We set out to create a type of bandage that could detect when bed sores are forming before they're fully formed. Before the bed sores beginning to show itself, even turning the area, turning pink or showing that maybe something would happen, we can detect some electrical change in the tissue. This is the electrode array that would go on your skin and sort of be part of the bandage.  And you can see that, you know, from each of those electrodes buried underneath are little wires that extend back out to a connector. You can imagine laying this on your skin. What all these little electrodes do is they're running lots of little bits of current through between themselves. And so when you take all that information, you can build a map of the state of the bed sore underneath where the bandage is. All of this can be miniaturized into something that would fit into a pen thermometer, very small. Something would be carried around by a nurse or worked into the wound dressing itself. As technology is more and more miniaturized, as we learn more and more about these responses that the body has, we're able to build bandages that are actually very intelligent. So you can imagine a future which is very close where, you know, the bandage that you put on or the dressing that a surgeon or a physician might put on would actually be able to really report a lot of interesting information about the progress of that wound.


The greatest solutions to some of the world's greatest problems have been through just a courageous act of imagination. I believe in arts in education as an empowering tool. I don't think arts is like getting a career in the arts or it's a nice side thing. I think artistic expression helps define a person for who they are in their integral self. We were given imagination. You know, the earliest cave people were tracing their hands and drawing animals on their caves as an act of imagination and an act of worship. I believe it's a God-given tool to try and help make the world a better place. So arts education is something that I believe can be really transformative to a society.


Helicopter hold on. Alright, not sure if you can hear that but it's going overhead. Alright, so a simple workout today I was just listening to the legs this morning I was thinking about doing some 600 repeats, but I've decided to cut that in half So I'm only gonna do 8 by 300 again yesterday in yesterday's vlog. We talked about sharpening keyword Sharpening that's right. The sharpening has begun and it's it's happening now So I'm just a little tired from the long run and I don't with 30 days to go basically I don't want to start digging a well for my legs. I don't want them to get over tired I've made it this far without going over tired. So and I feel strong. I feel fit But I know that if I pushed it too hard today, then I wouldn't be able. I know it's crazy But today's Thursday. So Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Monday is the next threshold. That is way more important for me to hit that threshold Compared to the 600 repeats for me. That's how I approach getting ready for our marathon So that's what we're doing here today 8 by 300 again just working on snappiness and turnover and Form and feeling fluid through my gait cycle So and today's the first video publishing today The second is going to be my full review finally of the soccany fast twitch eights. They are on my feet right now We're just raw and real here folks. I'm just chilling on the side of the road Everybody's staring at me as I squat down and stretch basically I'm just listening just got to listen Turn those ears on right as you used to hear in elementary school My legs are tired. They're sore And I did those 300 some 300 repeats just to get that turnover going but now I'm cut I'm cutting this run short And I'm gonna see but I might run twice today We'll just see how the legs feel in like eight hours from now to see if they feel a little better Anyway, just gonna listen just listen to the legs because right now it is not working I'm running like I'm running like 10 minute pace Maybe 9 30 pace and they're just like uh-uh Uh-uh, so that's what we're doing. We're just out here Chill it just chill it here. We go. Oh man got my sun hat on just wrapping up a few uh chores out in the yard You know, it's that time of year to get the yard back in order after a long winter so hence the sun hat and Today did not play out like I quite expected with training and with just everything So we're just moving things around I had another plan for talking another topic to talk to you about tonight here in the studio But instead we're gonna pivot to doms. That's right. Key word is doms And that stands for you know it. Well, maybe you don't know it. It stands for delayed onset muscle soreness and I would suspect that most Uh veteran runners out there who watch this channel have dealt with doms at some point in their running Career, but there's a lot and I mean a lot of new runners who have just started running in the last three months Six months 12 months who have just started watching who have just uh started running But are now watching this channel on a regular basis and maybe you have never dealt with Dom's and that's that's okay, but it probably will happen to you at some point and uh, it can be a little Uh, I don't want to say frightening, but at the the first time I had doms I'll just tell you the story right now. It was in high school and I'm actually going to ask the question of the question of the day right now What is What has been for especially for all the veterans out there, but maybe new runners as well What has been your worst case of doms ever in your life for me? It was in high school my my indoor track coach and cross-country coach Basically in the winter when everyone was doing basketball or wrestling or what have you I was uh I was doing indoor track with like four or five other guys and my high school cross country and an indoor track coach took us to a it's basically a long Kind of sandy uphill dirt road and we did 100 meters sprints I think we did 24 of them with a jog back recovery as kind of a hey Let's toughen up and break you in for the winter training and I basically could not walk for like a week It was so it I'm not even it was bad bad like really bad I had I almost asked my dad to take me to the doctor because I thought something was so wrong with me So anyway, that's my worst case scenario with doms and what is yours? Let us know down in the comments and so with doms delayed it usually sets in 24 to 36 hours after a hard track session Or a hard long run or a hard race now it's for me I have found it's usually like 36 hours and maybe even a little a little longer Uh, but some people it can be 24 hours later And what is what is doms? So for muscle soreness that sets in through doms What happens is when we are working hard when we're pushing on the track pushing in a long run And uh, you know, I've often I often get doms on the down If there's a lot of downhill in a harder effort that can cause me to Have doms in my especially in my quads, uh, you rarely do I get it in my hamstrings?  I'm sore. What is going on here? Well, it's it's the pain receptor That is responding to these little teeny tiny micro tears Which then causes of course inflammation in our muscles And so frankly for me doms can be a really challenging thing because you feel like you're fit you feel like you are Your breathing is in control But your legs and your legs aren't even necessarily tired They're just sore and so every step is like extra hard and Frankly painful and those you're getting these pain receptors in your muscles that are communicating to your brain Every step and you're like wait a minute This hurts more than my perceived effort or my perceived whatever the pace is that i'm running at and today in the 300s on the track I'm really glad I did those 300s not too intense Just feeling fluid feeling in control and loose a goosey Uh because my hope is that when I wake up tomorrow morning Because I got the turnover going and loose and really warmed up the legs nicely in the rather than just doing a A four mile jog or a five mile jog I I feel like I really warmed up the muscles well and then boom hit the stretching hit the foam rolling Uh with the hopes that when I wake up tomorrow morning, we're gonna be better not perfect But better the doms will begin to uh dissipate and go away I'm like really I maybe even tonight before I go to bed. I'll start to feel better We shall see and here are my top three Action items that I give myself when trying to overcome doms. Uh, and there's many many more, but here are my top three More sleep regeneration of the muscles happens while you're sleeping. So instead of sleeping seven to eight hours Uh and listen sometimes I don't even get that much, but instead of seven to eight Uh, if you can bump it up to nine or ten I have found that doms goes away more quickly. All right, so sleep Foam rolling of course and oh guys this trigger point and it's down below. Yes, I know I'm always promoting these different products, but I'm telling you this I've only had it for maybe a month now. Not quite a month This trigger point foam roller. So you've got a normal foam roller But then this trigger point now it took me I would say two to three weeks to get used to how intense it is But as I'm foam rolling on this thing with the ridges It hurts it can hurt But I'm telling you I'm getting used to it My legs are getting used to it and I feel like it is really helping me Overcome some of these more difficult workouts where I'm sore or yeah, just sore where I'm just sore like anyway So anyway foam rolling is number two and number three Aquajogging yes going to a pool if you can get to a rec center get to a local pool Hopefully pools will start opening up here pretty soon in north america and europe as the temperatures Rise and russia and china and wherever else you are in the world Um get to a pool and do aquajogging why you get the running motion So you get that movement that fluid movement with your legs, but there's no pounding involved, right? It's that weightless feeling and you can either use a belt a belt that goes around your waist to help you Basically to help make it a little easier. So you're not overexerting yourself Or you can just do it in place without one and you're going to be working a little harder But um that that can work as well. So anyway aqua so uh sleep foam rolling and aquajogging that those are my three tickets for Helping to alleviate doms more quickly and um, oh one last thing of course, there's nutrition There's supplements. There's hydration. There's a lot of other massage There's a lot of other things which obviously connects to foam rolling, but um, we'll keep it at that sleep foam rolling aquajogging and in conclusion with doms honestly, I like it It's a good thing to be sore at least I would say two or three times in a training block Leading up to a peak race uh because that means you're you're working and that means you're breaking your muscles down Why so that they can rebuild even stronger? Uh and for me like if I'm not sore a couple times in a training block It means yeah just for me it actually takes away a little bit of that mental confidence that we've been talking about recently because I'm like wait a minute Did I work hard enough because my legs are sore now? I'm actually feeling pretty excited about the next hard effort on monday for the tempo run So anyway kudos to doms embrace it, but also don't be afraid to Uh alleviate the pain as quick as possible through those three steps that I talked about. Thanks for being here Oh man just uh kind of a crazy day, but uh we have made it through and yes Two videos publishing today again. The second one is going to be my full review of the soccany fast twitch eight And uh, yeah, I'm excited for it. I'm excited. All right seek beauty Work hard and love each other


Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. How do you specifically hedge your overnight holds? It's a wonderful, wonderful question because so many of us, well, so many of you guys, we've been doing this for years, but so many of you guys have finally realized the importance of hedging. Hedging is one of the greatest things you can do with your account when you have overnight exposure. Obviously, if you have overnight exposure and you're holding something overnight, what's the most basic thing you want, right? If you're holding something overnight, you want the stock to gap up, right? You're not buying, you know, you're not buying Procter and Gamble and holding Procter and Gamble for a day trade, you know, a name like Procter and Gamble and Lowe's and, you know, General Electric and anything else is under the sun. Most stocks are not tradable, right? Think about it. They're not tradable stocks. They're investing vehicles. So Tesla is a lot different than GE. Amazon is a lot different than Procter and Gamble. You know, Apple is a whole lot different than, you know, anything under the sun. And this is why there's only 10 to 12 beta names that we concentrate on pretty much 90% of the time because when they do go and they go macro, okay, technically, there's a high probability they're going to gap up, right? They're going to test 7, 10, 12, $15, right? These are big, big, you know, these are big things in your arsenal when you get the green light from the daily chart. Unfortunately, most stocks not like that.  When you're trading a name, for example, like a name like Tesla and it finally breaks out, let's just pretend this is tomorrow is the first day and it closes above this channel. Obviously, you're going to want to be, you know, you're going to want to be, you're going to want to be along the stock because it's finally giving you a green light on the daily chart. However, right? And this is the however part. We also know that right now we are in a headline market, which basically means there's a lot of grenades pointed at you, right? There's a lot of rockets, a lot of landmines that you can stop. They could literally stand on. Number one, the debt ceiling on and off. We don't know what's going to happen, right? Obviously, I think it's going to get done. Does it make a really difference? Again, like I said in the video yesterday, does anybody really care at this day and age if the government is close for a week? I mean, what are you going to get? Not get your stamp? Who cares, right? So more important is you have a lot of headlines. You have China all over the place. And if you guys, I don't know if you guys saw this news over the weekend, you know, they started talking about, again, delisting, right? So there's a lot of volatility coming out of China. You got debt ceiling up in the air. You have your Fed. Do we taper? Do we not taper? A lot of people are turning around and say, well, how can you taper? How can you taper now? Again, most people have not recovered from this whole pandemic thing. How can you start raising rates? Doesn't make sense, right? So there's a lot of things on the table. You got the debt ceiling. You have China. You have tapering. You still got Afghanistan floating in the background. You have so many things that are headline driven right now that anything... And by the way, you have these surging yields that are always bad for tech, right? When you have surging yields, that's not a good thing for tech. If you guys remember a couple of days ago, we, you know, gapped down, whatever it was, 500 points for technology, right? That's a surging yield. So you don't want that. So there's a lot of dangers right now in the market.  Long overnight in the market. Absolutely naked. Even if you are, even if you are trading on the option side, and let's just pretend you allocate X amount of dollars to your covered position. You're not going naked to a covered position. You at least, you know that your max pain is going to be if that option goes to zero. The point is when you have a headline driven market, and sometimes you could throw a curveball, you kind of want to sleep at night. Okay? And that's the most important thing. So what you guys saw, and I think a lot of you guys did incredibly well with the hedging aspect of kind of what we do is if you are long, for example, a Tesla overnight, and again, the only reason you should always belong anything overnight is if it finally confirms the macro range. So if it closes above this channel here, come Monday, and you say to yourself, wow, look at all the option flows coming in. I want to be long Tesla, right? And again, you should, right? But again, in the back of my mind, you're saying to yourself, well, man, the last thing I want to do, okay, is be long anything overnight and have, you know, and have, oh, Evergrande. We told you if we got about Evergrande. Evergrande come out and say, hey, by the way, we missed our payment. We're not going to be able to do it. Now is a good possibility default. I don't care what you're long overnight. Okay? Your stock is smoked the next day. You know, futures down 500. I don't care how good the Tesla setup is. Your Tesla position, your Tesla's down 1520. Okay? I don't care how good it looks. So the most important part is when you're driving, when you're, excuse me, when you're trading, especially an overnight market, what you want to do is be hedged, right? So you're along your underlining equity. And now you're asking yourself, well, what's the most, what's the most, where's the biggest bang for my buck, the biggest safety instrument that I can be short against my underlining equity. So in case the market implodes overnight, all possible, right, I will be protected. I don't have to wake up four o'clock in the morning, sweat overnight, you know, can't sleep overnight because I'm in a position and I'm worried about it. So the best way to hedge technology, right, whether you're along Amazon, Tesla, Apple, Facebook, any name in the Nasdaq 100 is being short the queues. Okay? And what that does is you are now putting the overnight, right, the overnight risk element you're starting to shrink. And what happens is if you are, and we saw this, right, that was the coolest part about your question, James, because we saw it three times this week. You guys remember Monday and Tuesday, right, long Tesla overnight, and Monday and Tuesday, guess what happened? The market gapped down every single day. The market, matter of fact, gapped down the first two days of the week, right? And what happened was the underlying security, one day Tesla was down 12, the other day, excuse me, one day Tesla was down 7, and the next day Tesla was down 12. But the whole point of hedging, you are taking the queues and you're shorting them overnight. So in case the market decides to gap down, what you're doing is you are covering your short hedge, right, your short hedge on the queues. And if the stock is strong, we all know how aggressive and how really meaningful these daily charts are, especially in cult names like a Tesla, that you can make money on both sides.  And obviously if you are taking Tesla overnight, that means you confirm the night before that there's a high probability that the stock will go green at least once for the day. And what we saw this week, that's exactly what happened, right guys? First day, long Tesla overnight, short queues, the market gap lowered. Remember that really aggressive move down? Queues were down 7. You very rarely see the queues down that much, but that's the whole point of throwing a curveball. So your underlying security actually outperformed your hedge. And if you guys remember Monday, right, Monday, you cover your queues, and Tesla went up $12, $13 that day, right, so you made money on both sides. So what you're basically doing is any Nasdaq name that you like, that you love, that technically is a go, the option flow market is dictating higher prices. The one thing that you do want is kind of protection in a really aggressive, right, a pretty aggressive headline driven market.  So it's a really good way, it's a really good way to kind of make yourself sleep at night, decrease your risk. And as you guys saw, and not only did we see this on Tesla from the long side, we saw this, we saw the Amazon, right? The Amazon short from yesterday, right, from Thursday night into Friday. Amazon closed below, right, we saw this on Amazon as well. Amazon closed below $32.90, right, $32.90. So Amazon was a short overnight, and that was the opposite, right, you were long queues overnight, short Amazon, and guess what happened on Friday, right? Market actually gapped up again, queues were up $1 and changed, almost $2, okay, and what happened after? Amazon rolled over because again, there was a technical sell signal on the close on Thursday, and Amazon went down at some point, you know, $25. So you made money on both sides. That's obviously the best case scenario. But in a weird way, if you're a long Tesla overnight, you want to lose money on the hedge. Think about that, right guys, because if the NASDAQ 100, right James, if the NASDAQ is up $100, Tesla's up $25. You know, Tesla's up $15, Tesla's up $20.  So in a weird freakish way, you kind of want to lose money on the hedge. You know, it's going to decrease your profit, but it's going to let you sleep at night, give you a possibility that you could actually make money on both sides of the market. If indeed you have a lower open, and just because these are cold stocks, right, these are cold names. The best way to do it, the best way to do it is just kind of having a hedge overnight and kind of a follow up question. Matthew just asked what should be the ratio between the position and the hedge. We kind of went over this a little bit on Friday in the webinar. I don't know if you were there. There's a couple of ways you could hedge, right? You could do it dollar for dollar. Okay, so for example, and I'm just throwing an example just to make it easier. If you have a $10,000 position, right? If you have a $10,000 position on the long side, you could have a $10,000 position on the short side as a hedge, right? But the problem with beta, okay, and this is the biggest difference between hedging your portfolio dollar to dollar versus hedging your data name dollar for dollar. It's not going to play out, okay? Every stock is a little bit different, Matthew. So for example, Amazon can have a $50 range throughout the day. Obviously, you're not going to buy $10,000 worth of Amazon and $10,000 worth of Qs because your Q position is going to be much bigger than your Amazon position, right?  Obviously, you don't want that. The Qs go down six.  You don't want that. I think the best way, we've kind of gone individually. I think depending on which stock we want to be long overnight, right? You kind of want to go individually. So for example, Apple, right? Apple, you have to look at Apple's chart and you say to yourself, well, what's Apple been doing for the last three, four days on these gap downs? If you guys notice, Apple has been, you know, probably within, what would you guys say? About a dollar and a half, what would you guys say? About a dollar and a half, $2 every single time the stock gapped? So you kind of want to use that as, you know, you kind of want to use that as a barometer. So you say to yourself, well, if I want to be, I'm just using Apple as along in this case.  What should I, what should I, how many Qs should I take to kind of, you know, to kind of offset that? Okay. But at the same time, I still want to be long. For example, on the Qs to Apple, you probably want to, because basically on a gap of the Qs $2, you're probably going to have a gap of Apple, about a dollar and a half. So you probably on Apple, you would want to use one and a half to one ratio. So for every, let's just say 150 shares of Apple, you're going to want to be short 100 shares of Qs. But at the same time, when you're talking about Tesla, right, that's a whole different thing. Tesla, for example, you might want to be short, you know, for every 30 shares, I'm just using the easy number, for every 30 shares of Tesla long, you kind of want to be short 100 shares of Apple. So you kind of want to, you know, you want to kind of track what's been the gap up and gap down ratio, okay, for the last week or so for the stock based on current market conditions. And at that juncture, okay, at that juncture, you can make a definitive adjustment of how many shares you want to be long versus how many shares you want to hedge your bet because every stock is different. It's a lot easier, guys, it's a lot easier if you have a $100,000 portfolio, right, of stocks like, I don't know, McDonald's, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble and GE and you say to yourself, okay, you know, I'm not really in love with this market. Let me short $100,000 worth of spies.  Tesla could be up 30, Tesla could be down 30. It's a little bit different than turning around and say, well, I have $50,000 worth of McDonald's, I don't like the market. It's a little bit scary. Let me short $50,000 worth of spies just to kind of hedge my position until the coast is clear. So it's a little bit different. And Matthew, the greatest part about it is I think every position kind of going forward. Let's just talk about that position around two o'clock in the webinar, right. So we kind of know, you know, instead of guessing, we kind of know what we are. But yeah, everything is a little bit different. Beta is a little bit different. They all have a little bit bigger average shoe range channels. Okay. And the most part of that average shoe range channel is its ability to kind of increase and expand. So everything's a little bit different. But yeah, I would definitely, I would definitely, or you could just ask me, I think that's the easiest way to do it. You can ask me, but I would definitely advise go through a week worth of what the stock has done, especially on gap downs. And then you'll have a scenario and then you'll have a scenario at least in front of you. It won't be perfect, right? That's the one thing. It won't be perfect. But at least you'll have a scenario right in front of you that that you can have at least, you can have at least a course of action and have data in front of you how you can position position the right way. Okay. So I think that's the best way to kind of describe how you'd hedge, especially, especially beta, okay, especially beta.


from Berlin, Germany. It's theCUBE, covering DataWorks Summit Europe 2018. Brought to you by Hortonworks. Hi, hello, welcome to theCUBE. I'm James Cabela. I'm the lead analyst for Big Data Analytics at the Wikibon, which is the team inside of SiliconANGLE Media that focuses on emerging trends and technologies. We are here on theCUBE at the DataWorks Summit 2018 in Berlin, Germany. And I have a guest here. This is Mugi Van, if I get it wrong, Mugi Van Staden, who is with Obsidian, which is a South Africa-based partner of Hortonworks. And I'm not familiar with Obsidian, so I'm going to ask Mugi to tell us a little bit about your company, what you do, your focus on open source, and really the opportunities you see for Big Data for Hadoop in South Africa are really the African continent as a whole. So, Mugi. Yeah, James, great to be here. Yes, Obsidian, we started at 23 years ago, focusing mostly on open source technologies. And as you can imagine, that has changed a lot over the last 23 years. When we started, the concept of selling Linux was basically a box with a hat and maybe a T-shirt in it. Today, that's changed. Hopefully there's a stuffed penguin in there too. I could use that right now. So, our business has evolved a lot over the last 23 years. And one of the technologies that has come around is Hadoop. And we actually started with some of the other Hadoop vendors out there as our first partnerships. And probably three, four years ago, we decided to take on Hortonworks as one of our vendors. We found them an amazing company to work with. And together with them, we've now worked in four of the big banks in South Africa. One of them is actually here at DataWorks Summit. They won an award last night. So it's fantastic to be part of all of that. And yes, South Africa being so far removed from the rest of the world, they have different challenges. Everybody's nervous of cloud. We have the joys that we don't really have any cloud players locally yet. The two big players in Microsoft and Amazon are planning some data center soon. So the guys have different challenges to Europe and to the states. Big data, the big banks are looking at it, starting to deploy nice Hadoop clusters, starting to ingest data, starting to get real business value out of it. And we're there to help. And hopefully the four is the start for us and we can help lots of customers on this journey. Our South African based companies, because you are so distant in terms of miles on the planet, from Europe, from the EU, are you, is any company in South Africa or many companies concerned at all about the global or the state of general data protection regulation, GDPR? US based companies, certainly, because they operate in Europe. So is that a growing focus for them? And we have five weeks until GDPR kicks in. Tell me about it. Yeah, so from a South African point of view, some of the banks and some of the companies would have subsidiaries in Europe. So for them, it's a very real thing. But we have our own act called POPI, which is protection of private information. So very similar. So everybody is keeping an eye on it. Everybody's worried. Everybody, I think everybody's worried for the first company to be fined and then they will all make sure that they get their things right. But I think not just because of a legislation, I think it's something that everybody should worry about. How do we protect data? How do we make sure that the right people have access to the correct data when they should? And nobody violates that. I mean, in this day and age, Google and Amazon and those guys probably know more about me than my family does. So it's a challenge for everybody. And I think it's just the right thing for companies to do is to make sure that the data that they do have, that they really take good care of it. We trust them with our money and now we're trusting them with our data. So it's a real challenge for everybody. So how long has a city and been a partner of Hortonworks and how has your role or partnership, I should say, evolved over that time? And how do you see it evolving going forward? We've been a partner about three, four years now and started off as a value-added reseller. We're also a training partner in South Africa for them. And there's a company we've had to evolve with them. So they started with HDP as they had new platform. Now they're doing NiFi and HDF. So we have to learn all of those technologies as well. But very, very excited where they're going with Data Plane Service, just managing customers' data across multiple clusters, multiple clouds, because that's realistically where we see all the customers going is clusters, on-premise clusters in typically multiple clouds and how do you manage that? And we are very excited to walk this road together with Hortonworks and all the South African customers that we have. So you say your customers are deploying multiple clouds, public clouds or hybrid private public clouds? You give us a sense in South Africa whether public cloud is a major option or is a major deployment option or choice for financial services? Not necessarily financial services. So most of them are kicking tires at this stage. Nobody's really put major workloads in there. As I mentioned, both Amazon and Microsoft are planning to put data centers down in South Africa very soon. And I think that will spur a big movement towards cloud. But we do have some customers, unfortunately not Hortonworks customers, that are actually mostly in the cloud. And they are now starting to look at a multi-cloud strategy. So to ideally be in the three, four major cloud providers and spinning up the right workloads in the right cloud. And we're there to help them. What are the most predominant workloads that your customers are running in the cloud? Is it backend, in terms of data ingest and transformation? Is it a bit of maybe data warehousing with unstructured data? Is it a bit of things like queryable archiving? I want to get a sense for what is predominant right now in workloads? Yeah, I think most of them start with developer environments, et cetera. So the one customer that's heavily into a cloud from a data point of view literally is their data warehouse. They put everything in there. I think from the banking customers, most of them are considering DR of their existing Hadoop clusters. Maybe a subset of the data and not necessarily everything. And I think some of them are also considering putting their unstructured data outside of the cloud because that's where most of it's coming from. I mean, if you have Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn data, it's a bit silly to pull all of that into your environment. Why not just put it in the cloud? That's where it's coming from. And analyze that and connect it back to your data where relevant. So I think a lot of the customers would love to get there and now that Hortonworks makes it so much easier to do that. I think a lot of them will start moving in that direction. Now, skimming. So are any or many of your customers doing development and training of machine learning algorithms and models in their clouds? And to the extent that they are, are they using tools like the IBM Data Science Experience or Hortonworks Resells for that? I think it's definitely on the radar for a lot of them. I'm not aware of anybody using it yet, but lots of people are looking at it and excited about the partnership between IBM and Hortonworks. And IBM has been a longstanding player in the South African market. And it's exciting for us as well to bring them into the whole Hortonworks ecosystem and to get us all real world problems. Give us a sense for how built out the big data infrastructure is in neighboring countries like Botswana or Angola or Mozambique and so forth. Is that an area that your company, those regions that your company operates in? We don't have offices, but we don't have a problem going and helping customers there. We've had projects in the past not data related that we've flown in and help people. Most of the banks from a South African point of view have branches into Africa. So it's on the roadmap, some are a little bit ahead of others, but definitely on the roadmap to actually put down Hadoop clusters in some of the major countries all throughout Africa.  So they're all going through their own legislation, but it's definitely on the roadmap for all of them to actually take their data, knowledge and data science up into Africa. Now you say that in South Africa proper, there are privacy regulations, with maybe not the same as GDPR, but equivalent. Throughout Africa, at least throughout Southern Africa, how is privacy regulation lacking or is it emerging? I think it's emerging. A lot of the countries do have the basic rule that their data shouldn't leave the country. So everybody wants that data sovereignty and that's why a lot of them will not go to cloud and that's part of the challenges for the banks, that if they have branches up in Botswana et cetera and Botswana rules are, our data has to stay in country, they have to figure out a way, how do they connect that data to get the value for all of their customers? So real world challenges for everybody. When you're going into and selling into an emerging and future developing nation, do you need to provide upfront consulting to help the customer bootstrap their own understanding of the technology and making the business case and so forth, and how consultative is the selling process into these kinds of things? Absolutely, and what we see with the banks, most of them even have a consulted approach within their own environment, so you would have the South African team maybe fly into the team at the Mobi and Botswana and share some of the learnings that they've had and then help those guys get up to speed. The reality is the skills are not necessarily in country, so there's a lot of training, a lot of help to go and say, we've done this, let us upskill you and we're part of that process. So we sometimes send in teams to come and do two, three day training, basics et cetera, so that ultimately the guys can operationalize in each country by themselves. So that's very interesting. So what do you want to take away from this event? What do you find most interesting in terms of the sessions you've been in around the community showcase that you can take back to Obsidian, back in your country and apply? Like the announcement this morning of the Data Steward Studio, do you see a possible, your customers might be eager to use that for curation of their data in their clusters? Definitely, and one of the key messages for me was Scott, the CTO's message about your data strategy, your cloud strategy, your business strategy is effectively the same thing. And I think that's the biggest message that I would like to take back to the South African customers is to go and say, you need to start thinking about this. As cloud becomes a more, a bigger reality for us, we have to align, we have to go and say, how do we get your data where it belongs? So we like to say to our customers, we help their teams get the right code to the right computer and the right data. And I think it's absolutely critical for all of the customers to go and say, well, where is that data going to sit? Where is the right compute for that piece of data? And can we get it then? Can we manage it, et cetera? An aligned to business strategy. Everybody's trying to do digital transformation. And those three things go very much hand in hand. Well, Mugi, thank you very much. We're at the end of our slide. This has been great, been excellent to learn more about Obsidian and the work you're doing in South Africa. Providing big data solutions or working with customers to build out the big data infrastructure in the financial industry down there. So this has been theCUBE. We've been speaking with Mugi Von Staden of Obsidian Systems. And here at DataWorks Summit 2018 in Berlin. Thank you very much.


Good morning. My name is Elliot and we are here at Future Hall. Welcome to one of our UR Home Live Tours. Today we're going to give you a tour of Future Hall. We're going to show you around some of the best places to see in Future, the basement, the laundry room. We're going to take you through one of the bathrooms and then we're going to show you one of the rooms. Looking forward to it. So we're actually out in the courtyard area here and you can hear the birds. There's trucks going by over here because this is a, this is garland. Garland that goes up to Maple. So let me just give you a view of this very beautiful courtyard area. I find it to be, there's a huge magnolia tree right here. It is gigantic. Up and up and up. There we go. Man. Okay. And then kind of an area where you can sit and enjoy. There's a little fire pit right there. And how many stories is this? This is four stories. Five if you count the basement. Five if you count the basement. Okay. Okay. Well, we've got two people watching us right now and let's go inside. All right. Let's do it. All right. Now this door caught us when we went out last time. It'll talk to you, right? Yes, sir. It won't open for too long. There you go. There it is. We got it. Okay. So a little quirk here. Be sure you push to exit before you exit and get out pretty quickly, right? I'll see my face planned, which I've done many times. Really? Many times. Ouch. I don't see it on your face. No, that's good. Think way of healing. Well, so this is our first place. This is the laundry room and so we have six different washers and six dryers and a little nice basin area. One of the nice things, so this year we got brand new washers and dryers, brand new system and everything. And actually the cool thing is over here you'll see these little QR codes. What you can do is they have a website you can go to and if you actually sync your phone up to it and scan this QR code, you'll see how many washers are open, if anything's going on right now. And then also you can set a timer. So when you put your stuff into the washer or dryer, it'll give you a notification saying, hey, your stuff's done. Come down and grab it. So yeah, it's good to be able to be in class, get a text alert that says, hey, guess what? Your dryer's done. Come pick me up. So it's not bad. And you'll notice also that none of these have any sort of coin exchanges or anything. Your room fees pay for all of the laundry services, which is very nice. Be very careful. You don't put too much detergent in it. I've seen places flooded because freshman got a little too excited with the laundry detergent. Well, let me ask you about your laundry game, man. Okay. Do you use the little pills or do you use pods? What do you use powder? What do you use? I typically use the liquid detergent. I started to get into the pods though. If you use two of them, that's pretty safe. I've seen somebody think that they had a really big load. They put four in. Four pods. That's a no-go. Don't do that. No, that's too many pods. That's too many pods. But be very careful, especially with the liquid detergent because it will go everywhere. We actually recommend at university housing that you use the pods. But of course, liquid will work as well. I think powder is a no-go with us. It's starting to move out. Yeah. Let's head on down. All right. All right. So the next thing that we're going to show you is the main common area. This is called the basement in Futuril. The basement just got newly renovated, I believe last summer. Where did you live, Elliot? My freshman year, I lived in Hots. Okay. But some of my best friends lived here and we'd come hang out. So since then, this place has been completely redone. I mean, all of this stuff, all of the new paint, the ping-pong table, everything is very nice and color-coded, very excited atmosphere. But this is one of the best places to come hang out, come chill. We've got ping-pong, we've got pool, we've got a really big flat screen TV over there. Let's go check it out. All right. We're close to there. And if anybody has any questions, feel free to add them and we're happy to answer them. Okay. Yeah. That's a nice size TV and a nice pool table. It's there. So this is the hangout spot for Futuril. So this is personally my favorite part of Futuril just because of the atmosphere, the fun activities that you can have. We've got vending machines in the back. And one of the really awesome things about Futuril, and especially in the basement, is this countertop area. And it's like one of a kind at the university. And so this was done many moons ago. But if you look on the top, it spells out U of A and hogs. And this is like... I never, never noticed that. Yep. Wow. Okay. Yeah. So U of A hogs. That's really cool. Wow. It's really cool just because this is where a lot of people can come study, come eat together. This is like the social hub for Futuril Hall. Nice. Nice. So pretty fun. Yeah. So do we want to hear there's a little place over here that we can go check out? For all the movie buffs out there, we have a very nice movie room in Futuril. Let's see if I can figure out. Oh, that's not what we wanted. So the movie room, large screen TV, and we have I believe 15 recliner leather chairs in here. Perfect for anybody who wants to stay up late and watch a couple of movies. Very eclectic scene, very nice. We've hung out a couple times in here. It's just really comfy, really nice chairs and a great place for social bonding. Nice. Do they lean back? Yes, sir. Okay. I don't know. I want to try that out. I might break one, but Fabian says go hogs. We agree. Go hogs. We'll pig. All right. So on the other side of the basement, we have the kitchen area. Okay. So the kitchen, I see a lot of people come through here and they get to just hang out, cook dinner with their friends, prepare an ice meal, and then they usually bring it out here to this countertop and just have a good time and chill with everybody. But full-fledged kitchen, complete with stove oven, got your own fridge and a microwave. Be sure you label your food in the fridge because people will steal it, especially your ice cream. I lost many tubs of ice cream. Be warned, ice cream goes fast unless you put your name on it. And even then, if you do, just be careful. Oh, that's a pro tip right there. Pro tip right there. But yeah, this is a fun area and if you need any sort of utensils or anything like that, you can check them out at the front desk. The RAO in duty will happily let you have something. You just got traded your ID for it. Okay, great. So this is the basement area in Futral and I believe next we're going to go upstairs. Going upstairs to check that out. We'll show you the patio area outside. Answer any questions that y'all have. So where are you from? I'm from Little Rock, Arkansas. Okay, which is our biggest central city. Yes, sir. And high school down there and everything? Yes, sir. Arkansas Baptist. Okay, right on. So right up here, this is the main entrance of Futral. Oh, yeah. And so in order to get in, everything's completely secure. You have to have a unique fob just to get into the building and program so that only Futral residents can get inside of Futral. This is the patio area. This is an awesome place for just chill, quiet times. If you're studying, if you want to be outside, this is the perfect place to be. If you have a bike, which I highly recommend for getting around campus, we've got bike racks for you to have to for storage and stuff. Absolutely. And our greenway, if you know about that is a great way to get around the community.  Yes, sir. And so Futral Hall, pretty nice location here on campus. It's on the north side of campus. If you look over there, that building right there past across the street, that is the bookstore over there. Really just right across the street from the bookstore. It's also the Garland retail chain section. So you got Subway. You have the, it's brand new. It's called the Wellness Center. If you need a little mental rehabilitation from the stressful semester, you can go there. Offered by Pat Walker Health Center. Right, right. And then we're also very proud of Small Mart, which is the world's smallest Walmart. Also located in the Garland retail center. They pick a lot of things in there. Yeah, I walk through there and there's just a lot of items in a very small space.  I mean, it's great. Yes, we're proud of it. And then right across the street on the other side is the Quad. Yeah, the Quad Hall is in this direction with full bright dining. So really, you're only about a block or so from the dining opera. Maybe a two or three minute walk. Yeah, maybe. So we'll head back inside. All right. And feel free to ask any questions if you have them. Happy to answer them for you. Thank you, sir. We have an alumni of, of a future tuning in right now. All right. So let's go ahead and take a look at this. This is the upper social area. This is called the piano room. Great for studying. As you can see, there's a very large whiteboard that you can use. A lot of the people here at the future hall, we have the agriculture and pre-med living learning communities. So you pre-med students, any biology or chemistry that's really handy to have with you. We also have a piano in here. I've heard people play the piano anywhere from eight at night till one in the morning. So. Like chopsticks or something a little more. A little more than just chopsticks. Okay. Brand new furniture in here. This, we just got these really nice, really comfy and you can move them around, which is very handy. Nice. We were talking about the, was it the Future Flames? Yes, sir. Yeah. So. Want to show me? I would love to. We're going down here. You want to go here? Because there are two trophy cases. Right. In Future, because there's a long and storied history about them winning things. A lot of winners. Oh yeah. The other part is the social area right here. We have a little like dining area slash just hangout spot. This TV honestly is one of the best TVs on campus to watch any basketball or football games. That's solid. You don't feel like going to them. This is perfect right here. That is a huge TV. I think it's a 70 inch TV. Pretty nice. There's also a lot of, for anybody who's into Super Smash Bros. They'll look up Super Smash Bros on there and play till the night. That's pretty fun. But like we mentioned, the Future Flames. So Future Hall has always been really big into intermule sports. And so with that, they have a pretty rich history of being winners. And so what they've done is they've made these trophy cases to show off all their trophies and ribbons and whatnot that they've won over the years. And when we go back all the way to 1973, I think there's a 1964 in there somewhere. I think I saw 1964 in there earlier too. We have anything from fencing to, I don't know that we have fencing anymore, but tennis, basketball, football, I mean, they've got it all. And just, there's like what, 50-60 trophies in here? Yeah. So if you're into intermules, this is the place to be for sure. And there was that one, I actually liked the detail on this. It was a women's archery competition. And it's got kind of a half moon on it. I just wanted to note, I think that's really a cool looking trophy. Yeah, pretty cool. And so the Future Flames have been here for 30, 40 years by now. Fantastic. So now what we're getting into, this is more of the administrative side of things. So these are the old mailboxes and they don't actually, they're here for aesthetic purposes. They don't actually hold mail. What happened is they're actually, all of your mail for Future Hall is going to be through the Northwest Quad. They have all sorts of mail set up in there. And so what you'll do, you just walk over, if you get a package, the front desk over there will be able to help you out. Mystery is awesome and she'll be able to get you situated. But these are pretty cool. They kept them in there just because they're really just antique, very rustic looking things, pretty fun to have around. Right over here, we have the front desk area. And so this is where you'll be able to check out any sort of equipment. We have pool sticks, ping-pong, like I said earlier, the kitchen equipment, anything you need is right back here. I believe during the week, somebody will be stationed here until 10 p.m. every night and on the weekends, it's 12 p.m., 12 a.m., sorry. But if you need anything, come here, someone will be able to help you out if you have any questions or anything like that. Sure. And then if it is closed, you've always got contact information you can use to call the RA on duty. Right. So we're going into the living area now. Is that right? Yes, sir. So we'll show you a bathroom first. What are you major in? I am a finance major. Really? Tell me about that. What's that about? So I actually came here and on orientation day, I was supposed to be a mechanical engineering major. And when they stood up for engineering to leave, I stayed sitting in my car and was like, what are you doing? And I was like, I don't know, we're trying something out. So we went ahead and I went with business and I've loved it ever since. And so I'm a finance major about to be a junior. Yeah, oh, really cool. So this is bathroom area. And there's two of these on every floor. We have showers down this way. And so we have, I believe, four showers down here.  The way it works is the floors are broken down by gender. So first floor will be guys, second will be girls and so on and so forth. Big wall of mirrors. Yes, sir.  And there's four of them on each right in each bathroom, but there's two bathrooms on each floor. So you actually have a chance. Yeah. And so right through here, this is the standard area. You can walk in there and the drip dry area. Yep.  So there's your shower. But it's nice to have that kind of front area, I think, to get dressed and you have a bench there to kind of sit down. You need a little more space to move around with. Yeah. Yeah. This would be a community, an example of a community hallway we have where bathrooms are shared. And you lived in a traditional community style or you lived in a, you lived in, yeah, not the sweet stuff. I lived in Hots, yes sir. So what do you, what do you think of the differences between a community style and a sweet style as far as like, I guess you end up seeing people more often sometimes. So the way it works, freshman year I lived in Hots. My last year, last year here, I was an RA in Maple West, so sweet style. And so I've gotten to see both sides of things, both sides of the coin. I love the traditional style community stuff, just because you get to be around people all the time. With the community, with the sweet style, you miss out on the social interactions like the bathroom. You wouldn't think of it, but this is a social hub just because you're seeing people all the time. I like community just a little bit more just because there's so many more opportunities to make friends, more social places to hang out in, but it's a fun time. Yeah.  Right. Yeah. What about making it right for you and what your choice is and what you want. Exactly. But certainly one shouldn't discount the community style. Not at all. All right. So let's head on out. All right. So we're going to walk down the hallway here. They have water fountains on each hallway. So if you look down, there's two corridors. Yeah, I'm going to give them a picture of that. Each corridor. So on this side, on the other side of the bathroom is the same thing, just different numbers. There's a water fountain on each side. And so you'll never get dehydrated, trust me. And then this, and this room that we're going into is one of our showrooms. That is, it's always part of the tours that we give here. And we offer tours through admissions. I think almost every weekday, multiple times. Did you do some of those tours for us? A couple of them. Okay. A couple in Hots, never in future, but we're going to see how I do today. Sure. No, you're doing great. And so that's why you see all these placards here, these little signs that say living green. We've tried to stage this room to show off some of the sustainability initiatives that we're doing. Right. But yeah, so we're in the room now. We are. And we are happy to take measurements or tell you more about the room. Let me see if I can give people a pretty good perspective by coming out here a little bit and trying to show. We'll see if we can give some more pro tips. So each person gets these beds, pretty standard bed frames. Something to note is that one of these mattresses is longer than the other by I think about five inches.  But what you can do is if you look, there's another set down here. And what you'll do is you can get some connecting pieces and you can actually lock your bed up to about right here. If you roll in your sleep, I suggest not doing that because that's what my freshman roommate did and he plummeted. He's okay. We do have safety stabilizer bars, security guards. If you need it. But that's what I did. So what you can do, what I did freshman year, I lofted my bed and I put my desk under that freed up a lot of extra space in here, which was very nice. But each person once you get when you come in here, you get the bed with the mattress. You get your own desk with the core board, which is really nice. It's got a built in light. So for any late night studying, you might be doing really good chair. And each person gets their own set of drawers here. And also this, what do you say, chest of drawers or dresser. There we go. Thank you. And then you got the shelf too. Oh, no, that's part of the desk. Right. So but extra storage space. And then each person gets one of these armors. And so if we open this, of course, we've got plenty of storage. These little metal bars can come out. Don't lose these. But if I lost mine, there's probably a little, little charge or something. Just a little bit. But you also have a locking drawer down here that you can use, which is very nice. And then you also, one of the nice things is each room has its own individual air conditioning set. So what you'll do, here's the AC unit. If you like it colder than your friend's room, that's perfectly fine. You just find the thermostat, turn it down however you want, to an extent. Where's the thermostat in here? The thermostat is up there. Up there and it functions, huh? It does. It does indeed. Typically, they're more down here towards the light switch area. Right. But this, just because of the showcase purpose, I think that one's up there. But pretty standard room, the way it works. And you can find all these measurements online.  What you can do is find every single piece of furniture's measurements on there. I believe the desk is about four feet long, two, three feet deep, something like that. So if you have any questions and you want exact measurements, you're more than welcome to go online or you can ask us here. We'll happily tape everything out for you. Elliot, you said you locked your bed, right? I didn't. What did you put underneath? How did you use that space?  I put... You put your desk under the bed. I put my desk under the bed. So that opened up all of this space right here and it was perfect for anything else we wanted to do. And I also moved, I believe, my dresser under there, if I remember correctly. I think everything, and it works out perfectly. Like, it fits just right. You might have to squeeze it just a little bit, but everything fits perfectly under it.  Wow. Okay.  Well, now is the perfect time to chime in with any questions you might have or measurements that you'd like. I think typically what we've seen is that there are 36 inches on the lofted area and just to explain the lofting again, it goes, you can put those in those little things right there and then you attach the top one there. That's something we can do for you here at housing or something you're welcome to do yourself if you bring a rubber mallet. It makes it easier. The refrigerator and microwave do not come standard with a room. Okay. Yeah. So this refrigerator and microwave are here because we've sort of staged this room to show how you can be more green if you're living with us at the University of Arkansas. But if you do need a microwave, something just like this, I believe the price is $89 for the year. It's really handy. They'll wheel it in before you get here and at the end of it, they'll just take it back. Right. Oh, right. The rental system and you can find the information about renting at movein.uark.edu and then under what to bring. There's a little area that talks about renting these and feel free to use that. We encourage you to have a refrigerator if you want it. It's very handy. Yes. Very handy. So unless there's any other questions coming in, we're probably going to sign off. But let me just we'll give them a second to see if there's any other questions people want to answer. Now we have Elliot here to find out things for us. Okay. Well, thank you everybody for joining us and Elliot, thank you for joining our tour. My pleasure. You can say you can sign us off with all the good folks out there on internet land. All right. Well, thank you for joining us. And if you have any questions at all, please let us know. Thank y'all.


Most Saturdays at this time we spend an exciting half-hour of adventure and action with America's public hero number one hop along Cassidy Well, even two-fisted cowboys take summer vacations when they can and hop is no exception But hop along and topper will be back with us riding the CBS airtrails again three weeks from tonight September 22nd Get this and get it straight Crime is a sucker's road and those who travel it wind up in the gut of the prison of the grave There's no other end But they never learn From the pen of Raymond Shantler outstanding author of crime fiction comes his most famous character in the adventures of Philip Marlowe Now with Gerald Moore starred as Philip Marlowe, we bring you tonight's transcribed story Nether Netherland There are times when life makes no sense at all When confusion is the keynote and all we do is run and have a tightening circles The one-on-one is to school is closed and nothing comes out even The 30 hours just passed. I wrapped up a case and considerable of my youthful zest along with it. I was bone-tired When I reached my apartment sank deep into my bed It wasn't so much to sleep but to die a little and I was not long dead Oh Okay, okay Who needs more than 15 minutes sleep? Yeah Yeah, I've got to see you. It's very important. Yeah, better be It's awfully late. I know you're nice to let me in did I let you in? Yes Just now You're not still asleep are you? No, no, I don't I don't think so. You see I always sleep lying down It's a habit. You must know I wouldn't bother you this way, but weren't that well Someone's following me. He's been following me for I don't know how long I'm so frightened. Oh, come on. Come on. How about a cup of coffee, huh? Oh, really, Mr. Malo? I don't think you're listening to me. I can make it worth your while Now we should wake up. Yeah, well, that's what coffee's for come on. Come on. You can talk to me while I make it Now you were saying someone's following you a man naturally. Who is it? I Don't know Sit on over there at the kitchen table. This won't take long. Thank you Now why would anybody be following you? That's the silliest question I've asked in days, but it isn't silly I've tried to figure it out myself I haven't done anything. I don't have anything.  Oh I'm Carolyn Shepherd. Don't be sorry. I'm glad you're Carolyn Shepherd. Why? well Because it beats the heck out of being George Shepherd Didi said she thought you'd help me That's why I came. Didi my roommate didi Reynolds. Yeah, she doesn't know you or anything She just said if she were troubled like I am she'd get in touch with you. Yeah, well, that's nice of me Does she know somebody's been following you? No, no, I haven't told anyone. I I don't know her very well We haven't lived together long. I don't know. I didn't want to frighten her, too so I just told her something that sounded all right and She said she'd heard about you. Oh You're water boy. Oh Thanks Does he ever call you? No, we we don't have a phone Landlady lives right next to us the next department. We use hers But he never tries to call me as far as I know. Well, does he ever come to your door approach you in any way? Sometimes he gets very close That is almost before I know it. There he is But then I run and he's never caught up with me yet. Well, he could just be watching you then, huh? Yes, I guess so Why I don't know Maybe we can find out Did you see him tonight? Yes? He was out in front of the apartment house for a while. I I don't think he followed me over here, but he may have Can you see the street from those windows? Mm-hmm. See anything? No What will I do? Well right now, honey, you'll have a cup of coffee I'll take a quick shower and a shave and then we'll my come Doors a lot to be here anything just bang on the bathroom door You won't be long. No sure net Be back before you know Was now 2 30 in the morning Although I was still gray and half dead inside my eyes found a new reason for being wide open Carolyn Shepherd was not just an attractive girl She was slightly sensational Statue West would be the term She was almost shoulder height with ash blonde long hair Her smoky blue eyes were half-wild with fear and such But there were promises in them and her figure was the kind that you didn't mention in polite society How's the coffee coming Carolyn? Carolyn Hey, where'd you go? Oh, come on the coffee couldn't be that bad Carolyn Carolyn Oh, hi Simon You lose something's not him something named Karen. Yeah, it looks like it You didn't see her out in the hall by any chance. I don't believe I didn't miss God. I've noticed it. I'm not so sure But she might still be down on the street Carolyn You said that what did you do? You'll never believe. Oh come on. That's how I know what you did. I took a shower. It was shower Simon was listening badly, but enjoying a good laugh when I left him Back inside the apartment. I reached for a cigarette and a few conclusions My name was Carolyn Shepherd someone was following as she'd been here and she was gone. That's all I knew I Looked at the clock a quarter to three. I remember the coffee. I'd made started to the kitchen to get a cup when my Foot and I caught something at the same time Was a billfold The driver's license said Carolyn Shepherd and it gave a yucca address apartment three physical description didn't do her justice But it heightened my memory and I was there in no time Yes, what is it? I'm looking for Carolyn Shepherd. Oh, you were well, she isn't here I don't know her but I'd like to meet that young woman sometime. It's a pleasure. Believe me now. Look, I'm sorry I'm always sorry between the freeway by day and the traffic at this door by night on account of Carolyn Shepherd Body can't get any rest to sleep. I'm really sorry. I know it's late. Hey, I Can't imagine what kind of a person she is that men can knock on her door or any door They think it's hers at all hours.  I'll I'll give her a good fashion You do that, but just tell me one thing. I'll tell you nothing How long have you lived here? six weeks six of the most miserable weeks in my life Thanks very much What's going on out here? Oh, I guess I have the wrong address. I didn't mean to wake everybody up Why you didn't wake me up just mr. Norton. I guess I Hope well, I guess it's insomnia.  Norton. He tells me he has the same kind of trouble He isn't a very pleasant old gentleman. Is he no oh my I guess I should introduce myself. I'm Hester Hutchison I'm the manager of the building. Oh, well, maybe you can help me then. I'm trying to locate Carolyn Shepherd This is the only address I've got for her. Oh, I'm sorry. You're sorry a Carolyn did live here But she moved about six weeks ago and for some reason or other I never understood really she didn't want to leave any forwarding at this. I see well, thanks mr. Oh, not at all not at all. I hope I didn't disturb you. Oh my goodness. No, as I said I I'm sorry given to this insomnia Whatever it is. I Whoop well as a matter of fact, I just baked a coffee cake Sounds silly. I know but I get some of my best ideas at night and tonight. It was coffee Coffee cake if you'd care for some idea. Oh, well, you'd just be more than welcome Oh, that's nice. Miss Hutchison, but you see I get some of my best ideas at night, too And I got one right now about going home to bed. I Could sleep I knew I could I could have been sleeping at least an hour if Carolyn Shepherd hadn't decided to come into my life and go out again Well, I didn't know where else to look for her. So I decided to give my little trundle bed another world I'd gotten about 10 out of the usual 40 winks Oh No, yeah, mr. Marlowe. Mm-hmm. I think so Well, that's well, I guess she isn't but is Carolyn Shepherd still there. No, no, she is Who'd you say this one? I'm she hasn't come home. Mr. Marlowe. I'm so worried. I came next door to phone Has she been gone long? Yes. Yes, she has now look DD. I I was afraid of that Something's happened. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What's happened? She's easy easy. Listen to me. Will you? DD Listen, DD. Where do you live? DD oh Fine in just a moment. We'll return to the second act of Philip Marlowe But first James Fassett brings you the second part of his two-program series of Holland music festival selections Along with a few colorful words about the music customs and people of Holland as he observed them That's on your invitation to music tomorrow afternoon on most of these same CBS radio stations Listen to tomorrow for your string serenade featuring Jerry Wenzir with his singing strings in music all America loves Now with our star Gerald Moore the second act of Philip Marlowe and tonight's story nether netherland I was wide awake again and furious Because somewhere in Los Angeles there was another telephone recently put on its cradle I didn't know where it was or how to make it ring Somewhere in Los Angeles tour a couple of near hysterical females neither of whom had any regard for my sleeping habits Did he had jumped to a conclusion about Carolyn that I wasn't buying Probably because I didn't want to Well, I was beginning to turn gray outside and the jarring thump of the paper grazing my door told me a new dawn was with us Yeah, he's still looking for that girl morning Simon you still bouncing off walls I am confronted with something of a problem So my someone in the night mind you has moved my apartment. No, yes I've looked all over the neighborhood and it is gone. Yeah. Well, you just hang on it'll be back Oh, it has to be it just has to come home to me. Oh Never find her And no, I never did you were taking a shower Fine you like coffee cakes on my dear mother and I don't really like it I respect it and I'd be proud to join in some of I'd just be proud No, no, no, not me Simon about three blocks from here over on Yucca. Ask for Hester I thank you my love for my heart of hearts. I think you hail and farewell Simon Let's see what's in the paper It's a national situation Inflation Holy smoke Police slate last night found an unidentified woman Beaten and unconscious in the beachwood area near the Hollywood Hills The young woman tall and blonde was taken immediately to the police receiving hospital in Hollywood Where her condition is reported as serious You Fits a description of that shepherd girl's driver's license. All right, Mr. Marlowe She's pretty banged up though might be tough to identify her. Yeah, what time do they find there? About three o'clock this morning, I think We were a figure in robberies since our wallet and most of the stuff in her purse is missing.  I guess I yeah She the one No, she isn't you sure Yeah, hair is too blonde. Well, maybe she's had a quick dye job since you saw her last very funny Well, we'd like to wrap this thing up, you know If you could identify her we'd be part of the woods. I'd like to help you out, but she's not Carolyn Shepherd How about it? Will she live this one? This one? No, I've got a chance You get that way, I guess watching the inhuman parade of human stretcher cases into a police hospital I wouldn't have his job The sunlight was fresh warm outside the coffee. I got at the three stool joint next door was neither But now you're sleeping now you're not routine of the night before I hadn't exactly made me razor sharp But by now I was alert enough to steady Carolyn's wallet a little more intently There was 12 bucks in it and stashed in with the bills a book of Chex stubs on a Hollywood bank Don't let anyone tell you that banks don't open till 10 o'clock if you make like breaking down a glass door They'll let you in and if you cause them that much trouble. They'll give you the address you ask for and send you on your way in a hurry I Felt better about this address for Carolyn Didi Reynolds was listed on the card in the mailbox, too Yes, you must be Didi and I must be Philip Marlowe. Oh, yes, mr. Marlowe come in. Thanks. I I'm just supposing that Carolyn made it home. All right You seem to have a better grip on things than you did a few hours ago. Oh, I have I don't usually go to pieces that way But I was terrified really terrified She came home shortly after I called you sleeping now. No, no as a matter of fact She just stepped next door to use Mrs. Lansberg's phone. She'll be right back. I know Thanks, I will I Had three chairs in my house One for solitude two for friendship three for society. That's so which one am I sitting on now? You don't know the quote. It's thorough. Oh, well, I'm impressed I shouldn't flaunt my knowledge that way. It's just that I I've been nervous lately I always read thorough when I'm nervous. Well aside from thorough. How much do you know about Carolyn? Not not very much She doesn't let anyone know very much. I know she's worried She watches at the window and she jumps when there's a knock at the door She acts like like someone's after her all the time. I told her to see you. That's nice Society is commonly too cheap We meet at very short intervals not having had time to acquire any new value for each other You quote a good deal, don't you thorough reaches me how about Frank Laszlo? Frank Laszlo. Yeah No, no, I don't think so. Is he a well-known writer? I wouldn't know. I thought Carolyn might have mentioned him No, not that I know of course. We keep pretty much to ourselves Which one of you smoke cigars? What in the astray on that table there? Why for heaven's sakes? I never even noticed it That's odd. Of course. I was gone early last evening that went to the library. Oh, maybe someone was here to see Carol Yeah, that could be Hello, Mr. Marlowe. I'm so glad to see you. Are you you don't know how glad DD would I promise Mrs. Landsberg? I'd water the lawn for an act anyway It's the nearest thing I can get to Thorough's life in the woods The swiftest traveler is he that goes afoot See you later DD She's an amazing girl, isn't she so are you you did a great disappearing act last night? I know I felt so strange there I knew he was around somewhere and then I saw him down the street in front of your apartment.  I stayed there a long time. I was so frightened. I still am It's got to stop Mr. Marlowe Whoever he is. He has to leave me alone. Who's Frank Laszlo Carolyn? Why do you ask? Well, I looked through the check steps in your wallet. You made weekly payments of $50 to Frank Laszlo for several months up until two weeks ago, but he's just a family friend, Mr. Marlowe. I He loaned me some money and I've been paying him back. Yeah, but 50 bucks a week is pretty much and pretty often Well, I wanted to clear up the debt as soon as I could I Thought you had no family. I haven't But we've known Mr. Laszlo for years See I inherited a small amount with my father died just last year It was tied up for a while Mr. Laszlo just Helped me over the breach. That's all. Does he live in town? No. No, he does If you're thinking he has anything to do with my My trouble, Mr. Marlowe, you're very wrong. I Wouldn't want him to know about it at all You know Carolyn you never described this guy's been following you You know, I wouldn't even know what kind of a fellow to look for well He's short for a man not quite as tall as I am and he's muscular looking I Think he's dark, too.  I've never noticed that he does. No, you don't work anywhere. Do you how can I hold a job in the state? I'm in oh No, I just wait What is it? I knew it. He's out there. Mr. Marlowe. Where I just got in that car the big convertible at the curb Okay, honey, come on. Let's go He must know we're following him the way he's driving he can lose us with that job to those babies can really take off He's moving over into the right lane probably gonna turn. We're going with him. Hang on honey. We can't lose him. We can't wait won't He's pulling into that parking lot Party chase him a good way.  I was just about to You know, you really shouldn't try to keep up with a car like mine I was just toying with her that time now if you want to make a real race of it How tall are you quite tall really six feet seven my stocking fee how tall are you? It doesn't matter Why what's the matter you should be all right. She's just a little disappointed No, no, no, you mustn't take it seriously young lady your companion. You made a good race of it considering. He was up against great Oh, yeah, thanks. Thanks, mr. Oh Pious oh Yeah, well, thanks. I Don't know how I could have made such a mistake But he did look like a mr. Malin until he stood up. I really thought all right honey forget it You're pretty tired and upset and you're almost home He'll come don't worry. I'll stick around nobody a body We can't strike out all the time Hey, looks like did he's made a friend watering the yard. Oh, no Mr. Malo this time. I'm sure of it. It's him. I know it is a guard all huh. Okay, baby. We'll see come on She's pretty upset take her in the apartment Who's the guy with the cigar? He didn't say he asked the Carol. Okay. Hey. Hey you hold it I don't think so buddy. I said hold it or I'll ram that cigar on your throat Oh Go back to Carolyn get her in the apartment. Well, she's in Mrs. Lion's Bruce. She's not making much sense either Yeah, now look take a look in there is auto registration. Read it to me I thought so Never mind go back with Carolyn now and stay with her if she says anything memorize it like you do with thorough But where are you taking where I hope he belongs? I'll be right back This will be all friends mr. Marlowe never mind that what shapes he in You'll be around a little while who hit him a very dear friend of mine Look keep him here. Will you and keep an eye on him? I'll be back maybe with another customer for you Make your rate and you can save us both some time if you get one of the boys at the station They're called Bosto find out anything they can about Frank Lazzlone a girl named Carolyn Shepherd You can reach me at the Lansberg phone number. I looked up on Cherokee Oh, Mr. Marlowe gee. I'm glad you're back. How's Carolyn? I don't know for sure yet Everywhere I look you can't be anywhere.  I told her I'd answer it while she was out. Go ahead. It could be for me. Okay. Carolyn. Carolyn, you're okay. You, Steve. You're dead. I'm not Steve, Carolyn. Steve! Steve, you're dead. Don't you remember, Steve? I killed you.   It's for you, Mr. Marlowe. It's the police. Yeah, I know. I'll get it. She's... Oh, there, Mr. Marlowe. Do you leave Mrs. Lansberg's door open? Oh. Oh, sure. Uh, phone's right there in her living room. Thanks. Who'd she kill? What about Lanslow? Must have a real bad memory, huh? Just keep a straight jacket handy. Like I said, there are times when confusion is the key note.  Saw him so often she believed it. Frank Lanslow must have seen things, too. Enough to keep Carolyn paying him blackmail ever since she killed her husband. Did you ever stop to think of all the so-called nice, clean, upstanding citizens who carry a moral cesspool behind shining eyes and a sweet smile? Suddenly, they make headlines. Like Carolyn. What's the line? A murder, though it hath no tongue, will speak with most miraculous honor. The Adventures of Philip Marlowe, bringing you Raymond Chandler's most famous character, starring Gerald Moore, was produced and transcribed tonight by Cliff Howell and written for radio by Kathleen Hyde. Featured in the cast were Lorraine Tuttle, Verna Felton, Shirley Mitchell, Howard McNeer, Ted Osburn, and Cy Kendall. Gerald Moore may currently be seen in the Santana production, Soraco. The special music for Philip Marlowe is composed by Pierre Garagank and conducted by Wilbur Hatch. Be sure to listen next week at the same time when Philip Marlowe says... This time, my plans for a fishing trip got caught in the line of a beautiful girl who didn't know upstream from downstream. I was in deep water for a while, but I finally caught my limit by using a special kind of bait. There's a song that goes with it's story, friends. The story is, starting tomorrow evening, you'll be able to laugh again at the adorable antics of America's favorite teenager, Coralus Archer. Her boyfriend Dexter returned from vacation, too. So does her whole family. All of which means more Sunday night fun for your whole family when you meet Coralus Archer Sunday nights on most of these same CBS radio stations. We said a song went with this story, didn't we? Oh, here it is. C-B-S-B for the best. F. Yes, yes, yes. The stars that dress is C-B-S. This is Clarence Cassell saying, remember for the sweetest music this side of heaven, it's Guy Lombardo times Sunday evenings on the CBS radio network.