Try to make sure everything's good. Mic check. Adjust this. What up, what up? Can you hear me good? Try to make sure y'all can hear me good. Try to adjust the mic. All right, we're back in this. What's going down, everybody, man? It's been a long time. I have not streamed in quite some time, actually. I think one say sometime mid-December, I'm not sure. It's been a minute, bro. But I'm back. I'm definitely plan on streaming. I'm going to try to stream tomorrow, hopefully. We will see. I want to check out. I want to do a live stream reaction of AEW Dynamite. So that should be something dope. But yeah, man, it's been a minute. I've missed you guys. I want to definitely stream more this year consistently, at least a few times a week. And that's trying. I want to make that my goal. So I got to do it. I got to do to make that happen for you guys. You guys have been showing me love and support. So I got to give back, show y'all love and support as well. So we're going to get right into this, man. I got to show y'all. So I think the last time I streamed this game, my KD was not where it is now. I have to show y'all where my KD is. It's ridiculous, bro. So the last time I streamed this game, I think my KD was like maybe at a 1.5. It was like at a 1.5 or something like that. This is where my KD is now.  It's right here. I'm at a 2.3 right now, bro. I'm at a 2.3. My KD has jumped exponentially since I last streamed this game, bro. I ain't going to lie to you, bro. Ain't going to lie to y'all, man. I wasn't expecting me to get a 2 anytime soon. I think all the color duties I've played, I have over a 2. All of them. I want to say, I want to say, I think Modern Warfare is probably 2019. It's probably my lowest KD game. I think I got like a 2 point, 2.1, maybe 2.2, I'm not sure. But yeah, man, this is where it's at right now. 2.30 for 67 score per minute. My high skill streak is 39, not bad. Two days played, 12 hours, 33 minutes, 589 games played. My win-loss is obviously not that good. 267 wins, 254. I mainly play by myself, so it is what it is. Yo, official stezzo, bro. You put that in the chat one more time.  I'm playing this right now. All right, well, you're getting bought. I warned you. Putting you in time out right now. Stop doing that. Stop doing that. I'm playing Call of Duty right now. But yeah, man. And I got to show y'all the class that's really helped out, like my stats on this game, bro. Now, what's that? I can't even pronounce it. Autonomaton, whatever. It's a good gun. Solid gun. This is where it's at right here. Right here, bro. This class, I can't even pronounce it, but I call it the Vokes. It's one of the assault rifles. This class right here is nasty, bro. What makes this class so goddamn good is where is it? Where is it? This stock. This stock makes this gun. My movement speed, ridiculous. I think my movement speed is faster than my actual walking speed. You put this on there. What's another one? This is also good to barrel right here. That's the gun barrel I got right here. And I think that's about it, bro. That's what really makes this class so damn good, bro. Now, I could put on fleet and increase my movement speed even more, but I don't think I really need it. I think right here is good, bro. Y'all got to try this class out. Y'all got to try this class out, bro. This is such a good class, bro. I love it. Easily one of my favorite guns. And that's how I jump my KD up like that. Not even lying to you. So we're going to try to go for some high-kill gameplays this session. We're also going to try to go for... I'm going to try to get a nuke.  So I'm running solo right now. I'll try it next time I end up streaming some Call of Duty. I'll probably run with some people or whatnot. I'm just running solo right now. Thank you, Killer Camps. Man, we'll get you put in time out. Do you play Warzone? Nope. I don't even think Warzone is really that... From what I've heard, it's not really... It's still... It's not the best on console. I think one of the reasons I'm definitely not playing it because I haven't even added the FOV slider. So I can't even get a wider field of view on console. I can get it on here, but I can't get it on Warzone.  But I did hear the anti-cheat. The ricochet anti-cheat is actually working. Surprisingly, they did something right, Activision. Apparently, the cheat doesn't just kick you out the game or anything. It makes your bullets pretty much useless. So you can aim. You can have the best accuracy in the world. You'll have the aim bot on, but your bullets won't do any damage, which I think that's all right. Let me know if y'all can hear the game play good consoles and work back, bro. It's not even remotely fair. Try not to get yourself killed. I got to focus up. The patrol zone is out. Fuck. You get that. There's someone over here. Oh, I thought that was a friendly, bro. I swear, I thought that was a friendly. But I like the straight speed on you. You see how I'm walking? How fast I'm walking while I'm aiming outside. Up, cooking with grease. If I get quiet, I'm trying to concentrate. That's all. This way. They know I'm right. Am I hopping on this? Oh, I risked it. Am I going to hop on this? Yeah, I went out of the zone. I'm trying to get my streaks. I'm not going to call in the dog yet. Another two joes. Okay, I got to get the finish. So we'll do it.  All right, so there's still spawning over here.  All right. Got the two joes. Cooking up. Let's go first. We ain't back. Let's get it. I'm going to call these here. 88. Back over here. Bro, my screen is still on fire. That shit's annoying. Yeah, I know I'm on fire, bro. Friendly attack dogs on the way. I'm trying to concentrate y'all. Just back over here, just back over here. Get him. Oh my, you're not going to get him. I'm going to get him. Oh, I need to do this. Okay, let's go. Let's go. Oh, I'm getting nervous y'all. I'm getting nervous y'all. All right, that's perfect. Yes, this is perfect. Come on. Super safe, but I got to hurry up. I think I was like, I was so close to the nuke. I was too off, bro. That would have made my heart was racing. I'm going to come up with this gun, the movement speed. Y'all see that? Y'all see how fluid it is?  This is why I love this gun. This is, look at my KD ratio. 7.2, 36 and 5. This gun is so good, bro. And not a lot of people. I love it. I love this gun, bro. I was so close. Oh my God, bro. Yes, I was definitely cooking the grease. I was cooking up. Appreciate y'all joining in, man. If you haven't already hit that like button for me. I really appreciate that. Definitely helps out channel. But yeah. I'm going to try to get it tonight. Ross, I'm not happy. What's wrong? Is John Maxis supposed to return tomorrow? Is that confirmed? PS5 or Xbox? I'm on Xbox right now. Oh, they announced it. Oh, okay. Well, hopefully he's doing much better. That means I got to check out the stream, man. I got to do a lot of stream reaction. That's too. A lot of racism and stuff in America. I mean, well, that's always been America, bro. I mean, all you can do is work with what you can, but that's always been America. Hell, I'm black. So I understand. This one's going to be a nail biter. See how I'm able to straighten out straight people? I shouldn't know, Nate. We're just going to spawn there. But I'm easily able to outstrafe people. Awareness. Got to have good awareness. They're spawning back over here. Patrol zone secured. The lead's ours. Hold on to it. Let me know if I'm too loud in my microphone. I can hear them because of it. All right. So they're spawning back in here. They have the patrol zone. Now they're spawning back over here. So which way are they coming from? There's one back over here. He tried to run. Damn it. I got a little too greedy. Sorry, I'm not watching the chat right now. They spawned it over here.  Easy three piece. I was not trying to kill it. I was not trying to kill that. Cooking up. Cooking up. Cooking up. This is not my best advantage right now. Damn it. He's right above me. Oh, he's still up here. Nope, he got killed. Yes, somebody's going off over here. We're right behind. Love the feed. Oh, I'm not even at the top of my lead board right now.  He dropped 60 or not. 60, bro. Walter, bro, I saw that he had a match with somebody in NXT. I know he had a match in NXT tonight. What happened to him? Appreciate the 499. I can get a girlfriend. I'm so sad about you. First and foremost, you got to not worry about eating a girlfriend. You got to worry about focusing on yourself. A chick will come when, you know what I'm saying, the time is right. You definitely don't want to focus on trying to get a girlfriend because it never usually works. You're forcing it. Just chill. Focus on yourself. Better yourself. Work on you and everything else will fall into place. You know what I'm saying? Like you just, you know, work on yourself. That's that's how you get a girl when you work on yourself. A woman wants to see someone, a guy that has something going for themselves. They they're busy. They're they're either, you know, into working out into their career or trying to make a career. A girl don't want to be with someone that's always trying to get a girl, you know what I'm saying? Like a woman is not going to want that.  So work on yourself. Do what's best for you. And then the women will come. It happens all the time, bro. Wow. So Roderick Strong beat them. Damn. She's Roderick Strong beat Walter. You never shot a nobody, you never pulled the trigger. That's wild, bro. You never pulled up on your iPod. Oh yeah, Walter's pretty much done. Not to say you want Roderick Strong against some pushover, but why is he losing to Roderick Strong now? That's what I'm trying to make out. Wait, no, Roderick Cross? So who won? Oh, so Roderick Cross. Okay. I was about to say that don't make sense for for him to lose. I'm confused. I know I don't watch NXT like that, but I know it don't make sense for him to lose to Roderick Strong. He just doesn't. He's gonna start now. Oh, are you serious? If you ask me in my strap. His name is not Walter anymore.   Gunther.  Oh my God. That's great. Of course. That doesn't even why. For what reason? Yeah, rest in peace, Walter, bro. He's a troll.  It's all right. Bring your best. All right, bro. You put your zone authorized. If it ain't broke, break it. You know the old saying if it ain't broke, don't fix it. WWE saying if it ain't broke, break it. That's definitely a Vince McMahon thing, bro. I can tell you that now. The toll zone is ours. We took the advantage. I can tell you that now. That's a Vince McMahon thing. Oh, this is going to help. What are you doing? I cannot believe they did that, bro. Damn, both right in the back. They're driving us back. Fuck. Oh, he's right behind us. Push around. We should have definitely died from that, man. Yes, I know. I'm not really playing the OBJ, but that's okay. I'm going to tie behind you.  I ain't need to flash them. Break everything entertainment. Correct, bro. Because it doesn't make sense to change his name. I didn't even see him. Dogs about to die. They spawn behind us. This gun is just so real. What? I ain't trying to hear no TV specials. One is right into line of fire. Again, same spot. Still? God damn. Oh! Yeah, he definitely still up there. That's crazy. I'm going to top them.  What am I going to say? No way. Even with the way, I get nowhere.  So there's somebody in our tower.  Stupid. Oh, he's... All right. I shouldn't have just kept firing on him. Palayansi and Packyverse. What about the back out, bro? What type of...  Niggas really said that. I'm just stuck. The T-shooter. Look at it.  Oh, my God.  We can still win this game, though. That's the only reason why I don't like this map so far.   I'm just letting people know. Because they spawned us, which I don't understand why they spawned south.  Don't tell me. Come on. I was having a fun time. Tis, tis, tis, bro. Tis, tis, tis. I really was hoping we could win this game. But we lost. The battle pass. Use it. Basically, they ruined Walter. Appreciate the $499 du-rag. Thank you. I got multi-colored du-rags, like all different colors from Amazon. So that's where I got my du-rags from if you wanted to know. See what y'all been talking about in the chat. Thanks to everyone that's in here right now. Thank y'all so much. Really do appreciate that. I'm talking about who's going to win out the Rams and the Bucks. I don't know, man. That's going to be a good one. I don't know. The Rams is solid right now. I don't know. That's a tough one, bro. A game pass if they add on to it. But I don't know if y'all know Microsoft Purchase Activision. Activision Blizzard, bro. So hey, well, they're in the talks of purchasing, but I think they are. I think they're going to purchase them for 63. Something billion. I'm like, yo, Microsoft is taking over.   I've been to him. Yeah, it doesn't take an effect until three, but that's still dope. That's still dope, though. We will see how Microsoft plays it. I don't really like this map, too.  No, it's my team. So we're good. We are do-do, bro. Look at the strafing speed. Look at this. I'm trying to just hold this point over here to my left. Oh, they got the attack dogs. Let me push back. Let me push back. Let me push back. I'm getting greedy. I'm getting a little too greedy. Oh, wait, I have another one. I want to see how I'm going to play this. I'm just playing this game, mate.  That's greedy again! I don't really play Madden, bro. I don't play Madden. I ain't going to lie to you. Don't come this way. Don't fall. How come I didn't even know he was right there? I just love his movement speed, bro. Bro, look at my dog.  We got an empty patrol zone.  I got some more packing, bro. You got to love it. Yeah, my dog is still stuck out of bounds in this way. All right, we're ready. So they're swarming back over this way. Trying to hold defense on this side. This one, they were swarming on this side. They got killed. I don't know what my dogs are doing at this point. They're just trying to provide defense. They're swarming over here. We got attack fujo. Oh, yeah, I think this game. We got the dub, man. Yeah, it's the dub. So close to the noob, bro. You managed to impress me. Good job. I won one game. I won one game. And that's the reason why I haven't even tried to play Battlefield because there's too many bugs. And I haven't been playing Halo since I finished the campaign only because they haven't added all the other playlists that they need. Unless they start adding more playlists. You know, I'll go from there. 17 headshots, 72 and 9. Let's, that's how you do it. We put a dub you in the chat for me going 72 and 9. Almost dropping the nuke again. Can we, can we put a dub in the chat? Can we get number W's in the chat? That was a good win. Can we do that? I want to see number W's. I'm checking something right now. See, make sure the stream look good. All right. Quality look good. That's all I cared about. Make sure quality looks good for you guys. Yes, sir. Dubs in the chat came out on top, man. Got the win. I'm trying to get a nuke this stream, bro. I've never gotten a nuke on stream. I always get them when I'm not playing. I've almost gotten a nuke on Doss Haas. So we'll see if I can get it. You got to play real campy. Hey man, I understand. But we're talking about the stream right now. We're not talking about the whole loss of situation. So you can still give me a dub if you want. My teammates did pretty good, bro. One dude on my team. He's the reason why we almost got the nuke. He dropped 70 kills too. Patrol. Got to show some love, got to show respect. Shit's gonna get ugly. You're gonna start turning back now. That's an aggressive route. You patrol zone authorized. The spawns flip. Ultimate. Ooh. Ooh. My god, dog on the way. Come on, trap. That was fucked. Let's see what I went. 77 and 24. Not bad. Not bad at all. Let me go ahead and try to fix this real quick. Yeah, it's a delay. Mic check. Mic. It should be better now. All right, yeah. It should be good now. It's sometimes just DCing. That was crazy, bro.    They've ruined Walter just by the name alone. I can't, what else? It's really a whatever situation. It's WWE. Vince McMahon, whoever's running NXT 2.0. You know what it is.  I'll be getting that. They didn't, this game is poorly optimized. I can tell you that now. What do you think about Hook? I don't really know too much about Hook, so I can't really give an opinion on it. Apparently, because Walter, apparently, because Walter is his real name. I don't know why they changed it. I don't see, I don't see Windham coming back to WWE. He doesn't need to. He doesn't need to come back to WWE only because it's like, what's the point? What's the point in coming back to WWE to get booked terribly again? You know what I'm saying?  Go somewhere else, go to AEW, wherever you go, go somewhere else where you'll be treated better. Yo, Ross, are you guys going to react to Dax, Steel Dray remakes? Probably not, to be honest with you. Not that we don't rock with Dax. Dax is real cool. You know, supports our vid when we do react. It's just, there's so many other videos we got to get to, but there's so many we got to do. So it's like, we probably not. We need to check out the chisel, Darna's commentary for the Cowboys game. We got to check that out. So there's a lot of stuff we got to do. I don't really know. I don't really have anyone. I really don't know who's going to win the role, but I'm going to rumble for the main side. To be honest with you, I don't know. I'm not really invested like I said before. Patron, capture your picket.  That's what you want. It's likely, and I'm not saying I think he will, but I'm just saying that I don't. Yeah, I ain't. I've been selling dope for nine years.  I've been heard all nigga, they misspelled a name. Shit, I didn't mean to show face off of misspelling. Y'all hear this? It's like he's self-snipping. But here is the actual head police officer, the chief of police. Supposedly, we don't even know. He ain't got no prior relationship. Y'all hear this? I'm not saying like you do. He is human. All right. But we don't, he don't even know you. And he lied and said that he's seen you with the gun and supposedly said it was because of you.  Am I listening to? I don't know. I don't know. But he didn't want us to cause we'd be with her no more. Since he lost police in there. Said he hit her and all that. But hey. Oh, he's self-snipping on himself. But hey, but then he was right outside the border. Yeah. That was the story I heard from the get-go, so. Hey, that's the story you told me, okay? Yeah, that's a little bit confusing. That the story changes. God, here it is, God. He's literally having a smell-chich-conviction Call of Duty right now. He's like, she might post a little something, but she's not.  But she's not posting like she was posting.   I just found it. Started to see it. Found it weird. And then this whole thing went from true to real. And I was like, he's been snitching on himself. And I was like, I can't hear what he's talking about. It just don't sound good. Don't know who's listening. Even I don't really. I can't say how I'm talking. I ain't never had a reason to start with a million. First time I met him. Yeah, that's what I said. First time I met him. It was that. Because it is better. I don't know. He got one that's like, all right. He didn't know me. I heard about you in the studio. Were you in trouble? No, no. No, no. I'm trying to try something. Imagine if I had a cop in here. I'm not gonna gangsta. Imagine if I had a cop in this room.    I got a big ton of chines in my house. But no, I wasn't even speaking. I was like, what's the name? It's the name of another baby. My name's Chines. Chines? Yeah, it was Chines. I'm not here. Chines is living on the hill, bro. Yeah, that's understandable. That's how I met you first impression. Then I really did this. Like it was kind of gay. Cause I kind of felt like he was trying to boost for condition. Damn, he's trying to boost for condition. Pulled up on him. Bro, they're having a real deal conversation. Just take that. Make it a beat. Exactly. And I honestly, I felt like if he's in a queue room, I should just keep it real, bro.  I'm there. It ain't. If you tell me, oh, dude, chill out.  Goddamn it. You experienced it just like I did. You say, no, nigga, it ain't none of that. Nigga, we gang, we're supposed to do problems.   Get on the roof of that building. Ain't no way this man, how you get on that roof? I was not going to mark. What is that? Dude, this lobby was kind of weird. Somebody call us cheaters. All right, let me get some water. Y'all talk to my chair, man. I'm sorry my chair turned away. My chair being rude. I don't know why. I've grown on like this map a lot more. It's all riding on this. Bring your best or go home. New patrol zone. Control zone secured. Hold on to it. They're driving us back. Yes, we got some dogs too. Nice. Even though we're getting blown out. For sure, bro. He got outmaneuvered. Can we just agree that dude got outplayed? Killstreaks destroyed, aka five dogs. I went 40 and 13, but we still lost. I'm going to WrestleMania and LA next year. For real? Appreciate everyone that joined in. On the stream, if you haven't already, go ahead. Hit that like button for me. I would much appreciate it. Thank y'all so much. Oh man. I definitely want to try to do some AEW live stream reaction. AEW Dynamite live stream reaction tomorrow. So that would be my goal. I know we got to record some videos tomorrow afternoon. So I'll see if I can get that done. But yeah. That'll be a 17th birthday gift. Your reaction is to make the day a whole lot better. Why are you so good at this game, bro? I'm glad. I played too much that's why. I'm glad I can do that for you. Yes, I actually, I just finished season 4 of Cobra Kai.  That show is so good, man. Yeah, yeah. I'm a near opponent. I'm garbage on this map.  New patrol zone authorized. Oh, pretty.   I quit at the last minute. I really hate this map. I'm not good at it. The patrol zone is out. Bro, what the...  It's out, bro.  I think everyone's like all over the place.   Yo! This is crazy, man. Don't let them spawn to us. Yo, I get back here.  Yo, what the... What the... I don't get where they come from, man. Yo. I think we're having to kill somebody than being, like, having somebody right behind me. Right after. Yo, that's just the worst. Fuck, you got me worked out. I got the nukes, y'all. I got them. Don't let them think they're gonna win the game. Then I'm gonna call it in. First nukes on the street. Put doves in the chat for your boy dropping the nukes. That's why I got quiet. Let me have to leave. Thank you, doves in the chat. I'm just happy I was able to get this for you guys on stream. I just couldn't find it. Bro. If I get the double nukes, bro. Oh, man. They're gonna still win. I may be able to pull off the double nukes, man. I may be able to pull it off. Can I pull off the double nukes? Can I pull it off? This is all good, man. I got the dub.  They don't realize that I got the nukes. They're thinking they gotta take it back. They don't win this game regardless. Got the nukes, baby. No. I got the nukes. I dropped the nukes. I had it early in the game. When y'all was over there like, whoa, we gotta win it, it didn't matter. I'm being mad at you. I didn't say nothing. I was like, I'm gonna let y'all figure it out once it ends.  That was fun. Yes, sir. 71 and 5. Let's go. 71 and 5. Look at that. Dropped another nuk on boys. 71 and 5. Dubs in the chat. Just number dubs. Put the dubs up. I got the nukes on the very first stream of 2022. I've been trying to get it. Aw, man. They literally thought they was about to lose. That's the funny thing. I ain't saying nothing. They thought they was about to lose, bro. That's all, man. We're about to lose this. Nah, you got it, bro. I'm not gonna say nothing. Yes, sir, man. Y'all were here to witness it. Fun fact, I think this is the most nukes I've gotten on the Call of Duty. Because they dropped it to 25 kills. That's the only reason. Like, they dropped it to 25 kills, so it's much easier to get a nuk in this game.  Aw, man. This was great, man. I got some more packet burst. I really don't like playing 6v6 on this map, to be honest with you. Yeah, I just don't like doing it. 6v6 on this map? I just do not care for it. Three towers! Hold on to it! Yeah, he killed both of them. They have the patrol zone! Lead is locked! I don't like playing 6v6 on this map. I just, I never have. I'm probably back out. I don't like playing 6v6. Trying to make sure everything in audio and stuff is in sync. Oh, no, I haven't. I've never played Gears of War before. Checking everything. Yo, what's going down? Martin Perez. Ross the Nuke Devil. That's my name. Oh, they fixed Martin Warfare finally? You sure? Well, I don't think they have all the way. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Maybe they have. I haven't played it. So. Alright, there we go. Man, bro, I'm feeling good, bro.  I always drop them when I'm just playing regularly. So I feel accomplished. New patrol zone authorized. Hey, do you think I should post this to the channel to my personal page?  Let me know. Put it in the chat if you think I should make a video about this. Because I definitely will. Post it to the channel. I gotta get some more votes. I'll do it. If I get some more votes. I'll definitely do it. I don't really like this map either. It's too cluttered. There's just too much clutter on this map. I do not like this map at all. Damn it. I see a lot of people saying yes. Make a video out of it? Alright. I'll do that tonight. I will legitimately make a video out of this. I'm going to cut it up together and make a video out of this. This is my first nuke on stream. Hopefully there will be many more. This is 6v6 too. This is why this game plays slow. Post it to the channel. I definitely will y'all. I'm going to post it to the channel. I'm going to get some footage from it. Post it to the channel. I'm trying to get like a bigger lobby man. Oh no, I do play with subs. I'll try to... Next time I stream this I definitely you'll see it on the title playing with subscribers.  I got cursed at. I'm not sure what you were trying to say but you know, it happens. We're not always good at it. Shit, I don't have all good games. Yeah, we should be trying to react to some tomorrow. Mainly just the cowboys. We got to see that one. I'm going to post it to the channel. You guys want me to post it to the channel? I definitely will bro. I haven't posted a game play footage yet but I think I do something like this. We didn't get training at all. It works on this map because this map is smaller.  How did I know he was there? I played this game so much. I kind of got a rhythm for how people move especially how people play this map. I think I've dropped a loot on this map before. Come close to it. I believe I have. I could be wrong. Kind of just playing this right here.  Got it. Found it over there. Push back around. No!  He wants me dead. That dude with the shotgun is my plan. He had diarrhea. I'm better with this. I'm better with the shotgun. This is the gun right here. That was this week. That was last week. Last week. Last week. Last week. Was it this week? Last week. Last week. Last week. Last week. Well, that was a good one, y'all. That was a nice little session. I got to live on stream so I'm very happy about that. But I think I'm going to end it here. I got to go ahead and try to get the clip from here so I can edit the video and drop it for you guys tomorrow. You guys will technically tomorrow y'all will have three videos. That's right. One, two, three videos. You're going to have this clip for those who missed it who's not here in the stream. You're going to have the me dropping the new clip. And then y'all have two videos. I'm not going to tell y'all what it is. Y'all just going to have to check it out, check your sub box. So be on the lookout for that, man. It's going to be dope. Three videos tomorrow on this channel. So be on the lookout for that, man. But I thank y'all so much for being a part of this stream. You guys have showed love and you guys made this special. I'm going to try to stream tomorrow. Hopefully we finish recording so I can get back in time. So we can check out some AEW Dynamite live streaming reactions. We can enjoy that together. And then I'll try to stream some more later on this week because I really want to at least stream twice a week for you guys on this channel. That's the goal because I want to do that, man. I want to really get to interact with you guys. So thank you guys so much for all the love and support. And I will catch you guys later on. Hopefully tomorrow.


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I think I'm like two or three breaks then after that only other spots available are It's the 10 box tuesdays football mixer Only two total breaks with spots that left whip maryfield jose ramirez matt mannington 999 tigers matt olson the 199 braves fragman mcgill and uh mezzarosa First hit we've got dual patch auto tools of the trade of andreas muñoz for the ponderies to 199 Ponderies for first hit And we've got dual patch auto rpa here to 199 spencer strider for the breaks And dual patch 249 rookie reese kenner for the ponderies Do you have a booklet there mollins rizzo to 99 extreme team for the dodgers al canline to 99 josh lough fully stargull Mike trout and manning the chateau flip the flip on those ones God doesn't make dual patch to 199 dodgers And booklet to 99 for the reds a tony centelion 11 of 99 Here you go vets All right, still looking for the kaboom. We did not see one out of the first half case. So hopefully we have one here And it is possible not to hit A case hit that does happen at times because before we put last time I opened absolute I think three kabooms in one case. So it's actually kind of crazy That's what on average means Well, we do have one Got matt shatman kaboom Of wandom Let's go. That is sick. Congrats on that tod b Very sick. We'll mag that one, of course for you. Wow out of 999 edward cabrera, miami We've got gold to 10 ty france mariners burger erin judge byron buxton And we've got dual patch auto to 75 andreas muñoz mariners tools of the trade rpa to 199 romigan zealous white sauce And dual patch to 99 carcin kelly for the d-backs Joe jackson sheen beaver brian reynolds for the pirates on the statistically uh speaking to 149 Mike trout's 199 extreme team tautis yordan a rod and aeronado And we've got dual patches here cedric mollins and ryan malcastle to 60 or i'm sorry to 99 69 of 99 That's when there are oils And we've got to 25 ricky booklet mariners matt brash I'll say there is no auto on that it looks like that for a second But if you tilt it a little here that gold, yeah, I think he was supposed to sign was silver there But he signed with gold. So it's a bit hard to see Thanks matt. There you go mariners screen here Got mickey cabrera happy bias uh jacob de grommad of 199 How are they ranny johnson cross hamenids and josh donaldson? We've got absolute ink to 199 michael white for the dodgers Mitchell white Tools of the trade triple patch auto to 75 josiah gray nationals and rookie force auto or patch sorry to 299 of drew ellis for the debacks Look in here to ramirez strumpen india historical duos out of 99 of billy martin and thurman munson Yankees to 199 iloy hamenna's white socks bregman mcgill yelloch and caru And we've got rookie force a 299 patch wander franco No rays with another franco hit and in 99 rookie booklet auto for the race again shane bass It's nice like an auto there on the silvery Ray's heating up here 31 on 99 All right box four It's been a nice case of absolute a wander redemption out of the first half and a wander kaboom out of the second Robbie ray mucky betz a ryan sandberg out of 99 Two o's for the mitts chris Bryant piazza and kershaw Then we got iconic ink uh to 49 louise tiant For cleveland eight out of 49 We've got josiah gray on the triple patch auto Washington RPA there And cleveland again rookie to 299 illy morgan Shane he's like an eight-year journeyman Utility infielder on the diamond backs He's uh, he's okay That's that's wander just i just in wander Um, brian reynolds pretty chants, uh, jose ramirez to 99 Roger clements to 25 on the purple. What's up, shane? Corey seager tyler o'neill illy himenez josh donaldson They've got ken grippy jr. To 99 on the patch there that is game war grippy That's sick. There you go mariners And nice to 99 This is a vet booklet auto your dawn alvarez astros susanne pee I believe susanne hit the wonder uh redemption out of the first half case susanne doing very well on these nine of 99 vet booklets are definitely a harder pool It's mostly rookies I think i've only seen Uh, rizzo and yordan now Yeah he was yeah, lenny strut dykstra and um Um, uh, milton bradley for the other one. All right last pack here Got jess chisum matt shatman tatis purple 225 pardress Aaron judge tray turner christin yellich and rod karoo We've got rookie into 199 max crannick pirates Tools of the trade triple patch auto to 50 josiah gray nationals And brew crew brace to rang out of 99 I'm gonna jump no patch there All right last pack and then we will do a quick recap here for you Cory seager grippy jr. Rookie class in 99 chain boss Eloy himenez to 149 Jared durin jose ramirez bellinger and campanella And we've got a mitro established patch to 25 for the angels That is also game worn some nice game worn uh relics here Wow angels And to 50 we've got another vet auto. How about a micah stremsky?  There's a trout. It wasn't an auto though daniel Nice trout game. He's that we'll save that All right, let's do the relics here first Relics now you're good. We had a Mike trout angels brace to rang um brewers king grippy jr. Mariners elie morgan guardians wander franco rays Drew ellis divax. We had a team tandem of molens and malcastle for the orioles Carson kelly divax dustin may dodgers and rish Kenner Padres We've got josiah gray gnats max cranic pirates josiah gray gnats um louise tion for the guardians Josiah gray nationals michael white Dodgers romican zealous white socks andreas muñoz mariners Spencer strider braves andreas muñoz mariners We had our booklets a micah stremsky to 50 giants jordan alvarez to 99 astros a shane baz for the rays to 99 matt brash mariners to 25 and tony centilian breads to 99 And then hit of the break. How about a little wander franco kaboom Congrats again on that one. Todd be with the rays That'll do it for absolute baseball. We've got some sapphire coming right up


te marae o te ra, norera, e te katoa, peki mae, kake mae, haere mae i ra. I extend a special welcome to our guest speaker, Dr Jenny Tee Pa Daniel, today. This is a meeting of the Council of the University of Auckland for the purpose of conferring degrees and awarding diplomas. This week we will be conferring and awarding 6,673 qualifications on some 6,559 students in person and in absentia. At this ceremony, 540 students will graduate in person and 154 students will graduate in absentia. Graduation is a time for celebrating our success. Today you will experience the pomp and tradition and recognition befitting your success on your well-reserved day of celebration. Each year we award degrees and diplomas to some 10,000 graduands from all walks of life. Last year, for example, our spring graduands were unique in being capped in the same month as His Excellency Ben Ke Moon, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, on whom we bestowed an honorary doctorate of laws. Mr Ben encouraged us to think like global citizens and reminded us that the imagination of young people is the most powerful force in the world. Of course graduation represents more than just a day of celebration. Your qualification from this university will have a lifetime impact on you, your family and the community at large. We know that compared to those whose formal education ends in high school, graduates have lower unemployment rates, higher salaries, better career prospects and better health outcomes. Put another way, your university experience and the qualifications gained at university will add real value to your lives and to the lives of those around you. Many of you will graduate today with the first qualification of which you should be proud. However, I also want you to think about the opportunities for research and ongoing learning at the University of Auckland. Our academic staff and postgraduate students regularly make contributions to research, discovery and learning across a wide range of disciplines. Our research company, Auckland Uni Services Limited, the largest contract research enterprise in Australasia, has over the last decade filed more than 860 patents based on University of Auckland intellectual property and so has contributed to the growth of new and existing businesses in New Zealand. The fact that our university can add value in these ways reflects the abilities and achievements of our staff and students. In my annual report for 2014, I listed the top academic awards we won last year. I believe we were unique in New Zealand in receiving such a wide range of recognition and awards for teaching, research and communications across a range of disciplines including science, engineering, medicine and the arts. It is without doubt an impressive list of achievements. I invite you to read the annual report and witness for yourself the success that makes us the leading university in New Zealand. I like to think of our university as an innovation engine. The more we conduct world leading research, the more we recognise for success. The more we win recognition for success, the more research leaders we attend, we attract. And the more groundbreaking research we undertake and publish. Through this virtuous circle of reputation, our reputation and ranking is enhanced and we continue to grow. In time, this will become what is self-perpetuating. It will become part of our culture. It will have a huge impact on our economy and our society through the achievement of our students, graduates and researchers. You can be part of this. Our collective challenge is to do even more to serve New Zealand and the world. To me, the way forward is clear. First, we need to attract students of high academic potential and give them an outstanding academic and extracurricular experience. In this respect, we are doing very well. The proportion of domestic students entering the university with a high grade point average is growing each year. Second, we need to attract, develop and retain outstanding staff. This we are doing is illustrated by the achievements listed above and by our having successfully completed last year a major project to enhance specialisation and career opportunities among our professional staff. Third, we need to create the kind of academic environment and facilities that support and encourage excellence. 2014 was notable for our progress on construction of the engineering research facility at our new market campus and a good start on construction of the new science tower on the city campus. In April, Council approved a major demolition and refurbishment of the engineering undergraduate buildings on Simon Street. Together, these three projects represent an investment of over $580 million in high quality facilities for our outstanding staff and students. So as you graduate today, please consider my earlier suggestion that you reflect on the ongoing learning opportunities and the wide range of postgraduate options available to you at this university. You must never rest on your laurels in a challenging and ever-changing world. To illustrate to you how important this is, I was reading a Microsoft report recently where one of their development staff was reported as saying around half of the day's occupations won't continue to exist in the future as the pace of change accelerates. So my message to you is to be prepared to embrace change and new technology and make the most of the opportunities presented to you. Whatever path you follow, I urge you as the alumni of New Zealand's leading university to never forget your alma mater, your university. We rely on our graduates for support, moral, political and financial. Funding constraints are a perennial problem for New Zealand universities who are being asked to do more and more less and less each year. In fact, we should be spending more on universities to strengthen our national economy, not less. But that is enough of the substantial issues facing us all as members of a 21st century university with high aspirations. Because today is your day with a focus firmly on your achievement. At this ceremony, we honour your success along with the support of your family, whanau and others who have sustained you through your studies. I congratulate you and trust that you will long cherish the memories of your graduation today. I am pleased to extend a warm welcome to our second speaker this morning, Dr Jenny Te Pa Daniel, who is a distinguished alumna of our university and an internationally accomplished public theologian and professional consultant in higher education.  Among these, she was the first Māori in the world to gain an academic degree in theology and the first indigenous Anglican lay woman ever appointed to lead an Anglican theological college in the worldwide Anglican communion. She was globally recognised as alumna of the year by her PhD alma mater, Berkeley, California, in 2010. The same year, she became a distinguished alumna of our university and she holds four honorary doctorate degrees for her contributions towards peace and justice through theological education. Jenny served as Aharangi, or Dean, of Te Rākāhekatea at St John's Theological College in Auckland for 22 years, during which time she led the International Anglican Peace and Justice Network, heading delegations into parts of the world such as Palestine, Israel, Sri Lanka, Rwanda, Burundi and the Congo. She has an unceasing commitment to advancing women's leadership generally and is globally acknowledged for her work in mentoring young women from the third world and indigenous communities. She is sought after as a guest speaker, lecturer, facilitator, media commentator, preacher and panellist around the world. We are fortunate to have you with us today. Welcome Jenny, I have great pleasure in inviting you to address us. Vice-Chancellor, members of council, university graduands, families and friends. I take this day as your ambassador. This is your day of celebration, your day of celebration, so to the family, congratulations, congratulations to all of us. So worthwhile. And for those of you who have supported children, mokopuna, spouses, friends, maybe even a grandparent about to graduate, I hope this very special moment provides you a well-deserved affirmation of all you have done by offering unconditional support, sacrifice, solace, security and maybe even just a little exasperation. To my academic colleagues, our shared pride in these ceremonies is just so compelling and deservedly so. For hours are both the privileged task and the challenge of forming and of shaping, of critiquing and affirming the infinitely precious life of the mind. I know first hand just how much of your professional commitment is above and beyond, and so it is with humility and admiration that I bow to you for your dedication and so much more. To all the graduands, I offer in advance my own very warm congratulations. As you doubtless nervously anticipate your own unforgettable walk across this stage to receive your tohu, the enduring symbol or official marker of your academic success. To Māori, the word tohu is derivative of the word tohunga. This is the word used to describe those select few set aside for their very specialised expertise, whether as healers, visionaries, wise leaders and inspired teachers or as guardians of the spiritual realm. Tohunga know they are commissioned or blessed into the service of the people because of their particular gifts, their charism for leadership and their humility. They are trusted, respected, sometimes even revered, and they act accordingly always with integrity and with considered wisdom. They are fearless and therefore unafraid of speaking truth to power. They exist to serve and thus to sustain the common good. Now I know you are sitting there thinking well that's a very lovely story but what is it actually to do with me? I want to tell you that relatively speaking it actually has everything to do with you. For irrespective of the nature of the tohu you are about to receive, you too are now being commissioned into the service of others. Because of the particular intellectual gifts and expertise you now have now provably demonstrated and because of the particular charism and demeanour of the educated person which you now possess, this university in this fabulous public ceremony now proudly confers upon you membership of the educated class in our society. Whether you are set to be a high level specialist tohunga or simply a hard working creditable professional, your graduation today therefore accords you both a reputation and a responsibility. A reputation that you can be trusted to think clearly, correctly and critically and a responsibility to act always with fairness, with dignity and with decency. You have become what John Henry Newman describes as the ideal graduate. You are now people with clear conscious views of your own opinions and judgements. You have an eloquence in expressing them and of force in urging them. You have been taught to disentangle a skein of thought to detect what is sophisticated and to discard what is irrelevant. You are now therefore each in your own right, well on your way to becoming feisty and confident public intellectuals and in this moment I am so honoured to salute you for your academic success and to welcome you with open arms to the shared tasks ahead. You will know that from the earliest times it has always been graduates who are those deemed worthy of being the rulers or the leaders, those responsible for guiding and influencing the public square with creative and compassionate ideas. With courageous and concise analysis, with bold and innovative new imaginings. In Socratic terms you are now among those who, once they see the good itself, must be compelled each in their own turn to use it as a pattern for ordering the city, private individuals and themselves for the rest of their lives. They will serve the state because they are indebted for their own enlightenment and accept that the good of the city is more important than their own happiness. Philosophical grandeur and elitism aside in so many ways those of you graduating today have already indicated a clear apprehension of both the burden and the beauty inherent in your particular sphere of intellectual endeavour. Down through the ages those involved in the arts and social work and in education itself are traditionally also those seeking to use their knowledge for the betterment of the society in which they live in one way or another. Your decision to choose such a noble pathway in these globally tumultuous times is indeed commendable. Certainly as I attempt to place myself in your shoes I am filled foremost with anxiety. For as I said to a graduating class in Berkeley, California just a few months ago the 21st century has not gifted us a brave new world but rather an increasingly cowardly old world where greed trumps egalitarianism, where charity is contingent upon its tax advantages, where violence, public and private is endemic, where morality, let alone human decency, appears now as untranslatable into the discourses of the public square, where the milk of humankindness is daily sowed by the unbidden human additives of prejudice and bigotry, of race and religious hatred. And yet it wasn't meant to be this way. 15 years ago this 21st century began. Our collective hopes soared with particular pride as we bore witness to a globally unprecedented gathering of 189 of the world's political and faith leaders at the United Nations. Gathering across all the humanly created barriers of difference, politics, ethnicity, gender and economics, these leaders undertook to envision a boldly egalitarian new millennium. The resultant decree known as the Millennium Development Goals offered up the most extraordinarily ambitious set of targets. Among them universal primary education, disease and poverty eradication, environmental sustainability, gender equality and all of these desperately urgent indicators of human wellbeing were intended to be significantly achieved by 2015. And that would be this year. Sadly, depending upon which of the officially reported measures of progress you wish to consult, even a cursory read of the ongoing struggles of too many of the poorest of the world remains profoundly discomforting. And in case you hadn't already noticed, our own Aotearoa New Zealand backyard is now hardly pristine either. And certainly it wasn't meant to be this way. You see, while we boast a proud tradition of universal primary education, the quality of that educational experience for up to 250,000 Aotearoa New Zealand children is daily, severely curtailed by poverty and its attendant evils of poor health and domestic violence. Environmental sustainability is constantly threatened as much by public policy as by public negligence and the issue of gender equality was just last week framed within such an astonishingly pure old political response that it left most of us aging feminists just shaking our heads with incredulity. This then is the context globally and nationally within which you as graduates, confident, courageous and compassionate, are now set to make your mark to offer your contribution. Let me reiterate that I have every confidence in you to reframe the mantra from the passive it wasn't meant to be this way, to the proactive it does not have to be this way. For yours is the generation which for the first time in human history possesses the information, the knowledge, the technology and the resources to bring the worst of human suffering and injustice virtually to an end. Yours is the generation which must however also understand that the promises of the future cannot be fulfilled simply by the acquisition of more and more knowledge alone, but that what is also desperately needed is a commensurate increase in loving wisdom and of reverence for life, for the earth and for one another. It is in this way that I humbly encourage you to see yourselves therefore not just as purveyors of valuable knowledge, but concurrently as exemplars of the civic-minded virtues of compassion, kindness, respect and generosity. For it is surely only the combination of these treasured human qualities together with a strong confident intellectual capacity which can form model citizens for that most highly prized ideal of a nurturing and free society. A society within which all are enabled to participate to contribute and to flourish and within which none are ever enabled to unjustly dominate or oppress. There are only just two cautions. Globalisation has always been relentless in its press toward fulfilling its own ends and I think perhaps the greatest danger we currently face is our inability to apprehend the full extent of the danger which our largely uncritical acceptance of information technology now poses. Especially as it brings once distant cultural assumptions, technologies and determinations into much closer proximity. Who for example would in their wildest imaginings foresee young New Zealanders as radicalised acolytes of jihari militants. Paradoxically it is information technology which has also established the most disturbing levels of real-time physical distance between and among human beings. It is for this reason among others that I find the term social media curious and entirely misleading. That is because largely what it refers to isn't social at all. Rather it is solitary and thus largely antisocial. It lacks a credible ethical framework and it is impossible to secure any reasonable level of moral accountability. In my own sphere of academic discourse identity politics and tribalism, one of its most perverse manifestations also remain deeply troublesome post-colonial phenomena. And with respect I suggest that unless and until our deepest apprehensions of what it means to be truly members of a common humanity are unearthed and enlivened, then any vision of what the common good could yet be will remain just that. Merely a vision. We can and we must and we will do better. We can with the gift with our gift of abundant intelligence with our capacity for incisive and penetrating analysis and with compassion always for those without. We must because we are looked to similarly as with tohunga, as to selflessly confidently and courageously serve and sustain the common good and so we will. Wont we? Whether we act in small probably publicly unnoticed ways or whether we are destined to act in profoundly significant publicly recognised ways what matters ultimately is that above all else we do act. For all of this is the mandate, this tohu you are about to receive requires of you to fulfil. Now I know the matters I have raised may possibly be seen as too daunting may be even inappropriate for this moment but right now as one of you, as one with you as your immensely proud sister graduate and distinguished alum of this hour esteemed University of Auckland. I feel I would be utterly remiss if I didn't challenge you to consider your ongoing responsibility to both imagine and to innovate the most radical of future possibilities for yourselves and particularly for those whose futures lie quite literally in your hands. 11 of those of whom I speak are my beloved mokopuna. 11 beautiful, innocent, mischievous, intelligent, precious young people who along with all the children of this nation and of the world simply yearn for and so deserve the world of opportunity. On their behalf then I ask you to consider whether or not you feel ready to hold their future in your hands. Are you ready to lead with fearlessness and be unafraid of speaking truth to power? Does integrity and wisdom resonate with you? You see I believe that the least among us, especially the children surely deserve honest answers to these questions. Let me remind you that I have already expressed my vote of confidence in you but just in case any of you are still wondering I have a very simple suggestion to make and it is that you undertake on this your graduation day 4th of May 2015 to hold up a metaphoric mirror for I guarantee you will catch a glimpse of the tohunga within. Remember you can you must and you will of that I have no doubt. Let me say again congratulations to you all. Thank you for your forbearance. I wish you all every possible blessing of happiness and fulfillment as now you turn so deservedly to more formally participate in this your very special day of graduation. Thank you Jenny for a most interesting and insightful speech and for the wisdom and guidance you have shared with us all today. Could you please join with me in thanking Jenny once again. This is a meeting of council in Convocation of the University at which the Pro-Chancellor, Scott St John and I will be conferring degrees and awarding diplomas. I invite the Pro-Chancellor to award the diplomas and confer the degrees in the first half of this ceremony. By the authority vested in me by Resolution of the University of Auckland Council I, Scott St John, Pro-Chancellor award the diplomas and confer the degrees stated upon those who within the Faculty of Education have satisfied the requirements of this university. Upon the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Professor Greenberg to present graduands in that faculty. Pro-Chancellor, as Dean I have the honour of presenting to you the students qualified for the award of a diploma or conferment of a degree in the Faculty of Arts. Diploma in Languages Matthew Michael Carney OK, to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts Mujane Ma, Sandy Danny McQuann, Nicholas Manoring, Reuben Joshua Lucas Manamanatua Makani, Tessa Justine Maker, Louise Christina Maligan Alicia Eve Mark, Matthew Lynn Markby, Gaurian Markowski Stephanie Francis Ann Mondangas-Marsen Adele Joan Masters, Catherine Iris Mathis Lauren Sara Mathis Helen Irene Terito Nakura Otanaroa Matunga Rory Donald May Matthew Logan MacLennan Colton McDowell Andrew Scott Gillard McEwen Kristi Nolene McFadgin Erin McGaw Sarah Ann McClain Kirstie McPherson Carl Brewster McWilliams Anthony Ashley Metcalf Wendy Amelia Middlemis Matthew Gerard Miles Watson Christian Milicevic Lily Miura, Ashley Kate Merman Nicholas John Moll, Erin James Monast Kristina Monroy Bowden Charles Moorhead Tessa Lorna Morgan Taylor Marie Morris Titi Wiliamu Motusanga Martira Muccova Rhianne Alice Muir Therese Roshin Murdoch Alamoni Grace Nafe Sunjali Nagpal John Edward Nash Camille Natan Bethan Ann Needs Cecilia Mary Nata Nathan James Natai Kendra Marie Nielsen Shannon Margaret Norgrove Michael Martin Nutt Mallory Heather Rose O'Brien Josephie Rosa Olson Beth Jean Hawkins O'Reilly Eden Lillian Antonia Ott George Rex Otto Margaret Jane Palmer Tessa Broadbent Palmer Denise Carmela de los Santos Palomares Heian Park, Jongchan Park, Sangwook Park Jeffrey Sinclair Parks Ashik Darmendra Patel Louisa Peterson Chantelle Cherie Perrow Queenie Peitalie Laupepa Natasha Miriam Ponaya Daniel Martin Poole Jamie Karen Alexandra Poole Kimberly Lara Potten Tema Shendran Tiopua Rebecca Mariah Purvis Pro-Chancellor, I now call upon senior lecturer in Asian studies Dr Chung to present further graduates. To the degree of Bachelor of Arts Robin Kwan, Eleanor Rose Quirk Georgia Margaret Quirk Luping Annabelle Elaine Reddy Nathan Robert Ryu Katie Helena Margaret Rickson Emily Rose Ridgeway Shelly Ann Robertson Senior Scholar Arts Thomas Duncan Robertson Larissa Marie Robison Carly Jean Robinson Winter Faye Rowlands Isabel Fane Rogers Brita Dagmar Shirley Rowlandson Mahalia Michelle Rolston Ying Rong, Leonie Rose Ropiha Nicola Jane Russell Diploma in Teaching Secondary Ania Domino Maria Samarasinha Abigail Samuel, Kaitlyn Lara Shalfa-Berger Benjamin Henry Schlatt Mihir Sengupta Leanna Grace Te Afina Senior Anna Maria Francesca Navarro Serrano Rehana Shirley Jessica Louise Silby Natasha Bekita Silva Katrina Josette Simpson Alexander Kenneth Sinclair Michelle Siew Alexandra Margaret Tobin Sleibos Daniel George Smith Felicity Lana Smith Jana Ehypera Smoeve Yison Evie Southwell Cameron James Stavely Luke Francis Steiner Charlotte Mary Stevens Karen Joy Stevens Abigail Elizabeth Strang Millie Mingleson Laura Marie Switzer Matafanua Tamatoa Chris Winghey Tang and a Diploma in Languages Tabitha Beating Tang Laura Ashley Taylor Luke Carson Taylor Tita Putomas Adam Charles Thirigud David Alan Junrongting Natalie Letulangi Toevae Alexandra Kate Truscott Victoria Elinganoa Tuala Jamaliet Suilolo Tuiletufunga Teresa Dupofiana Sholi Waiata Duli Jacob William Twidle Melissa Jane Underwood Jerson Jesus Valuensa Cisternas Tessa Jane Van Zolen Kourtney Ann Varko Jack Leon Venter Kate Margaret Villars James William Wallan Samuel Mark Walls Emma Mae Walsh Hany Wang Wang Yi Jun Delaney Makareta Malatasi-Serra Watanitai Yvonne Rose Webster Imogen Lucy Weir Xuenwen Kourtney Joan Wentz Saoyun Annabelle Wan Abigail Grace Wheaton Maria Adrianna Wheeler John James Wibbley Evelyn Mae Weil Forest Witchman Paige Helen Wilburn Alice Grace Mahoney Wilkins Deborah Ruth Williams Anna Catherine Rose Williams Gabriella Maria Williams Frances Jane Wilson Senior Scholar Arts Prudence Sophie Marie Wilson Stephanie Chloe Winchester O'Sullivan Chanel Anne Wishheart Hannah Freya Wolfries Eden Oliver Wong Wong Gajun Su Chen Wong Emma Grace Ray Jeng Wu Yuen Zhen Wu Harrison James B. Wynn Norshu Yebin Yang Scott Yap Sora You Rachel Jane Young Rose Ann Yumel Jasmin Jaisan Paul Postgraduate Diploma in Arts with Distinction Cassandra Claire Dickinson in Development Studies Emory Manalo Francisco in Media, Film and Television Postgraduate Diploma in Arts with Merit Andrea Lorraine-Dorba in Art History and a Bachelor of Arts Air Grace Farelli in Psychology Aqata A'la Elua in Criminology and a Bachelor of Arts Marissa Antoinette Bennett in Criminology Safira Hardani in Development Studies Ann Siata Maan in History Adam Charles Brooke Parmenter in Media, Film and Television and a Bachelor of Arts Fungalua Smith in Geography Elizabeth Wilson in Geography Postgraduate Diploma in Language Teaching with Merit Lu Ming Lin Ying Fei Xue Postgraduate Diploma in Language Teaching Jinmin Li Piao Li Ying Liu Eunice Althea McIver Yiyang to the degree of Master of Creative Writing with First Class Honours Erin Ellison and a Bachelor of Arts Honours with First Class Honours in History and a Bachelor of Arts Ella Jane Elizabeth Selwyn to the degree of Master of Creative Writing with Second Class Honours First Division Mike Iver Galvin to the degree of Master of Public Policy with First Class Honours Lauren Ann Gent to the degree of Master of Public Policy with Second Class Honours First Division Lea Estelle Beaumont to the degree of Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages with First Class Honours Karen Frances Hollis Jose Antonio Porra Simba Keipa to the degree of Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages with Second Class Honours First Division Sean Eris Redwood to the degree of Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Evie Joy Aitchison Hannah Chen in absentia, those other persons named in the official record qualified for the conferment of a degree or the award of a diploma from the Faculty of Arts Thank you, Pro-Chancellor, for conferring the degrees and awarding the diplomas in the first half of this ceremony One of the great pleasures of graduation is the opportunity to hear performances by students from our acclaimed School of Music Bernice Austin, accompanied by Juan Kim will now perform Lucky Child at the Statue of Venus by Jake Hegey Would you please join with me in thanking them once again for the degree by resolution of the University of Auckland Council I, Ian Parton, Chancellor award the diplomas and confer the degrees stated upon those who within the Faculty of Education and Social Work have satisfied the requirements of this University I call upon the Dean of the Faculty of Education and Social Work, Professor Aitken to present graduands in that faculty I have the honour of presenting to you the students qualified for the award of a diploma or conferment of a degree in the Faculty of Education and Social Work I call upon the Dean of the Faculty of Education and Social Work, Professor Aitken to present the degrees stated upon those who have already passed the bachelor's degree. Chad Paul Carpenter Davis Tania Pauline Dawson Alisha Denison Priscilla Niha Denika Sally Ann Edgell Shadell Joy Acklin-Fial Elepeta Lulama Fafita Karen Aiden Ledger Finiti Michelle Christine Foley Crystal Candace Franz Alice Mary Gallagher Rong Bangong Craig Allen Grant Morgan Mae Gray Rachel Ann Hamilton Vicky Philippa Harris Kylie Marilyn Helston Cameron Francis Huberts Jennifer Hutch Rebecca Elizabeth Hudson Malia Ann Ikinaseo Lubna Ekpao Michelle C. 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All right. Welcome, everyone. Thanks for joining me today. So this session is about bringing visibility into your OpenSack network. Just a little bit about myself. My name is Valentina Laria, and I work for Plumgrid. Plumgrid is an SDN solution for OpenSack. Our booth is right there, so if you have more question on what we do, we're welcome to stop by later. So today, I want to concentrate primarily on the challenge of operationalizing the networking layer in OpenSack. And the one thing I want to start from is some of the transformation changes that we see from an infrastructure perspective and how they're impacted the operational side of the house. So obviously, you all see adoption of new technology, cloud being the driver of this transformation. But all these new products and components that come into the picture obviously bring some complexity, especially from an operational perspective. So the first complexity that we're dealing with is that we are now operating a large-scale environment where there is a very large number of components, so what we call usually a distributed system. And operating a distributed system has some inherent learning and understanding of the different pieces of the puzzle that are needed to be able to actually go in there and operationalize it from a complete lifecycle perspective. The other aspect of this is that the operational team, the first line of the funds, is not necessarily always super familiar with OpenSack and SDN and all the different pieces of the puzzles that come together. So how do we help this group become effective from day zero of deploying a cloud, especially from a networking perspective? And at the network level, I'll talk a little bit more about it, but there's a big transformation, obviously, of delivering networking services from the physical model we're used with, to more of a software-driven model. But it's not that the physical network just goes away, right? You still have your physical switches and physical routers. They need to be operated, and you need to make sure that that traffic is actually flowing through these devices. So you now are left with a physical infrastructure and a virtual infrastructure, and often, your lack tools that are helping you correlate these two layers back and forth. So what we're looking at is really a model where you have this physical environment underneath. And that's your traditional data center infrastructure what you use with. And on top of that, you have your virtual layer. And at the top level, it's what is driven by OpenSack, Neutron, for example. And your physical infrastructure is what is traditionally driven by CLI configuration. Those are your physical routers and physical switches. Now, while the operational team, especially in the network operation center, it's very much used to operate the bottom layer. The challenge that we're seeing, and I spent a lot of time working with, my customer is helping them operationalize the solutions that we bring to them, is how to take what they know about the physical layer and translate it up into this virtual layer. Now, what is different is obviously that while on the bottom, you have individual components you can log into and troubleshoot and log into ports and figure out if the traffic is flowing back and forth. At the top, you have something that it's more of a concept and a structure. You have a logical router. You have a logical switch. But those devices don't actually live physically in one spot. They can live distributed across maybe tens of components or hundreds of components. So you immediately see how it's quite different to go and operate a single device at the bottom versus a much larger number of devices at the top. So on top of this, the other piece of the puzzle is very often in OpenSack to achieve this virtual network infrastructure construct, we leverage the concept of overlay networks. And when you have an overlay network, what happens is that you do a couple of two things. The first one is that you insert a software component inside each compute node. So these are your Nova OpenSack compute nodes. You usually insert a piece of software that runs inside all of these compute nodes. And in terms of the PlumGrid solution, we are an overlay solution.  And this component for us is a kernel component. It's a component that we refer to as the iOvisor.   And then you have the ability to create VXLAN panels that will help you kind of decouple your virtual environment from your physical environment. So you see there's a couple of things that happen here. The first one is that your virtual network starts being fully distributed. You have this VXLAN infrastructure that starts decoupling your virtual layer from your physical layer. And these entities, these networking entities, these security entities, while you have an abstraction of a single one of those, start living across the entire environment. So PlumGrid has been in the SDN business for a number of years. And we work with a variety of customers that have asked us to help them and operationalize this level, this level of the stack, this piece of the puzzle. And we started looking at the existing tools out there. And a lot of what it's out there in the market, especially around SDN, tends to be very tabular heavy. You have all these rows of information about your infrastructure. So you probably have a lot of data there, but it's not necessarily easy for you as a user, especially if you're an operator and someone that is not necessarily a PhD in open stack and a PhD in SDN and a PhD in distributed system to go figure out what is actually happening in there. Again, the information might be all there, but it's not necessarily something that it's easily consumable by the user. So we wanted to take a pretty revolutionary approach to the problem of monitoring and visualization. And we wanted to combine that with the fact that we have this kernel component that runs inside each compute node. So we have visibility into the entire open stack environment, and we wanted to build something that could be very intuitive and easy to consume for anyone from an operational perspective. And so together with our SDN solution, we introduced this new product recently that is called PlumGrid Cloud Epex. And I'm going to show you a demo in just a sec. But the idea of Cloud Epex is to build a cloud visualization platform that helps bring understanding of the health and condition of the overall distributed system. We wanted to make it very simple. So the goal for us was to achieve zero-day operations, so to really enable the operational team to jump in there and be proficient from the get-go. Again, based on my experience, I spent a lot of time with the cloud engineering groups at all our customer sites, and they all tell me, you know, help me get the operation guys involved, because I want to be able to be out of the loop. I don't want them to call me every time there's a problem. How do we enable them to be proficient? So this is really the goal for Cloud Epex for us was to enable these zero-day operations, build something that would be very intuitive, very simple to consume, something that anyone could just jump in there and figure out exactly what is happening. The other big piece of the puzzle for us was that, again, there are all these layers that come together. You have your physical infrastructure. You have your virtual infrastructure on top. And sometimes the problem you're troubleshooting can be as simple as, oh, my two VMs cannot ping. But even that very simple troubleshooting problem involves traversing all the layers of the stack and touching both the compute layer and the networking layer. So my two VMs cannot ping. Well, first of all, let's figure out how those two VMs are connected from a virtual infrastructure perspective. Are they part of the same tenant? Are they part of two separate tenants? Are they interconnected through maybe a shared provider network that has been created on top of that? Now let's look at the physical infrastructure. Are those two VMs sitting on the same physical server? Are those two VMs sitting on two servers in the same physical rack? Are those two VMs sitting on two servers across two separate racks? So you immediately see that the possibilities and combinations are endless. So we wanted to provide a way for someone to jump into this cloud epics visualization and be able to immediately find where components are, correlate across the different layers of the stack, and get a feel for the health of the environment. The other thing that it's obviously important here is that, as you know, we are a community. That's why we're here at this summit. And there is a lot of moving parts that build a solution for a customer for an environment. So what we wanted to do from the get go was to build an environment that would be extensible so that we can bring in not just the plumb grid as the end components, but start pulling some of the open stack logs, for example, as well as some of the physical infrastructure that are relevant for this environment. And last but not least is the central point that I have there, which is what we wanted to build was something where it would be very easy to just log into the UI and pinpoint a problem. Again, instead of having to process all this heavy text-based usual interface that you usually deal with, have something that would be very intuitive and easy to consume. So I'm going to show you all of this in the demo. But a couple of areas that are important here that I wanted to just highlight before I get into the environment are the functionality that we call affinity-based GUI. And this is what you see listed here at the top. And the affinity-based GUI is the ability to select any resource, whether it's on the virtual or the physical layer, and to see how it correlates with the other layer of the stack. So you have this ability to click on a virtual entity and see how it maps the physical and vice versa from the physical to the virtual. We also have the ability to turn on all sort of real-time heat maps. So I'll show you all of that in action. So based on the identity and the type of the VM, whether it's a web VM or a database VM, based on the identity of a physical server, you can look at metrics and have this real-time display functionality help you navigate the environment. As you can see, it's quite unique in terms of design. You don't see a lot of text there. But you have all the resources that are represented in a very compact way, something that could be running kind of on your knock center and your operation center. You can just jump in there and see if there's any red blinking light. Probably something that's not quite right, right? So I'll show you a demo. Just to give an idea of the environment, we have what we call the Plum Grid Cloud EPEX middleware, which is a certain number of components that are collecting all these distributed logs that come from what runs inside each of your servers, each of your compute nodes. It's pulling from all the Plum Grid components. So again, it's collecting the traffic as VMs flow through the virtual network infrastructure. It's collecting all sort of traffic. The middleware is aggregating this information in real-time. And it's presenting that through the Cloud EPEX UI. Obviously, all these things can be exposed through API as well. So let me quickly jump here. And all right. So we're logging into Cloud EPEX here. And this is what we call the resource view. So at the very top of the screen, you have all your virtual resources. In this example, those are the virtual machines and the projects, what we call virtual domains. And at the bottom, you have your servers. And the servers are organized by rack. We run LDP so we know how the servers are connected into the environment. You can see it's very simple to have a global view of the environment. And you can get detailed information about each of these elements by mousing over that. Or I'll show you how you can actually search for any type of string in this environment. So you have your entire distributed system. This can be hundreds of servers. And you can very easily find resources anywhere in the environment. On the right, we have what we call the detail panel. And the detail panel, it's context-sensitive. So whatever you select on the left, whether it's the overall deployment or an element, let me just pause here for a sec so I can explain you a couple more things, so whatever you select on the left, whether it's the overall deployment or an entity, we'll show you detailed information on the right. So it's going to show you how many, for example, for a physical server, how many virtual machines are there. For a project, for a virtual domain, it's going to show you, again, how many virtual machines are there. How many virtual domains are deployed in the overall environment. So it's going to help you navigate information for the entire system. And then at the bottom, you have your detailed real-time logs. These logs tell you if something is happening in the system. So if there is, for example, interfaces that are going up and down. If there are crashes at key components in the environment, it's going to help you with monitoring all of that. So you can see here, for example, showing me the list of all the virtual domains, all the projects that I have in that environment. It's going to also show me all the virtual machines there. So now what we're going to start doing is we're going to start clicking around. And we're going to start looking at the affinity-based functionality. So you can see here that I'm selecting an entity, for example, a physical entity at the bottom. And you can see that this maps to the top to a number of virtual entities. So here I have, for example, a server. And this server has six virtual machines that are deploying on it. Now, what this is going to help me figure out very simply is, how are these virtual machines mapped to tenant environments? And you can see that in this example, they're pretty equally spread across multiple tenants. There's two that belong to the same tenant, but for the rest, they're equally spread. So you can immediately see if there is a hotspot, a misconfiguration in terms of deploying VMs. Also, if there is a problem that it's affecting a cluster of entities, whether it's again VMs or server, this can help you very easily spot it. You can do the same from the top. So you can actually select a virtual resource and see how it maps to a physical environment. And you can do that for a tenant as well. So in this example here, I'm selecting a whole tenant. And I'm going to see how it maps to my physical infrastructure. Again, very powerful to figure out how the two levels are correlated together. So you can see that this tenant, it's again pretty equally distributed. And for this tenant on the right side, you can see all the VMs that are there. You can see the servers it's mapped into. You can also see aggregated information about the virtual domain itself, about the project itself, and all the logs that are present in the system. In this example, there were some interfaces up and down events. There were some access to CPUs that were related to this environment. And you can see you can filter logs. You can also filter logs by severity. So you can look at just the critical alerts, the warnings. This is also displayed at the very top of the screen there. And as the end solution, we have the concept of this control plane and management plane elements that we call the directors. And those are very critical because they are the brain of the system. And so we show them at the very top as well. So we can have a quick lens of the health of those elements there. Now what I'm going to show you next is how do we turn on heat maps on top of this resource view that I was showing you earlier. So what we have here is the ability to look at different metrics in the environment, things like packets sent and received, byte sent and received, CPU utilization, memory utilization. And I have some graphs on the right side that are helping me look at the normal trend of the environment and are helping me set thresholds properly. So once I've learned what the normal behavior is, I can start setting thresholds. These thresholds can be set at the VM level. They can be set at the physical server level or at the project level. So if an entire tenant is affected, I can see that problem easily. And you can see that as you set these metrics, you can set whatever thresholds for your environment. We also have the ability to customize these metrics based on the type of workload. Again, I was seeing earlier the example of a DBVM versus a WebVM. You probably want to set a very different type of thresholds for these two categories, right? So you have the ability to do that. And as I said, you can look at the machine's metrics, project metrics, physical server metrics. You can also order them by severity. So again, the goal for this was really to make simple and easy for a cloud operator to jump in there and see, oh, there's a problem. There's one VM up there. I can get all the information. I can see how it maps to my physical infrastructure is experiencing some misconfiguration. Now, obviously, if you have a large environment, you want to be able to quickly find something. So you can see here, I'm just searching based on a random pattern. I'm looking for a VM name. I can look for an IP address. I can look for a MAC address. I can look for any type of information. And it's going to start filtering things dynamically for me so that I can just quickly find anything in there that it's relevant for what I'm doing. And you can see that, obviously, I can do that for physical information. So I can look for IP addresses of my servers and VMs and all of that. So this environment was relatively small. The one I had recorded is demo web. It had a handful of virtual domains and a handful of servers and virtual machines. But this is to give an idea of how this can scale with a much larger environment. So here, I have a much larger number of VMs, much larger number of projects. And it's still pretty simple to find if there is a problem there. As I said, you can kind of turn on these metrics for the entire project environment and easily spot if there is a problem and a correlation between the two layers. So this is what I wanted to cover today. I know I have about a minute left. So if there is any question or comment that anyone wants to make, otherwise, thank you so much for joining me. And I hope it was helpful.