I'm hoping that I've, yeah, sorry, I'm just checking my audio, because last time we did this, I didn't switch off my audio. Hello, everyone. Thank you very much for joining us. Welcome to this burp hit live stream. Exciting. I'm doing some hauling. This is my, this is my leak dangerous thing. This is what I like doing the most, though I rarely get the chance to do it these days. So I'm actually quite excited about doing a bit of hauling. And if it's, you know, in a relatively good cause, which is I think Operation Ida, bless their hearts. It's a marvelous thing if we can do this. And I'm quite excited about this. I've got with me today, Commander Primetime Casual. Good afternoon. Our commander Lord Tyvin. Good afternoon. The of the velvet cloak and Commander Rene. Good afternoon. And I'm all alone in my giant type nine. You are. All of just me and my feet down there. Look, it's been a while, isn't it? It's been a while. It's been a while. It's been fun. This I'm looking forward to this. We've got commander Lisa Zoo with us. Hello. Thank you for joining us. And we've got Tater Chip. We have picture and sound. Thank you, buddy. I'm never entirely sure. Let's get this cracking in. So I didn't... He knows this well. He does, yeah. So Ida tweeted a few minutes ago that it was actually going really well and they reckon they've got about another six to eight hours to go. And it'll be done. So they're well inside their, their own schedule at the moment. I did one run of this earlier on. I'm just gonna go to, can't see the name of the system, Crow Four to get some beryllium and bring it back here. I did one of these earlier and I made just over a million quid. So is there a list somewhere of items that they need you to buy? There is. Remind me when I get back to this station and I'll show you, it'll tell you what the station's got and what it currently needs. So, Burr, Burr, basically, Tater Chip and I have just decided that you are going to do this entirely in FAOF. Oh, right. Good luck with that. Yeah. Never gonna happen. Dear, can you imagine? Honestly, we will have to try that one day, actually. Get me doing T-9 of, see, I'll just set myself up for something horrendous there over all of us. All of us in T-9s for the whole. I think actually that is a thing that we are going to do.  And we're all, if we all line up outside the station, all aiming at the, I'm going to call it the post box just to keep my wife happy. All aimed at the post box. And then we all go, And we'll try and get through. And we all try and get through all at the same time. That's not working out even if we are FAOF. And if we can do it when there's a beluga trying to get out, that would be helpful as well. That would be good. Yeah, just do it at Jax, you know, because that's all the belugas over there. Oh, God, yeah, but it is, yeah. Yeah, I've just, when you have the galaxy map of, maybe you should open it again because just to see how many stations are actually damaged right now. Yeah. From where I am on distant walls. It doesn't, you know, it seems so much, but. There you go. Check that out. What's that? Is that all the? Right, so the yellow ones with a little spanner in them are disabled at the moment and require repair or under repair in some level. And if I can get you to the red ones, so currently down here. Right, yeah, I got them. Those ones are on fire. That's a lot. They are hot. That's a big amount for normal. It's well, normal is not a thing. A station being on fire is not normal. So yes, in that regard, yes, it is. That's, yes, that is, even for the level of thargoid attacks that we were getting, that is unusual. Yeah. As in the words of Mr. Chip, it's a mess. It's a mess. It's quite a mess. You're not wrong, Chip, it is absolutely a mess. And you can see, you used to be able to see actually there was a line of damaged stations going all the way back to... Yeah, from the play artists. From the play artists, yeah. So there you go. So there's the play artists there. There's Mya and Marope. And then you can kind of see where they start. Operation Ida already, you know, fixed the play artists, so. Yeah, yeah. They have done quite some work there already. Yeah, I mean, I did some of that. I'm not gonna say I did a huge amount of it because I did do some of it. And my God, that was hard work.  Was it about 17 stations? I think they did in total, didn't they? Absolutely horrendous. So hats off, lads and lassies. Well done. Absolutely amazing. Yeah, I think Operation Ida are absolute heroes. Okay, I've got a question. Oh, they are amazing. And leak terms are absolutely extraordinary. I say it every week when I talk about them, but I do mean it. They're absolutely amazing to have that kind of dedication to something that I know a lot of players in Elite struggle with long jump ranges and just hauling stuff. Yeah, I mean, it's not that much of a rewarding gameplay, I'd say. No, they've done it quite a lot, sort of personal loss credit wise as well. It's quite often doesn't involve them making a profit at all either. So that's, it's a difficult thing. Does any, I'm gonna show my ignorance now as anybody got the slightest idea of what Ida stands for. Ida stands for. Okay, good. No clue at all. Tado, have you got any idea what, can someone tweet them and ask them for me while I'm flying? So if I remember correctly from when I did this before, we got three jumps out and five jumps back. Oh, okay. He's saying some mountain in Greece. Okay, that's appropriate. I never knew that. Sometimes the obvious that you sort of say these things all the time, I never stopped to question what they mean. I actually stam for the reasoning behind it. Yeah. Where is my station? There it is. I do like my T9. Mount Ida is the highest mountain on Crete with 2,456 meters and is one of the sacred mountains of the Greek mythology for the mountain of the goddess. Oh, there you go. Brett, thank you. The Greek Titanus Ria. Nice. Brilliant. Okay. This side is lucky I haven't Googled. It's the mountain in Greece that's most frequently attacked by aliens. Did you? I knew that off the top of my head. Did you? Absolutely. I know googling what's up. How long has it been? He has to be careful right now that it doesn't pierce his screen. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. That's cool there. Good name. Very appropriate. Yeah, absolutely appropriate. So how far do you have to fly? To do this. So I've got three trips to the station that I'm going to now and then which is where I'm at now. And then I've got a couple of minutes in super cruise doing about seven and a half thousand light seconds. How much cargo can you actually take on board? About, hang on, 700 odd tons. Hang on, let's have a look. There we go, 752. Full cargo racks then, 720. Yeah, 752. Yeah, 750, yep. So a fair bit. Not too shabby, to be honest. I could do more if I wanted to run without a docking computer. Don't hate me. And if I wanted to run without shields, I could carry an awful lot more. But me running without shields is never going to end well. No, it's not going to. Good idea. Particularly on a live stream. I did look at taking the docking computer out actually because I honestly don't need it, particularly for this run. But it only gave me four cargo slots in return, so it just wasn't worth doing. Not worth it. Yeah, that's my concession to be in an old man who likes to sit back with his feet on the desk and drink tea. Tea is necessary. Absolutely. Yeah, and sitting back when you're doing this kind of thing is necessary as well. I mean, when I did the Robigo runs for money, I just did the same docking computer and let it dock, and during that time, drink something, eat some chocolate. Look at Discord, yeah. Look at Discord, look at Twitter, or you name it. Speaking of Discord. Look at Discord, look at Twitter, fly into a sun, have some. Yeah, fly into a sun. Yeah, speaking of Discord. Experience of the nice space weather. After this is done, I need to put a photo on Discord for everybody to see because I am having a birthday tomorrow, and really. I always do a themed case. As is the tradition, yeah. As is the, oh, I'm being interdicted. How exciting. I wonder if they'll actually turn up. Nope. Nope. And as is the tradition in this Household Command, Rene always makes, oh, he's turned up now. Now I'm in an unarmed hauler, honestly. How many times did I get interdicted on Friday night? Was it like 15? In a horribly beweapened Anaconda? Oh, good heavens. They never turn up. There you go, on the way. So the themed birthday cake is a birthday cake. Yes, so it's a birthday themed birthday cake, yeah. And I blame Primetime Casual complete. What have I done? I think that's only fair. Loop of shame coming up. I think it might be aggregate actually, might be responsible for this one. This is turning a bit into, like, they must Corbius are starting to blame me for everything. Well, in Escorbis' defence, he has never actually done anything ever, whereas you are generally quite unpleasant. So... That's going to say most of the time you're actually right. Yeah. Actually, I might take it back if I actually think aggregate chip might be responsible for this one. As it was my birthday tomorrow, I did mention to reach, she didn't laugh. I did mention to read earlier that as it's my birthday, I can put whatever I want on the telly and I was going to put anchorman on, but I don't think she's going to let me get away with it. Not fair. Telly doesn't seem to have packhounds. Packhounds on my cowl? No, I have got access to packhounds, but I don't have them on this cowl currently. No. I have got... Because I once tried using it as a... I experimented with mines to see if I could turn it into a bomber. So it's actually got... So it's actually got shed tons of mine launchers on it. So if I did genuinely get into trouble and I was running away from someone, I could have gone into a bomber. I could have gone into a bomber. I could have gone into trouble and I was running away from someone. I could have always dropped loads and loads of mines on them and see what happens, but... Better question. How fast is your cowl? Oh, not at all. 300, I think it maxes out at. I think that's quite nice. Is that quite good? Yeah, it's faster than my exploration. Yeah, and faster than mine as well. I don't have to be ashamed for that. It's terrible, isn't it? I can't tell you why it's that fast. I just know what I've got access to and what at the time when I was messing around with engineering and I happened to be in this ship. That's how rubbish I am. I knew what resources I had access to and what I'd already unlocked. So this ship at that particular moment got it, but I couldn't tell you what I did to it. I know the shields are engineered on it. You've so good at doing some engineering. Yeah, I've really got to get into engineering. Yeah, we were... Yeah. I've got to get into my engineering properly. Especially my Anaconda really, really needs that. What do you want to engineer on your Anaconda? Do you want to make it more survivable? Survivability is my problem, yeah. The lasers and the machine guns on it or multi-cannons on it are quite heavily engineered anyway. In the case of the lasers, I think they're engineered to the maximum that they can be. Complete with experimental effects and stuff, but I never got round to doing any survivability stuff on it if my memory serves. So that's my real issue. It's only really recently that since Venom, our son, when he engineered the conkers off of his ship... What's he got? Remind me of Ricky, remember? Vulture. Yeah, the Vulture.  And absolutely, oh my God, it's nuts. It's absolutely... I think it proved it last night. Yeah, it's practically unkillable. Challenge accepted. But yeah, it's brilliant, brilliant. There we go. So what do we actually need to repair a station? Is it different for each station or is it common materials for everyone? My understanding is that the quantities are different for each station, I believe, but I either could probably tell you better than I can but I think it's generally the same stuff but the quantities are subject to R&Js, I'd imagine. I once heard already somewhere that it also had something to do with how many people are rescued from the station while it's burning but I'm not sure if that's really... Yeah, I've heard that as well. Yeah, I don't know how true that is but it would be nice if that was the case. I think either of the belief that that's the case because they're pushing, at the moment, they're really trying to push the three disciplines hauling, defending and rescue and if rescue was of no value to them whatsoever, I can't imagine they'd be telling everybody to go and do it. So basically, if you rescue more people from the station you need less materials to repair. Hey Tato, thanks for the host, mate. Yeah, the more people that get rescued, the less materials you need to conduct the rest of the repairs. Yeah, that's my understanding. It would be nice if that was true. So basically, rich stations will need less materials because people there pay better and get rescued. Yeah, I suppose so. Long and short have been in that. Or people are generally explosive and the more of you can get off the station, the less damage is done. People are explosive. That's our thing. Oh, did you hear it by the way? I was bitterly disappointed. I looked on Galnet News, literally just before we went live, I saw on Galnet. You know there was that station, I can't remember where it was, but there were a bunch of religious maniacs holed up in there with a nuclear weapon. Oh, that's the one, actually. Yeah, the siege has been quashed and the guy in charge has been killed and they're not going to blow the station up. Yeah, we're awful, aren't we? That was my reaction as well. The Federal Navy actually got their behinds up and did something. Well, apparently the Federal Intelligence agencies, I want to say, had people embedded with the cult and they seized their opportunity and put a bullet in the bloke's brain before he could detonate the weapon. And that's why you would use dead men's switches for that. Yeah, that's true. We're being attacked. So I dropped some mines. Drop the mines. Drop the mines, do it. Pop a heat sink. Drop some chaff. Super jump. Super jump. Yeah, we are very helpful with combat. We're all extremely expert combat pilots. I launched loads of mines, none of them hitting. Oh, good, I got a missile coming in there. More mines. I can't believe it.  You're on your toes. Actually, do you know what? You can't be. Do you know what? We should test that. We should test it. We'll test it out. Yeah. Who wants to hop in? I can do it, but I'd have to get into the operation IDAR private group. I think it's automatically accepting, but I could be wrong. Yeah, it wasn't this morning, wasn't it? Yeah. So I just have to look for the group in the games? Yeah, literally just go into groups. And type in the commander name, operation IDAR. It should be there. Yeah, I think running into your own mines that would be a very burpid thing to do. Yeah, I'm not going to say that I've done that. I have only. I have done that. Yes, I have done that. Okay, I requested to join the group. Okay, so if you come out of the game to the main menu and then go back in private group, it should be there for you. It was for me this morning anyway, but unless they've changed there. Okay, yeah, yeah, I got the invite. Okay, I'm just hyperspacing at the moment. Bear with me a second. Hyperspacing. Hyperspacing. Hyper-jumping through space. Doing a witch space. Excellent. It actually makes my teeth hurt when you say the witch space news. I will get your conversions. No, you won't. Not that one. Not that one. You've already got Aggie saying loads of rubbish that comes out of you, honestly. He folded like a napkin, didn't he? Not quick. He was good. Is that you in Tyres? Yeah, it's still loading my SRV right now. Oh, okay. Just... I'll tell you once I'm in. Okay, buddy. Okay, but you need Beryllium and what are the other materials? Okay, Bear, I'm in. You can invite me. Actually, I'll wait to your room before I jump in case it gets its knickers in a twist. Tater Chip engages lurk mode. Hello, Tyves. And I'm in, yeah. Hex, are you sitting on Bear's lap? I need to do that at least once a day. I am not, as a matter of fact. That's a surprise. There he is, Mr. Sheeds. Look at these sheets. Oh, look at the cool. Checking me out. So how does this work? When do you know, or do you actually know that you've delivered enough of one kind of material? You can see it on the... There's a... Don't look a progress bar. Yeah, not anything nearly as neat as that. If you look at the news on the... You know, when you go to station services, there's a news thing at the bottom that no one ever looks at. Well, if you look there, there's a little... The top news story for the stations that have got their knickers in a twist is help or something along those lines. And if you go into that, then it tells you how much is needed and how much they've already got. That seems quite convoluted. I'll show you when we get there. Yeah, please do. I would have expected it to be a bit more prominent, you know? You'd like a nice progress bar, wouldn't you? It needs to be kind of the first thing you see when you go to station services. It needs to go... We've got our knickers in a twist. Any chance you've got some beryllium in your back pocket or something like that? Yeah. I'm expecting to see a Tado now. Even visible on the... On the gun map, actually. Okay, I've got a pirate threatening me, by the way.  But I took the freedom to jump into gunnaroll, by the way. Okay, mate, knock yourself out. And I'll see if I can do something. Okay, we're being interdicted. Let's see if he drops in this time, yeah? Yeah, so he drops in, disproves our multi-crew thing. Okay, he's not here. That's what it is. Is he not? No. That's certainly an interesting result, isn't it? That's interesting. I've been interdicted twice, got two people arrived twice. All last night I had multi-crew and no one arrived back with someone in multi-crew and no one's come in. To us right now. Yeah, it is. So either we found a bug, or all the NPCs in the game don't like, A, my wife, B, Germans. I'll probably go for the first option. Quite possibly a bug. That's really interesting, then. I mean, this has been what, since the last release? Yeah. Yeah, so we'll have to jump on the... Do we report that bug or do we leave it? Yeah, no. We'll do a few more tests and see if it pans out that that's the case. But yeah, we'll report it on the new bug reporting system. Nobody's turned up in interdiction since you've multi-crewed. No. It's quarter four, so... No. I reported on this week's witch-beast news. Hoi-hoi. Hoi-hoi. Nice planet. It's a nice planet. Looks quite cold, though. That North Pole seems some big. Or is that just me? No, that's probably about standard for your North Pole. Yeah, I think it should be standard on Earth as well if we hadn't... Yeah, if we weren't messing it up. Blitz the whole planet. That's Brexit causing that, that is. Hashtag blame Brexit. Yeah, definitely. Absolutely. So where are you on your way to now? I'm dropping in any second at the station that actually wants repairing, and I'm half expecting to see a tater chip there, I've got to be honest. He knows where you are. There we go. So if you look on the stream, really, I'll try and get your look as I go in. This one's damaged, but not on fire. So it's all scaffolding and inside as well. It's all smoky and dusty and stuff. Yeah, and you can see that habitat ring there is... It's a knacket. It's a knacket. Yeah. I do love what they've done with models for me. Yeah. Oh, you know that? Yeah. So that capital ship fight we were in last night, speaking of models. So we had two capital ships last night, wailing on each other and, or me, an aggregate. Venom was in on that fight. He did the whole thing in VR, said it looked absolutely amazing. He looked like he'd just share everybody into it though. Yeah, he all came in all bleary-eyed. His hair was all over the place. He looked like he'd had a great time, but... He never let me into a party. Yeah. Capital ship party. They need to get a fan system sorted out for VR. Did you just get... There's a wall there. That's my little party. I'm meant to do that. And go forward. What's going to say, Duck and Computer is very enthusiastic this time. They don't work in these stations anyway. Oh, why not? No, just because bits of this station are currently offline. Oh. Well, that makes it a bit tricky. Right, let me show you that Galnet thing. Here we go. You'll see where the light bar is when the stream catches up. Where the light bar is at the time. There's the Galnet news thing that no one goes into. And then the top story on there is really requested. Wow. Jesus. Right. Barillium was at about 6% this morning when I first looked at it. So that's the top up. So you've already completed. Galium. Are these always materials you can just buy? For the most part, I'm going to say yes. I think some of them are slightly rarer than others, but we're in the bubble, so none of it is unobtainable. But it's not like something you have to have to mine for, for example. No, I don't think so. Again, that's my understanding, but I think a lot of things are true. It doesn't make them true. That's true. Right, so I've got to do a thing here as well if you're going to do this properly. So, 752 tons of Barillium, thusly. And then I nip across to Ida's discord. Yeah, and just report it quick. You know, custom built channel. Because, you know, it's very interesting to see how this all works.  Oh, Operation Ida is repairing the station. That's right. By the way, it goes into it. 1523. Yeah, kind of puts it in context. 1423 UTC, isn't it, thereabouts. Because that list of materials was quite long. I thought it was just like, you know, one or two or three materials and resources. Do you need lots of stuff? Yeah, it's quite a list.  It's well on target. And they've got to get all of those. Yes. And then what happens? Then classes are repaired. The station stays in the state that it's in until Thursday when the universe reboots. We switch it on and off again. Yeah, the universe goes off and on again. And then it's all fixed. Yeah, and then it's theoretically the station should be back online. Yes, mate. May I ask you how you got that Lightning Deso? I'm trying to think what one you're thinking of. What does it look like? It looks like the Frontier logo somehow and it has the letters FX on it. Oh, right. That was from the Frontier Expo. Oh, OK. Yeah, that was the Frontier Expo. Got a paint job. Yeah, got a paint job and a few yeah, a few bits. Oh, God, I was just about to say, yeah. We won an Expo next year. All this year, frankly. I honestly think that while the tail end of this year, if it follows the pattern of the last one, it'll be the tail end of this year they're going to want to push the 2020 stuff. Equally, it'd be more logical to be next year when prior to launch. I don't know, because they did because FX, the last one was in 2017 and it was talking about stuff that happened at the end of 2018. Oh, was that? Yeah. I don't want to keep interest up in all the time. And plus they've got a haven't they got a game launching later this year? And no one knows what it is yet.  We need to have a Burkett meetup. Wouldn't that be amazing? Can you imagine, we'll all be greeting each other with 707 and 007 slurs with the local nuts. All like in Egyptian. 707 thing. Yeah. I honestly think I cry real bird tears, honestly. That would just be brilliant. I mean, I'll just get arrested for public disturbance. Yeah, almost certainly.  When I went last time, there was all the guys from Canon. I assume it was Canon. Anyway, we're walking around in lab coats with clipboards and yeah, yeah, look fantastic. Yeah. I haven't all been all out of stand and yeah, it was great, really good. Yeah, it was good. And David Braben looked at me. He liked one of my tweets. Yeah, I'm alright. Alright.  Well deserved. Yeah, that was amazing.  I bet you lost your lunch, didn't you? Something like that. That's nice. Nice that they're involved.  Just checking how much fuel you actually have. I'm good at the moment. So actually, you don't have a fuel scoop on this one? No. So what you have to do, just top up at the station? Yeah, yeah, just remember to top up at the station. And up at the petrol station? Which in theory, should never let you run out because you're just one jump between, or two jumps between the two stations. Yeah, I should be fine. Even on the way back, five jumps is not going to empty the tank by any stretch. But I think if I do it, if I go there and come back and then leave again, I almost ran out of fuel once during the Robigo passenger missions. I did actually run out of fuel during the Robigo passenger missions. It was the one and only time, wasn't it? With me? No, I've run out since then. Have you? Yeah. Well, I called the fuel rats once and they were amazing and turned up. They were very good. Yeah, they turned up literally inside a minute, didn't they? Yeah, but you were only just at the station, wasn't you? No, no. I was down in Robigo. That's quite a way outside the bubble. Yeah, they turned up super quick. And then the time after that I thought, I just can't... I know they love this sort of thing and it's their game, but I just couldn't call them again. So I detonated. I was just too ashamed. Go on then. What did you do, Prime? How many times have you done it, Prime? Come on, Prime. I don't want to have it afterwards. Never, actually. Have you not? You've never run out of fuel? Almost ran out of fuel numerous times during the first speed build and during the distant build but never quite entirely. Okay. I was able to make it back to the next fuel style. Nice. I swear to God, I've done it like 50 times. Those are the times that I remember by. I swear to God, I've done it loads of times. How many times have you done it? Yeah, I've been playing for five years, right? Never as well. Funny enough, I remember that one time when I was pretty new into the game and I did a long run through Supercruise, I was down to 5% or something. Lisa Zuzo, she's never run out of fuel either over 5,000 hours of flight time. Oh, respect. That's what you call paying attention. Yeah, they can tell you what's quite disconcerting is when you're in the middle of a speedball run going 4,000 meters per second you suddenly get the warning of 10%. I'd love to see the fuel rats make that one. That'd be brilliant. I can't even accept me. Yeah. Match my speed. Have you ever... Come down to this planet, it's only got 10G. Have you ever tried doing anything ridiculously silly while you're in Superbowl, I was going to say, in Speedbowl? Have you ever tried launching Olympic or firing missiles? Have you ever tried anything like that? I have, with time, we've done launching a Suplon fighter. Oh my God. How did that go? Quite well, actually. Did it survive? No, it didn't, I think. No, it didn't. But it got quite a nice speed boost and with this Prime came in first for the Distant Bowl. For the Suplon fighter. Wow. Wow, using Prime as a booster. That was kind of cool. I love how you say how did that go and you say quite well and then I say did it survive? No, your understanding of quite well and my understanding of quite well seemed to be quite different. Well, this was... Tywin was literally firing a primetime castle at a planet. Yeah, because I said, we can go a kilometer lower and a kilometer lower and then we were at 7 kilometers altitude or something. Which would have been fine, but the launching sequence of the Suplon fighter is so long. Stuff happens quite quickly. When I went down the ramp, it was like 5 kilometers off the ground. Yeah, yeah. Tywin didn't pitch up, so I was launching down at a downward angle towards the bottom. Really want to do that, you'd have to pitch up. Yeah, next time. For a bit. I'm falling, I'd imagine you haven't got a lot of time and it all happens quite quickly. Except the stuff you want to happen quickly. Yeah. It was much more relaxed than Speedball 2, I have to say. Okay. Because for Speedball 2 you had Bomballi prospect there and you had to fly through this pretty small zone. Yeah. And you had to be the fastest when going through there. Yeah. With this bow it was just, okay you go faster and faster and faster and in the end you were going extremely flat almost level flight and just made it longer and longer and longer and got a little bit faster one meter per second at a time. Right. I remember Speedball 2 very well, I still have the mental scars from that. Scarred. Honestly.  That was mad. It's okay, I'll just put a link to the Tyvan and My Run. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, do it. But wasn't that the run where you did where we did it in your ship and I was just... Yeah, but it's better than nothing. Yeah. The run with the Anaconda with the ship launched fighter would have been interesting as well. Yeah. But I don't think I recorded this. So how long until you two as well? At Beagle Point now. How long until you get there? No, I think it's three more waypoints or something because one one will be a very, very long leg of the journey with 17,000 light years or so. Oh my... And two weeks for that. I was gonna say you haven't got a week just to do that, have you? There's still quite a lot for two weeks though, haven't you? That's awesome. Yeah. Almost double the distance. Usually we have between five and seven thousand. Right, right. Between four and a half and six, seven thousand light years, that's about it. The last one was quite short but we had the permit logs. Yeah. Did that slow you down significantly? With just ship instruction? It depends on how patient you are. Yeah, true. It goes on your nerves. Yeah.  That's the decal just for the stream I'm just showing the decal that Tybin was talking about. It's emissive as well which is nice. See Hutt and Odd little truckers decal.  I've got a cannon one which I'm quite proud of as well. Is it decal or decal or decal? I call them decals. I think decals if I remember to. But I don't know if that's necessarily right. I know there's decal and decal. I've always called them decals. Yeah. Okay Tado's saying decal. Decal, yeah. Isn't he American? Yes, but you're German we don't hold that against you. God he's unpleasant, isn't he? He's harsh, isn't he? Three halves. Yeah that, sorry, go on mate, go on. I could have said, Tado I'm asking the native speakers. Yeah We invented the language and we're not sure. That tells you everything you need to know. There's kind of luck in that show about our language. Oh really, I put a before I forget because Tybin questioned what I was doing as well. I put a system in the scratch pad in Discord today. Just because it looks, it looked to me I had a real cursory look when I jumped in but it's in the bubble and it looks like it's got three stars right on top of the jump point and then landable planets and gas giants and stuff like that as well. So it looked like it might make quite good photography. Parimfaxi There's the Johnny, yep, that one. Yes, yes. Oh that's why primetime submission. Mordecai Chung has just subscribed. Thank you very much buddy. Appreciate that, thank you, welcome to the stream. Yeah that definitely sounds worth, worth a look. So did I hear you're right, so two weeks to Beagle Point and then you're coming home, was that what I heard? That's what I heard. That's not what we said, no. Yeah okay, but that's what you're saying now so that's good. It's worth a try. Two weeks to Beagle Point then home, good. Then home, good. I think it's planned for the 10th of May a arrival at Beagle Point or something around that date it is and then there's still the Johnny back. Yeah but you can punt that, can't you? You can just jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump. I'm Miss Burr and you'll be home, won't you? That's what we agreed, wasn't it? Right, guys? I'm so lonely. Burr, let's make a deal. I'll do that. When you are the whole time in Discord with me and in Multicrew. Yep. Definitely. Then we can do this. He drives a hard bargain. On the plus side it would get me out of work. Marathon Jumpathon You're on! No, you're not. Marathon Jumpathon, I like the sound of that. I tell you what, when you do get back we are doing SRV footage a go-go. Yeah, we're doing lots of SRV stuff at the moment and obviously because people are on an event so we can't kind of push them and organise them in places where we need them to be but you lot, we don't mind pushing around at all so when you get back we're going to make you look spectacular in a little car. Yeah, base jumping that's already on the bucket list and very high up. Amongst other nonsense. Yeah, so Tato, same two weeks, get it done. Yep, I'm with Tato. Get her done. Did I do that right? Did that sound American? Get her done! How am I doing, Tato? Is that good? Just as horrendous as your pink German accent. Mar, get my gun, I've done got me a city boy. Is that right? Is that right? My fake German accent is brilliant, don't you think? I think your German is quite good. Yeah, it's fantastic. I learnt it from James Bond movies. We could actually put your German skills to a test. Oh no. Quite a few aces up close. No, not this. Nonsense again. Isn't the quiz... Funner things. I have this list open, you know? Okay, okay. We will jump through your hoops.  I want you to say live on stream right now. No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die. Both of you. Is that what Gary Oldman says? No, it's James Bond. No, that's what Gerd Frübe says in Goldfinger. I love the way you said that, by the way. I'm not even going to attempt to say it. Gerd Frübe, is that right? Almost. Do you think we've got them off the plot of doing the quiz? No. Not for a moment, no. No, Mr Bond, we expect you to die. That was good, wasn't it? I actually weed a little bit. That was quite upsetting. Well done. Tado's put, look up Larry the Cable Guy. Larry the Cable Guy. That sounds like it should be an offence looking up down at Larry the Cable Guy. Look up Larry the Cable Guy. I can hear Prime doing it already. Should we do that? Do we trust Tado enough to do that? We do. Oh dear. I'm not doing that, I'm not tossing that. Apologies to the stream for having to look up my nose at the moment because I did a loop of shame and I'm trying to see where I'm heading to. It's a good thing your webcam has such a small picture. Yeah, I don't imagine that's a pleasant sight by any stretch of the imagination. So, alright. Hurry up for a little quiz. I thought we'd forgotten. No. You got me for about another 15-20 minutes, I reckon, Tado. Probably one more run. Come on then. Actually, I'm losing, so we need to do this quiz. Wait, can you say that again because I want to record it? I didn't say anything. Hey, loser! That's what I heard. You can clip it already on Twitch. Yeah, somebody clip that for me. Basically, Burr is leading 3 to 2. Burr is leading 3 to 2. That's painful. 3 to 2.  Okay, I'm on form today. I'm going to get this. I'm going to nail this today. For the stream, what we're doing now is I'm pronouncing one German word and then giving the Burr's at two options what it means. And they have to guess the right one. Alright, first word. Spiegelai. Oh, I like the word. Is it A, a slightly oval mural or B, a fried egg? Wait, hang on, say the first one again because the lead was speaking at me. Spiegelai, is it A, a slightly oval mirror or B, a fried egg? Is it the Spiegelai network? Or is it, I was going to say, I was going to say, or is it eagle eye? We're spurt on the beginning. Is it prime? Is it, is it, is it? You can hear the disgust in his breathing, can't you? Oh, I love it when he's disappointed in us. Is it prime? Is it Spiegelai? Should we both get points for that? I'm guessing it's A. Tato's going for A. Oh, Tato's probably right. I think it's A. I was going to say A. I think it's A. Well, Tato, I think you were distracted because I know you're learning German. You were distracted by the Spiegel in it. Spiegel means mirror. Come on, tell me I'm right. It is actually a fried egg. Oh, no. Rene, even the score, equalizer. Yeah, but you know. The barrette is going to win. I don't mean nothing does it. Some people are on the pitch, they think it's all over. It is now. Sorry, I didn't want to bring that up again. I'm actually putting the words in chat now as well. Spiegel. The next one is Hassliebe. Hassliebe. Is it A? The dichotomy of different points of view causing both positive and negative reactions to a certain thing of person often leading to the inability of making a decision regarding the object. You lost me after the first sentence, but go on. Or B, often leading to a noticeable peak in numbers of birth later in the year. I so hope it's B. I so hope it's B. Maybe you could put these two sentences into chat as well. Either way, that is just brilliant. The fact you've even typed that up is quite impressive. I'm saying B. Much like rabbits. Oh, rabbits. It has to be rabbits. I'm with Chip, I want it to be B. You want it to be B? Because it's rabbits in it. I'm going B. I know. Good luck with that, I said B first. It's A, obviously. We all lost that one. So did you actually think up B? Yeah. I don't want to make it even funnier. Honestly. We actually Tyvan and A dear lord, Tyvan and I had actually to look it up for the definition of it. Yes. I can't believe such a small word can mean all that. God, German side. Good luck learning the language, Tado. Right, come on. We've got a decider here. Right. Let's do it. Come on, I'm going to win. I'm going to win this. Let's do this one. What did you call me? That's a bit rude of it. Solidarity. That's a made up word. I don't know why that's a real word. Solidarity is such luck. It's A, a special tax only paid by employees working in regions of the former federal Republic of Germany and used for subsidizing former businesses in the former German Democratic Republic. Right. Or B, colloquialism for getting a larger plate at the restaurant after the size of game of football when wearing the colors of the local club and being visibly a supporter of the team. That's not a thing. Getting a larger plate at a restaurant after a decisive game of football when wearing the colors of a local club and being visibly a supporter of the team. Solidarity. What's the word again? Solidarity is such luck. That could be misdirection though. Yeah, but he likes a misdirection. He's quite treacherous. See, I'm still with Lisa that I'm still trying to work out what dichotomy means as well. I'm really sorry about this, Lisa. I'm sorry. I'm not. It's the Germans fault. Yeah, I'm going B. And what was that? Special tax only? Right, okay, I'm going to go A because not because of reset, but I honestly think he hesitated when he was reading and also he's treacherous. It can't be a thing for getting a bigger plate of things. It's so ridiculous. I can't believe I've got to answer these questions while I'm also in danger of crashing into a star. Honestly. So, Burr is saying B and Burr is saying A. Tato is saying B and really you were doing B as well. I'm going to lose. I've got bad news. It's a special tax. A! And it was the best of three, wasn't it? So that means I win. Yay! Stop! We still have worse for the next stream. Oh, good. Yeah, but I think at some point you have to look up some more, don't we? Yeah. No, you don't. No, it's fine. It's fine. I'm going to have to google what dichotomy is. I'm absolutely astonished, by the way, that I keep winning this. No one's more horrified by the result than I am. Oh, dear. To be honest, it's not your linguistic skills, but you just know me better. Yes, yes, I don't listen to what I don't listen to what you're saying. I listen to how you're saying it. Yeah, do you listen to the pause? Yes, and I listen to everything either side of it as well. Yeah. And whether I can hear him twirling is mustache. Do you know what? I was saying to Berth this morning I had quite a proud moment this morning over my cup of tea, saying that I managed to make Mr. Primetime Casual make the same sound as Berth does. When we were playing last night over reneisms, I heard the same level of despair. Yeah, basically, let go of... Oh, God. I'm not proud of that. That was over post box, wasn't it? And mail slotting, how are you? I'll get you back, Prime. I'll get you back. Tater's saying, yeah, I'm sorry, Prime's got that. Yeah, I'll be quiet. Just two things off of that. Oh, OK. Looking enough as well. Oh, thank you. To give the proper... Good word. Proper definition. Hustle in this case is really love to hate and hate to love, you know? OK. I like that word. So when you're making out the nonsense, are you making out those nonsense answers or are you getting this from an online quiz? Making out nonsense answers.  I can't believe you both put so much effort into this. We are German. Yeah, it's German efficiency. Absolutely. If you do something, do it right. What is that? Sorry, I just got a complete change of subject. Sorry, I just glanced up and saw Barnard's loop. So I've got two accounts. Obviously I've got my Explorer account as well. And we saw Barnard's loop the other day, didn't we, Rene Regals? But it's... Well, so you'll see on the stream at the moment, it's about Yebig. And where we are with my other character. It's about Yebig and we're the other side of it. I just love that about bytypes.  Yeah, I love that. I just love that about this game. It's just, you know... Okay, so is there anywhere in Elite that you don't see Barnard's loop? Oh god, yeah. Oh yeah. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. We don't see it, for example. Totally don't see it. No, it's big, but it's not that big. Barnard's loop is huge. And it also has lots of permanent locked sectors. And it also looks remarkably similar. With the witch's nebula, which had nebula, what it is, really, really difficult. And it also looks remarkably similar to the symbol on the Thargoid. Yeah, that as well. Yes. You can't tell me that's a coincidence. No, it certainly isn't. Everybody break out your tinfoil hat. Yeah, I did a bit of tinfoil hatchery actually in my log. Oh yeah, you're doing some science, aren't you? I'll put up tomorrow. Okay. Yeah, a bit of tinfoil hatchery about these permanent locked sectors. Oh, brilliant. Okay. There is a middle of nowhere for no apparent reason. Yeah, yeah. So what is the thinking behind the reason? Is there any general thinking behind it? Well, the official frontier excuse is that they kept locked for future expandability story wise. Correct me if I'm wrong, someone that's my understanding from what they've said, but I couldn't tell you where I heard that. But that's why they've got them locked because they want to use them at some point in the future. So obviously one of them's going to be Thargoid space, gotta be. Gotta be.  Guardians, I guess, yeah.  We do not know. I think A.I. is probably in the mix somewhere. If she looks like a guardian bubble, they don't seem to say. Future guardian bubble. I was thinking as well, you know, because the place where we are currently Thives and I on distant worlds too. It's a huge area actually. There's nothing much in it. I think one nebula. I haven't said. But it's huge. It's about the size of the bottle or larger. So it might very well be something like that. Five or six hundred light years across. Do we know if there's any areas of space that are permit locked that aren't centered around nebula? Oh. I don't know. What do you think they are then? What's that? Centred around nebula. Well, all the permit locked areas that I know of at the moment are centered around nebula, yeah. I would make sense to include something like nebula in these sectors. Just to have all features, stellar features. Or are they just the ones we found because we go looking at nebula? That's what I'm thinking. Because it's an awfully big galaxy. It's true. Yeah, do you have a natural inclination to go exploring the nebula? Yeah. So we find someone else is coming in my life. It's A.I. unfortunately. I don't know where Operation Ida are doing their hauling today. I'm guessing it's in open because they're not in the Operation Ida group. Yeah.  Yeah. I think quite a few people had their time. So do they actually have a priority list in which order these stations should be repaired? I was doing some hauling for them about a week or two ago and they did have a... I don't know about priority list for stations themselves. I'm not sure about that but they had a priority list for what they wanted for a particular station. But I've never said I don't, yeah, with regards to what station they're picking up and why. I think when they were doing it down in the Pleiades I think there was definitely a priority list for what stations because they needed to be able to buy stuff and so you've kind of got what's logical to have up and running before everything else I suppose. But in the bubble, everything's everywhere, isn't it? Yeah. Also the distance to the Pleiades. Tata saying most people haul open. Why do they have this private group then? Yeah. That kind of begs the question really. I don't know. Give people the option I suppose. I don't know. Because I thought if this was the big operation either weekend trying to get stations online within 24 hours they would just use this. I wonder if they've got another one for it, if this one gets gets repaired really quickly. Landing successful. Colleges inbound. Have you made any difference? Wrong station. I've come into the wrong bulletin board as well. Yeah, wrong station. What are you looking at? Missions? Yeah.  Yes. I just wanted to avoid that out.  I have fueled. I have definitely fueled. As I was saying, you fueled. I deliberately went through before we started the stream today. I went through my bookmarks on the galaxy map because I knew it was going to be streamed and I didn't want pride getting annoyed at me. I saw that. I tidied it all up. All the stuff that had at the start. I thought it would get angry with me again and I just can't be bothered with that. I like the effect you're having. Yeah. Oh, if you see the stack because you had a hard enough time when you saw my exploration account and that hasn't got that many bookmarks in it. If you saw the bookmarks for this one before I cleaned it up. Oh, my God, you would have gone mad. Five years worth of nonsense I had to get rid of. Oh, God. Tato's saying Open is more safe than people realize, but streaming in a busy system makes you a target. Yes, yes. I'd love to be an Open, I really would, but I'm not going to stream and be an Open. That's just asking for trouble. And Liza too is saying historically played Open but I know we're working on a minor faction and so they are in hiding. I think that's actually quite nice about Elite that all these different modes of play work together the same. I know it annoys a lot of people, doesn't it? I do quite like it, although I would like the option to and I know this will upset people, but I would like the option to stay in Open, but say I don't really want to be bothered with PvP I'd like to be unattackable by other players, I'd like that because I just want to see everyone and I just think it would be nicer to see everyone. That's the option I'd like. The thing is even without being fired upon in Open and PvE you still can get grieved by people like ramming you into the stations or blocking you into the stations or something like that. But I do understand both sides of the argument, I really do. It's very hard. Open and then consensual PvP as well. Tato saying he'll be streaming in Open later on. Quick, go get him. Let's get him. It would be funny if that bird bit crew turned up and wouldn't let him go everywhere. That would be terrible.  Yeah, he would. Even in a T9 he'd ruin my day. Yeah, it's a shame, really. It would be nice to be able to just to see everyone all in one shard, so to speak. That's a bit idyllistic, but it would be nice. Yeah. No mind. At least we've got options. Options is good. This will be my last run, ladies and gentlemen. Excellent. So do we see how much you earn for this? Then we will have two. If you actually made a difference. Yeah, so it would be interesting, wouldn't it? You're delivering 750 tons? About 752 tons, yeah, I believe. Yeah. The seekers of Zendu BGS in Open may have yet to run into any Alliance goons. Hmm. If Leela stops by to swipe we can't that's life. Who's Leela? Should we know who Leela is? No, I don't, but apparently they don't like Tatl's talk. Yeah. Fair enough. What are you going to be streaming, Taito? Are you going to be doing any of this stuff? Or you just... PvP friend of his is Leela, okay. Oh, okay. We could actually do something like that. A perfect, friendly PvP tournament. Yeah, everybody just buys a stock Sidewinder or something like that. Yeah, absolutely. That could be quite fun actually. Yeah, absolutely. Because it's cheap and you don't lose anything. You don't need much time to engineer. Just stock something, you know, small ship. Completely stock and have a go. Yeah, absolutely. Now that would be really good fun.  Yeah. Oh, even I try that? Even I try? I think it'll stay with trying. But... We could do it around. Could you imagine? Yes, I can. Friendlings go to a half percentage. Okay. Or 50% or whatever. You want to agree on something before the duel starts once one of you is at below that percentage you stop shooting at each other and that person has lost. That's how it works when gentlemen or women do PvP. That's quite nice. Oh, okay. I just can't imagine Prime stopping if it was me, honestly. A lot of women. Can you imagine if Prime was shooting me and I got down to 50% Oh, well done mate. We just keep going.  Right, that's the list. I keep meaning to talk to you too. I've got an idea for an event that we can do when you're back that should be hilarious and we're doing it in open as well. Which is? I'm not going to say on stream, I'll keep it a secret. Oh, we've got a secret. Does it involve shooting point time? Potentially. Does it involve hitting burn the condor? No. Does it involve getting revenge for 66? 64. Here we go. Jet Market one last time. And then we'll have a look at some numbers. Yes, if you made a difference. Nice if it did. Yeah, I'm totally made a difference. So, I think last time we were at 86% perium. Yeah, and something around 13,000 units. Unsurprisingly, the deliveries going into the IDA Discord channel were constant. Absolutely constant. Yeah, you reported your hold on the Discord server, didn't you? Yeah, I've done it all of them so far, yeah. I haven't had to put the famous last words, I haven't had to put the booboon on camera. This stream so far, that's a first. Don't jinx it now. Yeah. Well, but you did loop of shame. You did do one loop of shame. I did do a loop of shame, that's very true. Oh, I see what you mean. Yes, I did, I've done all of them. What's that he said afterwards? I'll make the mod. I like all the scaffolding around the platform. Yeah, it's awesome. That's a lot of scaffolding. Straight down. I wish they put the big bays at the back of the station. That's more fun like that. Yeah, you would think that the large learning pest are at the back of the station. You would have thought, yeah, it would make sense. Okay, here we go. Right, let's have a look. See you later, Tado. Yeah, thanks for stopping by, mate. See you, Tado. Popping on his stream as he gets on night. Yeah, definitely. Gonna snipe his power plant. Apparently, that's quite the thing. Yeah, I'm making about 1 million to 1,000. Yeah, but I want to see you snipe something. Yeah. Dude, I couldn't hit a planet. Let me just do my... Well, if you ask your packhounds nicely, maybe they do it for you. Yeah. You can take two ship-launched fighters. Oh. Two ship-launched Germans. Two ship-launched Germans. Ship-launched Germans. Please aim your German directly at the Tado. That'd be so worth it. All right, let's see some numbers. Come on. Where are they? I can't see anything out that window. Sorry, I had to do my... Discord thing for Operation Ida. Okay, there we go. Brilliant's at 100%. Woo-hoo! Indium's at 100%. Galleum's at 100%. Wow! Titanium at 100%. Aluminium at 100%. That's very good. I think their estimate earlier was way over. That's gonna be done in the next couple of hours, surely. That's amazing. I mean, look at the auto-fabricators. 300 units missing. That's nothing. Lithium as well, like 800. Yeah. Wow. That's really good. Oh, that's amazing. Very nice. There's like 1,400, 1,500 synthetic fabrics coming just while we've been talking. Really? Yeah, I'm just looking at the Discord. That's amazing. That's gonna be online in no time. That's fantastic. That's really good. Look at this, look at this. That's incredible. Let's hope they've got a plan B and then there's another station while they've got everyone's attention. Yes, I think they have lots of stations. 776 auto-fabricators just arrived. That's going to kill.  Yeah, more than a little bit. A few credits. Amazing. Oh, that's brilliant. There you go. Successful. Thank you very much everybody for stopping by. It was lovely to see you. We must do this again. I'll say thank you very much to Mr Primetime Casual. You can find his blogs on YouTube if you look up Primetime Casual. He's currently on Distant Worlds and does a... Is it once a week you do those Prime? Once a week, yes. They're very good. Tyvin does a textual log which is rewritten. Re's always remarking. Re's always remarking on the quality of your writing because she does a quick edit for you. They sort of take you to a place that you're not, don't they? Yeah, they're really, really good. If you're not on Distant Worlds, it just gives you a taste of it. I really like that every week. Thank you very much everybody. This has been huge fun. Well done, Operation Ida. Let's hope there's a plan B and there's another one that would be really good to see. See you later all. Bye.


Biological life cycle. In biology, a biological life cycle or just life cycle when the biological context is clear is a series of changes in form that an organism undergoes, returning to the starting state. The concept is closely related to those of the life history, development and ontogeny, but differs from them in stressing renewal. Generations of form may involve growth, asexual reproduction, or sexual reproduction. In some organisms, different generations of the species succeed each other during the life cycle. For plants and many algae, there are two multicellular stages, and the life cycle is referred to as alternation of generations. The term life history is often used, particularly for organisms such as the red algae which have three multicellular stages or more rather than two. Life cycles that include sexual reproduction involve alternating haploid then and diploid to n-stages, i.e., the change of ploidy is involved. To return from a diploid stage to a haploid stage, meiosis must occur. In regard to changes of ploidy, there are three types of cycles. Haplontic life cycle, the haploid stage is multicellular and the diploid stage is a single cell. Meiosis is zygotic. Diplontic life cycle, the diploid stage is multicellular and haploid gametes are formed. Meiosis is dramatic. Haploid-diplontic life cycle also referred to as diplo-haplontic, diplopidontic, or dybiotic life cycle. Multicellular diploid and haploid stages occur. Meiosis is sporic. The cycles differ in when mitosis growth occurs. Zygotic meiosis and gametic meiosis have one mitotic stage. Mitosis occurs during the n-phase in zygotic meiosis and during the 2-n-phase in gametic meiosis. Therefore, zygotic and gametic meiosis are collectively termed haplobiantic single mitotic phase. Not to be confused with haplontic sporic meiosis. On the other hand, has mitosis in two stages, both mod diploid and haploid stages, termed haplobiantic not to be confused with diplo-haplontic.


2016 jet boat marathon sponsored by ITM and design windows today we're looking at doing the criterion which is about a 30k run one boat at a time because it'll take some time for the 30 boats to get through here but what this does is give them the seating for tomorrow this marathon 650k is a racing over seven days this course is the same course as what they're gonna do next year for the world so there's some great rivers in here you know you've got the YA you've got the Y-Mac, you've got the Rekai, you've got the Y-Taki and the Clutha the big turbine boats will really perform there and of course we've got the Dart, the Clutha and the Matuki and then you do the shut-over and the shut-overs where all those jet boat tour operators operate they shut it down and it's extremely exciting very narrow and of course overseas competitors is what we're hoping for next year yeah they set the course up this year to mirror what they're gonna do next year for the world championships and my father and I came over from the States and we're gonna look at all the rivers here and hopefully have a great week today's the Hamilton Jet Criterium on the Y-Mac about a 30k lap and this is the seating positions for the boat already the second boat out which is an FS boat run aground now you wouldn't expect an FX boat which is a light boat controlled class engine to run aground but he did so hey he's up against the clock is ready and normally classes like CX and FX they race for days and they'll be seconds or minutes apart pretty short days racing on the Y-Mac because hey but guys are pretty nervous when they give me a boat they may not have been in them for a while it's 32k circuit racing one at a time it's not what they normally race but hey we've got some great results today we've got Jason Young of course and the CX boat he's our current world champion out of America and just won a world champion very fast boat you've got Aaron Morrison and his A-Class boat but believe it or not I think the turbine's got licked today by a twin turbocharged Nissan and that was of course Ben Baxter's boat today suited the twin turbocharged boat it's a shorter boat a lot more power people a lot power to weight ratio and acceleration out of the corners that boats hard to beat on a short course like that it's suited for tight stuff we don't like big rivers but out there was pretty much perfect for us what about tomorrow tomorrow it's probably I think we'll work out of pretty good that's no rumors


Hi friends and subscribers, welcome back to my YouTube channel. This is Daniel Rosel bringing this video as usual from Jerusalem but today I'm bringing this from a little bit of a different location. I'm in my long-standing favourite Ethiopian restaurant in the city for those who didn't spot the amazing letters of the Amharic alphabet behind me. This restaurant's called Habish Jerusalem and it's located just off Agrippa Street which is one of the main streets in Jerusalem leading up to Shukmanehuda and on this little side street off of Agrippa Street I counted no less than three different Ethiopian restaurants side by side. So people when they come to Jerusalem looking for Middle Eastern food there's certainly lots of falafel and shawarma on offer but there's also this really really incredible Ethiopian restaurant scene that I've been patronizing for years and which a lot of people are surprised to know exist in the city. There are many Ethiopian restaurants in Jerusalem simply because there are a lot of Ethiopian Jews who made aliyah that means that they moved to Israel and they brought with them their amazing cuisine. So for those who haven't eaten Ethiopian before this is what you can expect to eat. It's basically this is their vegetarian platter they have a meat platter as well and it's a bunch of different the veggie platter that I've ordered today it's a bunch of different lentils cooked in Ethiopian spices there's an amazing Ethiopian spice blend called berbere that is consists of a bunch of spices from Ethiopia including chili you can buy it here in the local Ethiopian food stores which are going to go to next but they have both this and they have tibs which is basically a cooked beef dish. Now this particular restaurant is not kosher certified but there are other ones in israel that are as well as this absolutely amazing lentil mix of lentils served on this bread this bread is called injera and it's basically a fermented teff bread it takes a full three days to make because it's fermented and some people might liken it to a platter it's not only the bread that is delicious in its own right it's got a slightly tangy flavor but you just peel it off and you don't use cutlery when you're eating Ethiopian food you just scoop up some of the lentil mixes this is shiro that I'm having here and you just pop it in your mouth and it's absolutely a fantastic array of flavors I think that a lot of locals have discovered Ethiopian food in the last few years but still for tourists there's a lot of people who haven't found out that this exists in Jerusalem yet it might be quite exciting to find that it does as well as the main dishes of the vegetarian platter and the meat platter I also highly recommend trying Ethiopian coffee there's an Ethiopian coffee ceremony called buna in which the coffee is infused with incense smoke and served from this distinctive coffee serving utensil called ajebana it's absolutely amazing if I'm not mistaken Ethiopia is actually the home of coffee and they make it really really well they also have local Ethiopian beer that they import here two types of beer called habish and st. George they have both they're amazing a few bottles of beer some really really spicy Ethiopian food and if you like it extra spicy ask for some awaze hot sauce and it's an absolutely incredible meal so this is habish in Jerusalem and this is the proprietor s sara who I asked to say a few words about the restaurant as well as there being more Ethiopian restaurants in Jerusalem than I can care to count there's also a really vibrant ecosystem if you want to use that word of Ethiopian food stores supplying everything that the Ethiopian community needs to cook their amazing amazing food anyone who's into Ethiopian food knows about injera the delicious fermented tef bread that takes about three days to ferment and there's also behind me if lots and lots of lentils as well as berbere mitmita the big classic Ethiopian spice mixes green coffee beans Ethiopians are really into roasting their own coffee at home on a pan and making the most amazing coffee in the world Jebin is you can also see behind me which are the traditional vessels used in the Ethiopian coffee ceremony called Buna and lots lots more so I think for people looking to get into a really exciting form of cooking in Jerusalem these Ethiopian food stores are amazing and this one is located just outside from shuk mahanehuda just across the road you can probably hear some guys lighting the hanukkah menorah so there's a lot of different cultures and foods available in Jerusalem


So in Eric Dacosta's press conference the other day, there were a couple of things that I wanted him to speak on, which he did. Number one was Lamar Jackson's contract and the status of it. Number two was Hollywood Brown and his fifth year option. And number three was the status of John Harbaugh's contract extension, which he spoke very briefly on. Didn't really say too much about it, but he did touch on it a little bit. But another thing, a bonus that a lot of us got was from both him and John Harbaugh was when they both spoke of Marcus Peters. And this is one of the last things that I wanted to touch on that occurred in both press conferences. When Harbaugh spoke on Marcus Peters, he said that it's going to be nice to get two first round corners back. And we know that he wasn't speaking of Marlon Humphrey and Jimmy Smith because Jimmy Smith looks like he's headed out the door into retirement. So he was obviously talking about one Marcus Peters. And then with Eric DeCosta, he spoke about Marcus Peters in the way that he spoke about Steve Smith, senior and Quam Bolden and some other guys that have just came to the Ravens and you felt like these dudes should have been here from a long time ago. Kaleis Campbell is another one of those guys that he talks about like that. And that has been the case with Marcus Peters. He has been such a perfect fit, a perfect fit. Not only his game on the field, but his game off the field too. The way he talks, that attitude, that swagger, that confidence that he plays with and exhibits. He is just a perfect Raven.  Now, because this is where it gets really tricky and this is why a lot of Ravens fans, they were worried. They were a little bit scared about Marcus Peters status because it's not a good look when a cornerback is coming off of an ACL or Achilles injury, whatever it was. It's not a good look, especially when they have a big cap hit coming up. Huge cap hit. And the Ravens, I believe from cutting him, they could save $10 million on the cap. And you know Ravens cap space is always tight. So they're going to look for ways that they can save and they can maneuver that cap to where they can have more of it, but at the same time, keep some guys around. And Ravens will have a couple of different options on what they can do with Marcus Peters and the way they can do it with him. So one of those options is releasing Marcus Peters. Now when you release him, that would be a big risk because you could release him and you could do a handshake deal. Like, hey, we just releasing you so we can get some cap space back, but you'll be back. But if they do that, they better act quick. They better act real fast because there will be plenty of other people who will be requested Marcus Peters services if he ever even sniffed free agency. It would not take long. He has never gotten to be a free agent before. So this that would be huge because remember that it was the chiefs that drafted him. Then they traded him to the Rams. Then the Rams traded him to the Ravens. So he never got to be a free agent before. So you know, he would have people knocking at his door like crazy. But if the Ravens release him, they could do that. And then they could resign him for a cheaper deal or a deal that structured that really helps both parties out or really helps them out. But Marcus Peters, he going to be straight. Another thing that they could do, they could just give him an extension. They could give him an extension. They could stretch out that cap space over the next couple of years and lower his current cap hit because that would help them out a lot as well. So Marcus Peters, he is in pretty good shape when it comes to getting money from the Ravens. Now, one thing that I don't think that they can do, I really don't because this is where Marcus Peters has all the leverage in the world. I don't think they can accidentally take a pay cut. I don't because again, the same way with Lamar Jackson, you knew their value when they played. You knew their value when they were on the field.  And then even Marcus Peters, like who knew that he was a defensive coordinator? Who knew? Now, I know one of my guys had brought out that Marcus Peters did a lot of the play calling when he did play. And a lot of telling like Marlon Humphrey what he needed to do, what he needed to be. A lot of telling the different corners where they needed to do and whatnot. And we saw that when he was over there calling plays on the sideline. I was like, okay, wow, that's probably the real reason why they were pushing Wink out the door because they said, oh, we got a defensive coordinator right here and Marcus Peters. But anyway, they can't ask him to take a pay cut. Well, they can. But if he decides he wants to decline that, okay. No problem. Now with Eric Dacosta and John Hobart within both acknowledging that Marcus Peters is going to be back and he ain't going nowhere. That's cool. And that's nice. But now let's see how the action follows because again, like we talked about, the way that they answered a lot of the questions, everything sounded nice. Everything sounded great. Everything splendid. Awesome. But now it's about the action because you could have a good talk game. You could have a great talk game as they both did. Both of those press conferences, they went pretty good. They went smoothly. They had all their answers ready. They knew it. They were like, boom, boom, boom. All right. What you got for me? But now it's about the actions. Now it's about the follow up. Now let's see how you handle that Marcus Peters situation because you clearly need him or you clearly need Marcus Peters. And Eric Dacosta, he even mentioned, hey, we want more turnovers. We want to be more disruptive as a defense. And it's like, oh, yeah, yeah, that's, that's Marcus Peters all day. And I saw some, some sell Ravens expected to be interested in JC Jackson. But that'd be nice. I would love it. And again, you can never have enough corners. We all know, and with Jimmy Smith leaving with Anthony Avery leaving with those guys being on the outskirts of the Ravens, they're going to need more secondary help. But I just, I don't envision them getting JC Jackson. I would love it, but I don't see it happening. But with Marcus Peters, he just, he brings so much to this team. He brings so much to the Ravens team. And it would be very hard to replace that. Because again, it's not just about the interceptions. It's about the swag. It's about the confidence. It's about the attitude. It's about his talk game. Like you think Eric Dacosta and John Hubbard got a mean talk game? Listen to Marcus Peters. Listen to him mic'd up. It might not be so team keeping clean though. And even in the pressers, when he would do the pressers for the Ravens, it was not so team keeping clean. This dude would be letting stuff fly left and right. I'm like, come on, MP juice. Like, we love you. We just keep it clean, man. But that's Marcus Peters in a nutshell. So we'll see exactly how the Ravens address this, his situation and his cap hit and his standings with the Ravens. Now, another thing that Eric Dacosta touched on in the press conference that I wanted to talk about briefly, because I really felt it on a whole other level. When he talked about the Ravens, the cap room, the limited cap room. And he, when he spoke about them just wanting to, they had a chance to pull the trigger on some trades. And again, we get frustrated when we, because we always hear about the almost trades. We always hear about them. And especially after the trade deadline, we always hear about the, oh, well Ravens almost made this one. Oh, they could have made that, but they didn't know. Oh, they almost, we always hear about that. But I did appreciate him addressing the why, at least for this year, why a lot of those trades didn't happen. And he said that he didn't want to mortgage the future. He said that he didn't want to have the possible dead cap money, the dead money on the cap, I mean, excuse me. He said he didn't want to do that. So that's why they ended up not going through with some of the deals that they could have made happen. And basically what Eric Dacosta was saying was like, man, we were broke. We were broke. We ain't got, we ain't have it. And boy, when he said that, I was like, oh, Eric Dacosta, I felt that one, man. Cause I surely have been there multiple times, a lot of times, to where it's like, dang, I just, I ain't got it. I ain't got no money. I'm broke. So when he said that one, I was like, oh, that one. Wrote back a lot of memories, man, but it's all about, that's life, man. It's a process, man. So I appreciated that. But anyway, these were the last couple of things that I just wanted to touch on when it came to the press conference. Obviously then picking up Hollywood's fifth year option and them saying that they're gonna keep Marcus Peters that he ain't going nowhere. So all right, Raven, you better deliver on that one now. So again, let's just see how they follow through with everything that they said they're gonna do. Cause we still watching and waiting. Team keep it clean. We out.


Welcome to JSA TV, where we're covering the latest stories, trends, and innovations from leaders in global connectivity, digital infrastructure, and the networks within. We are coming to you live from Times Square, New York City, at DCD Connect 2024, and I'm here with Mr. Steve Lewis. Steve is the VP of U.S. Sales for Echo Sense, a rapidly growing SaaS company leader reimagining the future of operational performance. Did I get all of that right, Steve? You nailed it. That's exactly what we do. Outstanding. So why don't you tell our viewers a little bit more about Echo Sense and what brings you to the show today? Yeah, you bet. So Echo Sense is a data center optimization software company. We've been around for about 10 years. We specialize in helping data center professionals optimize their environment from a power and a cooling perspective. We also are working with data center professionals to really extend the useful life of the infrastructure in their data center. So the perimeter infrastructure like your air conditioning units, some of the larger power infrastructure, and then really providing granular data at the rack level so that we can then use machine learning, AI, to make some optimization recommendations to really improve the efficiency and also reduce risk within the data center. We've been around, as I mentioned, for 10 years. We've deployed our systems globally. We've got literally thousands of sites that are utilizing our software today. We're monitoring and managing. If you break it down to a rack level, hundreds of thousands of racks, and really billions of data points, all of that data feeds in and really drives what that machine learning and AI does from an optimization perspective. So we've got a low-bust data lake, if you will, to really give us the experience that we need to make the optimization happen in the data center. I couldn't have segue to my next question any better, Steve. We don't let anybody escape the interview today without talking about AI, and you are no different. So why don't we talk a little bit about AI optimization within the data center and why it is so critical today? Yeah, absolutely. I think if I could share just some kind of mind-numbing numbers. Let's do it. So the typical EchoSense customer, after they've deployed our system and leveraged our AI and optimization tools, they see about a 30% reduction in the costs associated with cooling their data center. So very significant. That's for real. Right? The other thing that we find is they're only utilizing about 40% of the available cooling, yet they're still experiencing airflow challenges. So what that tells us is they're stranded capacities, right? It's not without the best intentions, but ultimately, there's some inefficiencies within the data center. And so what we do very well is we help to visualize what was unvisualizable, if that's even a word, right? It is today. Right now. Yeah, right now. TM. So it gives you the ability to not only look at temperature, but really to understand the distribution of airflow, right? How are these air handling units performing? How does it relate to outside air if we're looking at, you know, the temperature in the environment? Can we see seasonal changes? Can we see changes when we're ramping up, processing? All of those things, we can help bring to light for a data center professional. We help to provide capacity planning tools. So not just do I have space? Do I have power? Do I have cooling? Because those are relatively easy based on nameplate readings. But ultimately, you want to understand in this environment, if I put a rack here that's 15 kilowatts, I know I've got power coming from a UPS or a PDU, whatever the distribution path may be. But from an airflow perspective, am I delivering enough CFM and cold air to that space? Because we do the machine learning and the AI, we can understand not just how that rack units behave, the air handling units behave, but what's their zone of influence? How far do they reach? What happens when once cycles off the other, where does the load get picked up? So we give the operational awareness that people are really looking forward to say, OK, I can add load here. This would be a good place to do it. And then again, the environment is always changing. So traditionally, if you wanted to optimize, maybe bring in an engineering team and they'd say, OK, you need to deploy containment. You need to put in blanking panels or change some things around. But if you're constantly seeing changes in the environment from a rack deployment perspective, you've got internal customers bringing in new servers, it's a dynamic environment. You want to be able to optimize on the fly without commissioning somebody out. That's what we do with our cooling advisor tool, which is a native solution within Echo SOF. I love it. I'm going to go off script just for a moment because I'm fascinated by this conversation. And it is because the more people I speak to today, the more I see that every little bit counts. Everyone has a place and together in aggregate, it is a massive difference maker, whether it be cabling solutions within the data center and everything that you all are doing with all of the variables that are impacting the data center and how to monitor those and optimize those for greater efficiency and sustainability. And we talk about this, but it isn't just about, as you said, the space and the power and the cooling. All very important. But there's a myriad of things that ultimately contribute to the successful implementation of a more efficient, more sustainable data center.  So anyway, I would love to hear from you. As far as some of the numbers that you've already thrown out, where do you foresee this going? Yeah, that's a great question. I think you're probably talking to a lot of people here about, I've got a plan for AI. That's right. And there's a lot of vendors here that do things very well from a directed to chip cooling perspective, immersion cooling, liquid cooling, all of those things. But ultimately, the infrastructure that's going to support this new technology, most people don't know if it's ready. It's legacy. That's it. Yeah. And so what we're seeing is if we're finding stranded capacities, then we can prolong that decision to build or to make massive changes to the infrastructure. So you have to have eyes on everything. And it's not just monitoring the inherent telemetry of the device, but it's leveraging machine learning. How does it behave in this environment with all the interdependencies between power and cooling systems? You have to have a full picture to see it all, to really understand, OK, I can safely outload this site. Because if we're being frank, no one's going to deploy 50kW racks across an entire enterprise data center. It's just not going to happen at least anytime soon. But they're going to have high density zones, right? And so how do we plan for that? That's a different story than an entire enterprise of high density. So we're really looking at, again, extending the useful life of the facility and managing risk, reducing risk, providing visualizations, predictability. Those are things that we're doing very well with our software. Yeah. I mean, that's where it feels like it's going. It's like, what can we do right now to make sure that what we're going to do in the future is meaningful? Yeah. And I love that story. But anyway, so anyway, thank you for indulging me. I appreciate that. But let's talk about a new product of yours, EchoSim. You want to talk a little bit about that? Yeah. So EchoSim, I think the conversation that we're having bleeds right into what EchoSim does. EchoSim is really that. That was intentional. Yeah, that's great. That's good. You're good at this. You've done it before. So EchoSim really provides a data center operator, a safe environment, a sandbox, where they can run through all of the what-if scenarios, right? So it helps them to understand what's the optimal way to leverage the infrastructure in the environment. If they've got plans to deploy another 100 kilowatts of load, you can plug that in and say, OK, where are the bottlenecks, right? I think, at first pass, we don't have enough power. But ultimately, it's going to show you the impact from a cooling perspective on the chillers on the air handling units. It'll give you the ability to do failover scenarios. So if I drop my A side, is my redundancy strategy sound? Am I really going to be able to do this? And so it's a whole simulation tool that really helps even engineering folks, right, to determine well, how's the best way to build out a new data center? How's is the best way to build out another room within an existing data center? What infrastructure is going to need to be replaced and when, right? So all of those tools reside in this EchoSim product. Fantastic. In the PR marketing business, we're always talking about establishing best practices. What's working? What isn't working? EchoSim sounds like that's the sandbox to establish those best practices to make sure that it's worked, to make sure that the results are meaningful. Exactly. You hit it exactly on the head. That's what EchoSim does. I love it. I love it. And Steve, thank you so much for being with us. I appreciate it very much. Absolutely. Thank you. And thank you viewers for watching JSA TV. Stay curious and keep networking and we'll see you soon.