Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2019-2020 Panini Mosaic basketball, Salo Pack Break number 698 giving away the final for $350 basketball mixer spot so that break is going to come up in a separate video. I'm very excited about that. Big thanks to this group here for making this happen. Is this the right group? I don't think this is the right group. Where's the Salo Pack Break right here? There it is. Big thanks to this group right here. This is the correct group. Where the last Bob Mojo is on the bottom. Not in the middle. I think I grabbed a picker team list from something else. Alright, so big thanks to that group right here. Why am I grabbing baseball teams? This is a basketball pack right here. This is the correct list. I assure you, Adam Cupperman down to Shane and Shay. And all the teams are in. Alright, let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Hard 6. 3-3. 6 times. And a different dice roll for the giveaways. 3. 4. 5. And 6. Alright, 3-3. Hard 6 for the basketball teams. 1. For this basketball break. 2. 3. 4. 5. And 6 the hard way. 3-3. Alright, so here's the first half of the list right here. No trade windows in these filler breaks. But Rodney, you got the pelicans in this. And who's got the... Oh, then there's the Grizzlies right there. Callan. And with the Grizzlies. Could there be some surprises in a little retail pack here? A cello pack? Yes. There could be. We have seen this before. I wouldn't set my expectations so high, but hey, that's part of the fun of this. Alright, there's the final printout right there. Let's see what we have in this pack. Maybe some brookies. Maybe some zions. This is Greed Luke-Kanard. There's Giannis and there's Kevin Porter Jr. Cavs edition going to Josh Melton. Pink Camo Parallels. Steph Curry. Devin Booker. Big win for, big game one win for the Suns tonight.  Here's the crazy stuff. Who's going to win those mixer spots for a fraction of the price? That would be pretty awesome, right? Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Three times. Top four, not very many giveaway spots, but top four after three good luck. One, two, and three. After three times, it's a top four, so from five on down, Keith, sorry. From five on down, my apologies, but I appreciate you trying. Congrats though to the top four happy times for you. Happy times for Shane, Eric, Keith, and Sean. Actually, I guess I don't feel so bad for Keith Black because he ended up getting a spot anyway, so at least you got one, Keith. Thanks everybody. Sean, Keith, Eric, Shane, Team Aldinger in on the action too. Thanks guys. We'll see you in the next video for that break. Bye-bye.


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What do you see happening with Carolina Panthers going forward because are they about to just clean slate like you talked about Bill Balcek doing? I don't think the Panthers are going to go clean slate, but I do think everyone in the world is calling them. And what's going to happen is either they're going to get the deals they want or they won't. And I think Christian McCaffrey is probably the most interesting one. You know, they're going to want a first round pick for a premium player. You know, other teams are not going to want to give that. But right now, me saying this doesn't really matter. What matters is when it comes down to it, when the trade deadline is close, what are the actual best offers? So I think there's a chance McCaffrey's traded. I think the Panthers would like to be forced into it. Like we could not turn down this deal. We had to do it. And remember, they're going to have a new coach and they're going to present the new coach with either here's this franchise running back, who's awesome. Or here's the first round pick to help us get a quarterback. Both those things are good. I think they would like one or the other.


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I'm going down. Dig a hole and stay in there.  I don't understand what you're saying. I'm leaving. This is how we're contracting the virus. See you on the other side, boys. I can't even see.  Kev, do the stream in here with us. I don't think even we can see what we're doing. Oh, thank you.  Could someone drop a torch? Help! What is going on? I'm going back in the hole.  I'm going to start drinking. All right, lads. We're safe. I'm dead. I'll light up your lives, gents. Let's go. We're always the light of my life, Kevin. I always kind of knew. I'm looking for Australia. I think we passed it already, guys. You're all digging in different directions. This is going horribly. Where are you all going? Who's this? Get down here. I'm the torch holder. I don't do the digging. I'm going to pour myself a drink. I think I'm going into the light. You can't just be holding your torch and drinking. It's not much, but it's honest work. Hold the light. Lean it on its car with the stop and go sign. Listen, lads. I'm drinking his nagging. I'm giving you life, but I can easily take it away so you can make your choice. I don't know. We're safe. We're safe. We're safe. We're safe. Come into our hole, please. We need you down here. Oh, I've been waiting to hear that for a while. OK, there's a pool here. I'm going to suggest we all drown ourselves. I won't let you do it. I'd like to watch first, and then I'll go last. He's still alive. Kill yourself already. No. Let the slime in. Let him in. Kevin, the one thing you do. Chaos. He buys tenors outside fighting on his own. I feel bad. We can let Tanner in in a moment. That's it. I'm leaving until this whole situation calms down. Quickly, before Kevin gets back in, oh, he's here. This isn't social distancing, though. I mean, I'm in the basement, so. Listen to me, Penguin. You've got to get out of here. Kevin's around. Good old gold. Penguin? No. Good workout there, man. Who fell down? Oh, no. Rescue operation. Coast guard. Someone do something. All I know is how to hold a torch. How do we drop it? I'm not sure. How do you drop things? Or tee, tee choice? Yes, sir? The drop stuff. Daniel, he's so stressed. Someone got a glow stick earlier. May I have it? He wants to go to a techno disco. I mean, have you seen my suit? Whoever's next to me keeps stealing. Daniel, you can't just steal things like that. Give it back now. Oh, Kevin found a life crystal. How do I get it? Oh, there we go. So to use it, you just put it on. Oh, I just ate it. Sorry. He's going to give it to Sean. Do you stick the right block? Kevin's just replacing the right block, OK? Throw it up. Give it to me. I need it for something good. No. There's a life crystal. Oh, there's a house. Give it to Kevin. Give it to me for a second. Where am I? I am legit. Shame you didn't have that life crystal. Oh, that was brilliant. Oh, a boulder just killed Kevin. I all just kind of knew it would end that way. I'm pimping out my basement. I got a chandelier and everything. No, the way down is safe. You just swap sides each way. And I've placed blocks to protect you. Oh, for fuck's sake. Why did a grave just fall down here? You got this, Sean. You just got to persevere. I did. Just keep shouting at his corpse like, you got this.  But the money isn't really important right now, so. He's always important, Kevin. I mean, that's all I think about. Could you get off the track, please? Jesus. Fine. There you go. We're even going. Wherever the rails lead me, Jack. Danger, danger, danger. Run away, danger. Wait, where'd you get the magic boomerang? What? The boomerang does nothing. Or tea gave you that as a gift? Where's my gift? Why does he get everything? I've not got a single gift from you. And I've known you the longest. Give me something. This is YouTube business, man. It's just YouTube business. It's all networking with you. Oh, you're so egotistic. We can patch it up and we're good. Well, cheers to the house blowing up, lads. I got to say, Dan, you expanded my basement, so I appreciate that. It's a septic eye, lads. Run for it. I'm just placing a chandelier. Go away. Anyone need some light? Are you good? Kevin, we need you. We're grand, Kevin. He likes me. He doesn't attack me. He's flaming arrows. We've got him right where we want him, boys. Hey, what is right where we want him? Me dying. Kevin, what do you do? You want to come in? Is it nighttime down there as well, or is it just because I'm so high? How high did you go, Kevin? I'm 822 high, but I don't know how to get down. You got to jump. How do you jump? I'm going to fall on the right side. Can you make a little pot of water? OK. OK, the water's built. Why do you sound like you're lying? Well, that's fantastic, lads. Thanks pretty much for the help. All right, where are we going? Patty's Day Parade. Let's go. Patty's Day Parade. We built the spire so far. We just need half. Yeah, it's just as shite as the real one. Where's Kevin? Finally, someone noticed. Jesus, I'm still coming. I mean, I can see you still kept going, but at least you noticed. We're good, like a little bit good. Are we, Kevin?  Are we good? I sense a bit of sarcasm. Oh, no. Oh, God. Dad's dead. OK. Bastard. You stood on the bottom and the rock flattened me. Because, like, the other guy I've considered this one in a long time. I'm having a great time. Wait, what, what one? Don't starve. Oh, dude, you can't even take care of me on that one. I don't mind a group. All my stuff is on fire. All your stuff is now on fire, I'm afraid. The water's going all fecky. I'm not coming out. It's scary out there. There's something in the water. Yes, Daniel. Even worse. I'm not going to drown. I'm going to drown. I'm coming. I don't know why. Actually, yeah, I'm leaving. I can't do anything. You want to go to hell? We can go, we can go straight back. Yes, to the place I belong. Let's go. No, don't, don't say it like that, Kevin. To the place. My chat's going to get rowdy. I belong. Yeah, there's nothing here. There is a load of dynamite. OK. That was 100% my fault. It sounds a bit traumatized. Wait, hold up. This is not safe. Wait, just click to channel that we're not in a safe place. Hold on, guys. This might be dangerous. Up until now, I thought I was the danger. So press W or S on it. OK, yeah. Goodbye, Dan. It's been real. How about we go on a new adventure? Where else do we need to go? We can go find the dungeon and defeat Skeletron. Are we ready for a guy called Skeletron? I've got this flower. I don't know. Like, oh, look up on the table there. Excuse me. It's good to be home, boys. It's good to be home. My basement. My chandelier. We're literally in space.   This is why it took so long for me to follow. What do people need at the moment? Like, me and Jack need blocks. We need common sense. Yeah, I think that's long overdue. OK, so Kevin needs a sword. Yeah, could you bring it to me, please?  I'm literally in space. The Irish are building a St. Paddy's Day parade in space. I think it's about time we had a space program. And if we get enough dirt, I think we can do it. I don't know.  I know we were safe here. Oh, no, I fell. Noob. Oh, I landed in a lake on a cloud. That is the luck of the Irish there, lads. There's nothing dangerous here. Come on down. Left, left, left, left, left, left, left. Yeah, there you go.  Get in here.  All right, what we need to do is go down and then we'll release the water and make a water slide. All the way back to the house. That actually might work. One step ahead. Water's releasing. Water's releasing. OK, go, go, go. This is how rain is made, trust me. Oh, I made that sword and I made a bow. I made it rain over Brian. What does this Skeletor guy do? He's got like big hands. Me too. Maybe we can find some common ground and just talk this out instead. Is there anything we should know, then? Fill us in on how we beat this guy. This boss is incredibly difficult. If you die, you'll come back at spawn.  All I'm feeling is negativity.  No, don't go in. Don't go in. I support this. Sean, keep going. This has been a damned tater ship for too long. Keep on going. Just trust me. Trust me on this. Ah, Jesus Christ! Lads, we should run. This is a bad idea. Yeah, feck and run, lads. Let's get out of here. Run, run. I saw! Just you and me now, Dan. He almost hit me with his wings. What's a wing? It's the back of your elbow. No, it's not. It is. Listen, stop running to help Dan right now and Google it. He's only one weenus left. Weenus down! He has no weenus left. Don't get reckless, lads. Don't. Ah, weenus down! Weenus down! Together, the Irish drove out Skeletron, OK? It's just like the snakes. Yes, except with more weenus. Oh my god, there's so many enemies down there. All right, I say we just drop into the pit.  I'm ready for them. I've got this water thing. I'm trying, but Dan won't let me. I can get us out safe. I got to take that. Teleport back to spawn, OK? OK, we're up, we're up. All right, Dan, where's my recall potion? Oh, fuck, they're still alive. Yep, I'm still here. Oh, I died. Yeah, we're going down. Yeah, here we go. Rolling! Everybody's here. Whole gang. Kevin, do you still have the rain? No, I put it all over Brian. Why are we digging down? I can't remember. Something to do with a flesh wall. We're going to fight the wall of flesh. The weenus wall, I think he called it. So, Kevin, have you ever been sued by Vivo? No, I'm thinking about suing them, though. Look at that guy with a helmet. Kevin, are you OK to up there?  Statue. What? Oh, it's a statue. Kevin didn't dance with them. I keep just jumping down the same hole and hoping things change. OK, there's an ocean up here. Let's just simply leave it. I'm going to go down and make a little pit for the water to gather it. Just got to keep going. We'll be fine. No. Oh, no. Oh, my God. I somehow lived. OK. What? It's OK I'm making a pit for you so you can come down next time.  Is there a pit? Is it safe? Almost. Hold on. Well, I'm falling. Kevin's been so happy ever since he started drinking. Dude, I started drinking from the start. That was the trick. Would you look at that? I died again. I ran out of potions. Just come at me, slaughter some penguins, and then we'll die in the fall. That's what I've been doing. I'm having, honestly, a really good time. Guys, our house is still a bit all over the place. My basement keeps getting bigger. We dropped down and we died about 400,000. I mean, I've had a long day. I had a blast. I thought that was great. I started drinking from the start. That was my plan.


Howdy how's it going? My name's Davy Chappie. You know, I have set that opening, I want to say, 130 times over almost three years. I have made a video every week for almost three years. For over two of those years, I've been running paid games off of my Patreon, and for the majority of that time, I was running an average of five games a week. I've made my entire life revolve around D&D, and oh boy, am I happy. For the majority of that time, I couldn't see any signs of stopping. I was enjoying every bit of setting up sessions and writing a paper on a tabletop RPG, just like the one I'm reading from now. But about half a year ago, a tiny, dangerous thought creeped into my brain, and it was all over. Not all at once, but as soon as you let this question in, it's only a matter of time. What if I didn't run a session today? It's a pretty basic thought, and you can ignore it pretty easily, but as soon as you start to question whether or not you want to go through the effort of being the one behind the screen, you'll start to ask yourself that question once a week until the idea stops becoming so unreasonable, and then one day, you'll take the plunge, you'll stop, and your work ethic will disconnect from its rails, and then you've hit it. DM burnout. And that's a dangerous situation to be in. You have to tell your players, or you can just say nothing, and keep cancelling your games until they get tired and leave. The latter option happens more often than the former, but it doesn't change the end result. One way or another, you are off of the DM bench, and you're not sure when you're getting back on it. I've recently paused my games and told my players that I don't know when the campaigns will be starting back up. It was hard because these are people that have been relying on me to not be another fizzled campaign that doesn't have the performance power to finish. And it's either left me feeling empty, or maybe that empty feeling is why I stopped. In either case, if you're watching this video, I can imagine that the same thing has happened to you. Or maybe you're just a loyal Davy Chappy fan who will watch anything I put out. Except vlogs. I love you guys. But if you are a worried DM, you're probably wondering what to do to turn this mood around and get back on your book throne. And you can't. Oops, sorry, I tricked you. The answer is simple. You can't fix your problem, just like you can't help getting bored by Fall Guys one week after you play it. You've done the same thing over and over, and the crown hangs heavy on your head. The only thing that you can do is do something else so that you forget the sensation of sleepless nights writing plot hooks for people who will do everything in their power to avoid them. And eventually, the feeling will be gone for a long enough time that you'll forget about the bad parts too, and then you're ready to go again, like a goddamn bookkeeping Streisand effect. But in the meantime, you have some time to reflect on your dour state and try to understand what brought you to this point. Think of the good and bad parts of DMing, and try to figure out what you want out of the game. For me, the downside was running five games at once on a consistent schedule, never having my weeknights free and always having to cancel dates with my hypothetical love interests because my players had a date with Destiny, which was coincidentally my DM stripper name. The upsides were hanging out with my friends, entertaining them and feeling like I had a place where I belong, a place where I knew my friends would never leave me because they kept giving me money every month, and eventually the sunk cost fallacy has gotta kick in somewhere. So I definitely liked DMing, it made me happy, and I guess after two straight years I can probably say that it wasn't a passing thing, which means that taking a long rest is a good idea. I've had burnout periods before, I've been running D&D for five years, and playing it for longer. And the thing that I've found is that for every week that you push yourself further into the burnout pit, that's another two weeks on top of your normal burnout period that it's gonna take for you to get out. Unless your campaign is about to end in like three more sessions maximum, then you shouldn't keep yourself going. Any more than that, and you're dooming yourself to a constant personal peer pressure of, well maybe one more week won't hurt, because one of the things nobody really talks about is that DM burnout is mostly felt in between sessions. I've kept myself going in my campaigns for so long by just thinking, well yeah, I'm feeling awful every day leading up to the session, but for the three hours that I'm in the chair, I'm having a blast. That should definitely make the other six days of on we worth it, right? Right? You're smart, you know the answer to this.  Let your time to go be your time to go, and maybe if you're like me in trying to re-find your love for D&D, you should take one of your friends and put them on the hot seat and take some time to be a player for a while. In the week that it took me to drop off of DMing, I joined two homebrew campaigns, a Reimatfrost maiden campaign, a Westmarch server, a changeling the lost game, and a Game of Roon quest. This could be seen by some concerned viewers as excessive, but I like to think of it as playing the odds, because we all know how fragile D&D games are, and even then, the fact that I'm not the DM means that I can drop out at any point if the scheduling becomes too much of a hassle, or I can miss a game without feeling the guilt of cancelling the whole session on account of me. Better yet, the games that I'm playing are all in different styles of RPGs. Two of them aren't even D&D, and one of them is a Westmarch server, which, well, we will talk about those one day. The point is that it'll be harder to burn out when everything is a different experience, and when I'm finally ready to run a game again, I'll have all of that experience learning and remembering what it is to be a player that should give me new insights on how to torture their characters. I'd like to end this video on a note that at the end of the day, you don't even have to keep playing D&D. We get burned out on a lot of things in life, and a lot of those things we just really don't come back to, and that's fine. You aren't obligated to play the game, and if you're hitting a wall with your friends where D&D is all they ever talk about, either suggest something else for everybody to do, or meet some other people for a while who maybe don't have an addiction to dice cereal. No matter what, you should do what makes you happy, and if role-playing games aren't doing that, remember that you always have the choice not to roll. But not for me! Thank you for watching this video. Be sure to do all those things that I always say at the end of these videos, and if you want to keep me in this perpetual spiral of making videos and forgetting about them the next week, head over to my Patreon to find new ways of burning your money away. But yeah, Dabby out.


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Hey, be honest, watch out for these trees on the other side. Look at the other side of the tree. If you see people, they don't call canyons. Bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye.


Hi, Lisa Martin here with theCUBE's coverage of Veeamon 2021. I've got two alumni joining me. Please welcome back to theCUBE, Danny Allen, Veeam's CTO. Danny, it's great to see you. Yeah, I'm delighted to be here, Lisa. Excellent. Brian Schwartz is here as well, Google director outbound product management. Brian, welcome back to the program. Thanks for having me again. Excited to be here. Excited to be here. Yes, definitely. We're going to be talking all about what Veeamon and Google are doing today, but let's go ahead and start, Danny, with you. Veeam's vision is to be the number one trusted provider of backup and recovery solutions for modern data protection. Unpack that for me. Trust is absolutely critical, but when you're talking about modern data protection to your customers, what does that mean? Yeah, so I always tell our customers there's three things in there that are really important. Trust is obviously number one, and Google knows this. You've been the most trusted search provider forever. And so we have 400,000 customers. We need to make sure that our products work. We need to make sure that they do data protection, but we need to do it in a modern way. And so it's not just backup and recovery. That's clearly important. It's also all of the automation and orchestration to move workloads across infrastructures, move it from on-premises to the Google Cloud, for example. It also includes things like governance and compliance because we're faced with ransomware and malware and security threats. And so modern data protection is far more than just backup. It's the automation, it's the monitoring, it's the governance and compliance, it's the ability to move workloads. But everything that we look at within our platform, we focus on all of those different characteristics and to make sure that it works for our customers. One of the things that we've seen in the last year, Danny, big uptick in a ransom, we're obviously the one that everyone is the most familiar with right now, the colonial pipeline. Talk to me about some of the things that Veeam has seen, what your 400,000 customers have seen in the last 12 months of such a dynamic market, a massive shift to work from home and to supporting SaaS workloads and things like that. What have you seen? Well, certainly the employees working from home, there's a massive increase in the attack surface for organizations because now instead of having three offices, they have hundreds of locations for their end users. And so it's all about protecting their data at the same time as well. There's been this explosion in malware and ransomware attacks. So we really see customers focusing on three different areas. The first is making sure that when they take a copy of their data, that it is actually secure and we can get into immutability and keeping things offline, but really taking the data, making sure it's secure. Second thing that we see customers doing is monitoring their environment. So this is both inspection of the compute environment and of the data itself, because when ransomware hits, for example, you'll see change rates on data explode. So secure your data, monitor the environment. And then lastly, make sure that you can recover intelligently is what I'll say, because the last thing that you want to do if you're hit by ransomware is to bring the ransomware back online from a backup. And so we call this secure recover or secure restore. We really see customers focusing on those three areas. And that restoration is critical there. Because as we know these days, it's not if we get hit with ransomware, it's really a matter of when. Let's go ahead now and go into the Beam Google partnership. Jenny, talk to me about it from your perspective, the history of it, the strength of the partnership, all that good stuff. Yeah, so we have a very deep and long and lengthy relationship with Google on a number of different areas. So for example, we have 400,000 customers, where do they send their backups? Most customers don't want to continue to invest in storage solutions on their premises. And so they'll send their data from on premises and tear it into Google Cloud storage. So that's one integration point. The second is when they're running workloads within the clouds, so this is now cloud native, if you're running on top of the Google Cloud platform, we are inside the Google marketplace and we can protect those workloads. A third area is around the Google VMware engine. There's customers that have a hybrid model where they have some capacity on premises and some in Google using the VMware infrastructure. And we support that as well, that's a third area. And then a fourth and perhaps the longest running, Google is synonymous with containers and especially Kubernetes. They were very instrumental in the foundations of Kubernetes and so our K10 product, which does data protection for Kubernetes, is also in the Google marketplace. So a very long and deep relationship with them and it's to the benefit of our customers. Absolutely and I think I just saw the other day that Google celebrated the search engine, it's 15th birthday and I thought, what did we do 16 years ago when we couldn't just find anything we wanted? Bryan, talk to me about it from Google's perspective of the Beam partnership. Yeah, so as Danny mentioned, it's really multifaceted. It really starts with a hybrid scenario. There's still a lot of customers that are on their journey into the cloud and protecting those on-premises workloads and in some senses even using Beam's capabilities to move data to help migrate into the cloud is I'd say a great pillar of the relationship. But as Danny mentioned, increasingly, more and more primary applications are running in the cloud and the ability to protect those and have the great features and capabilities that Beam provides, whether it be for GCBE or VMware, capability in Google Cloud or things like GKE or Kubernetes offering, which as mentioned, we've been deep and wide in Kubernetes, we really birthed it many, many years ago and have a huge successful business in managing and hosting containers that having Beam's capabilities to add to those, it really adds to our ecosystem. So we're super excited about the partnership. We're happy to have this great foundation to build together with Beam into the future. And Danny, Beam launched just been in February a couple of months ago, Beam backup for Google Cloud platform. Talk to us about that technology and what you're announcing at Beam on this year. Yeah, sure. So back in February, we released the first version of the Beam backup for GCP product in the marketplace. And that's really intended to protect, of course, IaaS, infrastructure as a service workloads, running on top of GCP. And it's been very, very successful. It has integration with the core platform. And what I mean by that is if you do a backup in GCP, you can copy that backup on-premises and vice versa. So it has a light integration at the data level. What we're about to release later on this summer is version two of that product that has a deep integration with the Beam platform via what we call the Beam service platform APIs themselves. And that allows a rich bi-directional interaction between the two products that you can do not just day one operations, but also day two operations. So you can update the software, you can harmonize schedules between on-premises and in the cloud. It really allows customers to be more successful in a hybrid model where they're moving from on-premises to the cloud. And that seems to be really critically important. As we talk about hybrid cloud all the time, customers are in hybrid, they're living in the hybrid cloud for many reasons, whether it's acquisition or just the nature of lines of business leveraging their cloud vendor of choice. So being able to support the hybrid cloud environment for customers and ensure that that data is recoverable is table stakes these days. Does that give Beam an advantage over your competition, Danny? It does, absolutely. So customers want the hybrid cloud experience. What we find over time is they do trend towards the cloud. There's no question. So if you have the hybrid experience, if they're sending their data there, for example, a step one, a step two, of course, is just to move the workload into the cloud. And then step three, they really start to be able to unleash their data. If you think about what Google is known for, they have incredible capabilities around machine learning and artificial intelligence. And they've been doing that for a very long time. So you can imagine customers after they start putting their data there, they start putting their workloads there, they want to unlock it and to leverage the insights from the data that they're storing. And that's really exciting about where we're going. Let's say we're early days for most customers, they're still kind of moving and transitioning into the cloud. But if you think of the capabilities that are unlocked with that massive platform in Google, it just opens up the ability to address big challenges of today, like climate change and sustainability and all the healthcare challenges that we're faced with. It really is an exciting time to be partnered with Google. Brian, let's dig into the infrastructure and the architecture from your perspective. Help us unpack that and what customers are coming to you for help with. Yeah, so Danny mentioned the prowess that Google has with data and analytics and AI. I think we're pretty well known for that. There's a tremendous opportunity for people in the future. The thing that people get just right out of the box is the access to the technology that we built to build Google Cloud itself, just the scale and technology. It's just incredible. It's a fact that we have eight products here at Google that have a billion users. And when you have, most people know these search and maps and Gmail and all these things. When you have that kind of infrastructure, you build a platform like Google Cloud Platform and the network as a perfect example, the network endpoints, they're actually close to your house. There's a reason our technology is so fast because you get onto the Google private network, someplace really close to where you actually live. We have thousands and thousands of points of presence spread throughout the world. And from that point forward, you're riding on our internal network, you get better quality of service. The other thing I like to mention is the Google Cloud storage that Veeam is built on, our object storage, it's the same technology that underpins YouTube and other things that most people are familiar with. And you just think about that for a minute. You can find the most obscure YouTube video and it's gonna load really fast. You're not gonna sit there waiting for like two minutes, waiting for something to load. And that same underlying technology underpins GCS.  So it's a really nice experience for data protection. It has this global network properties you could restore to a different region if there was ever a disaster. There's just the scale of our foundation of infrastructure. And also, Danny mentioned it, we're super proud about the investments that Google has made for sustainability. Our cloud runs on 100% renewable energy at the cloud at our scale. That's a lot of green energy. We're happy to be one of the largest consumers of green energy out there. And make continued investments in sustainability. So we think we have some of the greenest data centers in the world. And it's just one more benefit that people have when they come to run on Google Cloud. I don't know what any of us would do without Google Cloud platform or Google Cloud storage. I mean, you just mentioned all of the enterprise things as well as the at home. I got to find this really crazy obscure YouTube video. But as demanding customers as we are, we want things ASAP and it's the same thing if an employee can't find a file or a calendar has been deleted or whatnot. Let's go into finish our time here with some joint customer use case examples. Let's talk about backing up on-prem workloads to Google Cloud storage using existing Veeam licensing. Danny, tell us about that. Yeah, so one of the things that we've introduced at Veeam is this Veeam universal licensing. And it's a completely portable license. You can be running your workloads on-premises now and on a physical system. And then you can make that portable to go to a virtual system. And then if you want to go to the cloud, you can send that data up to the workload up to the cloud. One of the neat things about this transition for customers from a storage perspective, we don't charge for that. If you're backing up a physical system and sending your backup on-premises, we don't charge for that. If you want to move it to the cloud, we don't charge for that. And so as they go through this, there's a predictability. And customers want that predictability so much that it's a big differentiating factor for us. They don't want to be surprised by a bill. And so we just make it simple and seamless. They have a single licensing model and it's future-proof. As they move forward on the cloud journey, they don't have to change anything. Tell me what you mean by future-proof. As a marketer, I know that term very well, but it doesn't mean different things to different people. So for Veeam's customers, in the context of the expansion of the partnership with Google, the opportunities, the choices that you're giving customers, to your customers, what does future-proof actually deliver to them? It means that they're not locked into where they are today. If you think about a customer right now that's running a workload on-premises, maybe because they have to. They need to be close to the data that's being generated or feeding into that application system. Maybe they're locked into that on-premises model. Now, they have one of two choices when their hardware gets to the end of life. They can either buy more hardware, which locks them into where they are today for the next three years or the next four years, or they can say, you know what, I don't want to lock into that. I want to model a license that is portable that maybe 12 months from now, 18 months from now, I can move to the cloud. And so at future-proof, and it doesn't give them another reason to stay on-premises, it allows them the flexibility that licensing is taken off the table because it moves with you that there's zero thought or consideration that locks you into where you are today. And that's exciting because it unlocks the capabilities of the cloud without being handicapped, if you will, by what you have on-premises. Excellent, let's go into the second use case, lift and shift in that portability. Brian, talk to us about it from your perspective. Yeah, so we obviously constantly are in discussions with our customers about moving more applications to the cloud. And there's really two different kind of approaches. So lift and shift and modernization. Do you want to change and run on Kubernetes when you come to the cloud as you move it in? In some cases, people want to do that or they're going to obviously build a new application in the cloud. But increasingly, we see a lot of customers wanting to do lift and shift. They want to move into the cloud relatively quickly. As Danny said, there's like compelling events on like refreshes. And in many cases, we've had a number of customers come to us and say, look, we're going to just exit our data centers. We did a big announcement with Nokia. They're going to exit 50 data centers in the coming years around the world and just move that into the cloud. In many cases, you want to lift and shift that application to do the migration with as little change as possible. And that's one of the reasons we've really invested in a lot of enterprise, more classic enterprise support type technologies. And also we're super excited to have a really wide set of partners and ecosystem like the folks here at Veeam. So the customers can really preserve those technologies, preserve that operational experience that they're already familiar with on prem and use that in the cloud. It just makes it easier for them to move to the cloud faster without having to rebuild as much stuff on the way in. And that's critical. Let's talk about one more use case. And that is native protection of workloads that run on GCP. Danny, what are you enabling customers to do there? Well, so we actually merge the capabilities of two different things. One is we leverage the native APIs of GCP to take a snapshot. And we merge that with our ability to put it in a portable data format. Now, why is that important? Because you want to use the native capabilities of GCP. You want to leverage those native snapshots. The fastest way to recover a file or the fastest way to recover a VM is from the GCP snapshot. However, if you want to take a copy of that and move it into another locale or you want to pull it back on-premises for compliance reasons or put it in a long-term storage format, you probably want to put it in GCS or in our portable storage format. And so we merge those two capabilities, the snapshot and backup into a single product. And in addition to that, one of the things that we do, again, I talked about predictability, we tell customers what that policy is going to cost them. Because if, for example, a customer said, well, I like the idea of doing my backups in the cloud, but I want to store it on-premises, we'll tell them, well, if you're copying that data continually, what do the network charges look like? What do the CPU and compute charges look like? What do the storage costs look like? So we give them the forecast of what the cost model looks like, even before they do a single backup. That forecasting has got to be key, as you said, with so much things that we can't predict going on in this world, the last year has taught us that with a massive shift to the acceleration of digital business and digital transformation, it's really critical that customers have an idea of what their costs are going to be, so that they can make adjustments and be agile as they need the technology to be. Last question, Brian, is for you. Give us a view and all the beam-on attendees, what can we expect from the partnership in the next 12 months? You know, we're excited about the foundation of the partnership across hybrid and in-cloud for both VMs and containers. I think this is the real beginning of a long-standing relationship, and it's really about a marriage of technology. You think about all the great data protection and orchestration, all the things that Danny mentioned, married with the cloud foundation that we have at scale, this tremendous network. We just signed a deal with SpaceX in the last couple of days to hook their satellite network up to the Google Cloud network, chosen again, because we just have this foundational capability to push large amounts of data around the world. And that's, for YouTube, we signed a deal with Univision, same type of thing, just massive media being pushed around the world. And if you think about it, that same foundation is used for data protection. Data protection, there's a lot of data, and moving large sets of data is hard. We have just this incredible prowess, and we're excited about the future of how our technology and Veeam's technology is going to evolve over time. Veeam and Google, a marriage of technology. Guys, thank you so much for joining me, sharing what's new, the opportunities that Veeam and Google are doing me delivering to your joint customers. Lots of great stuff. We appreciate your time. Thanks, Lisa. Thank you, Lisa. For Danny Allen and Brian Schwartz, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE's coverage of Veeam on 2021.


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Let's grab this little handle that goes up like that Real easy to put up makes it easy to get into the bed of the truck and to put it back in Just kind of slide this in like that Unlock it and put it down But once again, just how clean is that bed? Very clean bed Tailgate shuts nice and solidly can kind of see the metal flake just a little bit in the paint as the sun peeks out here But very good-looking color, of course the white platinum tricode over the adobe Kind of a gold-ish Pueblo gold or whatever they call it. I Didn't see one single dent or ding down this side of the truck either So very very clean all the way around Inside this truck has the lariat package, which gives you the black leather interior There are no rips. There are no tears on these seats. 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proudly we hail New York City where the American stage begins here is another program with a cast of outstanding players public service time has been made available by the station for your army and your Air Force to bring you this story as proudly we hail the women's Army Corps our story is entitled let the world see you the story of just one woman who like thousands of others discovered new worlds new experiences new adventures in serving her country in the United States Army our first act curtain will rise in just a moment but first here is a brief word to you young women who graduate from high school this year why not get an early start with a job that gives you the feeling of being of real service to your country you'll enjoy that feeling in the woman's Army Corps and you'll be doing a job that will be a little different every day there are numerous chances of advancement in this newest of services and you'll be getting the best technical training in the world in the career field 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first basic training and then Fort Slocum for public information school Camp Carson Colorado and now Japan it's all happened so fast that I can't believe it but will you hear what happened to me yesterday I met the most wonderful man yesterday was my turn to go into Tokyo for the day it was all wonderful from the Emperor's palace on down and yet very confusing especially when I found myself completely lost right in the middle of the Ginza Tokyo's Main Street anyway that's where my wonderful man came in bicycles by the thousands cars going lickety-split down the wrong side of the street utter utter confusion and there was poor me standing right in the middle of it like one of those lambs going astray and not an MP in sight and that's when I heard his voice behind me need some help soldier what I beg your pardon what's the matter you lost well yes I am a little this isn't exactly Jefferson Street Jefferson Street where Syracuse New York well not being in Syracuse at the moment where would you like to go in Tokyo to the whack quarters the whack quarters oh that's great they're just all over the city oh well the one I signed into this afternoon was alongside two or three other hotels near an army dispensary oh I know that one that's way over in that direction oh thank you very much wait a minute wait a minute you're not gonna walk over there well why not that's the way I came you get lost again you better grab a taxi you think it's safe you couldn't be safer in Syracuse have you eaten yet well no that's why I want to get back well you know what time it is you won't get anything to eat there you better come with me get something around the corner it's so your heroes but I couldn't I don't worry don't worry you can even buy your own dinner that'll make any happier come on let's go nice sergeant cut out the sergeant business my name is McBride Barney McBride what's yours Dottie Miller and you're from Syracuse well not far from Syracuse skinny Atlas what skinny Atlas SKAN what are you doing you can't drink well I'm an information specialist three five six nine if you know what that is you send out news and public relations material of civil union agencies type releases keep mailing lists up to date maintain files of photographs of biographical material conduct interviews act as a guide for this environment that's enough you sound like the officers back at school in Fort Slocum I'm in radio and television with the fiery service command you are oh can it you are and I don't know who she and this guy you what do you want to eat that I don't know I can't read the menu well you like fried shrimp okay Pedro shrimp tempura oh and what about them ski yaki is a follow-up what's ski yaki you like it to ski yaki to Pedro understand for her and for me shrimp and ski yaki where did you learn to speak Japanese oh the pronged prince and I have buddies oh I'd like to but I never could do it not in a hundred years sure you could I'll give you a first lesson here listen repeat after me and the tower and the tower ski desk sergeant McBride yes sergeant McBride more each you do I must have more each you do I watch you say you did fine yes but what does it mean you said I like you very much sergeant McBride I want to see you again very often oh would you excuse me just a minute I see a buddy of mine over there maybe I can borrow a pack of cigarettes we missed what oh I'm sorry curve roll but I know I know I know you're with Bonnie McBride you work with him no why how long you known him well what difference does it make to you may I just curious I've seen him operating around the Daiichi building it's got quite a way with dames that guy you tell you it's gonna go to Korea in the morning no but you are his honors went back I see you later well here I am back again mission accomplished did you miss me I I was listening to the music not bad is it sounds better than most of this Japanese stuff I've been hearing around here have a cigarette no thanks and it isn't Japanese stuff just happens to be hokey Carmichael the night in Gale tells his fairy tale you know something hmm you're wonderful what are you doing Barney operating no no I mean it daddy you are wonderful and I hope you won't forget our Japanese lesson either because I do want to see you again won't that be rather hard aren't you going to Korea tomorrow why did you hear that all the bird told me well okay if you must know I'm flying from Tachikawa at 6 30 in the morning and I've been over before always come back and I do want to see more of you I want to learn about hokey Carmichael tell me you'll teach me all right Bernie I'll teach you anytime you say the word here since I wrote your last but what a year I'm on the other side of the world now in France that sergeant I met in Tokyo vanished like Jonah in the whale a couple of weeks after he left I received five dollars from him for the 1800 yen he had to borrow to pay the dinner check that night it was pinned to a scrap of paper that just said thanks when some of us wax had a chance to get transferred from Japan to Europe I jumped at the opportunity we docked at La Havre a week ago last Friday oh it was all very exciting but what should happen to me the moment I stepped off the gang all right all right who's next we got just enough tape to record three more voices any you girls from the deep south body get the five bucks I sent you from Korea that's all I got it's not so strange that's all I said I've been all over the place I've had a chance to write to anybody even I can't get over you're being here what are you doing here making hometown recordings human infrastructure you know you record voices of soldiers and wax then you send the tapes to the hometown radio stations to use as they see fit usually in local news broadcasts well here here wait here how about giving skinny atlas a thrill Barney you remembered skinny atlas you think I'd forget come on now into the mic well okay hello mother and dad everybody in skinny atlas this is Dorothy Miller speaking from La Havre France we had a wonderful trip over and we don't know what else to say Barney I spoil the tape all that's all right I have to edit it anyway when I get back to Paris or Frank here give me the mic do you think you're going to like Paris Corporal Miller I'm sure I'll love it now and are you going to see a lot of me I'd like to well you have to every time you get a pass you'll probably go flying off somewhere that's my ship my body I have to go where you will see me how can I get in touch with you phone NATO headquarters and ask for radio PIO if I'm not there leave a message Barney and I had our first date since Tokyo Jane oh it was wonderful I met him at the hotel dealer ush on what they call the left bank just a block away from the same river we ate by candlelight and after dinner we walked out on the Samishel bridge and watched the boats passing by the moon was shining and someone someplace was playing an accordion isn't that the same song that they played that night in Tokyo Barney you remembered Stardust ah that was lovely even if I did have to pay for dinner I'm sorry I never got back at least you could have written but then you were probably busy I heard about that Joker in the cafe in Tokyo sure I kid around sometimes but I I never met anyone like you oh Barney it's all so perfect I mean you and the music and the moon and the water I hate to ask you what time is it oh isn't that just like a woman I have dreamed of this moment ever since I met you on the other side of the world and you asked me what time it is it's five minutes of 11 why well Barney everything's been wonderful this evening and I wish I didn't have to go but I must get back to Lucy and my passes up at midnight in the last bus leaves in 15 minutes you wouldn't want me to be a wl would you know Dottie but come on Barney we better leave okay now that I found him again Jeannie I'm going to keep him he's right here if I can't go see him he can come and see me I've never been so happy in all my life what I heard you in the day room down oh what's matter mother haven't you seen the bulletin board you and I and Mary and Cornelia all being transferred to Germany no the Heidelberg no less look when do we leave tomorrow sometime we're to be all packed and ready to go by 10 o'clock in the morning well hey what's the matter well don't you understand we're going to Heidelberg you are listening to the proudly we hail production let the world see you our story will continue in just a moment after this important message have you noticed the new trim whack uniform it is being worn proudly by the young women who are serving in the women's Army Corps this new uniform not only stamps the wearer as being smartly dressed it also indicates that she is doing her part to keep America strong if you are a young woman between 18 and 34 and can qualify you are urged to do your part in making unity strength freedom a reality go to your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station and enlist in the women's Army Corps today and now your army and your Air Force present the proudly we hail production let the world see you dear Jean when I wrote you last from Paris I was desolate at the very thought of being transferred to Heidelberg but then I discovered that Barney works out of Frankfurt as much as he does around Paris and Frankfurt's just a short distance away so while they've piled a lot of extra work on me writing up troop information and education lectures and a million other things I don't mind it a bit I've been seeing Barney once or twice a week for the past five months and we met again last night in front of the Reich Post Hotel as usual and then we walked along the promenade overlooking the river until we got to our favorite bench the old castle high up on the hillside was all lighted up with floodlights and spring was in the air listen doc I got something on my mind nothing serious I hope oh well I don't suppose the world will explode into neutrons but this situation isn't good what situation Barney ours are the world's ours I don't like the idea coming down here from Frankfurt once a week and then scooting back up north again all in the same night oh it's making the trip you checked no it isn't that trip it's all the times I can't make the trip I want to be with you all the time not just once and again like this what we're going to do when my detachments move to Austria I've been thinking about that too listen when are you going to Salzburg couple weeks and Donnie was there there was ever a boyfriend and skinny Atlas once plenty time what was his name Homer Homer flips but you needn't worry about him he got engaged before I ever joined the wax maybe married by now Mrs. flips Mrs. flips oh no no that doesn't fit you at all now Mrs. Dorothy McBride now there's a fine old Irish name for you if this is a proposal you'll have to be more formal all right darling will you but Barney no thoughts about it daddy why knock ourselves out going on like this when we can be together all the time but there are other things a girl things about my family and your family and and friends and and besides how could it work out Barney you in Frankfurt me all the way over there in Austria just leave that to me daddy Paris Frankfurt Salzburg they're all one of the same as far as I'm concerned now look I'll make a request to be transferred to the public information office at Salzburg from Franklin we'll set up housekeeping on the banks of the Salzac River have on it it is November again and a lot of water has flowed under the bridges in Heidelberg and Salzburg since you heard from me last things started out according to schedule our detachment moved to Salzburg in May Barney was transferred here and brought his stuff down from Frankfurt about a week later we made arrangements to get married the second week in June when we could both get leave we leased a little two room flat over a bookstore that must have been built by the Medici's it was right around the corner from Mozart's home and if you leaned way out of the window you could see the river a block away in the mountains on beyond well Barney drove to Vienna the last of May to make some special recordings he said he'd be back the next Wednesday Wednesday came and Barney wasn't back then Thursday Friday still no Barney I was worried at first and then I remembered again what that corporal had said in Tokyo about Barney and the girls there on Saturday I was visiting the flat on my weekend pass going over some things with the landlady Frog Ruber oh what's this loss for a line you look so unhappy oh I'd like to cut his ears off for a group it is the young man yeah it's the young man he told me he'd be back Wednesday it is not good when you cannot depend on a man oh somebody at the downstairs door I will go see oh no you don't have to go see it's Barney and it's about time hi honey I know I've found you here hello Mrs. Gruber Griscotte available I go now well here I am where do you think I've gone over the hill I was worried you said you'd be back Wednesday and I didn't hear from you oh well Brenda and I got held up by the commies Brenda yeah Brenda part of the photographer you've seen her stuff in weekend pictorial I don't know as I have oh well she's very well known she'd been doing a special feature on Vienna she's on her way up now she's coming up here yeah sure I ran into her to news briefing in Vienna and I offered to drive her back the commies picked us up in the Russian zone and that was that they didn't like the looks of her camera or my tape recorder I think they thought we were spies Donnie what's the matter don't you believe me well this is quaint Barney oh yeah come on well meet the famous Brenda Potter done how are you hello here she is Brenda the future Mrs. McBride oh Barney's spoken so much about you he's evidently had plenty of time to do it say is there some place I can comb my hair it's simply blown to pieces the bedroom isn't there no thanks so much I'll only be a minute and what's the matter with you dog so it was the commies who held you up are you sure it wasn't that redhead you're out of your mind if you got picked up by the commies why wasn't it in the newspaper on the radio why should it be such things always are they're not you only hear about the incidents that make the headlines besides my job keeps me moving it's difficult to let everybody know just where I am I operate from many points that's just it that's what the corporal in Tokyo said he said you were quite an operator for Pete's sake that I've explained that was all again I'm not so sure not after this calm down honey now look I'm sorry I'm not sorry I'm glad I'm glad it happened before and not after the chaplain got around to marrying us I've learned my lesson I'm through what are you gonna do I'm going back to the barracks and you needn't try getting in touch with me tomorrow next week or next year I'm not listening to anything the matter Bonnie oh no nothing's the matter nothing's the matter darling Wade stop sit down Corporal what's on your mind well I understand there's to be a new whacked detachment in Lake Horn Italy Captain Holbrook I'd like to put in for an assignment there you want to leave Salzburg I thought you were getting married here I changed my mind that's the reason I want to go to Italy I want to forget the whole thing I see I noticed by your records after you told me about your wedding plans that your three years are up in November what do you tend to do reenlist over here I don't know ma'am the last three years I felt that I was doing something worthwhile I've seen and done more than I ever dreamed of and I would like to get a little more ranked but may I think it over Captain Holbrook certainly but you'd still like to go to Italy I'd be willing to leave right now very well Corporal Miller I'll see what can be done Lake Horn was very nice if you like blue skies and blue seas and wide sandy beaches but I didn't have the time so I wrapped myself up in my work getting things ready for the wax do in from the United States and trying to forget the past 18 months they even gave me another stripe made me a sergeant and then rotation back to Camp Kilmer New Jersey so here I am about an hour out of New York all ready to become a civilian again within the next 10 minutes as soon as I pick up my separation papers I can't seem to decide about reenlisting but I have 90 days to make up my mind and still keep my sergeant stripes tell mother and dad that I'm on my way as ever Dottie oh PS I'm mailing this letter in the post exchange when I go to catch my bus could you tell me where the mailbox is over there by the front door ma'am how I see it thank you so you've reached the point where recruits call you ma'am they dotting Barney where did you come from oh I spotted you crossing the parade ground so I followed you are you looking pretty spiffy you've seen this dress before but I never saw you're wearing an honest to goodness hat how about a cup of coffee I I'm going to New York I have to catch a bus well look the New York bus doesn't leave for 20 minutes come on here's snack bar but Barney I come on come on hey see this is much better oh uh two cups of coffee I shouldn't be doing this the only thing you shouldn't have done is run out on me in Salzburg I presume you saw Brenda Pontes article in weekend pictorial I saw it when I got back here two days ago she's a horrible writer I could do better myself at least you found out I wasn't two-timing you that it wasn't our fault we didn't get back to Salzburg on time all right I apologize for everything I said well things turned out it'll save you the trouble of introducing me around skinny atlas when you get home I didn't say I was going home oh well I suppose that you were I was talking to Captain Haynes from classification and assignment and he mentioned that you would re-enlisted and we're going home in a short leave he happened to mention my name well yes after I'd asked him of certain wax sergeant Dorothy Miller had passed through these parts recently I told him I certainly could use you and Panama they're opening a new PIO office there we're looking for competent people that's right sailing Saturday well by the way did your boyfriend what's his name Homer flips do you ever get married what is that to you just wondering if you'd be thinking of me when you're washing out his socks are playing pot cheesy with your mother thank you hey does this jukebox work you gotta put a nickel in I kind of figured that thanks I'll have a little music while we're waiting I should be quite a deal in Panama daddy of course I know I'll be busy but it'd be fun oh gosh if I were only married I'd have my own quarters maybe even my own banana tree while you're washing out those socks I'll be lying on the beach watching the lovebirds and the parakeet singing in the bar you're a louse why what's the matter now you didn't have to play stardust huh start oh so it is oh well don't fret honey it'll be over in a minute Barney oh yes and while you're thinking of me over that wash tub remember it could have been you beside me on that beach just the two of us hey where you going I let go me Barney I something to do you haven't got a thing to do for another 10 minutes yes I have I'm going to see Captain Haynes and see if he'll assign me to Panama the hunch it would be my best assignment and see about that beach business here's an opportunity for you young women of America an opportunity to get in step with the smartest today the rapidly expanding women's Army Corps proud newcomer on the team of defense needs qualified young women between the ages of 18 and 34 this is your chance to do an important job the pay is good with excellent prospect of rapid advancement why not check with your local United States Army and United States Air Force 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Hey everyone, Nathan and Robert Janssen here for our first ever vlog. I am out here with my son, Mr. Oliver. Say hi. And it is Pokemon Day, so what better way to start our first ever vlog than on Pokemon Day. We are out for a walk. We are going to attempt, attempt is the keyword, to catch the special Pikachu from Pokemon Go. Later on we'll be asking Pikachu some questions. And we'll see where the day takes us. Otherwise, this is just another wintery day in Wisconsin, although it's a little warmer today. As you can see, lots of snow fall over here. Look at all that snow. Isn't it lovely? There's my house. Alright, so I should be noted that for Pokemon, it has been a long, long time. Since I play Pokemon Go, so long in fact that this is a brand new, I don't know how well it's shown up, brand new Pokemon Go account.  Folks, I think we have success. I don't know how this is showing up. I think that's a Pikachu there. Let's find out. Pop it in. Oh man, there it is. There's the Pikachu with the special hat. I really cannot get this to show up very well. Alright, let's just catch this bad boy. Missed. Man, holding the camera and flicking at the same time, not good. 900, 1100 XP for that catch. Registered to Pokedex. Just counts as a standard Pikachu. There it is, Pikachu with the hat, the stats, all that great stuff. It weighs 6.01 kg, electric height, 4.1 meters. 1000 star dust, 3 Pikachu candy. There it is, it's special moves. I don't know if you see present, it says 5 plus 1, then it has discharge as well. Awesome, we have caught our special event Pokemon. Let's continue our walk and see what else happens. Ollie, are you having fun catching Pokemon? I'm playing Pokemon. Pokemon, gotta catch em all. What are you eating? What is that? Is that a donut? Let's be honest folks, the only Pokemon I need to catch is right here. My little two year old son, Mr. Oliver. High five? High five? Nuggets? Kiss? Man, savage.  Well, I actually need to use that for work, but I have to finish a game I'm doing a review of. No, I need to play Mario Kart. You want to play Mario Kart? Mario Odyssey? Well, buddy, I actually do need to play a game this weekend for a review, so... I actually can't let you play it when we get home. You can play with your 2DS? No. I'll play with your 2DS and the Switch. A Mario Melodies game? Hey, you want to play in a tablet? Yup, it's not in the garbage. I can go buy you one. I'll buy you a new one to play with today. Yes. You want to play with the tablet? No, this will be like a red one. Okay, I'll get you a new one. And a new cord. Oh, with a new cord? Alright, sounds good. Okay. So, yeah, I don't know how the rest of the day is gone, but... We're now at night time here at Nintendo Prime. And my kids are all in bed and everything. It kind of fast-forwarded through the rest of the day. I decided not to vlog everything else going on. I kind of got crazy. Kids got home from school, had to do homework, blah, blah, blah. Not really much to do with Nintendo, but since this is the end of Pokemon Day, I figured it was worth taking this opportunity to talk to Pikachu.  Yeah, I've had this since Christmas. My dad actually got it for free for something and then just gave it to me because he uses Alexa in his house. So I guess I'm going to be a Google Home House. But yeah, apparently you can talk to Pikachu. So we're going to have a conversation with Pikachu. We're going to see how all this goes. This, again, is part of Pokemon Day. Oh, here we go. Hey, Google, can I talk to Pikachu? Alright, I don't know how well I just turned up the volume on the mic a little bit. Not sure how well I picked up. Hey, Pikachu, I choose you. Hey, Pikachu, what's the meaning of life? Hey, Pikachu, what's my name? You don't know my name, do you? Hey, Pikachu, why is Charizard better than you? That's all you got? You're mad at me?  Um, Pikachu, what was that? Um, a little schoolgirl. Hey, Pikachu, where's Ash? What is going on? Hey, Pikachu. Oh, did I have something to plug it? Hey, Pikachu, I choose you. Hey, Google, can I talk to Pikachu? Uh, hey, Pikachu, am I... Hey, Pikachu, is Nintendo Prime going to hit 100,000 subscribers this year? No? Hey, Google, can I talk to Pikachu? On the website, PrimaGames.com, they say, when you first start out in Pokemon... Hey, Pikachu. Hey, Pikachu. Hey, Google, can I talk to Pikachu? Hey, Pikachu, is Nintendo Prime amazing? Yeah. Do you like our logo, Pikachu? Uh, are we going to hit 100,000 subscribers this year, Pikachu? That sounds like a yes to me. Hey, what do you have to say to all of our subscribers out there, Pikachu? And are we ever going to find the cured HIV, Pikachu? That sounds serious. Well, that's going to do it for today's vlog. Thank you guys for tuning in. I hope you enjoyed it. It was fun. It was wild. It is the end of Pokemon Day. Kind of a short vlog, but you know what? It's our first one. My Google Home is now possessed by Pikachu. Okay, Pikachu, you win. You win, man. Oh, my gosh. Okay, Google, stop. Stop, Pikachu. Pikachu, can't be stopped. That's my home. All right, folks, thanks for tuning in. I hope you enjoyed our first vlog ever. It was fun. It was great. I will catch you guys in the next one. Or something. Yeah. This is Nintendo Prime out. Pikachu, say something. Say something more.


Weldon y toffi Tv er is the Ever news daily. UEFA has confirmed the date it wants all of the leagues around Europe completed by, and that date is June 30th, obviously everything suspended at the moment with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, we're not sure when the Premier League or other leagues will resume, but UEFA has said everything needs to be done by the 30th of June. Now whether that means that games are then played behind closed doors in order to complete those games, again we don't know, we're just going day by day really, aren't we like we are for every bit of information throughout the country. But June 30th is an interesting one because if this carries on and they don't allow players to resume playing in the next six weeks, I don't see how they can possibly have it done. One of the big things that will possibly enable it to be done is that the Euros have been suspended now till 2021. That was a decision taken today. The Copper America that should have been played this summer as well as also being suspended in the wake of the coronavirus. The Champions League, they won't played on the 27th of June and the Europa League as well. Lot of reports today that they're actually going to be just kind of mini tournaments so played every few days. Talk that they're going to scrap the two legs. I'm just being one off game so again more information wouldn't be needed before we can find out I suppose exactly how that's going to look, but the big news is I suppose they want the games for the leagues all completed by June 30th. One of the offshoot of those stories is obviously good news for Sheng Towson. He was due to miss the Euros this summer with an injury, but he should be back now by next summer and will therefore be able to represent Turkey in next summer's Euros. So good news for him. Also good news for Memphis, the pie isn't not an evident player of course. He's another player who was going to be missing the Euros potentially due to a serious injury, but it gives people like him the opportunity to get fit and not miss out on a major tournament. Also there's reports today that the Premier League face a £3 billion breach of contract if it doesn't complete the season. So again there's lots and lots going on around the coronavirus, but we do have to kind of keep in mind that it is only a sport at the end of the day football. Yes, there's lots of offshoot stories. There's lots of permutations, but essentially people's lives and health matter much more than a game of football. So there you go. As a result of players not training because of the coronavirus, they've been doing this stay-at-home challenge. We've seen people doing it. Davy Classum was the first one I showed the other day doing it. Moise Keane's done one today juggling toilet roll, and he nominated Alex O'Wobee, who then done the same juggling toilet roll and followed it up with a little dance. And then he nominated Victor O'Shamene. Probably not saying that right. O'Shamene, maybe, plays for Leo Stryker, and he's seen doing this with an evident sheet on Q. Lots of rumours that Everton are buying him for around £30 million. So there you go. But yeah, so go and check that one out on Instagram. It's probably on Twitter as well, now him doing his stay-at-home challenge with an evident sheet on top of it. Thomas Muni A.D. Parsons, your man right back, has said that he would consider a move to Everton this summer, not being playing for PSG. He's had a contract, I think, in the summer, and has said that he wants to play as many games as he can now in his career. And said that Everton would be a good choice for him, obviously playing under Carlo Ancelotti, as well as a big draw for him. And Everton linked the game today to James Rodriguez. El Desmarcais via Sports Mol saying that the 29-year-old is a target for Carlo Ancelotti, played under him at Madrid and at Bayern Munich, and would like to play under him again at Everton. So there you go. That is the news for today. Make sure you subscribe if you do thumbs up, and join us on Patreon if you like it. See you later.


Ladies and gentlemen, very warm welcome to module 148. Here we are going to discuss about the growth orientation and the entrepreneurial culture. Let us understand what is growth orientation? Do we have the confused or illusionist definitions about the growth orientation? What is growth orientation? Is that about the profits? Is it about the expandability? Is it about the stagnancy? No. The growth orientation means there must not be the cultural or in terms of profit or in terms of employability or in terms of employed skills or in terms of employed training. It should not be any stagnancy in any way come out. The growth orientation is all about the culture, entrepreneurial culture which is extremely critical dimension of the corporate entrepreneurship as I told you, in any dimension as I have told you points, there should not be any stagnancy in them. There is a good expandability, natural. Whenever you start a business, you need to have good expansions in terms of what? Normally, people only take the growth orientation of the land or the growth orientation of the profits and this is the overall 90% of the Pakistan issue. Overall, in the world, when the coffee came, new black came, cappuccino came, mocha came and then innovation came in, then you must have seen the culture, trends changed then they said, coffee tea and more, coffee tea and me, coffee tea and me, for example, they gave culture and they said, there is a home, so there is a home, work and another space. Another space concept came that you can read there, then Starbucks brought an idea that there were books there and then there you can get different walkman's of your choice and you could listen to music. Then this culture of the cafe and the growth and growth, people got up from their homes and looked at new faces on a different place, looked at new people, went into isolation in their own way, work there, a different space, that is, from the space of the office and from the space of the house to the third place. There are changes in human nature, there are changes and they accept different changes.  That is why it is called Sayyurul Fil Ard. Go to the head of the universe and the more you see, the older you will see and the more you see the Prophet and the Prophet, the more you will see his journey. So the more you will travel, the more you will get those things and you will get good in everything, that is the culture. And from one culture to another, getting into the third culture, getting into the flow of ideas and then going towards the expansion. Now the culture has two extremely critical dimension, the corporate entrepreneurship and what is absolutely critical here is establishing a culture driven towards the growth as seen in the GE example, as we have seen in the GE General Electric, we have seen it. They did something else in 1948, in the aircraft, in the native. Everything had procedural expansions. Procedural expansion, culture too, mind too. There is development in your employees, your skill development too. If your employees are not happy, your customer will never be happy. This is also growth. Okay, firms must evaluate themselves on the following characteristics to growth orientation in the entrepreneurial culture as a starting point. One is the growth is not necessary of a top objective. Long-term survival may be the least as important. Okay, now you have to make a ratio of 1 to 10. And then it is generally known through the firm that growth is our top objective. Okay, now you can see the growth orientation in both of them. Now I have given you an extended chart in front of you. You can fix your ratio in 1 to 10. What are your terms? It is generally known through the firm that steadily and short growth is the best way to expand one. Now you can mark it whether you fall at 2 or 3 or 4 or 5. And then maybe 10. It is generally known through the firm that our intention is to grow as big, as fast as possible. That is the problem of the 21st century for everyone now. Intention is to grow as big, as fast, as possible. Your body can be behind but your growth is increasing. You are dying but your business is going ahead. You can do anything. Your expenses are increasing. Your business is increasing, your employees are going behind.  Your employees are going behind you. Even the maximum is that when companies go up, they do the entire sale. And you don't have to buy anything. You don't have to buy anything from humans. Human orientation is different from organization orientation. Remember, human capital is the best asset of any organization. If the future entrepreneurs in that city don't develop human capital, then your organization will flop. Now, moving on. It is difficult to find the sufficient number of the promising idea to utilize of our resources. Then in the same way, we have many more promising ideas. Then we have time and resources to pursue. Then changing in the society, the larger them, led to a commercially promising idea for our firm. And then there is a change in the society. When society is large, often give us idea to new product and service, then it is difficult to our firm to find the idea that can we convert into the profit or the product to the service. On the other side, on the same scale, one to ten scale, we never experience a lack of idea that we can convert into the profit and product service.  You can see in your segmentation which is the growth orientation or the entrepreneurial culture. And when you will see that your culture gives you the growth. And if you don't have a culture, i.e. in the culture, I have told you all the main ideas in which human capital is the most important capital you have. And you will get the expansion in terms of profit. But profit should be exercise and divide it into the human development. Until human development, innovation, not just the expansion of digitization. So, people have made digitization a new God. It's a new God. So, it should be. We should be in the digital world, but do it in a negative way. Thank you very much.