Hello, beautiful souls. Welcome back to Art of Awakening and welcome if you're new. My name is Ona Christie and in this video we're going to be talking about the 1111 portal of 2021. First I'm going to explain just a little bit about why the 1111 is so important and then I'm going to share some downloads that I've been given recently to help to understand the energies of this particular 1111 in 2021 and that's going to include like I'm going to share this piece of art that I just finished that has a lot to do with these energies and another few archetypes that came up. So if you're ready let's begin. First of all what is it about the 1111? What does 1111 mean? Now I'm not a master numerologist but I'll just try to explain the basics. 11 is what's known as a master number and just very simply it means that it's like that number one doubled right and it has energies of its own. 11 is associated with enlightenment and as well as intuition it's also has a certain duality about it because one plus one equals two and so it resonates with being able to work within a duality right and to unify that and so when you double that 11 you amplify the power of it and so 1111 has come to really signify spiritual awakening awareness and ultimately enlightenment. So if you're seeing a lot of 1111s you're probably you know on that ascension path on that spiritual awakening path. Now this 1111 portal that comes along once a year in November is an energy portal that helps to support this awakening process okay in in terms of you know energies being brought to earth that that help us to become more aware. Okay so typically when I look into these energies of whatever I'm looking into I'll both do a inquiry in my journal so just getting the downloads in words and often I'll be working with images as well. Okay and this time I did that verbal inquiry and they gave me a whole meditation so I'm going to be actually holding a meditation live either on live stream or on zoom and I will put the link to that in the description below that will be on the 1111 itself November 11th but just without giving a whole lot of way about that the big energy that was coming through it was that of Horus who is an Egyptian god so Horus was the son of Isis and Osiris and Osiris was a god who was basically a good king okay he he brought agriculture to Egypt and taught the people to raise food he basically under his rule everybody was like living in harmony and there was a lot of peace and plenty in the land and so Isis and Osiris they were actually brother and sister but at that time that was okay for for those to marry well they had a brother who was called Set and Set was like the evil king right and so Set sets out and actually kills Osiris and cuts him into a bazillion pieces and scatters them over the land so Isis goes and she gathers up she finds all these pieces gathers them up and binds Osiris up and resurrects him she brings him together and they conceive a son right after he's been resurrected and the son is Horus so Horus has this huge resurrection energy and he's represented by a falcon and he's also associated with this solar energy okay so this is an example of the trifecta or trinity it's a holy trinity very much like the christian trinity of father son and holy spirit the holy spirit being the feminine so this is the same idea of the masculine and feminine principles coming together in order to create something new a new just like a new level of existence okay so there's a lot of ascension energy going on here in this 1111 portal and not only that it has a lot to do with resurrecting the divine masculine okay so Osiris represents the king archetype and of course he's destroyed by that dark masculine okay we all know about dark masculine energy and it's just kind of scattered him okay so it takes this divine feminine to to just gather them together and then the between the two they give birth to this higher level this is the christ this is the christ energy that Horus represents okay so this is really talking about another level of the rising of the christ energy but what i find interesting about this image because first of all i was i was kind of directed to look through my sketchbook and i found this this image that came out of a session that i have with a client often when i do a session if the client wants i'll do a drawing so that that image had personal significance to that client but these images always have you almost always have archetypal just collective significance and sometimes those images will call themselves to their my attention at certain times so this painting is based on that image first we see the earth here and the sun so this is the the kind of the spirit and matter the central sun and the earth and this image is bridging the two okay and within this one image it looks like one image but as i started to look at this as i was tuning into the 11 11 energies i started to see you know i i always knew it was ices because it's got the symbol of the ankh which is representative of life and that's the symbol that's very closely associated with ices and then the falcon of course is Horus but then as i looked at it i realized it's also got Osiris in his bound mummy like form and later he becomes the lord of death but it's it's the lord of death with the understanding that death is a gateway towards new life and that's death in its positive sense that's death in its natural state right so even the concept of death has been has been co-opted right by dark forces that want to make death kind of they've inverted the death and the life dynamic right so we've become a culture of death rather than a culture of life and so what i'm seeing with this 11 11 is this huge reversal of dark forces moving back into the light okay so a lot of some of these images because one of the first things i saw was like these this eye symbol and it's called the eye of Horus which is also related to the all-seeing eye this is originally the eye of god that sees everything but the all-seeing eye has really been co-opted by some of these darker satanic entities on the earth keep in mind the law of polarity this is one of the natural laws says that everything can be seen as like a spectrum and everything has polarity or duality right so even the idea of any of these symbols like the all-seeing eye or Horus himself right or Osiris like the the death lord they have a positive and a negative aspect okay so over the past few thousand years these symbols have been twisted and turned towards their negative polarities these energies are taking those dark corruptions of some of these ancient ancient symbols of life and resurrection and and divinity and as those symbols have been corrupted now i'm seeing the energies are supporting a resurrection of these energies pulling them back a cleansing of them and bringing them back up transmuting them back up into their light manifestation okay so that is what this particular piece of art is about is about the rising of the sacred masculine right is taking the the divine masculine and back into its light polarity right the creative essence of the masculine having combined with that divine feminine which we've just seen an incredible rise of the divine feminine over the last couple years and the masculine rising here i'm feeling like we've got those energies beginning to really work in harmony okay the intuition the heart essence right see the the life symbol is right at the heart of this figure and the sacred womb is opening up right so this is your creative energies and you can see this whole figure becomes like this kind of masculine palace that's heading right into the sun okay what is going on here well the sun like everything else also corresponds to the law of gender as it means this is another sacred principle of natural law the law of gender says it's related to that law of polarity that everything has a masculine and a feminine component okay the sun is this life giving celestial being right it's it it represents the spirit and it's usually seen as a masculine force at least in our culture in ancient times often the sun was seen as a feminine force and this giving nurturing energy right it has aspects of both but i'm seeing in here that this is the the resurrection not only of the sacred masculine and the christ right the christ but also a it's almost like a fertilization of the feminine sun right and so that we have this beautiful divine feminine energy being able to be accessed so it's a it's a softer energy of but still solar energy right so feminine power also being activated here these are really really really powerful energies in this this month this coming month of of november this 1111 portal okay so what i'm seeing is he's flying up into the sun and in return the sun is just pouring down light and i'm seeing it almost i'm seeing this energy coming here streaming through the heart center and this is a heart that is in alignment with life right and so we always have a choice is about free will we'll get into that in a bit but free will says that you either choose to be in alignment with light which is choosing the path of life which is a service to others alignment or you're going to be choosing the service to self which is a descending kind of thing which would bring us into the dark right but we're really talking about ascension here and so i'm seeing the beautiful sunlight streaming down from this this gorgeous feminine sun activated by the divine masculine and streaming down through the heart center through this ankh symbol which is its sacred womb here but the light streaming through this sacred womb is activating the sacred womb of this whole trifecta right so activating that i think the the procreative energies of both masculine and feminine we are creating a new world here we are seeing the actual like physical okay and this is getting down to the physical this brings me also to this other image that i was asked to really take a good look at when i first started feeling into these energies of 11 11 my guidance was like check out your badger card this is from my spirit animal awareness deck and the badger again has that to me it's a really masculine animal here i'm feeling it's really positive at least in this context right now he's sitting within a triangle okay and the triangle is this ancient alchemical symbol for the masculine and it's hard to see because the card cut it off a little bit but there's actually a big snake here and in a spiral and at the top of this this triangle it's like the sun when i looked at this in terms of having just been feeling through all this whole horus energy is like oh my god that is like the all-seeing eye right there this is horus energy as well what's telling me here is there's a lot of fire energy a lot of earth energy okay here again we get the sun and the earth badgers a real earth animal okay and he's dug in it's in with the snake it reminds me of that don't don't tread on me flag by the way this is not a political statement i'm talking about natural law and i'm just talking about the energies that i'm seeing um you know when i talk about that don't tread on me flag look at it in terms of its symbology um the snake was an ancient symbol of wisdom you remember that it's also associated with healing the snake um that symbol that spirit animal symbol over the centuries has also been co-opted used by dark forces and and turned into something evil right we can reclaim these symbols we can reclaim them by really understanding natural law we can come back into alignment with the earth as well as the divine forces i'm seeing this big time right now in the collective one of the tactics of the anti-life agenda is to politicize things and to polarized things okay so they're using the law of polarity spun in reverse to separate and to alienate okay people from each other and if you think about you know there are so many polarizations happening right now amongst humanity and if you talk to any any particular faction of just regular humanity we all want the same thing right we want peace harmony and abundance for everybody and what's happening is that you know instead of actually looking at our commonalities and the common vision of what we want the common vision right which is this sun represented by the sun represented by the christ so many people are just actually paying attention to the dark spin and focusing on the differences well that's you know that's that's just bringing everybody down okay so part of this is seeing through illusion okay and this comes to another archetype that i've been shown this card has come up several times this is from the wild unknown deck um but the mirror okay the mirror is something that's coming forth a lot think of osiris being cut into a zillion pieces right and he's just scattered that's what the mirror can do if you look at it a whole mirror reflects what you look like right but then if it's cut up into a million pieces it reflects little bits of the truth or little bits of the picture and you don't get an actual good picture of what's going on okay we've all had that happen to us we've all been kind of cut up into a zillion pieces and we're trying to find them right so this just says and also with the moon behind it remember that the moon reflects the sun so it's kind of an illusion thing um there's a lot of illusion going on right now and so what what i'm asked to encourage is look within yourself and begin to look for what's actually true okay and you know you'll start to find those illusions the biggest tool that i've ever found is studying natural law and becoming acquainted with the universal the 12th universal spiritual laws um i do have a webinar that if you sign up for my email list you can watch the replay that explains these these laws um that link will be below but i really encourage just self inquiry right now because the more we come into truth as you know our own truth as individuals as we bring ourselves together as above so below it happens in the external as well um but also you know asking to look and as you go through your life as you see the social media posts as you see what's happening you know you make up your own mind but really keep in mind there's a lot of illusion out there and you know we are being asked to see through the illusion to start recognizing what's actually being portrayed as truth but maybe only a little tiny piece of the puzzle that we're not being shown the whole picture um you know those kinds of things it's really really important right now to start recognizing what's actually reflective of you know what's true what's not and i think more and more people are starting to see through the illusion so that's that's you know i'm feeling like these energies here and the 1111 portal are actually going to bring some of these things into greater and greater focus we may see disclosures we may see things coming to light right coming to light the light of course represents spirit but it's also traditionally it was synonymous with knowledge right with knowledge so knowledge of the truth so it feels like this 1111 portal is really going to bring in a lot of light and and and peeling away layers of illusion i will be putting this painting up on my website for sale usually when i do a painting it will call to a particular person and so there's it's an original so there's just one of them but i will also put it up available as print as well so i am really really excited about this particular 1111 like i said i will be doing a live stream probably via zoom i'll leave the link below this will be free i'm not selling anything out of it it's just it'll be a meditation that you can join in to visualize and to help to assist these energies so i hope you have enjoyed this and remember you were born to be free


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What's up football fans? Thanks for hanging with us. You're watching Fandall Sportsbooks, more ways to win. I'm your host, Lisa Kearney, inviting you inside the Fandall Sportsbook here at the Meadowlands. It's week 12, you already know this. This season is absolutely off the rails. We've got more awesome matchups here on Thanksgiving week and we're betting them. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Our NFL experts are breaking down the biggest games of the week, handing out best bets, as well as updated futures bets, including best value Super Bowl picks. That's all ahead. It is go time, so make sure you download the Fandall Sportsbook app right now, sign up for your new account and plug in the promo code moreways1000 to get your risk free bet up to 1000 bucks. All right, time to kick things off with the seven and three Rams headed to Lambeau Field to take on the eight and three Packers. This is a huge game here. We've got two teams that could be competing to represent the NFC at SoFi in February, but of course they haven't been playing like it. This game totally up for grabs. The Rams coming off a bye after losing two games in a row. Packers have lost two of three, including that 34-31 loss in Minnesota last week. Potential NFC playoff positioning for sure on the line here in this matchup. The Packers are giving one point at home. Dave and Ed got to get you guys in here to bet this thing. It is a good matchup on paper, no doubt about it. Dave, I'm coming to you first. Which side do you like in this matchup? Well, a couple of different reasons why I think the Rams are the right play in this game. Number one, Mass Effect loves playing against the Packers. He's thrown 37 touchdowns against them in his career with the Lions, more than any other team that he's played against. And he's gone into Lambeau in one game, so it's a 10 point dog. It's a seven and a half point dog with teams that really weren't that good. This is a Rams team that is good. They didn't look like it in their last game. They only scored 10 points, but when they've scored 15 or less points, they've come back to the next game and gone 5-0 against the spread. And also Sean McVay off of a bye, going on the road is 3-0 as the Rams head coach against the spread. So a lot of different things here, tell me the Rams are the right side.  I have facts supporting it. That's fine. No, I mean, they're not bad. The Rams are just fine, but I really do like the Packers in this spot in large part because I think the defense is not living up to the reputation that they have set for themselves over the last few years. Yes, I get that Aaron Rodgers may be a little injured with the quote unquote turf toe thing, but the Rams are not generating quarterback pressures to the same rate as they have had over these last few years. They ranked 20th out of 32 teams in that department. The big thing when it comes to Matt LaFleur's offense is throwing it short, keeping it fast, using tempo, those kinds of things. And I feel like that's going to matter a good bit in a game like this. I feel like in terms of play design, the Packers have the advantage and they should have the advantage in the game. Shocking statistics and take on the Rams defense given all they've put into that defense. Guys, great stuff there. Let's get the right take on this Rams and Packers matchup. For that, of course, we head to Chicago and bring in our NFL expert, Col Riot. Hey, Col, the Packers, a four N-O at home this year. Which team do you have winning and by how many points? Well, tell you what, I have to side with Ed here because he has that Packers pocket square looking pretty sharp right there. But the Rams, as you touched on, they looked flat over the last two games, only 26 points for Matt Stafford and Sean McVane that offensive juggernaut. Now they are averaging 400 yards per game and just a shade under 30 points, but they're going to need to tap into that defense that really allowed them to win seven of their first eight ball games on the flip side, Green Bay. Well, they're averaging 108 yards rushing per game, which sounds great, but it's really only middle of the packs. This team in the league and the forecast in Green Bay that throws in Tundra, not so frozen, 37 and sunny.  So I'm going to have to side with Ed and Green Bay. Give me a pocket square as well, 27-21 pack. All right, thank you, Cole. If you roll with Aaron Rodgers and the Packers at home with those guys and give that point, a winning $50 bet means you're going to collect more than $95. Again, it's the Fandall Sportsbook app. You can download it right now. Now to a huge AFC matchup featuring two more teams in playoff contention here. We're looking at the eight and three Titans, the seven and four Patriots, Tennessee's six game win streak was snapped with that embarrassing loss to the Jaguars last week. Quarterback, Ryan Tannehill throwing four picks in that game, easily the worst game of the season for him. As for the Patriots, they've now won five straight, sitting as the hottest team in football and their defense has definitely led the way here, giving up just 10 points per game during their win streak, including 13 total combined points allowed in their last three games, including a shutout. New England is a six point home favorite in this matchup. Pony, can the Pats cover that number? I don't think so. I think a pocket square wearing analytics professor on the show once said, don't succumb to recency bias. And that's what you have with this line in this game. It's gone out of control. It's blown up, Dave, because of what New England did to a bad Atlanta team and because Tennessee lost the Houston in shocking fashion. I'm not going to buy into it. I think the Titans are still, even without Derek Henry, a formidable team. Yes, they're not at full strength, but the line here has gone crazy. New England's 17th in total offense. They're not complete on that side of the ball. Matt Jones has played well, but I think it's hard to cover sick at home. Give me Tennessee. This isn't recency bias, Pony. The Titans are done. Stick a fork in them. They are absolutely finished. They're losing the division to the Colts who are going to go on a big run here. Tennessee is going to lose about six games in a row, starting with last week. They also lost to the Jets, by the way. They're embarrassing. You picking them is even more embarrassing. The Patriots gave up zero points last week, seven the week before that, six the week before that. Tennessee is going to get skunked. The Patriots should be favored by 20 in this game, Lisa. Let's get that guy with the pocket square in here. Maybe a monocle this time. I don't know. Let's go a bit deeper on these Titans and Patriots. We're turning into next-gen stats to get an analytical perspective on this matchup. Of course, you know this by now. The NFL analyzes the location, speed, and acceleration of every player on every play and creates these various data sets that we get to tap into here on more ways to win. So, Ed, you're our analytics guy with the pocket square and the whole thing. Give us a next-gen stat that you're using to pick the Titans Patriots game here in week 12. Fun fact, I use a pocket protector for my pocket square. Not since the season opener, did we see a performance as horrid as the one we saw from Ryan Tannehill? But look, I think there's reason for hope here as you look at his passing chart because of no backfield depth and the scoreboard, guess what, Tannehill had to sling it 52 times and still his completion percentage over-expected was a positive 1.3%. Titans have a handful of injuries, notably at receiver with Julio Jones, Marcus Johnson, AJ Brown may not be 100%. Titan receivers were only open 44% of the time. That's what happens when you have a lot of backups. What may help Tannehill is running more play-action. It was done only 11.5% of the time. You do not need a good running game to have effective play-action. Assuming Brown gets healthier, Tannehill's misdirection should keep this contest closed and for that, I am taking the points and backing the Titans. All right, well, there you have it. Awesome info there. A next-level stuff from our next-gen stats. That's Ed's breakdown, though. I always say this on the show. You have to do you. Thanks anyway, Ed. If you want to tail Ed, you like the Titans to bounce back this week and take the points. A winning $50 bet means you're gonna collect more than $96. Do what you feel is right. And a reminder, you can make your first bet on the app risk-free right now. Just sign up for new Fandall Sportsbook account using the promo code Moreways1000.  Again, that promo code Moreways1000. As we continue on here on Moreways Twin, we gotta get to another huge Week 12 matchup here. Tom Brady in the seven to four bucks had to Indy to take on the six and five Colts. The Buccaneers got their swag back on Monday night, beating the Giants 30 to 10 to end their two-game losing streak. As for the Colts, they've won three in a row led by running back Jonathan Taylor. Ed massively called him out last week. Hope you guys put him in your lineup. The second-year star coming off his best game as a pro, 185 yards rushing. Five total TDs in the Colts win in Buffalo. That was Week 11. Here we are Week 12, Indy, a three-point home underdog, though this week against the Bucs. Ed, coming right back to you here, which side are you backing? Well, it's interesting when you look at Tom Brady's season, he's doing some things that are a little bit unusual. Normally when a quarterback is pressured, their stats tend to go down, but when it comes to Tom Brady, he's actually performing better under pressure for whatever reason. When you look at the number of touchdowns that he has thrown under pressure, it's six. That's tied for the best in football, but when Tom Brady is not being pressured, he ranks 15th in EPA per dropback, and that's among all qualifiers. And so he's roughly in the middle of the pack in terms of starting quarterbacks. Normally you'd expect that to be their way around. What does this mean? Well, I think Tom Brady this year is a little bit more matchup dependent than he has been in seasons past. Fortunate thing for him is that this Colts pass defense is suspect. They ranked 29th in terms of defensive success rate, and so I feel like this is a favorable matchup for the GOAT, so I'm backing the box. Well, it's all about Tampa's defensive line, being able to control the Giants last week and stop that running game and get to Daniel Jones, but they're not gonna be able to do that against this offensive line of the Indianapolis Colts, who's just phenomenal, and they're finally starting to realize Jonathan Taylor is the real deal, feeding him the ball. They gave him the ball 32 times last week. He ran for 185 yards. Going up to that point, 10 carries, 13 carries, 17 carries, so they know what they need to do, pound it on the ground, and I think that the Colts can win. By the way, Tampa's 0-5 against the spread this year, Lisa, and their point differential in those games has been terrible. They're not even coming close to covering most of those games. Interesting stuff, guys, thank you. Let's turn it up now and get to prime time, and we're starting with the Sunday night matchup, featuring two AFC North rivals here. We've got the six and five Browns, traveling to Baltimore to take on the seven and three Ravens. Both teams are coming off very low-scoring three-point wins. Cleveland beat Detroit 13-10, and the Ravens beat Chicago 16-13. That was without Lamar Jackson. The Ravens quarterback is expected to be back this week, and his team is a three-and-a-half point favorite in this matchup. Pony, which team do you like here in this matchup? Well, you dig into the matchup is what you do, and you handicap these games, and you look at where the game is played, what teams do well, what they don't, and for the Ravens, they're second in the league against the run. And that's problematic for the Browns because, look, they go as Nick Chubb goes. If they don't get their run game going, they're going to get destroyed. And so I think this has blowout potential. I'm going to play Baltimore. Dave, you got Emily Mayfield sticking up for Baker. It looks like it's a disaster there in Cleveland. He's not 100%. I think the Ravens win big. He hasn't been good against this division, too. These big games, these big divisional games, two and nine against the spread, his last 11 against the AFC North. And, you know, the two games last year that the Browns played against the Ravens, the Ravens hung 85 points combined. And I think that they'll be able to have another big offensive output. I'm with you. I think too much Baltimore here for the Browns. All right, guys, let's get to the bright lights on Monday night with the struggling three and seven Seahawks, taking on the four and six of Washington football team. This game is going down in our nation's capital. Seattle's offense is sputtering. You heard me just say it's struggling. Yes, scoring just 13 total points in the last two games. Courtback Russell Wilson coming off that hand surgery has gone back to back games without a touchdown pass for the first time since the 2016 season. From Washington, you look at the football teams, won its last two games. They were underdogs in both of those matchups. So riding a little bit high there in Washington, but Washington does sit as a one point favorite in this one. Guys, Pony coming right back to you, can Washington win this matchup? I think so. You know, the odds makers here made a conscious decision to tear up their initial line for this game. One thing FanDuel does is you get lines, usually a week in advance you can bet on. And Seattle was favored by a solid three, came down to two and a half points. And once they lost that game to Colt McCoy in Arizona, and in Washington one Lisa, it flipped all the way to Washington being favored, which tells me the odds makers don't think what's happened to the Seattle offense is a fluke. They really think it's broken. Heineke's playing better ball. I'm going to go with the football team. Well, I think it is a fluke, Pony.  Do you think that the Seattle Seahawks were actually the Washington football team? They're 30th both ways, offensively and defensively. And Russ, well, he hasn't been able to cook like he usually does as of late. Just 207 passing yards in that 10 point loss to the Arizona Cardinals and Colt McCoy. No Kyler Murray in that one. Now the Hawks, they are two and three on the road. They've dropped their last two games, but I don't see them falling in three straight. Pete Carroll, I expect him to go out there and exploit the matchups. They have to get a win versus a team like Washington, Seattle. Expect them to get the W here 24-13, guys. It is a tight line. You can bet it right now on the Fandall Sportsbook app. Again, use that promo code more ways, 1000. And you used next gen stats to pick the Titans Patriots game earlier in this show. Now I want you to give us three bets based on that next level data that you think are really good value on the Fandall Sportsbook app for week 12. What stands out to you? Elisa, the Atlanta Falcons are not going to quit on the rest of the season. Maybe a week and a half worth of rest is the best thing for Matt Ryan. Here is his quarterback grid for the season. His passer rating has been roughly league average or worst at most parts of the season but it's most parts of the field. But consider this, his receivers are only less than 20% of the time open. That's seventh lowest in football. He's blitz nearly 30% of the time, which is a low rate, so that leaves fewer areas open to throw to. His average depth of target is a measly seven yards. That's fourth chalice. But the goal is to keep defenders guessing who's guarding whom. So that's why he throws a lot of seam routes. That rate is fourth highest. Despite all the shallow passing talk, Ryan has the third highest completion percentage over expected on deep passes. And so if it is there, he can still make a defense pay and I think he can do that against the Jaguars. Next up, in his first game back with the Panthers, Cam Newton performed as you'd probably expect. 27 passes, 10 carries. Let's talk about the latter. His carry chart against Washington. Yes, Newton led all quarterbacks in rushing yards over expected with 20 but his success rate running overall was only 30% that's fairly low. Why is that? What does that mean? Well, the decision went to run wasn't always the right one, but when he got it right, he was effective. Newton ran into a loaded box just 20% of the time. That's the second lowest rate among all rushers. Miami has had trouble stopping mobile quarterbacks. 20 second in EPA allowed there. Middle of the pack and past defense over expected, but they can disguise coverage well to attack a Viola can play. So I'm gonna lean dolphins. Finally, fair to say Denver quarterback, Teddy Bridgewater is limited in his arsenal of throws, but do not say that he stinks. He does not stink. Here's his quarterback grid on the season. Specifically, I want to talk about his short throws from zero to nine air yards. He is not pressured often, just 27% of the time. And when a defense throws an extra rusher at him, he is unfazed. His total EPA for the season, 27.1 second best in football. Again, on short passes, his completion percentage over expected is 8.4%. Tops in the NFL. And if you go by total throws, his CPOE is second highest. Overall on short passes, Bridgewater has an APF 60.3, outstanding Mark 11 weeks into the season. Denver, one of the few spots that still possesses a home field advantage. Chargers are middle of the pack, defending short throws. So I'm gonna take Denver in that one. I wrote down a lot of things during that segment, Ed. The biggest one being Teddy Bridgewater does not stink. Thank you for that. I appreciate the analysis. Awesome stuff, as always. Take the info and use it to place your bets right now on the Fandals Sportsbook app. You can place a wager on the bets that we just talked about, the ones Ed highlighted there, or hundreds of others they are available for you. Right now, again, it's the Fandals Sportsbook app. All right, time to speed things up and hit our betting markets rapid fire style. We're shouting out your local teams as we rip through the rest of the week 12 slate. Guys, I give you the game. You have 10 seconds to give me your pick. Pony, you're up. You're in Pittsburgh. Steelers are not the five foreign ones. Steelers are on the road against the division rival. The six and four Cincinnati Bengals. Steelers, a four and a half point road dog. How do you play it? Pittsburgh's defense is getting healthy. Lisa, here comes the Cavalry. DJ Watt, make a Fitzpatrick, and Joe Hayden will all return this weekend and that's why they cover against the Bengals. There it is, Cole, two teams fighting to try and get into the playoffs here. They can try. Minnesota at San Francisco, both teams here at five and five. The Vikings getting three points. Who do you like? Well, Lisa, this is a fork in the road game right here for San Francisco. We know that they won three of their last four with that most fencing win coming week 10 versus the Rams in Minnesota. Well, every single time you think they're about to turn that corner, all they do is run right into that wall and everybody down 49ers. They have a close cover here 21 to 17. They get to dub. Ed, a couple of teams headed for high first round draft picks facing off when the Jets take on the Texans. In Houston, both teams two and eight. Zach Wilson will be under center for New York. Jets are two and a half point road dogs. How do you play it? Who in the world doesn't have COVID in that quarterback room if you are the New York Jets? I think Zach Wilson just kind of gets it by default. But look, I like Tyrod Taylor as a quarterback. Huge disparity at that position here. I'm backing the Texans. All right, Dave, the Giants coming off that Monday night loss in Tampa to drop to three and seven. They host Philly in an NFC East division match, a big blue getting three and a half points. Yeah, off to coordinator Jason Garrett fired after that loss. Freddie Kitchens is in. Freddie Kitchens doesn't get me all that excited about this offense. Anyways, Eagles have won eight out of nine against the Giants. They'll make it nine out of 10. And the Giants will be right here at the Meadowlands on Sunday. Great job, you guys, on that rapid fire rip. I'm standing just across the parking lot from the Fandal from MetLife here inside the Fandal Sportsbook. 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Well, here we are in week 12. Give us a couple underdogs you think are gonna win outright this week. Lisa, some say crazy, some call me a soothsayer, but one thing I do know is that the day after Christmas last year, well, that was the last time the Bolts and Broncos laced them up and the three point win for the Chargers. It was 19 to 16 in that one. So this time around, I think it's a little bit of payback for Denver. Broncos, still alive and well at five and five and their defense, it's fit in the league. So I'm going Teddy B, I'm side with Ed 28, 24 in this one. And on the flip side, the Bolts, they gave Big Ben and Pittsburgh all they could handle on that Sunday night football shootout, shootout in every sense of the word. The Bengals, despite some of that early season success, not as efficient as the Los Angeles Chargers. So I'm gonna have to lean Steelers in this one, a close shave, 21 to 20. I'm rolling with the steel curtain. Awesome, Cole. Thank you. Go ahead and tail Cole's upset picks or make any other bet on the Fandals Sportsbook app right now and you can do it risk-free up to $1,000. All you have to do is sign up for our Fandals Sportsbook account. New users get a risk-free bet up to $1,000 just by using the promo code more ways 1,000. And our experts are giving you their risk-free bet of the week. Dave, let's start with you. Hey, it's week 12. Let's do the same thing. Give me your risk-free $1,000 bet. I'm gonna play a parlay. I'm gonna use two alternate spreads. Gonna buy up both the Patriots. They'll win by at least 10. And then the Rams to win by seven. If those two things happen, $1,000 gets me back more than 7,000. Alternate spread. So I'm looking at it. Alternate spread. That's my thing. That's my thing.  Twice. Yeah, twice. Yeah, happy Thanksgiving to me. Same game parlay, Monday night football. Over 46, alternate spread, Seahawks minus one and a half. Look, Russell Wilson maybe hurt the last two weeks, but when he gets it going, he's going to be lethal. And that could happen this week. Pony. Yeah, so Ed, I'm playing the long game here. I just can't believe the odds on this. Can't be the number one seed in the NFC. Plus 400. So you can take $1,000 bet and collect five grand on them. I think if they beat the Colts this weekend, they're going to win out. Their schedule is very favorable. The Cardinals still have to go to Dallas. That is a great value play on Tampa to be the number one seed. We've really settled in here to week 12. The tension, yes, I can feel it, all of it. Gamblers, make sure to sign up for our Vandal Sportsbook account right now to place your bet. And remember, use that promo code, moreways1000 to get your risk-free bet, up to $1,000. It's easy, it's legal, it is live right now.  If you don't, I call it the best mulligan in the business. Have fun playing. Now let's take a look at a couple of popular futures bets on the board right now. We've got some updating to do here, guys. The first one is the NFL MVP. There's been a lot of movement over in these odds over the past few weeks. Don't look now, but Timeless Tom is the current favorite. Let's get all of your best value MVP picks. Guys, and Dave, I'm gonna come to you to start us off. What do you think? Well, you know when Lamar Jackson won the MVP back in 2019, he threw for 3,100 yards. He already has 2,400 yards with seven games to go. He's on pace to shatter that. And if the Ravens can finish up strong here, I think it's got a big chance. Well, you guys picked up that closing line value for Tom Brady earlier in the season. All the values pretty much gone here. But if you want a dark horse pick, go with Kurt Cousins, currently 60 to 1 here. It is entirely possible that this Aaron Rodgers Packers thing completely implodes and the Vikings still have a chance to win that division and get a really good seed in the playoffs. And if that happens, it'll be because of Kurt Cousins. He's got an outstanding quarterback EPA right now. I throw one shekel his direction. I'm embarrassed because I have the same exact pick. I think of everybody, I do. Of everybody on the board, I think Cousins is the best value right now. The analytics community. Dave, this is no joke. The analytics people think he's the best quarterback in the NFL right now. Tony, I don't know what to say. Last week, you were side with me when it came to Kyler Murray. Now, you're going with head and that golden pocket square. It's unfundled. But either way, don't go and say I didn't tell you. So Kyler Murray brings home that MVP trophy because we saw Carson Wentz. He got her. Like Kyler Murray is getting hurt. It's season not over with. I'm going to have to go with Kyler right here. All right, great stuff, guys. You had so much fun with that. I'm going to let you rip through the same drill. For the Super Bowl winner, the Bucks are favored to repeat as champs right now. But there are some really other teams, great teams, that are on the board that would lead to a really big payout as well. And that's what we're looking for is the value. So Dave, give me your best value bet to win it all. I think Pony called this one before the season started. But the Chargers right now, at 20 to 1, look enticed to me. If they play their absolute best game, I do believe they can beat anybody in the NFL. They're going to have to do that multiple times. But they have some talent. Even though they lost to the Texans and the Jets, the Tennessee Titans still own the top seed in the AFC. And I think in the AFC specifically, having that game off is going to be huge because no one is playing that much better than anyone else. And at 16 to 1, there's some value there. But they're going to lose out and miss the playoffs. Pay attention to the guy standing right next to you. No chance. One of the things I do with these is I just rank the teams and then see if the fan dual list matches mine. And I still have Arizona number one, so a plus 850. They are value. How about that, Cole? All right, Pony, we're back in the state mindset right there because I'm feeling about Arizona. I have a plus 850 in Colt McCoy. He's like the 2021 version of Brock Osweiler. Just the seed form for Kyler Murray, the potential MVP. When he comes back to the place that Lamarti Trophy, no wavering here at the beginning of the season. I'm sticking with Arizona. You have been riding Arizona. The all season long, Cole. Thank you. And finally, taste the season. I want to tell you about the Fandall Casino app. Yes, it's all the fun of a casino right from the comfort of your own home. 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And still in sports news, Serbia's premier Novak Djokovic's family on Sunday denounced as scandalous Australia's deportation of the tennis star for not being vaccinated against COVID-19 and the Serbian president said he would always be welcomed in his homeland. A unanimous ruling by a three-judge bench rejecting Djokovic's appeal against the cancellation of his visa dealt a final blow to his hopes of chasing a record 21st Grand Slam win at the Australian Open. We are very much disappointed with court ruling in Australia and with its decision. We believe that it was more political than a decision made by Australian judiciary. And anyway, it was very easy for Australian authorities to say from the very beginning that, okay, only vaccinated, only inoculated people could enter Australian territory. But they didn't say so. They were saying completely different story, including these medical exemptions. Ifi Annene, sports analyst joins us to discuss the deportation of Djokovic, not of it. Ifi, how are you? I'm great. Thank you. How are you too? I'm good. So Novak Djokovic reported, what do you make of all the drama that has played out so far from this Novak Djokovic COVID-19 test? Okay, so for two reasons. I'm just going to say that it's been totally unnecessary because the first one is that the rules were clear. Last year, the Australian Open came out to say that the players who are coming into play would need to be double fully vaccinated. And then for a long time, Djokovic has been very decorative about his vaccination status. That was at the time he was supposed to decide whether or not to play in the tournament. And then, you know, it's clear where Australia stands. I mean, the country has been on lockdown for a very long time. The citizens have been stressed out. And then they've been trying to keep to the rules. And having Djokovic come and just offset the whole balance, I think it's just totally unnecessary. There are other grand slams where you don't, you can isolate for 14 days and then go out to play in the tournament. He could have as well decided at that time to say, okay, no, I'm just going to stay away from this. If he decides he's not going to vaccinate, well, nobody will put a gun to his head. But then his decisions shouldn't cost kind of opera. Secondly, there are so many, there are hundreds of players in the tournament. I mean, in the singles draw for men and women, there are 18 players each, that's making 25 other players who are in Australia to participate in the first grand slam of the year. And then we spent the last 10 days, three weeks talking about one player. I think that's unnecessary. I mean, at this time of the year, the players are the freshest state. I mean, they've been resting and they're all very eager to participate. If you are world number one, you'll be well talked about. So all the attention given to him to say it's unnecessary. I don't know. I'm not so sure. What do you mean unnecessary is because I mean on the part of Djokovic, you know, the rules are clear. And he cannot, the rules cannot change. The rules of a country cannot be changed because of the world number one player. The Australian Open is 100, I think 120 years old. So, you know, the, the, what we say, so jar come, so jar go, Barack D. So he cannot, it's not expected.   And it's totally unnecessary to have, you know, all this debacle. It could have been avoided. Well, anti-vax would say that he's made a strong statement for them. How do you see that? Take into those who are anti-vaccination, you know, anti-vaccine, they would say he's, he stood up for them. How do you respond to that? Maybe if we take a look at all the, all the viruses and all the diseases that we have managed to come in the world, that there is also vaccinations. I don't know. I think this would be another argument for another day, smallpox, yellow fever, you know, if everyone decides, okay, I'm not going to take, if they didn't, if they decided there were no way to take all those vaccines, we will still be dealing with those diseases now. They will not be eradicated, you know. So I think that's an argument for another day. But this is something that I like the way the Australian government has to stand about saying, you know, what's called the public code, you know, this will be setting a bad precedent. And, you know, it would really need, it would have led to a number of court cases coming out as a result of fair treatment, discrimination, you know, why should someone else be allowed into the country and I am not allowed into the country on the safe ground, you know. Well, thank you so much, Ifi and Nene, for your time. Thank you. Hello. Hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


In theory, today's slate of MLB DFS should be pretty good because we've got some big name pitchers at the top of the slate. We've got Garrett Cole, Kevin Cosman, guys who have really helped us throughout most of this year in MLB DFS. The problem is that every stud pitcher on the slate has some sort of issue, whether it be pitch count concerns, whether it be effectiveness, whether it be matchup, stuff like that. There are no true no-brainers on this slate. We're gonna try to dive through, dissect those red flags, see what we can't accept and see what we can't and decide who we should rank highest for MLB DFS. Welcome on into the solo shot. That's right here on the FanDuel Podcast Network in Numberfire.com. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for Numberfire.com. Here to break down today's 10-game main slate with locks up for 705, 4-2 night, and thankfully no weather to discuss. We look to be all fine and dandy on that front so we can proceed as usual. No rainouts like we had with the Brewers on Friday night. So a fresh slate once again for today in MLB DFS. We'll be back once again later on today 4 p.m. Eastern on the FanDuel YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and Twitter pages. I'll be live there at 4 p.m. taking your questions live on air and getting you set for today's slate of MLB DFS. So make sure you are subscribed there but also subscribe to the Numberfire Daily Fantasy podcast feed because this week we have MLB, we have PGA, we have UFC, and we have NASCAR all coming this week on the Numberfire Daily Fantasy podcast feed. Big week of DFS here on the feed. So make sure you subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and if you like what you hear, leave us a rating and review as well. Hey, sports fans, FanDuel is offering an exclusive promotion for newest sportsbook users. Join FanDuel Sportsbook today and make your first best. If you lose, we'll give you a refund up to $1,000 in site credit within 72 hours. Your first bet after depositing will qualify. If you have multiple selections on one bet slip, it'll be the first selection you made. Head over to the FanDuel Sportsbook today and place your first bet. It must be 21 plus and present in Colorado, Iowa, Illinois, A.M. at Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, or West Virginia. New users only, max bonus $1,000 site credit. See full terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER. In Colorado, 1-800-522-4700. In Iowa, 1-800-Bets-Off. In Indiana, 1-800-9 with it. For confidential help in Michigan, 1-800-270-7117. In Tennessee, call the red line 1-800-899-789. Or in West Virginia, visit 1-800-GAMBLER.net. Pitching preview for this Monday main slate, Garrett Cole is the highest salary Pitcher on FanDuel checking in at $11,400. Kevin Gawson is 10-3. Frankie Montas is $9,400. We have Wade Miley, Cal Quantrell in Rich Hill as the other guys at $8,000 are higher. Now Cole is kind of the focal point here because he's coming off the COVID-IL. And I don't really know what his pitch count will be because it last started July 29th. So that's a while ago. He tested positive August 3rd. So it's been three weeks since he has pitched and two weeks since he tested positive. For now, I'm likely going to be avoiding Cole for tonight. That could change if we get info before.  He had a bullpen session over the weekend. I believe on the 10th or so sometime around then. And if that bullpen was 75, 80 pitches, then I'll be in but I haven't seen that yet. So as of right now, I don't think Garrett Cole's pitch count will be high enough for me to use them in DFS. We'll wait and see if we get additional news later on. For right now, Garrett Cole will be lower on my list. And if I take Cole off the menu, I do think Kevin Gosman wants to be in first. And that's tough for me to say because I've been off Gosman for a while now. He just hasn't seemed fully himself. There was a velocity dip for a bit in there. That has come back up. And the reason I can still get here for Gosman is he's still at upside. He has been throwing more forcing fastballs recently specifically that has been up in his past eight starts.  It is 13%, which is a really rough mark. Not only does it add base runners, but also every walk is at least four pitches. So it jacks through your pitch count too. And as a result, we've seen Gosman go six innings just three times in that eight start sample. That's the bad. That's why there are red flags around Kevin Gosman. The good is that he's still getting strikeouts. He has a 28% strikeout rate. He has eight plus strikeouts, half those starts. And that does include two of his past three starts. One of those good starts is against Houston. The non-strikeout played appearances there were kind of rough. So basically the overall picture on Gosman is that he is flawed. That lowers his appeal. The flawed version can still flash though. He's facing the Mets at home tonight. They have an 89 WRC plus against righties with a 25% strikeout rate. Their walk rate is decently low at 8%. Which could help up Gosman as well. And as always, this is a great part for pitching. I don't mind fading Gosman for single entry. Like let's say you get a read that Gosman will be the runaway chalk on this slate. I am very okay deviating and jumping elsewhere. And it might be the optimal way to play things.  It's hard to gauge popularity and stuff like that this early in the morning. So for right now, Gosman is one. But I would say if you get the read that Gosman will be popular, I'd be very okay pivoting to Frankie Montas for stuff like single entries. Let's talk about Montas here. He's very similar to Gosman where he has his flaws but he has upside. Part of the flaw for Montas is not him. It's his matchup. He's facing the White Sox, really solid team against righties and lefties. Against righties specifically. They have a 108 WRC plus and they are healthier than they've been most of the year. The other flaw for Montas is that in the past he had had really rough home roads. This game's on the road, whereas Gosman is at home. The reason I can still go to Montas, number two is that those road flaws have been lessening recently. He has three 10 strikeout games in his past six starts and all of them came on the road. He led up four total runs against those teams and one of those double digit strikeout games was against Houston in Houston. If you look at his past 10 starts with more splitters, he has a 3.38 skill interactive ERA with a 30% strikeout rates. He's letting up just a 30% fly ball rate in that time. So if we're looking at Gosman versus Montas and each guy's most relevant sample, Montas has been the better pitcher than Gosman. So if you get the sense that Gosman will be much more popular, which I would assume will be the case right now, I'd pivot to Montas for single entry. I think he's great there. The circumstances for him, the matchup, the venue, those are why I can't rank him higher than Gosman straight up. But if there is a massive popularity gap in addition to the salary gap, then I am okay going Montas for single entry over Gosman. So my assumption right now is that for a single entry lineup, I'll be going Montas for tonight because I would bet that Gosman does track to be very popular. And in that case, I am okay pivoting. If you get the read though, that people are hesitant on Gosman, then I would say, you know, if we're playing things straight, then go Gosman. But for right now, based on the way I think things would break later on, I would say Montas over Gosman for single entry, but Gosman over Montas straight up. As far as the value plays, it kind of does feel like it's a no-brainer-to-go two-key Toussaint. And for me, he ranks third behind Gosman and Montas. Again, assuming I can't use coal, we'll see if that changes based on, you know, if we get any vibe around pitch count later on. A lot of it for Toussaint is the matchup. He's facing the Marlins. They have just an 84 WRC plus versus righty, so they won 32 ISO. Toussaint has a 25% strikeout rate and he doesn't walk that many guys, or at least not so far he has not. That's about as peachy as you can get, all right? I should say for the Marlins, not as many walks as you would hope. So it's a peachy matchup in terms of projected pitch count, in terms of strikeout rate, in terms of power. That's a good two-key, similar to Gosman and to Montas does have his flaws. He's led up a 51% hard hit rate this year. That's very bad. The upside is there though. He had 10 strikeouts against the Phillies and it's tough to keep on leaning on that one start because he hasn't had more than five strikeouts and then he has other starts. But there aren't many pitchers in general, but specifically pitchers on this slate who have the ability to get 10 strikeouts and he did do that. That means something to us. Overall, in the big leagues this year, Toussaint has a 24% strikeout rate. The walk rate manageable at 8%. So if he were $9,500, we would not use him because it's one start where he was really good. That's tough to lean on. But he's $7,900 in an elite matchup on a not ideal pitching slate. I can live with that and I will. So I am happy to have shares of all three of Gosman, Montas, and Toussaint tonight. There's no real top guy. So I would say I'm just gonna use all three and see what happens and go from there. But do you think that all three worthy of exposure for tonight? We'll see on coal, but for right now, those are the three guys I want to use in DFS for tonight. Now the pitching landscape is pretty tough because, you know, there are red flags everywhere. And on a 10 game slate, that likely means stacking is pretty good. Indeed it is. And I do think it starts at Coorsfield. Both sides of this game are pretty fun. I'll start the Padres. I do prefer them by a tiny bit, but I think the Rockies are in the same tier. We'll talk about them in just one second. But first, the Padres are facing Antonio Sanzitela. Definitely not the model for stacking because he does let up just a 28% fly ball rate. And when you have a 28% fly ball rate that does limit some of the damage you can do against this guy. He makes up for it though by letting up a ton of balls in play. Over the past seven starts with more forcing fastballs and fewer sliders. Sanzitela has let up an 18% strikeout rate with a 3% walk rate. He is letting up hard contact 45% of the time. And it has led to some issues even when he's not at Coorsfield. He let up five runs to the reds in Cincinnati at the start of this stretch. Now he's at Coorsfield and facing the Padres. And for none of the Thatis is back. That's a pretty tough ask. So the Padres are very obvious, but sometimes the obvious plays obvious for a reason. I think that that is a Padres for tonight. So they are the top stack of this slate. Against Sanzitela, we don't need to worry too much about righty versus lefty, et cetera, et cetera. Lefties strike out less against him, but they also hit more ground balls.  And that means Tommy Pham gonna grade out pretty well as being under-sourced here. He's $3,800, probably gonna bat fifth for tonight. Batting fifth may not present as much stolen base juice as he had when he was batting leadoff, but I do think that it's hard to pass Pham up in a situation where it's a righty who is not dominant versus righty. So Tommy Pham under-sourced for today and a guy I would like to get to for sure. As for the Rockies, the Padres have not yet confirmed that Ryan Weathers will start this game for them. It is his turn. It's his time to go. So I think we can say it'll be him, but check back on that on the 4pm show just to make sure things do not change. And if it is Weathers, that would lead us to stacking the Rockies here. Weathers has had a rough year so far. He was up in the big league, started in the bullpen, moved the rotation, got hurt, came back, got sent down to the minors and then came back up, went on the IL again. He's made seven starts as he came back in the minor leagues and had that one IL stint in between there. And those seven starts have not been great thus far. He has a 5.18 skill interactive ERA with a 17% strikeout rate and a 10% walk rate. The hard hit rate against Weathers is 44% in that time.  So he's facing Colorado. Colorado's offense is not good, but that's more so true against righties and more so true on the road. When they're at home against the lefty, that's their best state. And that's what we get here for today. And honestly, I'm very okay stacking Colorado versus the lefty at home. And that's what we get here against Weathers. I do think it's a great spot to stack them. And I do think they are in the same tier as the Padres from a stacking perspective, but they're also much lower salary than the Padres. I was talking about a fan being under salary to $3,800. There are no Rockies with a salary higher than $4,000. And they've got some guys who are hitting for power, not just Crow, not just story, et cetera, et cetera, but Connor Joe, $2,900 likely to hit lead off. Elias Diaz had a Homer binge at the end of July, early August. He's $3,100. Brendan Rogers, he has smoked lefties. He's $3,300. So there is a lot to like here. I think you can make a very easy argument for ranking the Rockies first, given the salary savings they provide relative to San Diego. And honestly, like if you're going Galsman, it might be the Rockies first just because you have to due to the salaries on the Padres. So I like the Rockies quite a bit and we vary in on them. And I would not be shocked if I wind up having more Rockies stacks than Padres tonight, but I do like both and I will happily get to both. The third stack was tough because there were some good contenders. We'll go through all those in things to watch. But I did wind up settling on the raised third. They're facing Matt Harvey who has been a lot better recently to the point where I actually bet an opposing team total under two weeks ago, which against Matt Harvey seems unfathomable, but he's facing the raised night. It's a pretty tough team for him to face. So I want to stack them here. The reason that there are a rough team for Harvey to face is that they have a bunch of lefties. If you look at Harvey's results against, it would say to favor righties against him because they even ate a 382 Oba against him, whereas lefties is 311. That is a deceptive number of small samples. All the peripheral numbers, the numbers that stabilize more quickly say lefties should smash Harvey. Their strikeout rate equal to that of righties against him, but lefties make more hard contact and hit much fewer ground balls. So yeah, the results say favor righties, but going forward, I would expect lefties to have better numbers against Matt Harvey and they're gonna have a lot of lefties in this lineup. I would bet that four of the top five guys and potentially seven out of nine total in the raised lineup wanted to be lefties for tonight. They're gonna hit them hard. And I want to be there for stacking if they do. The two guys I want to be all over here are Austin Meadows and Gimon Choi. They are $3200 and $2,500 respectively. They're kind of in slumps. That's probably why their salaries are lower, but they both have great power numbers against righties. Even we look just and see all star break. Both Choi and Meadows have good Isos versus righties in that time. Neither guy is striking out to the point where you get concerned. So I think that although they are both in quote-unquote slumps, I think they will snap out of it soon and that could very well be tonight. So to me, I think the raised are a great stack. They are number three despite the fact that I respect the improvements Harvey has made. I do still think that the raised are a great team to stack for tonight. With that said, there are a lot of other options. If you're not convinced by the raise or if you really think that Harvey has turned a corner or think they'll be too popular, you could turn to the Dodgers. They're facing Stephen Brault tonight. He has made two starts off the injured list and both of those have gone pretty well to his credit, but they both came against St. Louis and Milwaukee. The Dodgers, even with Mookie Betts out are a very different beast than those two teams and I can see them doing well here. So I put them next in the list for stacking. They're number four behind the top three teams and stacks, but I would put them lower because the Mookie injury takes away an impactful righty. So I'll put the Dodgers fourth behind the Padres, Rockies and Rays. Both sides of the Astros Royals game in Kansas City are viable tonight. The Astros are facing Carlos Hernandez. He's not a bad pitcher, but he's also not like a shutdown guy and they kind of want to be a shutdown guy to face the Astros. So I could see the Astros doing well against him. The Royals are facing Jacob Oderizzi. The Dinger thread is still very present for Oderizzi and they do have a couple of guys left who can take him deep. Obviously I'm not like leaping out of my seat to use the Royals given Jorge Soler's gone, stuff like that, but I'm not opposed either. So the Royals do work mostly for one-offs, more so than stacks, given the current state of their team. Finally, if you want a stack that may go overlooked given the depth of stacking for today, I would check out the Giants. They're facing Rich Hill who, I guess it's not been officially announced yet, but it seems like he'll be the starter. And Hill has really struggled as past seven starts. He's been throwing more forcing fastballs, which is not a good thing for him. He has a 17% strikeout rate in that time with a 48% fly ball rate allowed. So the Giants, very good versus lefties. Obviously if you deal with guys who may leave early once the lefties out, but still think the Giants great out pretty well. Evan Longoria just came off the IL, but seeing that the ball pretty well in his rehab assignment. So I do like him as a one-off or in stacks. And in general, the Giants are a team I am very okay turning to for tonight. Let's finish up here with Dinger calls. And usually I do a boring and a fun one. You might call both these boring because they're both a course field, but sorry, not sorry. The boring one is super boring is Fernando Tattis had a couple of Dinger's in his return last night.  Fernando Tattis, the first Dinger call. The second one is a bit more fun. I will go Connor Joe of the Rockies. I consider Brendan Rogers, but I think Connor Joe a pretty fun guy thus far. So I'll go with Tattis and Joe as the two home run calls for today. I believe I cursed everything last week because my Dinger calls was on a sports grid show on Friday were a guy who didn't play, second guy didn't play and a guy whose game got rained out. So I've officially cursed Tattis and Joe, but either way, we'll see how things break for today as we get closer to tonight's slate. Once again, could have some updates later on today based on the Padre starter, based on if we can use any on calls, pitch count, et cetera. So make sure you do swing back by 4PM Eastern today on the Fandle YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages for the Q and A.  We'll talk about that later on. If you have questions for me before the 4PM stream, I am on Twitter at Jim Sonnis, J-I-M-S-A-N-N-E-S. You can also follow the Fandle Podcast Network at Fandle Podcast. Big thank you to everyone for tuning in for today. I hope you had a fantastic weekend. We'll talk to you once again tomorrow for more MLB DFS. This has been the solo shot right here on the Fandle Podcast Network.


internet of things, smart, hearable devices, intelligent voice assistant, Bixby to now designing applications for enterprises. Yeah, they are not that boring. They are quite fulfilling. To begin with, I want to show you something which I stumbled across recently. Well, right now what you saw is the classical example of the over usage of smartphones. And we all have been through it. We know our families, friends, actually going through it. Like, wife is talking to the husband and he's always busy in the phone. Or you go out in the restaurant and you're, you know, having a nice catch up with your friends. But friends are busy catching up on Facebook. So you're like, Hey, I'm here. But then they're looking at the digital imagery of yourself. So I was in the same space. And three years back, I was diagnosed with clinical anxiety. So basically, this is something which means that I cannot keep calm. That means I have a perpetual fear of everyday things. And it's quite intensified at times. I get panic attacks when I'm flying. I used to love flying and I get panic attacks and I'm shivering in the air hostess comes and gives me a lemon. I said, Hey, I need some chocolate. So yeah, so things like these happen. And then I kind of spoke to the doctors. I was going through therapies. I spoke to the doctor and asked him what exactly was the reason behind it. And he said that the reason could be anything. And he said it could be perhaps a lifestyle issue as well. So that word kind of triggered in my head like lifestyle. What is it that I'm doing wrong in my life? Why aren't my peers having the same thing? Then I kind of trace back to whatever I'm doing in my life. I was something similar, which you saw in the video, that I was always on my phone, you know, checking out my phone before the food arrives, I'll click pictures and do Insta and stuff like that. The underlying principle of all the therapies of even the alternative therapies like yoga or Pranayama, the idea is to stay in the moment, stay present. And this is what the technology is avoiding us to do. We are not actually in the moment. We are not living the lies the way we are supposed to live. And hence this kind of question kept on, you know, coming back to me. So I was working at Samsung. I was like, Hey, I am the designer. I am designing these products. And I wouldn't have known unless and until I figured I faced this issue myself. That means I am creating further more problems for somebody. And then I asked this question to myself, am I responsible for this? And then we conduct some studies and then we say, Oh, our product is cool enough. And the onboarding experience is nice. People are using the app is successful and usable. And hence our product is of a success. Then we think that, yes, the users are using our products for a while. And then we are able to retain those products. So retention is again one more metric of success for us. Then reference. Yes, let's share it with our friends. See how cool it is. Oh, credit there in the new app store has this credit app coming up. Let's share it with friends. So that is again an indicator of success. Then comes revenues. Yes, in the end, we have to get out of praises and then we have to consider that yes, how much business our app has done. So revenue is again counted as a measure of design success. But what we fail to understand is that people are more important than businesses. We are advocates of design. We are designers and we are designing for people, not businesses. And this is the inherent understanding which we as designers should have. So this is a quote by Sean Parker, who was the former Facebook president. He had already made it to, brought it to notice about the problems which Facebook is creating for users.  They understood it. Yet they went ahead with it because they wanted to earn money. They wanted to get data. He also said that I helped humanity. I helped destroy humanity through these social media applications. And hence we are actually altering the human behavior. So what are we exactly doing in the current scenario? We are designing experiences that are delightful. Yes, we are working for human experience. We are designing products which are functional, convenient and reliable. Checkmark usability. But what about the decentralization, the privacy or the openness of the data or the products which you are creating? Are they secure? Are they sustainable? Are they actually solving the human right? We as user experience designers, we have not even thought of the basic, the underlying principle of humans. So how can we consider ourselves as user experience designers or people designing things for people? So this is the responsible hierarchy of needs. This was developed by two European designers whose name was Aaron Balkan and Laura Kalbach. They run a non-profit by the name of Indi. And they are into designing products which cater to social justice in the age of digital products. So now we already have an understanding of what responsibilities are lacking in us. So I'll just quickly run you through a few of the pointers which I consider as responsible design. Firstly, responsible design is non-addictive. What exactly does it mean? If you see social media, if you see social media has been designed to hook us with the technology. But at the same time, what we realize is that things like common interactions like an endless scroll, it is actually playing with our minds. So this pull to refresh feature or an endless scroll gives the idea that there is much more to play around with or maybe there is more data. But what exactly they are doing is they are playing with our human mind because we are losing a sense of control in this. But then the same pattern, if done right, in the ERP applications, for example, users are loaded with data. But then if we bring something like this for the users, then the experience is quite delightful. They can quickly load enormous amounts of data. So again, the question is how we are doing things right for people. The same example goes with YouTube or Facebook's auto play feature, wherein again they are tricking our minds by we are just sitting, we are doing like mindless watching and the system is playing, the technology is playing things for you. So again, is this a matter of responsible design? Like these smaller things which we have never even thought about. We are just bringing in, you know, revenues for businesses. But then we are still we are creating social, we are not working in the social justice domain. There is an interesting quote by Tristan Harris. He is he was actually a design ethicist at Google. So yes, design ethicist is a real role. And he said that the smartphones are not designed to help us. They are designed to keep us hooked. And he has a nonprofit again, by the name of time, time well spent, and you can have a look at it. He is actually talking about different mechanisms which you can employ to your systems by keeping by engaging the users and yet saving their time. The second part is my consideration here is responsible design is inclusive. The best example could be the Gorilla, like the face tagging, which the black people of black ethnicity were considered as Gorillas, had the designers considered the inclusivity of the users who would be using it, this issue won't have occurred. Black people actually now doubt using Facebook or Google in those regard. And this consideration here is responsible design, respects human emotions. I came across a post on social media, on Twitter, by a user, a Facebook user who had mentioned that who had lost a year in there one and Facebook actually showed something like this to celebrate this day. Again, this is not responsible. This is actually creating like bringing saddening memories to the users. I also consider responsible design as honest, something which trusts your privacy, something which trusts your data, something which does not mislead you. And I'll show you a video on this, which is based on dark patterns. I'm not sure if you're aware of that. You know, I have to have a chat conversation with an Amazon associate who's going to tell you all the reasons the council leadership is a nice written all categorized as a specific kind of time that makes it very easy for you to get into a situation with very hard to get out. Pretty full is actually the one who matters world. For example, here I'm getting spam emails from architectural digest. I scroll down. It's devilishly hard to see virtually the same color as the rest of my prints. Here's another dark matter as your testing blog, Jennifer Doron points out that the mobile game to purchase while the continue button is just a little axe that when the companies can use something as simple as color to trick you into doing stuff to make it look like it has a speck of dust on it causing people to rush it away and accidentally click the link or you have sites like booking.com where they do everything in their power to increase going so far as to alert you and make red for rooms that you just met pants a lot of those damn trust are shown how LinkedIn tried to trick users to offer their professional reputation. LinkedIn settled a dispute for $13 million which came out in the end to about $10 per user. Our patterns to face consequences like these mostly they stay just on the right side of the wall understanding that it's hard to legislate around the psychological tricks of UX design everything on the Internet there's a difference between those who are taking the time to build trust a special offer you could which actually enrolled you or the social network that dark-attered you if they're letting itself data that responsibility is on us but some is on design too and it's not the fault of the designers they're just doing what they're tasked to do not for well that if they don't others will. The criminal says our best defense against the dark-attered is to be aware of that language well this is a classic example like we would be getting calls from our parents saying beta Mirko a call a lottery car yet make a message a lottery car may account details be doing what if your parents would have done it and you would have lost money anyways again the same thing is would that designer thought of this thing that they were actually playing with people's mind and you know actually playing with their psyches now I will also tell you what exactly are the responsibilities of us designers when we are designing products for people because we are the advocates of design we are forward thinker you are designing cool things you are designing concepts but what are the repercussions of the concepts is something you have to think in well in advance maybe you can already you know go ahead and check blogs and check papers online and you see what could be the problems which are which the technology is already posing the second part I would say is you have to be aware evangelize responsible design so there would be you know business decisions or strategies which would have been made saying that you know let's do something crazy let's do something wacky and then here you should be aware that you know something is being wrong being done wrong for the people and this is what you have to be aware and you have to let your organizations know learn to say no at times come your developers come and they say that you know let's do something we are not able to do this is technically impossible you might get succumbed to it but you have to take a stand for your users and say no I would not design anything for the cost of bad design or something which is not responsible provide alternatives in case there are some business strategies you think there is something is going wrong or maybe it's technically impossible maybe you can provide some responsible alternatives and then lastly revisit continuously that means you have designed something but it's just not based on the metrics of design success you conduct usability testing to understand whether your product is being used but then you have to check for addictions you have to check for the dark patterns your app might you know raise up and then lastly I would say with great power comes great responsibility and then let's design responsibly you can so in future I am planning to create a society of responsible designers it would be a personal initiative a non-profit event so if you want to join in or if you want to be a part of it you can just drop in the mail and then we can discuss more on this. 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Okay, welcome everybody, welcome to our second kidney cancer association, patient and survivor conference. We're really excited to have you all here and to have, I think, a really exciting program. I think we'll have people kind of coming in and out throughout the day as we did publish the agenda and I think, you know, kind of welcome people as they come in.  First of all, this is our room for the day but I think with only one exception from 12 to 2, we have the building so there's lots of quiet places to sit if you meet somebody and you really want to have a conversation, you're free to use the building as you wish. Bathrooms are all over but right outside the door, we got the good room as far as bathrooms but they're right here. There's, you saw food outside at every break and in between there will be food and coffee. Lunch is going to be in the Trillium room and I'll announce that as we get closer to lunch which is the dining room in the back. If you have questions of our speakers, we have a great panel of speakers who are all excited to engage with you and if you have questions during the talk or at the end of the talks, somebody else probably has the same question, feel free to ask it. There's a microphone in the back and we ask you to use that so we can hear the question. Also because this year the entire program is going to be broadcast on live video feed. So right now, I think it's on because it's after 9 o'clock so I don't know, people in Asheville, hello and anywhere else. The live stream video is up there on the side if you have anybody you want to send it to and have them join us. So with that, we will keep to time. Mike, can I ask you to grab Melissa and bring her in one second? So a program like this involves a fair amount of coordination and we have really, I'll wait so I can embarrass her when she comes in. One person at Leinberger who does this very, very well and maybe she's avoiding coming in here. Is she here? Okay, we'll do this again in a minute. All right, we'll do this at the end. I have a couple of more things that I wanted to say. So first of all, again, welcome and thank you, we're so glad you're here. This is one of only about four of these regional kidney cancer association, patient and survivor meetings and we're really happy to be able to bring it to the Southeast region. But it's not just to bring it to us to this region but this area is really a tremendous hotbed of research and interest in kidney cancer. UNC and Duke and I hear folks who come from Hopkins. So this area has a lot of interest in this cancer. So this cancer is not at all alone.  So the purpose of this meeting is really threefold. First is to give you information because if you're armed with information that really can be the most valuable tool in some ways in navigating this whole process. The second is to bring you together, to bring you together with other caregivers and other survivors and as well with the doctors to share experiences, share ideas. I heard some of that happening already talking about clinical trials and where is it and who gets to do it and what's coming next. We really want you to do that, really engage with other people who are experiencing the same thing and know that you're not alone. The experience that you have is shared by everyone else in this room and on the live video feed. And then to bring us all together, to bring you guys together with the doctors outside of the clinic, the clinic interaction is a very different thing than having coffee out here in the lobby. So the doctors who we've invited here are volunteering their time today. They'll be here around their sessions so grab them when you see them if you want to talk to them. But it's a chance to share some ideas and some common interests. And you know we're not here because kidney cancer is glamorous. It's a dangerous and it's an elusive enemy but together we're at a place and a time with lots of new therapies and new ideas that we can make really big differences. It's a time to be very hopeful and that's why we put on these meetings. We'll thank her later. She probably does. But we have a common mission and that's to defeat kidney cancer. And we do that by sharing what's new, telling stories, and getting to know all the fellow members of your team or the doctors as well as your comrades. And with that, let me know if you have any questions throughout the day. I'll be here all day and have a great day. So, and when you see Melissa who runs the table, just thank her. She put an enormous amount of effort into this as she does all of her meetings. She's really, really good. Hopefully we'll get to applaud her later. Okay, so with that, I'm going to turn over to Mike Lawing who's our advocate for the Kidney Cancer Association.


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