What's up everybody, Jason here for JasperysCaseBrace.com. We just filled up 20-22 Panini National Treasures, FIFA World to the World Cup Soccer. This is a one box break, number 40. So as you can see, number 42's on the website now. But this is number 40 that sold out earlier today. Now we did have to do a random number block for number 40 that featured France, Brazil, Portugal, USA, and Netherlands. We were only selling eight spots. We were gonna weigh two free spots. Well, Lewis actually just bought it out. So as you can see, instead of actually having to do a randomizer, I'm just putting the team name next to him and just put sold out R&B, sold out R&B. So he gets all of those teams there. So good luck to you, buddy. And then of course, everybody else, thank you guys. Good luck to you as well. So this is the box that was remaining here. It's left in the locker here. It said loose, but I would figure it was just the last box of the case, but I mean, I know it did specify before Nick changed it. We must have got more in today, so that's why we posted up more. And I assume he took off the loose, off the title for that reason. So I assume number 41 will be from a fresh case. So here we go, guys. Let's open this up. And let's see what we got here. I'll empty there. Couple of hits here. Mario, Pasalak to 25 for Croatia, and Matt Turner for the United States. So USA is going to Lewis, Croatia is going to David B. Now again, we have a redemption looks like coming up. So let me quickly open up a checklist just in case. And this is a Star Swatch Signatures. So Star Swatch Signatures, card number 11, and I believe, no, I don't think he wears 11, does he? What about a Vinny Jr? Vinny Jr, that should be out of 25. That should be very nice. And that is Star Swatch Signatures out of 25 for Brazil. I think number 11's somebody else, but there you go. And that is also going to Lewis from the R&B. Next one we have is Manuel Locatelli to 10. That is for Italy, we're going to David B. Another nice two color badge, that's for the USA, Weston McKinney to 99. We have Joao Faelish, that's for Portugal, which is also to Lewis. We have to 99 a Angel de Maria, Peerless Signatures for Argentina. It's going to be F, and more for Argentina. This time is Giovanni do Celso, that is actually on card too as well. So another one there for Argentina. And we have another on card, that's for Croatia, Luca Moldric to 99. Croatia, it's David B. And last one here is on card as well, Frederico Valverde, and that is for Uruguay. Point of Brian Heyman. And just like that, there you go guys, just a quick little one box break. Very nice one though, that Vinny Jr. Auto was nice. Redemption, 25. Solid stuff here guys, as always again, next one is in the store, should be from RefreshCase, jaspyscasebrakes.com.


So, we continue from the description of the application of the RF and we said there are two components rotating magnetic fields one going in the direction which is the same as the precessional motion and the other one is going in the direction which is opposed to the precessional motion and we consider that particular component which is in the same direction. Now what we do, so to understand this interaction we go into the rotating frame. Which rotating frame we go? Rotating frame of RF. In other words, so I had this RF which was going in this direction we consider this one, this is H1 e to the minus i omega t. The spins were like this, they were going like this and this is also going in the same direction. So, therefore now if suppose I sit on the RF, rotating frame of RF means I sit on the RF and look at the spins. So, when omega is different from omega naught, this frequency is omega naught, when omega is not the same as omega naught, what will happen? What do I see if I sit on omega and look at omega naught? What will be the precessional frequency? So, omega naught precessional frequency if I call it as omega r in the rotating frame is equal to omega naught minus omega. So, it is like going in the two different trains, one of them is going with the one frequency other one is going with another speed. So, it is the difference between the two speeds is what we see that they are going with this particular speed. So, similarly if I sit on the RF and look at the spins it will appear to me that the spins are moving with the frequency which is omega naught minus omega. And if I want to consider this as a magnetic field just as we said omega naught is equal to minus gamma H naught. So, omega r will also be equal to minus gamma another field which I call it as HR and this will be the field in the rotating frame. Now, as I said we can keep on changing this omega, omega is in our control. So, we can keep changing omega slowly change omega and see you match the resonance condition. At the resonance condition what happens? At resonance omega naught is equal to omega. So, what will happen? The spin is stationary, the spin is stationary. If the spin is stationary omega naught is equal to omega there is no processional motion and therefore the field is 0 HR is 0. So, this will imply HR is equal to 0. So, then what is the field that it sees? The spin sees 0 field along the z axis and they also see H 1 in the transverse plane. So, if I draw it here so I have the spin here and I see an H 1 field here. So, this spin will interact with this H 1. So, it has to orient itself with respect to the H 1. So, spins we will try to orient with respect to H 1. What does that mean? What does that mean? So, they will have to change the redirection I will change the colour here. They will have to move towards the H 1 because H 1 is in the transverse plane. It moves in the transverse plane. So, therefore the magnetization moves in the transverse plane. The net magnetization away from z axis. This is the consequence of the interaction between the RF and the fields. So, this implies we have created XY magnetization which was 0. Which was 0 in the beginning at equilibrium. Once we apply the RF field we have created XY magnetization. So, let me draw that here. So, initial magnetization was here and when I apply the RF I created some magnetization in the transverse plane. If I continuously apply this RF entire thing will have to orient itself with respect to the RF. But this will take a long time and that will take a long time but we do not apply it for that long. So, what happens is therefore the magnetization will start processing in the transverse plane. So, this transverse magnetization it is not an equilibrium situation. Transverse magnetization is not an equilibrium situation. Because equilibrium situation was magnetization was only along the z axis. So, this is how the absorption of energy happens and we create transverse magnetization. And if we look at this transverse magnetization, now transverse magnetization will start processing in the transverse plane. This will start rotating in the transverse plane. Transverse meaning XY plane and therefore and if you have a detector in this transverse plane this rotating magnetization will induce a signal. The rotating magnetization induce a signal. Induce a signal meaning what? It is an electrical signal. It is a voltage. So, this is the voltage in the detector kept in the transverse plane. This is my NMR signal. So, this is the NMR signal. So, you see we saw how an NMR signal is observed. Quantum mechanical picture told you that if you supply energy it will lead to absorption of energy. What does absorption of energy mean? Absorption of energy means the magnetization which was along the z axis in the absence of the RF will tilt away from the z axis and creates some transverse magnetization. This transverse magnetization will have to recover back to equilibrium and while doing so it is processing along the transverse in the transverse plane. It rotates in the transverse plane and this induces a voltage into the detector. Because always the rotating magnetization induces an electrical voltage. This is a common law of physics here. So, therefore we get the NMR signal. So, that is how we get signal. But now this signal will also decay. The signal will also decay. Why? Why? Because the magnetization has to recover to the z axis and therefore there is a decay here. This decay is characterized by a time constant known as transverse relaxation time and we often represent this as T2. So, this is also called as spin-spin relaxation time. So, therefore we have introduced these two concepts here that one is the spin lattice relaxation time and the other one is the spin-spin relaxation time. Spin lattice relaxation time is also called as the longitudinal relaxation time. So, the T1 is also called as longitudinal relaxation time. Why? Because it has to do with the populations. The populations dictate the z magnetization because this is related to z magnetization and therefore it is called as the longitudinal relaxation time and the transverse relaxation time has to do with the spins in the transverse plane. Now, there is one more concept which we need to understand here that is transverse magnetization represents what? It represents a kind of a phase coherence between the spins. Transverse magnetization which may represent as Mx or My represents phase coherence among the spins. You remember we talked about the hypothesis of random phases. The phase has to do with the angle a spin magnetization component makes along with the x axis or the y axis. So, that was a phase. So, in the equilibrium situation this because of the randomness of the orientations of the spins there was no correlation between the phases of the individual spins and therefore there was no transverse magnetization. The phases were random and therefore there was no transverse magnetization. In the case of absorption of energy it creates a transverse magnetization it creates a phase coherence among the spins. Therefore T2 also represents loss of phase coherence. So, these are important concepts which will be very necessary as we go along in the later stages. Look at one more concept that is which we are suppose we are not at resonance but off resonance situation and that means that omega naught is not equal to omega. So, therefore omega r is not equal to 0. So, how do we represent this? So, we have let us write here this is the hr corresponding to the omega r and this is my z axis and let us say this is my x axis and I have here the h1 which is going with the frequency omega. Of course, it is not stationary now it is going with the frequency omega. So, this is processing here and hr is the field along the z axis in the rotating frame because we are sitting on the RF and looking at it. And now what is the field effective field? The effective field is a vector addition suppose I have this vector here like this hr is represented like this then I will have here an addition vector addition which is this and this is called as h effective. The effective magnetic field the h effective is the effective magnetic field in the rotating frame. So, I can represent it in this manner. So, I have here h effective and this is my this is hr this is h1. Of course, this effective magnetic field also keeps rotating because the h1 is rotating therefore effective magnetic field also will keeps rotating along the in the in the transverse plane. It keeps changing depending upon the magnitude of h1 it will have a different orientation. So, long as the omega is rotating frame frequency is non-zero it will keep rotating but its orientation can change depending upon the magnitude of h1 and hr. So, this is the off resonance condition and depending upon that we have different creations of the transverse plane the magnetization in the transverse plane. So, now we have this brings us to basics of the NMR spectrometer. So, NMR spectrometer consists of a magnetic field. So, we have the magnetic field. So, let us say so we have this north source magnetic field and we have the sample here and then we have a coil around which is the RF use the different color. So, I have a coil here which is the RF RF coil which gives out the radio frequency energy the magnetic field is there so then I will have a connected with that is a detector which detects the magnetization. So, this is the basic component of the NMR spectrometer there are so many other things which are which are important here of course the technicalities we will not go into that. So, now let us look at kinetics of resonance absorption kinetics of resonance absorption. So, what does that mean absorption of energy we have put in the RF right RF is causing absorption of energy. So, we consider the two states here the RF induces transition from here to here but notice it can also induce a transition from here to here as well the radio frequency can cause upward downward transitions with equal probability. So, we represent that probability as P this is the RF induced transition probability. So, now we can write rate equations for the transfer of energy in both ways when it absorbs energy let us say I have this population here N alpha and I have the population here N beta. So, if I write here dN alpha by dt what is it dependent on it is dependent on the transition probability and the populations. So, this is the first order kinetics then the chemical kinetics you already have studied this. So, minus P N alpha because it causes depletion of the populations plus P N beta when it causes the transition from beta state to alpha state it increases the population there. Similarly, I can write for N beta by dt this is P N alpha minus P N beta. So, therefore, this can be combined into one equation. So, we will not derive these all of these things there but I will just give you the basics there and we will go into the solution. So, if I write d by dt N alpha minus N beta. So, what will I get d alpha by dt this is I call it as dN by dt this is the population difference and it turns out that this will be equal to minus 2 P N simple algebra here. So, we will generate this sort of an equation dN by dt is equal to minus 2 P times N and what is N? N is equal to N alpha minus N beta. Now, if we solve this differential equation we will I am not going to solve it here but I will give you the result what it will come out to be. So, the result is the solution of this is N is equal to N 0 at time t is equal to 0 e to the minus 2 P t 1 e to the minus 2 P t N 0 is the population difference at time t is equal to 0 and at time t this will be e to the minus 2 P t. So, what happens at t is equal to infinity? So, N will become equal to 0 at t is equal to infinity but of course, you do not continuously pump in energy for so long t is equal to infinity meaning you are putting the rf continuously for so long you do not put in energy for so long you put it on for a certain time and it is dictated by the transition probability P at this one. So, therefore, depending upon the value of P how much is the population difference. So, therefore, you will see that if this is very large if this time constant is very large then you will have this energy population difference going to 0. If N is equal to 0 there will be no absorption of energy therefore, the signal has to vanish. So, if I want to plot this here N versus time it will be like this. So, this is the initial population difference at time t is equal to 0 then eventually it will go down to 0 and this depends upon the value of P relative values of P and t at what time you are looking at. However, we always see some signal in NMR experiment we always see some signal. So, what does it mean? So, how do we reconcile this we always in NMR signal notice here where we ignored one thing we ignored the fact that there is what is called a spin lattice relaxation. Spin lattice relaxation is trying to bring this population difference back when you induce transitions by applying the rf it causes the transfer of population from the alpha state to the beta state and when the two populations become equal then alpha N alpha minus N beta is equal to 0 when there will be no absorption of energy. So, if I want to plot this same thing in the form of energy the form of energy I say I will say here energy here rate of absorption of energy dE by dt this will also follow the same pattern here there will be no absorption of energy as the population start getting equal. So, eventually it will go to 0 then there will be no signal. However, in an NMR experiment it does not happen that how long you keep the sample in your magnet you keep on getting the signal and this happens because there is what is called as the spin lattice relaxation. Since we do observe signal continuously there must be some mechanism for re-establishing the population difference and this is the spin lattice relaxation which we had ignored. Therefore, we will have to modify your equation. So, to include this we modify the equation as dN by dt is equal to minus 2 PN this is the original what we had then we have this other term which is N minus N naught divided by T1. So, if you want to continuously observe the signal without N becoming 0 then what we should say we look at the steady state where N is not 0. So, at steady state N is equal to N dash and dN by dt is equal to 0. So, when we do this we get we after solving that equation when we set this we get N dash is equal to N naught divided by 1 plus 2 P T1. You see now if depending upon what is the value of T1 versus the value of P. So, you get a steady state population difference N dash and so long as N dash is non-zero if N dash is not 0 we have signal. Therefore, 2 times P times T1 becomes an important factor in determining what is the NMR signal. In fact, there is a story here Gorter who actually discovered this phenomenon in the very beginning. However, he had he did the experiment in the beginning but he could not detect the signal for the simple reason that he chose a sample which had a very high T1 value. When the T1 value is very large what happens if 2 P T1 is far, far, far larger than 1 then N dash goes to 0 even with very low RF power. N dash goes to 0 for very low RF power and why is RF power because RF power dictates the value of P. Depending upon how much value of RF power we have. So, let me write here that there is also an equation for P. P is equal to 1 by 4 gamma H1 square gamma square H1 square and H1 is my amplitude. So, therefore, if H1 is very, very even when it is very small when, when it is small if 2 P T1 is very, very large then N dash goes to 0 and unfortunately Gorter chose a sample which had a very large T1 very long T1. So, therefore, with very low power he was actually saturating the signal N dash was going to 0 therefore, he could not see the signal at all. So, unfortunately he missed the Nobel Prize. So, I think we will stop here.


The last decade of cloud computing introduced and popularized an operating model that emphasized simplified IT infrastructure provisioning and management. As well, it ushered in an era of consumption based pricing and much more facile IT management generally. Now these principles they've bled into traditional data centers which have increasingly become software led, programmable and DevOps centric. Now as we enter the post isolation era, it's ironic that not only are IT executives pursuing hybrid strategies, but everyone is talking about hybrid, hybrid work, hybrid teams, hybrid events, hybrid meetings, the world has gone hybrid. And the cloud is no exception. The cloud is expanding, public cloud models are pushing to the data center and the edge on premises infrastructure is connecting to public clouds and managing data workflows and infrastructure across clouds and out to the edge. Now most leading technology executives that I speak with they're essentially architecting their own clouds. And what I mean by that is they're envisioning and building an abstraction layer that hides the complexity of the underlying infrastructure and manages workloads intelligently. The end customer doesn't know or care where the data is as long as it's secure, properly governed and can be accessed quickly all irrespective of physical location. Now for the most part this vision can't be bought off the shelf, it needs to be built by placing bets on key technology partners and leveraging the so-called API economy. In other words, picking technology vendors that I trust and programmatically codifying and automating where possible my organizational edicts and business requirements into my own cloud to uniquely support my application portfolio and my modern business processes which by the way are rapidly evolving. Now a key to enabling this vision is optionality meaning not getting locked into one single technology platform but rather having the confidence that as technology evolves, which it always does I can focus my energies on adding value to my business through process innovation and human capital growth. Hello everyone and welcome to this CUBE Conversation and video exclusive on a major new industry development and partnership that's designed to maximize customer infrastructure options and move the new era of hybrid cloud computing forward. We have two industry leaders joining us today. Monica Kumar is the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Cloud Go To Market from Nutanix and David Farrell is the Senior Vice President and General Manager for Global Strategic Alliances at Red Hat. Folks, welcome to the CUBE, thanks for coming on. Good to be here. Thank you so much. All right, so Red Hat is the poster child for open source success and it's executing on a strategy based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, RHEL and OpenShift, the industry's leading container platform to drive cloud like experiences. Nutanix is a pioneering company and was the first to truly envision and successfully bring to market a cloud operating model to data center infrastructure. So you two are getting together and forming a deeper, more substantive relationship. So Monica, tell us about the hard news. What's the scoop? Yeah, of course. So first of all, I'm so excited to be here with David Farrell from Red Hat. And for those of you who may not know this, I have a very deep personal connection with Red Hat from my previous role as well. I've been working with Red Hat since the early 2000s. So it gives me great pleasure to be here on behalf of Nutanix and with David from Red Hat to be announcing a formal strategic partnership to deliver open hybrid multi-cloud solutions. Now let me explain to you what I mean by that. This partnership that we're announcing today is going to enable best in class solutions for buildings, scaling, and managing containerized and virtualized cloud native applications in of course, hyperconverged infrastructure environments. So the collaboration is going to bring together these industry leading technologies, enabling and integrating Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Enterprise Linux onto the Nutanix Cloud Platform which includes our well-known Nutanix AOS and AHV hypervisor technologies. Now the question is why are we doing all this? It's because of, as you said, Dave, the rapid evolution of hybrid cloud strategies and adoption of containers and Kubernetes in our customer base to develop, deploy, and manage apps. And what we're hearing from our customers is that they want this integration between Red Hat technologies and Nutanix solutions. Okay, thank you, Monica. So big news, David, from Red Hat's perspective, okay, so Red Hat, Nutanix, both leaders in their respective fields. David, what spurred the decision to partner from your standpoint? Yeah, and listen, let me echo Monica's comments as well. So we're really excited about the partnership with Nutanix and we're excited because Nutanix is the leader in hybrid cloud infrastructure but we're even more excited because this is what customers have been asking us to do. And that's really at the core of the decision. I think both teams, both companies have been listening to customers and we've got a groundswell of enterprise customers around the world that are asking us to come together, bring our technologies together from a certification perspective, which Monica spoke about, right, is number one. So RHEL and OpenShift being certified on top of AHV, right, to provide the best in class service for enterprise-grade applications. But there's more to it than just the certification, like customers are looking for a world-class integrated support experience as well as they go into production. So we also have integrated support, right? So customers can contact Nutanix, they can contact Red Hat and having that seamless, that seamless experience is really, really critical in something that our customers have been asking us for. And then we'll continue to work from a roadmap perspective as well, from an engineering perspective to make sure that our roadmaps are aligned and that customers have assurance over time and continuity over time so that they can make investments that they know are going to pay off and be safe investments and scalable investments over the long arc of their technology horizons. So those are kind of our view of why this is good for customers. And back to your points, David, it's about choice and optionality, right? And choice and consistency. And I think the verdict is in now in the industry that hybrid is the future, right? Everybody kind of agrees on that, right? And certain applications and certain workloads are going to run on-prem or there's going to run in the public cloud. And customers need choice to be able to decide what's the right destination for those workloads. And that's what Red Hat's all about. That's what Red Hat's all about, what OpenShift is all about, is that it runs on any cloud infrastructure and now it runs on Nutanix HCI. So I like that too, one virtual throat to choke or maybe better put, maybe one virtual hand to shake. So David, staying with you, maybe you could talk about some of the other key terms of the partnership. Maybe focus on joint solutions that customers can expect. And I'm particularly interested in the engineering collaboration. I know there's a go-to-market component, but the engineering collaboration and technology innovation that we can expect. Yeah, so there's a few components to it, David. One is obviously as I talked about roadmap, right? And that's our technology teams coming together and looking at the existing roadmaps for RHEL and OpenShift, but also adjacent capabilities that are coming from the Red Hat portfolio and capabilities that are coming from our ISV ecosystems and our respective ecosystems. This is a big win for our partners as well that have been asking us to work together. So we'll continue to keep the radar up about what some of those functionalities and capabilities ought to be, whether we make them or somebody else makes them to pull into the strategy, if you will. The second big principle around joint engineering is going to be around customer experience, right? So for example, we're starting off with the agnostic installer. By the way, this is coming Thursday, right? I think we're live on Thursday the 29th, right? So this is in market, it is GA, it's available today the 29th, right? And then we will move to the UPI, so sorry, to the IPI installer in the second half of this year, right? To provide a more automated experience. And then I think on the Nutanix side, Monica can talk to this, that Nutanix is building APIs to also automate installation, right? So first and foremost, we're all about getting the solution and getting the jointly engineered technologies working together and providing a superior customer experience for our customers that are deploying Red Hat on top of Nutanix. And that's going to be the guiding driver, if you will, for how we work together. Yeah, and let me add to that. Like you said, the engineering is already bearing fruit for our customers, right? As of today, when we announcing, we already have certified versions of Red Hat Linux with AHV number one. Number two, as you said, the Agnostic installer is available. We will make the automated installer available so any customer can deploy OpenShift using the Nutanix Cloud platform in the very near future, right? Those are the two sort of the beginnings of the engineering. And this is going to, this is a long-term partnership. So we will continue to evolve the different configurations that we, you know, that we test and that we validate as well as we go on. So I'm really excited about the fact that we're going to be offering customers fully-tested, validated configurations to deploy. I always like this. David, if I may just go in there as well. I mean, so that's on the engineering side, right? But there'll also be an important thing. Customers expect us to cooperate and to engage proactively as we face them, right? So that both the Red Hat, part of the agreement is that both the Red Hat and the Nutanix field teams, right? The customer teams will also be enabled, right? We'll do technical enablement for our teams, stand up proof of technologies, right? So that we're burning in some of the technology, if you will, and working out the kinks before the customer has to, right? And this is also a key value proposition is we're doing this work upstream, both in the engineering teams and in the field engagement teams, so that customers can get, you know, time to market, if you will, and speed of solution deployment. Got it. So we'd love to talk about the sweet spot, the ideal customer profile, ICP. So is there a particular type of customer monica that stands to benefit most from the partnership and the certifications that you're committing to? Yeah, I mean, if you look at, you know, cloud-native app development, that's happening across all types of segments, but particularly, you know, enterprise customers running in all industries, practically running tier one applications or building custom applications in the cloud would be a great focus for this. Customers who are maturing their cloud-native journeys and want to build and run cloud-native workloads at scale would be another type of audience. I mean, when you think about the gamut of customers, we serve jointly together, it's all the way from, you know, mid-sized customers who may want a complete solution that's built for them to enterprise customers and even global accounts that are actually doing a lot of custom application development and then deploying things at scale. So really, I mean, anybody who's developing applications, anybody who's running workloads, you know, database workloads, applications that they're building, analytics workloads, I think for all of them, this is a very beneficial solution. And I would say specifically from a Nutanix customer perspective, we've had a demand for, you know, the certification with AHV and REL for a long time. So that's something our customers are very much looking forward to. We have a large number of customers who already are deploying that configuration and now they know it's fully tested, fully supported and there's an ongoing roadmap from both companies supported. And then as far as the opening shift goes, we are super excited about the possibilities of providing that optionality to customers and really meeting them at every level of their journey to the cloud. So you got the product level certifications. That to me is all about, you know, trust and it's kind of table stakes. But if I have that now, I can lean in. What other kind of value dimensions should we be thinking about with regard to this partnership? I mean, obviously, you know, cost savings, you know, speed, things like that, but maybe you can sort of add more color to that. Yeah, well, absolutely. Look, I mean, anytime there's joint, there's integration, there is complexity that's taken out of deployment from the customer's hands and the vendors who the work upfront that results in a lot of different benefits, including productivity benefits, speed to market benefits, total cost of ownership benefits, as you said. So we expect that the fact that the two companies are now going to do all this work upfront for our customers, they'll be able to deploy and do things that we're doing, you know, much faster than before, right? So that's, you know, definitely, we believe in then also joint support. I think David mentioned that. The fact that we are offering joint support as well to our customers will be problem solving together. So the seamless support experience will provide faster resolution for our joint customers. Great, David, I wonder if you could kind of share your view of what, you know, the thinking about the Nutanix cloud platform, what makes it well suited for supporting open shift and cloud native workloads? Well, I think the, first off, they're the leader, right? They bring up, they bring the most trusted and tried HCI environment in the industry to bear for customers, right? And they deliver on the promises that Monica just went through, right? Around simplicity, around ease of use, around scalability, around optionality, right? And they take that complexity away. And that's what customers, I think are telling both Red Hat and Nutanix and really everybody for that matter, right? Is that they want to focus on the business outcomes, on the business value, on the applications that differentiate them. And Nutanix really takes away a lot of that complexity for the customer at the infrastructure level, right? And then RHEL and OpenShift and Red Hat do that as well, both at the infrastructure level and at the application level, right? So when it comes to simplicity and when it comes to choice but consistency, both Nutanix and Red Hat have that at the core of how we build and how we engineer products that we take to market to remove that complexity so that customers can move quickly, more cost effectively and have that optionality that they're after. Yeah, David, if I may add to that and thank you again for saying the things you said, that's exactly why our customers choose us. One of the key factors is our distributed architecture as well. Because of the ways architected, the Nutanix Cloud platform delivers an environment that's highly scalable and resilient and it's well suited for enterprise deployments of Red Hat OpenShift at scale. The platform also includes fully integrated unified storage which addresses many of the challenging problems faced by operators routinely in configuring and managing storage for stateful containers, for example. So there's a lot of goodness there and the combination of Red Hat, both REL and OpenShift and Nutanix Cloud Platform, I believe offers really unparalleled value to our customers in terms of the technology we bring and the integration we bring to our customers. Okay, great, last question. David, maybe you first and then Monica you can bring us home. Where do you guys want to see this partnership going? We want to see where it's going. We want to see it going where customers are getting the most value of course, right? And we would like to see obviously adoption, right? So anytime two leaders like ourselves come together it's all about delivering for the customer. We've got a long list of customers that have been asking us as Monica said to do this and it's overwhelming, right? So we're responding to that. We've got a pipeline of customers that we're already beginning to engage on. And so we'll measure our progress based upon adoption, right? And how customers adopt the solution, the shared solution as we go forward, how they're feeding back to us the value that they're getting and also encouraging them to engage with us around the roadmap and where we take the solution, right? So I think those are ways that we'll be focused on adoption and satisfaction around it across the marketplace in the degree of interaction and input we get from customers with respect to the roadmap. Monica, how do you feel about it? Yeah, what success looked like, Monica? Yeah, look, we all know that technology is a means to an end, right? And the end is solving customer problems, as David said. For us, success will be when we have many, many, many, many joint happy customers that are getting benefit from our platform. To me, this is just the beginning of our relationship to help customers. The best is yet to come. I'm super excited, as I said, for many reasons but specifically because we know there's a huge demand out there for this integrated solution between Red Hat and Nutanix and we'll start delivering it to our customers. So we'll be working very closely with our customers to see how the adoption goes and we want to delight them with our joint solution. That's our goal. Thank you. Well, David, you kind of alluded to it. Customers have been looking forward to this for quite some time and a number of us have been thinking about this happening. And to me, the key is you're actually putting some real muscle behind it as seen in the engineering resources. And you got to have that type of commitment before you really go forward. Otherwise, it's just kind of, yeah, a nice press release, nice party deal. This isn't. So congratulations on figuring this out. Good luck. And we'll be really excited to watch your progress. Appreciate you guys coming to theCUBE. Okay, and thank you for watching, everybody. This is Dave Vellante for theCUBE. We'll see you next time.


Dear students, in this topic, we shall discuss the two mechanisms of motility of the elementary canal that is muscular and c-leary motility. The elementary canal uses two types of mechanisms which are quite different from each other for achieving motility. These are muscular motility and c-leary motility. The muscular motility mechanism is used by arthropods and cordates. It is used for the conduction of food content through the elementary canal. This mechanism involves the contractions of muscles of the wall of elementary canal. Muscular motility enables or permits handling of larger and harder pieces of food. In cordates, muscular motility is strictly by smooth muscle fibers, which contract and relax rhythmically. This movement or this pattern is known as peristalsis. Peristalsis pushes the food throughout the digestive tract. Arthropods may be muscular motility, but that is achieved by the contraction of skeletal striated muscle fibers. Now we shall discuss the second mechanism of motility that is c-leary motility. This mechanism is used by the elementary canals of anelids, many molusks, tunicates and cephalocordates. This mechanism involves the beating of c-lea, which line the digestive tract. C-lea generate fluid grunts and these fluid grunts propel food in the digestive tube. Because of c-leary action, larger or harder pieces of food cannot be moved, so smaller particles or liquid form. Dear students, few animals, in which canodums and more termolusks come, they use both these methods. Their lining of the digestive tract is muscular, but is also lined with c-lea, so they use both these mechanisms simultaneously.


Hey friends today, we are hanging out at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge and we are going to be checking into a club level one-bedroom villa here at Jombo House. I'm so excited to give you a tour around the resort, especially during the holidays because I'm pretty sure the tree is up and then also show you all the club level offerings, all the food, desserts, and snacks that you actually get that's included in the Kilimanjaro Club. Any hoos, let's go do this. I love the fact that they're playing Animal Kingdom Lodge Christmas music already. And I can see a couple Christmas decorations around the check-in area, and I am excited. I always wanted to stay here during the Christmas season and tonight's gonna be the night. The club level actually just recently started again, and I'm so excited to show you guys all the offerings. Like I said, if you're not sure what club level is, it's a separate area of a resort where they actually give you like complimentary like beverages, snacks, food items, desserts, and it's kind of like a lounge area. And they're in most of all like Disney World Resorts, but the one here at Animal Kingdom Lodge, I love so much because you get like food items from Boma. So it's kind of like you get in the restaurant, include it in your room, and I love that. I love how everything is kind of hidden away until you actually make it through these doors right here, and then the tree is revealed. Look at that. Oh, I am so excited to be here right now. Like I said, I've always wanted to stay here during the holidays just because I can just stare at the tree and just be happy. Like this is happy right here. So amazing, isn't it? One of the best things about staying club level is you're gonna be staying kind of in the main lobby area. So you're gonna be able to just stare down at the lobby in the Christmas tree and even the Kilimanjaro Club, which is like the club level lounge, is right above the Christmas tree. Right at the tippy top of the sixth floor of the lobby here where you see that window, that's where the Kilimanjaro Club is at, and that's where they have like the special snacks and drinks and even alcoholic beverages. Like all you care to enjoy, it's complimentary, and it's really awesome because, like I said, you get to just hang out up there and stare at all these beautiful Christmas decorations. I think we're gonna start off by going to check into our room so that way I can drop off my bags, and then we're gonna just give you a grand tour around the resort. Maybe check out some animals. I'm not too sure if I get a safari view or not. I guess we'll find out actually once we get up there, and I'm just very excited. I'm very happy to be here. But don't you worry. We will be back to actually take in all the holiday cheer with this amazing Christmas tree, especially when we're hanging out up at Kilimanjaro Club. One of the things that you actually have to do is you have to tap your magic band to prove that you're actually staying up there. It's actually in the elevator shaft, and I'll show you like you got to tap, tap, tap. We're going all the way up. That is awesome, isn't it? And it says Kilimanjaro Club right on there. So, so cool. We went from the bottom of the tree to see in the tippity-top. Right there it is, the top of the tree. I just love being here, and I love the lights too. The theming is so amazing here at Animal Kingdom Lodge. I like Jombo House a little bit better than Kadani, only because of the lobby, and you can always come visit here. You know what I mean? You can always come and actually enjoy some of the resort amenities. Sometimes different resorts are a little bit difficult to get into because of parking, but in Animal Kingdom Lodge, usually they let people in. If not, always get a reservation and come have dinner at Bulma. I found my room, and it is overlooking the whole entire lobby. How cool is that? Right here, room 6402. Holy moly, this room is amazing. I'm gonna give you the grand tour, and it's huge, huge, I say. As soon as you walk in, there's the front door. You've got the whole kitchen area, which is so awesome because look at the backdrop of the kitchen here. They've got some animals on there, like an elephant, and then they've got a rhino, and then Simba, they've got Simba over here. Simba above the toaster, which is really cool.  Everything has amazing carvings in it. The detail in Animal Kingdom Lodge is so amazing, and then over here, I think this is a laundry room, I would guess. We'll find out. Nope, it's a big closet. Oh, it's a very big closet. Look at that. Somebody can actually sleep in there. You can lay down in that. Definitely. I mean, the ironing board, actually lay it down this way. I'm not gonna try that, but definitely is doable. It's not as big as I thought it was gonna be. Of course, we can't forget to check out the fridge. Fully stocked. They know me so well, and if you guys notice, something is missing in here, but that's because we get complimentary beers over at the Kilimanjaro Club, so we don't need any of those. And here is the living room. We've got a nice dining table set right here. These are so pretty. Also, look at the lions on the back of the chairs, and a lot of cool artwork in here. Plenty of places to actually sit down. We've got a pull-out couch, so somebody can sleep there, then also another pull-out couch there. Look at this entertainment center. Holy moly, I want this for my house. It's got Simba on it, tons of USB ports, and the rhinos. This is so cool. I really love this. And then we've got the resort TV on. Look at that. Today is Thursday, November 8th, 253, 79 degrees. It's gonna be 69 a little bit later on tonight, and some Magic Kingdom information. I'm gonna save the balcony for last, because the balconies are always my favorite. Now, this is a huge balcony. It's very, very large, but it's kind of like a pool slash safari view. I mean, a Savannah view. So it's a good view, but it's hard to get like that amazing Savannah view, especially when you're staying club level, because you're in the main lobby. As I said before, this is a one-bedroom villa, so we're actually gonna show you where the bedroom is. Isn't it so big in here? This is bigger than my actual apartment.  And then to the right is the bedroom. And once again, all the amazing woodmanship or craftsmanship and a nice large bed. This is so awesome. And then they actually have the Simba headboards. I seen these for sale actually. I was gonna buy one. They're very, very heavy, but aren't those amazing? And it's a nice size room. Five pillows. It's a record almost. Six is the tops. I think I've had six pillows at the Polynesian, or maybe a pop century. But oh, look at this table. I mean, look at this chair. All the detail in it. That's what I'm talking about. Animal Kingdom Lodge really excels at that. We got to take a peek-see inside everything here. Oh, that's a big end. We got a safe, some nice wooden hangers. And I'm not even too sure what that's called. I mean, they're in every single room I've ever stayed at, but I don't know what it's actually called. Let me know in the comments. The bathroom, which is right next door to the bedroom, is one of the biggest bathrooms I've seen for just like a one bedroom villa. Plenty and plenty of space in there. Right over here. We're gonna cross the way. And something that's really awesome is inside the shower. Take a look at that. Isn't that beautiful? I love it. I love the shower current itself. Like you really feel like you're somewhere special here. Like it's so amazing. I love it. I can't get over it. Sad to say, looks like we've got the soap locked down now. So no freebies. It does have a jacuzzi tub though. So that's a plus. And then the toilet is actually in a separate little door here. Look at that. Some privacy. No privacy at all. As I was giving you a tour of the bathroom, I realized that the shower curtain in the mirror can really act as like a good selfie spot. Like look at that. It's very photogenic. Also, do you guys like my shirt? This is from Park Candy. It's alligator Loki. It's a really cool shirt. I started actually wearing some of their shirts and I like them. So we'll see a couple more of them as we go. And I'll put a link in the description for their shop that you can check out. Oh, we got a hidden Mickey. Hidden Mickey alert right here. Well, technically right there. See it? In between the bathroom and the bedroom, I think this is the washer and dryer. Oh yeah, there it is. This is the good stuff right here. Oh yeah, you're coming home with me. Okay, now we're going to head back out to the balcony here. And then we're actually going to go and explore the resort a little bit. And I think right now they're doing safari snacks over at the club level. So we're going to be able to show you some of those. But I don't know if this is going to work. Oh yeah, there we go. This is the way. There we go. And take a look at that view right there. See how we got like a pool view and then also a little bit of a Savannah view. Not much though. I see some flamingos. That's about it. But you never know what actually come across those wooded area there. But this resort is just so beautiful to look at. I like how they actually have this actually hanging down right here. And didn't I tell you that the balcony is huge? Look at this. It's got one chair, zebra chair. These are the best. And then we got three other chairs over here. So you can kind of like run. And then this is our one bedroom in there. So you technically have two balconies. It's a one bedroom villa with two balconies. It's a little bit of a gloomy day. So I'm not sure if we're going to be able to see a sunset or even a sunrise tomorrow because I think the sunrise is actually on the other side. But maybe I'll add in my sunrise video from the last time I stayed here. That was when the club level wasn't open yet. And I loved it so much. So I might end that actually in at the end of the video because I liked it. And it was really fun. Unless we can actually get a sunrise because that would be pretty fancy. One of my favorite resort amenities is here at Animal Kingdom Lodge because of course we have this very nice pool and you get to actually like see a bunch of different animals out at the Savannah, which we will go check out a little bit. But you can also do night vision like Savari Savannah viewing. They have night vision out there where you actually get to put it on and you get to see some of the animals at night. So that would be really awesome if that's available and we'll check that out as well. Now I think we'll actually go take a peek-see at the Kilimanjaro Club and see what they're actually offering at this time. I love how close our room is actually to the club level too. So you see we just come right out the door and there it is. We can just hop right on over grab ourselves anything we'd like coffee, juices, snacks. They've got it all out there right now. Once you check in at the club level they give you a nice little welcoming package and I'm going to open it up. It has like time schedules and all the different offerings that they actually have for the day and I'm excited. Look at it. It's so pretty. Got some nice twine to it. Let's see. Oh there we go. Oh wow. Oh chocolate bar here. It's a fancy chocolate bar. It's got rhinos, zebras and I don't know what those are. Maybe bonka box and a little animal kingdom lodge sticker. And then here's the welcome letter. I like this. It's like a little personalized letter and it gives you the hours of service right here from Adventures, Awakenings, 7 a.m. to 10 30. That is like a hot breakfast, like a continental breakfast and then they've got safari snacks from 11 30 to 4, twilight offerings from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and then evening indulgences 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. So we got a lot to look forward to. Right now we can check out the safari snacks. Right now like I said is the safari snack time and it's like chips and different cookies and little tiny snacks but the next offering which starts at 5 o'clock is the like hot menu items. Things from Sena, things from Bulma and I hear that the butter chicken is one of the items too. So I'm like I said I'm very excited to show you all of them. We're going to do the next three servings and then tomorrow morning probably breakfast. They have all types of sodas and juices that you can come and just help yourself too. They've got a nice little coffee station. They've got an espresso machine which is pretty amazing because you know I love the Nespresso and then look at you have little candy jars here too. Peppermints, starburst and look at all those starbursts. Most of them are actually pink and red. And then what do we got over here? Oh a couple of those. Not even sure what they are. Jolly ranchers I like that and then we've got animal crackers. We've got uncrustables. That's really cool.  Looks like it's like pretzels and peanuts and stuff like that. Some goldfish, a couple bags of chips, sun chips and ladies potato chips and a lot of good offerings. Most of the good good stuff comes out next. This is kind of like the in-between and grab-and-go as you're actually heading out to the parks and it's very convenient because you can just take these with you and you don't have to worry about having stuff to snack on while you're actually in the parks. Of course they actually have different beers, liquors, wines that you can enjoy. You just gotta ask. So let's start off with a little Bud Light. But I did find out they do have Tusker Lager so I'll probably get one of those a little bit later on and that's like a really cool African beer. But yeah Bud Light's complimentary. I like that. Now we can take our Bud Light and actually go walk around a little bit. Like I said the best thing about hanging out up here is being able to just kind of overlook the lobby itself but I also believe they have a separate little area where you can actually look out at the savannah. So we're going to go check to see if that's actually open. It is a little bit raining out right now so I'm not too sure how it's going to look outside but we must explore. I love rocking chairs so this is really nifty.   The East African crowned crane, the wildebeest, the giraffe and back to the East African crowned crane. But there's more animals than just those ones. I mean right now I can see a lot of zebras and some wildebeest. But this right here this is the good stuff.  Oh yeah this I like. It's a little tiny fire but so cool right? I'd be so excited to just hang out here at night. Right now there's nobody out because it is raining like it's not like raining bad it's just a little tiny rain but nobody wants to really be hanging outside at the moment. Look at these little guys now they're getting kind of close and also right over there some zebra so pretty. I don't know why but every time I look at these animals or the antelopes I just see my dog's face like I see Gracie and I think it's so cute. I think that way with all the animals I wish I could bring her here because that would have been awesome. I mean I can't bring her because it's not a pet friendly resort but I do have a resort stay coming up where Gracie's coming along with me and I'm so excited for that. I always feel bad going on these staycations and she's not allowed to come and she actually has to stay with her dog walker or her doggy friend while I'm actually doing the staycations but soon very soon she's going to be able to come with me and I'm pumped I'm very excited for that video. Look at that we can see some more animals over on this side we've got zebras and there's a couple giraffes in the back there. I'll try to zoom in it looks like they're eating right now.  Now I think we're actually going to head back inside and make our way over to the other side where the pool is there's another savannah viewing area over there that a lot of people don't know about and kind of show you all the cool pool amenities and also the places you can actually eat. Now I'm not going to be having dinner anywhere like you know I mean I'm not going to eat at Boma or over at Sanaa because we're staying club level so we're going to have that food that's available to us complimentary you know what I mean so it kind of saves you a little bit of money like it saves you a lot of money actually if you think about it. As we make our way back into the main lobby area you can see they have two little bitty Christmas trees down here. I mean nothing compared to the big one that's in the lobby but it's still nice to see all the Christmas decorations and I just love being here like I said it is so beautiful and well detailed every time I get to come in the lobby and see the tree just makes me happy. To the right of the lobby they have Victoria Falls lounge area this is a really cool spot to actually grab some drinks and then below that is Boma which is one of my all-time favorite buffets actually here at Walt Disney World. I hope that they have some zebra domes over at club level if they don't I know where you can buy zebra domes without having to go to Boma so I'll show you that actually as well. Boma is one of my all-time favorite restaurants and I'll put a link in the description so if you want to check out that review and I love it so good if you're staying at Animal Kingdom Lodge I highly suggest actually getting a reservation for Boma. One of the restaurants that's not open yet though is Giko and it's actually one of the very few restaurants I have not eaten at yet. I think there's only like three of them. Three restaurants at Walt Disney World I haven't eaten at yet. Let me know in the comments if you know the three restaurants. I mean I pretty much eat in everywhere. Here is a look at the map here and you can see they've got a nice little waiting pool, the Yuzma pool, the water slide and I told you before they have like a separate savanna like overlook and it's kind of right over here and I like that and they also have a massage center and a lot of other offerings really really big and massive it's a it's a big resort. Here is a look at some of the recreational offerings that they have. It looks like the night vision is happening from 6 p.m. to 7 o'clock but it's a little rainy out right now so it's tough and they also have a campfire as well but I really would like to try that night vision out hopefully we can make it back over here for that. If you ever do want to come and just try the zebra domes here and you don't want to pay like the $55 price tag at Boma inside the Mar I believe they sell them and I'm going to go double check right now and like I said if they don't got them up at club level I'm going to buy some. Right here is the Mar and this is like the quick service location so it has two restaurants well technically it has three restaurants if you include Kadani and Sanaa and then it's got one quick service location right here. Oh right there they are the zebra domes $4.29 and I think you get four of them and it's just grab and go look at that these are the best I love zebra domes so much so we're coming back down if we're not if we don't get them. Another really nifty activity that they have is an arcade tournament that they do every once in a while in Pumbaa's Fun Center and I like it that they have a Pumbaa arcade like isn't that really nifty because I feel like Pumbaa of all the characters would be all for the arcade games. Look at that Pumbaa's Fun and Games and look it's a big big arcade they've got tons and tons of different machines in here holy moly I don't remember it being this big that's impressive and they've got the massage chairs lots of great stuff that is a pretty big arcade there and now I want to show you kind of around the pool but I don't want to film anyone swimming or anything like that so I'm going to show you as much as I could and also they have like a pool bar as well here is the pool area and it looks like they have a water slide over here I never even knew they had a water slide here and the little pool bar area is right next to us very cool stuff right here lots of cool spots to sit down and just kind of enjoy fancy before I was pointing out flamingos from my balcony and these are the flamingos right here no wonder if we can see our room from here as well here they are hey what is that what are those guys doing right there I think they're locked in each other's mouths I have no idea what's happening right now I'm very confused on what's happening right now it's like the other one's got like the other one in a headlock I had to go run until one of the savannah guides just in case that's not natural you know what I mean oh holy moly look at this we got a giraffe right here so close to us too one of the savannah guides told me that the flamingos do that all the time and they can get quite loud and they kind of are very strange birds so whatever they were doing I guess they're usually doing that whoop and there he goes or she I think got nervous with me staring at it for a while there so decided to go about somewhere else but this is the other savannah view that I was talking about that you can actually come in possibly see more animals and actually we did we ended up seeing I think three different types of animals that we didn't see over on the other side they also have a little guide here that shows you that there are some vultures out there a water buck and then the spur winged goose fancy now I think the rain is actually starting to come down a little bit heavier so I grabbed a towel to actually keep the camera dry and I think we're gonna head back up to the room time to make our way back up to the room and I just love doing this every time thank you now we've made it back to the room and I had to swap out hats because the other one got soaked in the rain but it did its purpose it kept me dry in the camera dry because I like to take my hat off and actually cover the camera whenever it's raining so I think we're actually gonna go over and see the appetizers for the Kilimanjaro club now these are the ones I've been excited for I mean I'm excited for later on when they bring out all the drinks and the desserts but I'm a little hungry so I'm excited for some food here we are it looks like they've got a Christmas tree up here too and here's some of the food selections we've got we've got butter chicken I think that's from sena isn't it oh yeah and then the sena tomato soup that's really awesome it's all right here oh and then we got rice and one of those potatoes oh it's a cheese oh it goes with the soup oh fancy so I'm definitely gonna get some butter chicken but I want to see what else they actually have as well right next to the butter chicken it looks like we've got some nice bottles of wine that's self-service so you just grab as you like and then an assortment of different beers wow we got Bud Light, Tusker, we've got blue moon, Michelob ultra, all the good all the good things oh and also a little zebra bottle opener too that is fancy as we keep moving along we've got ham and cheese roll-ups we've got some watermelon we've got some tubalua salad look at that with shaved beef and then a couple other different pasta salads too we've got some asparagus we've got some some ball olives three different types of hummus too they've got this sun-dried tomato then they've got olive hummus and then they also got the north african cauliflower salad that looks actually pretty delicious like I wasn't expecting that and then over here we've got some carrots some cucumbers some aboma mustard oh that's a good touch right there and oh the same dow he ranch this is actually made on-premise here and oh a charcuterie that's really cool tons of different cheese different types of meat some honey some prosciutto and assortment of breads all very fancy now we've got a couple of snack items and we're going to try the butter chicken now I don't think I've ever had this before but I have eaten at Sanaa and I had their chicken dish so this might be kind of like what I had before I'm not too sure we also got some asparagus and some watermelon and some of the bread and I'm just going to enjoy a little bit here is a look at the butter chicken and also some of my fruit and bread I'm not a big fan of the tomato soup so I might be missing out on it now tomorrow they're actually serving like oxtail soup from Boma and also the chicken corn chowder and I'm really sad I missed out on that so I guess it rotates like they constantly have new hot items that they change out throughout the day I mean throughout the week and today we just ended up getting Sanaa all right let's try this though first very excited I do like rice and chicken so we'll give it a go this is really good it's not spicy at all and I kind of thought it was going to be spicy by the looks of it but no spice and I really like the chicken's good the rice is good I can't wait to try some of the other offerings that they have I know we got desserts coming out a little bit later on and also I want to try a little bit more of the bread because I found out that this actually goes very well together a little bit of the sauce a little bit of the bread just a little bit of everything you know I actually had to go back up and grab all of the bread because I want to try it all I really really like it we got some naa bread here you guys remember when I called this Nana bread it was so funny Nana bread yeah and dipping it in the uh the butter chicken with the rice so good I'd probably just sit here and actually eat bread and rice all day now when it comes down to this little bread right here I wasn't sure how I could actually mix this in with my chicken so I came up with an idea and I grabbed another one and now we've got chopsticks but these are so much better because you get to eat them as you're actually like picking things up it's kind of like having edible chopsticks it's really cool see I don't know if edible chopsticks are a thing but I really believe they should be oh that didn't work good also I do have to say I love the asparagus here too now I think I'll grab myself a tusker gotta have a tusker and I get to use the fancy zebra opener this is what I'm talking about and then you got the tree right there it's fancy isn't it you got a tusk a lager now I like this and it's the finest quality of lager 4.2 percent very fancy but I can't get over the beer with the view you know what I mean like that is that's everything right there one of the things I just found out that they offer is pod juice mimosas and they're bottomless mimosas and I think you can get them early in the morning too so you can get them before you actually head out to the park and we were definitely gonna be trying one of those a little bit later on can't pass up like a good pod juice mimosas you know what I mean and then with the desserts they bring out the Grand Marnay and they bring out the the uh Kalula in the Baileys so it's a lot to come I'm very excited for this I'm gonna be having some friends join me in a little bit so I think I'm gonna wait on the pod juice mimosas so I have someone to cheers with but I just want to keep on peeking over into the lobby here especially with this nice little garland I just love it I love it so much oh christmas tree oh christmas tree all right and cheers to pod juice mimosas that is good that really is good I like it a little bit of cranberry in there for the color it's refreshing they are just about to take out the hot food and they're gonna get ready for the desserts but take a look at how much chicken they just gave me they gave me so much and I also I grabbed two more chopsticks so that way we can enjoy it a little bit more as we're sitting down enjoying our pod juice mimosas which by the way they are absolutely amazing and delicious I think the desserts and the other beverages are coming out so I think we're gonna try them also I'm with my friends they have tiktoks right down main street and the kingdom crew and just kind of hanging out and enjoying some of the festivities or amenities that they have here I think we're gonna try one of everything I don't see any zebra domes though so we might actually have to run down to the mar to get those oh but look at this this looks like a nice lemon strawberry tart add that right on the mix there then we've got another chocolate tart right here thank you and oh another berry tart lots of tarts lots of tarts I say and also some cookies very fancy oatmeal raisin chocolate chip well I don't know if I'm gonna want the chocolate chip but I'll try the oatmeal raisin they're nice and soft looks good to me and then they've got the ham and cheese wheels again and regular beverages over here also what they brought out is something really cool free pour frangillico they have our amarella they've got brand marnay and then they've got the uh kalula right there so it's pretty uh pretty nifty that they got those nothing was marked up there yet so we kind of just grabbed them and uh maybe I'll just try them and see how they go I thought this was lemon but it could be the cheesecake I don't know I already had the oatmeal cookie and that was pretty good pretty delicious all right first things first I I thought this was lemon but they said it's passion fruit so we're gonna try and they also said it was like a freeze uh dried or a red chili like candy but I don't know we're gonna give it a go we're gonna give it a try so it really is just kind of like a passion fruit tart I don't think there's any red chili in there and also they told us that this is a uh plant-based like uh spiced cake kind of like a carrot cake and uh not so many great things said about it so we'll try it even though and then before they used to have like little tiny uh like cupcake cones and that's what these are but they ran out of the cone so they just made it into a tart now I think we're gonna try some grand marnay never had it before so I'm very curious very curious the bottle presentation is actually very nice I do appreciate it oh very fancy well thank you well this is gonna be interesting you're gonna have to lead the way so uh shots of grand marnay ready cheers we're supposed to smell it before I wouldn't do it oh it's delicious it's like orangey oh my god it's so orangey it is very orangey I don't know but I like it it's very orangey very orangey vitamin C you know and now fringelico well that was fun hanging out with some friends and enjoying some drinks and some desserts the desserts were you know they were okay they were very good I like the berry tart as like my favorite the uh spiced cake uh just kind of had a weird texture to it and everyone said like all the different uh concierge people up there were just like a lot of people don't like the spice cake but I mean it was okay I wish they had the zebra domes no zebra domes they do actually have like a deconstructed zebra dome sometimes they put out everything that they have is basically on a rotation and they switch things up all the time so you never know what you're gonna get and uh I think it's time to switch over to some comfy like PJs and kind of get ready for bed you know I mean we have breakfast tomorrow morning and like I said I hope I don't know if I'm gonna be able to wake up and type for sunrise I mean it's pretty late that was uh the desserts was uh from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. and they start like shutting everything down around 10 o'clock but they leave stuff there they do like last call so it's kind of like paying for in the bottle service so an all-exclusive like lounge area you know what I mean it it's really that aspect of it like if you want to have some drinks with some friends uh staying here at club level is probably really worth it because anywhere else beers at Disney are $10 and mixed drinks I mean the most is that we had those are probably $13 somewhere else so that was fun now like I said I think it's PJ time when I walked in the room it was set to 59 that is pretty amazing it's never usually set low but they must have known I was coming something that I think is pretty amazing if you wake up in the middle of the night and you're craving a snack you can actually go out to the Kilimanjaro club grab some sodas or beverages out of the cooler and even maybe a mickey premium bar and ice cream sandwich whatever they have out there it's just you know you just go up it's complimentary it's open it's there all night right now it's about 1.46 in the morning and we're going to take a stroll out there and see what they have available I'm not really in the mood for any snacks or desserts but it's really cool to see what they got you know what I mean looks like we got some diet coke some phanta some sprite some waters and then in the ice cream freezer look at that a little mickey premium bar as a late night snack I'm really not in the mood for that right now but it's still cool to see that you can actually come grab one though if you wanted to and then everything else is basically shut down getting ready for breakfast in the morning I didn't want a mickey premium bar but it's really awesome to know that you can just go out there in the middle of the night grab a soda grab a water or grab a mickey premium bar if you wanted to and now it's time to go to bed so like I said it's been a long night it's two o'clock in the morning and we're gonna wake up bright and early tomorrow for breakfast disney beds are so comfortable and the fact that we've got little baby symbol above us tonight makes it even better so guess it's uh off to bed good night how many of you guys have ever been woken up by that little tiny like inch gap that lets the sunlight in gets me every time good morning it's 9 a.m wow it doesn't look like it was a bad morning the sunrise probably would have been amazing I'm a little sad I didn't wake up that early but it was good to sleep in one thing I have to say though when I was in my room sleeping right obviously I got woken up by that little like ray of light but I also got waking like I also got woken up by the smell of bacon and pancakes and waffles and syrup and that is because right below us right here is boma and you can literally smell it kind of just like wafting in the air and it's a good smell like it's pretty amazing it's probably a lot better than the smell you get at the savannah view because that actually smells like a lot of anna animal poo poo speaking of bacon and waffles and all the breakfast foods let's go out to the kilimanjaro club and we'll get ourselves some breakfast and some coffee now I did bring my creamer like I brought my my friends from cream I need to have it but I noticed with the nespresso machine that they have out there they have like pumpkin spice syrups and a lot of fancy items so I kind of feel like I didn't even need to bring my creamer I didn't bring the bud light because I was getting all the bud lights last night and the tusker lagers so I mean I guess when you stay club level you know the fridge doesn't need to be fully stocked I think breakfast is until 10 30 so we've got just about an hour wow it looks so different it looks so bright out and look at the Christmas tree it's actually still lit up that's really awesome looks like we've got a nice bread selection we've got bagels English muffins strawberry jam orange marmalade grape jelly butter cream cheese and then also looks like we've got biscuits and gravy we've got cereal looks like raisin brand and fruit loops some bananas then we also got some vegetable boba Thai this was down at Boma that was really good we also have an oatmeal like area with brown sugar ketchup cranberries and raisins I don't know why the ketchup's there then we've got some plain Greek yogurt honey granola assorted fruit blueberries strawberries honeydew grape pineapple some more charcuterie it looks like oh no this is smoked salmon Boma mustard hard-boiled eggs salami shaved ham oh a couple little pastries over here a brand muffin chocolate chip muffin buttery croissant maple danish blueberry muffins well this is actually a good spread I was really shocked with this I think I'm gonna have some oatmeal take a nice little scoopsie there right in the bowl I don't like this like spoon it's very hard to actually pour in there and oh I'm gonna add some granola this looks really good oh yeah the granola is the way to go with the oatmeal yep also maybe a blueberry or two bada bing bada boom yeah I think that'll do it I grabbed a biscuit and gravy too but I think I need to go up and get a coffee or a drink I forgot a drink oh look at that that's looking good and then like I said we have pumpkin spice here vanilla hazelnut all the works thank you take a little bit of that then I also want to try the jungle juice and that's what I'd say is a good start to the morning jungle juice espresso oatmeal and biscuits and gravy they're gonna cut into the biscuit and gravy biscuits are kind of hard but the sausage gravy looks good yeah looks pretty decent it's all about the gravy yes the biscuit not so much the gravy though that is so good now I want to jump into the oatmeal the oatmeal is my favorite this is so good I was a little sad they didn't have coconut because down at formal day the coconut still cut oatmeal that is amazing and I thought maybe they would have like coconut but I'll take you with the granola because that is just as good now that we've had some breakfast I decided to grab a coffee because they actually have like to go cups right out there so you can grab and go into the parks and I want to have my coffee and kind of hang on the balcony for a second sitting here actually just enjoying coffee on Disney balconies is one of my favorite things to do I really love it I don't know why this balcony is good because there's so much shade like honestly it's really really unique especially being on the top floor it might be hard to see but take a look at like the hangover of the ceiling here isn't that so awesome and it's such a good view right where I'm sitting I don't know why I'm not sitting over there I think I'm gonna scoot over there that's a lot better view I don't know why I was sitting there it didn't make any sense to me but yeah I think our time is coming to an end here and it was so much fun actually I'm pretty sure we can see the top of the tree of life from here that is really really awesome it's like getting a castle view or an Epcot like view wow I never noticed I'm gonna try to zoom in real quick well actually I don't even have to zoom in you can actually kind of see it on the like the mountain line not even mountain line but the tree line you can see that one little like tree that's peeking up over everything else and right there that's an oil rig or what we like to call the tree of life well I believe that is gonna do it for us today just about time for checkout and I had so much fun just showing you around the resort I mean I feel like Walt Disney World resorts are kind of like a vacation destination on their own like you can come here and not go to the theme parks and still have an amazing time there was a couple things I wish I could have done like the night vision that was not open because of the rain the rain actually stopped me from doing a lot but I still made the best of it and had an amazing time and it was cool to be able to hang out the Kilimanjaro Club and yeah I mean this was Disney Vacation Club in case you guys don't know and some friends gave me points because they are expiring they're gonna go like disappear so thank you to my friends from the Prince Edward Island for giving me points to stay here and show you guys and just give you a rundown of the Animal Kingdom Lodge anywho's I hope you enjoyed the video I enjoyed making it we'll see you next time bye


The special thing about Jacob that really helped going through all this, that he's always been positive. He's always been very empathetic to other people. He's a good kid. He's the son that everyone would want. I think most of this started right at the end of half-marathon that Jacob and I did. We got to spend a nice father and son weekend out there, and it was just about a week later that we noticed the lump. Jacob let us know that he had noticed a lump on his collarbone, and it literally came out of nowhere, but it was probably about the size of a golf ball. So we made a same-day appointment the following morning for four o'clock in the afternoon and saw just the pediatrician that had an appointment that day, and she immediately knew something was wrong. She sent him in and did x-rays. She sent him for blood work, like stat blood work over at the lab, and by five o'clock that afternoon we already had an appointment with the pediatric oncology hematology department up in Fontana. So as soon as I knew that Jacob had this lump here, what I needed to do was work on getting a diagnosis. Once we had the biopsy, we arranged for him to get all of his scans, and within two days we had the results of the biopsy. The communication within an integrated healthcare system is fairly remarkable because not only are we sharing the same electronic medical information, we know exactly all the people involved in care and we're able to quickly communicate with them through multiple methods. So exactly a week after his first doctor's appointment, they had confirmed that he had Stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma. I knew I was going to be in good hands, but just the fact that I had cancer and that it was Stage 4 just kind of scared me. There is no other option. This is just going to be a fight. Our setup here at Kaiser Fontana is that we are a team practice. We have three oncologists and we all pitch in to take care of the patients together. Wherever the patient is going to be, there's going to be a person there to take care of them. Jacob was part of our team while we were explaining to him what he was going to go through here, the opportunity to ask any question that he had. That's the one thing that I really, really loved throughout the entire treatment process is how successful the doctors were, how much they communicated. I really felt like they were part of a team with us the entire way. He had five rounds of chemo and for this particular chemo treatment, they hospitalized the patient for the first three days. The first day we had to go in the hospital. Of course, we're lugging all his stuff. He has his overnight bag and we brought his pillow. And the very first person that we saw checking in was Nick, who was one of the nurses. It was like Nick had known him forever. We walked in, Nick was like, Jacob, my man, come on, I have your room. Watching Jacob go through treatment, I think really changed me because he was so brave and he never complained about anything. Anyone that first meets Jacob, the one thing you remember is his smile is like sunshine. I told him that we had wonderful news that Jacob's scan was clear. It did not have any further disease activity and so he would not need to get radiation. So the parents were thrilled and it was really rewarding to see Jacob's face when he heard that the treatments were working. Together that team, I couldn't imagine going through our treatment without having them behind us. They were the best team that you could wish for. They cared for me, they helped out with every single thing that I needed. They loved every single kid they had and like they was their own child that was going through this. Just amazing because they would stay after hours like Nick did to make sure I got my chemo in Olga taking in a later lunch to help me with my respiratory test. If my care team were in this room right now, I'd probably say thank you. Thank you is not enough to say to them.