Good afternoon, I'm Greg Otto and I lead the cloud services team at Comcast with responsibilities for our pivotal cloud Foundry environment It's really an honor to be here and to see such a growing and vibrant community and all the additional folks that have joined It's really a privilege to be here Since the foundation came to me just last week to come and speak to you all I thought I might take some creative liberties with my content So I want to shamelessly plug Comcast Nick thank you for the for the kickoff So it's a really exciting team to be part of because We had the courage and foresight to disrupt ourselves To change the way in which we develop and deliver software I think this became most evident with the success that we've had with our X1 platform We have over 16 million X1 boxes and customers homes and There's new products and services that are being delivered faster than ever on top of this new platform And it's being delivered in a multi-cloud way We've already heard about multi-cloud Delivery and you're going to see that as a theme throughout the rest of the conference And it's really a privilege for me to be part of Comcast and seeing the X1 team Delivering in a multi-cloud way for years now So it's going to be really interesting to see how that develops over the course of this conference in the course of the coming years a Really proud moment for me was late last year in 2015 when we went live in production with business critical services from our back office systems on our new Cloud Foundry environment We're seeing many millions of transactions every single day We put Cloud Foundry directly in the customer critical path We have applications that are running 30,000 events a second on this new platform So I want to take you through our journey briefly because I have seven minutes and 57 seconds left So it started in late 2014 We met with some of the folks from Pivotal and it became immediately apparent that they were just as passionate and excited about change As we were so we hit it off right away So I went to a couple of my engineers who were here with me this week and I told them pack your bags. We're going to Denver. We're going to do a two-day workshop We're on day one. We're going to build the pads platform And then on day two, we're going to push applications to it We're going to pick a couple of the developers from our product teams and we're going to do this workshop And we did it. We had a successful workshop and that was great But definitely the team sort of felt like this and I think Angel can relate to this Because I hadn't really told them before we went about Cloud Foundry They had to figure it out There was a lot of googling that was going on and I was certainly not the most popular person to Comcast before we went But there was a lot of buzz in the community because they saw how easy it was to work with the platform We had a successful prototype that was created 30 days after we had the workshop Some of the best things that happened actually after we left There was a lot of magic because of the interface and the ease of which the developers were able to work with this platform So my engineers had to think about what do we need to do in order to scale this platform What is it going to take to design and build and onboard new applications? So we started to dig into some of the details and it started to feel like this This is definitely not for the faint of heart There's a lot of considerations and there's a lot of components to instrument But again, I had confidence in the team appreciate it guys and They were able to design and build and scale this platform and onboard more applications And the most important thing is that we worked really closely with the development teams so that they knew that we were going through this Transformation together. I want to walk through briefly our approach. There were a lot of layers of complexity to our approach but in summary The first thing that we needed to do was we needed to pick a product So we placed a bet on Cloud Foundry and clearly it's winning in this space We spent most of our time focusing on our people The people on my cloud team Certainly the people in the development organizations The people that we partnered with and then of course we had the Cloud Foundry community and we learned a lot of things together Once we were able to get Everyone confident they were going through this transformation together It was a lot easier to channel our passion into creating the outcomes that we had expected and we did realize some really big benefits So let's get to those two of the emerging highlights in terms of benefits came from The time it takes to deliver a new feature when there's a new idea or a new requirement from the business Getting that delivered as a feature in an application or a product could take several weeks at least And now with a new platform the experience was it took two to three days big improvement a Huge area of opportunity was around product scaling Some of our applications it took Sometimes months in order to scale our platforms in order to meet the ever-growing business demands and now That happens in minutes and it happens automatically because we were able to enable the auto scaling features in our platform so definitely a lot of big Improvements that we saw were really bullish on Cloud Foundry We're definitely really excited to be part of this community We hope to see you at some of our talks. We have two talks that are happening on Wednesday. Both are happening the same day First you're going to hear from Tim and Neville About how wonderful it is to work for me and then they're also going to talk about what it's like to run this environment in production with the scale that we have so far and we're onboarding new applications all the time and Then the second talk is really interesting So Nick from our development organization has also joined us right in the better together story With respect to what it was like for the developers to go through this process because for the development teams They went through a very different experience than we did and they did a lot of heavy lifting So you definitely want to come and check Nick out because he has a lot of really good information to share And we're really excited to hear your feedback So just to wrap things up Couple of things that we highlighted our workshop proof of concept two days appreciate it The service prototypes are the developers that went and continued to working with our cloud team after we left Delivered a working prototype of services within the 30 days, which is really impressive and then some of the big features that are really Helping drive more and more developers onto the platform are the idea to feature having that process that creative process take from weeks to just a couple of days and then my favorite is scaling of the platforms From months down to minutes Have a great conference. Thank you very much You


I mean I'm just right to to focus every day it's my kid be be professional do my adjustments every day and nothing try to enjoy him and look for for for my pitch what adjustments have you made what has been the difference for you I mean after the O I I think I tried to do too much I mean everybody throw me everything and swing everything I mean right now I'm just straight to to be relaxed a little bit try to do my adjustment and be the game a little bit more slow and enjoy you feel like you're at a really good place at the plate right now yeah I mean I held the team I think it's the most important I'm feel really good for that and and just be be prepared every night and try to do my job very few players you start as well as you did and stay that way for the entire career they have rough parts like you did how do you feel like it was important to kind of get that behind you and learn from it and move forward yeah I mean it's hit is it's not that easy for sure we face the best pitcher of the of the war and I'm just I'm just right be be be focused I know the baseball is tough game we got some days really good some days but I mean I say humble stay be focused and try to do my job if not hit I try to be really good in the defense with your homerun in the second you're the youngest Yankee since Mickey Mantle to get a hundred hits in a season is that meaningful to you I'm feel really good for that a proud for for for a state we we're the major and all the guys and just be focused every day and and try to do the job really good I mean Tanaka is awesome he pitching pretty well tonight and everybody feel comfortable with that and just be focusing the different if if I I got a chance to to help take any ground boss and and try to to help Tanaka tonight


Stevenson defeats Lightcombing 64-55 here in the Matt Commonwealth quarterfinals. Glen Clark with head coach Jackie Boswell. Coach, what did you say at half time that led to that stirring defense to offense performance there in the third quarter that turned this game around? You know, Lightcombing is a really good team. They always come out really strong. So all we wanted to do was be able to kind of weather that storm in the first half. You know, they made that run at us in the first half just on Saturday as well. So we just wanted to be confident and rely on our defense. We know we can do it. We knew we couldn't do that for 40 minutes. So we just tried to save it for the second half and see how much pressure we could put on them. And I really definitely changed the flow of the game a little bit. What about the balance from your starters tonight? Every single one of them scoring at least nine points in this game. Yeah, I mean it was a great team effort. You know, they really shared the ball with each other. You know, they kept throwing a lot of different defenses at us. So we had to really rely on our experience to be able to identify what the defenses were and attack it. So you have three straight wins. Now you go on the road and it's a tough one is you're going to have to try to take down Messiah on Wednesday night with a short turnaround. What does this team do to pull off the upset on Wednesday? You know, I think we just kind of, you know, we don't want to overcoat it, right? So we just want to get out here tomorrow, get some shots up, rest their legs a little bit. You know, the starters played a lot of minutes. We didn't go very deep today. You know, so because we're really getting these freshmen some experience.  And so it was great. We just need to, you know, try to get our nerves under control a little bit and just get a lot of shots up tomorrow. We'll try to enjoy this for half a second. Good luck on Wednesday. All right. Great. Thank you. She's Coach Jackie Boswell. I'm Glenn Clark. Go MustangSports.com.


Do I need a reverse osmosis filter if I have a whole home filtration system? Okay, a reverse osmosis system, yes. You can do the tap on the sink, that separate tap for fresh drinking water and run a line to the fridge. So the answer to that question is you can do both. If you get a whole home filtration system, it doesn't hurt to add the reverse osmosis. It's a three-stage system for filtering your water that you're going to drink. I recommend to do both.


is to try to persuade you to adopt a plugin. And adopting a plugin is a process that the Jenkins project uses to allow people to maintain plugins across the world. So what we've got here is individual maintainers, one or two or sometimes three are the ones who care for an individual plugin. And those maintainers release the plugin, they update it to use new versions, et cetera. Well, one of the things we need is more maintainers because we've got over a hundred that are ready to be adopted. Now, first challenge is we need to overcome your sense of imposter syndrome. Oh, I can't do that. Then we're gonna talk about how you can find which plugins you could adopt, then you send the request to adopt the plugin and you start improving it. It's actually a relatively lightweight process to do this. And some of these plugins are so lightweight that you could adopt them and only spend on the order of minutes or maybe an hour a week and still be a very successful plugin maintainer. So this is not a life commitment.  First, yes, go ahead, Dheeraj. So in the previous slide, if you can go back. Uh-huh. So there you mentioned that improve the plugin and release the improvements. Can you give me more examples on how we can improve a plugin? Absolutely, yes. So for instance, one of the things that I think it was actually Jonathan mentioned is he's been maintaining a plugin, just keeping it up to date. And one way to improve the plugin is to update it so that you're sure it runs with and depends on a modern Jenkins version. So you might update the palm file to use the most recent palm. You might update its dependencies to depend on more recent, more modern libraries. Those are very valuable improvements that help reduce the load on others and reduce the risks and the debt that exists for a project that has a nice long life like Jenkins does. So Dheeraj, did that answer your question? Yes, thank you. Super, and thank you for asking questions. That's exactly what we want. So one of the things that I wrestled with as I was considering becoming a plugin maintainer is imposter syndrome. This is a condition where people mistakenly downgrade or deprecate or deride their own skills and their own ability to learn. And I'm here to persuade you that you should stop doing that when it comes to adopting a plugin. If you're willing to learn, if you're willing to ask questions, if you're willing to seek answers, test your changes and help others, then you are ready to adopt a Jenkins plugin. There are plugins that you could adopt if you're willing to do basic, fundamental things like this. Now, if you say, oh, I can't do those things, all right, then maybe you shouldn't adopt a plugin, but most people with technology experience could benefit themselves and others by adopting a plugin and caring for it, spending 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, exploring it to understand how it might be improved just a little bit. So let's talk first about some of the plugins that are available for adoption. So there are API plugins. Now what an API plugin is in the adoption list is it's a plugin that is a Jenkins representation of an existing API component. For example, the Apache HTTP client is a released library that's shipped by others, but in order to make it convenient to use for a Jenkins developer, we have a Jenkins plugin whose whole job is to bundle that library. It's a pretty simple task to maintain the API plugin. You watch the API that it's bundling when it releases a new version, you update the plugin and release, test it and release a new version with that updated library. So Apache HTTP client right now is on version 4.13. You would watch and when 4.14 releases, you choose to update the Palm file, one line, build it, test it in your Jenkins instance and submit a release. And now you've released a new version of the plugin. Likewise, there are build utilities. One of these may be something you're already using where you say, oh, that matters to me. I use Timeout or, oh yeah, I use the configuration file provider. Or you know what, promoted build is important to me. Well, guess what? Adopting those is a way to serve your community, serve yourself and help others. Likewise, very popular are the SCM plugins.  I maintain the Git plugin and the way I got there was I started by writing tests for the Git plugin, trying to avoid regressions. And after writing tests for a while, people said, hey, should we just give this guy commit permission because he keeps submitting all these tests? You could do that. Now there are more things, more plugins that could be adopted like on Windows, if you're a Windows user, there are Windows specific things that could help others and may help you as well. Maybe you use MS build and you need the MS build plugin or you use Wix to build your installer or you depend on the Windows management install, the WMI layer agents. All those are looking for adoption. Likewise, there are admin tools that you may use. Maybe you use one of the backup plugins or the job config history or maybe you're a cloud user and one of these cloud plugins that's up for adoption is a candidate that you should consider. Likewise, there are test tools that need to be put up that have been put up for adoption and are ready. So all of them give us a hint that there's lots that you could do if you were willing to adopt a plugin and help us. So now let's take a minute here and look at the process. And I've got a, whoops, I need to go back one. So this is what we do. We follow this page that gives us instructions on how to identify a plugin that's up for adoption and then adopt it. And it talks about, hey, you send an email to the Jenkins developer mailing list with a link to the plugin you want to adopt, a link to the pull request that you'd like to deliver, if any, your GitHub username and your Jenkins account. So now how do we find plugins that need adoption? Let's go back and let's locate them on the plugin site. Jenkins plugins. And if I remember correctly, what we do is we ask about adopt. No, that's not right. Let's see, it is, I think it's label equals. Okay, let's find CVS. We'll find it the easy way. Click here and I'm going to click this label, adopt this plugin. There we go. Come on. So when I refresh this page, we're going to see that list of 111 plugins that are up for adoption. Let me put this into the slide. That really belongs there. Because you need to know where to find the plugin to adopt. I guess that another way is that you could go to your Jenkins plugin section. And then if you are using a specific plugin that is requiring adoption, you will see on their install section. That's the more that it's a way to find it, right? Oh, that is Marcel. That is a brilliant way to find it. Thank you for highlighting that. That is absolutely. So did you catch what Marcel said? He noted your Jenkins installation will hint to you the things you might consider adopting. So what I did was I went to the Jenkins dashboard to manage Jenkins, manage plugins and under installed. Now look at these nice big boxes that tell me, oh, hey, the Apache HTTP Components Client 4.x API plugin is up for adoption. This is one that I was describing, right? So you see it here and this is a great candidate. Maybe you say, I'd like to know more about that plugin. So you open that link and here is all the discussion about that plugin. Oh, I'd like to see it's GitHub repository. There it is, ready to go. Okay, what kinds of changes have happened recently? All visible from here and waiting for you to get involved to adopt it. Excellent, Marcel. Thanks so much for pointing that out. So let's look at my installation to see just how many of the plugins that I actively use are up for adoption. So I've got Apache HTTP, authorize the BitBucket branch source, the build timeout plugin, conditional build step, config file provider. This one's actually quite valuable to me. I like that one. Configuration slicing, oh, I love this one. And I would love for somebody to adopt it because it lets me with one set of clicks modify the configurations of many, many jobs all at once. And gives you a good hint of the kinds of plugins that are up for adoption. Marcel, thanks again for pointing us that way. That's a great, let me put that in the slides is look at your own Jenkins instance. Manage plugins installed, excellent. So the process that was described there send an email to the Jenkins developers mailing list is pretty simple. It's not a very high bar. You can just ask, hey, I'd like to be made a maintainer. Now, with some of the plugins, they may ask that you first submit pull requests to show that you're interested. That's a fair thing. And okay, it's a great way to get involved. Any other questions so far? Hello, Mark. Hello, this is the ratio here. In context to the skill sets that is required actually to develop a plugin. Can you please tell me what specific Java skills do we need? Good question. So what specific Java skills are needed to maintain a plugin? So if it's okay, I'm gonna tell my story as a way to answer your question. So I was a manager, morning, morning manager, I said manager. I was a manager of a team of software developers. I had been managing for many years and therefore did not write code day to day. I did not. But I was interested because I wanted to be sure that the particular plugin that caught my interest was had more tests. So I started personally writing tests but I had not done active Java development. I had little or no experience in Java IDEs and I used my beginnings of adopting the plugin to learn those things. So if you're willing to learn about Java, if you're willing to learn about how to use Maven, I had never used Maven before starting work on the Jenkins Git plugin. I had all those things were brand new to me and I used this as a way to learn them. So in terms of the bar to actually do the work, it's quite low. Now, yes, if you don't have interest in it, if you say, no, I wanna do JavaScript, then you probably should not adopt a Jenkins plugin. It is Java development. Siddish, did that answer your question or would you like to explore it further? Thanks, Mark. Thanks for the answer. I'm satisfied. However, successive to this question, and I also have another question, like Jenkins extensions are sometimes built using Ruby as well. So is knowledge of Ruby also sufficient or is it only pure Java that we need? So generally a Jenkins plugin will not be built with Groovy. Many people use Groovy to create pipelines. They use Groovy in very interesting ways, but a plugin will generally be a Java component rather than a Groovy component. Given that Groovy and Java syntax are quite similar, I didn't find it difficult to learn Groovy when I needed it, but in my case, I had been a maintainer of a plugin for many, many years before I even did anything with Groovy. Sure, thanks, Mark. All right, and anything else along that line, Sudesh?  Probably, sorry, sorry, guys. Just a very novice question, basically, because I'm very, very new to this particular topic, but I'm very much interested in getting along because I have been using a lot of plugins. There has always been a kind of enthusiasm as to how the plugins are getting developed and I think this is the best platform that I can get to most of the knowledge. The question that I had actually, Mark, is initially, obviously, like you showed the materials as to how to get an adopt a plugin, basically, but there might be instances where, initially, we are specifically myself. I might need some kind of a hand-holding, but is it possible that I can reach to you or someone else to understand the process, basically? So once we get adopted to it, we can contribute more. There absolutely is, very good point. So if you have a question related to, hey, I'd like to adopt a plugin, you could either, so let's put a note on that, you could either, let's see, where would I best put that? Let's find, how about, how about we'll just put it right here? So one is the developer's mailing list or chat on newcomer contributors, Gitter Channel. So, and that is at this location. So I'm gonna go ahead and open it up and it's Jenkins, Gitter here, and here is the newcomer contributors channel. And what that is, is it's specifically dedicated to helping people who are brand new contributors. And so there you'll find folks. Now, if you've got a very specific development question, the Jenkins developer list is a great place to ask your question. If you're feeling like I did initially, if you're letting your imposter syndrome kick in and you say, I'm not sure I wanna ask a question in that big of a group, the newcomer contributors group is quite small and very comfortable. Thanks Mark, please, can you also share the slides across, so that you know, we can, we can get- Oh, yes, yes, absolutely. Oh, very good, thank you. I'm gonna paste the slides, the link to the slides in the chat, sorry about that. Slides for the session are here, there, very good. Now, Valentin, I believe you also had a question. Yes, I had a question. I have noticed that some plugins have forks on GitHub. I explain it, and this does confuse me. For example, I saw, as an example, I will name a SonarCube plugin, SonarCube plugin at Jenkins. It's a fork of Sonar scanner Jenkins. So if I wanna make a pull request or something like this, where should I start? Very good question. Okay, and I'm showing, I'm showing on my screen an example that's not the SonarCube example you did, but an example that I deal with. It's okay. So I think what you're highlighting is this text right here. Yes, yes. Right, it says, hey, wait a second. This thing is forked from some, and while that message is accurate, if we can open this up and we'll see just what that means. So yes, the Jenkins CI Git plugin repository accurately was forked from Nigel Magnaes, Magnaes Hudson Git plugin. But if we look at the commits to that one, what you'll see is the last commit to that plugin, to that plugin was 11 years ago. Yeah. So what this is, what you're seeing here, this forked from is just an artifact of the history of the plugin, who it's original author before they were ready to bring it into the Jenkins organization. So the simple answer is you can ignore the forked from. And in 99.99% of the cases, that is the exact right safe thing to do. So ignore the forked from and follow the contributing directions that you'll find for most plugins in their contributing file like this one, where it says, this is where you should contribute and this is how you should do it, those kind of things. Contributing, okay. Does every single plugin has this contributing notice? No, no, we hope most of them do, but that relies on the maintainer to have created the thing. Okay. Thanks. Did that address your question? Do you have further questions? Yes, sure, sure, for sure. Thank you. All right. Sorry for interrupt. Yes, Aki. Yeah, I have to go. So, see you later. No problem. And I'll see you on other drugs. See you. Thank you. Thanks very much. All right, so back to the idea that we want to encourage adoption of plugins. So you find the plugin you want to adopt and remember this is the part where you have to overcome the imposter syndrome thing. But I can't adopt a plugin that's much too popular, much too big or much too narrow. Stop making excuses and just acknowledge that it's a good thing to, yeah, okay, maybe I'll give a little bit of time and see how it goes. So, when you adopt the plugin, you might ask, and this was something that Dheeraj asked, what are some things that you might do initially to a plugin? And so, Jonathan, I'm going to sort of target your plugin as one example of this kind of thing because it's a valid question. Hey, I've got this plugin that I use, but what are the things that might benefit me to do it? And so, one is you can simplify your life dramatically. Now, I've got to be able to highlight. If you use Dependabot to track dependencies, this is a little bit of automation that will cause automated processes to run on GitHub periodically that look for new versions of your dependencies. I love this thing because what it does is it tells me when the plugin I maintain has a new update. So, as an example, let's look at one of the plugins I maintain is called the platform labeler. And I love what this thing tells me in terms of pull requests because I will get a pull request that says, let's look at closed pull requests. Oh, one of some of my tests depend on a Docker image and this bump the Amazon Linux Docker image was offered to me by Dependabot without me doing anything. I did absolutely nothing other than configure Dependabot and it has suggested, hey, Amazon upgraded their Docker image. Oh, Ubuntu upgraded their Docker image. Oh, Alpine upgraded their Docker image. Each of them with no effort on my part, Dependabot just helps. So, this is a great one. Dependabot is wonderful. And there's this entire video here on how you use Dependabot for Jenkins plugin development. So, first point for me is use Dependabot or enable Dependabot and that's if you say, oh, I'm not sure I'm ready to adopt a plugin. That's also a good first pull request because the maintainers should be delighted to see you suggesting that you use Dependabot. So, any questions on Dependabot or any experiences you'd like to share from your use of Dependabot. Okay, next thing that you can do to simplify your life as a developer is simplify the changelog maintenance with a release drafter. Okay, release drafter is again, a little piece of automation that watches the pull requests that you merge and proposes changes to the changelog so that other people can see it and automatically publish it so that you can automatically publish it when you're ready to release. Oh, just a minute, I'm getting pinged. Yeah, okay, that'll wait. All right, so have any of you had experience previously with release drafter? I'm gonna show you an example of release drafter and show you just why I am so pleased with it. Here's the experience that I have with release drafter. Notice this formatted, let's shrink it a little, oops. This list of what's changed in the Git plugin was all created for me automatically from the pull requests that I merged to the plugin. I didn't do anything to create this, what to me is a very attractive page. It assigned things to features and improvements to dependency updates, to documentation updates all through the magic of release drafter. So it's a great thing to do as a proposed change for a plugin you're adopting. Likewise, this one, use the Jenkins plugin bill of materials is a great way to simplify the maintenance of a plugin and simplifying is really a good thing. So this page talks about how you use this, how you add this little snippet right here and then you start taking away specific version numbers listed in your plugin and it's much, much better to maintain. So Jenkins bill of materials, track dependencies with dependabot and simplify your change log management with release drafter, all good things to do to contribute to a plugin. Likewise, you could move the documentation into the GitHub repository, many older plugins. So Jonathan, I would guess your plugin probably has documentation published to the wiki, right? If I think about where its documentation is, it's probably on the wiki or some or is that correct? No, I've been actually trying to find it. It appears to have fallen off. Right. So I can find it in GitHub but I can't find much of anything and most of the last stuff there is like five or six years old. And this video can guide you how you can convert so that you keep all the documentation in GitHub right next to the source code. So you revise the documentation as you release new versions of the plugin.


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Good luck one two three four five six and It was a eight seven eight bone Charles That's a Travis and six and two eight times one two three four five six seven eight Mike single Terry all the way down to Marcus Allen All right guys so I'm gonna show you as is the players that are there and I'm an alphabetized by customer name and then you guys can Look through your list of players and I'm gonna quickly glance at them give you like five ten seconds per customer So we're not here for too long, and I'm pretty sure we're not gonna be able to trade. It's just too many players So Brian Crofts You have a ton of players, but let me show you what you can see there from what Rod Woodson all the way down to Kevin Garnett's and in there you have a ton of players So I'll give you like 10 15 seconds to take a look at them and your last ones here Carmelone Marcellion Greg Maddox Bill Bob Lily and Earl Campbell Charles there's your players right there. You had a couple spots from Mike single Jerry down to artists Gilmore David you had from Dave Winfield down to career. Do you borrow and you also have Wayne Gretzky and Jerry West man? Got some legends in their respective sports Emory from Bob Gibson down to Andre read Joe from Juan Mara Shaw down to OJ Kyle Harper from Bill Mazurowski down to Gary Payton Matthew Hedges you have from Isaac Bruce to Troy Aigman Mike Tower from Troy Paul Amala down to Dennis Eckersley Ryan Robertson down from Brian Ehrlacher and Jack Morris TJ Tom Jones Roger Stahlbeck down to Carlton Fisk Travis Melbourne you have from Curtis Martin down to Marcus Allen and William Mariano Rivera down to Chris Cellos All right guys, so stick to what you got there Let's just do the break.  Just because I want to try to capitalize because you know We do have a lot of other breaks. I think we can still do tonight So See we can get out of here though guys. I did see more of these so We should be able to put up another one. I don't think these are hand numbered like usually hit periods are OJ, and I wonder if it still sells well. Wow. Look at that. Is that what I think it is? It is Ray Lewis very nice. I Want to say it's custom, but it looks really nice though nice stitch embroidered as well Ray Lewis Who has Ray? Brian Croft. There you go, man. That is sweet Bang to start off with I once again guys. All right next one. Oh, it's over here. I didn't even notice it Literally how do you know my speed? All right, that's you know, I was probably I mean, I was a little kid when you know, the whole OJ thing happened, but For the customers that were old enough to remember was that like one of the most craziest things to see on TV? I didn't they stop the NBA finals game or something crazy. Is that Dion Sanders? Wow Dion Sanders. That is sweet I don't want to take the jerseys out. I'm just trying to push the back of COA out of the way Nice Dion Sanders Charles is that Tory Tory Holt? No, Tim Brown actually sorry actually that's a Notre Dame Tim Brown There you go. There's more like Rams colors at this moment Tim Brown very nice There's a signature right there Who has Tim Brown? Kyle Harper Tim Brown that is right Mike. There has been three footballers. Where's the hockey players? Where's the baseball players at? Come on man. It's supposed to be multi sport number five.  Yeah, he did right the cat William with Dennis pop Two more to go guys. Oh, we switch it up now. I want to see this is legit It's all extra here is it replica? It looks pretty sweet Gary the glove Peyton It looks like a replica No, actually it is a replica, but it looks really good though Seattle Super Saunders Gary the glove Peyton That's cool.  This has to be a hockey journey. This one actually feels way heavier than the last boxes Come on Gretzky. No, but it's a Montreal, Canadian though Chris cellios That's pretty cool There you go, very nice. I think it's kind of a little fading. I should say but Going into the jersey. What are they bleeding in? Bleeding out, but Chris cellios Canadian Jersey Chris cellios William again Well, he played with what he played he started off with Chicago, right? Played with Montreal played with Detroit, right? All right. Well, there you go guys That was the six autographed jerseys on Jasper's case breaks calm appreciate it I'm gonna be taking a quick little dinner break now But when we get back, hopefully we have that filler done which we are down to five left still and we can get that done tonight But it looks like that next big box is probably gonna sell so appreciate you guys Jasper's case breaks calm


Ladies and gentlemen the railroad hour and here comes our star-studded show train Fire is under the direction of Norman Lubov and our music is arranged and conducted by Carmen dragon Yes tonight another great musical success is brought to you by the American railroads The same railroads that also bring you most of the food you eat the clothes you wear the fuel you burn and all the other things You use in your daily life And now here is Gordon McRae Thank you very much and good evening ladies and gentlemen Well tonight we bring you the immortal melodies of Franz Schubert in the opera based on the life and music of that great composer It's blossom time with book and lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly and music adapted by Sigmund Romberg In the role of Mitzi in tonight's performance you will hear the charming color of two is a prano the metropolitan opera company Patrice Manzell and as Baron Schober the popular tenor of radio and the screen Kenny Baker as We turn back the pages of time I've become the composer Franz Schubert seated at a table in a small outdoor cafe with my closest friend Baron Franz Schubert. It's blossom time in Vienna and everyone is singing Oh Did you ever see such a day Schober if I look at that sky sky sky at the moment I'm more interested in my stomach Where is that waiter? I'm afraid he's very busy the whole town seems to have turned out and landed right here at Dome Come on, let's order everything on the menu, huh? Wait a minute friends. Remember. I'm just a poor composer Just because you're wealthy. I can't always take advantage of our friendship to look a great composer like you Shouldn't have to worry about material things. Your thoughts should be on you spring in and music Oh, what inspiration I get on such a day is this Birds are darting but are starting hand in hand girl and boy Very charming, but more calming is the wine cups golden joy I would roam from my home My joy best is expressed in the melody What more royal come red loyal greater blessings can you tell? If you're pondering wine and wondering friends if I will lose it's Waiting in every tree they chirp and sing and in the green Isn't that wonderful is a great look at those And look at those three beautiful young girls sitting at that table over there Careful Brian's pulling the rain a man could get into trouble on a day like this Yeah, I'm in trouble There you are madam Bella Bruna you Now please just a moment you promise to take me to supper last night after my performance at the opera. Where were you careful madame? My friend is a composer. You'll upset his inspiration. I'm not interested in his inspirations I'm only interested in my husband my husband or no good heaven. Oh, I must fly get out of sight Baron Yes, yes, where shall I go here under the table? Well, where did you go young man wasn't it madame Bella Bruna here a moment ago? Oh, she may have been sir. I couldn't say I saw her talking with that young whipper snapper Baron sober Now, where did they go that way? I think thank you, sir. I'll find the man All right, the coast is clear sure you can come out now Certainly get yourself involved my friend.  Well, I I Nothing a oh Baron show there. You don't remember me and after giving me your key and everything my baron show There why Baron show bear What key the key to your ice-gates my ice-gates Why I haven't been skating since I was 10 years old 10.   Schubert? Oh, you're not ran Schubert. Yes, I'm afraid I am Oh, I'm honored to meet you. Thank you, and I'm delighted to meet you My sisters and I were sitting over there at that table and we saw you turn and look at us Well, suddenly I recognized Baron show bear and I remembered that years ago He told me if I was ever in trouble to call on him and are you in trouble missing? Oh desperate trouble. What's wrong? My sisters want to get married, but my father doesn't think we should have both.  They'll never be able to get married Say would you like me to try and persuade him missy? You think you could could I leave it to me? Your sisters are as good as married right now.  Oh dear What can I do if he sees me here talking to a man? He'll be furious. Wait a minute.  Oh, that's a wonderful idea. Isn't it mr. Schubert? I can't think of a better one. Good. I'll take care of it right away It's a beautiful day. Isn't it miss missy? You know moments like this have been the theme of music since time began a lovely girl a Spring day and a lonely man Once on a time in a kingdom by the sea The smitsy this man is your father. Oh depressing ain't it I? Introduced mr. Franz Schubert Franz Schubert the great composer. Yes, I came to see Mr. Schubert about the music lesson But I didn't come alone fritzy and kipty are here. You don't say they must have shrunk a little. I don't see them I believe they went for a stroll through the gardens Homeless enough if they don't meet those two young men who are always moaning around them Oh, but fritzy and kipty are in love Papa. They want to get married impossible I refuse to grant my permissions, but surely you aren't against married sir. Why you got married yourself one of my strongest arguments You know what daughters can lead to young vipers nippers who try to take them away from you Such agony those boys cost me I could do anything this side of murder to get rid of them Let them marry your daughters that ought to teach them a lesson. You're right. I'll do it Wait a minute. Would you say that was this side or the other side of murder? Well, I I think the punishment would just about fit the crime mr. Cran's there you are mr. Cran's good afternoon Sorry, I missed him friends. I had to hide from Bella Brun and he slipped by me Well, it's just as well my friend mr. Cran's has consented to the marriage of his daughter Everything has been arranged who arranged that you did mr. Cran Sometimes I'm so clever. I outbid myself Everyone is leaving the cafe here. He must go to or else mama will be wondering what happened to us Wouldn't you like to have us walk home with you mr. Cran? Well, that's a wonderful idea Baron show bear you walk ahead with Papa and mr. Schubert and I will follow yes, I'm so lucky Don't get lost in the crowd Papa. I do I find myself Come mr. Schubert. Thank you Schubert I want to thank you for helping me with Papa. Oh, it was a pleasure But I'm sorry the music lessons were just an excuse. Oh, but I love to study with you If you're willing what tomorrow afternoon be too soon. Oh, it's wonderful. We can talk all afternoon the whole afternoon about music Oh, yes about music the way folks talk sometimes about the railroads Just as if they were all one big railroad Actually, there are about 600 different railroads operating in the United States Some of them operate over thousands of miles of tracks spanning great sections of the country Some run just a few miles between local stations Others operate joint terminals for two or more railroads in cities Whatever the kind of operating they do Each one of them has its own business to do its own problems to meet its own services to perform But there are some things common to all of them large and small They all are part of the great national and indeed continental system of transportation Which makes it possible for any shipper anywhere to send his goods anywhere else that railroads run all as one transaction He doesn't have to deal with a lot of railroads just the one in his own town And there's another thing common to all these railroads They are every one of them part and an essential part of every place they serve They are not some distant and abstract something the railroad They are part of your town Railroad men and women work there railroad wages are paid there railroad supplies and materials are bought there Railroad property is owned there And railroad taxes are paid there Because railroad service is so widespread because railroads go so many places All of us are likely to overlook this big and simple fact about them The fact that everywhere the railroad goes It is a local business enterprise a citizen of every community it serves And now back to blossom time starring patrice monsell kenny baker and your host gordon mackray I say ladies and gentlemen Today we have been present at the marriage of three of my two daughters I mean, uh, two of my three daughters to three of the two gentlemen Papa you're getting all mixed up now mitzi if you're going to interrupt me. I lose the thread of the whole thing here I'll have to start all over again with the thread and one eye and a tear in the other now as i was That on show but please don't interrupt, please But mr. Cran's we're waiting to sing the serenade mr. Schubert composed especially for the occasion Oh really? Well, there is mr. Schubert I'm right here at the piano mr. Cran's oh, but what a coinky dinky Mr. Schubert, thank you mr.  Cran's people will be singing that song when we're all playing on harps That's what I mean. Uh depressing in it Don't pay any attention to papa mr. Schubert. It was beautiful if my little song, please do miss mitzi Then i'm happy then come everybody coffee and cake in the garden May I pour papa you mean you want to rain at the table joke mitzi Oh, aren't you coming with us into the garden france? Oh, no, thanks. I i'm a little self-conscious among so many people Among people are just around mitzi Is it that obvious it is to me, you know, I wrote my serenade just for her I tried to say everything in music that i've never been able to put into words Did you tell her that no when i'm with her my throat goes so dry. It's all I can do to pass the time of day Look, I've written another song for her friend. I love song What would you sing it to mitzi for me me? You have a way about you with women I know it's asking a great deal, but I I hope you might be willing to help me out Why of course I will france at least uh, I'll do my best. Oh, thank you my friend Perenshova Perenshova has a very beautiful lady in the garden asking for you What's her name, mr. Cran? Madam Bella Bruna Bella Bruna You can't escape your past france. So who wants to escape a pass like Bella Bruna? Oh, wait a minute.  She has a violent temper You see that scar on my hairline. Yes soup to read No Yes, besides she has a very jealous husband if my memory serves me right her husband isn't with her is he no Oh, good. Well, I'd better go out and get rid of her before he shows up and then I'll be covered with But france. What about my song? I'll sing it to her later france france. Don't you chaps? Get your love letters mixed up france. Schubert france. Schubert Love letters.  Schubert. I thought he's gone. I know I well if you'll excuse me I'll go back to being host again. They had depressing game Everyone enjoyed the serenade so much. Mr. Schubert. They were all talking about it outside Would you permit me to dedicate it to you miss mitzi? Oh friends. How wonderful I mean, mr. Schubert. Oh, no, please if you know what it means to have you call me france Miss mitzi dare. I hope that I got rid of bella brood. I I think oh I beg your pardon. Oh, don't apologize baron. Schubert. We're delighted to see you. Yes, of course. We're delighted I'm not intruding am I oh Friends didn't you want to say goodbye to fritzi and kitty? They're leaving on their honeymoon, you know You better hurry. They were on their way when I came in. Yes. Oh, we'll catch them. Come on friends We'll be right back miss mitzi. I I mean we have something important to tell you Coming Very tells me to schubert all papa's friends and most pleasant I'll wait till I know one who's head over heels and love with you. You do who? I'm sure you can guess the name. It's someone who just left the room Madam you embarrass me. I'll give you the initials then Yes, how could you tell so shy? Oh shy with you. That's a new method. What do you mean? Why that bashful shy creature with the silent man on the eloquent eyes has let the trail of broken hearts all over vienna I don't believe it. He's fine and good.  I don't believe you. You have no proof. No proof why I am the proof We're shy with me. They looked at me with those longing eyes. He sang to me You must weep and let your tears be tears of joy The far better to cry at your age And cry at mine Good afternoon Has she gone yet? Uh mitzi mitzi. What happened? What's wrong? Oh leave me alone Please leave me alone. Now wait. Don't cry mitzi. Please Come lift your head with blotter and show your pretty smile again Or sunshine follows after on summer roses in the rain You'll miss when women are believers. They may find their hearts are sore It's your plaintives who shortly tell When Cupid comes off Here's a copy of my song wouldn't how be a good time to oh, mr. Schubert Baron chauvin. I I know you'll excuse me. I must see to our game. No, no, no wait mitzi Just a moment, huh? You see fans is composed a new song that he wishes to lay at your feet Doesn't that interest you? I'm sorry. I uh, please come Sit down and let me sing it to you Oh, if you wish to sing it baron chauvin, it will give me great pleasure to listen Good then sit here. Huh a place of honor in a private box Friends is the orchestra ready? I'm here The zeffa murmurs to his love the trees The lilacs yield their honey to the bees The knight in gale subs out his accents long while I can only breathe to you in song While I can only breathe to you my yearning song Oh In the god very well fans mitzi Franz Schubert wrote that song to tell you of his love He worships you mitzi He wants you for his wife But I can't marry him friend. I don't love him. I But you must love him mitzi. You're the whole world to him Oh friends. I can't help how I feel I can't change how I feel I just realized it's you you I love mitzi Oh, darling What a fool I've been I mitzi I've always loved you No What have I what have I done? I It was what my dearest friend Franz Schubert. I promise to speak What can I say to fran? I saw it all I understand fran's it it was unintentional believe me Can can you forgive me?  Schubert. We'll never forget you She loves him, of course How could I have far for a moment that she could care for me? Well at least I have my music My eternal mistress She will never desert me Talking a few minutes ago about the railroad as a citizen of every community it serves Like any other does its share in meeting the costs of government and public institutions and services It does so through the taxes it pays on its property or its earnings Now everybody pays taxes But there's a difference between the taxes which railroads pay and most of the taxes which many other forms of commercial transportation pay The difference is in what's done with them Railroad taxes are not used to build and maintain railroad tracks or terminals Railroad taxes are like the taxes you pay on your home or your property They are used to help pay for the defense of the nation for the maintenance of public institutions and public welfare services For public health and public schools And they even help to pay for the highways and the waterways and airports and airways Provided and maintained at the expense of the taxpayers for the use of other forms of commercial Transportation which compete with railroads So when you think of the railroad in your community Think of it not just as the railroad, but as a fellow citizen And a fellow taxpayer The railroad our show train will return in just a moment after a brief pause for station identification And now back to the third act of blossom time starring patrice monsell Kenny baker and your host gordon mackray Oh messy, messy You've left me nothing but echoes of melody I'll never write again Never again a caller at this hour I'll see the gentleman mrs. Colbert Thank you I'm sorry to bother you so late in the evening to shuba But I am count shantok the husband of madame bella bruce. Oh, yes the opera singer I just heard your unfinished symphony performed to shuba. It was magnificent. Thank you I'm so impressed. I'd like to arrange that you write an opera for madame bella brunner I should be honored as soon as my health improved I came tonight because I may not be able to talk with you at a later date about this However, I've arranged a payment for you in my will Your will Whether we meet again, mr. Schubert depends entirely upon the accuracy of my aid. Oh a duo Let's say rather an affair of honor an affair of honor Can any fancied slight justify the taking of life? This is no fancied slight this man's in love with my wife And I know baron schober's reputation schober Are you referring to fran schober? Yes, we meet at dawn. Oh count shantok. This is all a mistake Schober is engaged to marry the daughter of the court jeweler mitzi kranz I beg of you don't jeopardize their happiness. They are so much in love Why do you make such a plea for them? He is my best friend And she She is the woman you loved and loved Yes, but you don't want me to kill the man. Oh, no, there is enough unhappiness in the world Let those who have been fortunate enough to find happiness keep and enjoy it You plead well, sir All right, have baron schober send his second to me. We'll arrange your reconciliation. Thank you I'll send word to him at once Mr. Schubert, we will meet again It's a rare pleasure to meet a gentleman such as you Good night, sir. Good night Mrs. Colberg is this Colberg Yes, mr. Schubert go to the residence of baron schober and ask him to come here immediately It is of the utmost important. Yes, sir Oh, what music what eternal music is sounding in my ears. Where is my pen? I must I must write it down Mitzi Oh, it is her dear voice in my heart Giving me inspiration From madame bella bruner the day of my sister's wedding. She warned me against the faceless lover I thought it was you. I see Oh frank I can't bear to think of you like this ill and alone When you let me try to make a man. I'll devote my life to making you happy. Do you mean you? You're in love with me mitzi. Well, I've always been very fond of you friend I'll nurse you serve you treasure your music mitzi. Look at me.  You cannot give me that So there is nothing you can give me Now What has happened between you and schober? I'm never going to see him again After some of the things madame bella bruner said why he loves you and you love him It doesn't matter what anyone said. I don't love him. Oh, I see Then you would desert him in his hour of danger danger count shantoff has challenged him to a duo a duo take place at dawn Oh, no, he can't he might be killed. You see you do love him Come in Oh mitzi mitzi my dear. Oh darling darling france Count shantoff was here. He wants to speak to your seconds to arrange a reconciliation a reconciliation Oh friends, I don't know how to thank you Don't try my friend. Just be happy together Always we will friend We will And so I I give my song of love to you Take it for it belongs to people like you who meet And fall in love in blossom time You Are my song Of love Merlin's fortune shines on me Eastman's Helen Kenny Baker will be back in just a moment Meanwhile, this is your host gordon mackray giving a big vote of thanks to our excellent supporting cast Betty lugerson john mackentire sam herne and gwen delano for their fine performances in blossom time Which was adapted for radio by gene holloway and now here's patrice and kenny Thank you everyone I certainly enjoyed appearing for the association of american railroads in tonight's performance of blossom time singing the Lovely music of fran schubert. Yes, it goes for me too patrice Particularly singing with you and gordon and the pat on the back for you too kenny We must get together on another one when you return from your appearance next week I think it's uh the great walls in detroit, isn't it? It sure is. I hope. Well, uh patrice and iar Patrice and iar I said for next week. I'll be patrice That's right gordon on the 7th of february and rudolf rommel's operator rose marie Who's your guest star next week gordon? Well next week kenny we're going to welcome back the famous picture star Miss jenette mcdonnell in a production of noel collard's beautiful operator bittersweet. Well, sounds like you've got quite a lineup next week Bittersweet when jet what was that again? Jet propelled jenette mcdonnell Yes, and the following rose marie with patrice manzell and picky lee be senior then patrice Well, it looks as though ready to pull out and so until next week. Goodbye Bye Awesome time was presented by special arrangement with century library incorporated of new york Gordon mccray appeared on this program by arrangement with warner brothers This is marvin miller speaking the railroad hour is brought to you each week at this time by 132 railroads of the united states each one of them has its own operations and services Each one competes keenly with others for business, but each of them work


Hello everyone, my name is technical sergeant Carpenter. For today, we're making beef bulgogi. Beef bulgogi is one of my favorite Korean recipes. I know that I am not Korean, but I love this dish. It is super easy and very simple. So our main ingredients are of course beef. This is just beef chuck that I sliced. Green onions, onion, some garlic, some soy sauce, mirin, sesame seed oil, some brown sugar, some sesame seeds, some green plum extract. This is kind of rare here in Utah. But if you can purchase it, do buy it. It's really good for Korean recipes. But if you don't have, you can replace the green plum extract with like just grated apple or grated Asian pear. So let's begin. First we'll chop up half an onion and then some garlic. So you just crush them, take the skin out. I like crushing the garlic because it releases more the flavor. So it's very typical for some Asian recipes. This is like pretty much the basic. Even with the Asian barbecues and stuff, you would always have typically garlic, onion and soy sauce and green onions. So it's very basic and easy. So let's just chop these garlic up. So I might have found some probably recipes online that would call for ginger and stuff. This is the basic one that I actually really like. I'm not a big fan of ginger. Well, I am if I drink it or ginger candy, but not really on food. But if you want to add like a teaspoon of ginger to this marinade, it'll be also great on bulgogi if you like the flavor of ginger. And then green onions. We'll just cut the ends. And then roughly cut like a little bit. And then these we'll chop it later for garnish. But these will be part of our marinade. We'll have three tablespoons of soy sauce, two tablespoons of brown sugar, a tablespoon of the green plum extract, a tablespoon of sesame oil, and then two tablespoons of mirin. And then also get a tablespoon of sesame seed oil, but I just normally eyeball it. Yeah, that's good. We'll mix this. We'll add the beef. So this is about a pound, maybe a little less of beef, maybe a bit more. I'm not sure, but it's about a pound of beef. And then just mix it together so that beef would soak in. We'll let it sit for about 30, you can let it marinate for about 30 minutes, two overnight. And then we'll start cooking. So now after 30 minutes of marinating or overnight with your beef bulgogi, you'll just need to cook it in a pan. I'll be honest, I like beef bulgogi better if I'm cooking it on charcoal. But being here inside, this is totally fine. So we just have a hot cast iron skillet and then we'll just put some oil in there. I think that's it. Done. That's beef bulgogi and then we'll plate it with some rice in, waiting on our rice. And then we'll show you the final product in a bit. Some fluffy rice. Fluffy. And then we'll get some. Then we'll just garnish it with some green onions. Drizzle of sesame oil. So there you have it. Beef bulgogi, hope you enjoy. Thank you.