Thanks for coming on. So, Mike, welcome to theCUBE. So were you prepared for a live interview? Were you told no? No, no, this is brand new to me. Brand new? Okay, welcome to theCUBE. So we get the briefing sheet with siliconangle.com. This is theCUBE. theCUBE is our live studio, mobile studio. We get all the information coverage here at SAP. And we want to just share with the audience out there, we're live. And we have, just to tell you right now, 1,900 viewers watching live. And so tell us one, who you are, what your company does, and we'll just jump right into a conversation. I'm Michael Dell. I'm the CIO of Pacific Coast Building Products. Our company is manufacturers, distributors, and contractors, all about building materials. We distribute or manufacture everything for a house except for plumbing and electrical. And obviously being a CIO, you're in the midst of all the massive change going on at the enterprise. We have been talking about it all morning. EMC was here, SAP's been talking about it. We've been covering other tech shows like EMC World. And we have some other shows coming up with Citrix Synergy. So all the big vendors are flexing their muscle. We got HP Discover coming up as well. What's changed in the past 10 years, in IT in particular? And kind of where are we today? Well, I've only been in IT 14 years. Since 1996, I'm an electrical engineer by trade. I've had a chemical plant. So it has been interesting. And I think the biggest thing that's changed from my perspective is not really technology. It's around the business focus. It's less about the isolated IT shop and more about the business. So what that means for the vendors is they need to make it less complex for us. They need to let us focus on that business side and not pay attention to the technology. So anything they can do to that end, make our lives easier, let us focus. Life is good. So in the ERP, in this software business that SAP competes in Mao Zed, Oracle and others, is that it hasn't been simple. It's been complex. With the cloud now, in the past five years or so, we're seeing more transformations. Well, how would you put the simplicity on a scale of 1 to 1010 being we're almost there, one being we're not even close to being simple? When I first started my first SAP project in 96, it was very hard. It was very complex. At least I thought it was harder than it needed to be.  But I think for the defer, I mean, it's became easier around best practices, around agile methodologies, and around some of the things that can have a big impact, but a limited impact, I think until the underlying architecture simplified a little bit, that it's simply not going to get easier. So if you think about the cloud for things that, certain things go into cloud, interoperability is still an issue around the cloud. And if you think about what can be the promise of the in-memory, as far as collapsing the number of databases I have, really having one fast in-memory database, that promise, if that can come to fruition, I think that we're going to be where we need to be. But right now, we're on our way, but it's still a promise. We still have a destination rather than some place we're at. What's your focus here at the show? Obviously, you're talking to the press with SAP. What particular things are you speaking about the most here? What comes up on your radar the most? When you talk to press and... Well, so far, and I just got here last night, but so far it really has been around new customers and what do they need to be, what do they need to do? What do they need to think about to be successful on implementation? So the first part, how do I get there? And the second part is how do I make sure I get the value as a result of it? And I do it in a way that it doesn't cost that much to run when I'm done. So the low total cost of ownership in the end. So I think long-term though, what's interesting to me is, when is my architecture going to collapse? When is it going to get simple for us? I want to be able to ask a question on Monday and have an answer on Monday afternoon. And with BI in one database and ERP in another, unless the world is just perfect, I can't do that. And until I can, I don't think we're going to... What's your response times now when you talk about that kind of query? That's a good question. I mean, we have about the real-time web here or somewhat real-time. Yeah, I mean, it depends on the question. If it's weeks, if it's something really out of the blue and no one's thought of it and it's not part of the standard cubes or it's not part of cubes we built in BI, it's probably two weeks by the time that you've extracted the data. I mean, you have a lot of data. So it takes, I mean, there's just a amount of time. So by the time you've extracted it, transformed it, written queries around it, put it in a usable format so I can start doing analysis. It's anywhere from one to two weeks. I want it to be one to two hours. Yeah, I mean, with the real-time analytics, I think it's a phenomenal story for SAP. It's the sizzle and the steak, right? The sizzle is the analytics. We got to have that. Give me the information on my dashboard, run your business. The steak is the meat and potatoes that makes that happen. I mean, can you get there? And today in the era of big data, the big focus has been hyped up big time is that things like Hadoop on the open source side to other things, there's a big movement towards taking that data warehouse business intelligence market and moving it from the closed, fenced off organizations to right in the middle of the organization. How are you looking at that? Because that really is fundamentally one common question that everyone's asking themselves is, I want to one, have answers to questions faster and then I want some insight into what questions to ask. So there's two biggest things and that involves making the data warehouse faster. It does. It's always smaller, but like leaner. And getting rid of the data warehouse, using the tools, the data warehousing tools, you have to look at that. If I can look at just one database, which happens to be the same one because it's fast enough that I can query my transactional store. So now it's real time, now it's up to date, it's changing. If I don't have a particular field that I need and all I have to do is modify a query to bring it in and it only takes a few minutes, now I can start to dream a little better. And now perhaps I can also, when it comes to knowing which questions to ask, that's a much tougher question than doing it faster. Taking Google or whatever that search engine that you happen to want to use, taking that to the next level where you can eliminate some answers right out of the gate and dream up new questions or at least focus yourself on what questions I should be asking. That's possible if all the data is available to you and not just select parts of the data. You've kind of limited. Or if it can't be queried, I mean we're talking about all new data types and unstructured data coming into the business now and it's like it's just hanging around, you've got to be able to recall it and ingest it, store it, and then manage it and apply it to it. So that's a big issue. Yeah, I don't know that you're ever going to get rid of the human element that makes that quantum leap between two disparate ideas, but if you can isolate it so that that's all you need and a lot of the routine, the Mondanes all taken care of by something else, ideally software and that comes down to speed. You mentioned business mindset in terms of IT's change and that's really kind of a business philosophy. We're hearing that across the board and that requires new disciplines, new mindset. The CIO is in charge of all the information infrastructure, but as we get more automated and bigger operations, what is the role of the operations person? I mean, because normally the operations guy has to run everything, right? So the CIO has to oversee operations. That's similar in your organization. It is. Are you becoming more of a CFO-like type? Because if the business is driving it, the dollars have to be funded, this ROI comes in. So is the role of the CIO changing? Have you seen that? Then do you see your role changing? Well, I think the role of the CIO is going to continue to change and it should. At one time, we're responsible for all the hardware, the air conditioning. I mean, we may as well be facility managers, but when I think about what our real goal is and that's leveraging technology for business value, that doesn't add value to me. That's something that should just happen. And if I can get someone else to pool the resources and take care of the air conditioning, the electricity, take care of as far as I'm concerned, mail, the utility, a lot of those things. If I can get those moved off and let someone else focus on it, I'm still the guardian of that data. I still have responsibility for it. I can't give that away. So that operations roles may change more towards that part to make sure that what happened with Amazon doesn't happen to us. We don't lose data. How much of your budget is for operating the business versus transforming the business? We've been talking on theCUBE here about- We're probably 40%, 35 is budgeted for this year and we're probably going to be able to hit that. For transforming or operations? Operations. Well, that's low, that's strong. We try to keep it as low as possible because that's not where the value is. Our focus- That's well on the top tier elite categories. We're hearing people up well over 50% on just managing the facilities and managing the costs. This is the operations, just to keep the lights on. And maybe we run too lean. That may be part of the problem. We haven't had a day to loss yet. So maybe so, but our goal really is to keep it as small as possible. And part of the reason we're that low, if anything, unlike a lot of companies, we're very homogeneous around applications. We run SAP at the core. We run Microsoft non-core and we have a few niche applications but they're few and far between. Unless you have a good reason in our organization, you use SAP. I mean, it works for us- How's virtualization impacting you? I mean, you- We're about 96% virtual now, which is where a lot of our cost reductions come from. We virtualize not only with the ESX on the VMware side, the Windows Linux side, but we also have our AIX systems completely virtual. So we have two AIX boxes that run our entire SAP environment. The not counting the app servers, but the CI, the DB, and those types of things. So I think we've come a long ways. That's a real success story. We're with Michael O'Dell with Pacific- Pacific Coast companies. Pacific Coast companies and you handle building. So building materials. Building materials and really lean IT organization, very efficient, almost 100% virtualized, 4% kind of hanging out there. That's okay. That's a good number. Very lean. Well, well on the elite category, in my opinion. Been in IT for 14 years. Seen the changes on the cutting edge with SAP. Final question for you. What do you think's around the corner? Obviously analytics, mobility is hot. What do you think's around the corner that people aren't talking about right now? The gut feeling. Could be, that's not to be something. It could be just a gut feeling, it could be intuition. I think we're going to see a, between the cloud, between in memory, between mobility, we're going to see a more, one, a more consumerization. And to a sharp decrease in the complexity of IT. That's going to allow us to focus more on the business. But from a business perspective, mobility has an interesting promise that it'll let us untether our employees from their desktops.  It means going out in the building materials and working with them and getting them what they want. So if I can untether those folks from the desktop computers, now I have something that's useful. Yeah.  Wow. Now that's radical scale. Yeah, well desktop acquisition might help. Let's hope that happens. Software is on the Cusp of Change SAP, pushing the envelope here at Sapphire, Michael Dell, CIO. He's out in the trenches, rolling the sleeves up, trying to keep his cost down, trying to keep his material costs down, operations, getting out of the facilities business as a goal or actually handing that off to someone to run so you can focus on the transformation. Thanks for coming in theCUBE. Really appreciate your time. Thank you.


Hi there! It's DJB and welcome to part three of my three-part Drastic Fjord custom tutorial series. In this part we will be painting the final model to start to finish to a classic fjord done coloration. If you're new here you should start with part one which was deconstructing the model and part two was reconstructing the model and now we are painting the final piece. So I hope you enjoyed this process. It was lots of fun! I'm going to be painting the fjord to a classic fjord color while following my reference of the long main version.  I'm using Vallejo model air airbrush paints and I'm going to be using a combination of my iwata eclipse and iwata micron airbrush. So just inserting that white in there testing that airbrush out I'm just going to paint the whole model in white so this is the easy phase you're just going to spray paint the whole thing until it's opaquely white because the primer is gray we need a white base coat to start on and this is the easiest way to do it creates a smooth good base to start the finish work on. Of course in the background I am wearing my respirator mask as I air rush and I'm running an air purifier in the room. So then adding a a layer of aged white I'm going to start the shading process so that's making darkness on the top upper layer of the horse and shading down into the muscle structures. So we want to use this as kind of a second base coat so that it's shading in the ways that it needs to shade but we're also leaving areas of that white because there is areas such as the flank and the elbow and around the muzzle that stay the true white of the fjord. Making sure I clean out my airbrush after each coat using iwata media airbrush cleaner and then I'm going to take the slightly darker brown and this is where the real shading comes in texturing the upper layer of the horse into the barrel of the horse and on the prominent muscle structure while leaving some of that yellow aged white and some of that pure white as well. So you want a layer in sections and you want to make sure that your shading is consistent and each layer is leaving portions while also covering portions of the color pattern. So on the face painting around his eye but making sure that there is white fully around his eye as good fjord would have making sure i'm not painting too much on the legs. Then using this darker tone brown that's actually just going to be for the legs so the legs are quite dark. Painting around the hoof and in the knee area not so much on the back of the leg because the back of the leg they actually have quite a white hair pattern. I'm airbrushing a base for the dorsal stripe as well. Then I'm bringing out my micron and this airbrush is a lot more for fine detailing so I'm going to be using it to paint the muzzle gray in the lip areas making sure not to cover up too much of the weight and follow the pattern as well as around the eye airbrushing just a tiny bit in there and also in the groin. So once I have a good airbrush base I'm going to go in and hand paint those little zebra stripes that show up on the fjord's knee. So this is a long tedious process using a Windsor and Newton Kalinsky sable series 7 paintbrush in triple zero. It's my favorite one for small detailing like this and I'm actually creating individual hair detailing so it's a huge process in just painting little tiny hairs. And then I'm actually going to go back in and take my aged white as well and paint over some of those areas on the back of the leg that flow into those little fetlock hairs and so just texturing it enough that it looks accurate to the breed and shading it enough that it doesn't look awkward in comparison to the flat body. So lots of little detailing in here using a combination of the dark browns and the aged white. So here you see my model is wrapped in a towel so that I don't wreck any of the base coating and you'll often see me wearing a rubber glove as well if I'm touching the model in any way because you don't want fingerprints or oil off of our hands getting on your paint job. So this takes quite a process and it was really worth it in the end.  So I detail a lot of the face in acrylic using a darker acrylic in some of the shading areas and a lighter acrylic in some of the highlight areas but making sure to do not too much because acrylic paint that's painted on is very harsh in edge versus airbrush which is very soft in edge. So I just add a few details but I try to blend and smooth as much as I can using a very diluted white to highlight some of the areas in the muzzle around the nostrils and in the lips and then also really detailing into the ear creating that outer edge that is a dark brown and then the inside of the ear which is lots of different little fuzz that's a white color and also the brown color and then painting in the main. So here I had some trouble deciding if I wanted to paint the main a dark brown or closer to black so I actually did a combination of both so here I'm base coating in brown but later I add more black in and then more brown tones in the lighter areas as well. So it's a combination but just using a large flat brush and acrylic paint I use Joe Sanja Matte Acrylic and it's in the burnt umber shade. We'll take a smaller kolinsky sable brush to go into the details of the main that fall down onto the body to create the actual texturing of the hair. I'm going to spend a lot of time working in the main creating fine lines of fading texture and highlights and lowlights so it's a long long process of just painting strokes in the dark black color highlighting with brown the white color for shadowing in a gray and adding lots of little hair detailing in the fact that the hairs are mixed throughout the whole main but making sure that I know that the center of the main is the definite black portion and the outside of the main is white so the main would be falling over the crest of the neck is all going to be dark. Same thing on the tail just a simple base coat to start with letting it dry and then detailing on top. Yards have a bit of a fade in the way that the base of the tail is black and the top of the tail is white as well as the fact that they have kind of a dark stripe that goes down to the middle center of the tail. Here I'm adding in eye details painting in the eye. I like to highlight the eyes with golds because it shimmers in the light when you gloss it and there's a lot of work just done on the hair mostly. Most of this model was the focus was the hair so I had paid a lot of attention detailing the hair adding some veining details using a slightly darker brown on the face there. Detailing in the tail here with some brown as well layering until you achieve the look that you feel confident with. Then I'm going back in and I'm actually going to hair detail the dorsal stripe so I'm adding a brown tone to the outside of the dorsal stripe and then I'll go back in and add some of that aged white as well for highlights. So hair detailing and the hair growth pattern so on each side the hair is going outwards until I achieve the dorsal striped look that I am going for. For the feet I paint with a base coat of gray. It's the dark gray that I used in the muzzle and in the groin just creating a solid color to begin with letting that dry. And then going in with my Kalinsky sable with a combination of white gray and black to create both texture going down and texture to the side. Horses have growth rings on their feet that go both directions so you want to make sure that you're going both directions. Creating a dark to light gradient. I signed my name in some dark brown in the groin area and the base of the feet are same kind of thing. Painting a dark rim with light in inner tones following reference of true to light horse feet but using a combination of the black whites and grays on all of his feet to create a three-dimensional texture in the accurate presentation of the frog. Then as a final step I'm going to add some burnt sienna pan pastel applied here with a makeup brush and I'm just going to soften up some of those herring details I did in the hawks, fetlocks and knees of the model. Then I'm going to seal the model in a tester's dull coat outside doing swift strokes just like this and I will do a couple phases of this that I get all of the model holding it from different sides and directions to really make sure that it is all sealed up good. Then when he's dry I go back in and I add gloss to the eyes to the nostrils. I also add some gloss to the lip line as well as glossing the hooves as a good sealer and a touch of realism. Paint cans and here we have the finished drastic custom fjord. I've named this guy Keon I think he turned out really fantastic considering he started as the Halflinger mare. He is now a beautiful long main uncapped fjord. Thank you so much for watching this has been part three and the final part of my three part video series to create the drastic custom fjord Keon. I hope you enjoyed this as much as I did it was a lot of fun I learned a lot there was a lot of mistakes a lot of success. I feel like him as a finished piece you really turned out really awesome and I'm really proud of what I created here and I hope that you learned something from me documenting the process filming the process and uploading it for you guys. I will also be releasing the full length version of this video so that is all three parts combined if it's easier to share if it's easier for you to watch. If you have any questions of any kind feel free to comment. All of the tools that I used in this video are going to be linked in the description below. Be sure to subscribe and like this video you can follow me on instagram and facebook at dgp studios


Hi, I'm Alicia Woodruff and welcome to the Fort Report. I'm here at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, taking a look at grossology, the impolite science of the human body. Clearly, when it comes to fun stuff, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History only has eyes for you. Here with Kathy Bartholomew, a member of the Education Department here at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. And Kathy, I have to ask, so how does stuff like this wind up at the museum? Well, you know, we look through a lot of different traveling exhibits throughout the year. And we look at things that are engaging to our guests. We look at things that bring good, solid science and history content when we have history exhibits here as well. And we choose from those things. So what are some of the gross things that we can find in the exhibit? Well, you know you're going to find everything from belching and barfing. Yes. To snot. Gross. To the GI tract. No. To what your kidneys do. And all that other stuff in between. Awesome. All the things that cause gas. Those are things we're most interested in. Absolutely. Yes. So where can a person go to find more information about the grossology? You know we have lots of things up on our website. So if they go to our website. Yes. www.fortworthmuseum.org. Yes. They can find information there. When you buy an exhibit ticket to come in, grossology is a part of our exhibit. So it's included with the exhibit ticket. We are upstairs. But we want you to enjoy the entire museum while you're here. Awesome. Grossology will be right here at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History through September 3rd. And features all sorts of stinky, slimy, crusty stuff. All the same stuff that the little boys at my preschool used to chase me with during recess. So once you've had your fill of disgusting, there are a few less stomach turning events happening at the cultural district. Beginning March 11th, you can visit the Kimball Art Museum to see the age of Impressionism, great French paintings from the Clark. The touring exhibition of French Impressionist masterpieces from the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. A free symposium on the exhibit is scheduled for 10 a.m. March 10. On display until March 25th is the Sandra Day O'Connor exhibit at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. The exhibit celebrates 2002 Hall of Fame honoree Sandra Day O'Connor on the 30th anniversary of her appointment to the United States Supreme Court. Through May 13th, the Amon Carter Museum is presenting Romance Maker, the watercolors of Charles M. Russell, an exhibit that includes more than 100 of the finest and best preserved watercolors that focus on the Old West.


Reloading But yeah, now that I think about I think I might want to get on that ginship on my alt account because that's actually a good idea I haven't I haven't logged into that account Three months And I was just getting geared up to go exploring with a with a with a cobra anyway, so that's like perfect for that situation It's like perfect Perfect, that's what I'm thinking chat. All right, so maybe we'll do that tonight, too You guys think I'm thinking yes open cargo scoop Open cargo scoop. All right Sidewinder jump, huh? Why'd you open that wound Eddie rap? Looks like I'm gonna have to schedule appointment with my therapist this week. Oh Serpentine serpentine serendity now mayonnaise and mustard Peanuts. All right, we're good. I gotta go to my therapist though. Thank you Eddie rap for opening that wound I'm loving it What what is oh come on? Don't do this to me not like this Is it a weird corner or something? Oh, did I just miss it? I just missed it. All right good. That's best If it didn't do that Musters like you rang It's somebody say mustard You rang power sales Power sales They're the ammo drama fleet dangerous chat Not quite takes a while to get here. All right. There's another three There's another three All right, there's something else up here No, that was the last one Don't get stuck inside of it. Thank you. Oh Another three you remember when we had limits on what we could put in our cargo chat When it was like a hard limit And we had to do stuff to make room for guardian tech Peppers farms remembers Peppers farms remembers There's a limit per material now So essentially it really really improved it was a big quality of life change You essentially don't have to worry about limits anymore the way they change it Because if you're full on one thing it doesn't affect everything else Which is really really really good I need to get the scan real real quick Where is it There it is the scan. I'm not close enough It would be full. Well now I owe you a side one reminder. Oh gosh. Oh No Okay, so we got to that time so that was sex So now we just need five for the two things, but I think I'm gonna keep going till I get 50 Probably a very smart thing. I'll probably be happy if I do that Just get a few extra Maybe more than 50. Let me see your warface Sir Smooth and landing. All right Rinse and repeat chat That is the name of the game open cargo scoop Opening the cargo scoop pretty quick download cool. So you did download it nice No, oh Wait Now we're clear finally trying out to create any build suggestions. I got to revisit that myself It's I Don't remember honestly. I Actually don't remember. I Don't remember what how I built it. I think I went shield tank Because I had I think I had one shield booster or I'm sorry. I had two shield shield boosters and I had One shield cell bank and I think I only had like one or two maybe just one hole reinforcement and The hard points and convergence are really really good So if you're into fixed weapons, yeah Really really good. Oh come on It's a multi-purpose ship.  That's the last one. I need right there Because it's gonna give you some people. I think people told me gives you extra 10 around 10 Lightyears on your jump range, which is very good They're gonna be it. Well, thank you man. I appreciate that. How you doing tab? I haven't seen a bit man There we go indeed But don't ask me about credit-making cuz I haven't done it in a long time. I don't know what still works The blog post is still my blog about passengers and stuff I think VIP passengers still are decent money That's a lot of board flipping so I don't know what's the moneymaker right now Now they nerf skimmers a few times So yeah, I don't remember what's I don't even know what's good anymore Does he do you have VR support it does? Yeah Probably some of the best VR support when I've been told that's already been scanned Probably some of the best VR support Rubigo so it's a Rubigo passengers now that people are doing What's the uh, do you do you know their proximate credit per hour for that? Just so I can pass that on a size 5 gets a 10.5 like your boobs. Okay size 5 Yeah, I keep forgetting it's an optional slot thing I was doing about 70 once I got faction. That's actually respectable. That's pretty good That's respectable. It's not the broken stuff of old but it's still respectable People getting 150 200 per hour Well, I wouldn't say I wouldn't call I'll rephrase that it was just it was broken compared to everything else It was just way way out of the out of the range of everything else in the game So it made it like a must-do thing So broken is a bad word for that so 70 per hour is definitely worth the time. It was opulence Open cargo scoop Let's hope for a good haul commander. Oh, we're getting a good haul. All right So the seals was 10 to 15 mil for five tenants were five to 10 minutes of work couple days ago for rep So those were those passengers or was that a smuggling because they were never here so this I think about smuggling I miss smuggling. That was smuggling is one of more fun activities in the game. It's like trading with risk Okay Pactured by all luxury cabins. Oh, what'd you use? Did you go to beluga? Or you just went with the python or something Or crate Smuggling too stressful. I understand. I understand it Because it has to be medium for so this right so as uh, I don't know why I said beluga You probably didn't do a dolphin Maybe I should try to make a smuggling crate for that. That'd be something to do. Hey epsilon. How you doing? There was a time where I really wanted you epsilon Do you plan to fly with no sister locksacklers? I think I'm gonna put my alt account in there I have a I have an alt cobra only account That I might I'm on the fly that out there that sounds like a good idea So after I get my crate built tonight, uh, maybe we'll do that. I don't know how far it is though How far is it from soul to go to noses? So I have a general idea So I don't want to be jumping because my cobra doesn't have that big of a jump range I don't know what to expect with the uh with the noses stuff though But I am curious. I am curious reset beluga, okay Oh, you're flying the serious atmospherics. I got you 1700 light years around 55 jumps with oh my goodness And it's the sixth we got three days Maybe I can do that off stream on my laptop or something do another side want to jump set up Because uh, that's a lot of jumps That's a lot of jumps chat That's a lot of jumps Oh Yeah, I'm definitely You know what? I don't know. I gotta think about that. We'll use the stream to think about that chat All right, I'm making pylons come up, which means that I'm gonna have company soon. Aren't I Where's this thing? I thought it was near my ship. That's not it Little turnaround I parked a new crusader with a lot of guns and armor.  I respect that Because we don't know what's there Could be guardians Could be guardians guys And they may not be happy to see us because we're look at what I'm doing right now Look at what I'm doing I am destroying all oh my goodness. Oh, there we go. I am destroying their relics and all the kinds of good stuff Open cargo scoop Uh, no currently nobody's in game with me. We do have a player mine in faction. We have a private group going Um people may be in there. I don't know what people are doing But this is kind of a solo effort for me right now to just get this farmed Uh to get this guardian fsd booster There may be people in the private group. I don't know a lot of us have been taking a break from the game Um, I think some people say they'll come back in q4 With the big update and some people say they were going to come back for this update So I don't know how many people came back Rightfully, so there was a lot of new games that came out. So people were Stop Please um There's a lot of new games that came out. So people were where's the front of this thing my goodness So people were just taking breaks. Oh come on game. What is that? It's like sticking to it. It's like velcro Do you play primarily on pc elite dangerous? Yeah, I don't have I don't have I have a ps4 But I don't have elite dangers for it. I fail at live chat First I think fly on aspa. What if there are war zone and rebuild my chief? Yeah I just I might I mean if I go on my main account, I might just take a crate Take all purpose if if we if we have a fight coming. I'll be ready for that if we need to trade I'll be ready for that if we need to smuggle if we need to land on Outposts that are hidden if we need to land on the planet. I'll be ready for all that stuff So I might just take a crate Or bring a souped up python or something. I don't know Was eddy just updated last week. I believe Um, we got the guardians chapter three I'm sorry guardians beyond I keep putting guardians in that Beyond chapter three update which introduced a lot of guardian stuff. That's why I keep saying.  Am I gonna just leave that I might just leave that that's kind of No, we don't quit we never quit Missed it by that much Well, I'm dizzy Am I on my butt external view chat? I am on my butt We are looking straight up Thanks game. Thanks back inside. I'm like a turtle All right, let's try to get all right here we go Yeah external view Well, I probably didn't plan on this But it happened I can't screenshot a steam Tell your friends chat Tell your friends Back inside the thingy go Yeah, oh my goodness is on this side. All right, let's try it All right How does that miss How does that miss that was perfect? How are you gonna do that? This is for a power conduit by the way. It's just it's a matter of principle. Is it not selected? That's what's going on Chad wasn't selected after all these years Six millennia fast He's still there trying to get it unselected Wait, what? There I am I thought I had it selected all these years and I didn't I think I selected it the first time and I drove out of range and never reselected it One of those mistakes that I'll regret for the next 16 minutes Oh, you hate to see it chat Yeah, absolutely. Ow. You absolutely hate to see it Um, I think we're done. Yeah, we're done with this instance Let us reload I'll do a couple more. I have enough for my fsd booster Right now. I'm just getting extras. I'm just getting extra, uh Guardian technology technology components for Possible other guardian modules that may want to install later because this is pretty far out. This is a 700 light year Jump from me from founders So it's not something you want to do every day, you know, I mean it's like 14 jumps. It's not huge, but still You know, I want to get extra while I'm out here. Oh, don't hit the ship. I hit the ship I know clip through it too It's my dbx Soon to be replaced by a crate. Hopefully I do want to create all purpose ship that can do what this dbx can do The dbx is a really good cheap all purpose because For a little to no cost you get really respectable jump range out of it. Um And good utility that's why a lot of people favor the dbx That's kind of like a go-to all purpose run errand run missions type of deal Um, but I want to create because crate is like A python but arguably better. So it's like where's the towers Arguably better. They're they're very because pythons probably was I think the king of medium ships Prior to this the crate like there wasn't much that was better than the python open cargo scoop And now the crate came along and just like I'm telling you man frontier knocked it out of the park with that ship Somebody gave that ship a lot of love It's like let's just make this perfect for everything Well, not perfect, but just ideal all purpose ship Doesn't have to be the best at it, but you can be above average at almost everything and make for a good all purpose ship That's what I'm talking about. All right. We're getting extras now I think the last time I only got I didn't get any last time on the plane Just one of the least boring ships. Oh, yeah, it's got a different design from just about everything else Well, I take that back. It's still got the relatively Dorito shape But it's more flat. It's like a flatten Dorito It's like it's flattened and spread out Dorito But they still got the Dorito stuff going on classic elite stuff. I might build a couple crates actually You guys got me thinking about that. Maybe I can make an exploration crate All-purpose crate and a combat crate. I can buy three of them I'm swimming in credits. So that's definitely doable The only thing is engineering I'm not swimming in mats. I'm swimming in credits, but I'm not swimming in engineering mats. So To engineer all three of those would take some time I'll get a scan this Okay, let's just Indeed I think we're ready to go. I think that's enough I got quite a few that round.  I think I need to get a hm out so I could go buy those Um Anara has some places I can buy them from Uh-huh. Yeah, sure Do you have the module plans? I got everything I have Let's see 32 blueprint segments 135 guardian power cells probably got more now because I just picked up like 40 Uh technology components. We just got a bunch of Focus crystals got enough and hn shock mounts is the only thing I have to buy So we're gonna plot actually let's Let's get a good spot to buy some um hn shock mounts whoa No location within 200 light years. Well, yeah Let's just fly the founders I guess Let's go System's ready for departure commander Retract landing gear What does kappa mean anyway? See I just I don't remember how the buttons in this game I don't remember how the buttons Pressing all the wrong buttons I don't press three fourths one two seven external view Leaving on the jet plane And I don't know I'll be back again probably Soon I'll see you soon In my dbx explorer look at it Look at it Departing that surface For great truth and justice It's a rock to some This a guardian sight to others Back inside Hello Jump pushing the go fast button commander You better What time is it? No, use your eyes and find out for yourself. She just won't give it to me. Where's my where's my phone? For great fruit and justice Something like that. Hey, babe Hey, babe. Hey babe Yeah, is the food ready? Okay I have the hunger pangs. I'm gonna have to get some food You mind making me a bowl when you get a chance Not to be this minute, but soon That'd be awesome jump You got it commander Just ice


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This is Collard Valley Cooks. I grew up in Collard Valley, Georgia, Northwest Georgia. That's where I learned to cook. And this is where you'll learn to cook like my mama did. Hey y'all, it's Timmy with Collard Valley Cooks. Did you ever get up and just feel like dirt? Today, I have felt like dirt. So guess what I'm making? A dirt cake. I'm making a cake. And I came in, and somebody from the church had brought me dinner. And they had brought me a dessert that I'd never had before. Dirt cake. Loved it. So I'm going to show you how easy and simple it is to make on these days when you just feel like dirt. We're going to make some pudding in a minute. But I'm going to use this deep bowl for the pudding so it doesn't splatter all over the place. And we are going to use this shallow bowl for the first part of our dirt cake. We're going to be using 8 ounces of cream cheese. And it needs to be softened or at room temperature. And let's not waste any. We'll get every little smidgen. We're going to use a half cup of powdered sugar. Now we're going to add 8 ounces of cool whip. Yes, cool whip. I know who raised you, but I know my people ate cool whip. And I know a lot of them women at church ate it too. First step done. How easy was that, y'all? And we're just going to leave the beaters on the mixer. Set this to the side. And now we're going to mix up some instant pudding. This is a three cup pudding mix. But when you're making pies and stuff, you add less milk. So we'll be adding in a large pack of jello instant pudding. It is 5.1 ounces. We'll be adding two cups of milk instead of three. Two cups of milk.  We just went to Walmart. Got some milk. Down here, they don't have Mayfield, where we moved to. They have Mayfield ice cream, but they don't have any Mayfield milk. So there's one cup. They make their dirt cake with chocolate pudding. But if you're going to have Oreos, I like vanilla. I know we're on video, but I'm going to show you how to use your scents when you're cooking. So you don't have to clean up the mess. OK, you can put it in the sink. But now that would make a very good video, would it? But if you cut right, then it's not all over the place. So it'll be in about two or three minutes, really. What's left? Smashing these Oreos. Yummy. I think I'll save out three for cookies and milk. When I was young, y'all, y'all know the girls started college this week. It reminds me of being young. And when I was young and I was single every night before I went to bed every single night, I had three Oreos and a cup of milk. That was just my treat every night. So I had to have a dessert every day. So lots of times it was just Oreos. Or we're going to crush these up. I'm going to get a gallon bag. 10 ounces, and this is 14. So I'm just going to leave a few cookies in here, not many. About six, just enough for us to have a snack with them. And so I'm going to close it up. And we are going to use the rolling pin. We're going to crush these up right now. I got my marble one. These are kind of expensive to buy. So if you don't want to spend much on them, go to a thrift shop and get one like I did. But with COVID, like it is, sometimes it's better just to shop on Amazon. So I hadn't done much of nothing. So I thought, man, I have really felt like dirt. I guess I can make a dirt cake. It's easy, fast, and oh my gosh, it's one of my very favorites. I'm trying to decide which pan should I use, a small pan or a large pan? I would say a small pan because there's not a whole lot of this cream for the bottom. So we'll use the smaller pan. Let me bring y'all up a little closer. One of our baby spatulas here, just heard a bird. Y'all hear that bird? This in first, I chose the smaller pan so it'd be thicker. My layers would be thicker. She just dumped, when she brought it to me after having a baby, she just dumped it in a Tupperware dish. Boy, I kept going back and going back to that thing. Chris liked it, but I loved it. I'm just like my mama. Anything that's got cool whip and cream cheese and pudding in it, I just love. We love it. All right, here's the vanilla pudding. This is the perfect size. I don't even know how big it is. I'll pick it up and see how many ounces it is for y'all or quarts or whatever you call it, cups. It's a Pyrex set. You get three sizes. Here goes the Oreos. We're going to measure this. You can pick it up, Chris, we'll measure it for them so that y'all can see it. It looked like on the bottom. It said eight by eight, but there ain't no waste. Not the same size from one side to the other. It's on the bottom. It's an eight by six by two inches deep. I think it says it was two liters, but here in America, we don't really go by liters. So I don't know what that's supposed to mean. Just one second, y'all. Let me wipe off this table and then we're going to dip out some. Oh, if y'all want to know where this recipe came from, it's a combination of robbies and it's Terry West and Robbie Buffington from Rising Fawn Baptist Church. That's up in the very corner of Northwest Georgia. Got it out of my church cookbook.  It's messy, messy and good. Look at that. You can see the cream cheese and the pudding and the delicious Oreos and layers. Yummy. Yeah, we were going to this church when May was born Rising Fawn Baptist. Chris has got some memories. Tell them a little bit about Lookout Mountain and Rising Fawn. Oh, that's where I grew up. We grew up there. We lived there until I was about 13 years old. We left, but Rising Fawn was in the valley. We lived up on Lookout Mountain, but. Tell them what brought us to Trenton. Oh, we went there because, there's something on my face. No, honey. We went there because that's when I was coaching football. And we moved up there. I got a job up there. And we were there, what, two years? So. We were young, full of energy. That was a good place to live. It was wonderful back then. It's still wonderful. We just don't have, where are you going? To get us there. We're still, we just, I thought he was running off and leaving me. He did that when we got married. Tell them what you did when we got married. I got sick and had to leave. But he left the sanctuary during the wedding. Boy, he better be glad he come back. Oh, yes. Makes me think of us back then. Let's taste this. See if it reminds me of having a baby. How does that taste for a dirt day? Pretty good. We'll see y'all later. What are you doing? I'm gonna take this and eat it. Oh, he don't eat the whole thing. Thanks for watching Color Valley Cooks. Where we cook? Like mama did. Bye, y'all. Love ya.


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