Alright, so for this one. I'm actually not a huge fan of the What's the word for the Tron outfit Just because it's it's it's an odd thing with the environment. I know you haven't changed yet But it's also this is a known movie. It's a known design. I think you want to make it as original as you can And I agree that it's too long like I like all this right and grabs this and And I think you can make this for instance this comes out and this could be really hot like it's look glowing So it's not just him grabbing something but it could be really hot and it in effects how he He goes like and it's kind of hurt But it needs to grab it because it sets the price that he was looking for grabs in and here's this and That's okay. I can see this being cool and then After this It could be like this could be your ending where your camera doesn't go down and he's jumping off More on this side here. So he might be more doing that on here and then exiting The frame like that so it kind of goes past camera and That would be it because then after that you got a crazy camera move. That's very confusing And then he comes down and after this it's kind of the same thing again. So here you kind of repeating yourself So it's already I think this could work and Potentially could also be this this and when this comes in he jumps and slides towards camera Underneath right underneath of the camera And I think the rest is just a bit too long and the tricky thing is he's also coming towards us a lot I mean it might be cool to have him to have him go This way more this way so we can see him a bit more profile So it's not just towards us just for silhouette It gets kind of funky after a while and it's all you know stuff like that Where the arms are his arms are in front of his body. So imagine this would happen But he's more profile going this way So it's a bit more complex where it's a bit more bit more snakey where he has to go almost this way and then comes out Towards us at the end Something like that But let me know I mean it's what what do you want to do like what are you trying to show in This piece like before that you had the tree he comes down jumps down looks around walks around throws the thing You're showing a lot of really cool body mechanics and then in this here It's kind of the same thing So you have to think about if this is for your real and each shot needs to show off another skill set that you have This would be something different where you have a close-up acting type of thing pentamime and then after that it's kind of the same as before So maybe let's have a discussion on what your plan is. What do you want to do and how we can show more of your skills? Maybe with the different assignment. So let's talk about that All right There's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want you can submit whatever you want You get 16 submissions either way like and subscribe would be awesome. All right. Thank you You


Hello and welcome to episode 20 of stats that exist, but do not matter. This is the first off-season episode Here we go. Francisco Lindor made his major league debut when he was 21 years old in 2015 he played 99 games he plays second in the rookie of the year voting and he laid down 13 Sack Bunts that was an MLB leading amount of sacrifice hits Bunts they say sack hits really just Bunts basically they called him up They put him in the two-hole and then for a stretch in August if the leadoff hitter got on They just gave him the Bunt sign in a 10 game stretch from August 2nd to August 13th Lindor laid down a sack Bunt seven times seven games out of ten He just had the bat taken out of his hand by the third base coach or the coach and he just did what he was asked for You know earn it 13 sack Bunts his rookie year the next season 2016 he's 22 years old He's ready to prove to everyone that he can move the runner over in the air as well He leads the league in sack flies with 15 and those two seasons 15 and 16 Lindor combined for 38 sacrifices Second place was you know Escobar were 31 and then after that no one even like really broke 20 No one was doing it So you know just the king of the sacrifice young kid moving runners over now You're probably wondering how this stacks up historically Well, he led the league with 15 sack flies in 2016 The most sack flies ever in a single season in the American League is 17 So he's damn close two to tie three to win The most sack flies in a single season ever in the history of baseball is 19 by Gil Hodges in 1954 and that's that's when they started keeping track of the sack fly is kind of like a stat that baseball was like Let's keep track of it Then they're like fuck that no, and then they're like let's keep track of it No, and then in 54 they're like let's keep track of it and let's keep track of it forever. So they have Gil Hodges set the record first year 19 sack flies lindor had 15 I went to the tape I found every time there was a runner on third less than two outs Could lindor have broken Gil Hodges record and become the all-time sack fly leader in 2016 season Let's take a look We got five at bats here this first one Minnesota man on third less than two outs Barrios is pitching he gets the pitch lindor bloops it into left field center fielder chasing it down chasing it down Doesn't die misses it come on man Look at this all he's got to do is just lay out dive a little move over and that's what would have happened And that's a sack fly and you know Cleveland shortens the lead to two runs instead Lindor has to settle for the RBI double two-run score and it's a one-run game Come on next up. We got John Lamb. He was looking like this back then Oh two pitch the lindors got both runners in scoring position and the center fielder camps under and just that misses it I mean, I don't know what if he if this is vindictive I don't know if he knows lindors going for a record But again lindor has to settle for a two RBI double when the sack fly was right there moving on this one's a little bit harder 9th inning down by one lindor pokes one in the right doesn't make the diving play instead He misses the ball it rose to the wall and lindor instead of having the game tying sack fly He has a game tying triple, but he celebrates as if the dude caught it anyway still excited next up Fernando Rodney little bloop to Christian Yellich Guy or on third base doesn't take off. Come on man Lindor is trying to do something here and have a big year. You got to be running and then finally Houston Cleveland Springer makes the catch That's Santana on third. He bluffs Springer throws, but he doesn't run It's like look come on this fan in the back. He can't believe it like lindor is trying to do big things here And you're blowing it He knows he's like maybe I should have ran Sack fly kid is trying to get a sack flies on so I mean that's it It could have happened maybe but it doesn't matter at all no one counts sack flies No one has ever really looked at this before I doubt lindor even knows he was that close to breaking a record two away from tying it You think he knows I doubt it. I don't think this matters also Gil Hodges hit 19 I bet if I went and found the tape I bet there's five times he could have got more so in the end this video is worthless


I remind members of the Covid-related measures that are in place and that face covering should be worn when moving around the chamber and across the Holywood campus. The first item of business is general questions. In order to get in as many people as possible, I would be grateful for short and succinct questions and responses. At question number one, I call Alasdair Allan. I refer members to my register of interests, which mentions my involvement with Western Isles cancer care. That's the Scottish Government what financial support is offered to patients and authorised escorts who need to travel significant distances for medical appointments. Cabinet Secretary, how's the youth? A financial support for travel is available for patients and authorised escorts in line with eligibility criteria and medical requirements. We continue to work with boards to build on the significant innovation seen throughout the pandemic in order to reduce and limit the need for travel where possible. Of course, we're clinically appropriate. For example, through increased use of digital and technological solutions such as near me. Where travel is necessary, boards are expected to support patients to identify and access support available, taking account individual circumstances and ensuring that patient care is always at the centre of those decisions. The charity Western Isles cancer care initiative recently recorded its fastest ever approval for financial assistance for a cancer patient who had a patient escort request for a friend to company and refused by the health board. For people who live on the mainland, it must be strange to imagine having to undergo something as worrying as cancer treatment without the support of a loved one. However, in the past few years, that has become an all-too-common scenario in the Western Isles since the handling of patient escort applications changed. Does the cabinet secretary agree that patients shouldn't be disadvantaged in terms of the emotional support that they can draw on just because they live on an island? I wholeheartedly agree with that point. I think that Alistair Allen articulates it very well that, for people on the mainland, you wouldn't expect to go through that situation, through that worry, through that anxiety on your own. He makes a point that is very well made and very sympathetic to the point that he makes in relation to not just cancer diagnosis but any diagnosis that could potentially be life-altering. I will take this issue away and look at it in more detail. It would come with a financial impact, but he is absolutely right to put patient care and patient safety at the heart of it. I am sympathetic to it and I will keep the member updated. Rhoda Grant, if I could ask you to pause for a moment as we can't hear you. Can you hear me now? We can indeed. Do continue. I have previously written to the cabinet secretary about that and I have not received a reply. There was a review of patient travel in the Highlands and Islands take place, but it was delayed since August last year because of the pandemic. Can I ask when that review will take place? It is urgently required that the criteria and reimbursement date back to 1996 and do not account for inflation. Does he confirm that the review will be subject to an island impact assessment? I apologise if Ms Grant has not had a response to correspondence recently. I will check that out as soon as we are out of the chamber. On the wider point that she makes, she is right. A review was due to be undertaken, but of course the pandemic has meant that that has been delayed. We will look to bring forward that review as soon as it is possible. I hope that she will understand and I am sure that she does understand that our boards and our civil service team in health and social care are still under immense and intense pressure. On the latter point that she raises about any review undergoing an island impact assessment, I will ensure that that is the case. Brian Whittle To ask the Scottish Government when action is taken to mitigate the effect that reduced access to physical activity during lockdown has had on the health of young people. Rory Todd Our approach during the pandemic has been to permit as much sport and physical activity as possible, and in particular prioritising under 18 sport, recognising the importance to both physical and mental health. When schools were closed during the pandemic, active school staff were deployed flexibly into childcare hubs to deliver sport and physical activity interventions and delivered online physical activity sessions for those learning from home. The Scottish Government has committed to doubling the budget for sport and active living over the lifetime of this Parliament, which will make access to sport and physical activity more inclusive, reduce barriers to participation and play an important role in supporting long-term recovery from the pandemic. Brian Whittle I thank that minister for her answer. For 60 to 17-year-olds, the recommended daily exercise requirement is 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity. However, pre-lockdown, less than one quarter of children of that age group participated in that 60 minutes. Without questioning, and as I say this as a coach as well, that percentage has seriously declined in the last two years as access to activity has been significantly curtailed, especially in deprived areas. That will not be resolved without direct targeted action and intervention from the Scottish Government. I ask the minister what the Scottish Government will do to tackle this ticking health time bomb. I thank the member for his continued interest in that area. We absolutely recognise the need to prioritise participation across all groups, but also to tackle inequalities. We are working with Sport Scotland, with organisations and individuals right across Scotland to break down barriers that are financial and otherwise, but to keep too many people from leading active lives. We have ideas about how to increase participation from women and girls. We are looking at tackling the exclusion of people with disabilities. We are very determined to increase the level of activity right across the board, but particularly focused on tackling inequalities in children and young people. Thank you very much, Presiding Officer. I preface this by saying that I am not promoting generational wars, but older people and I declare an interest. Not only have I missed exercise, but many are still understandably cautious about being out and about in public, and they are losing confidence in becoming isolated. Can I ask the minister also to give this consideration? I am talking about exercise, not sport, to which I am a stranger. I acknowledge your on-going interest in the area. Over 50s are a priority group for Sport Scotland's 21 to 25 equality outcomes, and there are a number of changes that we are hoping to achieve in that particular area. We want people to participate in sport. We want them to see and hear people participating in sport. We want to use their long experience and have them involved in organising sports in communities. One thing that I will highlight in terms of activity is that the past for all programme has the most amazing programmes. One of them is called health walks. It is exactly about increasing the confidence of people who might have got out of the habit of exercising, who may have health worries that make them fear exercising and offer a social opportunity. I would heartily recommend to all my colleagues, direct folk, to go and have a look at sport for all and at past for all, and there are fabulous opportunities for every age range to participate. To ask the Scottish Government when it last met Stirling Council and what was discussed. Ministers and officials have regular meetings with representatives of all Scottish local authorities, including Stirling Council, to discuss a wide range of issues as part of our commitment to working in partnership with local government to improve outcomes for the people of Scotland. I thank the cabinet secretary for her reply. Community projects, high streets and tourist venues across the Stirling local government area have been severely impacted by the most recent and unnecessary restrictions imposed by the SNP. The vast majority are still waiting for assistance that has been promised by the Scottish Government. When will that be received and why the delay? A great deal of assistance has been set out during the course of the pandemic to support organisations that Dean Lockhart has outlined. The Scottish Government has worked with partners to try to ensure that that money and support goes to local projects as quickly as possible. I know from my engagement from the third sector organisations that I have engaged with, that has been warmly welcomed and has enabled them to support people in our communities, particularly the most vulnerable. To ask the Scottish Government what its plans are for service continuity for breast cancer oncology services in NHS Tayside in light of reports of further resignations within the service. On 20 January, this year, NHS Tayside announced that, due to a staffing gap that will arise at the end of January, a mutual aid agreement has been agreed between NHS Tayside and three other health boards. The agreement outlines that some patients living in Tayside and receiving radiotherapy for breast cancer will be required to travel for the treatment to the nearest cancer centre in Edinburgh, Glasgow or Aberdeen. All other radiotherapy services in Dundee cancer centre will carry on locally. Meanwhile, recruitment for any vacant post within the service is on going. I can inform Parliament and the Minister that, over recent days, there have been two further resignations of consultant oncologists. This will leave NHS Tayside with no breast cancer oncology specialists and serious shortfalls in oncology consultant cover for other tumour sites. To decide the government and health plan goes in competence that got us here, I implore, on behalf of the women of Dundee and Tayside, that the minister at long last treat this as the crisis it is. Will the minister immediately intervene to guarantee the full service recovery of breast cancer services in Dundee? I will not rise to the political attack because it is important to engage in this issue in a non-partisan way. It is important that we put the women and the patients who are affected by this very much at the heart of this. When he asks that if I will intervene, I can give him an absolute assurance that I and the other ministerial colleagues have been deeply involved in this issue. What I would say is that there is no question that NHS Tayside has not been taking action. They have been taking action. I will just give him some examples. NHS Tayside undertook three rounds of recruitment last year with one successful applicant. They have been in regular contact with all UK agencies, in fact more than 120 in total for both contracted and non-contracted posts. Medical directors have been in contact with several of the larger cancer centres in England who are reporting similar challenges. Yes, we will absolutely work closely with Tayside. It is, of course, a deeply regrettable situation that they are in. We will do everything that we can to ensure that NHS Tayside breast cancer service is staffed in the best possible way. However, I should say that the issue of the shortage of medical oncologists, particularly for breast cancer, is not unique to Tayside. It has felt in this case acutely felt in Tayside, but it is an issue that is wider than simply Tayside. Of course, I am happy to meet members on the issue, because we will take a collective effort by the Government and the health board to ensure that we have a full service resumed in Tayside. NHS Tayside's inability to recruit replacement breast therapy therapy and clinicians is putting a huge strain on individuals, especially when they have early stage breast cancer. You have identified, cabinet secretary, that people are going to Glasgow, Aberdeen and even Forth Valley, and all of those are staffing issues. What additional measures can be put in place to ensure that the disruption to those patients is kept to a minimum? Alexander Stewart is absolutely right that the focus is to try to ensure that the disruption is kept to an absolute minimum. Tayside has made it very clear that where there is the need to travel and to be accommodated, NHS Tayside will seek to make sure that those costs are covered. We are working intensively with the board to support all further solutions. That includes international recruitment and regional roles that support several centres such as Lothian and Tayside. It looks at local capacity being reexamined, including international local agencies that are dealing with role redesign, including research opportunities with Dundee medical school, and exploring an enhanced marketing campaign for Tayside to attract more cancer oncologists in particular to Tayside. Although we are rightfully focusing on Tayside and understandably so, it is felt by not just other health boards in Scotland, but by other health boards in the UNHHS, trusts in England and other parts of the UK. We will do everything that we possibly can to ensure that our breast cancer services across Scotland are fully staffed. To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on its plans for a national care service. The consultation on the national care service received over 1,300 responses. Analysis of the responses is currently under way and we expect to be able to publish a report on the findings as soon as possible. I am sure that you will appreciate that the final timetable will be driven by the ability to prepare easily accessible versions, both written and audible versions. Given the breadth of the consultation, ministers across government will want time to reflect on the analysis. As such, there is no plan for a concurrent Government response. Can the minister confirm whether good food nation plans would be relevant to the formation of the national care service? We want Scotland to be a good food nation where people from every walk of life take pride and pleasure in and benefit from the food that they produce, buy, cook, serve and eat each day. We will consider how to take account of the good food nation principles in the national care service as we develop our proposals. To ask the Scottish Government when it last met NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Cabinet Secretary, Humza Yousaf. I have been contacted by a registered blind constituent who is asking what lateral flow test help is available for visually impaired people. Is the health board in the Scottish Government aware of the difficulties encountered by people with this disability and what help is available to them? I am aware of those issues and I know that a number of members have raised them, and Rona Mackay raises a really important point. Indeed, the UK Health and Security Agency, who primarily delivered the national testing programme, is continually exploring ways and we are working with them to explore ways to enable testing to be more accessible. For people with access to a smartphone, the UK Covid-19 testing programme launched the BMII support service in early 2021 to improve accessibility for at-home PCR testing. In response to calls for the same support for LFD at-home testing, an expansion to the existing 119 BMII service was launched today on 27 January to assist asymptomatic visually impaired people and anyone else who needs support to conduct a rapid flow self-test independently. If you have severe site loss, you might find it easier to get help to do that test from a friend or family. Of course, not everybody is in that position. In addition, instructions for the use of LFD's self-tests used in the national testing programme are available in large print and easy read, and they can be accessed at the appropriate manufacturer's links. I think that our communication around that is on our NHS reform websites, but it will also work with those third sector partners to make sure that the new expansion to the BMII service is widely available. To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the implementation of its endoscopy and neurology diagnostic recovery and renewal plan. Doscopy and neurology diagnostic recovery and renewal plan was published in the 30th of November. Actions in the plan are on track. We have committed to annual updates from progress against commitments in the NHS recovery plan, the first of which will be later this year. I thank the cabinet secretary for that answer. The plan contains a commitment to set up several diagnostic urology hubs and a one-stop clinic across Scotland to reduce waiting times for cancer and routine diagnosis. One such hub was set up in NHS Highland in June last year. What arrangements are being made to ensure that people in Ayrshire have access to a diagnostic urology hub or a one-stop clinic within NHS Ayrsharnan and when will such a unit open? Cabinet secretary, Ayrsharnan currently has a urology hub and cancer performance for the urology 62. 62-day pathway is 96.9 per cent and for the 31-day pathway is 100 per cent. Through time as we further develop the urology diagnostic hubs, we hope that the full benefits of the hubs will be realised and will reduce waiting times for cancer patients. As I say, we intend to give annual updates on that. I will ensure that local members want local information about the support and the actions that we are taking in their local health board area.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says, show that cos square phi minus sine square phi equal to 2 tan phi upon 1 minus tan square phi is not an identity. So we are given this trigonometric equation, we have to show that it is not an identity. Let's see its solution. We know that the trigonometric equation is called a trigonometric identity if it is true for all values of the angle. So if we have to show that a given trigonometric equation is not an identity then we will find a single value of theta which does not satisfy the trigonometric equation.  So for this we will find a single value of phi which does not satisfy this equation. Let this equation be equation 1. Now we substitute phi equal to 30 degrees in equation 1. Let's see if phi equal to 30 degrees satisfy this equation or not. On substituting phi equal to 30 degrees we would get the LHS as cos square 30 degrees minus sine square 30 degrees. Now cos square 30 degrees is given as root 3 upon 2 whole square since cos 30 degrees root 3 upon 2 minus sine square 30 degrees written as 1 upon 2 whole square since we know that sine 30 degrees is 1 upon 2 so this is further equal to 3 upon 4 minus 1 upon 4 which is equal to 2 upon 4 and from here we get this is equal to 1 upon 2. So we now have LHS is equal to 1 upon 2. Now let's consider the RHS. RHS is 2 tan phi upon 1 minus tan square phi here also we will substitute phi equal to 30 degrees. So we get this is equal to 2 tan 30 degrees upon 1 minus tan square 30 degrees which is further equal to 2 into now tan 30 degrees is 1 upon root 3 1 minus 1 upon root 3 whole square since we know that tan 30 degrees is 1 upon root 3. This further is equal to 2 upon root 3 upon 1 minus 1 upon 3 this gives us 2 upon root 3 upon 2 upon 3 so this is equal to 2 upon root 3 multiplied by 3 upon 2. Now here 2 cancels with 2 and this is equal to root 3. So we get RHS is equal to root 3. So as you can see that NHS is not equal to the RHS that is phi equal to 30 degrees that's not satisfying equation 1 hence we say that equation 1 is not an identity. So we have proved that the given trigonometric equation is not an identity. With this we complete the session hope you understood the solution of this question.


Welcome folks, this is Jacob Schup, this is the 4pm stock market update, I'm filling in for Tom O'Brien. Let's take a look at where we kind of closed, yes actually at 5,061 currently, off about 0.61% right now. The Russell trading at 1,961, 80 cents off about 1%, the NQ's down as well, they're the biggest losers for the day, trading at 1.25%, YM at 37,968 below the $38,000 level. Gold contract trading at 2,388, currently silver at 2836, copper 434 and then crude oil in the futures right down at 82.77 and that's off from that 85 level that we were looking about, which is good going forward, love that. They've been kind of giving up some of the gains they had, but again on low volume as well, so we might get a retest of this last day with volume or a little bit close to it, but in reality we'll probably stick around this area for quite some time, again just not a lot of action, relatively speaking. Let's take a look here at this, the economics market has really changed right and I'm wondering kind of what to make with this article from the Fed right, it's saying the lowest pay U.S. workers will accept for new jobs has soared right, of course you have a lot of these articles coming out saying this is the cost of living, it's not much you need to make for comfortable cost of living and I think this drives, this was done for a lot with a lot of young people right, this is from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, obviously you know income there is a lot higher just because of the cost of living, it said the regional feds bank survey found that individuals now require an average more than $10,000 more to switch jobs than they did in 2021, which is super fascinating, you had more people who are unemployed and this is the highest that have reported since July 2020 and so you kind of ask yourself you know what is going on with it right, people aren't switching jobs, they're demanding more money to switch their jobs, which in my opinion means they're okay with the company they're in right now and you're seeing less people get these higher-paying jobs that more people are demanding more money for them, it is a very strange thing almost, obviously inflation is a major part too to like asking for this but I think too culturally because I see it in people my age a little bit older there's this really really really weird drive I don't know I don't know to kind of like make it at all costs which is a strange thing for me, anyways folks thank you so much for joining me this has been a fantastic time I believe I'll be on tomorrow morning filling in for Tommy O'Brien and we should have Tom O'Brien on at three and then Basil Steve Larry before that thank you so much have a great rest of your day


Hey everybody, what's going on? I am Greg Sosman. Enjoying today by Jim Sannes of Fandle as we wrap up our week seven DFS preview with letting you know who the best stacks are. What's going on, Jim? I'm a little conflicted, Greg, because it was tough to whittle down the list for this week. Like we have all these high-profile, wide receivers on the slate. Like I didn't get to include Calvin Ridley and Matt Ryan. I didn't get to talk about Kyler Murray and Deandre Hopkins or Christian Kirk. I didn't get to talk about Aaron Rodgers and Devonte Adams and Aaron Jones. Like, it's hard to decide when there are so many studs and so many good games in the slate. And I'll take that for sure, but it does not make my job any easier. Well, this is why you get paid the big bucks, man, to pick out the right teams to stack. So let's begin in Houston where, fine, it makes sense to Sean Watson, but I think the surprising piece of this here is Brandon Cooks. Going with Brandon Cooks over Will Fuller, that connection obviously has been there for a long time whenever Will Fuller stays on the field and right now he's healthy. So it's kind of weird going in a different direction. Why Brandon Cooks over Will Fuller in this stack with the Sean Watson? There are a couple of reasons for this, Greg. The first one is that I am desperate to save salary on this slate because I got to get to guys like DK Metcalf, got to get to Alvin Camara, got to get to Aaron Jones. And Cooks is $5,900 and there aren't a lot of wide receivers under $6,000 who have passed to his ceiling. But Brandon Cooks has already shown that ceiling this year. So we know he can produce and I think that's very valuable. So I think I like that. But also Will Fuller may have a tougher match up here. Jair Alexander has been tremendous in 2020 and that's not enough for me to avoid Will Fuller. Will Fuller can be any cornerback in the NFL. So I'm not saying avoid Will Fuller but if Fuller sees more Alexander than Cooks does that could shovel a couple additional targets Cooks' direction. And that could be enough to make him a high quality DFS player. And Cooks even without that additional volume has gotten good work this year. 21% of the overall targets, 25% of the deep targets to this Texan's team. And we know that Deshaun Watson will throw the ball deep and they'll throw the ball deep efficiently. So I think there is enough here to justify going Brandon Cooks as the optimal stacking partner with Deshaun Watson. Again, that's not to say don't use Will Fuller. Will Fuller can beat anybody. I don't care if it's Jair Alexander or anybody else he can beat them for sure. However, I'm okay taking the salary savings here at times jumping down to Brandon Cooks and Deshaun Watson as well. I think under salary at $8,000. So this is a really good stack to me and it helps me get to studs elsewhere whereas I may not have that same flexibility by going with Fuller. This game has around the highest total on the board. It looks to be 56 and a half right now. And you mentioned trying to get Aaron Rodgers in, Demonte Adams, like you have to leave that off the stacking board because we got to save a little cash. And to do that, we get in Brandon Cooks. Pair him up with Deshaun Watson, avoid Jair Alexander, we hope. And you're in a good spot in a high-schooling affair. Deshaun Watson and Brandon Cooks without Bill O'Brien should be money on Sunday. Moving to Sunday night, we didn't even realize this was gonna be Sunday night until late yesterday where the NFL made a decision to guarantee us a Sunday night football game. And it's pretty much the same game we get every week. This is what I feel like. We see the Seahawks in prime time every single week. We talk about it every single week. And after the shellacking the Cardinals put on the Cowboys this past week in prime time, well, this one should be a high-schooling affair as well. It's Russell Wilson and DK Metcalf taking on the Arizona Cardinals. You mentioned Metcalf just a moment ago.  And the only question I have, as always, is why Metcalf overlock it? I just want the deep balls, Greg. That's all I want. I'm gonna sell out for deep targets. DK Metcalf has 46% of the Seahawks' deep targets so far this year, which is a disgusting number for any team. But when you get that number coming from Russell freaking Wilson, it leads to really good things. As we have seen with Metcalf so far this year, at least 92 receiving yards in every single game so far. That is a silly, silly floor. And sure, Tyler Lockett does have the better matchup than Metcalf because Metcalf will see Patrick Peterson. Even in his advantage of age, Peterson can still limit some volume to those opposing wide receivers, but kind of like with Will Fuller, I don't care that much. I kind of think that DK Metcalf can beat anyone in his current state, including Patrick Peterson. So give me DK Metcalf here, $7,300. I think that salary is key for Metcalf because Russell Wilson in 87, pretty tough to get to, given all the high-salary running backs and receivers on this slate. But it does help that I think that Metcalf is arguably the most under-salary receiver on this entire slate. It's either him or T. Higgins. One of those two guys is the most under-salary guy. So I want both personally, but I think that Metcalf might grade on as being the number one wide receiver on the entire slate regardless of matchup. You got to jam him in there. The Sunday Night Hammer is back on the fan dual main slate for this week. We get those points to add up in a hurry with Russell Wilson and DK Metcalf. And I liked this game quite a bit. I could have gone Kyler here for sure because he is also really fond of all the rushing he's had, but the efficiency for Russell Wilson, the volume for Russell Wilson as a passer so far this year, and the absurd upside you get with DK Metcalf kind of hard for me to pass that up when it's at my disposal. The Sunday Night Hammer is back and the Seahawks are letting Russ cook to be a really fun one on Sunday Night Football here. Russell Wilson, deep to DK Metcalf, we have seen it all season long. The Seahawks look to remain undefeated and our stacking of the Seahawks looks to remain undefeated as well. Metcalf and Russell Wilson, an obvious pair for Sunday Night. Going back earlier Sunday, we finally get to the high scoring affair that I think we've been waiting for, right? The fact is, the Lions, this is what it's all about, man. And we're going on the lion side of things, specifically Matthew Stafford and Kenny Galladay. How hard was this to leave out Matt Ryan and Calvin Ridley? It's always hard, Greg. It's just very tough. Like I'd love to go with those guys. And I think that the good thing is if they do well, it increases the odds that Stafford and Galladay do well. So I think you are benefiting from them even by stacking this side of the team. And the other side that's helpful is that this side is the cheaper side. Matthew Stafford, $7,300. He is the lowest salary quarterback in any of the three big shootouts on this slate by a full $500. That's the gap between him and Matt Ryan. I think that Ryan's a great play too because he is tremendous when Julio Jones plays, but Stafford at $7,300, that's a really good number. And we know where the ball is going. It's gonna go to Kenny Galladay. The three games since Galladay has come back, 23% target share for Galladay, 1.7 deep targets per game. And yes, the Lions are on the road, but they're still playing indoors. I don't care about a dome team being on the road as long as they're still indoors. And that's something we get here with them playing in Atlanta. We can easily run it back here with Calvin Ridley and Julio Jones, because again, if Stafford and Galladay do well, it increases the odds that Jones and Ridley will do well so we can get the full game stack here. And I think that if I'm ranking the shootouts for this slate, I'd probably rank this one third. I think I kind of like Seattle, Arizona most, followed by Green Bay, Houston. This one would be third because the stakes are a little bit lower and there is some more shakiness with the quarterbacks, but it's a really solid third. And I think that it's Gab over the fourth place game from a stacking perspective, is pretty wide. So I'll take those salary savings with Matthew Stafford. He makes it easier to get to guys, like Alvin Camara for sure. So I'm gonna take Matthew Stafford at times, stack him with Kenny Galladay or T.J. Hawkinson potentially, then run it back with Calvin Ridley and Julio Jones. This game is just too easy to stack and too fun to stack for me to rank it any lower than third on my list. Should be a lot of fun on Sunday. A lot of points being scored throughout the NFL. This game is third and it may be the most fun one and getting the cheaper side with Kenny Galladay and Matthew Stafford certainly makes sense because you can then stack these other games, like you mentioned, really fill out your line of all of these high-scoring affairs.  Hopefully Kenny Galladay and Matthew Stafford, gets you at least some of the way there. That's it for us here on the FanDual Hurryup. Jim, we appreciate your time. Good luck this weekend. Thank you, Greg. Same to you and I'm looking forward to wrapping things up with you on Monday to talk about whose stack went up over the weekend. Absolutely, it should be fun. Maybe the answer will be Denzel Mims. We'll see this Monday. For Jim Sannis, I'm Greg Salsman. Have a wonderful weekend. Enjoy the games and we'll see you back here next week for another edition of the FanDual Hurryup.


So I've been training, like I said, I don't know, like five years, something like that, in three years, I was pretty much inconsistent. We're losing all the time. I've been trying many different chat rooms with Sykes and all that. Before I was talking shit about Sykes, but actually I'm thankful that I met him because he was the one who actually showed us that you don't have to be super smart, super rich to enter the stock market and try to find a way to make some money from the stock market. I didn't find consistency with Sykes, and I was looking around many different chat rooms here and there, just about to give up. MIC showed up, Bob was talking about how he wants to change the whole situation about trading, to show the right way how to make money, use risk management and all the other stuff. He was actually talking the real thing, real trading, where to sell, buy, whatever, no matter, just blinds. Like I said, I tried it a couple of times, a couple of weeks. I found some consistency there, but I was really low in the money back then, so I needed to go back, do my job, whatever I was doing, I was driving back then, and I was studying a lot when I was driving.  And yeah, I started with really like 100 shares, 500 shares total or something, and slowly I was pushing size and trying to make more up here and there, having also losing, but as long as you have your risk management intact, and if you know how much you're going to lose, you're fine. You're literally fine. Okay, we have gone over a lot of things so far. I guess like, because you are killing it right now, you have some great charts in the room. Not going to lose, not going to lose. Yeah, so I mean, maybe you can kind of go a bit into kind of like, I know you do use the MIC process, but I guess like, you see a stock kind of get on your scanner, it kind of pops up. What's your kind of process to kind of like evaluate something like that? And then how do you kind of go about like selecting lines and stuff like that? Because I know that's going to be what people want to know, because you know, you post your charts in the room, people love them. People are going to be really interested, I think, in your kind of process and kind of your mindset towards kind of, maybe you see like a hot chick kind of pop up on your screen, you want to take some short, you feel it's a bit overextended or something like that. I don't want to put words in your mouth, but just kind of your processed gear towards that type of stuff. I mean, I have many different strategies that I use. I use at least seven, eight, I will say, strategies that I call, you know, whatever you call it. But so for example, first of all, I don't have any scanner, so I don't do none of the scanner, zero scanner, whatever you guys post there in the morning, like Tom or other guys, you know, Joe or something, they're posting it.  And I see where it's like a good resistant point, you know.  I watch them almost every day even, you know, like every day or pretty much all the time. And so what I do, you know, I, for example, have a specific share amount that I want to use for that day, for a ticker, I know max loss in that ticker, I'm going to use on that like specific loss in that ticket that I'm going to use. And I see the lines where like good resistant points from the previous one, you know, and people see, you know, like on the front side, many people ask me like, how you short front side?  If I see big resistance that I might use a little bit more, but I will have wider risk.  You always want to like, you know, use okay size that you're going to be able to add more, do other stuff.  So and all with that amounts, you can make it not easy, but you can make pretty much 1000 to 3000 bucks. Yeah, that's what I do as well. And not for me for now, you know, like, I find some consistency, not going to ruin it. And I'm going to just push it, go slowly, don't race much.   I noticed that you did talk about kind of the resistance from like, either the previous day or off a daily chart when it's on the front side. Yeah, I think that's also important to know, because like, when you kind of get that front side move before the top is set, the only lines that you really have to work with are off the daily chart and are off those kind of previous levels, you know, but once the top is set, then you have those other time of levels that have been kind of drawn out for you that you're able to kind of take a trade off of. Okay, James is back now, what's up? Right, talking about the beginning of his journey and just stuff like that. Okay. And just like kind of like picking lines after the top is set, that's what I'm kind of talking about right now. And so, you know, so is, so is that kind of your process as well, because that's kind of what I do is like, if we don't have kind of clear edge lines from like a top being set, then I'm going to look at kind of the daily chart and things before. That's kind of what you do as well. I mentioned that I use a lot like a float, you know, you don't want to mess with a low float with a size. So the smaller float, the last size you have to use, because low float is jumpy as crazy, you know, it can go dollars like nothing, you know, go through all of the lines, even if there is a big resistance line on the left or year or whatever, one is slow float that thing can rip like nothing. So you have to be really careful like watching the float. And I also don't like high institutional ownership, you know, I really don't like that I usually lose on that kind of setups. So I trade them too, but I look outer outer lines, like all the way like, you know, like fantasy on top of fantasy or like, you don't mess with them. So I had to short a lot of first resistance, you know, I figure out that's like really good strategy for shorting, you know, like when the top when the stop or like if this is like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Second time you're shorted, you have pretty fine risk, you know, like, so yeah, just place order.  I like to have more ads because I don't want to miss movie, you know, so I have all the way down and all the way up, you know, and, for example, I'm going to share this one, I might help someone, I use, so the bottom, the bottom shorts are like smaller size and then I'm kind of doubling up, not all the time, but for example, I use 500, I use 1000, I use 1000, I use 3000, if I have 5000 max position, yeah, or wherever six, seven thousand shares, you know, but it's like I said, you know, I don't go full size immediately, I always like, you know, making 50 bucks, 100 bucks, 200 bucks over and over all the time adds up.  No, I do, I like that idea of like, you're kind of like lagging a little bit, I was, is it fine now? Yeah, keep going, you can talk now. Yeah, sorry, I don't know why it's, I mean, I have full, whatever, I guess my biggest question for you was like, I, everyone that messages me like about questions about your chart, Stefan, pretty much everyone wants to know like how you're so confident because sometimes it even looks like there's no clear resistance level or, you know, sometimes you're like, you're hitting tops of things consistently that the chart is even formed like, I know you're going back and seeing that, but how long did it take you to get that confidence to like, size into those trades and actually take them as they came because you're matching bounce trades.   So there's a lot of people who wants to get out, you know, for small loss or break even, you know, so I'm popping that one. So the biggest thing with you that what's good with you is like, I think the biggest lesson that I think all traders should take is that one, you aren't trying to hammer size every single trade, right? And that allows you to be comfortable, right? Like you're you have wiggle room, you're not so nervous if the stock goes against you because what I love about your charts is they never seem uncontrolled, but you always seem to be on top of the trade and like always in the driver's seat. And I think that's where newer traders really struggle is they get so spooked and the stock goes against them. But you've learned to size so comfortably that you don't ever seem to panic when it goes against you.  What makes you money, you know, like, I guess I don't compete with no one.    So I have all day myself. So yeah, I just wait. Yeah. How did you find your sweet spot with size? Like, how did you get to like understand like, okay, these are the levels I'm comfortable using this size at? Did you ever have a moment where you oversized or like you got screwed up for that? Yeah, every day. I mean, before, like I was really pushing size that, you know, I had my name back without since I was driving that truck and I was willing to lose 10 even 15,000 in a day, you know, it would be a lot.  And that was the hardest part. Actually, I lost 180,000 in three days last year.  So I lost it in three days. That was really hard for me.  I know what I'm doing. I know that I can make money, you know, so I was like, I'm gonna clear my mind a little bit when tracking again one month to two, three, I don't know how long it was.  So I put myself max daily last 10 K, and that's all like, if I lose 10 K, that's done no more finish, I can I can enter the trade and, you know, I now be able to make that money back. So that's most important thing to lock yourself a certain amount that you will be able to make that in a week or two weeks or something like that, you know, you don't hurt that much. Mentally, how did you get back from that? Because that's like a lot of money for some people, right?   So, you know, making 1000 bucks doing pretty much nothing, I mean, not nothing, but what we do, we click buttons and I'll say here, it's not that, you know, that is crazy. Like, did you have friends and family? Did they know like how much of a loss you took? Or did you kind of keep that private for a while? I told everyone after that happened.  I mean, he might trade, but he never caused a charge or something, probably he doesn't trade.  It's like, you know, reversal hours here and there. For me, it's still hard to get away from the desk, you know, after 11 or something, but I do when I make money that I want, I leave the house and I'm done.  I just have one quick question, and it has to do with the kind of losses that you just talked about, because like, I mean, there's a lot of things that definitely can be learned. I mean, I just have like a couple questions. I don't mean to hammer you on this topic, because I know what it is. I want to dig into that loss. From me personally, as a trader, I mean, maybe you could talk about maybe your mindset, like leading up to those days, like, did you feel like any pressure to make money, or did they just come out of the blue, or like maybe there was just something going on that you didn't realize?  But was there anything kind of leading up in your like, life or lifestyle that kind of maybe triggered you to go into that zone or anything like that maybe? Honestly, my life was pretty much okay back then.  I started with like, stock was $19, and I started with 500,000, 2,000 shares, I think like 4,000 shares or something, and then my Max, Max, whatever I add, he was like, I think like around, around 350,000, you know, $350,000 with margin and all that. And at 40,000, then that day, and went a little bit more down, and I started like, like, covering like, selling the selling my position, and you know, the stock was still going down.  That was a COVID one, wasn't it? Yeah. So first day, I lost 60K, then second day, I was like, man, that's, that's a lot, that's a lot. I'm going to make it back, you know, bomb again, like slamming the sides, didn't even know 100% all emotional, 100% all emotional trading. I was down again, 10K, I was like, no man, I can't take that loss, bomb again, 50K, like that. I was shorting, it went against me, like nothing.    And I was like sitting here in the room like that. And I was like, man, I saw my account, I saw everything.  You know, it was so bad. Like four days, I, I have a roommate, you know, he didn't even like, he didn't realize he just figured out that I was quiet.  But yeah, I caught it, like I said, I don't want to talk about that. It's done. It's over. I don't want to put myself in a position like that no more. I have my risk. I have like Max Daly on a, on a broker level. I have Max Daly on a ticker. I have many other like stuff around, you know, so it won't happen no more. I just want to look for the better trade, good trade and making money. Longs that you lost on or were a couple of them? No, it was, it was one long and two, in two shorts, one long and two short. Yeah. Because that, I mean, a year ago, like about that whole like a year and a half, however long ago, market was crazy. We had extreme volatility to the upside, extreme volatility to the downside.  And everyone's like, oh, why is first bounce not working? And I'm like, bro, we have so many people who are longing at prices like $19, $20 that by the time it even reaches $16 and $15 and they're underwater, you think there's anyone buying?   And that was what was most insane to me is the amount of volatility to the upside and the lack of bounces on the downside and just the lack of follow through on just kind of like just for any type of bounce on the upside really. It's that day when they happen, my biggest loss, I never long. I do from time to time, like sometimes I long here and there, but because I have zero long strategies, like literally zero. So I would love to have at least one or two to kind of figure out some stuff. I'm pretty good with covers.   And like, well, even today, I was like, I wouldn't want a short under five on PRPO that I literally tagged you on. We ended up going to 530, I don't know if you shorted when it got above highs. But I remember I messaged you and I was like, bro, like, or I just tagged you on the chat. And I was like, bro, I wouldn't want to. There was another time on PRPO to where it was trading at like six bucks. And I was like, I'm not longing this breakout or whatever. I'd rather just short it. And I believe we both nailed the short.  And I mean, it's dope because like, I just, I love those like, I really love those like in the moment plays where you have a good read on something and you're able to share it. Like, because there are times, right? Yeah, that comes with screen time a lot. You know, honestly, that that comes a lot with screen time. Yeah, there is a line here and there.  And man, I love trading. Honestly, like trading is so freaking way because it's so hard to kind of figure out, you know, the way how to, you know, I think it's true because like your size also like the sizing that you talked about a lot of it for me at least comes on when I can get a good read. Like, if there if I have a really good read on like, I think a stuff is coming or I think whatever's coming, I'm okay with taking some short, you know, I'm okay with that. If I really think a bounce is coming, I'm okay with sizing in a little bit larger because I just have that extra conviction in my gut. And that's what really comes with experience. I will support it 100% to be honest. Yeah, 100%. I think something I'm super interested in is like, Stephanie, you have such a clear appetite for risk, right? Like, like, I don't know many people who can throw on size like that early on and like not be terrified, right? So like how you have conviction now, but how do you keep yourself from like diving back into that level of like risk and like not being like afraid? Yeah. Again, we probably talking about my loss, you know, that I have crazy loss. Honestly, I was 100% sure that this thing is going to bounce.  And then went down and I was down like $4,000 or something. And I was like, you know what, I'm gonna, this is, this is that bottom has to be bam, double size, whatever amounts of money, bummed down. I had more bummed down.  Like, I couldn't get a bounce to get like, at least smaller loss or break even that I was hoping, you know, never get that loss. That's why I short a lot that kind of thing, because I know the feeling how it is when I was like praying, please, please, backing bounce, you know, bounce, please. I was praying to God, you don't know. I know, but I think that that's a good lesson because when you have longed before shorting, you understand so much. And if you've shorted before longing, you also understand so much, because I remember when I first started shorting, I was slamming the lows. I saw a little bit of a red ticker. I'm like this comp or, you know, red candle.  It's going down. I'm slamming the lows. It doesn't matter what price I get in that. It's still going lower. I can slam it lower. I don't need to short pops. And that's the same thing as when you're longing at the highs freely. I mean, we all clown people who are longing at the highs, but if you're shorting the lows, you're doing the exact same thing, you know, exact same thing. Yeah, I also want to say about what really helps me a lot with my short game is I stop chasing. I stop chasing low. I do once in 20 trades that I go chase, you know. Yeah. I go chase, but you don't want to share like short stock is like going down, you don't want to short. Wait for a pop. Wait for a pop and short that pop, you know. Yeah, I agree. Completely. I agree 100%. Yeah, you got to be shorting the pops and you got to be willing to long the dips. And it is a bit scary. It is. I mean, you're not comfortable, but the more you do it and the more experience you gain, that's how you really grow an account and get consistency. And that's how you really get the best risk reward for your trades. Absolutely. The biggest thing that like Stefan, I think shows like traders like newer guys in MIC is that once you reach that level of confidence in yourself, in your setups, like attacking things aren't scary anymore. And you've like developed almost like your own sizing system that allows you to kind of do anything. And I mean, I see you trading like penny stocks or like $10 stocks to $20 stocks and you kind of trade the exact same way every time.  Every single thing that I learned is from Bao. If you look at his charts, he's just freaking out in my mind, man. Like that guy is just amazing what he does. It is. And, you know, but we can do it too. Come on. Like practice through the small size. Go, why would you short low if you can wait for a pop and short the first resistance, for example, you know, like if you miss, that's fine. You miss, then wait for another setup, maybe death candle and then short the pop. So there is one, one, one stock in a day, there is at least five setups or five different ways how you can trade.   What is the risk? How much you're gonna risk?  Absolutely. Again, you don't have to use crazy size. I never had like Alex, like Alex days or bow days, 50, 100,000 bucks in a day. Hope one day, you know, when the market and everything goes crazy, you know, but again, but you know, making again, like 500 bucks, 1000, 3000 bucks, man.   I don't know.  But like, I seriously like commend you.  Like I'm telling you, many people would take those losses and quit and then be done.  So it's impressive. All of that money when I lost, it was all my fault, bro. It was emotional trading. It was not plan trading.   If you lose 100 bucks, you're fine. You pre-plan that trade and you're good.  It's just the setup didn't work. You know, find a better setup, you know. That's awesome. That was kind of ended on as well because it's kind of been, I think, like 30, 40 minutes or something like that. I don't know, something like that. So that's good. Yeah, Harry, you want to wrap it up? Yeah, no, I mean, I just thought it was a really good chat and yeah, thanks for coming on. Hey, I will meet a haircut man when I come to Boston, I'll be like,


This has to be the most fun I've had with a gaming laptop this year and honestly I think this is probably the best gaming laptop, especially at its price point Hey guys, Thunder E here and welcome to another video on the channel. This time we're covering the ASA Predator Helios Neo 16. Yes, that's a lot of names for a gaming laptop But this is probably one of the best gaming laptops you will find this year and if you're a gamer looking for a laptop I'm already going to recommend you right off the bat that this is probably the laptop for you to pick up now You're wondering why now before we do that go ahead smash that subscribe button Notification icon to be notified with more videos on the channel. So what makes this laptop special like it looks pretty simple It's great. You've got the predator logo there It also weighs 6.17 pounds So it's not too heavy and it's also not light at the same time But this this laptop comes with a lot of ports and features But also comes with a lot of great gaming performance. You're going to see it throughout the video I'm not going to even jump into benchmarks because we already know what the Intel 13 gen can do We've already seen what a 4060 can do, but what can they do within this laptop now? ASA has done a good job in packing a lot of features in here and you can see the keyboard is nice and flush You've got of course specified keys for your AWSD as well as also the predator button that allows you to go to the predator sense Software now this is a very comfortable keyboard. I do like the trackpad as well But of course when you're gaming you're going to be using the gaming mouse So it really doesn't matter if you have a really good trackpad here as I mentioned in terms of specs You're looking at an Intel 13 gen processor. This is actually has the 13700 HX which is a desktop class processor. You've also got an RTX 4060 Yes, as well as the as well as 16 gigabytes of RAM DDR5 and a terabyte of storage Now you can expand that storage and this system is pretty easy to go ahead and open up you flip it open Take out the screws You do have two dim slots for your M2 drives as well as also for expanding your your RAM You can go ahead and increase that ramp to 32 gigabytes if you want to and I also added an extra drive Which is the shows up on the system here in terms of the display. It's pretty solid It's an LED display nothing too special Although it does have supports up to a hundred six five Hertz in terms of refresh rate Which is really nice and very solid now You've got a couple of things to note here when you start gaming You want a game at the best performance and this system allows you to go through different fan modes or two different game gameplay settings from quiet to balance From balance to performance and then turbo and you can quickly access that either through the Predator send software, which is nice and pretty straightforward Or you can tap this button right here and that blue button each time you tap it It takes you through the cycles But I want you to listen to the audio of the fan as it increases as you go from quiet balance Performance and turbo and we'll talk about how it actually affects you gaming wise Okay turbo is just super loud and not warranted But what kind of performance do you get as you move across with this device in terms of performance with all the different Fan settings. We actually tested a rich shot of the Tomb Raider and at quiet settings with the fan at quiet We got 87 frames per second at the highest settings of the game And then when we move it over to balance we jumped all the way up to 108 frames per second That's a huge jump right there and then at performance where of course the fan was much louder We got our performance at FPS at 112 frames per second and then finally moving over to turbo got a hundred and sixteen So to me the best Is actually balanced because you get a high frame rate and also the the fan isn't super loud at that point Now in terms of temperatures we're getting around a hundred and two to a hundred and five While playing at balance, but when the temp when the fan was kicked on to turbo it dropped down to 97 degrees So there is there are benefits for going to turbo because of course really cools down the system But it's just super loud. Now. What about game the performance while gaming on the system now playing shot of the Tomb Raider I got a maximum frame rate of 132 frames per second at resolution 2560 by 1600 and it worked out pretty well I went over to try red dem redemption 2 and I saw some interesting numbers there where playing red dem red dem Redemption 2 at 2560 by 1600 max settings. I was able to get 90 frames per second which was nice 88 to 90 frames a second And then when I dropped it down to 1080p the resolution I was able to get a much higher frame rates and getting closer to a hundred and 17 frames per second. So that was really solid. Now. What about do me turn on? I love playing this game I'm stuck on the same stage as you progress can probably guess Do me turn on max settings ultra nightmare and also at 2560 by 1600 we're getting around a hundred like a hundred and thirty to a hundred and forty frames per second So it ran really well and these games are no slouch and the performance that you see is something that you would expect Timing in timeout with this system now this system not only has some really great gaming performance But also has a ton of ports as well on the right side You've got two usb 3.2 usb a 3.2 ports and on the left side You do have one extra USB a 3.2 port as well as also a micro SD card slot and a headphone and mic jack combined And now the rare of this laptop You do have HDMI 2.1 out as well as also thunderbolt 4.0 allowing you to get for the good rides per second Output and also connecting to an external monitor. This thing is pretty solid and balanced all the way through Now what about audio? Well, let's put it this way if you're gaming on this You want to be wearing a headset because if you're going to be using the fan at its highest at turbo You're not going to hear your games that much, but here's a quick sample of what the speaker actually brings to the table They're okay nothing special a bit quiet and also not a lot of bass behind it, but we care about performance and this laptop delivers And here's the big kicker is the price point. It starts off at $999 for the koai 5 variant with a 4050. This here is a koai 7 13700 hx with a 4060 graphics card and you're getting top tier performance from the system and it's priced at $1349 so honestly, this is a steal and I think it's worth picking up So if you guys have any questions or any comments about this gaming laptop Let me know if you want to pick one up use our link down below also comes with this Predator carrying pouch, which is pretty nice so you can actually use it with you on the go I really like this. I think this is just a solid bite. It's nothing too crazy It doesn't look super sexy or anything, but it just gives you the performance that you're looking for as a gamer So again use our links. Thank you and always enjoy your entertainment


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So I think we're just that there's just that thing right there Just bringing the energy knowing what you're doing, you know, just playing to them to practice I mean, I think it like I said, it's just something that you know when you like coach talk about, you know Land the foundation, you know, I think that's what we want to be built on You know knowing what to do but also bringing the energy to the field because that you know When one guy having a lot of energy that's carry over to your teammates and you know God saying one guy with a lot of juice, you know, it just gonna translate and translate to everyone else So I think that's the that just kind of what we've been in our defense on, you know, that's swagger and the energy So I think it was, you know, a lot of guys a lot of guys making plays when guys making plays You got the teammate celebrate you. I mean what more can you ask for it?  So To Caleb Farley at all about staying patient and and kind of what the challenges for him, you know Not trying to do too much now that he's back. I mean, it's always one of things Well, you know when a guy came in with the same situation you was in, you know When he first got drafted here, you know, I talked to him, you know, I can't I mean I don't know his timeline with his rehab But just talking about my spinners and that's all I can really do, you know Tell him, you know, what I've been through kind of the situation I was in when he was in, you know Give him some kind of pointers of, you know, how he control what he control And they're just working his tail off and rehab and getting back to what he could do on the field fast He could, you know In his ways, you know, I should say but I think Kind of telling him what to do at practice and how much to do the thing That's up to the trainers into coach right now. So How's that grow between the three of you?  It's always great to learn from Nico You know, I'm still learning but it's also also great to learn and teach, you know Younger guys like Tart, you know, and it's always great to see him taking the next step You know condition or whatever it may be, you know technique fundamental and it's just great to have him You know on the same D line, you know him and Nico now and all the guys in the room You know, we just trying to build that, you know that mindset up front that, you know We want to stop the run but also, you know, we want to know cause heaven in the backfield with quarterback in sex Whatever it may be. So I think it's just always great to, you know, every day coming out here with these guys trying to get better You say I mean everything like I said just start with you know, because I mean what we did In the OTA's, you know condition, you know, that's what we focus on trying to run to the ball run into the ball You know his technique, you know, you could tell he's he have that driving that he wanted to be good He won't be you know, the best he could be You seen more of Shane Bowen in practices so far than maybe last year Now that he's kind of moving around the field a little bit and I guess if so Do you think that's gonna help the defense in general? Of course, you know Shane a great guy. He a great coach and I think him bringing the energy as well Because that's what we're talking about with our defense as well, you know, you know He changed telling us on the plays and giving us Kind of like a teacher. He getting the instructions And you know, it's our job to apply it on the field.   So consider a success in practice when you can't hit anybody You can't sack a quarterback. You can't hit a running back And very rarely wear pads.  So I think it just, you know, just Like I said, that plan has deepened his line showing him that what he coaching in the me room by transitioning You know, getting your hands inside Technique fundamental I'm excited. We play football. Football is a game that played with pads And what more can you ask for going to tomorrow? I think a lot of guys juiced up I think the defense got a lot of energy right now We got we just got to keep that especially with pads rolling in so I think like I said, it's it's when one guy, you know Everyone's feet off each other and you know, I'm not just saying one guy I can't really just say who bringing the most energy right now because You know, everyone bringing it because they everyone's feeding off each other And I think that just kind of what we want to be based off of not one guy Being that main guy we're defense 11 on the field. We all got to work together So we all got to work together to bring the juice as well You're starting to get more mentioned as one of the top Detac with interior guys in the game for you personally What would it take for you to get your game to the next level? You know, I kind of don't really focus on that My thing is how can I be the best? Jennifer Sims I could be to help my team, you know, um, of course I want to be, you know Kind of one of them guys that you know You can mention the best in the game or whatever it may be But I want to be the guy on my team that guys look at be like, okay Jennifer we need we need to play up front. Can you go help us make? Can you go make the play up front? And that's been my mindset since high school and so, you know Just trying to be that guy that you know that my team could depend on You know a lot of them guys that you know that In the talk like guys, you know, just to mention like Aaron Dono, you know His teammate I'm sure that they need to play that they that they could depend on him to go make that play And I just won't there that trust in my teammates from my teammate that you know, whatever it may be In practice in a game that they could depend on me to go make that play It was a quick fun one. You were there, you know, your college beat Vanderbilt for The championship, but what was that experience like? It wasn't it was um, I don't think it was a better better feeling being able to watch it in person and feel that energy coming from our fans our To Mississippi State baseball team, you know, they had um, unbelievable job And I still wear my um color wear a serious championship shirt, you know, I'm proud of them guys You know, we needed that for Mississippi State and um, you know, congrats to them Like I said, um, I think it was back in OTA is whatever it may be, you know, I my goal is to be Disruptive, you know, my I think I kind of I'm kind of finding my role on this team and um, I'm playing You know, I'm I'm playing defense alignment on this team. I think as a defense lineman, you know, especially in this league You have to be disruptive and um What more like, you know You need as from a defense line my team, especially every day I wake up, you know How can I be better than I was yesterday and that's like tomorrow, you know With pass coming on it's kind of start, you know tomorrow, you know I could really just, you know, try to be more disruptive Now and then I think it just translate into the season Being disrupted, you know, just not in the run, but also, you know, trying to transition to pass On play action paths because, you know, we play a lot of teams that actually do that So, you know, how can I focus on stuff like that in indy and our individual drill to translate into, um Practice, I mean to the team reps and practice into game day. So do you think you've done a good enough job of that? So far being disruptive in your career. Do you want to see more out here? I always expect more out of myself. My standards is very high for myself. Um, I'm a guy who Hold myself to a high standard. I know my teammates hold me to a high standard and these coaches. So Of course, I want more out of myself. So Jeff, how much motivation is the whole defense taking from what happened last year and kind of have a point to prove that You're better than how the defense played a year ago Um, I wouldn't even say it's a point to prove.  It's how can we be better this year? You know, it's very second down to be better on third down as I always start now You know, it started kind of in OTAs and it started, you know, last Tuesday when we reported the camp, you know As a defense, how can we communicate better? How can we, you know, especially on third down? How can we rush better step like that? We all got to help each other, you know The rush has got to help the coverage guy and the cover guy got to help the rush or so