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The Sixers are dead and Max has a very measured take on the season (00:00:00-00:18:52). The Knicks are set to go against the Pacers after the Bucks lose Game 6 (00:00:00-00:18:52). We talk Hockey and the return of cocky Hank plus Deion Sanders should stop tweeting (00:18:52-00:49:00). Randy Moss joins the show to break down the Kentucky Derby, storylines, and his favorite picks both today and Saturday (00:49:00-01:25:43). Keith Yandle joins the pod to talk NHL Playoffs, best goalies, who is coming out of the West and more (01:25:43-01:56:06). We finish with Fyre Fest of the Week and an all time weird brainstorming session (01:56:06-02:18:32).

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The NBA and NHL playoffs are here and we talk about every game from the weekend. Timberwolves next up (00:00:00-00:15:23). Is Embiid made of glass (00:15:23-00:24:41)? The Lakers/Nuggets play the same game over and over (00:24:41-00:35:22). Big Cat has some words for Jerry Reinsdorf (00:35:22-00:44:59). Celtics are a wagon and the Mavs tricks us all (00:44:59-00:58:12). The Bruins own the Leafs and we debut our Period of the week (00:58:12-01:06:33). Who's back of the week including Ryan Garcia's electric weekend, rap beef, and John Sterling's brand new TV (01:06:33-01:26:09). Todd McShay joins the show to get us ready for the NFL Draft this week, where the draft starts, what he's hearing about picks after Caleb Williams at 1, who he loves that no one is talking about and a bonus fun fact about Mel Kiper having no cell phone and 5 landlines (01:26:09-02:16:44). We finish with Mr Pear trying to pick one single winner one time (02:16:44-02:27:44).

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We’re back in studio and here to fix the NBA All Star Game once and for all. Doc Rivers is making headlines everywhere (00:00:00-00:21:38) and Hank is ready with his top 10 Patriots list, but we only let him reveal number 6 (00:21:38-00:34:20). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including baseball talk and Sydney Sweeney (00:34:20-00:56:52). 16 year NHL pro Keith Yandle joins us to catch up on hockey, how he’s never owned a computer, incredible Jaromir Jagr stories and more (00:56:52-01:47:37). We finish with life after football goals and Hank makes the worst bet of his life (01:47:37-01:47:37).

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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, another NHL player sparks outrage from LGBT activists by refusing to wear their religious symbolism on his uniform. Meanwhile, the New York Times publishes a patently insane op-ed claiming that ancient Judaism recognized at least four different genders. Also, is Trump about to be arrested, handcuffed, and perp walked? And if he is, how should we respond? Plus, leftists in Portland hold a funeral for public health after Oregon lifts its mask mandate, because apparently Oregon still had a mask mandate. And a group of drag queens discuss the dangers of "appropriation," while being apparently totally oblivious to the irony. In our Daily Cancellation, a guy running for district attorney in San Francisco says that crime is just a basic life experience and you shouldn't complain too much about it.

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In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Caleb Porzio about Livewire, Alpine.js, what is it with PHP devs making cool stuff, TypeScript thoughts, and more.

Show Notes

• 00:36 Welcome
• 01:05 Buffalo and Canada
• History of Target in Canada
• 06:23 Who is Caleb Porzio?
• @CalebPorzio on Twitter
• 09:26 What is Livewire?
• Livewire
• Alpine.js
• HotWired
• 12:58 Are these MVC frameworks?
• 18:11 What is the process behind the scenes?
• 20:36 How does Hotwire handle rendering?
• 25:38 What is Alpine.js?
• 33:19 Why are PHP devs making interesting things?
• Laravel
• Tailwind
• 40:32 What is a nextTick in JavaScript?
• Microtask Guide
• 46:20 TypeScript thoughts
• 48:05 Server side rendering?
• Morph
• 49:25 Supper Club questions
• Ergodox Keyboards
• Glove 80 Keyboards
• Natty Theme
• MonoLisa
• 59:40 ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××

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• Ugmonk Analog

Shameless Plugs

• Make VS Code Awesome
• Alpine.js
• Livewire

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What’s the fastest a car can accelerate? Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-hosts Chuck Nice and Gary O’Reilly explore goal size to goal scoring ratios, the doppler effect, and the maximum acceleration for a car. 

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We start with some MNF recap and Big Cat bets the Ravens to win the SB (00:02:09-00:17:35). Jim Irsay has lost his mind and hired Jeff Saturday to Coach the Colts (00:17:35-00:30:45). College Football talk as the playoff picture gets clearer (00:30:45-00:43:24). Hot Seat/Cool Throne (00:43:24-01:01:54). Ryan Whitney joins us in studio to preview the NHL season and tons more (01:01:54-01:52:42). 1 question with a QB with Jared Goff (01:52:42-01:59:59). We finish with listener FAQ’s (01:59:59-02:14:03).

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We start on zoom with some unexciting NBA games from Tuesday night plus the best part of the night Kenny vs Chuck to the video board. (00:02:23-00:16:38) Back in studio we talk Bucks/Celtics and Warriors/Griz as well as hockey talk and Hank gets a public show of support from Tom Brady. (00:17:58-00:38:35) Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Swag Kelly being back with the crew. (00:39:50-00:57:13) Ryan Whitney joins us in studio to talk NHL Playoffs, his golf game, Billy's terrible question and tons more. (00:58:51-01:48:29) We finish with some listener FAQ's. (01:49:49-02:02:26)

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Play in Game night was a dud as the Pacers rolled the Hornets and Jayson Tatum put a burger up on Russell Westbrick and the Wizards (2:56 - 9:17). Stanley Cup playoffs (9:17 - 18:40) Kwame Browns has officially changed his legacy and Tony LaRussa is the last great guardian of unwritten rules (18:40 - 30:43). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Shohei Ohtani being incredible and politicians pretending to like sports (30:42 - 56:12). Brooks Koepka joins the show ahead of the PGA Championship to talk about his new goatee, a terrible picture that was taken of him and more (56:12 - 72:04). We finish with the return of our good friend Uncle Chaps and listener submitted roasts.

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Love is dead again. Bill and Melinda Gates have broken up and there’s no reason to live anymore (2:42 - 9:29). Tom Wilson is back in the news and some people want him arrested and banned for life (9:29 - 19:01). Update on the Aaron Rodgers situation and Lebron will never be the same (19:01 - 31:15). Hot Seat/Cool Throne (31:15 - 43:27). Brian Baumgartner joins the show aka Kevin Malone from the Office to talk sports, Hollywood, The Office and more (43:27 - 86:52). We finish with some great listener submitted FAQ’s

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Dak gets paid and we debate what tier he belongs in (2:04 - 15:10). Meyers Leonard fucked up on a livestream and needs to take advice from Papa John (15:10 - 21:19). Conference Championship week is finally here (21:19 - 29:26). Hot Seat/Cool Throne (29:26 - 46:58). Our friend Paul Bissonnette joins the show live in studio to talk about the NHL season, dry island and fighting in the AHL/NHL (46:58 - 90:14). We finish with guys on chicks

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What would a quantum stadium look like? Can you race Formula 1 on Mars? Neil deGrasse Tyson, co-hosts Gary O’Reilly and Chuck Nice, and astrophysicist Charles Liu answer fan-submitted Cosmic Queries on the physics of sports.

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In sports, everyone has an opinion on every hire, every trade, every price change. That’s the reality – and also the privilege, says Scott O'Neil, CEO of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils. When the NBA dramatically shut down its season, O'Neil's life changed in a very public way. He faced leadership challenges that include missteps, like the decision (and sudden reversal) of cutting employee salaries, and discoveries, like knowing it’s okay to tap out when you need to recharge. With no players on the court or fans in the arena, O'Neil is shifting his focus on what the new era of sports and entertainment can look like. Interviewed by editor Bob Safian.

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The world is still in quarantine and Cam Newton is no longer a Panther. We roast some Skype backgrounds because Coronavirus has shown us everyone’s home (2:37 - 27:57). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Taylor Swift Vs the Kardashians and PFT and Big Cat are better than NBA Owners (27:57 - 39:34). St Louis Blues Head Coach Craig Berube joins the show to talk about last years historic cup run, how to motivate through the F word and fighting in the NHL (39:34 - 68:04). We get mad at the NFL 100 list starting with Tight Ends, Mt Flushmore of worst types of water and Guys on Chicks

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In this episode, Mark Messier, six-time Stanley Cup champion, shares the most valuable lessons he picked up over 25+ years of professional hockey resulting in one of the longest and most decorated careers in hockey history. Mark shares what lead to his unique brand of humble leadership, how he was able to get talented individuals to effectively work as a team, the importance of maturing and evolving as a person, and how he was able to stay calm and perform at his best under enormous amounts of pressure. Additionally, we go through his favorite moments as a player, what it was like playing with and learning from The Great One, Wayne Gretzky, and much more.

We discuss:

• Overview of Mark’s extraordinary 25+ year professional hockey career [7:15];
  
• The trend towards kids focusing on one sport earlier and earlier—A good or bad thing? [12:00];
  
• Mark’s early passion for hockey, and when he realized it could be his “job” [14:15];
  
• Going pro at age 17 [19:30];
  
• Mark’s favorite experience playing professional hockey [25:45];
  
• Playing with (and learning from) the great Wayne Gretzky [26:40];
  
• A hard lesson learned in his first year as a pro [32:00];
  
• Lessons learned from losing his first Stanley Cup Finals [35:45];
  
• Redemption—Winning his first Stanley Cup and the beginning of a dynasty in Edmonton [41:15];
  
• Importance of team character [54:00];
  
• The shocking trade of Wayne Gretzky, and Mark stepping up as the new leader and team captain [59:30];
  
• Playing for the New York Rangers—the lure of the city and the pressure to perform [1:07:00];
  
• Ending the 54-year championship drought for the New York Rangers [1:13:30];
  
• Becoming a great leader [1:16:30];
  
• How to win the mental war against your opponent [1:20:30];
  
• Opposing players for which Mark had great respect [1:22:00];
  
• Retiring after an unbelievably long and lustrous career [1:27:00];
  
• How to leverage stress and nervousness into a positive force [1:32:45];
  
• The most important quality—A willingness to learn, improve, and evolve [1:36:00];
  
• What does Mark do today for exercise to stay in great shape? [1:44:30];
  
• Why playing sports is such a great thing for kids [1:49:30];
• The Mark Messier Foundation [1:53:00];
  
• How has Mark avoided the “loss of identity” feeling which plagues many retired athletes? [1:56:15];
  
• Does Mark think it’s possible to reproduce a team as good as his Oilers teams of the 80s? [1:59:30];
  
• Would Mark ever want to coach in the NHL? [2:03:00];
  
• Will the Toronto Maple Leafs ever win the Stanley cup? [2:04:00]; and
  
• More.
  

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Pro hockey player P.K. Subban describes how his father sparked his passion for hockey and explains why he donated $10 million to a children's hospital.

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Pro hockey star P.K. Subban discusses his path from immigrant's son to captain of an NHL All-Star team and how a close friendship inspired a $10 million charitable gift.

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Get your skates, grab your stick, and join Chuck Nice and Gary O’Reilly as they find out why hockey has more science in it than any sport on Earth! With physics professor Alain Haché, Bauer Hockey’s Craig Desjardin, and LA Kings color commentator Daryl Evans.
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