Thank you, everyone. It's theCUBE live at HPE Discover 2023 from the Venetian Expo. We have just come from Antonio Neri's keynote. You're about to have a great keynote analysis. Lisa Martin with Dave Vellante, John Furrier, Rob Stretcher going to be breaking down everything that was unpacked in the last hour or so. Dave, John, Rob, what were some of the things, announcements, a go-go today? What were some of the things that really jumped out at you? I mean, edge, AI, AI, AI, AI, cloud. Before we get into it, let me just set the tone for the audience. HPE, as you may know, is about a $30 billion company. They're growing about 4% to 6% a year and they've got a $22, $23 billion market cap so they're not even getting a dollar of market valuation on revenue, 1x revenue. And they should be. So they got to get growth up and they're moving up. But they get cash flow going. They got $2 billion in free cash flow so financially, Antonio Neri has, I think, got the company back on track. And we've got a lot of announcements that we want to unpack today. I mean, John, what's your number one announcement? First of all, the number one thing that's the 12th year we've been discovering, discover HP now, HPE, that's the top story in my mind. But watching the transformation over the decade and go back six years when Antonio Neri became CEO, I think, if I had to put the top three headlines going out here as one, Antonio Neri as CEO took over a company that was need of a leader. And he made a bet six years ago on edge, hybrid and he didn't say AI then, but it was edge. And data, he said data. And data, which was cool. Tsunami of data, we've been covering that. So a bet on that direction. It's paid off. Green Lake was the first rendition of that that came out. And the other bet he made was Aruba Networking. Dave, you tweeted, called it a grand slam. I said multiple slams. The Aruba investment combined with the North Star of the Green Lake, what ended up becoming Green Lake, which is the hybrid, edge hybrid and data was all right in line. All those things spun in the direction of the doorstep of HPE Discover. And now they're starting to harvest it. And the other top news here is that Dr. Matt Wood from AWS attended and was out there talking about the relationship with AWS. He actually headlined before Ragu from VMware, CEO and soon to be bought by Broadcom. And I think HPE learned how smart VMware was Dave in getting that acquisition that changed their cloud game. I think with the relationship with the hyperscalers and public cloud with AWS, HPE is bringing their customers world-class integrated hybrid. That's such a smart move. That's kind of a nuanced point that Dr. Matt Wood's a serious player at AWS. For him to be on stage is a huge accomplishment for HPE. That ties everything together and the edge is exploding and AI is a tailwind for HPE. And they're going to try to bring that under this thing called Journey to One, a unified thing. That's the top story in my mind.   They're right in line Dave. This is right on the trajectory. So a little bit more context setting and then Rob, I want to get your take on this. So Aruba, you're right, multiple grand slams is Reggie Jackson, three homers type of thing. By the way, thank goodness for Aruba. It's about a $5 billion business. It's got mid 20% operating margins. The HPC and AI business, the Cray acquisitions and now their AI business, it's a break-even business. It's about $3 billion. Storage is a $4 billion business and it's not nearly as profitable as it should be. It's got maybe high single-digit operating profits. Supercomput is a big business, about $11 billion. Mid 15% operating margins. So it's a really good business. And then they got financial services, which is also a good business. To me, they didn't bury the lead. They kind of waited till the end, but it's a big news here is AI as a service, Supercomput as a service, LLMs as a service. And they sort of said public clouds can't do this Rob. Yeah, I think it's really interesting where they're going with the public clouds can't do this. I think that's a little bit of an overstatement. I think they're playing with some of the same components that some of the clouds are doing, but they are doing it in a different way. And they do have the experience from running these supercomputers at scale for these government agencies and a number of other corporations that they're going to be able to bring things to the table to be more efficient about how they run that. That may give them a margin advantage as they move into AI clouds as they called it, which would be very fascinating to see. You think they did bury the lead? No, I think they did. I think they took a hedge on the AI washing. Okay, they brought it downstream, but their storyline in their keynote was very much a storyboard. They laid out the vision six years ago and they rolled right into AI. The age of insight was the big message. He said, we're data rich, insight poor, that's our industry kind of new term. I like that we're insight poor, which age of insight, that's kind of the AI. Bob Picciano. Data is plentiful, insights are not. The idea that the private cloud's going to be better at AI is to me nonsense in the short term. Amazon's going to clearly have the advantage. I think you'll see people provision GPUs if they can get them in data centers like Equinix, whatever, but Amazon has the advantage. So I think that's kind of there. I mean, Dave, we speak Amazonian, we speak HPE. You see Antonio and Matt Wood on stage, that was a seminal moment because he's speaking Amazonian, we scale for our customers, he's speaking HPE. No, we're hybrid. And so like that exchange encapsulates why HPE strategy is a good one. They're yielding the victory to Amazon and they're going to wipe up the hybrid on the enterprise with all their customers who are going to roll with green legs. Do you remember the movie Bridesmaids? When the two best friends are up and they're competing? So I tweeted that picture of that out. Basically, Matt Wood stood up and said, well, in the fullness of time, we believe all workloads will be in the cloud. And Antonio goes, yep, the world is hybrid. But I think what's interesting about that and Matt Wood being there and talking about EKS and EKS anywhere really kind of shows that Amazon is expanding out past outposts. And I think that was huge. And I think that announcement now is showing that Amazon is knowing that a 42U, a 1U, and a 2U rack of stuff is not going to win for EKS anywhere. And I think they kind of buried the whole open shift that Red Hat open shift announcement as a one liner. Which is very interesting. I don't think that was just such a small piece of the overall message here, because they really wanted to lay down that we're nailing cloud, right? So I think the cloud-enabled piece was a weak part of their story. They were good on-premise, they had their action going, green legs now getting going. They didn't really have a lot. But they've made that case before. You even said it. You said green leg is what outposts should have been. Green leg and Apex, right? That's what outposts are. Amazon's enterprise challenges, Dave, we've always speculated Amazon needs to have an enterprise sales force. I've always said Google should buy a big enterprise like HPE if they could afford them. But because these hyperscalers that aren't like Microsoft, they don't have enterprise chops and they don't have the field as good as HPE or channels as good as HPE. And so Google and Amazon are exposed on the go-to-market because they're trying to build ISV relationships which we know we don't like that word. But this is what HPE does. But HPE does. I want to make two other points. So first of all, LLMs as a service inside a green lake, that's something we didn't see at Dell Tech World. So that props to HPE they're having that fun. The second thing is Antonio Neary, I don't think is going to give his super computer technology to the cloud. He's not, he's going to keep that for himself. So the big question is, is that an advantage that's differentiable? I would say in the near term, it is. I don't know what you guys think. I think the answer is it's differentiable. I'll tell you why. The LLMs will get proprietary and that's where the data value is going to be talked about this on our podcast. That the data, whoever has the data has the value. And as enterprises have that proprietary data, they're going to keep it on within either VPCs on AWS. Bedrock has support for VPCs, virtual private clouds to keep that in there. And they match that, designed in with hybrid. That's a play for HPE. HPE also gives Amazon all their customers by putting everything in the marketplace. So one announcement that kind of was overlooked is the marketplace deal for Amazon and HPE makes it so that every customer of HPE could be provisioned and deployed in the marketplace. That means Amazon will have procurement rights, if you will, not no rights, but like motions for their customers. So huge win for AWS to get those customers and- I think it's also huge for HPE and the fact that it gives them another route to share of wallet that they didn't have before for certain of their private business clouds and that type of thing. I think, but to the LLM and supercomputer stuff, I think it definitely does. And I think there's some software in there, in the Cray stack that gives them an advantage, definitely in the short term. And I think the way that they approached it being single tenant per node versus shared tenants is definitely a differentiator. I don't know how big a differentiator that is in the long term, but. Speaking of differentiators, one of the things, sorry, one of the things that you just brought up Dell and we were just there and they talk about multi-cloud by default last year to multi-cloud by design. Well, of course today we're hearing Antonio say hybrid by design, not by accident. Yes, I wanted to get you guys's take on, obviously Apex versus GreenLake, the differences that we're seeing with them, but what do you think about that? Where are they and from a competitive perspective, you did a great job laying out the financials? Well, I mean GreenLake started before Dell did Apex. Dell announced Apex and it was sort of a catch up to HPE. HPE's ahead, I mean they're integrating more services, they've got all that wood behind one arrow and Dell, Dell's smart, Dell's saying, well hey, we're going to give customer choice. By the way, HPE will give customer choice too, but when they do a partnership, they force that partnership to get into GreenLake. It's like GreenLake APIs first. I think you got to give them props for that. I mean, by the way, this is all seven, eight years too late. I wish they had done this seven or eight years ago, but they are ahead in my view and LLMs as a service is an example. Yeah, I mean back to the LLMs for a second day because I wanted to make that point. The compute side of the supercomputing is not relevant for LLMs right now. I know it will be very quickly, but the number one thing coming out of our research in your report is that the developer how to build AI apps is the first priority right now, not how to run them at scale. So I think that's going to come fast on. You're going to see all the developer and I think the interesting thing that was missing in the keynote, if I was going to be critical, is the fact that they didn't talk a lot of cloud native. Your point about OpenShift, that's a cloud native bullet point. They didn't talk as much about OpsRamp, which is the unification single pane of glass, much they just kind of laid it out there because they had so much news. If they want to win the hybrid game, they mentioned they want to be the cloud native platform, they got to do more cloud native. So what I didn't see was enough proof points that GreenLake is cloud native. So if you look at all the AI work going on right now on LLMs and foundational models, it's multimodal and it's developer focused. It's not yet clear which platform developers are going to build on, okay? And that's an opportunity, but also a pacing item for the infrastructure piece, whether it's compute and cloud. So Amazon's fighting that battle, Harvard, Ben Rock. On your point about OpsRamp, I was talking to Joe Peterson this morning, I know you were talking to her too and she was like, Dave, I don't really fully understand, you might have had this conversation too with her, Rob, what they're going to do with OpsRamp, how they're going to monetize it. We're like, well, they're going to bundle it in. He goes, yeah, I know we're going to bundle it in, but this is super cloud. This is enabling cross cloud services. I was like, bingo. And they don't really hammer that message home. I mean, the VM there obviously does. And this is new, this is different. This is a real, again, differentiator for HPE. So I think they're actually underselling the OpsRamp acquisition. I mean, AWS, when Matt was on stage, I was hearing him speak, you know what was going in my head? True private cloud, true hybrid cloud. You guys did a report on true private cloud almost a decade ago playing out. I would call it true hybrid cloud, because I think Amazon, if they do this right, now has end-to-end in the enterprise, and the super cloud, which is going to be the path to multi-cloud. If Amazon plays this right with some of these vendors, they could lock spec against multi-clouds. In other words, take Microsoft, Dave, for a second. If Amazon locks in with HPE, and there's some Azure announcements in there with the database stuff, but if they do this right with Amazon, that's a preferred path to public cloud, and the Microsoft dynamic could shift. So four things they announced. The HPE non-stop development environment now available on AWS, I think it's in the marketplace. Amazon, EKS, anywhere on GreenLake, so that's cool. GreenLake backup and recovery to support AWS RDS. Okay, fine, check. And then HPE fraud detection, fraud detection services is now also available on AWS. So at least they've got some meat on the bone there. It's not just a little barney. It's just, to me, it was just great to see Antonio Neary celebrating, not too much bragging up there, but he was definitely celebrating the accomplishments. We've seen it, Dave, over the past six years. Please remember, go back six years when we first started. It was seriously like, okay, how is this going to play out? We were talking about the split and everything was going on, but he actually has delivered. He's doing a great job as a CEO. The bets are paying off and it's yielding fruit. Now GreenLake's got momentum. The question is, can that wire in with AWS and be a true hybrid platform? And then ultimately the super cloud question comes in, how do they increase their TAM when customers want to run across other hyperscalers? So that's going to be very interesting to see. The other thing was Raghu on stage. So look, when VMware was owned by Dell, HPE kind of backed off a little bit. I mean, they're obviously a huge partner with VMware always have been, but they backed off a little bit. And now with Dell doing the spin out and Broadcom acquiring, that changes the dynamic of that partnership. They can lean in much more heavily. Now, of course, OpsRAM and the relationship there and the relationship, as you mentioned this morning at breakfast with the partner ecosystem gets a little funky, but hey, Antonio's clearly wants to have IP that differentiates so they can get gross margins up and operating margins up and throw more profit on. Yeah, and I think it was a bonus for VMware as well. I think when you look at it, they kind of get the glow of now we're actually in GreenLake and we're actually as a service in there. And I think that was the piece that they kind of buried is that it's really about paying as you go for their customers. And they kind of buried the fact that their SimpliVity and HCI strategy is now just private business enterprise cloud. Rebranded. Yeah, it's a rebranded thing. Which is a really long name, by the way. It's just the marketing, it's like unbelievable. Well, one of the things that I, you know, with VMware and Stages you mentioned, Equinix, AWS, they all talk about the same thing of customers want twice when you go where the customers are. And they're doing that. They're opening up the doors for many more opportunities. It's going to be interesting to see, especially AI as a service, in what industries we see leading edge early adopters. There any, I think like financial services, healthcare manufacturing, what do you guys think? I think with AI every vertical is up for grabs because you got the cloud is horizontally scalable and you got vertical specialization in the app. That's domain data, that's specific. AI plays great in every vertical. I think the ones that take the best of the generative AI piece that's hyped up right now that's coming fast is FinTech, Insurance. These kinds of verticals have a lot of creative processes. Matt Wood actually has a great thing on LinkedIn around his field notes, identifying the areas that are going to be impacted. Some of these creative works, a lot of paper, a lot of differentiated heavy lifting, not undifferentiated heavy lifting. And then I think the customer angle is interesting because what are they choosing? They're choosing who their vendor's going to be for the next 10 to 20 years. I think what we've noticed with VMware customers, with VMware Explorer coming up, Dave, that with VMware and the Broadcom dynamic, the virtual machine, that was a 10-year, 15-year, 20-year career for IT people. Eulah Packard's got a huge install base of operators, Rob, that are trying to get cloud-needed, but they're IT guys, right, and gals, so their career for the next 10 years is going to be who am I going to be putting on my badge, on my jersey? What jersey am I wearing? Am I an HP person? HPE, am I an Amazon? This is up for grabs, that whole community is shifting. I think it's super cloud, personally. And I think back to sort of what Dave was saying and what you were saying, and again, to answer kind of that, is that HPE is bringing out and really focusing on, with the LLMs, is really focusing on three really verticals. One of them was climatology, so they brought up, you know, in a briefing about this, they were talking about how they're going to, you know, next hurricane. Okay, you need to go and do this, and you're a weather center or something like that. They also looked at healthcare, and they also looked at a lot of life sciences, life sciences as well. Climate modeling, healthcare, life sciences, and their messaging is privately trained and deployed on-premises, large language models, and then they partner with this company called Aleph Alpha, which is a German startup who's coming on theCUBE. I didn't know anything about him before I heard this announcement, and it's going to be available not until year-end 2023, so that's the other thing. Well guys, we have so much to unpack in the next three days. Rob, John, Dave, thank you so much for kicking off the 12, keeps 12, as John pointed out, 12th year covering HPE Discover. Up next, we've got a whole great day of HPE executives, customers, partners. They're going to be talking about AI, the challenges HPE and its partner ecosystem is helping customers solve the business outcomes those customers, some of them on stage. We're talking about AI, AI, AI, and Edge. Up next, Pradeep Kumar is a CUBE alum. He's going to be sitting down with theCUBE talking about the new HPE services. Stick around.


we? So move. Second, all those in favor of accepting the calendar as presented. Thank you, that passes. Thanks for doing all that work, Dawn. You're very welcome. And we will plan the open forum then for that. Just reconfirming your open forum we had canceled. We'll hold it July 19th in person. All goes well for all of us. We'll get back to the normalcy. Yeah, we never know anymore, do we? Thank you much. Now we're at the final call public invited to be heard. We will display the information on the screen. Please mute your live stream and dial in now. We're gonna take a five minute break to give everyone time to get dialed in. Thank you. Mayor Peckin Council, we are about 30 seconds out from the five minute mark. Currently there are no callers waiting. Thank you, Dallas. Let's get started on the rest of the meeting then. Sure thing. Thank you. So it is time for the final call public invited to be heard, Dallas. Do we have anybody in the waiting room? We do not, Mayor Peck. Thank you. So now it's time for Mayor and Council comments. Do we have any comments from Councillor Hedoggle-Thurry? I'll keep this brief, because I know I sucked up a lot of oxygens tonight, so I apologize. One, I wanna thank staff for the meeting last night. They, I think they, it was a very productive meeting. It was very insightful. And it was very passionate. The caller was not wrong in saying that it was a very passionate night, but I really appreciate how a staff handle, especially Carmen, Harold, well, and all, who were, who were discussing, you know, they really helped just kind of mediate the calm that you all executed. I just, I greatly appreciate it. We're very fortunate to have you guys on staff. So yeah, I just wanted to express my gratitude for that. The other thing is I had shared before that the Steam Sugar Mill project were working my school, my grade level, in fact, are working on the kid portion with Growing Up Boulder. We've partnered with Growing Up Boulder to do a redesign where our students are actually creating the, you know, what they would like to see in that space. So this Thursday, we will be presenting to the developers or actually, I won't be, the kids, well, but they're the kids in my building, so at Indian Peaks. And so they're very excited. Families are very thrilled and very proud of the kids at the work that the kids have produced. They've done a lot of research in the history and it was just, it was very heartwarming to see that them put their thought process and all the educators over at Indian Peaks who really worked with them to help become a reality. So yep, so this Thursday they'll be presenting to developers and Growing Up Boulder. And I believe Erin Fosdick may be able to pop in. So she'll be able to offer her input as well. So. Thank you, counselor. Good doggo. Fairing, is there anyone else? Councilor Waters. Thanks, Mayor Peck. Thinking about last night's meeting and what we've read in various parts of the Times Call and the Longmont Leader. And I know that there's a lot of chatter on social media platforms about 3rd Avenue. And I don't know that anybody who cares about 3rd Avenue would be listening to this meeting. But I think we ought to get on the record in this setting so that we could refer people to it. What happens when somebody registers, a resident registers a complaint with one of us, what we're obligated to do with that complaint and then what code enforcement or public works and natural resources or whatever the department or community services and Susan Spalding or some other aspect of our youth and family division or whatever, we get complaints. We forward those complaints on either to Harold or to the appropriate department head. And they take it from there. Harold made the comment last night. This is not a policy issue. It's not a council doesn't direct staff. All we do is pass along from residents what the concern is. If there's a code enforcement or a code violation then code enforcement gets involved. In this case, it was code enforcement, I think, plus the engineering department. And I heard, and Harold's getting pressure to be creative, right? Which I heard that last night, get creative. That sounded to me like, don't enforce. What our engineering department has said is addressing a health and safety risk with enforcing our parking ordinances. So Harold, I'd be curious if you made the decision or public safety made the decision not to enforce parking ordinances. Once our engineering department has said we've got a health potential health and safety risk here. What are the liabilities for the city? If you or we, the city chose not to enforce our parking ordinances. Because that's how this got started. Citizen complaint, all the council member did or council members did was pass it along, city picked it up, engineering did their job, code enforcement's done their job. Now we know there's a potential risk. If we take a step back, don't enforce what we know to be parking ordinance. What are the implications for the city? Harold, you muted. When we're made aware of a situation and we go through the processes, we have to respond accordingly to the situation. If we don't, it does create liability issues at different levels or different places depending on what it is. Especially if it's in the nature of the processes that we go through which are established by ordinance. Slightly different question is in police side because you're gonna hear this. Police have some discretion, you know, somebody's speeding, they have those issues. But in terms of this, we have to address it appropriately as the code dictates that we address it and what we go through. As we talked about in this case when Jim went back out and looked at with the fire station, probably not great but we're gonna have to adjust again but he saw what he needed to see to do it and we're adjusting accordingly. But in terms of what we saw in some of these other issues that engineering has outlined that which is why we talked about the other issues. It puts us in a quandary because if we don't enforce on one, how do we enforce on another? And that becomes an issue for us and that's why I said last night, I have to be able to look at the resident in another area or a resident in another area where we've done this and make sure that we're consistent across the community. And we have an obligation to look at the broader issues and there's many issues on 3rd Street which we talked about last night of which when we go through these projects we're gonna look at a solution to those. In other cases we would go to the solution on the front end but because of the projects we didn't wanna do something then we would have to tear out and then go on. And so, but yeah, we have to follow the ordinances and what's in there. And for me, the one thing I ask staff is no matter where you are, no matter what you're doing I need to be able to say that we've done the same thing in both locations. Follow on question. If an advisory board, transportation board or any board advised us or advised you not to enforce an ordinance once you know that there's a health and safety risk what would you do with that advice? What are your options? I have professional ethics and I have other issues that I have to adhere to and those guide me. Yeah. And you've owned, you've acknowledged that we dropped the ball on the communication effort, right, in communicating with neighbors. But that wasn't gonna be, there was not gonna be an approach, I don't believe to ask the residents, should we enforce parking ordinances or can we enforce parking ordinances? You were, is it not true that we were gonna be obligated to enforce the parking ordinance once the engineering staff did their job? Yeah, I think what we would have said was we come in in our community involvement public form route that we have and you know the base section is informed we're gonna go out and tell folks what we're doing. I think even in the forum stage you learn some things too. And so we have tiers that we go through and even within those tiers there's places where we're saying here's what we saw, here's what we need to do and we're letting you know and we go and we move forward. So, you know, and what would have been different I think in this one is maybe the questions on Sherman and the fire truck coming in and doing that that may have come in on the front end and it may not have been as robust of an issue. And I think that's where that neighborhood communication is important. And to really talk about, you know what do we learn from this?  Yeah, there's a lot to learn. Let me ask one more question. It's a hypothetical and it may be a stretch but not totally. If you got creative enough to not enforce or you suspended enforcement of parking ordinance or ordinances on third and on those side streets and owners of RVs decided now's a good time to park there on third or on the side streets. Would you have, where would we be to say, oh, you can't park there, but somebody else can. It's an issue. And I just think that the folks ought to be thinking about that. You get creative enough to not enforce ordinances. You better be careful what you wish for. So we're going to have another discussion on this later as you've said in the meeting last night. And on what time was that, Harold? We're gonna work, what we didn't say, we said we're willing to have another conversation that people wanted to present. We talked about mediation. I have had folks reach out to me in terms of giving us some names so we can move into the mediation component on this one. Okay, and I think that that's what we should do so we can continue these conversations in public and those questions should be answered then at that time as well. So are there comments on a different subject? Counselor Martin, because I have to be honest, it's 1020. And if these aren't just counselor comments rather than huge discussions, we should probably put them on a meeting rather than just comment. I don't think I'm gonna make a huge discussion. Okay. I would like to just say that I feel like there are some misconstructions of what the city process actually is or ought to be going on. And I do feel that it's important to correct them. Parking signs, whether there was a neighborhood letter or not aren't enough of a disruption to things for a charrette. And so there might have been a little neighborhood informational meeting where there might have just been a letter, which was the way Tyler Stainey told me that it was set up, that it was just gonna be a letter. But the thing is twice in the four years that I've been on council, there have been big neighborhood meetings where input was solicited about straight redesign. One of them was Pike Road, where people were also extremely passionate. And one of them was the intersection of Ken Pratt Boulevard and Hover, where there was actually a charrette and people came to the service center and walked around and put dots on maps. And there was not a lot of passion about that, but there was certainly was a lot of public input. And then the last four years, there might have been a couple of years that were up north and I didn't participate in them because it wasn't my word. I am not clear as to whether the resurfacing and utility repairs and stuff on 3rd Avenue rose to that level or not. But it wasn't the same as the deal with the parking signs. There would have been a new public meeting that started after that to let people know about the utilities and the resurfacing and on what schedule they should plan to have those things happen. So I just am unhappy with the idea that the staff screwed it up because it didn't, it got mashed together into what should have been two things got mashed together into one by the public outcry, but I don't think the staff screwed it up. Thank you, Councilor Martin. Do we have comments from any other counselors? I did have some things to say, but I'm gonna put them off on next week. There are only two that I wanted to inform you about. The first one is that James Eamon from the Stewart Foundation corrected me that I had said that his 100 bucks to every four-year-old in Longmont would start in 2023. It's actually gonna start this year. So that was a good correction. And I'm still happy about that. Also on Saturday, December 12th, it's gonna be the first of quarterly conversations with the mayor and Mayor Pro Tem Raeron Rodriguez is going to join me along with some staff. And this one will be about homelessness at the Lashley Street Fire Station from nine to 10 a.m. So I would like to invite the public to that. And if we do have a couple of minutes, I do wanna tell you, this was the Northwest mayors and commissioners coalition fly-in because we're usually in DC to meet with representatives in their offices on their home ground. So we have three or four meetings today with different representatives. And the one that I do wanna tell you about is with Congressman Pearl Mutter. We talked about it with all of the representatives basically about, excuse me, the climate change and the fires that were in Lewisville and Superior and the resources that were out there, specifically one of them being, and I'm gonna pull it up real fast because I forgot the number of the article. It's basically an article that's called Carrots and Sticks, but it is a house bill, I'm sorry, Senate bill 22051, which basically is reducing a policy to reduce emissions from built environment. This bill is for heat pumps, but it's for heat pumps and for storage on renewable energy, but it is basically tax credits as well as building environment, what kind of building, I've been out here for too long, but what kind of building materials to build green a developer can use and get tax credits for. I asked Senator or Congressman Pearl Mutter that most of the grants, most of the funding is for, based upon the HUD AMI, what do we have or what can we do for the attainable housing aspect because people, and I was using the firestone that everyone was not necessarily in that HUD AMI. There were some people there who actually made more money, but their insurance didn't cover it, and what could we do? And I found it very interesting because I was looking at what could we do in Longmont as well for the attainable housing. And he said that there's quite a bit of money still in the state from the ARPA funds. And what he would suggest is that we go to the energy, the Office of Energy on the state and apply for some of that money in a sense that it would go toward renewable, or I'm sorry, green building with heat pumps, et cetera in the form of rebates and form of the tax credits, et cetera. So I have passed this information onto a sustainability committee to help look into this and how can we get perhaps a bill that will help us be able to build green, which is one of our visions and our 100% renewable by 2030. Also cut some of the building costs for attainable housing. If we can get heat pumps, different types of electrical building, if we can get green materials and get some kind of a funding source through the energy department of the state, then I was very excited actually and interested in what Congressman Perlmutter told us that we could really go that direction instead of going through DOLA, through CDBHG, R, et cetera. So that's all I wanted to tell you about. And I talked really fast to hopefully get it all in. So thank you. Any other comments from anyone? If not, we'll open it up to the city manager remarks. Carol, do you have anything for us? Mayor Counsel, I just wanted to say last night, I told you we've implemented some things we're gonna look at. I wanted you to know that I've been talking to Carmen and so on any project that we have going on, I want them to do a quick touch point with neighborhood services so that they can understand what's going on in the neighborhoods and the issues because every location is different. And so we're gonna close that loop on it. And I'm gonna be working as I look to the future on some things that will really help us refine that process so we can be on top of things in the future. So I just wanted to let you all know that other than that, no further comments. Thank you. How about from our city attorney, Eugene? Mayor, based on some feedback I got from staff about my comments earlier on cash in lieu, I just want to clarify, if you haven't paid your cash in lieu yet, now that the new resolution is in place, you would be subject to the new fee. I was thinking, I said, if your application was submitted, I was thinking about final plan. And so that ordinance is now effective in those in the development process that aren't at final plan yet would be subject to the new cash in lieu. Thank you. Thank you for that clarification. So that is about it for this meeting. Can I have a motion to adjourn? So moved. Thank you. Second, Councillor Hondogal-Fairing. All right, we are all those in favor of adjournment. Please raise your hand to all those opposed. We are adjourned. Thank you so much for the discussions tonight.


Hey, it's Bridget. Welcome to Sunday morning coffee with Bridget. I have my coffee shirt on. This is a awesome coffee Christmas shirt that I got from my sister Maria. Thank you, Maria. My little sister, not just a friend's sister, but a sister's sister, my sister, my little sister Maria. I'm actually the oldest of three kids in my family. I'm the oldest and then it's my sister and then my brother. Hey, guys, if you're watching how my Santa mug. Did you guys see that I do have merchandise for the holiday season. I though, although at the time you get see this. You might have to get it for next year because I have no idea about like the way things are shipping and all that kind of stuff but check out my merch it's linked below. I have it sitting here I did a reveal.  Nice. I should give one of these away. I should do that when that'd be fun. Maybe I should do that. I'll have to think about a fun way to do that. All right, so this is on your morning coffee today. Well, we're going to talk about inspiration. Okay, that's the topic is being inspired and it's not what you think it is. Okay, being inspired doesn't mean you're super happy and so productive all the time. Being inspired can be simply getting the energy to just get out of bed if you're dealing with depression if you're facing a health crisis.  Inspiration can simply be taken a shower. It can come from a lot of different places right but it is in a way, there is this energy of an action that happens like a giving and a receiving. So, we're going to talk primarily on being a receiver of inspiration, but in order to be a receiver of information you have to reach out and take an action in order to get it. So what might mean picking up your phone. So what I'm going to do right now and I'm going to go through and share with you some of my inspirations right I'm very auditory right now I'm learning that sense my senses. I'm super auditory. So, senses and the way we sense and feel things is extremely important, especially as an intuitive, especially as a heart based person as an empath and you've heard me talk about empath being empath, a lot, and you definitely are one if you follow my work at all. Okay, okay my hair. All these little things yes project yes. Okay. All right, so I can see it it looks like it's glowing so it's bugging me okay here we go. So sensitive I'm so sensitive. That's a good thing that a bad thing. So my senses sensory stuff I'm very auditory, which means. I'm going to share with you some of the ways that I get inspired, receive inspiration so the first thing is music so that's why I have my airpods and I go to my playlist. Okay, there's a lot of songs on my playlist I bet you can bet there's a time a wide wide variety from country to R&B to old school like 70s I got like cut the carpenters and the BGs and I've got Prince and Michael Jackson and Rihanna and Beyonce and Nellie and let's see who else do I have here who do you in the blue fish REO Speedway again. I have Christmas music here. Let's see what else do I have a foreigner Melissa ethrich nine and nine inch nails. Got a little sting here. What else do I have. I haven't have Justin Bieber on here. Sorry, that's the song I have. Big head Todd and the monsters. Timberland apologize. Love that one. Rock set. Def Leppard paper boy. Diddy, that's the song I have. TLC. Popper. See what else I have that I can share with you on here. Sarah McLaughlin. Faith Hill. Jennifer Lopez. Maroon five Fleetwood Mac did I already said survivor I think I already said that. Mark Cohen. Camila Cabello. Lots of Disney songs on here. Dua Lupa. Around here. Yeah, so lots Queen George Michael. Toto. Lots got a lot of stuff on here. So I will just grab a song and start listening journey. Sounds good. Okay, actually we're going to listen to the one by I just saw it now I just lost it. It's from Steve Perry, foolish heart. So I'm going to listen to that for a second. And now sometimes music, especially the auditory piece, the music part, some music can really put you into a state energetically that is lower than what you want to achieve. So the foolish heart song might do that for me. So I'm going to listen to it and I'm going to feel the energy as to how my body responds to it. So I'm just going to pick that journey feels good journey feels like a really good one. So I'm going to pick that band. I'm just getting an intuitive hit from that. I haven't listened to music yet today so, so I'm going to do this Steve Perry foolish heart I'm going to listen to it in my AirPods. After the YouTube ads. Okay, let's see. Okay, so it's playing. Oh, whoops, whoops wrong one. I pushed the wrong one. Here we go. Sorry, here it is. One of the concerts. I'm going to wait until we get to the refrain. Okay. So far it's good. It's kind of making me move. Yeah, it's invoking some emotion. You've been wrong before. Don't be wrong anymore. So, is that inspiration, is that inspirational it. It causes me to feel. I'm receiving the energetic vibration of this auditory inspiration piece music. And it's causing me to feel, but the words itself now so the music and kind of the flow of it just felt really good in my body and I could really feel in the beginning. And then, when the words started going it caused me to question a couple of the keywords. I love that grows. Yeah, growth is like growth is a good vibrational energy for me I can I get inspired by the word grow. And then I need to love that strong strong the word strong and I'm kind of shifting into a different part of me. So growth feels like expansion and open crown chakra. You know, good for me that's this is how I'm responding right. And then the strong feels like my arms automatically like go up and they're like, er, and I'm like, Oh, if I have to be strong. That must mean that there's challenges. And so then I kind of tense up a little bit so my shoulders get into place, the meridian across my shoulders doesn't relax and release it gets like ready to be like, is that strong like is it because I'm not. Is it because some bad's going to happen like like instantly I'm like Oh alert. So, the words are creating some conflict with my energy. So as I'm receiving this energetic inspiration through music. The instrumental part is working with me and it's kind of mellow and the beat and I like it and my physical body really, really likes that I can feel that I could just list I just like it. And I like the tone of his voice is great to me works for me. So those two things are good but the actual words then start to activate within me energy that is not all that inspiring it's more like a vigilant energy or an anticipatory energy. And maybe it's because it's a love song let's just be clear, then it causes you to question and then it's like, well I play the part of the fool again. Kind of thing like okay am I going to make a bad choice in life, am I going to make a bad decision. And it's like the concept of trying to stop yourself before you start and it's like because is this a bad choice and then it questions your judgment. So, this is not all that inspirational. However, this may be an inspiring energy, because it might cause me to feel and to question pieces or places in my life it might be about my job might be about our relationship. It might be about absolutely anything but it might bring up the opportunity for me to feel in a safe way. Some of the feelings that are moving through my body. However, once I finish listening to the song if my energy is just in a lower place and stays there. That's an issue. Then it's not inspiring it's not supporting and helping you. So let's pick another song. Music is one of the most powerful ways to change your energy, your mood and your attitude quickly and we all know that. So you really got to be mindful of how it sounds the tone and the words because the words are messing with your mind, and it's triggering your heart to feel and feelings are great but they're also challenging. Okay, music can be a very safe way to feel. Maybe I shouldn't call this inspiration maybe this should be about music maybe this should be about feeling. Okay, so I'm going to keep talking. Let me get a song that I would listen to if I really if I want to feel inspired, like I want to feel a pick kind of a pick me up. Let's see. There's a Michael Jackson song I will be there. That's a good one that I liked. I can listen to for that. There's George Michael and Aretha Franklin singing. I knew you were waiting for me. Okay, I just did that in the microphone. Okay, let's see. Oh, Lee Wood Mack don't stop thinking about tomorrow let's do that. That one's one that I remember like from my childhood I think it. I remember hearing it. When I was younger two nights on my playlist here so here we go okay here we go. Don't stop. Okay, this is good. This is so good. This one's good. Yesterday is gone yesterday is gone don't stop thinking about tomorrow. Yeah, if you wake up and don't want to smile if it takes just a little while. Open your eyes. Yeah, I just pick me up it's like come on, come on, come on let's get up let's get going let's do this let's step into the world let's be optimistic and hopeful about the future and I know it's not easy and let's just do that. This song by Fleetwood Mac. Don't stop is good for that for me. Okay, so now I feel good, like see my heart feels open it feels uplifted. Some of the words, I really like don't stop thinking about tomorrow because tomorrow is more positive more hopeful. You, there's hope, there's hope, you know, it's like don't let it go, you know, don't let don't let whatever's happening today whatever happened yesterday don't let it define you just regroup. Get up and move and dance and stuff. Yeah. This is kind of a fun Sunday morning coffee. Okay, so we're going to take these out. There's other things that you can do obviously to get inspired or to have inputs coming into music is the easiest way but you could listen to a podcast you could listen to. I like to listen to the we can do hard things podcast. Yeah by Glen and Doyle and her sister Amanda and sometimes her wife Abby Wambach is also on there as well. There's other ones also there is there are a couple of other podcasts that I listened to also but but and also books on audio and things to and and even on YouTube you can listen to speeches like motivational speakers like life coaches. That you resonate with that just help you to feel good and better and maybe even like preachers and things you know like if you're if you're a fan of that and you like that kind of vibe and you can listen to that. As long as the messages that are coming in for you resonate with you and allow you to feel inspired like into a place where there's a spirited connection for you that is hopeful optimistic and positive that's what you need. That's what you need. And I'm very serious about saying that some days just getting a shower can be inspiring, like just that fresh water on you freshening up putting on some makeup, or putting in a pair of earrings which I don't have right now. I'll put on some jewelry or something or perfume or lighting a candle that smells good I just got the best smelly candles for the holidays so good so good. Lighting one of those just makes me feel good. And so that can be inspiring and the scent of it to their smelly candles so they, the scent of it and very sensory so like the sense, the smells that auditory pieces are super key for me right now, which is what Sunday morning talk is about also to pass that information on to you.  That might be a very strong indicator that you are not getting inputs for yourself. So if you're not coming in or requests for you to have outputs. And so you just turned everything off, you got to learn how to be in a healthy state of receiving and simple little inspiring little things can do that for you, you know special necklace that your grandma gave you a great lip gloss like that's my thing I'm constantly putting in fact I don't have any close to me but I'm constantly putting the gloss on it's like a Bridget thing it's like my security thing. I like lots of different colored ones and that kind of thing that's my thing and perfume or essential oils. For inspiration, you can also do visual stimuli. So you can physically sketch or draw or paint, or do those color books, they have nowadays, or you can use cards like card decks. This is my favorite traveler Denise on card decks that I share on my fairy grasshopper channel a lot because this is a really practical easy to use deck, but the pictures the energies that are in here. This is visual stimulant right that is inspiring staying focused, hold the course. So there's so many different things you can do you guys and I know this season isn't not easy because I know that senses are so heightened right now. Oh my gosh, but let's utilize it. Let's get inspired instead of deflated. So let's not buy into the hype of giving so much that we just have nothing left for ourselves it's not about that you can be constantly resourced and you are totally unrenewable resource your energy as it doesn't seem my way but it is. It's not that way it's because you're not getting adequate input. It doesn't mean you have to stop giving to everyone it means you have to start receiving intentionally say I want to be inspired I want inspiration might be an acute shirt that someone gives you that you love. This is really sweet hello Sunday morning coffee I mean so it's so perfect isn't it. Yes, like that, you know, some just that sweetness that genuineness that happens in moments that happens by small little subtle choices that you make as to what kind of music you listen to and the words and the music and what you resonate with or feel from that. You know, it does not have to be complicated my friends does not have to be. So let's step into this month of December together. And let's intentionally connect with things that inspire us doesn't have to be expensive either you don't have to buy it, not to buy it at the store. Okay. Everybody around you is already in your sphere. Okay, so tap in and intentionally receive inspiration. It will help motivate you. It will help keep your energy up lifted lighter, more positive and healthy for you and all of the different areas of your life. So this is Bridget thanks so much for listening to this Sunday morning coffee podcast with Bridget here on above life channel if you're looking for other inspiring videos by me, whoops, by me. You can check out my fairy grasshopper fairy grasshopper YouTube channel where I share about a lot of different kinds of intuitive topics I do card readings. I also do some channeling over there sometimes with our angels and other spirit guides. As well as I do a blog, just a blog to get to know me so thanks so much for being here I hope we've inspired your spirit today fills you with some hope and encourage you to live your life inspired. That is to her life after also live it. You get this chance to live it. You get this chance to live it.


All right, so this is the import of The character from my 3ds Which you can see I put a ton of time into I'm very proud of this character and I Really believe he's the pinnacle of what one what one can achieve in Monster Hunter and All others should look up to him. Okay So only I've done is import this guy And I hired a couple Palakos because you have to do that in this game Apparently and I think my face Needs to move a little bit up, you know, I should do I Probably should do training Deliver eight unique ferns. I should start with this We're gonna deliver some ferns chat So how do I I think I have to go to like a hub area to start not here Why don't I have a zipper icon? Oh, wait, wait, wait, what's this? Store items take items. Oh This is like all the stuff I got from like the DLC Mega potions. I guess I need a pickaxe, right? I need what's the cheapest one I have I think this one right here and we'll take that one They'll give me potions the part on quest. Okay, cool. Whoa Dennis Dennis in love. Thank you so much for the Twitch Prime subscription. Everybody's showing some love in the chat I don't know if you guys know about Twitch Prime or not That's broken It's cool.  Yeah, you come here. Do you own Amazon Prime? You remember me? You do? Wow Did you know you could get a free subscription on Twitch. Thanks for that Twitch Prime, man. How? Well, I'm glad you asked Link your Amazon account to your Twitch account. That's it. You're done. Come back to twitch.tv slash one and get your free sub Thanks From the web 2.0 days. Oh my goodness The friend feed and the And all the things And just like go through all these fast Apparently not. This is Very slow. All right Okay, so this is like a staging area, I think right Yeah, yeah, okay Well, welcome Dennis. How you doing man? How you been? It's been a few years since web 2.0 We're like a web 6.0 now or something, right? We we've been who we're we're we're on we're on the number well beyond web 2.0. What are you doing? Okay guys, I don't know what I'm doing If this is not obvious it will be In a few minutes So for this quest I need to collect things And I actually have already forgotten what I'm supposed to collect That's kind of funny in it quest info Unique ferns, that's what I need. Oh, and I have a sword and shield. I actually want a hammer But if all goes well, I shouldn't have to fight anybody Because all I want are you some unique ferns chat? That's paintberry. Are they gathering too? I think they're gathering too So how's it going man? What you been up to? What brings you to twitch? Those are some massive raspberries. I agree One thing you may notice which is very different from monster in the world is uh There's loading zones Which you get used to Because the loading times are really fast I don't think that it was as fast. They probably wore this fast on 3ds So unique ferns like I got I'm just going to every plant. I don't know. Oh, there it is. I found one Okay, so they were in the pink ones See I I have the 3ds version of this but I never played it because Um, the 3ds hurts my hands. It's so small and weird And I really couldn't play it for an extended amount of time are these eggs Oh, not It just it just hurt my hands Scatternets no barriers. So I'm gonna run out of space really fast Let's go to area 4. I guess Like my the top of my right hand, especially like what the the trigger it just starts hurting man. I'm just like ow All right ferns were they were pink flowers. I think so I'm gonna assume that actually means something for the unique ferns Let's see if I'm right Yeah There you go And I needed how many let's see. I needed What? Why isn't that updating? I don't know All right, let's go to area five. I guess Which is up here How do I for the area five? Oh, I can I these palakos meowing is weird. It's weird to me. I don't know me It's weird. Oh honey. I need honey. You always need honey I count items like that. Don't count until they're turned in and delivery box back at camp. Okay. This goes at five I'm still not used to the mini map that much either. All right.  They're very annoying I remember fighting them with the hammer when I was uh, I tried to There was this daily quest of this monster like a great macaw or something It was like this thing that like stood on this tail and kicked his feet Apparently I wasn't ready for that fight and it proceeded to destroy me over and over again It was kind of funny how fast I died I was like, yeah, I'll do this. I'll do this this quest Please direct Got some bugs here. I just want pink flowers, man. That's a big mosquito Um, you're not a mosquito. Are you? No, you're not. No No Wait, the palakos are behind me. I see paws on the map. Wait, they don't follow you. Okay race here Okay, he's here now. I guess I left them This meowing Is crazy. All right. I should go to 11 first, shouldn't I? Let's go 11 It's just it's just non-stop Oh, there's pink Chad, I'm a new unique fern. There we go This looks useful. Yoink. He actually said yoink I think zinc girl's gonna like this game Quest info I need eight I need one more This is blue, but you'll have it There it is. We got it. We can go home So I actually have to run back home. I can't just like in quest. Can I or in expedition? I can abandon quests, which I don't want to do So I think I actually have to run back Which is probably Quicker Actually, I don't know which way to go. I'm just gonna go around and run till I get back home Grab some honey, I guess You get a lot more mats per plant in this game On the on world you would get one honey from this and move on I guess because they have more plants on the map on world than this Yeah, that's probably it All right, we're climbing up this I don't want to fight So take Take me home So I want to go I actually don't take that long to get back Because these zones aren't that big Cloak alien. How you doing man? Welcome And home is here, right? Use a far caster What'd that do? Uh, okay. That's how you do that What's the far caster and what does it do? I'm very new as you can tell I am Takes you back to camp. Ah, that sounds useful I don't think I have one on me flex Green grenade thing there in monster on the world too. Really? Oh, that's the rewards Palakos are getting busy over there. Let's take them out. All right. That is a long ending sequence Oh, that's the thing that lets you fly away in combat. Yeah, I don't ever use that in monster on the world Okay, that's why I'm not familiar with it That's what I equated to the thing that you can uh Who's this guy?  All right, I'm gonna change the hammer and uh Oh, here it is That's not where you change your stuff. I think I have to go to my house for this Just here I think yeah Management all right petrify hammer get I'm going with the striker style palico board Like I guess I have to hire another palico and set it as a prowler So I need to go to the farm hire palico And set it as a prowler on the on the palico board. I think that's how you do it Yeah, I've seen that you can fight as the cat So that's a prowler right when you Whatever proud whatever you said as a palico or which palico you were says prowler when you can fight as that guy Yes Change your scout preferences. I guess yes Would you just search? Oh Crap I went I thought you searched from that screen How much I guess this is what the scout did find these, huh? all right, uh None of these have fighting bias And I changed my scout You think they re-roll every quest. All right, so I have to go out and do another quest and then my scout list will update based on those preferences Gotcha. Okay So I transfer my ds data 3ds data and then I had like link and mario and all kinds of cool palicos Mega man, and I it wouldn't it didn't come over when I transferred my data I tried it twice. Thank you for the white academy points Aleppo rally what choices? Oh, you can train them Like pokemon or something. All right, let's do another quest Let's get this grind on. Let's get on this. Let's get on this treadmill What do you want? Oh look a penny street pass Uh What do you want? Oh airship. Okay. Um Where's food girl? This is food girl. I think I did that right All these tips Okay Now what do you want? This is arena guy I think I told him yes. I want to know more Big mistake Okay quest Um Where am I at now? world map Okay, this is burna Oh wait Neat, I think you can fast travel from here. Okay I need more quests. Where's the quest board thing To go to hub for that don't I kill store Here it is I think I did this in the wrong order What's up girl? Can you tell me where the quest board is? I think I was supposed to talk to my you.  I want to fight Fine. I'll gather once more I just want to set a uh, uh the the palico thing. What's up DX plates welcome, dude Wave at the balloon when you land in camp Okay All right, what do I have to do man? Paw pass ticket I hope I have to stay here for 50 minutes Oh, dear lordy. Oh dear lordy. I hope I'm not the please Look for the balloon this guy. This is not a honey mission right now.  I kicked my bottom bottom I don't want to fight him again. I got destroyed No, no, no, no No, no, no not today That guy destroyed man. I didn't I feel like I have a chance He's like the hunt of the day or something Yeah, I understand this is like an expedition I just Don't understand the objective of this quest Am I supposed to gather until my ticket? Changes to something or I have the ticket now So I can just go home now Thanks dragon child for the raid man appreciate it That's the part I understand what completes this quest They probably told me but I skipped it So I can yeah, okay. I can just turn it in.  I didn't bring oh, I did okay. This is on me I thought I didn't bring my pickaxe, but I have it on me All right I'm heading back Like I don't have the item you guys are talking about Like the thing that makes you go home. I don't have that yet All right, I want to do a hunt. We're gonna do a hunt next time. I'm gonna make sure I pick a mission where I can Hone my hammer skills Coming through All right, we're here Turn in the ticket. Okay. There it is. I like


Welcome out to my channel. I'm new here. Hi, hello. I'm Lydia. And today we're talking about med-shaming. So I received a lot of comments recently saying that I'm over-medicated and that I shouldn't promote medication use the word in, but I don't promote medication. I just say what I've been on and share my experience. People always get funny whenever I talk about medication. I don't know why it's such a taboo thing or why it matters as much as it does to some people. Taking medication for your mental health doesn't make you weak, it doesn't make you any guess. It's someone who doesn't need it. The medications I take, I take because I need it. I'm just to give a bit of context with the medication I take is clonazopam, lithium, haloperadol, and zopyglone, vortioxatean, promethazine. They're the psych meds that I take. I take medication for my physical health as well, but that's not really what I'm talking about today. To me, taking medication is like someone using a crotch. They've got a broken leg. Are you going to tell that person not to use a crotch and just deal with them? No, you're not. So why is it that it's okay to say to someone that they shouldn't be on all the medication they're taking, which they take for a valid reason? Why is it that people have such a backwards way of thinking about medication? If someone needs medication for their mental health, we should try and support that person, not put them down for it. I see it a lot on TikTok as well, where people say, I take such and such medication, and they comment to all, you shouldn't take that. It's dangerous, it's a bad medication. Speaks to your doctor about coming off it. What people don't realise is these medications save lives. I know for me that the medication I take has been a big help with things. Having an open conversation about medication is something that should be done more. People shouldn't have to be afraid to talk about medication, because it's not a shameful thing to need. Anyway, that's all I've got for this video. If you have any thoughts or things you'd like to say regarding this subject, leave it in the comments down below. If you haven't seen yesterday's video, I'll leave you a link up there. Yeah, thanks for watching, and thank you for supporting me. Peace.


what's going on guys it's your boy DPJ here today with another destiny video and today I bring you my year 3 rank 5 iron banner loot and damn I got some fucking amazing shit before we get into the video if you guys do enjoy it leaving a like is very much appreciated let's aim for 4,000 likes that'll be absolutely epic okay so the iron banner was dropped earlier today and I have played the hell out of it hitting that rank 5 though I will say is a lot quicker than what it was before and damn you get a shit ton of loot from it okay so we will start from the end of game loot I received so the end of game loot consists of shaders, emblems, armors, artifacts, weapons and even an iron banner sparrow me personally I didn't get the sparrow but I did see it drop same as a shader and emblem armor wise I did get a pair of gauntlets they are called the iron saga grips dropping at a 385 defense with intellect and discipline I got three cloaks called the iron saga cloak two dropping at 384 defense and one dropping at 385 I got three artifacts two dropping at 385 and the other 384 it's called the deedris fist and we've seen this thing before weapon wise I did receive three shotguns the proud spire two dropping at a 384 attack and the other one dropping at 386 which had the best role that being field choke rifle barrel a pending magazine and full auto now auto rifles just kept coming I got four in total but to be honest none had a great role because this weapon is the same archetype as the doctrine you really need a couple of stability perks like braced frame and a hand-laid stock paired with counterbalance I did get counterbalance on one but it didn't have anything else to go with it it is an amazing looking thing though and I'm pretty sure I will see it drop on my wallock and Titan when I get them to a rank five okay so let's move on to the loot I received from the bounties so from the iron support bounty I got the iron saga vest dropping at 386 defense offering intellect and strength from the iron arsenal bounty I got the clever dragon dropping at 386 attack this is the pulse rifle and this thing is absolutely amazing I've already made a video on this thing showing it in action and if you guys missed that you will find it linked in that video description it dropped with the iron red dot which is superb a choice between send it or hand-laid stock quick draw or armor piercing rounds and hidden hand or secret round a great weapon with a great role definitely a weapon to look out for now from the iron light bounty I received the branded Lord fusion rifle dropping at 386 attack offering rifle barrel accelerated coils and hot swap actually a quite decent role but I'm yet to try it out also from this bounty I got the iron wood emblem from the iron light bounty I received the iron saga mask dropping at 385 attack this helmet also dropped for me when I reached the iron banner rank 3 now reaching that iron banner rank 5 I received the rocket launcher the titanium orchard dropping at 386 attack offering arc and grenades and horseshoes as well as a few other half decent perks it kind of looks like a re-skin galley to me but hey it is what it is and that is it for one day in the iron banner and hitting that rank 5 tomorrow the grind starts on my titan and warlock now if you guys had anything great drop let me know what you got down below in that comment section did anybody get the hand cannon if so what role did you get hope you guys enjoyed the video do hit that like button I do appreciate the support subscribe for daily destiny turn on the notification so you don't miss a video and I will catch you guys on that next one


Let me revisit logistic regression. I'll use the employee attrition dataset that we've already seen in our previous videos. Now to remind you, it includes over 1,000 employees characterized by 32 features and reports on whether they've left the company. Now to begin, I'll use only two features, monthly income and total working years. These two features have very different ranges of values. So for the purposes of our demonstration, I'll standardize them first using the preprocess widget. Now most of the methods in orange use standardization before modeling the data. So explicit normalization of features is often optional, but you should be careful anyway. Now let's see this data's decision boundary inferred by logistic regression. I'll again use the polynomial classification widget from the educational add-on and set my target class to yes. Oops, there are many more blue points representing those who stayed. So the decision boundary with the nutrition probability of 0.5 falls outside the picture. Now instead of using the default logistic regression, I can use the one that balances the classes in the dataset. This means I want to check the balance class distribution in the logistic regression widget and send the resulting learner to polynomial classification. Okay, now the bold line representing the classification boundary is where I expected it to be if I drew it by hand. Now, just a bit of math. Let M denote the monthly income and Y the total working years. In two dimensions, the equation for a line is just the weighted sum of features M and Y. Plus some intercept, call it W zero. Now in order to parametrize the decision boundary, we just need to find the proper weights. I can find these weights in a data table. Now I'll rewrite my equation as minus 0.109 minus 0.306 times M minus 0.305 times Y equals zero. The weights W1 and W2 define a vector that is perpendicular to the decision boundary and as expected, points toward the red points, those of the target class. In our case, the two features have approximately equal weights. So we could say that they affect the class about equally. Now we can also see that logistic regression transforms the distances from the decision boundary to class probability. For example, the probability of attrition of 0.6 is about here. And on the other side, the probability goes below 0.5 with around 0.4 here and 0.3 around here. Now, how does one compute the distances from the decision boundary? Well, we use the equation that defines the decision boundary. To get the distance, just fill in the values for M and Y. If the value is higher than zero, the employee will most likely leave the company. Otherwise, the employee will probably stay. The next reasonable question would be how to turn this distance, call it D, into a probability. Well, logistic regression uses the following equation called the logistic function, which looks like this. You can see when the distance from the decision boundary is zero, the class probability is 0.5. Then, as the distance increases in the direction of the normal vector, the probability approaches one and as it decreases, the probability approaches zero. So logistic regression is just a weighted sum transformed by the logistic function. This means it's very easy to represent the entire model as a graph. Simply sum up the effect of each feature and then transform them into probabilities. We call this a nomogram of logistic regression. To construct one, let's remove everything except the data. Now, we add in logistic regression and connect its output to the nomogram widget. There, I'll set the target class to attrition. Now, according to this visualization, years at the company seem to have the biggest effect on attrition. Let's try increasing it to 40. Yeah, anyone working there for that long will surely have led. Or maybe they just retired. So, let's lower it again and take a look at some other features. It seems working overtime also has some impact, but not as profound as the total years worked. Do notice that the nomogram turns the product of each feature and corresponding weight into a point scale. For instance, working overtime contributes two points. Then, all these points are summed up, representing the distances from the decision boundary. In our case, we get about 17, which using the logistic function means a probability of 70%. Nomograms are a great way to graphically represent a logistic regression model. We can use them to see the contributions of each feature, rank the features by importance, and give and say an employee make a prediction based on the effect of the original features. We'll see you in the next video. Bye.


your whim. it's not something to be feared. embrace where your whim has led you. let this emotion swell inside you. it's okay. you have permission. you're in position now. you did it. just keep looking forward. trust and jump and don't look back. shame at nothing for you love and treasure every force in your life that led you right here. nothing could have gone any differently.


When Meg Ryan wasn't busy on the big screen, another one of her hobbies over the years has been flipping houses. The actress had purchased more than one multi-million dollar mansion in locations like Montecito, California, only to renovate them and put them back on the market. Meanwhile, her main residence is over on the east coast, a 10 million dollar New York City condo located in Tribeca. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Meg Ryan is an American actress with a pretty astounding net worth estimated to be in the 85 million dollar range. Despite the fact that Meg has had a very successful acting career spanning four decades, I don't know about the rest of you, but when I read that she was worth that much, there was only one thing I was thinking. Yes! Yes! Seriously, though how has Meg managed to amass such an astounding amount of money, considering her last major role was probably the 2003 erotic thriller in the cut? I know you. Detective Malloy. Jeans. Well besides the fact that she was once so insanely popular as a film star, that she was regularly paid anywhere between 10 to 15 million dollars per project. Over more recent years, Meg's kept her bank account flush by turning herself into something of a real estate flipper. In February 2020, Meg dropped 5 million dollars for a gorgeous property in the area of Monestito, California that she then fixed up and placed back on the market, earning herself nearly triple the amount she spent on it in the first place. After collecting seven figures in almost no time at all, Meg decided to try her hand at property flipping once again, picking up yet another palatial estate in the same area of Monestito for 9.5 million dollars. Of course, whenever she's not busy on the West Coast renovating these dream homes for future sale, Meg likes to settle into her own Colisean York City condo. Hey guys, it's Kara the Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive house tour here in Femus Entertainment, this time checking out the homes of Meg Ryan. Don't forget to like, subscribe and hit me up on Instagram to chat. Now let's get into this video. Things off with Meg's actual home, a 3,155 square foot three bedroom, a three and a half bath condo located in the Tribeca area of New York City. Meg dropped 9.4 million dollars in 2017 on this condo located in a luxurious converted late 19th century building that likes to build itself as being paparazzi-proof. This is largely thanks to the underground motor core that allows for easy entry and exit from the premises. As just the latest in a long line of celebrities to take advantage of that feature, Meg's neighbors that have put a multi-million dollar premium on privacy to live here include the likes of Harry Styles, Jennifer Lawrence, as well as Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively. Once inside, a key lock elevator opens directly into Meg's front foyer, featuring a humongous loft-like living and dining room combination that boasts a fireplace alongside exposed support columns and four huge south-facing windows that flood the home with all kinds of natural light. The centerpiece of this home is about as stunning as they come. Meg also brought on British designer Christopher Peacock to help shape her kitchen, which opens up to the main living space and features walnut-stained white oak cabinets as well as a double-wide center island with an integrated snack bar. Meanwhile, a long hall extends off the main foyer and leads to the bedroom wing, where all three rooms have private bathrooms that overlook the building's gorgeously cultivated central courtyard. Meanwhile, one of the guest bedrooms boasts a massive walk-in closet, and the master suite includes a similar-sized storage space alongside an entire wall of closets. There's also a windowless bathroom with a marble accent wall. Meg's unit brings with it a monthly common charge of around $4,000. For that extra green, she gets to take advantage of a 24-hour doorman, concierge, and valet services, top-grade security system, a 5,000-square-foot landscape roof terrace, and a 71-foot indoor swimming pool alongside a fitness center. Since moving here about five years ago, Meg has turned this into her main home base. But that doesn't mean she spends all her time here. She's far too busy on the other side of the country, turning other homes into masterpieces. In February of 2020, Meg would spend a cool $5 million in a brand new mansion in Montecito, California. The fact that she would then sell this property only 18 months later suggests it was always her intention to renovate the home and make a killing in the process. According to property listings, this farmhouse features around 4,200 square feet of space and both three bedrooms as well as three and a half bathrooms. Featuring a gigantic front gate out front, as well as a gorgeous pool and spa combo in the back, this 1.51-acre lot includes an outdoor fireplace, custom-built barbecue, and food prep code. All of this is surrounded by more than a dozen fruit and avocado trees. Oh, and don't forget about those epic mountain views of the surrounding Santa Barbara area as well. All of that, and I haven't even touched upon the interior yet. Moving inside, Meg put a ton of work into renovating the space. Working with local design firm, Becker Studios, they added new fixtures throughout and totally overhauled the kitchen in the hopes of turning the home into what they refer to as a jewel box of architectural features. Outside of a tremendous amount of white paint, the home now boasts an updated kitchen with details like a cabinet featuring one-of-a-kind arch doors, a truly gigantic pantry, and some uniquely chic appliances. Over in the dining room, three of the four walls feature floor-to-ceiling windows cultivating a stunning effect transforms the room into something reminiscent of a greenhouse. As for the bedrooms, while all three of them feature cathedral-like ceilings, dark hardwood flooring, and furniture that adds a touch of class to each room without overwhelming them at all.  I'm not 100% sure I'm sold on the location of that tub, but there's just no way I wouldn't be using it no matter where it's located. It's just too cool. After installing all these alterations, Meg would then sell the home in an off-market deal for a whopping $13.3 million. For those of you keeping track at home, that's an $8.3 million profit before accounting for renovation fees, taxes, and all of that. And guess what? After making an absolute killing, Meg decided to do it all over again. Despite nearly being 60 years old, Meg isn't considering slowing down at all. Now she's scooped herself up an even bigger project, paying $9.5 million for a brand new property that many people are expecting her to renovate and flip much in the fashion as her former Monocito estate. Meg brought this property shortly after its previous owners had scooped it up in April of 2020 for $5.4 million. The fact that she paid almost double for it only a few months later should give you an idea of just how crazy the real estate market is in this area of California. And when you factor in the pandemic bump, well, it makes a lot of sense that Meg is concentrating on this market. Unfortunately, the details about this home have managed to leak out our slim to say the least. The property is said to include a two-acre lot with the bulk of the estate set far back from the road. The main property is a 6,200 square foot mansion that features a detached garage that could easily be converted into guest quarters. And of course, the views are as stunning as her former estate, especially when you factor in the ocean views alongside those rugged mountains. Alright guys, that's gonna bring this latest Meg Ryan house tour to a close. What did you think about the legendary actress's home? Would you rather brave the elements in her New York City condo or spend your time in the sun at one of her Montecito Renault's? Be sure to let me know down below. Thanks for watching, don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I'll catch you all in the next video. Bye!


Right now, however, the market seems to me to be fully valued and the dividend yield is less than 2%, probably 1.8% now on the standard and poorest 500. The long-term norm is more like 5%, or very close to 5%. The earnings growth that we're facing in the years ahead is going to be, if you believe that the corporate profits are ultimately tied to gross domestic product GDP of the US, the earnings growth might be as low as 4% or 5%, maybe 6% lower than traditionally and historically. And finally, the valuations of stocks are by my standards rather high. My standards, however, are high. And that is what we use here is the past 12 months of reported earnings by corporations. Those are gap earnings, generally accepted accounting principles with all the bad stuff included. And we make that about 25 or 26 times earnings, the multiple, which is relatively high. Wall Street will have none of that. They look ahead to the earnings for the next 12 months. We don't really know what they are, so it's a little gamble. And second, they look at operating earnings, earnings without all that bad stuff. And they come up with a price earnings multiple of about 17, probably 18, something in that range. So if you believe the street, I suppose you all have to, the PE is about normal. And if you believe the way we look at it much more realistically, I think, the PE is relatively high. It can stay high for a long time.  And if we get some earnings growth, it will gradually come down as earnings grow even at a slow rate. So I think any investor today should be realizing, I believe strongly, that they should be realizing that valuations are fairly full. And if they're nervous, they could easily sell off a portion of their stocks. I would not sell much, bring your balance back to where it was before the market began, and the stocks increased perhaps. But the one thing I would strongly urge is, don't ever, ever, ever, if you're an investor, think of being out of the market or in the market. It's a very different piece of cake than making moderate adjustments in your asset allocation, which is the way it ought to be done.