honestly, what a week it was. Well, that's why we have Coach Mack. That's why he was on earlier in this show because he knows everything. Now, speaking of knowing everything, I think your Titans guest this week, your super fan, she may know everything about the Titans. She might, she might. She's been bleeding two-tone blue for a long time. Huge fan, and I wanted to catch up with her. Also, I found out that her husband is on the front lines of this COVID virus in his medical background. He's a vet. So right now, here is my interview. She got fan-zoned. Join now by another great fan I've met along the way. Donna Haynes, you've been fan-zoned. How are you? I'm doing great, Lance. How about you? Doing as well as can be, you know, all locked down and locked in. Now, I want to talk to you about a lot of things, but your husband is on the front lines of this thing. What does he do? Correct. So he is a military veteran and he actually works in a local emergency room. And he has definitely been on the front lines, for sure.  We kind of have a DIY decontamination unit in our garage. So we kind of have a whole, you know, we have a whole set up for when he comes home from work and hopefully to keep everybody safe. Well, on behalf of everybody watching, thank you for what you do for what your family does. Thank him for us. That is incredible. All right, well, let's talk about this fandom. You are quite the Titans fan. How long have you been a fan since they came to town? What's your story? What's your backstory of being a fan? 1999 was actually the first year that I really just became this, just took over. I mean, I love football obviously before that, but never like that. Your office area, you've got all the gadgets and gizmos of Titans, all two-tone blue. How much stuff do you think you own all together if you could put a number on it? How many items? Oh my goodness, a number? I would not even want to venture a guess. Not near as much as some might think, but I mean, it's everywhere in my house.  I guarantee you. We love all the Titans gear. I love that you have all that stuff. Does anyone else in the family, I mean, other Titans fans too, but does anyone else in the family ever say, okay, Mom, that's, we're good, we got enough? Well, let me just say that before I became a season ticket member, every Sunday it's a family affair. We always got around the TV if we weren't at games to watch.  I love it. Mom's the wild one. Mom's the wild one. They're like, oh my gosh, mom's watching football again. So yeah, that's what they get. As far as Titans memories go though, do you have one that really stands out? That Philadelphia overtime win against the Eagles, in the stands, I was up in the 300s. I thought, this is what this stadium used to feel like. It was wild, it was electric.  And then for Corey Davis to catch that touchdown, it was just incredible. And then I actually became a season ticket member the next year because I thought this feeling right here and being there, I never wanted to miss that again. I love that. I love that so much. All right, well, Donna, thank you for talking with me, for hanging out. Thank you for being a fan and for bringing what you bring to our fandom. I can't wait to see you in Nissan Stadium in our next home game. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate it. It was a pleasure. Thank you for having me. Donna Haynes, thanks so much. Thanks, stay safe and tighten up. Lance, I don't know where you're finding all of these Titans fans, but keep it coming. I'm loving getting to know all these people. I love it too. They're out there. They're ready for the season. So good to see you, Lance, as always. Now guys, we have a lot more Titans information coming up on Titans All Access, including Titans General Manager John Robinson and his appearance on the OTP. Stick around. Dad, what does that one mean? So this is the composite picks and I'm looking at those. It's rounds two through seven, all the picks that are left and what they have with every single team, what they have. And I have another thing over here that the draft pick calculator when it comes to making a trade, I'll take those picks and they get assigned a value and I'll determine the value of the trade and if we want to make it or not. Okay. Welcome back to Titans All Access. Amy Wells and I are proud to host this show and the official Titans podcast. Better note is the OTP, which you can download every week by going to tenacetitans.com slash podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. And what about John Robinson making his second appearance on the OTP in 11 days? He was on April 17th with Titans season ticket members and he was on this past Tuesday, April 28th again to recap the draft. Amy, pretty special to have the GM twice in 11 days. Absolutely. I'm a little concerned that he's going to want to be a permanent co-host and we might have to negotiate that a little bit with him, but it was so good to have him on the show to recap the Titans draft. And he had a lot to say about the newest members of the Tennessee Titans.  You and the eight pound bag of M&Ms did the eight pound bag of M&Ms make it through the entire weekend? Is there anything left? Can we get an update? So funny story, I did take the bag and I put them in a bowl, night one in the books, I'm closing everything up and I go down to our kitchen and I noticed one of our dogs is missing, our young one Dexter. Oh no. I go back to find Dexter beside the M&M bowl and he's going... Oh no. Oh, he's alive, he's fine. What was it like drafting from your office space rather than in person in the war room? I would say probably two weeks out I was a little apprehensive, but the more we got closer to the draft and with all of the mock drafts scenarios that kind of we ran through, I felt really comfortable. We were able to communicate with teams if there were any potential trade opportunities there. I thought the NFL did an outstanding job of pulling it all together. Shout out to our IT staff or OP staff and our video staff for all that they did. You needed a tackle boom. You needed a corner boom. You needed a running back boom. You needed a versatile defensive lineman boom. I like the player skill set on the field but I like them as people even more. They're great guys and they're gonna fit in well with this football team and they're gonna help us win games on Sundays. What are our free agent priorities post draft? Right now you're trying to look at the roster and see where players may fit. Are the depth players? Are the guys that you think can come in and compete through camp? Are you a little lean at one position group? You know you're gonna need bodies or guys to compete at the position to get through the practices and see what they've got. So there's a couple of different positions that we're looking at and kind of combing through the guys that A didn't get drafted, that haven't signed rookie free agent deals yet. Who are the veteran guys that are out there? What's the cost of those players? You know as well as the Monday and the Tuesday and the Wednesday after the draft there's usually kind of a purge a little bit of the roster where teams will release players. Are there players that we would consider claiming to add to our football team to help bolster the depth of the team? I think the draft really did a great job of reminding people the plan is to play football this fall. Yeah, that's exactly right. We're meeting with our players virtually. They're on Zoom calls now going through the offense, defense and special teams. They're doing installation stuff. We've got a group of guys back here in Nashville who are rehabbing, you know who may have had a clean up surgery here or they're coming off an injury at the end of the season last year. They're working with our trainers and our strength coaches and getting strong and just waiting to say, say let's go play. This is a virtual edition of Titans All Access. Amy Wells and I are not able to go to St. Thomas Sports Park because it's now closed and it's the same for Titans players but they have started the virtual off season program. Earlier this week, Ryan Tannehill, Titans quarterback and Kevin Byrd, Titans safety talked with the media about the challenges of a virtual off season. It's weird not being able to be in the building and spend the time around the coaching staff and the guys really missing that aspect right now. I always look forward to getting back from the building and spending time around the guys and just coming together. I think it's something we're all getting used to as far as, you know, we're in the middle of meetings and like, you know, somebody's may have a TV on low or something that's causing like static in the back or you know, stuff like that, we're working cakes out. You know, we did a test meeting last week. I did with the guys just to make sure that everyone had an account set up and I knew how to kind of navigate the program and then, you know, once we kind of jumped into it this week and we figured out pretty quickly, it works best if, you know, everyone stays on mute and eliminates all the background noise. And if you want to speak, we can unmute and speak.  It's almost like we're all in the meet room. So that has been fun. Now we know that Kevin Byrd is constantly trying to improve himself, both on and off the field, but he says he's using the virtual off season to challenge himself by expanding his football knowledge. One way that I'm trying to better my game is trying to look at things from a coach's perspective a little bit. Like I want to learn, I want to kind of learn as much as the coaches know, you know what I'm saying? I want to learn about, you know, I want to really dive into the playbook, because some things I think when you're first learning how to play a position, you're like how to play defense, you're kind of just trying to learn the plays, memorize those type of deals. Now I'm really trying to study names of rock combinations. I'm trying to learn, you know, as much about football as I possibly can, because I'm not on the field right now. Everything is mental, everything is just a medium. While all of this virtual communication is a little strange, Ryan Tannhill thinks that when they're able to get back on the field, now it's going to help him communicate with all of his teammates. I think it all starts with communication, you know, just being able to communicate with guys, build that relationship. And then when we are on a Zoom call, when we are talking football, then I'm able to just really voice my vision for a play, voice my opinion on the play, how I like guys to run the route and just be clear so that we're all on the same page. Probably makes a lot of people feel better, Amy, to see that NFL players are having a lot of the same challenges at their job as most of us have at our job right now. Professional athletes, they're just like us. They're just like us. Well put, Amy. For Amy Wells, I might keep thanking you for watching Titans All Access and we'll see you next time.


Maxim, a nice win against Abhijit Gupta. Your thoughts on the game? Yeah, it was a Berlin and I decided to go for the end game because I had not done so for a while and thought it was time. I thought I got an interesting position at the opening. I quite like the move A4 I played just to keep my options open. At some point it went really about concrete calculation and there I got the opponent. I ended up a pwn up and with little time on the clock there was little Abhijit Gupta. Right now normally against the Berlin a lot of the top players go for the anti-Berlin just simply because they think like there are not so many chances in the ending. What were your thoughts going into this end game? Is this something that you were aiming for before in your preparation as well? Yeah, definitely. I mean I studied it quite deeply and of course if Black knows everything and plays every best move, I mean it's not too promising but there's a lot Black has to remember and there's a lot of possibilities to go on so it's risk-free and it's also not as innocuous as recent trends may suggest. Right now every time the Berlin comes on the board the audience is always oh my god another Berlin. For you, what is it like? Do you also feel when you see a Berlin on the board what are your reactions, what are your thoughts? Is it something that you look forward to or not? Well, to be honest this last few months there's been a trend towards for instance Kevokan, towards Naidov, towards other kind of willopas so you know it's just at some point it was almost always going to be the Berlin and there it was not fun anymore but now it seems like Nekiriboyam is getting on the way and we've seen a lot more openings than we used to say last year. Now you were also part of the battle of the sexes last night, did you have a good time? It was a lot of fun, I mean of course it didn't go as well as we expected but you know it's not always about the result and I think it was very enjoyable for everyone. Right, well thank you so much and we wish you all the best.


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What you see on the slide, programming with databases and result sets, I will very briefly touch upon result sets to give you an idea why we are talking about result sets. The concept of the relational model is based upon the set theory. In the set theory, we don't have multiple values, there is set intersection, there is set union, there are set differences, right? Those operations are there in the relational environment. And as the outcome of set operations is a set, the result of tabular operations is a table which corresponds to the set. So this is just to give you an idea or to remind you the parallels between the relational model and the set theory. The result of the relational model is tables and the results of the sets are sets and they correspond and to each other very strongly. That is why the financial sector, the banking sector, they have a lot of tremendous trust in the relational model and which is evident based upon decades of usage. So now let's talk about the programming aspect, the database programming versus the procedural programming for this kind of environment. So what types of programming we are talking about and how basically we will talk about the database programming versus the procedural programming. The procedural programming which was not like 30 years ago, 40 years ago, now what we have the procedural programming is different from that procedural programming. And of course database programming which is altogether a different thing and how database programming is different and why this matters, why we should be talking about it. Okay, let's look at an example over here. We have this procedural programming over here. And what you can see is that we have this data record and the record is retrieved, operations are performed on those records. And you can see there is little repetition. Now this procedural programming is not the one which was like I said 40 years ago. Now if you look at 1b, the database programming, you will see that it is equivalent logically to what you see in 1a but the things have been split and things have been underlined. And you can see there is certain repetition also over there. Now the question is anybody who is a traditional programmer say oh this is your wasting time. But overall actually it results in saving of time and I will tell you why would somebody do database programming. Let's look at the differences from the previous slide you can see that the database programming code is longer and the choice logic is separated from the executable logic. There is a valid reason for this. And once the conditional execution starts, it goes uninterrupted. This is very critical for a database. Why because the contents of the tables are being updated and these have to be atomic that is what is meant by uninterrupted and the execution of the statement should be completed so that the tables are in a stable so to say consistent state. This is not there in the procedural kind of programming because the application domain is different. Now the question is that why would somebody use database programming. Why because people were used to 40 years ago a certain type of procedural programming which they left and adopted the current or the model type of procedural programming. Why would somebody use database programming is it is easy to understand and debug. It is fairly simple. It is straight forward. It has been expanded. It is easy to maintain also right. It is easy to maintain also that is why of course some commands are executed twice maybe thrice also okay. But the benefits are much so we are looking at the trade offs benefits are much more than the number of executions so why this matters why this matters. If you look at this diagram the diagram shows how the results from different database queries are kind of combined together to give you the complete result right. Why this matters because you don't have any option although there is PL SQL which I spoke about earlier also but this is the type of programming the database programming you have to get yourself accustomed to develop effective maintainable efficient web based database applications that is why it matters okay. And once the HTML page generation starts it cannot be stopped in the middle which is the similar to the atomic type of instructions I spoke about and need all info in the query to generate the page which page dynamic page we are not talking of static pages so if I want to generate a page I should tell I just pass the parameters to the web server all the way to the database server how many rows per page what are the attributes I am looking at do I want any attributes in a certain order and so on all that information has to be passed then of course if I am looking for the name corresponding to a passport number or CNIC or vice versa it should be there right and finally I should know what I should be looking for and where I should be looking for it so these are all things which are to be considered that is why it matters that is why it's important thank you for your time


I hope it won't make a small demo, I hope it won't disturb you too much. Just a little bit, so I will say a little bit about myself, so if you say the title I want to say a few words about myself, I'm from Aachen, Germany, which is the most western town in Germany near the Dutch and Belgian border, and we are famous for our so-called printing, so if you want to try them, you can get some here after the presentation, and you can take two if you will ask a nice question. And yeah, I'm here because I'm involved in the Fedora project, I started as a second job and patched nearly everywhere, and recently I'm mostly involved with release engineering and patching, and I also have a strong security background because I work as a penetration tester at a company in Aachen, and we are now talking about certificate transparency because we all need certificates for secure internet because we never know who might be behind the computer that we are talking to, and the solution for this is that we get certificates from so-called certificate authorities, and they have to make sure that they know who wants a certificate to prove that he is the one we are talking to, so in the real world we have the government who does this work because they have a strong registry, but certificate authorities don't have these possibilities so they somehow have to bootstrap the security, and this has several problems, for example they can't really securely verify if you own a domain or not, they have some workarounds for this, for example they ask you to put a secret file somewhere on your web server and if you do this then you prove you control this web server and probably you own the domain, and also other possibilities are to do this via email, but then you still have the problem that everyone on the connection between the certificate authority and the domain can manipulate this and get a certificate even though it's not the actual domain owner, for example the hosting provider for your web servers could do it, and also of course since certificate authorities just use software, they have bugs whenever they check for something, so for example recently daddy became aware that they didn't properly check if the secure file does really exist, but they also use the value that was returned on an error page to think that the file was there, so the problem here is that every certificate authority does its own thing and I believe only Let's Encrypt was the first certificate authority that started really defining how they do this process and have a peer review to make sure that they do it right, and of course also the infrastructure of the certificate authority might be compromised, so if they don't do proper updates, they don't care about secure passwords, which all happened in the past, you might be able to get access to an infrastructure of the CA and then create arbitrary certificates, so this problem is that we have a lot of possibilities to get alternate certificates that we don't want to trust, but how do we know whether or not a certificate is the right one or it's an alternate certificate or a fake certificate, actually only the owner of the domain can really know if it's a certificate that he wanted to have that he requested, everyone else only could ask the domain owner, but then there's no secure path to the domain owner to ask him because the certificate is actually the one thing that he would like to use for this, so the idea is to create a possibility to have this communication between domain owners and everyone else to know is the certificate valid, and for this several employees at Google thought about just publishing every certificate that is ever valid and store them in a really secure lock, and this lock has several interesting properties because it has to ensure that everyone who's looking at this lock sees the same thing, so if you could manipulate the communication to the lock and have the certificates appear there, then it might not be secure because you can't be sure that the actual domain owner might have known the certificate, and also you want to make sure that you can't add or remove certificates from this secure lock, and for this they use a really interesting data structure, so-called Merkle hash trees, and what they do is they get all certificates for a certain period and then organize them in a tree, so yeah, for example to certificate because it's a binary tree, you create the hash value of the certificate, and then you again create the hash value of the both hash values of the certificate, and then go on for every new certificate, for example, oh sorry, if you add two new certificates, you get this tree, and then you just add this connection, so this data remains unchanged, and now whenever you want to verify whether or not a certificate is included in there and you have, you only need this value, this value, and this value, and this one you can calculate, you don't need all the other values to make sure that a certificate is within the data structure, and since they're talking about millions of certificates and gigabytes of data, it really reduces the complexity of handing all the certificates, and then it's of course good if you have all these certificates in the good and public infrastructure, that's a little bit annoying, but you also have to do something with it because just by publishing the certificates, you don't gain anything, okay, so I guess I have to try it without slides, so the next thing you have in the certificate transparency system is our so-called monitors, so these are systems that query the log for certificates, and they check it, for example, for suspicious certificates, for example, they can see if they're certificate for a certain domain, maybe you can tweak it a little bit, yeah, it's not a PDF, so I'll just try without it, oh, yes, perfect, thank you, not sure what, okay, so we have this monitor and then they check, so they check, they can check whether or not there are suspicious certificates in the log and then do appropriate actions on this, so how can you run these monitors, for example, you can get this as a service from several service providers, for example, from a CA that might just offer the service for every customer to notify you if a certificate appears at a different certificate authority, and you can also query it by hand, so there's a web search engine, which you can just use, actually I would like to show you live, but I don't dare to touch my system right now, so I will show the domain later, and of course, since certificate authority is a really open system, it's running on free software and you can access all data without any further authentication, you can just run your own software to query the database, so this would be the website where you can just put in any domain name and then see if there's a certificate stored in any trusted log, however, when you're using the log, you still have to make sure that all the data in the log is consistent and everyone is seeing the same thing, so this introduces the next component, the third one, the so-called auditory, the auditory is regularly checking the trusted logs to see if they are cryptographically consistent and they also check if a certain certificate is contained in the log, so I have a question for you, who of you is running Chrome or Chromium? Oh, no one. Two, okay, so you are already running auditors because the browser does this job and they check if there's a certificate in the log and starting in October, Chrome will only trust certificates that are publicly available in the certificate transparency log, so this will make sure that you can't have any targeted attacks and hide a certificate that is valid somewhere without the actual domain owner or other security researchers noticing it and as well you can run these auditing services as your own service and for example also, for example as part of a monitor that this already managed to catch bad CAs who issued certificates that they shouldn't have to, so for example, Symantec was ordered by Google to use certificate transparency because they issued some bad certificates in the past for testing purposes, for example for Google.com and then earlier this happened again, so they just created a certificate for example.com for example and then the security researcher noticed it and then asked the owners of example.com if this was intended and since it wasn't there, he raised this problem at the list for browsers who are managing the trusted root certificate authority. Another component about this to make it really hard for people to circumvent this checks is that all systems can gossip with each other, so whenever a monitor checks a log, it can also communicate with an auditor and they can check if they see the same data, for example they only need to communicate the head hash of the tree and then if they have the same value they know they see the same data or if for example one got newer data than the other, he knows that his previous head tree has to be somewhere in the tree and then they know all this data was the same and the other data was new and whenever someone wants to manipulate this data structure they can easily notice it and take appropriate action. So this sounds everything really good but are there also problems with this approach? So one big problem is that this means that all certificates will be public so you can't hide any domain names if you're using certificate transparency and for example I married last year and I created my own marriage website and then I was thinking whether to use HTTPS or not because then I want to have a cool domain name but I wasn't sure if I wanted to have this cool domain name published on the internet and having everyone being able to access it because I only wanted my guests to access it so this makes it a little bit of a problem and also for example this gossiping can also happen in the browser so the browser can recheck which certificates it saw from a server and if it changes it can report it to the server back to the server maybe to an auditor and then this can also be used as tracking browser so you have to make sure that you don't introduce other tracking than cookies with this gossiping and treat all these information that you use for this the same as you treat cookies so if you disable cookies also the gossiping should be disabled and all these certificate transparency project it's not direct protection in itself because it only makes it possible to protect against it because if there's a bad certificate in the lock and nobody looks at it nothing will happen so it will just work as before so it's important that as many people as possible really use the service to check if there are 40 certificates but the advantage is that not every HTTP client or any TLS client really has to support certificate transparency because on the other end as long as enough people are using this nobody will succeed with using bad certificates and of course whenever a CA creates a certificate that should not have been created it will be public so people can notice it anyways so it's basically the advantage is that you can know faster if there are certain attacks and you can react faster and the other advantage is now you even have this big database and a lot of information about all the TLS certificates you can even start figuring things out that might be problematic or might be specific for certain CAs which was very which was a very hard task to do when you had to scan every server and you didn't get all the certificates and of course with all the certificates you also get for example the public keys and can do a lot of tests there. So what can you use so what do you have to do to use this? Actually it depends on the certificate authority that you're using. So there's one possibility that only the information that is required for certificate transparency is added to a certificate and then you serve it just as before and everything else happens without any interaction from you as a server admin but there are also there might be a possibility that the CA sends you this information separately so via OCSP so you might have might need newer software that supports this properly and of course since it's all the open system you can we are at a developer conference you can also start coding and use the code to implement your own cool services or analysis for the information that is now available. And what's also very interesting is that you can use this framework in general to use it for other things so you don't have it only for TLS certificates but you can also use it for example to publish a public keys for messengers and for example we had this problem with the potential backdoor in WhatsApp recently but it wasn't sure so people said it might be a backdoor if Facebook could just change the encryption key for other people without people noticing it in the app but if you use a system like certificate transparency and all messengers would require that the keys are published in a lock that's cryptographically secure then it would be really hard to do these attacks without people noticing it and then ensuring that Facebook wouldn't dare or probably wouldn't dare to do it or if they did it once you could prove that there happened something that shouldn't happen and also another idea is to use it for example for secure application download so you can make sure that every file that is available for example executables for Windows or troubles for Linux are also published in a lock and then you also have trusted a community trusting repository and can make sure that if you download this tower and want to include it in your distribution it will be the same tower that the other distribution is using as well. So my time is over now. I want to thank you very much for your attendance and if you have any questions just ask and we want to use GPG you will find my details and you can sign my GPG key. So are there any questions? Yes. The operation doesn't work right so we're moving towards and there are proposals to be run in a short-term certificate that applies in three or four days. Do you think this mechanism would sustain this kind of approach that comes from an infrastructure that generates this kind of certificate? So the question was whether the system will even work if we have very short-life certificates and a lot of them and the answer to this is so the idea is you have these structures that are append-only you can't remove anything so they are always growing but the idea is to at a certain point just freeze these logs so you can't add any more certificates and then you only have to wait until the last certificate in this structure is expired and then you can remove this data because nobody needs it anymore for verification of current certificates. So in this case you had to create new logs regularly and then retire them whenever you're done with it. So your suggestion is to separate the tree that is specific to short-term but can you update it with different certificates and other trees that cost certificates with different timescales? So the question was whether or not there would be different trees for different kinds of certificates and yes it was something that I didn't mention there are already different logs so you don't have just one central log you have I think about 20 currently and it would also be good to have more of them because also means more redundancy and more publicity and there are already for example Follett's and Krupp which has a lot of certificates they have a separate log storage for exactly this case because it would be too much information for the other logs. Do you see any drawbacks in the system because nothing is ideal surely there must be something that may not be as ideal as we like. Do you see any drawbacks in the system? Yes so I tried to address it so for example the problem that when everything is public you might have information public that you wouldn't want to have public. So I think I didn't repeat the question today. So the question was what is the biggest drawback of certificate transparency? Yeah so one big problem is that everything will be transparent everything will be public but there are also some ideas to reduce the information that's stored in the certificate so currently you could already use wildcard certificates and then every sub-domain part would still be private because you couldn't reduce it from the certificate and there's an idea to just allow this for the certificates that are stored in the lock stores so you have a placeholder for the parts that are deducted and still have the proper domain published and then the client can still verify whether the certificate matches the one that he sees in this connection but if you only have access to the lock you can't get the information about the actual name. Okay so the question was was there any resistance or objections to the system and exactly about this public part there was one rejection so some certificates really pushed forward to extending the specification to remove these private parts from certificates and I think it's also about some other people mentioning that this might be a bad thing. Okay thank you very much and we're done here. And don't forget to try the printer. It's really delicious. Yeah. I only had one other system but I always assumed it was a bad cable so maybe it's... Yeah I tested it in the hotel room and it worked there with the television but I only... In other rooms they got some of the main things. Maybe because the last day the connector is now... Hi how are you? Nice to see you again. How are you? Good, good. Yes. Too much stress for me to prepare for June 20. Oh yes. Yeah but I live very close to Basel so it's only one hour something drive with a high speed train so that will be okay. So will you be at the social event already? Sure. Yeah so I don't know if I will be at the complete event but I will be at the social event.