جز الله بالخيرات عنا أئماتا لنا نقال القرآن عزبا وسلسالا فمنهم بدور سابعة قتوى ساطط سماء العلا والعاد لزهرا وكمالا في هذا أبا سيدتي أخي بردن سيستس I'm going to respond to the doubt that was put out there saying that the Quran is not Mu Tawater This is going to be our fifth response in the claim that the Quran is not Mu Tawater This response is going to be بجميع قراءاته الصحيحة المشهورة من أحد أصحاب رسول الله عليه السلام والتابعين إلى يومنا هذا I'm going to give clear evidences that the Quran is Mu Tawater And all of its قراءات that are known from the time of the Prophet until this day today And I have broken the stages into three In this episode I'm going to mention two stages And in the episode to come after I will mention the third stage is the longest I will mention that one by itself And we would then have been able to answer the doubt that is put out there Which is that the Quran is not Mu Tawater So let me start by saying المرحلة الأولى is the first stage The Quran has been transmitted from the Prophet to his companions through Tawater مرحلة ومضم رب يالله تعالى عنه و幽ingoание نبي صالل عليصل ماء خارج في رمضان صangس التصري بدينة من200 ومررء Alors و with him was what 10,000 و ذلك على رأس 8 سينين و نصف من مقدمه المدينة فصار هو و من معه من المسلينين على مكة This was only 8 years of the Prophet ﷺ being in Medina And he came back with 10,000 people to go into Mecca with him صلى الله عليه وسلم Now this is 10,000 men, women who were with the Messenger ﷺ 10,000 And this is just one expedition This is just one Gaza after that what happened After the Prophet ﷺ the conquest of Mecca Did the numbers increase? Of course they increased الله سبحانه وتعالى يسزن القرآن إذا جاء نصل الله والفتح و رأيت الناس يدخلون في دين الله أفواجا فسبح بحمد ربك واستغفروا إنه كانت أوابة The people who were entering into the religion in large numbers, Allah mentions يدخلون في دين الله أفواجا The people were coming into Islam in large numbers Different tribes, different lands They were also rendering to him ﷺ And they were coming into his religion أمام مسلم نريترين الصحيح The Ka'b ibn Malikin in the Gaza of Tabuk The Battle of Tabuk He said Gaza رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم Did the Messenger ﷺ participate in the Battle of Tabuk صلى الله عليه وسلم صلى الله عليه وسلم يزيدون على عشرة الآلاف و لا يجمعهم ديوان حافظ That the Prophet ﷺ A people who were larger than 10,000 More than 10,000 They went with the Prophet ﷺ to the Battle of Tabuk و لا يجمعهم ديوان حافظ And there could have not been a record to record them And the number was too large 10,000 There was no way someone could keep a record of them There's not a book that could have registered these people Too large in number 10,000 حافظ ابن حجر رحم الله In the muqadima of his كتاب الإصابة في تميز الصحابة ابن حجر Has a Kitab called الإصابة في تميز الصحابة There are three books, three good books When it comes to the companions If you want to read about the companions One is الإصابة في تميز الصحابة By ابن حجر There's the Kitab أسود الغابة By ابن أثير And the third one is الإستعاب by ابن عبد البر These three books are very good When it comes to the companions And without a doubt ابن حجر is the best ابن حجر says In the muqadima of his كتاب الإصابة في تميز الصحابة He said فجمعت كتاب كبير And in that كما يزت في الصحابة من غيرهم و مع ذلك فلم يحصل لنا من ذلك جميع عن الوقوف على العشر من أسام الصحابة ابن عجر says I've combined a book A very big book And it's up as volumes In the companions And who they are He talks about each companion ميزت في الصحابة I distinguish the companions From the ones that are not companions Who are companions And who are not companions فلم يحصل لنا من ذلك He said I wasn't able to stand over جميع عن all of those companions الوقوف على العشر من أسام I couldn't stand over one tenth of the companions And the large number they were And then ابن حجر رحمه الله He said الوقوف على العشر من أسام الصحابة بالنسبة إلى ما جاء أبي زرعة الرازي In comparison To the صحابة that have been mentioned By Abu زرعة الرازي ابن حجر is saying I don't have one tenth Of the companions That were mentioned By Abu زرعة الرازي The number of companions That I've mentioned In the Kitab-al-Isab Is not one tenth Compared to what Compared to the people That were mentioned By Abu زرعة الرازي What were the people That Abu زرعة الرازي mentioned And what was the number That he mentioned Abu زرعة الرازي Said The Prophet died ومرأة وسامية عامنه The people who heard from the Prophet The people who narrated From the Prophet أعلى 100 ألف إنسان يقول فإننبيه صلى الله عليه وسلم وجه ومرأه وسمعه منه زيادة أعلى 100 ألف إنسان عندما يوجد الإسلام معلومات who saw the Prophet and also heard from the Prophet and heard from the prophet أموذن 100 ألف من رجلن ومراء منتن ومنتن كلهم قد روح عنه سماعا و رؤيا، كل منهم لقد رأيته منه، لقد رأيته منه و لقد رأيته منه 100.000 أبوزور عرازي يقول موذر 100.000 ثم أخذت عندما أردت على المتحدة من أبوزور عرازي يقول بعد أن يتحدث عن المتحدة من أبوزور عرازي من حجر رفرنس الى فتوح و يشكبر كتابا أستيعاب و عقابة أبوزور عرازي أهل من سأله عن الروات خاصة how to change them أبوزور عرازي يتصور على منagn قمئا بذلك كم المشاكل من أبوزور عرازي يقول 100.000 كما أنه أبوزور عرازي يقول 100.000 هاد الأبوزور العرازي يتصور على د Jiaab هناك شخص who heard and narrated from him and there are people who saw him but didn't narrate from him and they heard from him but they didn't choose to narrate on behalf of the Prophet they chose not to, not everybody had to not everybody had to so which one is going to be more the ones who sit down to teach the people about what the Prophet said and what the Prophet did if they are 100,000 then what about those who didn't narrate from him who saw him so the companions are large in number حافظ من حجر all of this I'm mentioning all of this which I'm mentioning I'm taking it from حافظ من حجر مقدمة in his كتاب عن إصابة فيه تميز صحابة he says قلت وقرأت بخطي الحافظ من دهبي من ظهر كتابه تجريد when حجر is saying I read with the handwriting I read from his own handwriting on the cover of the كتاب تجريد that he said يعني ده مقدمة أن جميع من فيه أسود الغابة 7.504 وخمسون نفسهم ومن ما يؤدي ييد قول أبي زرع ما تبت في الصحيين من حديثي كعب بنو ماريك في قصة تبوك والناس كثير لا يحصيهم ديوان انتها كلامه يعني كلامه حافظ من حجر يبن حاجر he says I read with the handwriting that he mentioned in his كتاب تجريد أن جميع من فيه أسود الغابة this كتاب أسود الغابة the people that are in there are what 7.554 that's how much is mentioned in the كتاب أسود الغابة ومن ما يؤدي قول أبي زرع and this is what supports the statement of أبي زرع is that which is found in بخاري المسلم that Ka'b المنو ماريك and what did he say in the story of the تبوك والناس كثير لا يحصيهم ديوان that the people are so much there was no one able to number them يعني when Ka'b المنو ماريك said about the battle of تبوك that the people and the companions were so large they know ديوان يعني no record book can keep their names so much this is what supports أبي زرع has the statement خلاصة summary of what I'm trying to mention what I'm trying to mention is that the صحاب who took from the prophet who narrated from the prophet are more than a hundred thousand let's say one thousand people narrated from the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم the different قراءات الصحيحة المجوة a thousand I don't one thousand who we say they heard the قراءات from the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم the authentic قراءات from the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم okay they heard from him how much يعني we have a thousand I said you have a thousand one hundred heard one قراءة the second one hundred heard another قراءة the third three hundred one hundred heard another قراءة وهلومة جراءة and the two came through a hundred people each is that not حد التواطر is that not multitude is that not mass transmission I'm being very little I'm just saying one hundred we have a hundred thousand we just had a hundred narrated the قراءة of ابن عمر one hundred narrated the قراءة of الملكثير one hundred narrated the قراءة of نافع one hundred narrated the قراءة of كسائي I mean one hundred narrated the قراءة of عمر I mean one hundred each we won't go overboard will that not be mass transmission of course it will be mass transmission now I'm going to move on to the second مرحلة the second stage which is the companions passing on to their students the طابعين we have the Prophet has a large number of companions and the Prophet was commanded to convey this قراءة يا يو الرسول بلغ ما أُنزل إليك من ربك وإن لم تفعل فما بلغت رسالة والله يا عصيمك من الناس the Prophet was commanded to convey this message فصدع بما تؤمر وعرض عن المشركين محمد turn away from these disbelievers and those people were trying to harm you just convey your message convey this message of Islam إنما عليك البلاغ upon you is to convey so the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم without a shadow of doubt he conveyed the Qur'an to these people okay he conveyed the wording and the meaning to the Sahabas 100,000 we already established that they have narrated from the Prophet they took from the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم they conveyed on behalf of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم that is what that is the Prophet to his companions now we're moving on to the companions to their students I'm only going to give one example but we can do the we can do the same for the rest but we'll just do one example we have the Qari whose name is ابن عامر ابن عامر is the Qari of the people of Sham with that he said وَأَمَّا دِمَشْكُ الشَّامِ دَارُبْمُ عَامِلٍ فَتِلْكَ بِعَبْدِ اللَّهِ قَابَكِ مُحَلَّلًا هِشَامٌ وَعَبْدُ اللَّهِ وَهُ انْتِسابُهُ لِدَكْوَانَ بِلْ إِسْنَادِ so وَمَّا دِمَشْكُ الشَّامِ دَارُبْمُ عَامِلٍ فَتِلْكَ بِعَبْدِ اللَّهِ قَابَكِ مُحَلَّلًا هِبْنُهِ شَامٍ sorry ابن عامر he's the Qari of the people of Sham let's look at him الإمام الحافظ ابن عساكر يزمو صوع قلد تاريخ الدمشك تاريخ الدمشك with a senate a chain which is authentic عن أبي عبيض الله مسلم ابن مكشمين that he said ابن مكشمين قال لي أبو درداء أبو درداء one day said to me أبو درداء is a prophet's companion أبو درداء said to ابن مكشمين يعني أبي عبيض الله مسلم ابن مكشمين he said to him أعدد من يقرأوا عندنا go and count the people who read on us pay attention to this the people who read the Qur'an on us who will listen to their recitation and we correct their recitation and we teach the Qur'an to count my Qur'an students that's what he said to him أبو عبيض الله he stood up he said I counted 1600 أبو درداء was teaching 1,600 students وانا يفن and something just rounded off to 1,600 and 1600 and something just rounded off to 1,600 فكانوا يقرأون ويتسابقون they would compete with one another they would read the Qur'an then he said أبو درداء وكان أبو درداء قائما أبو درداء would stand over them he would listen to their recitation he would correct them he would say this is wrong this is right say it like this we go to the next group of people and he would correct them like that وكان أبو درداء رضي الله تعالى and he would do this daily and every day he would sit down and he would teach the Qur'an people would come they would read on him they would leave but one gathering of his would be 1,600 and from the people who took from him was from the people that took from him that read on him that took the Qur'an from him was وكان أبو عامل وكان أبو عامل وكان أبو عامل وكان أبو عامل وكان أبو عامل وكان أبو عامل from the Seven Caliphs وكان هذا امام63 وكانITHا مص catastrophair وكان كان كان الر臨 there was a respected one among them وكان ربه but 1,600 people were studying with أبو درداء and about him was the student of Abu Daraدمما يحتبت Monsieur,ى أبو الكران ليس لأن ابن عامل فقط لا ، لديه أخر أصدقائي ، لديه أخر أصدقائي الذي أخذها معه ولكنه هو فقط الذي أخذه هو فقط الذي أخذه عندما نقول القراءة ، نقوم بعملها لأنه أصدقائي وقد أخذه للمساعدة ونقوم بعمله ونقوم بعمله ونقوم بعمله لا يعني أن لا one else took with him الآن ، أصدقائي ابن عامل فقط one of the قراء السبع في one gathering of his there were more than 1,600 people who were studying the Quran with him I now want to ask four questions just four questions to those who say the Quran is not mutawat the first question I want to ask is if ابن عامل in one gathering of his that he is learning the Quran the people who are participating with him and are also studying the Quran with him are more than 1,600 how many people took the Quran with ابن عامل في الوقت that he was in Sham and we are just looking at one gathering of Abu Darda Abu Darda was not the only person who was teaching the Quran in Sham there were other Sahabas who were teaching in Sham there were also other students that were learning in Sham how many just one place that ابن عامل was learning in 1,600 people were with him 1,599 1,599 what about the other Sahabas who were teaching and their students how much would they be upon the rule of that now the second question I want to ask is if one Sahabi one Sahabi taught the Quran to 1,600 people of Abu Darda just taught 1,600 then my question to you is and he made their memories of the Quran and they became حفاق how many تابعين were taught the Quran by the thousand that we agreed upon that we would take from the companions the 1,000 companions who sat down to teach the Quran how many students they teach it's just Abu Darda by himself to 1,600 students I would personally say we're talking about the millions and if not we're talking about 100,000 200,000 300,000 but I leave the answer to you the third question is that can someone really come out brothers and sisters and claim that the number of companions who took the Quran from the Prophet ﷺ in his different قلعات are not متواتر the fourth question I want to ask is can someone really come now and then say the 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This is covering the spread part of the Fandall podcast network We have got a pair of title fights coming up this weekend at USC 292 which means it is my legal obligation to you the listener to get Austin Swain back here on Covering the spread we're gonna have Austin break down both those title fights and get you ready for the entire card this weekend in USC 292 this is covering the spread part of the Fandall podcast network My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a managing editor of digital media for Fandall research joined here as mentioned by Austin Swain You can check him out on Twitter at a swing three He is a senior editor for Fandall research Austin. It looks like a fantastic car this weekend. How you do it today? I'm doing great Hey, you know since UFC 292 is in Boston weigh-ins already to started at 9 a.m. Eastern and both title fights are already locked in So nothing could ruin my mood until weird stuff starts happening in baseball tonight Is that at a TD garden? Where is that at? It is at the garden in Boston So a very famous UFC venue Dana White kind of a Boston guys So they've been there a ton the crowds are always electric So I cannot wait for Saturday and that also means that the fights are probably starting at like a more normal time than when they're I guess like I'm used to UFC being in like London and stuff like this So probably a more regular schedule this week then yeah, so domestic pay-per-view is always 6 p.m. Eastern this one's actually at 6 30 because it's it's missing some fight volume But 6 p.m. Eastern is typically the earliest you'll see a domestic pay-per-view start Exactly you learn the schedule stuff like that. How common is it to have two title fights on one card? I Certainly think they typically do this with the lower weight classes like typically they could get away with just one title fight if It's a heavyweight title fight or a middleweight title fight But you do see a couple of title fights you prepared together like in this case We have men's bantam weight women's straw weight But I would argue men's bantam. It's one of the deepest UFC divisions like it's very different than when UFC started and The lower weight classes didn't get much attention. These guys are actually the most skilled So they typically pair them together. I'm excited that we got we got to a move All right We got all Jermaine Stirling taking on Sean O'Malley and John Wiley taking on Amanda Lamos Those are gonna be fights We're gonna talk about in full today and then talk about other bets Austin likes across the car to Fandall's sports book But first a reminder to make sure you're subscribed to covering this spread wherever you get your podcast We are also up on the Fandall YouTube page and on Fandall TV plus for Amazon fire Apple TV and Roku devices along sign up at Adams and the solo shot as well and Make sure you're checking out the solo shot there for MLB DFS coverage as well Also this week's Fandall research free roll is now live in the daily fantasy side of things We're running free rolls every week on Fandall research to celebrate the transition and thank all of number fires users for their years of loyalty this week Very timely. It's a free roll for UFC 292. They got two titles up for grabs We got free prizes for you as well lock is on Saturday evening so take all the stuff that Austin discusses apply it to daily fantasy and Find the link to get yourself entered go to fandall.com slash research click the article That's fandall.com slash research eligibility restrictions apply it Austin will have believe a podcast as well for yes That'll be on the number fired daily fantasy podcast feed later on today So you don't have to apply the betting stuff to DFS just listen to Austin on the heat check Later on today on the number fired daily fantasy podcast five feed side of things Let's talk about these fights now. Awesome. Let's begin things off with the Men's title fight from all germane sterling and Sean O'Malley as of right now the money line favor sterling It is at minus 260. O'Malley is plus 205 When you look at this fight Austin What stands out to you as far as how the bet break or the the fight breaks down and any bets you like over a fandall sports book For sure And what I appreciate most about the way that I try to do this is that I try to take put the blinders on take away all of the The noise because when I'm examining fighter a versus fighter b in this fight It is so lopsided that money line seems pretty wide But I actually think it should be wider despite the fact my model doesn't and I'll get to that in a minute But you have algemaid sterling potentially the goat in this division He will set the record for title defenses if he beats. O'Malley here eight straight wins against top 10 fighters And then on the other side you have Sean O'Malley who has won and it was a controversial split decision A bulk of the media scorecards said it should have been the opposite result and Sean should have lost But here he won so here he is because Sean O'Malley is a star and his data is flawless That's the hardest part for me when I try to break down this fight He has just one win total over anyone that has a UFC victory themselves But O'Malley has this charismatic personality. He's got the colored hair, right? UFC has made his road intentionally easy, but this is the end of the line This is as high as you can go without hand-picking matchups because algemaid sterling is the champion and you know, I have a hard time Not backing algemaid sterling in this fight even when I slant the strength of schedule Mark her towards sterling 100 percent, which it is Our algemaid sterling is an underdog in my model in this fight That's how great O'Malley is but I have to override that in this spot because of sterling's background because of his Experience and we've also seen him in better domains of MMA. He's a much better graph We're averages point eight submission attempts for 15 minutes That's not super aggressive But it could be more aggressive if O'Malley is out of his depth here And it was really difficult to find a bet. I like in this fight. I think sterling's money line is wide It's obviously against my model And there are a lot of different ways this fight can play out I think Sean O'Malley with his power with his length is live for a knockout Algemaid sterling could just kind of take control of the fight Just kind of smother O'Malley on the ground for 25 minutes could find the early submission and his striking metrics I'm talking about algemaid are excellent as well. So I don't think that it's out of the realm of possibility He finds a knockout himself In this fight. So I I ended up going my favorite bet in this fight If you go over the round props on fiend will sportsbook I'm looking at this fight to end in round one round two or round three Which is it was a minus 112 pick home on fiend will sportsbook I think that captures a dominant sterling win where O'Malley is just over his head is I hypothesize But I'm also the belief it is knockout or bust for O'Malley in this spot And that is when he is his power or any UFC fighters powers that they're precious round one round two round three If he's if sterling's wearing on him for 15 minutes He's not going to have the punching power that he did when he walked into the octagon So I don't think this is a great fight from a betting perspective I really think any specific outcome outside of O'Malley by submission Which is 22 to 1 you might as well light your money on fire It's any any sort of outcome could be on the table here With the lack of punching power and aggressiveness from sterling and the grappling So looking to the money line, I know it's not one you want to bet But you have sterling a minus 260 and you said that it feels a bit light Do you think that the sentiment the reason why the market may be a bit tighter than you're expecting Is because we haven't seen O'Malley taking on these like big time opponents People may not be making proper adjustments for strength of schedule You know, what are your thoughts on why that money line is it been more constricted than you thought? Yeah, I do I do think that sportsbooks have a mathematical algorithm like I do and that they evaluate level of competition They have certainly elo rankings for fighters And it's really tough with O'Malley because his statistics are so flawless that you look at him He really shouldn't if level of competition wasn't a factor He wouldn't lose to anybody in usc because that's that he's over 60 percent striking accuracy 60 percent striking defense He's just beat everybody up and I think they're having a hard time adjusting But also any money source that you look at Sean O'Malley's most popular underdog on this card Getting a ton of bets at this number getting a ton of the handle with this number algemaid sterling Largely ignored from just about anywhere you look you can pick your betting splits of preference and O'Malley's very popular So that makes sense and that lines up with what you'd expect from public sentiment So I think it's a little bit of a hedge against the extreme public action here And I also think it is the difficulty that I have like trying to get this my model to Properly wait Sean O'Malley's level of competition And that's obviously one of the tougher things to do especially when you're dealing inherently with small samples in usc Trying to adjust for all that stuff and make things really Accumely on the fly can be tough. Okay. So the one bet that Austin is liking here under three and a half rounds Which is minus 142 F. Andrews sportsbook that's like one it's more so you like than one you love though, correct Yeah, so jim if you if you actually look down the alternate when will the fight end uh round one Two or three there we go Um, I it was at the bottom yesterday. I'm not sure if the market's off the border what's going on But uh, yeah the under three and a half is available. There it is round one two or three might be because three and a half for an extra round My hypothesis is that if sterling is in control I don't think this fight will last very long and I don't really need that extra half round for the Sean O'Malley knockout threat So at minus 112 I prefer that bet to the under which is juiced a little bit more that gives you another half of round four I would rather take this bet if you can get both the fandom sports book Okay, so the fight to end in round one two or three minus 112 that is alternate when the fight will end Across five rounds of fandom sports, but this is why we have Austin on and not me Guiding you through the fandom sports book out, but it sounds like still even at minus 112. That's more so A lean for you than one you'd actually want it back, correct? Right. I think a lot of the equity in this in this lean is in the first two rounds And by the way, this is the great part about fandom sports Well, if they have so many UFC props available compared to competitors There are a lot of different ways you can attack these same angles Okay, let's talk about the other title fight on the card for this weekend We have got Zhang Wei Lei taking on Amanda Lemosh. That is at That is later in the night as well on saturday right now Zhang's money line is minus 325 Lemosh is plus 250 It's another one where we do have a pretty heavy favorite here. How do you see this fight breaking down, Austin? So this is a really steep money line for Zhang Wei Lei, right? And that kind of happens at this top level of women's MMA think of ronda rousey from a prior era They become the stars they get the public support But i'm just not there with Zhang Wei Lei as far as a mixed martial artist She has a just a 53% striking defense. That's not ideal. It's lower than usually see a championship level We've seen her knocked out in a title fight by rose namayunus before 66% takedown defense. That's how she lost the immediate rematch to rose namayunus And really she hasn't fought at a championship level in her last couple of fights She knocked out a retiring yohana jae cheque And then carla asparza in her last fight in a title unification about One-dimensional wrestler who basically seated 20% in size. She had no chance to take Wei Lei Zhang down It was very apparent from the opening bell But lemo she makes for an interesting matchup on paper here because she passes the size requirement first and foremost And i've got a stronger rating on her in my model than rose namayunus So I just mentioned beat Zhang Wei Lei twice and the thing about lemo She has unbelievable accuracy 57% striking accuracy very efficient with big time power She's willing to pick her spots at range and then an 81% takedown defense A lot of straw weights are just out of Zhang Wei Lei's class because of size lemo. She's not that she's done a very good job keeping her feet here My model still plays a lot of respect to Zhang. She's got the better level competition a higher plus 1.73 striking success rate But amanda lemos just beat marina rodriguez who is a one-dimensional striker plus 1.64 ssr And that was a great win as far as a striking As far as evaluating her striking talent if she can stay on her feet here I really like her my model does think there's value on lemo share a picture to win 39.2% of the time These odds imply just a 28.6 chance and the best individual value as far as a specific outcome in this fight I love lemo spy knockout. I've got it at plus 307 in my model It's coming back at plus 500 on fan dual sports books So lemo she's showing a lot of value for me in this fight and it checks out with what I believe mentally And which one do you pick between those two lemo spy knockout is 5 to 1 the money line is plus 250 You have value in both even prefer market between those two So lemo savage is nearly a submission attempt for 15 minutes. This fight has tremendous odds to be finished inside of the full distance It's not expected to go the distance. I do believe lemo. She's live for a submission here So I put a unit on her money line And then just sprinkled the knockout prop with a fractional unit as well I I prefer the money line because her submission danger is very very live in this fight Okay, so whenever I have a situation where my model deviates pretty far from the market And I think a 10 percentage point gap is a pretty wide margin I ask myself why you know, why am I separate from the market? And Does the explanation for why the market is different from me? Explain away that gap, you know, am I too high and things like that when you do that that process for this one And try to explain why lemo.  She's actually I'm pretty sure this is only her second fight in front of a live crowd She was at ufc long island last summer But jung wele has been in title fights. She was in the fight of the year in 2021 against yonah You jcheck in their first matchup like jung wele is just more well known and of course, she's the defending champion Which will also influence the money line Um, I typically as funny as this is going to sound I don't see a 10 difference as far as my model As large as maybe in a sport like you do with nascar because These ufc lines are influenced for very odd reasons. We're going to actually talk about that in the next money line That you see upwards It really I do it analytically but of course like you said the samples are so small in ufc That there are so many other factors that actually go into setting these money lines Um, I more so use this as confirmation of my model is looking at lemo's just historical stats It sees openings for her and that matches what I feel with wele jung Which is she's got these vulnerabilities in certain areas that I don't think she should carry this implied probability to win Okay, so austin's favorite bet in this match is lemo's his money line plus 250 right now fangirl sportsbook And potentially to win by knockout or technical knockout at five to one as well Let's talk about the rest of this card austin We've got a bunch of other fights available for this weekend when you look at the other money lines specifically on this card Where you're seeing value right now fangirl sportsbook So if you want to lock it in winner, this is not the bet for you But I see a lot of value here that with the largest underdog on the card here neil magnie was coming back in plus 360 last night I'm not sure if this line is continued to move Against him overnight. It is plus 370 now. Yeah, it is moved all week um, gary gary opened around minus 200 and this thing has just ballooned upwards and um If when you look at ian gary, he is an undefeated welterweight from ireland who is very brash a powerful striker If an irish powerful striker who is very brash comes to mind That is connor mcgregor and these two, you know, they have locked paths and he's certainly taken that mold on Was showing out yesterday at the ufc press conference The problem is is that he doesn't have what connor mcgregor had when he was ascending through ufc Which is a sharp analytical background and a great record of opponents that he was beating Just earlier this year some canon very forgettable guy in ufc 4 and 3 dropped ian gary Nearly knocked him out cold and now ian gary later this year is taking on a ranked opponent in neil magny He just has a lot of holes in his profile 53% striking defense gary gets hit Quite a bit magny doesn't have the power per se to like just make up for it all in one shot But he could find some success at range here with a six inch reach advantage And we haven't seen ian gary wrestle or grapple at all in ufc and that is neil magny's specialty Magny's a gritty veteran that'll put you up against the cage has a lot of sneaky trips Um And he's been fighting ranked competition neil magny's 7 and 3 in his last 10 fights All three of his losses came in grappling situations He was taken down a bunch a couple submissions and you know at 25 years old I know full well, this will be the best version of ian gary. We've seen so far at 36 years old It might be the worst version of neil magny. We've seen so far But i've got this so wide that i can't ignore it and again This is just based on their historical data, but my monobloids magny is 58.1% likely to win But there are other factors here gary improving gary's age I understand his place is the favorite because he's the more dynamic athlete here He's the guy with knockout power, but there are so many questions. We have about him Things that magny does well like wrestling and grappling magny over a 40 percent takedown accuracy and a gigantic sample exceeding 20 fights He's great at that. So I really think magny can stall against this if the money line is a little too rich for you I think you could look at over two and a half rounds, which is plus 100 Which is basically a case to say ian gary's gonna have a tougher night at the office here than expected via this money line Yeah, the money line for magny is plus 370 mentioned this plus 360 last night You said that they've been taking on money on gary. So that money line has been extending I want to ask you about your thought process on when to bet this one Because if it's still extending to plus 370 that implies there's a chance we can get it at longer later on Are you willing to hold out and kind of see if we can get a better number at plus than plus 370 later on we see a lot of interesting money come in saturday mornings in different sports and you'll see You know favorites extend as they're being tacked on the parlays and stuff like that Do you want to wait on magny to see if you can get better than plus 370? Or is that a bit too greedy and you want to take it now to ensure you lock in that value? Yeah, so I I think you absolutely can wait on this guy You really just have to a lot of the money that comes in saturday morning A lot of sharp betters have already taken gary at a much shorter number You know parlayed him in certain respects had all sorts of different ways to attack an angle despite now This thing is ballooning to a point where I think you can wait I don't expect money to come in on magny from either public betters or sharp betters. I think you can wait I would I would feel very confident if this line moved back toward magny just a touch already because that means post weigh-ins As people continue to do more tape on gary They start to see openings and I you know, I've talked to a couple of betters that are wagering Five figures as far as units are concerned And they have an interest in magny in a lot of different ways over two and a half rounds magny by decision If plus 550 and the thing about these money lines is you can kind of attack them in fraction of units So you don't really have to put a full unit down on neil magnia plus 360 if you see value I have a fractional unit on on this play. It's not really a a full unit lock it in love his position to win I just think he's extremely undervalued in this spot It's the guy with a better level of competition and all of the data that's quality Yeah, you should always account for the fact that even a plus 370 if we if we assume that the market is correct The implied odds of winning are 22% or a little bit lower than 22% so keep that in mind when you're allocating Uh, your bets there, but magny plus 370 of value for austin Which you could potentially get a bit longer if you were to wait on that any other money lines you like across usc 292 Yes, so I actually feel much better about this one as far as a winner But she's still coming back at plus 280 that is andrea kgb lee on the early prelims She's taking on natalia selva here very interesting prospect in this women's flyweight division But it's kind of a similar handicap lee is the one that is ranked She's been fighting ranked competition as the established veteran Natalia selva has not natalia selva has beaten a couple of ufc fighters that might be handed their walking papers before the end of 2023 And andrea lee can strike plus 1.54 striking success rate as far as my models expected wins are concerned It looks at the peripheral data and says should this fighter have won over 50% of the time She's 5 and 5 in ufc as far as expected wins are concerned. It would have given her the nod in 10 out of 10 fights So that's how unlucky she's been She's had three split decisions with the judges scorecard as well as a couple of unanimous decisions where she actually Was the better more efficient strikers So a lot of unlucky decision related results, which can happen with mma judging from time to time It's why a lot of these ai bots that judge are kind of interesting And the one shortcoming andrea lee has had against top level competition 54% takedown defense is not very good. That has been where natalia selva has struggled so far Selva landing just one of her three takedown attempts so far. She's more of a striker She doesn't really do it by all for all intents and purposes We're expecting a striking match here and andrea lee four inches in reach 64 striking defense is 95th percentile For this division and she's got all these this giant sample to prove it as well I feel so good about her I think plus 280 is a gift and I really do think she wins this fight as the more experienced longer fighter And this one does appear to be taking a bit of money on lee because she has shortened to plus 270 So still very similar to what you had in a plus 280 But it is shorting a bit so it doesn't like there is at least some interest in the public To get in on lee, which is currently plus 270 on her money line. What about some prop sauce? Any props you like across this card? For sure, and I'm gonna go with a couple of UFC veterans on this guy on the on the prelim card I'm looking at Gregory Rodriguez.  He said I fell in love with my hands I was knocking dudes out, but I am a grappling fighter. That's why I got knocked out in my last fight And I agree Gregory Rodriguez. I'm looking if you go to the method and round combo market I love Gregory Rodriguez by round one submission here sitting at plus 425 at least when I saw it last night And Rodriguez, I think he did the promotion of favor earlier this year He took on a last minute opponent who was very strong very powerful ended up getting knocked out They are giving him every chance to rebound here because dentists to lulin is a terrible grappler He has a 72 take down defense, which is not bad But it's also not perfect and anytime he's gotten there. He was submitted quickly and Rodriguez Average is 2.2 takedowns for 15 minutes really solid 50 efficiency And I talked about algemene sterling slanting the competition level 100 his direction That's 100 in rodriguez's direction here. He's bought much better guys in UFC And he's averaged 0.6 submission attempts for 15 minutes with the right game plan I think this is over very quickly for the black belt It is not always employed But I loved hearing that from him at the press conference that he thinks I need to get back to grappling That's a clear advantage for him in this fight I still think he can certainly win it if he goes to striking. He's got the better striking success rate But this is my favorite favorite on the card and I love attacking this with a quick submission I think other people heard the same press conference as you because this is short into plus 360 now Rodriguez by submission in round one Is that too short because that's a pretty big difference 425 to 360 Is that too big where you no longer see value as always shop around to see what you can find But like is that short enough where you're no longer on it? So my model can't project specific rounds But I've actually got Gregory Rodriguez as minus money to actually find a submission in this fight So I still feel very confident about that once again Um, I actually was talking to a buddy right before we hopped on here You could hedge this with round two submission which comes in a longer number But I feel like as soon as rodriguez is successful in getting the takedown that he will quickly find a submission That's what happened to diloulin. He seated a takedown was quickly submitted in his other two fights I think it will happen again here Alrighty, so Gregory Rodriguez by submission in round one is plus 360 at vandal sportsbook as he takes on denis diloulin Any other props you like across usb 292 Yeah, and I was having a tough time deciding how to attack this big gap in my model where It sees a lot of value in on the main card of marlin cheeto vera taken on Pedro Munoz To be finished inside the distance now It still believes over 50 of the time that this fight will find a decision But if you look at the round betting on vandal sportsbook over two and a half round series like minus 380 They are full on expecting a decision My model says it's about a 52 55 percent somewhere in their probability So when i'm looking at an early finish, there's one dude that I believe can finish this fight early It is marlin cheeto vera five inch reach advantage massive knockdown rate for bantam weight 1.09 percent That is as good as it gets and Pedro Munoz much smaller guy Vera's a finisher eight of his last 10 ufc wins have come by a finish But the last two came via decision So that recent memory is kind of in the public's mind But in by and large he is a finisher right and I look at this My model has cheeto vera to win by knockout tko submission. So that's in the double chance market It's kind of what I prefer to as an inside the distance prop My model has it at plus 223 is currently sitting at plus 340 I think the best way to get there on sportsbook you go to popular Um, and then double chance if you scroll down a little bit It might be at the very bottom now. Thank you A lot of props to sift through but by knockout to tko or submission sitting at plus 340 I'm actually I don't actually see what it says there, but my model has it at plus 223 So I feel great about this bet um and vera is kind of a slow starter He often punts the first round intentionally to kind of get his reads You know just kind of see what his opponent is doing and if that's the case and he is trailing late That aids this bet and I that's why I feel better about this bet than backing his money line straight up at minus 210 Because if he's intentionally throwing one of the three rounds away his win probability drops dramatically after round one Even if that is mathematically, I should say it drops after round one He's found a way to come from behind to find the finish. I still wouldn't recommend it I prefer this as a method that he could possibly rally before the end Or maybe it's possible his athletic advantages just starts munoz right away is a late notice fight He's been fighting much better competition. I love cheeto vera in this spot Okay, that is again a double chance market at fendall's sportsbook marlin vera by knockout Or submission knockout technical knockout or submission plus 340 right now over at fendall That is austin sway make sure you check him out on twitter at a swing three fun all of his work over at fendall research austin I appreciate the time that's always have fun on the heat check later on today breaking down all these Fights made dfs perspective. I appreciate the time and enjoy the fights this weekend. Absolutely. I can't wait I appreciate that. We're gonna have a good time on the heat check. I'll put with wayans completing I'll probably have that guy out here in a couple of hours if you're looking to fill out that Free roll for fendall research. Not sure what you're doing. I'll give you reasons to consider both sides and build your own unique lineup I love it. All right. Make sure you check that out on the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed and find Also on twitter at a swing three. I am on twitter at jim sonnis j i m s a n n e s you can also follow fendall research at fendall research I want to thank you all for tuning in for today. Have a fantastic weekend We'll talk to you once again on monday. This has been covering the spread right here on the fendall podcast network


Hi, welcome to SuperUserTV here at the OpenStack Summit in Austin. Can you introduce yourself and tell me about your role in the community? Hey, nice to meet you. I'm Travis. I'm a senior security architect for IBM. I'm also a member of the OpenStack security project. Awesome. So security is a big thing when it comes to people talking about OpenStack. So what does the OpenStack security team do for the community? Sure. Yeah. So we actually have two things we focus on. We want to help developers of OpenStack and we also want to help people that are using OpenStack. And so we kind of branch off in those two areas and we have services that we offer for each. For example, for developers, we offer tools such as Bandit that help them find security issues in their code before it gets into OpenStack. And then on the deployment side, we have things like the security notes and the security guide that make it easy for somebody that's not a security expert to know what are the things they should be doing when they're using OpenStack. So what are some of the comments? You're working with two very different groups of people. What are some of the common pieces of feedback that you receive from developers and then from operators? I'd say the common piece is that we really just want to do everything we can to make it easier. So both of these groups are people that are very busy. They have things they're trying to get done and they don't want to become security experts. So basically they say, what can you do for us to make our jobs easier? Awesome. And so what's the best way for someone to get in contact with y'all if they do have concerns or they want to learn more about what y'all are doing? Sure. There are a few ways. We hang out all the time on IRC and FreeNode in a channel called OpenStack Security. We also have weekly meetings on FreeNode. And we have the mailing list. If you post anything with security, then we'll read it and respond quickly. Awesome. And so how big is this team that you're on? We have about 250 listed members, but we're not even close to that big. A lot of people just hang around and lurk. We have probably about 25 to 30 members at any time, but we're looking to grow. So if there's anybody that's interested, we'd love to have them stop by. Awesome. So for folks that are interested, is IRC the best way to get to share that voice? I'd say so, yeah. Just show up in the OpenStack Security channel, say you're new and what you're interested in, and somebody will definitely respond and get you involved. Awesome. And so I picked up a magazine today for the Super User Magazine and I saw the Bandit article. So can you talk to me a little bit more about what Bandit is and how it's helping developers? Sure. So Bandit is a tool. Basically, OpenStack is a lot of Python code. And since it's a lot of code, it can be difficult to find issues. And the idea with Bandit is it's a tool that makes it easier to find possible security issues. So it runs quickly against a large code base, shows you where there might be potential issues, and then from there you can drill down and find out whether it's a real issue or not. Awesome. And so what is the security team doing here at the summit? Do y'all have sessions or what are y'all talking about? Sure. Yeah. We have sessions. We have design sessions. One of the things we're working on this time is threat modeling. So what we want to do is develop a comprehensive process by which we can go for a project that's either existing or new, find out any potential issues before it actually makes it into the code, and then publish documentation based on that. Awesome. Sounds like you'll have a very busy week here. I think so. Awesome. Well, thank you so much for your time today and it was great to meet you. Great. Great to meet you too. Thank you.


They write down when you pre-reg, you're now number 100, and then they gotta find badge 100, which takes a bunch of time. No, no, no, don't write any number. And then when the guy shows up, give them the next badge, give them the order in which they show up to Magfest. Now there are, they do one thing that is kind of nice, I don't know how I feel about it, right? Which is if you decide to pay more money, you can get a better badge, right? Those are real nice badges. They're really nice. You can get these big acrylic badges and they also had these plastic ones. I saw one guy with a wood one. I don't know if he made it or if he was. I don't know, but I think you pay more money, you get a better badge. But the better badge, what was different about it was it doesn't get you anything except the better badge.  Now, we're both way against like Comic Con style. We're like, if you pay more, you just get the line.  It's like, well, it's not really fair. Someone paid more money to get to cut the line. I mean, look at Pax, it's super underpriced because everyone's got time, not everyone has money. That's right, but with Magfest, the super supporters really don't seem to get much of anything except this badge. They don't get anything except a better badge. They had to stand in that same line. Yeah.  But I think the thing what they could do is- Well, have them check in like guests. Exactly, right? Or if you mailed them the badge. Also, just how do you, how did it take an hour for you to deal with 10 people? And because they didn't have any process for dealing with a problem. Like we get up there and we're not on the list. We're doing panels and they had no way to resolve that situation. They didn't have like, okay, if you have a problem, go over here to this one person who's only gonna deal with problems, nothing. Yep. All right, so that's most of what was bad at Magfest. Yeah, I have no other major complaints. Bad reg, bad BO, general level of unprofessionalism that needs to be professionalized at the top as the convention grows. Yep. Oh, one other thing that was bad was a panel. Scheduling, they didn't leave any gaps between panels. But Tim knows, they got the panels. He was like, yeah, we wanted to do that. Next year we're doing it. They know they're gonna fix it, but I got, you know, it was a problem this year. They had a panel that ended at three and a panel that started at three. They also didn't do explicit room clears. Cause a couple of panels- I did see sometimes rooms got cleared. No, they cleared them, but they didn't have any policy about it.  And then they had the shuffle of trying to force everyone out, force everyone in. And that was a little problematic. I guess if we're gonna complain, the projector was a teeny bit dark. And the hotel- The tabletop library was meager. Not existent. But we brought it. We brought a library. We brought a better library than they had. I don't know. There weren't enough tables for tabletop gaming. But what are you gonna do in that venue? The hotel, this is kind of a weird aside. There is, I don't know how that hotel got away with it.  They were astronomical. It's like, I would go into a room and if you ask me, all right, I'm holding my hand over the numbers, right? Scott, tell me how many people the fire marshal would allow in this room. I'd be like what, 40 people? With no chairs and no tables. No chairs, no tables, wait. I'd be like 40 or 50, max. 95. 95.  If you were 95 people in here, we'd be dead. Either that hotel bribed someone a long time ago or Alexandria has way different laws from cities.  Or that hotel is corrupt or something because that was not. I mean, the numbers were, not only were the numbers dangerous, but you could not fit that many people in the rooms. Yeah. Like physically, I don't know where, maybe they changed the walls. I think they have a sardine law.  Now it's not a complaint against magfest. There's nothing they could do about that other than moving venues, which they should. That venue's terrible. They absolutely should, it was not good. I mean, the concert space is itty-bitty. We didn't even go to the concerts because there's no way. I can't comment on the quality of the concerts. I'm sure, you know, everyone who went to them was like super excited about the bands they saw and whatever, you know? So I'm sure that the music was excellent. But it was a tiny room. When I looked into that room, while it was being set up, it was a very small room. It was smaller than like some rooms were on panels. And they wouldn't let you bring a bag in there.  So I can't go in there. So. But the reason I bring up the fire code stuff is that magfest is used to this because they're in Alexandria for whatever reason it has this weird fire marshal La La Land. KatsuCon and all the other concerts we've been to in DC, they don't have that luxury of just ignoring fire safety. Apparently the fire, I heard the story. The fire marshal was there on Thursday or Friday and Thursday. It was weird that we never saw him though. I mean, Connecticut even.  Yeah, so. New York City, same way. KatsuCon, Virginia, I don't know. Alexandria. I don't know. I hope magfest never burns down. Yeah, that'd be very bad. So all that aside, magfest was super crazy awesome. Well, it was super crazy awesome. All right, so it was pretty good. It was the most fun I've had at a non-PACS convention in a long time. Right, but were those funds that you had, how much of those funds were magfest's fall or your own fall? Well, the trouble. Because if you can't attribute it to magfest if it's something that you could have done say just if you got a hotel room on your own. The trouble with that though is that some of the things I could do on my own but what magfest provided was not the con or anything the con did but the fact that a bunch of like-minded people all showed up in the same place. Had there been no con and all the same people showed up then yeah, I could have done almost all these things. But magfest and PACS are kind of polar opposites of the kind of cons we like. PACS is definitely the, if you go to this con there is stuff to do that the con is giving you things like these epic stadium concerts and this giant tabletop library. Magfest is not that kind of con. Magfest is a room party, hang out with your friends, meet new people con. If you're not going to a concert or playing in the arcade or going to a panel. You really don't need a badge.    I mean people stop to watch the football game, because if you're very close to Baltimore to all the Ravens fans lined up for the game which they lost. How many people would have walked out of packs to go to bars and watch a football game? If it was Seahawks Playoffs game, they would have. Even then, if it's an important game, how many people would leave packs for that versus people who were just chilling in Magfest? Well the difference was if packs was a hotel con and if the game was on in the hotel lobby in packs and you could have watched it with all these packs while you're playing games and drinking. Right. Because we spent most of our con in either tabletop or in the lobby of the hotel. Playing Jungle Speed mostly but also many other tabletop games and because it was a four-day con we actually had a lot of time to play tabletop RPGs. We played a surprising number of like, we played a whole free market but so the con is laid out. We don't really do this about other cons we go to because everyone knows how they're all laid out if you've been listening to Geeknice or going to these cons. Not a lot of you have been to Magfest. It's kind of small. People aren't flying from Seattle so I think it's worth it to talk about the layout. There's not much there. They had an artist alley vending area that. That was sort of mixed with the arcade. Everything was sort of, the area where all the vendors and the games and all that stuff was all sort of squished into one space. Sort of, with some doors in between, right? Yeah. So they had a panel area like this long hallway and at the end were three tiny little panel rooms. Tiny, bitty, bitty. But also the jam space, the Magfest famous jam space was down there which was sort of annoying because you could hear it in the adjacent panel rooms. It was a little annoying but it was also kind of this like background groove. Well, it's like it was like, okay, they put it over there because they wanted to keep it out of the way of everything else, which is what you should do because the jam space makes a lot of noise. Now what they should have done, remember in the hotel, right next to Magfest was this gigantic like open bar area that they probably could have rented out or used that they didn't. Yeah, that was in the retreat area. That should have been jam space. They should have put it in the retreat area but I guess they just didn't think. In fact, had they had all the bands doing their jam space there and then paid the hotel to open that bar that would have been a rocking room. They could have made some awesome down there. Apparently there were multiple parties that started in that room.  I think part of the problem though is that room is so close to hotel rooms that it would disturb hotel guests. However, this hotel for the venue that it was, if Magfest were going to stay in this venue they would have to get a contract with the hotel that basically literally rents out the entire hotel. There were non-Magfest people, yet Magfest sold out and anyone who was not Magfest in that hotel was fucked. Fuck. Like badly. I can't imagine them having enjoyed themselves in whatever they were trying to do. But anyway, yeah. So the vending area, you know, it had a mix.  A surprising number though, we're selling retro game stuff. Yeah, they were doing the hard sell. One guy was like, check this out, gold Zelda, gold Zelda, 10 bucks, 10 bucks. Come on, man. And I was like, you know, you want it. I was like, you know, it was kind of weird because on the one hand it was fun to walk around and look at all the stuff but I wasn't buying any of it. But if you were a collector of that sort of thing or an aspiring collector, then this was like the place for you because there was never, I don't think there's any place else in the U.S. that's gonna have that sort of collection of, you know, retro game stuff all in the same place for sale. And they were selling, like there was a dude who had a links in an unopened, still shrink-wrapped box. There was all sorts of crazy stuff like that. You know, if you could think of it, it was, if it wasn't ultra rare, you know, ultra, ultra rare, it was there. What was cool though, is that it was also kind of an artist alley and there were people selling the kind of stuff you see it like an animicon artist alley. And they were really good. I think the best guy was the one who had the like oil pixel paintings. Yeah, that guy was the best. We met him on the final day, Sunday, when we were just about to leave. He was a cool guy. What's weird is he was not the only one. There were a couple of these people that we talked to and obviously not a representative sample but enough to where I wonder, this anecdotal, they never really went to other cons. And we were like, man, if you went to an animicon and we explained like at Otacon is an order of magnitude bigger than this. The artist alley is bigger than all of Magfest. Multiple orders of magnitude bigger. And your stuff is better than most of what we've seen there. You could make money. You could make a money. And he's like, tell me more about these animic items. I don't know how much money you would make at the Magfest, but whatever. Yeah, but there was stuff there. I didn't buy anything, but I walked around. There was a trouble that the alleys, like the alley itself, it was like this narrow. You basically couldn't walk through it. But you could walk through it very slowly, but it was never extremely crowded. It wasn't like Otacon dealer's room where people are packed in because they really want some shit, right? It was cramped and space-wise, but not so many people in that area. It was a chill hangout. Like some of the guests were hanging out there. James Rolf, who we never actually talked to, was hanging out. Yeah, one person we really wanted to see at the con. We never saw. Oh, well. Well, because we were gonna go to his panel and I think we ordered Chinese food instead. Yeah. That happened a lot ordering food. But actually, food delivery worked really well unlike Connecticut. We got some slightly average, okay, Chinese food one night. We got some okay, pizza one night. Yeah, it was good. It was okay. Yeah, so right next to the dealer vending area was pretty much the core of Magfest, which is the arcade and also the console gaming room. So it's very rare that we will say this. Packs could learn a lot from how Magfest got their arcade set up. That's for sure. Packs has money and yet had the tiniest little arcade. Kotacon. Well, I mean the arcade, but the Packs free play console room was a little different, right? Because the way the Packs free play console is, they have all these consoles and you pick the game you want, right? Whereas the Magfest console was more the style of Otacon, where it's like these are the games that are set up, just go play. I think there should be a mix. I like the idea of having, I check out Kaboomum and I go play it with my friends, but also the common games, like a bunch of people are gonna want to play GameCube Smash Brothers, have a whole area dedicated to that in the corner. Yep, and just have a whole bunch of chairs lined up with the right controllers and people just lose their walks, keep going. It was more that, I don't think the logistics of the game room were better than Packs' game rooms or Otacon's game rooms or anything, the culture was better. Yeah, I mean, there were certain items that were missing, like there was no Rampart machine, which is, you know, personal- How much can we complain about that? Kotacon's the only con that's ever gotten us a Rampart machine. But in terms of- By request nonetheless, we were like, you guys get a Rampart machine and they got it. Yeah, but in terms of, you know, total quality of, you know, the whole collection of games there were to play in the arcade and the console, it was like A-plus, right? They had more arcade machines than Kotacon has ever had. And Kotacon had way more than Packs ever had. Of much better selection. Got plus? Yeah, got plus. They had- I didn't even know they had a crane that you could play. Yeah, they just had a crane game full of stuff. Now they bricked up the end. They're like, all right, you can't actually get the toys, but you can play this crane game for free and it was way fun. They had some pinballs, but they kept breaking, but they still had pinballs. And they kept fixing them. They kept fixing them as much as they could. They had-


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So the Ravens claim Devontae Harris off waivers today and you ask who is Devontae Harris? Well he's a 25 year old cornerback so he's young and he also used to play for the Broncos. That's the team that cut him or waved him and he was a draft pick of the Cincinnati Bengals. But now you may ask the question but why? Why would they claim Devontae Harris? Let me read you this list. Tavon Young, Eamon Marshall, Anthony Averitt, Khalil Dorsey and Tyrell Bonds. That is a list of the Ravens' Corners who have been or are on in your reserve this season alone. This season alone. The Ravens they started off this season with so much depth at the cornerback position and those just started dropping and when that injury bug bites, it bites and it bit hard this time. Now the Ravens are not new to having injury history at the cornerback position because if you've been a Ravens fan for even just four or five years you know that when they get hit with Corners injured, oh it's rough. It's a big yikes. It's a huge yikes and it would usually be Jimmy Smith that would be the main guy. He would go down and somebody else would go down and somebody else would it would just get ugly. But Ravens over the years they sort of prepared themselves for it a lot better just in case Jimmy Smith was to go down. They always had backup options over the past couple of years but even now they had backup option but all the backup options they end up going down to. So again when people ask you why Devonte Harris you just point them to that list. You point them to Jimmy Smith and I'm not saying that as a diss to Jimmy Smith at all but the Ravens just simply have to have options. They got to have options. So even as much as Eric the Costin company tried to prepare for this this season they weren't prepared enough and again that's to no fault of their own because they had cornerbacks. They had again if you remember the list it's hard to remember all the cornerbacks that we started with. Like Marlon Humphrey, Marquis Peters, Jimmy Smith, Tavon Young, Anthony Avan. Even like we had we were stacked at the cornerbacks like stacked. You talk to nine out of ten people and they're going to tell you oh who got the best secondary in the league? Ravens? Ravens? Then of course Earl Thomas. We know what happened with that. Tavon Young a couple weeks into the season. Even Marcia before the season even started. Anthony Avan while he's actually playing good. The Tyrell Bonds, then Khalil Dorsey. The names just kept dropping. They kept dropping over and over and over. So we're here. We're here. Ravens tried to put in the claim for Valentine but he got picked up by somebody else who had a worse record so they didn't even get a chance. But this ended up working out for the Ravens and hopefully it works out both on and off the field. And don't forget Tramon Williams too. They just signed him and he played in his first game last week. Didn't give up any catches. So that's good. Good start for him. But now they add more depth because again they need more depth. They need this was a necessity. Their depth has been hurting, lacking, bad. But this improves it. As far as his play, how good he is. I'm unaware of that. I'm naive to that. Because I do not know much about or I don't know anything about Devontae Harris. I've heard mixed reviews on him from people but I just got to see for myself. So whether that's watching film or waiting till he actually plays for the Ravens, we'll figure it out when we get there. But I'm 1000% behind, rooting for him and hoping that everything works out even better than he expects it to. So to even keep it clean, I appreciate y'all. I love y'all and we out.


Concerns over community spread of COVID-19 has caused the St. Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, SLASPA, to institute some new measures in clearing and collecting personal effects from the castry sport. A similar system at Port Viewfort will be implemented in the coming weeks. Persons clearing personal effects cargo would not be allowed to come to the ports without an appointment to clear such cargo. This is for pod castries in the first instance and a similar initiative will be rolled out at Port Viewfort in the coming weeks. The assistant controller at the customs and excise department Ava Duterville is also encouraging the public to pay attention to the new requirements and protocols. Only customers with appointments for specific assignments will be attended to, so we encourage everyone to make appointments with SLASPA for the number of assignments you need to clear out of customs charge. Everyone is to wear a mask as mandated by our health officials. Persons seeking to clear personal effects at pod castries must make an appointment via WhatsApp text to 285-1091 or 285-1175 Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4pm. Before heading to the port for the confirmed appointments, please ensure that you carry all documents that will be required by customs and excise department and by SLASPA. One, the naming in detail that's your first name, your last name, the bill of laden or delivery number, your identification card number, a contact number, and the vehicle registration number. If you are clearing on behalf of someone, you need a copy of their ID card and an authorization letter from them. SLASPA says the new measures are being implemented with guidance from the health officials and in accordance with strict COVID-19 protocols. Director of seaports Adrian Hillay has called for patience as these measures are to ensure the health of customers and employees of SLASPA and customs and excise. I know it's a new initiative. I know persons are accustomed of coming to the port as soon as they get the documentation. I'd like to appeal to everyone to work with us. The aim is not to inconvenience you. The aim is to keep you safe. Again, SLASPA has reiterated that from November 4th, only persons with appointments and proper documentation will be allowed into the ports for clearing or collecting goods.


Direct alkaline alcohol fuel cells, DAFs, have gained popularity due to their favorable reaction kinetics in alkaline media, higher energy densities achievable, and ease of handling liquid fuels. Despite the high energy density available during the oxidation of polycarbon alcohols, these compounds are difficult to oxidize. Conventional precious metal catalysts such as platinum and platinum alloys, as well as less expensive palladium, gold, and silver metal catalysts have been explored. Lanthanum, strontium oxide, and perovskite type oxides have also been investigated. Polymer electrolyte membranes are commonly used in DAFs, unlike conventional proton exchange membrane fuel cells. The performance of DAFs using various alcohols, catalysts, and membranes, as well as operating parameters, is summarized. Further development of catalysts, membrane materials, and fuel cell systems will be necessary to increase the power output of DAFs. This article was authored by Aline Howe, Keith Scott, and Ulrika Krueger. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


Hi, and welcome to the session. I'm Shashi and I'm going to help you to solve the following question. Question is, find the number of terms in each of the following APs, that is, automatic progression. The first of automatic progression given to us is 7, 13, 19, till 205. First of all, let us understand that mth term, an, is given by a plus n minus 1 multiplied by d, where a is the first term of AP and d is the common difference between the two consecutive terms of AP. Now, let us start with the solution AP given to us is 7, 13, 19, till 205. Clearly, we can see the first term of AP is equal to 7 and the common difference between the two consecutive terms is equal to 6, now let us assume that there are n terms in the given AP, then nth term that is an must be equal to 205. So, you know an is given by a plus n minus 1 multiplied by d as we have already read in key idea. Now, we will substitute the corresponding values of an, a and d in the formula and find the value of n. So, substituting the corresponding values we get 205 is equal to 7 plus n minus 1 multiplied by 6. Now, this implies 205 minus 7 is equal to n minus 1 multiplied by 6. Now, this further implies 198 is equal to n minus 1 multiplied by 6. This implies n minus 1 is equal to 198 divided by 6. This implies n minus 1 is equal to 33. Now, finally we get n is equal to 33 plus 1 equal to 34. So, there are 34 terms in the given AP. So, our required answer is 34. This completes the session. Hope you understood the session. Take care and goodbye.


Abstract, this paper proposes a new method of ultra-thin holography using sub-wavelength patterns in an acoustic insulation plate. The patterns are designed according to the non-local wave interaction theory, allowing for the manipulation of sound waves to create complex shapes. Experiments were conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method, showing that it can be used to create a sun pattern in both air and water. This article was authored by Xi'an Li, Minghao Liu, Zonglin Li, and others.