All right. Well, good morning everyone. Welcome to the stream. My name is Charles I work with a company called Pirate Traders, and I'm here today on the bookmap channel to talk about the ES and the NQ on the market profile and the bookmap and see what kind of insights we can get moving forward for the day So we got a bit of time here before the market opens We got a half an hour. So why not just take the time that we have to step back and give ourselves a little perspective On what's going on with the market? Okay, what has the market been doing and what is it likely to do next? So the best place to start I think would be with the daily So first and foremost this area that we're at right now around the 4200 area has been very very important for the market over the last You know a little over a year or so Again and again and again this area has acted as support and resistance Where the market has run out of steam and turned around and head back down Now, you know back in June July of last year when we failed here We were heading all the way back down towards the 3700 area multiple times Okay, but then the last few times that we've come up here. We haven't had to fail quite as far down That is a signal that the market might finally be ready to break out to the upside Whenever you have an area that is acting as strong support resistance One thing that Jim Dalton does is he describes it as a semi permeable membrane Meaning the more times that you poke and poke and poke at it the stronger that it becomes Sorry about the construction noise So this could be the one right it we've been poking and poking and poking at this thing over and over again Maybe this is finally the one that can break to the upside if not We would look for a big pullback right because we failed here again and again And it has caused a large pullback. That is what we would expect if we fail here once again All right, so now that we've got the bigger picture looking at the daily Let's zoom in a little bit So what we've been stuck in Over the last few months is a very tight trading range Where the market has basically been stuck inside this range right here We pushed up into it tried to poke through couldn't do it Headed back down to the opposite end of the range had back up give it another go tried to poke through got through But couldn't stay above Failed back down to the opposite end of the range and then we just did it again Broke out of that range and then in the overnight we kind of pulled back down over the weekend to test that That breakout area there So we've got this white box here, which is that larger balance area over the last few months And then we've got this smaller box right here, which is over the last few Or basically the last two months and then even smaller than that we can zoom in And we can see that the market was in balance in an even tighter range Over the last few weeks and we also broke out of that range So on all three ranges the very very large range that we're looking at on the monthly We have a potential to break out the smaller range on the monthly We have a potential to break out and the range on the weekly We have a potential to break out So all of those things set us up to potentially make a large move to the upside If the market can keep this momentum going Okay, great. So what do we need to do now? Well, let's zoom in Even more and let's figure out what's going on with the momentum Well, clearly we have momentum On a larger basis because we keep leaving all these weak references behind Okay, we came down. We almost filled a previous gap, but failed to fill it by one single tick Then we created another gap And then look at this nothing but porlo porlo We close we close we close all the way up Okay, so that tells us that since we were down here around the 40 61 area This thing has had momentum Okay, it's been just building and building and building to the upside So we recognize that at some point This momentum is going to come to an end and we're likely to need to start to try to repair some of this weakness But as long as the momentum continues There's no reason to worry about the weakness. Let's stay focused on the momentum So how do we read that momentum? Well, we're looking at the daily over the last few days We have had higher highs and higher lows The last three days in a row that is a sign of momentum to the upside We've also had overlapping to higher value three days in a row That is a sign of momentum to the upside Okay So all of those things are a sign of momentum to the upside What's the other one the when what should happens doesn't right leaving behind all this weakness again and again And not needing to come back for it is a sign the market still has momentum So As we get ready to open the market this morning What is what am I thinking in terms of momentum? Well, because we have the the breakout inside the breakout inside the breakout that we just talked about On the daily, right that gives us a potential reason for the market to have continuation higher Okay, so if I look at the daily, you know in the market profile and I see we have that momentum We had it still at the end of the day yesterday Or on friday, um, then that's a reason to think we could keep it going So now the next question is how will I measure if it is still going? And that I will use the overnight range so Yesterday we opened with a gap up And the market got itself a little bit overly long a little bit too fast and had to pull back down But they barely pulled down at all and then they spent most of the day basically Chopping around inside the previous day's spike. That's actually bullish to see the spike is a sign of momentum So the fact that we barely had to pull below that and then turned it into support is bullish for continuation higher So then I look at the overnight market over the weekend. How did the market trade over the weekend? Well, what would you look at that? Most of the time and most of the volume Right there above the base of that spike up from thursday, right? They dipped down. They they tested lower levels They liquidated but there were buyers waiting They spent no time brought in no volume whatsoever and buyers were instantly there to bring it right back up So to me right now, this is bullish as long as we can stay above the base of that spike Okay As long as we can stay above Uh, 4199 Anything above that is bullish to me because it is a sign that we still have all this momentum I've been talking about as long as they can hold this area in the regular trading hours today They can keep it going. They could push the market much higher So I'm going to watch this area right here where the overnight spent all the time and brought in all the volume around 4200 Very very closely this morning and as long as that continues to act as support Now, I don't know exactly where but somewhere in there it acts as support and the market starts to turn around That would be very bullish to me Okay, if the market starts to pull back down below there So if the market pulls below 4200 Well, then I think okay, we need to head back and repair that first week reference we left behind yesterday And see if that's enough If that's enough cool, I'll get bullish once again. If not, I start to monitor for continuation lower from there Okay, so this level right here around 4200 is the really important level to me if they can hold it They can keep the momentum going in the daily Which would mean higher highs on the daily today so That level breaking would mean the opposite in a when what should happens doesn't if they don't still have the momentum If they can't keep this momentum going to the upside Well, then done done done One after another we start pulling back and repairing weak references And the way we monitor for continuation is we basically just assume We probably need to repair the next one And if it is we wait and see so if we repair We come down here. We push below that level that 4200 level. We come down. We repair that first week reference We start to come back up. Maybe that's all we need it But if we start to push back down, well, then we know we got to come to the next one So then it comes down it repairs that next one gets below it if it starts to pull back up Maybe that's all we need But if it starts coming down again, well, then it's coming for the next one And then if it repairs that again and again and again, that's called monitoring for continuation lower So we assume it needs to test each one of these levels And then we wait to see what happens when it does Does it just push below and then turn around and come right back up In which case that might be all it needed to do was repair that one and now we're ready to head back up Or does it keep going in which case, you know, it's the next and the next and the next Good morning six million dollar man courtman chilling with dylan j Laura The spam bot. Thanks for thanks for hanging out spam bot courtman frito Luciano And jerry welcome 55 people watching 12 likes. Let's get some thumbs up for the book map channel A little thumbs up for the book map So we're taking a quick second here and just taking a look at nq as well So book map, I mean, uh, sorry nq looking very very bullish here So I would describe the es as being right here In its equivalent on the nq This to me is that larger balance area that we were talking about on the monthly This is that larger balance area on the multi month That is that larger balance area or that smaller balance area on the weekly And that was last week the breakout So when you hear me talk about the es and say like You know all of these different things mean we could get continued excess. This is what i'm talking about that You know in an equivalent way This could be those last few days of last week Right that it could have just been that that set up for the bigger Slingshot to the upside Because we're breaking out of that larger balance area. That's what that was right this little pullback um on the 15th Sorry the 12th That little pullback was the market back testing all of that balance back testing that larger balance Inside a balance inside a balance, right? That was that back test so That move to the upside out of there is what the es could I mean, I'm guessing I don't know yet. It hasn't happened, but could potentially be set up for right here This could be that move You guys see that So that puts the enq and the es in a very different position The es could easily fail and start coming back down But the enq has succeeded So now it's a matter of when are we going to run out of excess, right? We broke out. We successfully broke out We successfully got excess from that breakout. Look at that big move to the upside That is excess. So now the question is when do we need to balance off this excess and how Okay, so there's two different ways you can balance off excess One is using price where the market will pull back with price The other is using time where the market could just go sideways at a higher price So when I'm zooming in to look at the enq, that's the question. I'm asking myself Also, just wanted to mention this morning I decided to switch the enq over to four tick increments because it was just becoming a little too elongated It was becoming hard to read So I smooshed it on down. Okay. So we had this channel right here That the market was in And we've broken out of that So that's the market getting itself a little bit a little bit long a little bit overextended, okay, but Just like the es we have higher highs higher lows three days in a row. Well, it's like five days in a row Um And value Uh higher or overlapping to higher. Okay, so that like the es is a sign that on friday We still had that momentum. They were still making higher highs and higher lows They still had that momentum now the very first sign that that momentum could be coming to an end Is the overnight the way the overnight on thursday night Is much lower than the overnight over the weekend That's a first signal that that momentum is is weaning right before the overnights were higher Each overnight session now one's lower. Okay, wait a second. We might be running out of steam I would also say on the enq unlike the es the enq is now beneath That big node from the overnight and from last week So whereas on the es I want that to act as support on the enq. It would be resistance So it would be if the market pushes up into it can it break through if not bearish okay We could consider that a 45 degree angle on the overnight So whilst they did leave a poor high behind That to me is bearish for resistance So you're likely looking at a chop zone in the um overnight range for the enq If they get below yesterday's low So if they get below 13 um 809 Then you should get bearish Why? Because we know that that excess is going to come to an end They can't go straight up forever And the first signal we will get in the regular trading hours is if we make a new low So if we know that making a new low Tells us that the market is either going to go sideways or it's going to pull back with price We certainly don't want to be bullish Right, we want to either be neutral assuming it's going to keep chopping and going sideways in the range or we want to be monitoring for continuation to the downside And just like the es the enq has left a lot of weakness behind Multiple sets of single prints weak lows Lots and lots to repair on a pullback. Okay Look at that two poor lows in a row a weak low and a poor low So same thing is the es we're gonna we're gonna give the bulls a chance We're gonna say hey, you made higher highs and higher lows last week. Maybe you've got it. Maybe you can keep it going But man if we make a new low We're gonna start monitoring for continuation on a pullback Corpman says swarm of new york city bees I actually did see a bee in my windowsill yesterday. Is there a thing is there a thing happening right now? The god particles is first time here Great content so far. Thank you brother. Appreciate you. I'm here every monday Come hang out Alt alt Good morning to you Chill with dylan says I also switched enq to four ticks great minds great minds think alike Yeah, I just opened it up this morning and I was like, this is ridiculous Like I like it was these two days range were so big. I was like, I can't even see I got us and as soon as I smushed it in I was like, oh now I get it I see what's happening here. I mean, this is just good old-fashioned momentum Pushing up building volume pushing up building volume Pushing up building volume But they left that weakness behind All right, 10 minutes until the market open Oh, the next door sounds like killer bees Um Any questions for me? I mean, that's all the prep I need. So if you guys are wondering where I'm at. I'm basically looking at You know the overnight range is a chop zone here on the es So obviously I'm looking for support 4199 and I'm looking for resistance Um I would just say as I look above and fail of the overnight high So I'm looking for them to test that overnight high And then see do we bring in new buyers there? If not, it's chop And we'll just chop chop chop chop chop chop chop chop chop chop chop chop Choppy choppy choppy choppy chop it on up until we can break one of those two levels Now if we push below 4199 and we start getting new sellers there, like I said, I'm bearish to start repairing weak references and monitor for continuation lower Or if we find support above the overnight high But in between They're gonna chop it up It's a chop zone Tom gun put up some uh pirate flags. They got a warning from the nightbot Don't you worry about that nightbot tom gun. Those pirate flags are always welcome Scoob all hello to you Jason says sounds like the nightbot needs more pirate flags. Yeah, I think every one of you should spam the nightbot with a pirate flag right now I think that's I think we should just tell the nightbot who's in charge here Okay, who's the captain now nightbot? It said I'm not scared That's funny Maya says may I know which program you were using for order flow? It is book map. You've come to the right place The very channel that's providing you this stream at this very moment So that is the software that you see on the right side of my screen over here And not a lot happening in there right now because the market hasn't opened yet But once the market opens you just watch what happens with the liquidity in here It'll start giving us some insights as to where the buyers and sellers are And where they're looking to do business And the left side is market profile software. It's from a company called window trader It's basically the same thing as candlesticks. It just puts it in three dimensions So it allows you to see price Um, it allows you to see time and volume at each price level So you see where there's these big fat nodes right here From the overnight and from friday Where there's a bunch of letters That's where the market spent the most time and then you can see the volume profile That's where they brought in the most volume same place So what does that tell us? Well, they like doing business here. They're probably going to keep doing business here It's probably going to be a lot of chop a lot of grind up and down in this area It's going to take a bit of momentum to break out And that's why we call it a chop zone Because we assume as long as they're still inside this yellow box It's just going to be up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down until you go mad And then they'll break one way or the other We got 100 brave souls hanging out two minutes to market open 42 likes 4 plus 4 equals 8 8 plus 8 is 16 get after it. Let's smash that like button No, two people just left. They were like, um, no, thanks. Goodbye. All right. We are off to the races. Let the chop begin So they're starting off the chop this morning by leaving an incredibly weak low behind as is to be expected So now we're looking for resistance around 4208 And a pullback down to that opening price Scalping strategy says good morning to everyone and everyone says good morning to you scalping We're all here to make some money today. We know we got to let the market shop this morning Okay, we were all aware of this. We're like, we get it. The market's going to be nuts for the first few minutes It's going to go up and down. It's going to grind and grind inside this overnight range, but If we can either keep the excess going to the upside In which there will be opportunities on the long side Or if we can run out of momentum and start to pull back and repair some weakness There'll be some opportunities to the downside Well, then that's fine. We'll just let the market chop And we'll wait for those opportunities to present themselves later on in the day Makes for very exciting live streaming. All right. So we got a little pop of short covering here It's got us above the overnight high that is bullish to see So now the question is do we just look above that overnight high and fail and pull right back down? In which case we would expect more chop Or can we bring in new buyers up here above the overnight high and keep that momentum going on the daily? We also just re-entered the old single prints. So we are likely now to find resistance at 42 16 the base of those single prints And then we'll look to see what happens when they come back to test that overnight high Charles, shouldn't I be foam owing into a long trade right now? No, no, you should not Right that was just short covering If they're really going to have momentum they will prove support Nq also above the overnight high that is bullish to see So same thing. Can they hold it? Can they turn? 13 880 into support Right chow another weak high Right at the base of the singles All right. Well I certainly would not suggest chasing it with a trade right now, but I am now bullish That is what I was looking to see How we handled the base of that uh single prints down Whether it's smack the market back down or not and it did not So that is a sign of new buyers at the high Which is bullish to see So I am bullish I would wait for a pullback to buy it though. It is still all short covering here But when they do pull back, I think it'll be a good opportunity to buy The bulls have the momentum They had it all last week and they still have it this morning Let's take a look at the Nq same thing If they can hold that half back 13 877 I'd remain bullish on the queue Frida says should have foamed in like a crazy person. No, no, of course not What if it had just gotten smacked down at the base of those single prints and come crashing back through the opening price That pop that we got up that little instant pop up We could have gotten that exact same momentum straight back down Best to wait for the market to give you the signal then look for the opportunity Even if that means you miss them from time to time, it's still a better way to do it Alan says what do you mean by single prints? Well, if you look at what happened on friday, the market opened up here at basically where we are right now 42 19 and we spent the first two hours or so of the day or first hour and a half or so of the day Just kind of chopping around up here Just kind of grinding around up in these upper levels and the market was trying to figure out Did we have enough buyers to keep it going higher? Or did we need to pull back looking for those buyers at a lower price? And it turned out we did well the level where that decision was made Was what we called the base of the d period single prints down right here at 42 16 So at the moment that that happened they were assigned that the market had momentum to the downside Okay, so what we think about once we see that happen Is we assume that if the market comes back up and it starts to get back inside those single prints Which it did right here in the a period, okay Once it gets back inside those single prints The most likely next thing to happen is that the market will backfill them Okay, all right. So first low volume note is backfilled. We're looking for support at 42 14 Can they hold it? So the first thing we expect the market to do when it comes back up through those levels Is to head up to the base of the spike down the single prints down Okay, that's that 42 16 level But oftentimes if the momentum really is to the downside it will get rejected and continue lower from there So what I said this morning was when we got above that overnight high I very much expected that we were going to get up and fill those single prints But it's what happened at the base that mattered to me Did did we get smacked back down or were we able to push through? Well, we were able to push through so that's bullish So now I assume the bulls are in control of the market because if they were not they would have got smacked down there So if the bulls are in control, they're just looking for support to buy Is it 42 14 or do we need to head back down to 42 10? Let's find out I'll say so what do I look at you look for literally where there's just a letter by itself Okay In the middle of the range So if you've got more than one letter above more than one letter below it's single prints All right, so 42 14 did not hold we're now looking at that overnight high 42 10 for support there Okay, starting to backfill some of those low volume nodes Okay, so we found some support. We didn't quite test 42 10, but we did find some support above it So now do we turn 42 14 into resistance? Or pass right back through Will says nq is so high. It must be smoking something. You know, you can get gummies nowadays Let's take a look at the q Oh Yeah There you go folks nq higher highs higher lows Value overlapping the higher you have a continuation of the momentum on the daily that is bullish They've still got it buyers remain in control on the q That is bullish to see Next major resistance around 14 150 Just make note of this. This is a lot of excess So as long as they've got the momentum, we're not going to fight them We're going to let them push the market as far as they want But they're going to come back for this at some point And it'll probably look something like this right here Where it's like we get this big leg higher and it just keeps going and going going but then we come back for it later So they could really pump this thing But at some point we're coming back That's a course on the daily not the intra daily Intra daily you're looking for support at friday's high 13 9 30 For continuation Scalping strategy says charles i went back to your youtube videos and found you are dead on with direction Thank you It is true If you go back and you watch the first 10 minutes every day like if at the end of the day you go back and replay it You will be shocked how often in the first 10 minutes I will have laid out three scenarios of what could happen that day And one of those three will have happened like day after day.  Yeah He said this was one of the three that could have happened and now I might be wrong about which one of the three I think is going to happen I might say I think it's going to go higher and it ends up going lower But it will go lower how I said it would It will And that comes from thinking and probabilities Not being too fixated on believing i'm right Scooball says wait market can only go in three directions You got it do it every day The market is either going to go up. It's going to go down or it's going to go sideways As long as you have an idea of what it would look like if it goes up What it would look like if it goes sideways what it would look like if it goes down Be a little bit easier if it's happening. Here's a perfect opportunity If this market is going to keep going up, they should find support here at the overnight high So far they are so it's bullish But if they fail and they start to pull back down into that overnight range Well, then the information changes and I changed my mind But since before the market even opened I said if they could get above the overnight high and find support I'd be bullish well now that we're above the overnight high finding support I should be bullish random note for the internals nerds out there when you see contradicting Candlesticks in the breath and the advanceers versus declineers It is often a sign. You can't trust them So the breath is going sideways almost looking like it wants to start going higher While the uh advanceers versus declineers are going lower The one is pushing away from the zero line while the one is pulling closer to it So in my mind We got to ignore these today They're going to send too many contradictory signals, but we can remain focused on the ticks All right, here we go can they hold it In case what we're looking for now is a bounce right back up above that overnight high 42 10 we don't want to spend time grinding around inside the overnight range Man, this is the worst time to end the stream Ha ha ha we're right on the razor's edge So the next few hours are being decided in the next few moments Can they get these ticks back above the zero line? Can they get priced back above that overnight high? If so, it's bullish and they can keep it going But if we pull well, here we go If we pull back down And we uh stay below the zero line Then it's more chop and we're going to spend probably the next few hours going sideways What's it going to be market? What's it going to be? Patrick Patrick says hey if they need to stay with you they can just join the brigade. I know it's me. I don't want to switch I'm so curious. Is this thing going to hold or not? Do we have another day of momentum to the upside or a boring sideways day? All right, it's not holding So that is back in the chop zone chop it chop it chop zone once again Sorry about that guys was hoping we could get that momentum So let's jump over here and take a look at the queue really quickly and see how that's doing Okay, so q is still bullish Um, they've so far been bringing in buyers above yesterday's high. That's bullish So now you're looking to see can you turn half back into support? 13 8 99 Call it 13 900 If they can hold that it's still bullish. Remember they made higher highs and higher lows The es didn't quite pull it off, but they did so the buyers are in control Are they waiting at 13 400? I'm sorry 13 900 With that I will bid you farewell as far as the es is concerned I'm right back to the way I saw it this morning with the chop zone. So as long as it's above 41 98 it's just going to go sideways in here. Okay Um But I wouldn't be getting bearish not at all. I would just be thinking I'm only going to get bearish if we get below that level Because we may have just Squeezed a bunch of longs, you know got them to cover Uh, sorry a bunch of shorts and now we're giving the those stronger hand buyers a chance to get in So looking for sideways on the es and only getting bearish below 41 98 Good luck Thank you all for joining Uh, if you're a member of the brigade head on over to the private stream. I'll see you there. Thanks a lot. Bye. Bye


From the CUBE studios in Palo Alto in Boston, connecting with thought leaders all around the world, this is a CUBE Conversation. Hi, I'm John Furrier with the CUBE. We're here for a special CUBE Conversation. Obviously we're remote, we're in the studio most of the time, but on the weekends I get an opportunity to talk to friends and experts. And here I wanted to really dig in with an awesome case study around AWS Cloud in a use case that I think is game changing for local community, especially in this time of COVID. You have local communities where local journalism is suffering, but also connectedness. And connected experience is what's gonna make the difference as we come out of this pandemic as a societal impact. But there's a real tech store here I wanna dig into. We're here with Dan Drew, who's the Vice President of Engineering for a company called Digia. They make an app called Local BTV, which basically takes over-the-air television and streams it to an app in your local area, enabling access to linear TV and on demand as well for local communities. It's a phenomenal project and it's unique, somewhat misunderstood right now, but I think it's gonna be something that's gonna be really important. Dan, thank you for coming on and chatting. Thanks for having me, appreciate it. Okay, so I'm a big fan. I've been using the app in San Francisco. I know New York's on the dock and it might even be deployed. You guys have a unique infrastructure capability that's powering this new application and this is the focus of the conversation in this CUBE talk. Amazon is a big part of this. Talk about your local BTV that you architect with this platform for broadcast television. It has a unique hybrid cloud architecture. Can you tell us about that? Yeah, certainly. I mean, one of our challenges, as you know, is that we are local television. So unlike a lot of products on the markets, you know, like your Hulu's or other VMPV products, which primarily serve as sort of national feeds and things like that, we have to be able to receive over-the-air signals in each market, many channels that serve local content are still over-the-air. And that is why you don't see a lot of them on those types of services. They tend to get ignored and aren't available to many users. So that's part of our value proposition is to not only allow more people to get access to these stations, but allow the stations themselves to reach more people, right? So that means that we have to have a local presence in each market in order to receive those signals. So that sort of forces us to have this hybrid model where we have local data centers, but then we also want to be able to effectively manage those in a central way. And we do that in our cloud platform, which is hosted on Amazon and using Amazon services. All right, let me take a breath here. You have a hybrid architecture on Amazon. So it's usually using a lot of the plumbing. Take us through what the architecture is for Amazon using a variety of their services. Can you unpack that? Yeah, so obviously it starts with some of the core services like EC2, S3, RDS, which everybody on the planet uses. We're also very focused on using ECS. We're completely containerized, which allows us to more effectively deploy our services and scale them. And one of the benefits on that front that Amazon provides is that because their container service is wired into all the other services like CloudWatt metrics, auto-scaling policies, IAM policies, things like that, it allows us to manage those things in a much more effective way and use those services to much more effectively make those things reliable and scalable. We also use a lot of their technologies for, for example, for collecting metrics. So we use Kinesis and Redshift to collect real-time metrics from all of our markets across the US, that allows us to do that reliably and at scale without having to manage complex ETL systems like Kafka and other things, as well as store it in a large data lake like Redshift and query for analytics and, you know, things like that. We also use technologies like MediaTaylor, so for example, one of the big features that most stations do not have access to is real-time targeted advertising. In the broadcast space, many ads are sold and placed weeks in advance and not personalized, obviously, you know, for that reason. Whereas one of the big features we can bring to the table using our system and technologies like MediaTaylor is we can provide real-time targeted advertising, which is a huge win for these stations. What are some of the unique capabilities that you guys can offer broadcast station partners? Because you're basically going in and partnering with broadcast stations as well, but also you're enabling new broadcasts to jump in as well. What are some of the unique capabilities that you're delivering? What is Amazon bringing to the table there and what are you doing that's unique? Well, again, it allows us, because we can do things centrally, you know, as well as the local reception, it allows us to do some interesting things like if we have channels that are allowed to broadcast even outside their market, then we can easily put them in other markets and get them even more viewers that way. We have the ability to even do like hyper-local or community channels, you know, that are not necessarily broadcasting over the standard antennas, but can get us a feed from, you know, whatever zip code and whatever market and we can give them a way to reach viewers in the entire market and other markets or even just in their local area. So, you know, consider the case where maybe a high school or a college, you know, wants to show games or local content. We provide a platform where they can now do that and reach more people using our app and our platform very, very easily. So that's another area that we wanna help expand is not just your typical view of local of what's available in Phoenix, but what's available in a particular city in that area or a local community where they wanna reach their community more effectively or even have content that might be interesting to other communities in, you know, Phoenix or one of the other markets. You know, I think just to go on a side tangent here, I talked with your partner, Jim Longs, the CEO, you guys have an amazing business opportunity. Again, I think it's kind of misunderstood, but it's very clear to me that someone who follows and has huge passion for local journalism, you know, you see awesome efforts out there by Charlie Senate from the Ground Truth Project Report for America. They take a journalism kind of print view, but if you add like that Digi a business model onto this local journalism, you can enable more video locally. I mean, that's really the killer app of the video. And now at COVID more than ever, I really wanna know things like there's a mural with downtown Palo Alto, Black Lives Matters, I wanna know what's going on with the local summer restaurants, putting people up in sidewalks. Right now I'm limited to like next door or very laggy media, whether it's the website. So again, I think this is an opportunity to that, plus education. I mean, Amazon Educate, for instance, you can get a degree in cloud computing by sitting on the couch. So, you know, this is again, this is a paradigm shift from an application standpoint, but you're providing essentially linear TV to the app in the local economy. So I just wanna give you a shout out for that because I think it's super important. I think, you know, people should get behind this. So congratulations. Okay, I'm off on my little rant there. Let's get back down to some of that cloud stuff. So I think what's super interesting to me is you guys can stand up infrastructure very quickly in what you've done here. You leverage the benefits of Amazon and the goodness of cloud, you essentially can stand up a metro region pretty quickly. And it's pretty impressive. So I gotta ask you, what Amazon services are most important for your business? Well, like I said, I think for us, it's managing the central services. So we sort of talked about managing the software, the APIs. And those are kind of the glue.  But essentially, once we have that in place, we can spin up the software in the data center and have it hooked into our central service within hours. Right, and we can be starting channels literally within half a day. So that's the real win for us is having all that central glue and that central management system and the scalability where, you know, we can just add another 10, 20, 50, 100 markets and the system is set up to scale centrally where we can start collecting metrics through CloudWatch from those data centers. We're collecting logs and diagnostic information so we can detect health and everything else centrally and monitor and operate all of these things centrally in a way that is sane and not crazy. We don't need a 24 seven knock of a thousand people to do this, you know, and do that in a way that, you know, we as a relatively small company can still scale and do that in a sensible way and a cost effective way, which is obviously very important for us at our size but at any size, you wanna make sure if you're gonna go into 200 plus markets that you have a really good cost model. And that's one of the things that where Amazon has really, really helped us is allow us to do some really complex things in an efficient, scalable, reliable and cost effective way, you know, the cost for us to go into a new metro now is so small, you know, relatively speaking that that's really allows what allows us to do as a business of now we just opened up New York, you know and we're gonna keep expanding on that model. So that's been a huge win for us is evaluating what Amazon can bring to the table versus other third parties and or building our own, you know, obviously which So Amazon gives you the knock basically leverage and scale the data center you're referring to that's pretty much just to get an origination point in the territory. Exactly, that's right. So it's not like it's a super complex data center you can just go in making sure they got all the normal, you know, backup recovery and the normal stuff it's not like a heavy duty build up, is it? Can you explain that? Yeah, so one thing we do do in our data centers is because we are local, we have sort of primary data centers where we do do transcoding and origination of the video. So we receive the video locally and then we wanna transcode and deliver it locally and that way we're not sending video across the country and back type of thing. So that is sort of the hybrid part of our model, right? So we stand that up, but then that is all managed by the central service, right? So we essentially have another container cluster using Kubernetes in this case but that Kubernetes cluster is essentially told what to do by everything that's running in Amazon. So we essentially stand up the Kubernetes cluster we wire it up to the central service and then from then on it just, we just go into the central service and say stand up these channels and it all pops up. Well, my final question on the Amazon pieces is really about future capabilities besides having a CUBE channel which I would love to have on there and I told my guys, we'll get there but we're just too busy working around the clock as you guys are with COVID-19. Yeah, full on a stand. I can almost see a slew of new services coming out just on the Amazon side if I'm on the Amazon side I'm thinking, okay, Outposts is an opportunity for me. I can see SageMaker and machine learning coming in and adding value for user experience and also enabling their own stuff. They got a ton of stuff with Prime and moving people around and delivering things. The headroom for Amazon, this thing is off the charts but that being said, that's Amazon. I can see them winning with this and certainly I know you're using Elemental as well but for you guys on the consumer side what features and what new things do you see on the roadmap or what you might envision the future looking like? Well, I think part of it, I think there's two parts. One is what are we gonna deliver ourselves? So we sort of talked about adding community content and continuing to evolve the local BTB product but we also see ourselves primarily as a local TV platform. And for example, you mentioned Prime and a lot of people are now realizing especially with COVID and what's going on the importance of local television. And so we're in discussions on a lot of fronts with people to see how we can be the provider of that local TV content. And that's really a lot of stations are super excited about that too because again, looking to expand their own footprint and their own reach, we are basically the way that we can join those two things together between the stations, the other video platforms and distribution mechanisms and the viewers obviously at the end of the day. We wanna make sure local viewers can get more local content and stuff that's interesting to them. Like you said with the news, it is not uncommon that you may have your Bay Area stations but the news is still maybe very focused on LA or San Francisco or whatever. And so being able to enable the smaller regional outlets to reach people in that area in a more local fashion is definitely a big way that we can facilitate that from the platform and viewer perspective. So we're hoping to do that in any way we can. Our main focus is make local great and get the broadcast world out there and that's not going anywhere especially with things like HSE3 on the front. And we just wanna make sure that those people are successful and can reach people and make revenue and I don't know. Yeah, you got a lot of it in search and opportunity but I think one of the things that's just about your project that I find is a classic case of people who focus in on just current market value investing versus kind of the game-changing shifts is that you guys are horizontally enabling in the sense that there's so many different use cases I was pointing out from my perspective journalism. I mean, I'm like, I'd look at that and I'm like, okay, that's a huge opportunity just there changing the game on societal impact on journalism, huge education opportunity for court cutters. You're talking about a whole nother thing around TV.   I don't understand, isn't this just TV? What are you doing different? Because it's only local. I can't watch San Francisco, I'm in Chicago and I can't watch Chicago, San Francisco, I get that. Why is this important? Isn't this just TV? Can I just get to on YouTube? I mean, TikTok, what is this? Talk about the- Yes or no. I mean, there's TV and then there's TV, as you know. And if you look at the TV landscape, it's pretty fractured but typically when you're talking about YouTube or Hulu you're talking about sort of cable TV channels.  But you're not really getting local content. And so for example, in our Los Angeles market, we, there are about 100 and something over the air channels. If you look at the cross section of which of those channels you can get on your other big name products like your Hulu's or your YouTube TV, you're talking about maybe half a dozen or a dozen. So there's, you're talking about like 90 plus channels that are local to LA that you can only get through an antenna, right? And those are hitting the type of demographics that quite frankly, some of these other players are just don't see as important. Underrepresented minorities or immigrants, the entrepreneurs of our country. Yes, exactly. So we might see a lot of Korean channels or Spanish channels or other minority channels that you just won't get over your cable channels or your typical online video providers. So that's again why we feel like we've got something that is really unique and that is really underserved as far as on a television standpoint. The other side that we bring to the table is that a lot of these broadcast channels are underserved themselves in terms of technology, right? If you look at, you know, ad insertion and a lot of the technical discussions about how to do live TV and how to get live TV out there, it's very focused on the OTT market. So again, going back to the Hulu's and the YouTube. Over the top, over the top, yeah. And so this broadcast market basically had no real evolution on that front in a while. You know, and I sort of mentioned like the way ad buying works, you know, it's still sort of the traditional ad buying that happens a couple of weeks in front, not a lot of targeted or anything ability. And even when we get to HTSC3, you're now relying on having an HTS3 TV and you're still tied to an antenna, et cetera, et cetera. Which is again, a good move forward, but still not covering the spectrum of what these guys really want to reach and do. So that's where we kind of fill in the gaps, you know, using technology and filling in the gap of receiving a signal and bringing these technologies. So not only the ad insertion and the stuff we can do for the live stream, but providing analytics and other tools to the stations that they really don't have right now, unless you're willing to shell out a lot of money for Nielsen, which a lot of local small stations don't do. So we can provide a lot of analytics on viewership and targeting and things like that that they're really looking forward to and really excited about. All right, I got to ask you to put you on the spot here. Cause I'd always see Andy Jassy at re-invent. I might hopefully I'll see him this year if they do an in-person event. He's really dynamic. And you should send him an email. He tends to read his emails a lot.  But I've had to ask you, if you bumped into Andy Jassy on the elevator, he's like, hey, why should I pay attention to dig you? Why is it important for Amazon and why is it important for the world? How does it raise the bar on society? Well, I think part of what Amazon's goal, especially if you get into their work in public sector and education, that's really where we see we're focusing with the community and local television and enabling new types of local television.  As far as our goals in those areas around really helping, one of the terms flying around now is the double bottom line, where it's not just about revenue, it's about how do we help people and communities be better as well? So there's a bottom line in terms of people benefit and revenue in that way, not just financial revenue, right? And that's very important to us as a business as well is that's why we're focused on local TV and we're not just doing another Fubo where it's really easy to get an IP national feed. It's really important to us to enable the local community and the local broadcasters and local channels and the local viewers to get the content that they're missing out on right now. So I think there's a, I hate it, but I'm gonna use synergy on that front. As far as our goals. Synergy in the new normal. Synergy in the new normal. I think COVID and some of the other things that have been happening in the news with the Black Lives Matter and a lot of things going around where local and community has been in the spotlight, and getting the word out and having really local things versus, oh, I'm just seeing this thing from, three counties away, which I don't really care about and it's not telling me what's happening down the street, like we said. And that's really what we wanna help improve and support. Yeah, it's a great mission and it's one we care a lot about theCUBE. We've seen the data, content, drives, community engagement and communities where the truth is. So in an era where we need more transparency and more truth, you get more cameras on the street, you're gonna start to see things and that's what we're seeing a lot of things. And as more data is exposed, as you turn the lights on, so to speak, that kind of data will only help communities grow, heal and thrive. So to me, big believer in what you guys are doing, local BTV is a great mission, wish you guys well and thanks for explaining the infrastructure on Amazon. I think you guys have a really killer use case, technically, I mean, to me, I think the technical superiority of what you've done, the ability to stand up these kinds of networks with massive number of potential reach out of the gate, it's just pretty impressive, congratulations. Great, thank you very much and thanks for taking the time.


I have an empty glass bottle with me, with a balloon attached at the top and I have a container of really hot water. I will place this bottle into this hot water and I want you to predict what will happen. Will you see anything happening to the balloon? Take a prediction. Alright, let's see. Well, it seems that the balloon is inflating. Wow, that is amazing. Look at that. The balloon has almost inflated entirely. That is pretty awesome. But why did it happen? Can you think of an explanation?


You want an odd number for things you put on a plate and things that you put out into the world. So our three launching flavors are rigatoni, basil, pomodoro. Which I'm gonna try right now. Amazing. I would say that is the new fan favorite. It was actually the spicy miso ramen up until this week. And then we have our kava tapi carbonara. That grunt. Some ASMR. Well that's good.


What a beautiful choir singing of the beautiful Savior. I don't know how old they are now, but they look good there. In 2015, the United Nations adopted what was called the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It was described as a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet now and into the future. The Agenda for Sustainable Development includes 17 goals to be achieved by the year 2030, such as no poverty, zero hunger, quality education, gender equality, clean water, and sanitation, and decent work. The concept of sustainable development is an interesting and important one. Even more urgent, however, is the broader question of sustainable societies. What are the fundamentals that sustain a flourishing society, one that promotes happiness, progress, peace, and well-being among its members? We have scriptural record of at least two such thriving societies. What can we learn from them? Anciently, the great patriarch and prophet Enoch preached righteousness and built a city that was called the city of holiness, even Zion. It is reported that the Lord called His people Zion because they were of one heart and one mind and dwelt in righteousness, and there was no poor among them. And the Lord blessed the land, and they were blessed upon the mountains and upon the high places, and did flourish. The first and second century peoples in the Western Hemisphere, known as Nephites and Lamanites, provide another outstanding example of a flourishing society. Following the resurrected Savior's remarkable ministry among them, they did walk after the commandments which they had received from their Lord and their God, continuing in fasting and prayer and in meeting together oft both to pray and to hear the word of the Lord. And there were no envies, nor strife, nor tumults, nor hordoms, nor lying, nor murders, nor any manner of lasciviousness. And surely there could not be a happier people among all the people who had been created by the hand of God. The societies in these two examples were sustained by the blessings of heaven, growing out of their exemplary devotion to the two great commandments.  They were obedient to God in their personal lives, and they looked after one another's physical and spiritual welfare. In the words of the Doctrine and Covenants, these were societies with every man seeking the interest of his neighbor and doing all things with an eye single to the glory of God. Unfortunately, as noted this morning by Elder Quentin L. Cook, the ideal society described in 4th Nephi of the Book of Mormon did not endure beyond its second century. Sustainability is not guaranteed, and a thriving society can fail in time if it abandons the cardinal virtues that uphold its peace and prosperity. In this case, yielding to the temptations of the devil, the people began to be divided into classes, and they began to build up churches unto themselves to get gain, and began to deny the true Church of Christ. And it came to pass that when 300 years had passed away, both the people of Nephi and the Lamanites had become exceedingly wicked, one like and to another. By the end of another century, millions had died in internecine warfare, and their once harmonious nation had been reduced to warring tribes. Reflecting on this and other examples of once flourishing societies that later foundered, I think it's safe to say that when people turn from a sense of accountability to God and begin to trust instead in the arm of flesh, disaster lurks. Trusting in the arm of flesh is to ignore the divine author of human rights and human dignity, and to give highest priority to riches, power, and the praise of the world, while often mocking and persecuting those who follow a different standard. Meanwhile, those in sustainable societies are seeking, as King Benjamin said, to grow in the knowledge of the glory of him that created them, or in the knowledge of that which is just and true. The institutions of family and religion have been crucial for endowing both individuals and communities with the virtues that sustain an enduring society. These virtues rooted in scripture include integrity, responsibility, and accountability, compassion, marriage, and fidelity in marriage, respect for others and the property of others, service, and the necessity and dignity of work, among others. Editor-at-large Gerard Baker wrote a column earlier this year in the Wall Street Journal honoring his father, Frederick Baker, on the occasion of his father's 100th birthday. Baker speculated about the reasons for his father's longevity, but then added these thoughts. While we may all want to know the secret to a long life, I often feel we'd be better off devoting more time to figuring out what makes a good life, whatever span we're allotted. Here I'm confident I know my father's secret. He's from an era when life was defined primarily by duty, not by entitlement, by social responsibilities, not personal privileges. The primary animating principle throughout his century has been a sense of obligation to family, God, and country. In an era dominated by the detritus of broken families, my father was a devoted husband to his wife of 46 years, a dutiful father to six children. He was never more present and vital than when my parents suffered the unthinkable tragedy of losing a child. And in an era when religion is increasingly a curiosity, my father has lived as a true, faithful Catholic with an unshakable belief in the promises of Christ. Indeed, I sometimes think he's lived so long because he's better prepared than anyone I've ever met to die. I've been a fortunate man blessed by a good education, my own wonderful family, some worldly success that I didn't deserve. But however proud and grateful I feel, it's eclipsed by the pride and gratitude I have for a man who without fuss or drama, without the expectation of reward or even acknowledgement has got on for a century now with the simple duties, obligations, and ultimately joys of living a virtuous life. End quote. The perceived importance of religion and religious faith has declined in many nations in recent years. A growing number of people consider that belief in and allegiance to God are not needed for moral uprightness in either individuals or societies in today's world. I think we would all agree that those who profess no religious belief can be and often are good moral people. We would not agree, however, that this happens without divine influence. I'm referring to the light of Christ. The Savior declared, I am the true light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world. Whether aware of it or not, every man, woman, and child of every belief, place, and time is imbued with the light of Christ and therefore possesses the sense of right and wrong we often call conscience. Nevertheless, when secularization separates personal and civic virtue from a sense of accountability to God, it cuts the plant from its roots. Reliance on culture and tradition alone will not be sufficient to sustain virtue in society. When one has no higher God than himself and seeks no greater good than satisfying his own appetites and preferences, the effects will be manifest in due course.  Adultery, promiscuity, elective abortion, and out-of-wedlock births are but some of the bitter fruits that grow out of the immorality sanctioned by the sexual revolution. Follow on consequences that work against the sustainability of a healthy society include growing numbers of children raised in poverty and without the positive influence of fathers, sometimes through multiple generations, women bearing alone what should be shared responsibilities and seriously deficient education as schools like other institutions are tasked to compensate for failure in the home. Added to these social pathologies are the incalculable instances of individual heartbreak and despair. Mental and emotional destruction visited upon both the guilty and the innocent. Nephi proclaims, woe be unto him, that hearkeneth unto the precepts of men and denyeth the power of God and the gift of the Holy Ghost.  In contrast, our joyous message to our children and to all humanity is that the truth of God points a better way. Or as Paul said, a more excellent way, a way to personal happiness and community well-being now and to everlasting peace and joy hereafter. The truth of God refers to the core truths that underlie his plan of happiness for his children. These truths are that God lives, that he is the heavenly father of our spirits, that as a manifestation of his love, he's given us commandments that lead to a fullness of joy with him, that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and our Redeemer, that he suffered and died to atone for sins on condition of our repentance, that he rose from the dead, bringing to pass the resurrection of all humankind, and that we will all stand before him to be judged, that is to account for our lives. Nine years into what was called the reign of the judges in the Book of Mormon, a prophet Alma resigned his position as chief judge to give full time to his leadership of the church. His purpose was to address the pride, persecution, and greed that were growing among the people and particularly among members of the church. As Elder Stephen D. Nadal once observed, Alma's inspired decision was not to spend more time trying to make and enforce more rules to correct the behavior of his people, but to speak to them of the word of God, to teach the doctrine and have their understanding of the plan of redemption lead them to change their behavior. There's much we can do as neighbors and fellow citizens to contribute to the sustainability and success of the societies we live in, and surely our most fundamental and enduring service will be to teach and live by the truths inherent in God's great plan of redemption. As expressed in the words of the hymn, faith of our fathers we will love, both friend and foe in all our strife, and preach thee too as love knows how, by kindly words and virtuous life. If enough of us and enough of our neighbors strive to make our decisions and guide our lives by the truth of God, the moral virtues needed in every society will abound. In his love, our Heavenly Father gave his only begotten son, Jesus Christ, that we might have everlasting life. Jesus Christ, doeth not anything, save it be for the benefit of the world, for he loveth the world, even that he layeth down his own life, that he may draw all men unto him. Wherefore he commanded none that they shall not partake of his salvation. Behold of the cry unto any saying depart from me. Behold, I say unto you, nay, but he sayeth common to me all the ends of the earth, by milk and honey, without money and without price. This we declare in solemnity of heart, in the spirit of meekness, and in the name of Jesus Christ, amen.


We talked the other day and there's a lot of players to talk about, but you mentioned the one matchup and that was Kennedy on Rigsby and you brought him out towards AJ tonight and I thought he did a tremendous job on it. Yeah, he did fantastic. He even got one the other way, he even scored one. But he was dolled in. I thought it was a good matchup. I think the world of their kid, I think Rigsby is one of the best midfielders in the country. And so Ryan bumping up and trying to neutralize them and I thought both guys played well. And Ryan stepped up to the challenge for sure. What did you take away? Your last two games were both losses, but they were to the number one and number two teams in the country. What did you take away from that heading into tonight? You know, I think like we're, I don't want to give you coach talk, but we got a lot better the weeks going into those games and didn't see wins as the result of it, but we just kind of stayed the course and kept getting better and it was good. We had 10 different guys score today and some of that is a tribute to just like, you know, losses just make you watch the film a little closer and make you try new things and such. And so I think, you know, I'm not glad we lost them, but I think it certainly helped kind of doll us in to prepare for this weekend. Well, if you're going to talk about scoring, you have to talk about Will Harnick tonight. I could be wrong about this, but I think it was a career high for him. Six goals, two assists, eight points. Talk a little bit about his performance. Yeah, I mean, he's definitely one of the better shooters on the team, but he can move, he can dodge, he can feed it, so he's a tough cover. And I just think, you know, our offense moved the ball well and a lot of occasions Will was the last one to touch it, but he had some off the dodge too. And, you know, he just is a discipline shooter that works on his craft and it showed up today.  Jack Michael made some acrobatic saves for you. Yeah, no, that one stretch, it was 10-5. We were manned down and he made those two back-to-back. And if either of them go in, it's 10-6 and the momentum shifts and the opposite happened. He got real fired up and the bench responded. And then that was a good turning point in the game there to keep the momentum on our side because it easily could have shifted the other way. And once he made those two, he was real dolled in for the rest. What about a quick turnaround now? You don't usually play games back-to-back. I know you do come tournament time, which is important to kind of get an idea of what your team can do. But what about the recovery and what do you plan to do tonight to get them ready? You know, our guys will take care of themselves tonight and we'll enjoy this one for about 30 minutes and then we'll get focused moving forward. And the turnaround and got another good opponent tomorrow. And hopefully we did enough in the week in preparation for them that we can show up tomorrow, prepared and ready to go. So Brandon Charles, the winning head coach tonight. And we'll come back with more on Go Mustang Sports.tv.


Recently, a conceptual Miami home for soccer star Lionel Messi was revealed on Instagram by Veliz Architecto, a mansion shaped in an iconic M which is clearly visible from aerial views. The contemporary estate would also offer three levels of living in crazy amenities such as three helipads all contained on a private ship shaped island.  However, Messi being recruited by David Beckham's Inter-Miami CF team has gone fans excited as well as realtors located in South Florida. Considering Messi's deal is said to be worth an estimated $60 million and with the athlete being spotted house hunting all over the greater Miami area, everyone's wondering where he will be buying up his next piece of real estate. So far, Messi's most significant Miami property purchase has been his condo in the Porsche Design Tower which is home to a reported 20 billionaires. He purchased his residence for $9 million in 2019 and it comes with beachfront access on Sunny Isles Beach as well as a whole host of other amenities. A concept home designed with Lionel Messi in mind was revealed over on Instagram and may have even had you thinking that it's where the athlete moved his family to. However, this Miami property hasn't even been built yet and it's only been designed with AI so far by the architectural firm Belize Architect. The conceptual project of the Messi mansion in Miami as it's called was inspired by Messi's brand logo with its iconic M shape clearly visible from an aerial view of the property. This grand estate comprises three levels and it's situated on an exclusive island designed in the shape of a ship ensuring seclusion and a prime location. I don't know how realistic that is though. Anyways, the residence was meticulously crafted to embody opulence and convenience featuring an array of amenities for one's pleasure. The expansive pools outdoors are a standout feature ideal for unwinding and relishing their tropical climate in Miami. There's also an expansive pier present granting access to yachts and other vessels presenting the perfect maritime experience. For car enthusiasts, the mansion boasts an impressive deluxe car garage while the garden deck offers a tranquil and natural setting to relax amidst fresh air. Indoors, the mansion is abound with entertainment choices. Gaming rooms and a sophisticated party space are incorporated for residents to create unforgettable memories. Additionally, Ohm Theater offers a luxurious movie experience without leaving the property. Now, one of the remarkable attractions of this property would include three helipads providing a convenient and exclusive means of air to travel from the estate. For those who value panoramic views, the property offers stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape providing an unparalleled connection to the beauty of Miami's coastline. Now, some fans in the comments section think that the estate, while just a concept at this point is tacky and over-the-top, while many others are impressed by it. However, even if Messi wanted to live here for now, he needs to pick a more realistic residence. Lionel Messi had already settled into life in Miami, Florida after his transfer to InterMiami team was confirmed. He'd already been spotted out and about in the city with his family plenty of times while they adjust to their new home base. Despite Messi's success, he isn't living as flashy as that concept home we just looked at.  They have been seen shopping at local supermarkets, as well as taking his father Jorge to dinner with them at the Italian restaurant Cafe Prima Pasta. No slight of any helicopter landings yet. This restaurant, though, has been open since 1993 and is no stranger to whining and dining celebrities, with the likes of NBA legend Michael Jordan, Pitbull, and more having eaten here in the past. After their time on the town, Messi and his family probably went back to the $9 million apartment he purchased a few years ago, where it's believed they're using as their main residence. Reports suggest that Messi bought a Miami condo in the Porsche Design Tower back in 2019, a lavish building that was constructed in 2017, and makes the perfect place to settle down unless he finds a bigger home. This 60-floor Porsche tower is located between Ball Harbor and Aventura and is located 25 minutes from the InterMiami stadium. Residents living here have stunning views from their homes of the surrounding areas such as Miami Beach, which is only seconds away. The building has some impressive amenities too, including a variety of elevators designed specifically for residents' cars so they can park their vehicles in their exclusive suite. In fact, each unit has its own private sky garage, which can accommodate three cars. This special type of elevator is dubbed the Deservator and was described by the tower's developer who said, The Deservator was created as an alternative to valet parking, but our billionaire and famous residents appreciate the privacy factor. They don't have to go through the lobby and it's become a popular amenity for this reason. Well, I'm sure Messi is finding that useful. But aside from car lifts, the tower boasts its own private restaurant and an outdoor lounge that overlooks the water. Messi's luxury condo here, which is located in Sunny Isles Beach, offers 4,400 square feet of space, as well as plenty of floor-to-ceiling windows inside contemporary design, and open-plan living areas. Meanwhile, there's also 24-hour security, a heated swimming pool, spa, and a fully-equipped gym. If that's not enough, the porch design tower boasts access to a private movie theater and golf and racing simulators too, offering perfect leisure and entertainment options for Messi and his family. Now, while this ocean front department is impressive, it's not the soccer star's only Miami property investment. In 2021, Messi purchased a larger condo just a few doors down for $7.3 million. He bought the entire ninth floor of the Regalia Tower, a building on Collins Ave, which has a total of only 39 residences throughout. This tower is super exclusive and boasts a whopping six swimming pools, a spa, a gym, yoga studio, children's playhouse, chef's kitchen, and a champagne bar and wine cellar. If that's not enough, Messi paid over $1 million each for two units on the 40th and 43rd floors of the Trump Rail Tower, which is nearby. While it's also possible he and his family are living in any one of these properties, it's also been rumored that Messi has been house-hunting in Miami for a more permanent dwelling. Having three children, it's said that the Messi family prefers houses as well as more space. Back in 2021, while he was in Miami for the Copa America Championship, Messi rented a five-bedroom waterfront mansion located on Kibiski or reported $200,000 per month. This might suggest the type of property Messi's seeking to invest in next. Leo Antonella and their three sons enjoyed this rental home in Kibiski, Florida for quite some time now, which you can book yourself if you had an extra $10,000 per night. This modern Florida mansion sat right on the water, boasting five bedrooms and 5.5 baths throughout. It was boxy and white on the outside while inside it was constructed in a true Florida style, featuring bright white walls and some wood accents. Not to mention almost all of the rooms had Florida ceiling glass, looking out to the bay and the infinity pool. Many of the common rooms like the kitchen had walls of glass that disappeared for easy indoor-outdoor access along with the sprawling dining room. The kitchen further had white cabinets and top of the line appliances too. The living room had the stunning Florida ceiling windows that overlooked the ocean and a large semi-outdoor sitting area had two white long couches and fans to make guests feel cool and comfortable. Other features of the contemporary home included a wrap-around deck to soak up the views and plenty of patios to lounge out on the ground level. While Messi rented here, he shared photos and videos of social media of him and his family taking advantage of the pool and playing soccer out back. While nothing has been confirmed yet, Lionel Messi was seen looking at a few upscale houses to purchase in the area, such as in early August when he toured a lavish water from Manchin and Fort Lauderdale that last sold for $29.7 million. This impressive spec built estate spans 11,700 square feet of space and is full of amenities. That's definitely big enough for the Messi family. Property includes everything from a pool to a spa, gym, rooftop terrace with a putting green, a helipad, movie theater, and library. While we don't know what Messi will purchase as his home base in Miami, we have a pretty good idea of what his taste in properties is. We'll have to wait and see, but for now, that is going to wrap up today's house tour. Before we go, answer this question for me. If you had the money, would you like a condo with a private elevator for your cars? Or does that sound like too much of a hassle? Let me know in the comments. 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My name is Meg Dayes, and I, and Susan Fisher, and Keith, coordinate the lecture series. You have your loop monitors. Are they working OK? You can get a sound check. I can't turn they're working OK, yes. Before Keith introduces Patrick Graybill, our lecturer. First, our discussion group is in the visitor's center. It starts at 2, and it goes until 3. The next thing is there's a sign-up sheet right here. And I want people to write your names and addresses. And if you want notes, write that also. Can you write it to know if it is a presentation? That's fine, that's fine. But I want all of your names. OK, what? Oh, another question. OK, here is Sam. Is it SCAP? And our interpreters are for voicing. Your sign name is Aaron. For the ASL interpreting, it's Aaron Brace. English? The next lecturer is Tori, I have to check. February 16, it's a Tuesday. More brochures right here if you need them. That's all. I think that you know the purpose for the lecture series. And that's to introduce new ideas and research to you for using in the classroom and in your own research. And I hope that you get that kind of information. Anyway, now it's time for Keith to introduce our lecturer. Thank you. I'm sure you're all familiar with Patrick Grable's sign name. It was amazed. Also, it means we have three Aaron's here today. His middle name is Aaron, so it's really interesting. Patrick was born. As his mother was considering what to name him, he has two older sisters, his oldest sister is deaf. And they were considering calling him Pat. Pat was telling me a story about his middle name. And I thought perhaps he was Jewish. It was confusing, because he was so involved in the Catholic community, I couldn't figure out what was going on later. I met his mother, packed with his mother to find out why his middle name was Aaron. I was told none of his business, possibly from his father, maybe something related with the male man. I'm not really sure. Patrick grew up in Kansas, attended the Kansas School for the Deaf, graduating in 1958, and then went to Gallaudet Collation in 1964. Then in Washington, DC, where he studied translating, share some of the insights that we consider. Translation, you know, the delicious. I do a transliteration from the English into Chinese characters or Chinese language. It doesn't really work successfully. It's a translation.  Not exactly a delightful proposition. They're using translation as an educational tool to see how we can use translation in the classroom to aid students in comprehending English as one language they use and ASL as another language they use. So they'll have a cultural understanding and appreciation, equal respect for both languages. Keith briefly described some of the experiences I have in translation. As I was growing up, I learned English as a second language. I have 48 years of experience, and I'm still learning it's their translating place in ASL. It really helped me understanding of the translation process. Now, I know that one can't do translations 100% accurate, but we worked on translations and kept coming up with new ideas, new ways of approaching our task. So this will perhaps spark some discussion. I don't think we'll have final solutions here today. It's using two languages, ASL, users, and English speakers have a lot of misunderstandings about ASL. Could translations can help mediate this problem? There's a lot of ways we can approach using two languages as an educational tool. There's a lot of educational tools we have, media such as overheads and slides, transparencies. All of these can serve as bridges between two languages. Emphasized today is the translation itself can be an outstanding educational tool to use in the classroom. Before I proceed with the lecture, I'd like to clarify some terminology. First, translation. Secondly, transliteration, translate. We know that we use the sign interpret, and usually we're talking about listening to England ASL or watching a sign presentation in ASL. Transliterate, I think it's similar to the process you see used by Kentucky, very similarly, pretty much word for word of signed English. Source message, and it's transliterated into English used to mean to translate from one written violation. We're talking about a bridge between two languages. Doesn't really matter which to the ASL. Could be any language used in the world about the source language, the source language message and ways to express it accurate, skilled in English yet, we're still acquiring English language skills would be confused between a meatloaf that you eat and a person who's lazy. One needs to transmit the specific message. Let me translate this. Before I proceed with that, I'm curious, how many people in the audience would like me to take time to explain my choices or how I'm doing the sentence in ASL? Do I need to elaborate on that? If the folks who are fluent in ASL, please bear with us because I'd like to make this clear. Gloss those into science. You know that ASL has no written this for meat, fingerspelled loaf, and used a classifier to show the meatloaf a size and space signifier.  I'm talking about a slap of, for him, I used this sign indicating a person, set appropriately in space, and showed him eating and swallowing at the stomach and this thing, so I used appropriate ASL, which really helps our students understand and clarify the meaning behind the sign this way as the children were amazed. You might gloss that. At the circus, the children were just amazed or fascinated that ASL would be this, still preserving that same meaning, no fascination at all, sonation or awe in a variety of ways, it preserves the meaning of the source language sentence. Our third simple sentence that actions speak louder than words is not quite as easy. The of our students, translation process carries more strength as the same meaning. Hearing people did the same thing in school, recited this over and over again by rule. Similarly to how deaf people signed it, perhaps not understanding the meaning, without discussion at all, fun exercise perhaps to try and sign it in a way that really shows the meaning to understand how strongly abusing translation is an educational tool to help both hearing children and deaf children also gain insights into other deaf students have negative biases towards English, share experiences. A discourse always starts with the topic, the subject of what the text really are form of government, well this is not a thought support in favor of the, and this perfectly appropriate for daily use. Our students can certainly sign that. Bad translation, I told them thanks. Easy for us to say, oh great swell translation. And we can translate from one language to another, it's always an easy process, it can always be done. But that's not true, sometimes it's literally impossible to translate through to another. Let me illustrate this with a joke I've used in my translation classes. What a discussion, first what I'd like to do is present this on the overhead, and when I'm done I'll sign it. I'm curious, how many people here, perhaps deaf people don't really understand English, and I can understand it, but I don't really feel the humor behind it. I think it's kind of interesting, I've got an intellectual fascination with that. Why is humor is in English? Well frankly it doesn't tick on my funny phone. Try and translate this into ASL, I don't know if it'll help or not. Your accent you might say scramprehensible. I'm wondering about the level of understanding. I'll finally understand it, maybe. I think hearing people certainly understand that, but it's from hearing culture. Now I'm just the same from now, it just doesn't work. Let me explain it, that one I explained it that way. He greeted the Indians and said, oh, and it sounds like how, so the Indians are fried, that's how I like my ex after 17 years, he's still remembered exactly where they left off the conversation. So the devil couldn't take his soul. Now, understand it, okay, great, is it funny? Kind of cute, huh, pretty good, okay. My class have the exact same responses to my question. Well yeah, I understand what you're saying now, but I'm not funny. When I was working on the translation for the face of similar difficulties, human and translated, sure, is it really there? It's similar perhaps to the sign language joke from deaf culture, with Andy wants to understand it. If you're a user of sign and you sign, please, but it makes perfect sense. You can explain that perhaps to a hearing audience. Go ahead, explain that to a novice interpreter sometime, or explain that to an interpreter, and they say, okay, fine with me. Slation is a process, it can help students understand their culture. We study ASL, certainly they can an ASL, it's where you begin to understand more than one language. That's an important part. ASL users, you know, signers, someone's attention, so it's culturally equivalent. You're raised, well, we've arrived. This way of speaking, W-O. Communicate with your hands, cultures in a complimentary way with equal respect and status. A script, do you feel that the student should read through the script? Do you present the translation first before they're expected to understand the same list as we used?