Live from Orlando, Florida, it's theCUBE. Covering Microsoft Ignite brought to you by Cohesity. Welcome back, everyone, to theCUBE's live coverage of Microsoft Ignite. I'm your host, Rebecca Knight, along with my co-host, Stu Miniman. We are joined by Donna Sarkar. She is the advocate lead Microsoft Power Platform at Microsoft. Thank you so much for coming on the show. Thank you very much for having me. Hi. Q-Bland, so tell us a little bit about Power Platform. It's something we're hearing some buzz about, but we still need the overview. What is it all about? All right, so for years, decades, we in the tech industry have been on this mission where we say everyone in the world can benefit from learning to code, right? Whether you're a farmer, an accountant, a teacher, a lawyer, a doctor, some sort of code will help you do your job better and you'll be able to automate away-boring tasks and make apps and websites to solve your business problems, right? We've been saying this forever. And soon we started to realize like, why are we asking everyone to learn to code when the end goal is to solve those business problems, right? So instead of learning to code, why not create a suite of low-code or no-code tools? So all of these people who we call citizen developers who may not be professional developers as in they didn't go to computer science school, they didn't do a coding bootcamp, they don't live in Visual Studio all day. How can they use these low-code tools to solve their specific business problems? So that's like the vision of Power Platform and there I would say six independent pillars of it. The first one, the one that most people know is Power BI, which is a dashboard to visualize data and traction in your business and all of that. So that's the one that most of the Fortune 500 are like quite familiar with. The second one that I think a lot of people have used, used to be called Microsoft Flow. So this is a automation tool where you'd say, if I get an email, send me a text, a kind of a if this happens, then that happens. It's just a logical tool that connects lots and lots of services in our life together. That has been renamed to Power Automate to focus more on the automation that many businesses have that we actually have not thought about for decades. How do we automate some of these processes that people have to do all the time? Third thing. If I could, so one of the new announcements this week, Power Automate is the RPA piece come out there. So I guess it's a suite and this is a new offering as far as that. Yes, so RPA, the robotic process automation is how we can do UI automation, which is a huge pain in the neck. It's terrible because you say, oh, click box, wait three seconds, wait for this thing to happen, sleep 10 seconds, it is terrible. I've done UI automation, I hated UI automation so much. So RPA, what it does for you is you perform the actions and the code is generated and it replays. So that is this powerful tool for anyone who has to do any sort of repetitive scan form, scan form, scan form, you know, sort of thing. So Power Automate, the third pillar is Power Apps, which I think everyone hears a lot about today, which is apps that are generated from whatever data source that you've got. Say you've got an Excel spreadsheet having, and I saw all of your guests are all tracked in an Excel spreadsheet, right? Donna's coming now, Christina's coming next, and there's Christina now. And imagine you can see them in an app instead, and all of you have this app on your phone. You can say, oh, what's on the docket for today, right? Donna's showing up at 11, Christina's at 11.30. What are the questions we want to ask Donna? Click on the Donna tab, you get all the questions you want to talk to her about, et cetera. So Power Apps is a way to quickly generate an app from a data source without code. We have a whole bunch of templates depending on what you're trying to do. So maybe you're trying to make a gallery of photos, or you're trying to make like an expense tool or like a gas mileage tool, or whatever you're trying to do, that every single business in the world has the same tools, slightly different. So the fourth thing is a new announcement called Power Virtual Assist, which is think about it as simplified chatbots, right? Chatbots are everywhere. The way people think about making them is, oh, I have to go get Azure Cognitive Services and learn it deeply, and become an AI expert, and learn to like speak natural language processing stuff. But in fact, you can build a chatbot in five minutes using Power Virtual Assist, which is fantastic and really cool. And running through all of this is my favorite that I learned a lot about this week, which is called the AI Builder. And AI Builder is a tool, really, that brings intelligence to all of these things. It makes you feel like kind of a badass. I'm like, oh, I trained an AI model and deployed it and tested it on stage. That's crazy and cool. And I learned to do that in five minutes. And believe you me, I'm not a data scientist. So it was a really, really cool set of tools that I personally, even as a pro developer, I'm very excited about. Well, I want to dig into the tools more of what they can do. But I first want to ask you a personal question. You're new to the role. You've been there two weeks. What made you, what was exciting to you about working with Power Platforms? So I've been at Microsoft for 14 years and I've always been in the Windows division. And I've always worked in a software engineering function. So always dealing with like C++ code, COM code, how do we, what product code do we, changes do we make to Windows, the OS? And recently I've been realizing that my personal mission, that anyone in the world should have my opportunities, it's, that's really important to me, right? I grew up under served society in Detroit, Michigan. Right? I don't, I often feel like I don't deserve this life that I have. And I fell into it because of luck and circumstance. And I want other people to have these opportunities and not feel that same kind of impostering. So I always believe that tech is this, you know, this sword, this weapon that you can wield. And it will, as you make your way through the world and it creates so many opportunities. Right? And anyone in the world wants to hire a software engineer. Every company, right? Every company wants to hire devs. It doesn't matter if you're like government or like oil rigs, you want software developers. And I thought, what an amazing economic power. And I want lots of people to have that. And lo and behold, I was offered the opportunity to head up a brand new advocacy team for the Power Platform as part of the Azure Advocates organization. And I said, oh, that's amazing to be able to line up my personal passion with a mission in the company. That doesn't come along very often. So I love my job. So it's interesting, Donna. I would love your viewpoint as someone that's been with Microsoft for 14 years because I know a lot of the advocacy people and many of them are ones that, if you ask them if they would have joined Microsoft five years ago, the answer is I'm not sure. So moving from Windows to there, tell us a little bit about culturally what's different about Microsoft today and much more obviously than just Windows. Yeah, I would say that there's three things that are dramatically different. There's a lot of things that people notice, but three things I think that are just, you can't even argue about it. One, we are definitely a learn it all mindset rather than a know it all. Where it's actually much better now to say I do not know. Let's go find out, let's go do an experiment, and then we'll have an answer. And that's much better than with great confidence saying something wrong, right? Oh, I know this will work for sure. I guarantee you, and then it not working because you're being a know it all rather than the learn it all. So that tolerance is off the charts. It's expected. If you come in with a strong opinion with no sort of experimental data to back it up, that's no longer a good thing, right? Now people almost are suspicious. Like really, why do you think that? Have you checked it? Have you done the experiment? The second thing is this co-creating with customers. Before, like you're asking about Windows, I've worked on Windows five versions and it always went a little like this, right? We as the developers would go and hide in Redmond, Washington for three and a half years. And one day we would show up and say here is your operating system. We'll see you in three years. Have fun using it, bye. And then we go off and make another operating system, right? We didn't stick around to figure out, is this operating system working for you?  What you're trying to do? Are your customers successful? We just went ahead and made what we thought was next, right? Because we were convinced we knew better. But with Windows 10 and every other product at Microsoft now we actually co-create with our customers, right? That feedback loop is part of the product cycle where we don't ship a product without having a feedback loop. So we ship something, how are we getting feedback? What is the time baked in to actually take that feedback and make changes? So that's one thing, it's dramatically different. It used to all be time to code product, time to fix bugs, that's it. Now it's code product, listen to customer feedback, fix bugs from customers. That's it. So it dramatically shortened the amount of time it took to build an operating system because we don't need to make a three year long product. Instead we make like a six month long product. And when I ran the Windows Insider program we were testing Windows every week, right? Twice a week we're rolling out versions of Windows to millions of people getting their feedback in real time. And the third thing I'd say that's been a dramatic transformation is this inclusivity of not just different kinds of race in the city but work styles, the kinds of businesses we do work with. Like we do Linux now, right? We do Linux. Our platform itself pulls from all sorts of data sources. We don't just say we only pull from Microsoft tech. Like if you have Excel, if you have access, if you have Azure, if you have SQL we support you and everyone else go the heck away. No, we're saying whatever data source you've got we don't care, we'll build you a power app based on your data source. Bring your whole self to work, right? It's that bring your whole self to work mindset that I think has permeated just across the company and it shows in our products. So you were talking about this feedback loop and I'm interested because the power platform was rolled out in 2018. We haven't seen any major revenue yet but Microsoft sees a ton of promise here. So what was the customer feedback you were given in terms of these updates that you just announced here at Ignite? And what were customers demanding, wanting, needing from these tools? Well, there's been a few things. One, the uptake in power platform, especially power apps is the fastest growth of any business app in Microsoft history. In the last like just two years we've reached 84% of the Fortune 500 are running power apps now. That's kind of wild, right? When you think these are normally traditional companies who can be quite conservative but they've got people whether it's an IT it's a citizen dev or a pro dev they're actually building power apps to supplement their business needs, right? So it's been just astronomical growth which is fantastic. And the feedback from this group is actually what dictates all of the changes we've been making. So one of the key things a lot of people said was we just adopted teams like last year, right? Our company adopted teams, we're all in on teams all of our communication like real time is done on teams but power platform is not with teams. What's the deal with that, right? So the power platform dev team, engineering team actually went and figured out how can you have a teams channel? How can you build a power app and then share that power app within your teams specifically? So say the three of us are working on a teams channel and I make a, oh, track your attendees app the one we were talking about I can share it within the teams itself and we can just see it from within the teams window. So it'll run within the teams window we can just deploy it to our phones as well and with the same teams credentials as we're working that applies to the app as well. So that's something that just rolled out this week as direct feedback from people who say we want in on the latest and greatest and that means teams, that means SharePoint online that means power platform, that means all the things now. So Donna, one of the things I love that you talked about is it doesn't take months to get started on this. So many announcements that you talked through all the six pillars and everything for those people out there seeing what's new give them some final tips as to how they should get started with the power platform family. I would say that one of the best things you can do is just get your hands on it, right? Stop reading about it, stop looking at the announcements just get your hands on it. Because I was at first reading all these blog posts trying to understand CDS, power platform, AI builder all this stuff, stop, just don't do it. The best thing to do is to go get on Microsoft learn there's a starter tutorial called Canvas apps for power platform and go do the tutorial. All it does is it deploys an Excel spreadsheet to your personal machine or your personal one drive whatever it is and using that it's just carpet, right?  All it does is show you the power of an Excel spreadsheet converted into an app. So I've created a short URL for it just to make life easier for everyone. So it's aka.ms power up super straightforward, super simple and I talk about this tutorial all the time not because I think it's the best tutorial that's ever existed, but for someone who has absolutely no idea and they're feeling intimidated to start this is exactly the right thing to do because this tutorial I am not kidding you both of you can do it in five minutes. Like on the next break once you finish with me and Christina I challenge you to do the tutorial. Right, okay, challenge accepted.  Talk about imposter syndrome and then give your best advice for the young people out there and old people too frankly who are suffering. Imposter syndrome is a killer because it is a disease that is a global epidemic. It's not, some people think it's a women's problem it's a people of color problem. No it's not, it's an everyone problem. Every time I give this talk the TED audience was thousands of people I would say about 70% men. And when I asked how many of you feel these symptoms hands are up, 70% of people and this was men too who feel like I got here, the thoughts are usually I got here by accident it was dumb luck there was a mistake in the process I slipped in under the radar any minute now someone's going to show up here and say you don't belong here get out or someone's going to check my credentials or ask me like how do you think you're as good as the people around you or why are you qualified to speak on this topic? People are convinced this is going to happen like almost everyone is convinced and it's wild. And I've realized the reason it happens is because we are not used to doing that thing yet that's it we don't imposter about the things we do every day you don't imposter about being in camera on front of the camera in front of everyone because you do it all the time and you've gotten good reviews and obviously people come to talk to you but if tomorrow I was to be like you and I are going to write office apps you may say I don't think I'm qualified to do that I don't know if you are or not I'm just making stuff up at this point and you may say I am not qualified to do that and the reason you say that is because you've never done it before why would you be qualified to do that? It's like me trying to be qualified to write a unicycle right? Which I can't so my advice to people who feels this well I don't feel like I belong here is break it down right into steps debug this process and say all right there are parts of this process that I feel qualified to do and there's parts I do not feel qualified to do what are they? So from my own example I absolutely do not feel qualified to lead an advocacy team for Power Platform right? I said I joined this team two weeks ago I just learned about this product last year how am I qualified to lead advocacy for this? So I had to break it down and I said what am I feeling impostering about? Is it leading advocacy? No I did it for Windows I did it for HoloLens I do know how to do that is it speaking in front of lots of people? Not really I do that all the time is it writing content so others can learn? Not really I do that all the time is it the product? Yes it's the product it's that I don't feel like I know the ins and outs of the product that well so if you were to ask me where exactly is the connector for you know Azure SQL to Power Apps? I would just freeze like I do not know I think it's in the Azure portal somewhere so I would feel that sense of impostering like oh I don't know so I don't belong here it's no I just don't know the product that well that's okay I know advocacy well so what I need to do now is identify things I'm good at advocacy things I'm not good at product learn the product that's it it just becomes a really easy to do list or to learn list right? Learn it all mindset not know it all mindset I love it thank you so much Donna this was a really terrific conversation wonderful thanks for having me I'm Rebecca Knight for Stu Miniman stay tuned for more of the Cube's live coverage of Microsoft Ignite


If the job's too tough for you to handle, you've got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. Say, when you were a kid, did you like to go she-ing? Now, by that, I don't mean chasing the girl next door around the block, but rather the manly art of climbing the nearest snow-capped hill and then returning down said hill on a pair of she-s. Of course, you probably know the mesquise. Oh, but that's become a peasant term. Now, if you were to use that outmoded expression around the Sun Valley set, they wouldn't know what you were talking about. On the other hand, George Valentine had never heard of she-ing, as you will find out in our Let George Do It adventure. It's called Red Spots in the Snow, and you can take it from me. It wasn't borshed. My dear Mr. Valentine, I have never been a violent man, so when I'm threatened I need a professional to, well, frankly, to act as my bodyguard. I don't expect you to follow me around ostentatiously with drawn revolver, but I will expect continuous protection night and day. You will fly to Snow Valley Lodge, where you will be my guest. Oh, George, did you hear that? Snow Valley. Yes, I heard it. Snow Valley is fabulous, the latest, most up-to-date resort in the whole country. I've read the circulars, too. Oh, we could have a wonderful time there. You'd better finish the letter before you start packing. Oh, where you will be my guest? Uh-huh. I don't think you will find your duties too arduous. There's skating, skiing, dancing, and entertainment. Oh, George, it sounds heavenly. Yes, it does. Who's it from? Oh, it's signed Herbert Judson. Oh. George, do you think it could be...? Only one Herbert Judson, I guess. Oh, who'd threaten a famous picture director like Herbert Judson? Probably not over half the population of Hollywood. He's handsome, he's famous, he's clever. And quite a lady killer. I was reading about his latest heartthrob in one of the gossip columns. Well, then you don't want to take the case. Oh, I didn't say that. If you'd like a vacation. Well, come to think of it, I'm not invited.  Oh, thank you. That was a compliment, wasn't it, George? Uh, no comment. Well, write him will be there. No, I'll telegraph him. Hey, I've not made him money. Collect. Oh, George, it'll be wonderful. Skating in the moonlight, dancing under soft light. Yeah, and Herbert Judson in person. All right, go home and pack, Angel, and don't forget plenty of woollies. You are listening to Let George Do It. Our adventure will continue in just a moment. Now back to George Valentine and Let George Do It. Good of you to take the morning plane, Valentine. And to bring Miss Brooks. Well, thank you, Mr. Judson. After lunch, we'll go out and try the she-run. She? That's the right way to pronounce S-K-I, George. Oh, thanks. You're welcome. Sorry I wasn't here to welcome you when you arrived. Special events on the she-run this morning. Oh, that's okay. We spent the time looking at the photograph albums in the lobby. You're on almost every page, Mr. Judson. Oh, yes, the publicity man here.  Well, if I may be permitted upon, there was one she in particular who was posing with you and a good money of the pictures. Well, all the girls like to have their pictures taken with me. Well, this one was very pretty, in spite of the fact that her dark glasses almost covered her face. Did you ever think of going in for pictures, Miss Brooks? Me, oh heavens, no. Oh, really? Extremely photogenic, you know. I can get you a screen test. Incidentally, Mr. Judson. Now, don't worry about your fee, Valentine. It'll be over and above your hotel expenses. Yeah, well, while we're waiting for lunch, perhaps you tell us just how you were threatened. I found this note under the door of my room. Oh. Hmm. Yeah, words cut out of the newspaper. Better keep your promises if you expect to remain healthy. Is that all? It's enough, isn't it? What promises does it allude to? I haven't the faintest idea. I was sure a clever man like you would find a lot of clues in this. Well, I'm not a movie detective, Mr. Judson, just a troubleshooter who occasionally gets a good idea. Well, whatever the danger is, I'm sure you can cope with it. The mere fact that you're here is very comforting. Ah. Here's Little Mary with the succulent vines. You know, Pierre used to be chef at the Samorits? You're Mr. Valentine, aren't you? Yes, Mary. This is Mr. Valentine. Well, the desk clerk said that this note was left for you. This might deliver it once, so he sent it in. Oh, thank you. Yes, sir. Oh, will you excuse me? Certainly. I wonder who's sending me. Oh, look at this. What is it, George? Just like yours, Mr. Judson. Words cut out of a newspaper. With your advertisement at the top, George. If this is you, you're wasting your time. A man must pay for his sins, and you can't stop it. Better leave here at once. I won't warn you twice. Well, whoever's sending these threats isn't wasting any time, is he? Say, tell me, have you had any disagreements with anyone here? Well, I know. No, nothing of any importance. I had a little argument with Jacques that she instructed. Maybe you'd better tell me about it. I might find it more important than you think. No, it really isn't anything. Little Mary, the waitress here, is quite a she-expert. The help you see are allowed to use the hill back of the lodge. Jacques and Mary are great friends, or at least they were until the girl who sings arrived. Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. You're going too fast. The girl who sings? Her name is Jill Drew. She sings during cocktail art. There's nothing to do with the argument I had with Jacques. I mentioned her because, well, Jacques is infatuated with her, and Mary is crazy about Jacques. Quite a little triangle. Well, this trouble you had with Jacques. Well, Mary's quite pretty, as you may have noticed. I have always been on the lookout for photogenic faces. I asked her how she would like to have a screen test. Jacques didn't seem to like the idea. But now that his interests are elsewhere, I'm sure he doesn't care. I'd like to meet this Jacques. Oh, you'll meet him, yes. We'll go up the mountain right after lunch.  Well, they don't bother me, but that chairlift frightens me. Now it's really very simple. You just climb aboard one of the chairs as it swings round.  Well, surely you've been on a she-lift before. They didn't have one on the little slope back of the schoolhouse where I learned. Well, you won't have any trouble.  Well, the wire that it swings on, I suppose it should break. That wire is good and strong. But it goes up so high and when it stops, you're dangling there. Oh, and this is the girl who couldn't get to Snow Valley fast enough.  Well, I thought I could just play around down here. Well, you don't have to come down the she trail if you don't want to. Jacques gives his lessons on that plateau up there at the top. See that space between the trees where the lift goes over the hills? You can watch, Mr. Judson, Angel. Yes, and when you're ready to return to the lodge, you can ride back on the chair lift if you want to. Now, let's see. I'd better take the first chair. Miss Brooks, you take the next, and Valentine the rear guy. Okay. All right, here goes nothing. I'll show you how it's done. You'll see how slowly the chairs move. Jump on and put your shoes on the footrests. Hold down the bar. Are you at the top? Okay, you're next, Angel. I'll help you. On you go. We're off a high up, George. Yeah, it's a beautiful view, though. I'm afraid to look. I get dizzy. Surely you're not frightened now. We're almost there. And did you ever see a clearer day? Yeah, it is pretty, but those treetops down there look awfully sharp. Well, don't look down. Look ahead toward that opening between the trees. When we get through there, we'll be only a few feet off the ground. And just beyond, you'll be able to get off. Hey, look back and see how far we've come, Angel. I wish I were an Angel. With wings. What's that? Someone in the woods must be hunting. I didn't know they allowed it. They must have hit something, George. Look down there. Red spots in the snow. Hey, that's blood. Hey, good night. Look, Angel. Judson slumped over the bar. He's been shot. Mr. Judson? Someone in the woods there to the left. Hey, Brooks, he looked down there. What? Yeah, going down the far side of the hill out of the woods. Someone's skiing awfully fast. Yes, and not on the regular ski run. That must be the person who shot Mr. Judson, a blue sweater with a yellow band. Too far off to see what he looks like. Oh, I wish this plane could perhaps in a move faster. I'll phone down the minute we get to the top and see if we can hit him off. Hey, hey, you up there! Help Mr. Judson off. He's been hurt. Yes, sir. What happened? Someone shot him from the woods. All right, I'll get him off the chair. Well, someone will have to help me, too. Just a minute, lady. We'd like to get him on the ground. Wait now.  There. Here you are, man. Oh, thanks. George, he seems to be hurt badly. Okay, I'll be there in a second. All right, give me a hand. There you are, sir. Okay. All right, let's have a look at him. I'll phone for the police. Tell him to hold anyone wearing a blue sweater with a yellow band around it. Yes, sir. Shall I send for a doctor, too? Too late for that. Mr. Judson is dead. Please, please, folks, keep back. Will you everyone keep back? Don't touch him until the police arrive. I'll be here shortly, sir. Did you phone the lodge about the blue sweater with the yellow band? No, sir. I'm afraid I forgot it. Oh, fine help you are, Buster. You know anyone who has an outfit like that? No, sir. Jock might know. Well, where is he? Get him. He left a little while ago just before you arrived. He left? I thought his job was here. He said he had to pick up some supplies in town that he'd be right back. Hey, Bruxy. Yes, George? Looks as if we have to ski down the hill back there. Are you came? Well, I've never tried a long hill. Whatever you say. All right, come on then. Now, look, don't let anyone touch the body. No, sir. Hey, you're going the wrong way. The ski run... We're taking the same route the killer took.   You bet I care. Oh, George. All right, I'll need you to help me when we get down. Lots of things that have to be here.  Looks like flying, isn't it, George? Yeah, pretty fast. George, look out, that snow bank. Be careful. Oh, hey, hold up. Hey, Bruxy, help me out of this. Are you all right? Yeah, I guess so. Half the snow in the country went down my neck. Are you okay? Yeah, I'm fine, but it was certainly bumpy. Man, must have been an expert. Yeah, but he slipped up. Nice of him to leave a trail in the snow for us to follow. Yeah, that's right. Well, come on, what are we waiting for? He's way ahead by now. I know, but we can tell the way he went.  Get behind that snow bank. We've caught up with our friend the killer. You are listening to Let George Do It. Our adventure will continue in just a moment. Now back to George Valentine. You are invited to Snow Valley Lodge to act as guardian for the well-known Hollywood director Herbert Judson. And now Judson is dead.  And now that you've followed the suspected killer's trail, you find yourself hiding behind a snow bank trying to avoid being a target. Well, if your name is George Valentine, that's only going to make you more anxious to catch the person who's been doing the shooting. Okay, Angel, according to my calculations, that's the last shot in his gun. Be careful, George. Okay, I'll take a look. And no sign of anyone. From here on, he followed the road, and there isn't any more trail. Yes, roads to cut up by automobile chains. Let's get to the hotel. I want to check a few things before the police begin their inquiry. You check the drying room and ask about blue sweaters and yellow stripes. I'll phone Hollywood and get the latest dope on Judson. Any pay dirt, Bruxy? None. The man in the drying room says there are several people who have sweaters like that, but none of them wore them this morning. Was Jacques one of them? No.  Did you talk to Hollywood? Yeah, yeah, I did. Signed studios was very much upset at the news, naturally. Everyone seemed to like Judson. I went back to the studio next week to make a picture. No recent scandals, no big romance since last year. But one of the newspaper boys said that his death would cause a lot of weeping and wailing among aspiring actresses. Popular, huh? He was always promising to get girls into pictures and never making good. Hey, didn't he ask you if you wanted a screen test? Yes, he did. George, that note he received warned him he'd better keep his promises. Do you suppose one of the girls? I can't imagine why failure to get a screen test is a motive enough for murder. But we mustn't pass up anything. Okay, promise Maria, Tess, let's see her. George, do you remember these photo albums we looked at before lunch? Yeah, sure. Judson and his she's. Well, maybe one of them had a dark sweater with a light stripe. Oh. Brooke, see what would I do without you? Well, I hope you couldn't, George. I thought... There they are. Anything wrong? Yeah. Someone tore out all the pages from the front of this book. I suppose it might have been someone who had a dark sweater with a light stripe. I wouldn't be surprised. Come on, let's find Mary. I beg your pardon. I'm looking for a waitress named Mary. Have you... Well, you wouldn't find her here now. She's off in the afternoon. Oh, I see.  Yes. My name is Valentine. This is Miss Brooks. Hello. How do you do? You heard about Mr. Judson, I suppose. Yes. Well, I'm asking a few questions before the police arrive. Would you mind telling me if you were one of the girls Mr. Judson promised a screen test to? I hardly knew Mr. Judson. By any chance do you have a ski outfit, a blue sweater with a yellow stripe? No, I don't ski. I'm engaged to sing and play the piano. Where would I find time to ski? Now, if you don't mind, I have to practice. Yeah, the show must go on. I see. Oh, I'm sorry. I knocked them over to the floor. Sounds like a joke, right? Here, I'll pick them up. Beautiful bracelets you have, Miss Drew. Rather heavy, aren't they, when you're playing the piano? No, I never wear them when I play. But I don't like to leave them in my room. It's marvelous what they can do with costume jewelry these days. My dear young lady, those are real. They are from L. Woods in Beverly Hills. Oh, singing for your supper must be profitable. I have admirers. I don't doubt it. Now, if you don't mind... Oh, sure. Sorry to have interrupted your practicing. If you're looking for Mary, you might find her in her room. And where is that? In the annex, back of the main lodge. If she isn't there, she may be skiing on the hill, back of the annex. She's very proficient. Mary, you've been crying. Yes, Mr. Valentine. Poor Mr. Judson. You liked him a lot, didn't you? Well, he was always so kind and generous. Next week, he was going to take me back to Hollywood with him for a picture test. Well, look, Mary, murder is a serious matter. You're in the dining room a lot. Did you ever hear Mr. Judson in an argument with Jacques? What? No, Mr. Valentine. Well, Jacques would never... Mary, there will be an inquest. You'll be asked questions and you'll get yourself into a lot of trouble if you hide anything. Mr. Judson admitted he and Jacques had an argument about you. Well, he only warned Mr. Judson not to make any promises he couldn't keep. And Mr. Judson was going to give me the test... Jacques threatened Mr. Judson? Oh, no, Mr. Valentine. It wasn't a threat. Just a friendly warning. Don't you think it better tell us all about it? Well, Jacques and I... Well, he used to be kind of attentive until Miss Drew came. I... I wanted to make him jealous so I told him about Mr. Judson promising me a chance in pictures. And he warned Mr. Judson not to make any promises he couldn't keep. That was all. Where can I find Jacques when he isn't teaching? Well, if he isn't with Miss Drew, he's usually in his cabin. And that is? Back at the lodge. Jacques doesn't live in the lodge. He's a cabin of his own. It's number 26. Okay, thanks. I'll see you later. It doesn't seem to be at home. Maybe the door is open. We can try. A man who leaves his door open can't have anything to hide. Usually. Oh, that's a nice cabin. Fireplace and everything. Yeah. Yeah. Quite cozy. I'd like to have time to look at all the pictures he has on the walls. Well, go ahead and look. We'll see what else there is. These must be his pupils. Oh, publicity stills. Well, let's see now. A table and a scrap basket. What is it, George? This newspaper. I have it the slightest doubt that both Judson's message and mine were cut right out of this. George, if he wanted to hide it, why didn't he burn it? I was thinking the same thing, Angel. I'll keep it anyway. I'll just have a look at the pictures. Well, Jacques seems to have had his picture taken with every well-known star in Hollywood. DeJacques, who helped me stay on my feet, Grant Cooper. DeJacques, the best there is. Norma Lewis. And here he is with Mr. Judson and Jill Drew. In memory of a happy vacation, George, isn't this like one of the pictures from the book? Uh-huh. Only she isn't wearing the dark glasses here. She was prettier then. She wasn't posing when we saw her. Her sweater has a stripe. Only it's a light sweater with a dark stripe instead of the other way around. Thought she couldn't ski. Doesn't mean you can ski just because you're photographed with them on. George, do you smell something burning? Mm. Yeah, it smells like cloth. Hey, it is. Here in the fireplace. I wonder we couldn't locate the missing suit. Where are you going? Well, to get some water to throw in the fire. Hasn't been in the fire very long. I'll get it out with a polker. There we are. Now, it's a shame to spoil this rug. Don't bring your hands. I'm getting the water. No, I got it, Angel. Just have to stamp on it a bit more. Look out, George. Huh? Oh, good. Well, what do you know? Blue sweater and yellow stripe, all right? I'm glad we found it before it had time to burn completely. Let's see if there's anything in the pocket. Nothing but what's left of this handkerchief. Hey, here's an initial, too. Well, it sort of settles it, doesn't it, George? Yeah, perhaps. We'll hold it for the sheriff when he arrives. What are you doing in my room? Oh, hello there. I suppose you're shock. Didn't think you'd be back so soon. You did, Lily. You did not. I ought to turn you over to the police. Well, for the moment, I represent the police. You're lying. Now, listen, Buster, maybe you don't know that you're the number one suspect for a murder. What's that? Good imitation of a man indicating surprise. You think I killed Mr. Judson? Now, look, your ski suit. Oh, that isn't mine. I never had one like that. Your handkerchief was in the pocket. Oh, that isn't mine either. It's none of your business. Now, will you get out of here? Oh, Buster. Look out, George. Another bit of evidence, huh? All right. Put that gun down, Buster. Drop it, I say. Drop it, Buster. It isn't loaded. What? Don't you remember? You used up all the bullets shooting at us. Okay, pick it up carefully. Brooke, see what I hold our friend here. All the shots have been fired, George. Yeah, I thought so. Come on, Buster. We're going to find the sheriff. Sorry to disturb you again, Miss Drew, but have the police arrived? I haven't seen them, Mr. Valentine. Come along, Jacques. Jill, I... Mr. Valentine, where are you taking shot? We're on our way to the police, Mary. This fool is trying to say that I killed Judson. We found the gun and the ski suit in his room. He tried to burn it. We got there in time. Jacques says the suit is too small for him, and I'm inclined to agree with him. Well, it wasn't Jacques. He didn't do it. I know it. Mary, be quiet. He didn't do it because... because I did it. It does look like a girl's sweater, George. What's left of the handkerchief looks like a woman's. Mary, are you trying to protect Jacques? No, no, I... She might have done it, George. She knows how to ski and the sweater could fit her. Okay, motive, Angel. Mr. Judson promised her a test in pictures. He hadn't kept his promise. Well, not a very good motive for shooting a man, as I remarked before. Would you say so, Miss Drew? Please, can't you discuss this somewhere else? I have to rehearse. Oh, yeah, sure, I know. I know you have to rehearse. We'll only be a minute. And you might be interested in this. Do you think failure to give a girl a screen test is good and sufficient reason to... Mr. Judson made fun of me because Jacques had fallen in love with Miss Drew. Leave me out of this.  Yes. And then came down the other side of the mountain and reached the hotel in time to go to work. That's it, George. And then planted the suit and the newspaper and Jacques's gun back in his room. She tried to burn the suit. Jacques's cabin was the only one with a fireplace and it was only natural that she should return the gun. But she happens to love Jacques. Is even willing to confess to a crime she didn't commit to save his life. Why would she leave the stuff in his room for the police to find? Maybe she was jealous and then changed her mind when she saw he was suspected. Girls in love often do strange things. Oh, yeah, they certainly do. Well, it's an interesting theory, Brooksy. Only if you remember when we started up the ski lift, Mary was still at the bottom. We just left her in the dining room. She couldn't possibly have reached the top before we did.  But it isn't a good idea to get mixed up with the law. Then you think it really was, Jacques? Oh, no. No, I agree with you that it was a woman all right. A woman's sweater, a woman's handkerchief. And do you remember the initial on the handkerchief? Yes. J for Jacques. Why not J for Jill? Don't go away, Mr. O.  Is it? We saw your photograph on a blue sweater in a yellow band. You destroyed the pictures in the album, but you forgot the one in Jacques' room. But she had on a light sweater with a dark band. The strange peculiarities of photography, Angel. Unless you're using panchromatic film, blue comes out light and yellow comes out dark. And I think when I check with Elle Woods and Beverly Hills about those bangles, we'll find that Judson bought them. Yeah, I think we'll find out that they were presents from him before he got tired of her and started sheeing elsewhere. All right. All right, I did it. I didn't mean to kill him. I just wanted to frighten him.  He was a pig. He was always promising women the world and giving them nothing. He even promised to marry me.  I tried to make him jealous by pretending I cared for Jacques. Uh-huh. Brooke, see, I'll turn this little lady over to the sheriff, phone the jeweler and Beverly Hills, and then I'll meet you back in the lobby. Back to the conclusion of our Let George Do It adventure in just a moment. Well, I was right, Angel. Judson bought those presents and braces for Jill. But George, did she tear the pictures out of the book so we wouldn't know she could ski? That's right. I don't think she meant to implicate Jacques, but his cabin was the only one near hers that had a fireplace. So when she went there to return his gun, she thought of burning the sweater, which she knew we'd seen from the chairlift. Well, how did you know Jacques didn't do it? Well, he didn't know the gun didn't have any bullets in it for one thing. And now Mary and Jacques can live happily ever after. Can anyone really live happily ever after? Oh, George, you're so cynical. If you don't look out, some girl will take a shot at you for a warning. Not from a ski lift, Angel. The only girl who'd take a shot at me doesn't like dangling from the sky. You have just heard red spots in the snow. Another Let George Do It adventure. Robert Bailey was starred as George Valentine with Virginia Gregg as Bruxy. Davis Kent wrote the story with music by Eddie Dunstetter. Now this is yours truly inviting you to another visit with Valentine when you'll again hear what happens when you Let George Do It.


The portfolios of minister nominees approved by the Senate through the President Chinobu has been generating mixed reactions among the people in Iketi state. For some, the president is on the right track, while others criticize the inclusion of some names in the ministerial appointment. A resident of Iketi state, Ayo Arugudade, criticized the portfolio assigned to some of the ministers, while the National Secretary of a Fairness-Fairness Honourable Bio-Ignose said any of the ministers who failed to perform should be shown the way out. Not in spectacular about it, not in special about it, people were expecting new order, people were expecting a cabinet that composed technocrats, bureaucrats, professionals who are a little bit apolitical, a little bit of politicians, a little bit of technocrats that are not politicians. But look at the composition, it is more of a compensatory cabinet, it is more of a cabinet that compensates the politician that supported the president. And I want to appeal to Mr. President to continuously re-jig the cabinet, it should not just wait that this cabinet will be there for the next four years, just as it was done during the Guamadubu area administration. We are a particular way, so most of the ministers stay for eight years, it should monitor them, it should supervise them, and it should not make anybody a super-minister. I expect that the president should have enough courage in measuring output and if he is not seeing the kind of result he desires to see, he can ask them to leave or he can exchange them.  I want to start getting the result, okay. You know, I belong to opposition, I'm not APC, so I cannot be accused of being biased. From my experience I know that either the president or the governor will look at certain qualities from the person he is appointing, he knows what assignment he wants to give him.


Fy fyrdech chi'n gwirio gyda ychydigwyd ar gyfer y cyflwyno gwaith. Gweithio 10-15% ar y cyflwyno cyflwyno gyrfaen yma, a'r hwyl gwirio gyda'r cyflwyno, byddai'n gweithio gael i gyflwyno. Rwy'n credu cael ei ddalunio y ddiogel ar gyfer y lle wneud, drwy'r cyflwyno'r ceisnol, a'r ffyrdi argymau, mae'r ffordd ar gyflwyno'r pandemii, a'r cyflwyno'r cyflwyno'r cyflwyno, that get affected by that tend to be young adults that the virus sweeps through the world very rapidly. And for all of those reasons we need to have good control measures, we need to understand the virus, we need to know how it replicates inside the body, why it causes disease and how it spreads from one infected host Be it human or animal to the next. Ferrets are used widely in flu research. They are naturally susceptible to the same viruses as humans are.ccoli. That's really important because it means that they're a good animal model. We don't have to adapt the virus or change it in any way. You can take the same virus out of a person's nose that's making them sick and inoculate it into a ferret. It will replicate in the ferret cells, in the nose of the ferret. We also like to use ferrets for flu because they do actually show similar clinical signs gyda'r cynodau sy'n brydyniadol. A dyma'r gyda'r cyffredeithan yn ei teimlo. Byddai5 yn rhaid yn ffigur. Byddai5 yn lythاش. Rwy'n symud yna rwy'n mynd fydd yn masdell â'i teimlo'i hwn. Byddai5 yn olfod wedi aurwydd ac roedd yn niwedd ddiwrnod. Byddai5 yn niwedd ar y ffigur yn niw. Yn niw, yr yfnod gychwyn ei teimlo'n t compactr. Yn niw yn gweithio'r genio. Felly, i fyf yn ddiddoriaeth bydd yn gywir, ymddangos ar y cyfnod o'r rhai o'r cyllid yn gynnig iawn. Ac ydw'n gallu cyflym yn y cyflwyno yma yn y cyflwyno yma, mae'r cyflwyno o'r cymdysg wedi'i gynnig iawn i ymddangos ar y cyflwyno. Mae'r cyflwyno, ddyn nhw, maen nhw, lle drwy drôl o flynydd, yn y cyflwyno ar y cyflwyno, ac mae angen fydd yn y cyflwyno yn y cyflwyno ar yr argynnu ar y cyflwyno i'r cyflwyno, y fyrus yn gallu gwybod i'r lleol yn ei wneud. Mae'r transmystio'r proses, transmystio ar y cael ei gwaith, mae'n dweud ymlaen i'r ddweud y fyrus yn cael ei gwaith a'i gwasanaeth o'r awr i'r flwau seizaidd ymlaen, i'r pandemau. Mae'n gweithio'r fferwys o'r ddweud o'r fferwys ond mae'n gweithio'r fferwys ar y cwrdd hynny. Mae'n gweithio'r gwaith yma yn y rhan, yn gweithio'r fferwys, ond yn y cael ei gweithio'r gwaith, yn gwneud o'r virus ar y diolch yn y dlinegau, yn gwneud wandyn o'r virus fel y baor cyfly Fortress. Dyna'r maen nhw, mae'n hi'n rhan i'ridasb dysgu y cyflym o'r lleol, mae hynny'n gwneud yn ystau'r virus i un anumol wrth gwrs, allwn yn ddull i'r proses oedd. Ond mae'n rhaid i'r wyf o rau ar un cyflym o gwneud i'r proses gwein, o bobl oes rhywbeth allwch yn ym OS. For example we have recently been successful with funding from NC 3 R's to replace the sentinal animals to get a virus with cell culture dishes and we've got a new piece of equipment that we have designed which we can place one infected animal in and the air from the animal is passed over the surface of susceptible cell cultures and we can read out whether those cell cultures get infected by the virus and that is a semi-in vitro, semi-cell culture method for studying transmission. When we're going to infect ferrets with our known sample of influenza virus, we dilute the virus down so that we're only putting a small number of infectious particles into the animal because that's really what would happen to an animal or a person naturally acquiring the virus.  They sort of breathe that in quite naturally while they're lightly under anesthetic. And that virus in the liquid has access to the cells of the upper respiratory tract, which are the target cells that the virus is going to infect and initiate the infection with. If we use a reasonably low dose of virus, one that we think represents the type of dose you would get exposed to and natural exposure, the animals don't get very sick at all. We can see that they have, after three or four days, a crusty nose, sometimes a runny nose. And sometimes when we walk into the room we can hear them sneezing. Generally speaking, with a human influenza, a sort of typical seasonal strain, much like an average person, a ferret given a normal dose won't get terribly sick. So we're very interested in how transmission happens. There are two aspects that we've recently been excited about. One is the timing of transmission. So because we can monitor each day how much virus is present in the nose and whether or not that virus is successfully being aerosolised and making it across into the next animal, we can see that transmission, at least in our ferrets, happens very early. In fact, transmission from one animal to the next happens most efficiently in the very early days, one or two after we first infected the donor animal. We've shown that the timing of transmission absolutely correlates with the ability of the virus to come out into the air and float in the air for enough time to survive. And that's, of course, in ferrets. What we now want to do is to also move across into humans and ask whether that's also the case in humans because that would be very reassuring that the ferret kinetics are telling us the same. And we've got some exciting plans to be able to do that, to actually infect human volunteers with doses of flu and get them to breathe into the same piece of equipment and ask what day after their infection are they most contagious. Influenza virus is a difficult virus to control and work with out there in the community because it changes all the time, it's always evolving. And even if we have a vaccine one year which protects people against the viruses that are out there, the following year the viruses will have evolved and changed, we call that process drift. So we're very interested in studying how that evolution happens and in order to do that there are a number of parameters we need to know about. One is when the virus is transmitted from one host ferret or human to the next how many virus particles actually do make it a cross and initiate infection in the next host because that has a big bearing on how far something can evolve.  If there are only one or two viruses that initiate the infection there could be a very tight bottleneck and that would have big implications. So we've been working on that using our ferret model. We can infect one animal with a mixture of viruses that we can count very easily and then we can expose the next animal to that infected animal and we can ask does the whole mixture come across? And if it did that would mean that a lot of viruses must move across statistically speaking or in the animal that catches influenza from the one that's in the adjacent cage are there just only one or two types of the viruses that we originally put into the first animal? Incredibly it looks as if only a handful of virus particles are enough to initiate infection in the next animal. Humans are protected from flu if they need to be protected from flu by using vaccines. All children aged two to three years old are being taken now to their GPs for a live attenuated flu vaccine every year and also some of the primary school children are receiving it in some pilot studies that are being run and actually the point here is that the children aren't really at a massive risk themselves if they get flu they'll get sick but not so bad but the point is that they are going to be protected against the virus in the community and won't bring it home to mum, dad or more importantly granny or grandpa who really are at risk and in the pilot areas so far that looks incredibly effective. All of those vaccines rely on ferrets actually for their generation it's very interesting but because we know that ferrets are susceptible to human viruses they make antibodies after they've been infected with flu and the serum that contains those antibodies is used by the World Health Organization every year to try to predict whether or not we need to update the flu vaccine for the following year or not so ferrets are absolutely key because they're susceptible to all the same viruses as us and because they make antibodies in the same way that we do they're absolutely key to our ability to actually make vaccines and protect people.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2017 Ram 3500 Crew Cab Long Box Dual Rear Wheel Laramie is stock number 13421Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2017 Ram 3500 has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine. It's paired up with the 6-speed 68RFE automatic transmission. This truck can tow up to 18,540 pounds and has a max payload of 5,394 pounds. Found that information on Ram's tow guide website, I'll link it in the description below. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation of the vehicle possible. White pearl is the color, and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I recommend turning them on now, because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition options, and of course, cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person.  The dually tub is in great shape, I didn't see any major dents or dings or even rock chips on there. Cab and doors are in fantastic condition. Driver's side front fender, didn't see any dents or dings on there, and if you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications and you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the polished aluminum rims, and it has Nitto Terra Grappler G2 tires. These are LT 235 ADR 17s, and they have, I would say, 70% of the tread left, maybe even a little bit more, maybe 75 to 80. Frame and underbody is in very nice condition, very little to no corrosion. Once again, the front fender is in absolutely perfect condition, and it does have the projector lamp headlamps and the LED running lights, factory fog lights, front bumper parking sensors, and the front bumper itself is in perfect shape as well. Chrome trimmed grille, didn't see any problems on there, the hood looks really good, no dents or dings, and then this one does have the cab lights up top, passenger side front fender, absolutely perfect, and the passenger side rim, no major imperfections on there. As you go down this side of this 2017 Ram 3500, once again take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like the paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brett sent you. Comes with the factory chrome step bars, this side looks really good. That rim is in pretty nice shape. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, maybe even a little bit more. This one does have the auto leveling air suspension, so there's your airbag. It gets the load in there and it pushes up on that lever and then it tells that airbag to inflate, to level out the back of the truck. Ram and underbody underneath looks really good, has all the remaining factory exhausts so it hasn't been altered in any way, and once again lower rockers and cab corners all look very good. Coming around to the back, rear bumper is in great shape, has the backup parking sensors, full towing package which includes the receiver hitch, 4 pin and 7 pin wiring, and that tailgate is in very nice condition as well. Has a locking tailgate, backup camera, has a spraying bed liner, 5th wheel and gooseneck prep package, 7 pin wiring and you do get the LED bed lighting back here. Beds in really nice shape and it does come with a northern tool and equipment tool box. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly and for full disclosure this rim both the same condition as the rest. Once again down this side looks really good, didn't see any dents or dings, it does have the heated fold up tail mirrors built in directional signals on there. Inside the Laramie package gives you the tan leather interior, you get the bucket seats in the front, no rips or tears on those seats, they are in very nice condition. Get the Laramie embossed on the backrest, seats look really good, memory driver seat, power seats, factory all weather formats, auto headlamps and power pedals, power windows locks and mirrors, you get the leather bolster and wood grain trim and these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. And as long as I'm standing here, here's your tire and loading information and then your VIN sticker. Take a quick look at the back seats, they are just as clean as front seats, no rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, power sliding rear window with the built in rear defrost.  Storage underneath, you get in floor storage with removable bins for easy cleaning, you can put ice and drinks in there, it's like you have too many coolers wherever you go or if you're not from Wisconsin, just extra storage.  Really a nice ride, well maintained, hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this truck has to offer. Get the Laramie animation at the beginning there and this truck has 42,309 miles on it, you do get the digital spinometer and outside temperature display, miles per gallon and instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, it's an excellent shape, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. Comes with the six speed 68 RFE automatic transmission, this one has the 8.4 3C radio, you get the factory navigation system on there and in just a second it will load up while we're looking at that AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, there is highway 41 so you can see that is working nicely and then you get your heated and cooled seat buttons as well as your backup camera and your cargo cam, there's your backup cam and your cargo cam right there, you get all your different apps on here as well and then you have your climate controls down here, more tactile climate volume and tune controls turned off four wheel drive, your factory brake controller, this is your alternate trailer height so you can actually program a couple different trailers with this truck, if they're heavier and with that rear airbag suspension it will adjust automatically, stability control, tow haul, factory exhaust brake, your front and rear parking sensors are right there, heated and cooled seat buttons, heated steering wheel and 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in, get your keyless entry with your remote start right there and that is in really nice shape. This new side format end seat are in fantastic condition, didn't see any rips or tears on there, smells very clean in this truck, you get the Alpine premium sound system with the speakers in the ceiling, the power sunroof, map lights, power sliding rear window button and your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems you also get assist and 911 buttons in the mirror, we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. 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What's up everybody just here for Jaspis case breaks.com. This is a little team random We're guaranteed either a box of elite basketball 2021-22 or a team in Pikachu number one or Pikachu numbers who so again 14 total spots are sold We'll take only the 14 customer names randomize them. Whatever you match up with is what you get. So basically number one gets that Donors to leave basketball ship sealed box, which I think a 350 dollar value So Lakers are number two and Pikachu number one Lakers are number three In Pikachu number two, then you have bucks all the way down to the wizard So everybody is guaranteed a team and that sells up Pikachu one and two. So there's the names There's a dice roll it. Let's roll it and we got ourselves a five and a six eleven times. Good luck one two three four five five six seven eight nine ten and 11th and final time. Good luck guys boom 11 times Five and a six boom James. Congratulations at number one. Look at that, right? Top two meaning you're gonna get the Lakers and Pikachu one and two which I think we're a hundred dollar value each So your two spots actually Paid off pretty good actually for you. It's a $200 value for two spots where you paid 6799 so what is that 130 30 and change almost 140 Save like 60 bucks So there you go, James. We'll send that box to you and then Ryan Arald you got Lakers and Pikachu one and two Kevin you got the bucks in number one Mikey of the bucks number two Patrick with the pelicans in number two Nathan with the Hawks in number one Matt with the Hita number one And jazz in number one that goes with the jazz in number two Kevin with the Suns in number one Blazers for Nathan and Pikachu number one and then Patrick with the Wizards and then Jerry with the Wizards in number two So there you go guys, so that's where it's shaped out coming up next is Pikachu number one And we'll do Pikachu number two just piece case breaks up


The Central Bank of Nigeria comes under criticism for accusing the online portal of manipulating for its market. The portal, a bookie effect, suspends updates on its sites, who will be reviewing all that happened over the weekend. Two health workers unions give the federal government 15 days to meet their demands or they will go on a strike. Our second major discussion will be on the working conditions in the healthcare sector. And from our deputy governor of the Central Bank and Plus TV Africa contributor, Obadiah Melafia, dies. We say good morning and thanks for joining us on Plus TV Africa. Welcome to the breakfast. I am Osaugi Ogbama. And I am Annette O'Felix saying good morning to you and thank you for joining us on this very beautiful Monday morning, the 20th of September 2021, we hope you had a great weekend. How about you Osaugi? Manchester United once all, yes I had a fantastic weekend, everything totally irrelevant. But when we look at the space of activism and social justice, people in those circles didn't seem to have a great weekend because of the news that we've heard regarding the death of Obadiah Melafia. He was 64 years old. He was first of all bringing him home to Plus TV Africa. He was a regular contributor to Plus TV Africa. We've interviewed him many times here before on economic issues. He was also a columnist for the punch newspaper. He was a former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. You know, Mr. Obadiah Melafia really made his mark in the finance sector in terms of the economy and how he volunteered his ideas of, you know, just his analysis on how to better move Nigeria forward. Even in terms of politics, because we know that he was a presidential election candidate for the African Democratic Congress ADC in 2019, you know, Obadiah Melafia's history, his legacy really, when we take a look at all the things he has achieved, it really just brings tears to the hearts and to the eyes of people who understand the impact he was trying to make, how much of a voice he was in Nigeria regarding what really was happening with our politics. And it seemed like, you know, some of the challenges for him really, really began when he was interviewed sometime last year. And the Department of State Services, DSS, invited him to get clarity on some of the things that he had said in that interview.   He then later granted interviews to journalists where he alleged that the plan was for them to eliminate him, if not for the fact that he had backing people from, you know, different other countries calling to put pressure on the government to release him. So it's just a shock to see that he passed, you know, the statement was saying is that he passed from a prolonged illness. But really, most of Nigeria is still in shock over what has happened. Yeah, and, you know, there's not really much to say. There's, you know, this year, I think we've lost, you know, a couple of voices that have also been regular on plus TV Africa. Security analyst and public affairs analyst. It's been pretty sad, you know, and his own death is another very, very huge blow, not just to us here, but also to, you know, Nigeria itself as a nation for those who have been speaking, you know, out loud and speaking their truth from the middle belt and speaking about the concerns security wise across the country. He has been one of the loudest voices who didn't care what the, you know, effects were repercussions where he had to say or speak his truth. And so I like the fact that we, oh, I would like that. You know, it's important rather that he is not remembered simply because of his activism and his, you know, campaign against the challenges in Nigeria and against the current administration. You know, he must be remembered as one of, you know, the world's finest economist. He was deputy governor of the central bank. He's also said to have been one of the people who created NEPAD. He was also Oxford trained as an economist. He spoke up to seven languages. And he basically, you know, was also said to be one of the major brains behind the African Development Bank group. So it's, it's, there's so much in his portfolio aside from him being a critic of the government. And it's a great thing that, you know, he was able to put aside his, you know, journey through economies, economics and of course, be a voice. So it's a huge blow. It's a huge, huge, huge loss for, you know, those who have continued to speak the truth. And I think someone had posted something, you know, that I thought was very, very important. Him saying, Dr. Obadiah Meilafia has spoken his truth. He can now rest and is probably in a better place. And, you know, for, for me, that was a very, very significant message to put with regard to Dr. Obadiah Meilafia. And it's also to encourage, you know, everyone who, you know, might be shying away from saying what they feel and speaking their truth.  So it's important that you always speak your truth and always be a voice where there are no voices. So, rest in peace to Dr. Obadiah Meilafia. And it's really, it's just really, really sad. And our second top trending story today doesn't make us any happier because it's a video that I watched and screamed and had tears come down my eyes because of what has seemed to be, you know, the murder of Nigerians just, just like that in the South Eastern part of Nigeria. I wanted to take a look at that video. We know that in the Southeast, the IPOB have seemed to enforce their heavy hand regarding their concerns to release, to get Namdi Kano to be freed. They declared Ghost Mondays where they banned anyone from coming out to work, carry out any commercial activity. And even though the IPOB's official statement has been that, that Ghost Monday has been suspended. We still keep seeing videos and pictures of people's properties being destroyed, you know, you know, the vandalism of, of, of property. People who are coming out to simply trade and conduct business because the organisers in the board, the South Eastern government have said, you know what, come out and do your business. And the IPOB official management or spokesperson has said, the Cit atom order is called off. But regardless, we still keep seeing videos of people being killed of, you know, it just seems to be like anarchy so far in the Southeast. I remember when there was a video where a school in one of the South Eastern states was invaded, students were forced to flee, exams basically disrupted. The official statement that we got, first of all, in that video, the person who was filming said it was IPOB members, members of IPOB. But later we got a statement from IPOB, an official statement saying that those people are no IPOB members and any property that was destroyed or any motorcycle that was destroyed will be replaced. So it really makes me wonder why, why we're seeing what we're seeing now, a video that might be too gruesome for us to share. Well, so, so we, we're going to share the clip, but you know, just quickly point out, you know, that we cannot, you know, completely or 100% verify when that video was made. If it was this weekend, if it was weeks ago, nobody, you know, went out 100% sure. And also nobody was actually killed in the video.  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Welcome back and yes you know a little shocking and hard to watch but you know once again we cannot verify entirely when that video was made if it was this week last week over the weekend or not but the main point is that there is some violence there is you know some elements you know that are causing chaos in the southeast IPOB members ESN members as alleged I've also seen a few people put out statements saying oh you know these aren't IPOB members or ESN members that they are government agents and some other nonsense like that you know and I've repeatedly said it that if they are not the ones then you should be able to identify who they are it's pretty simple because it would continue to be said that these IPOB members and if you don't have any other proof you know to you know dispel that then you know you might as well take the blame over and over and over we've said that they would continue to become worse than the people that they criticize they will continue to take advantage of the tiny little very tiny crumb of power that they've you know they've been able to gather over time and now become the oppressors and that's what they're doing to their own people in the southeast you know but even now becoming worse than the same people that they have criticized for a very very long time and immediately and all of these things are really just they build up to IPOB completely losing every drop of sympathy or you know you know support that they had had in the southeast whoever it is that in the past I've said oh yes you know their ways might be a little rough but we support their cause and we would you know stay with them all those people and those numbers are dropping every second so at some points they would not become or they wouldn't have the support that they think that they have in the southeast the narrative has always been that people sit at home on Mondays because of fear and because they don't want their goods to be damaged and you know there would be more and more of that there's gonna be a point where people would you know completely completely say we no longer are gonna be sitting at home or no longer care about whatever it is that the IPOB is fighting for we're not you know a part of them and we have the rights as Igbo people to do our business on Monday mornings or do our business all through Mondays and IPOB will not tell me to sit at home and that time is coming very very soon I'm not sure what the southeast is like this morning if there's people who are sitting at home or not but that sympathy is is steadily is steadily you know depleting and very soon it will be completely zero so best of luck to them first of all their campaign or they are sitting at home to get done and the kind of release is not going to work obviously and I'm sure that they are not that stupid that they cannot tell that it's not gonna work and then second you know the whole campaign of no election in Biafra land and some of all of that that also hasn't helped their cause in any way because you eventually would have less people coming to vote the election would be won by somebody regardless of what you do somebody is going to win that election and you know sadly it may not be a person that is in your favor either so that also hasn't worked I'm not sure where this thinking is coming from or why they're so easily you know pushed in that direction but good luck to them and would see how this eventually plays out nobody wins with violence that's that's the truth regardless of how you want to do it if you're gonna convince the people and I think some people have even said in the past you know that yes the electoral process might be flawed somehow some way but there's also that opportunity for you to be able to push a candidate in the councilor ship you know a level in the local government level in the state House of Assembly level push a candidate that you think believes in your cause you know get people to get registered to vote get people you know get those numbers of if you believe that you have those numbers then be able to push forward candidates and people will vote for them but when you completely are violent against elections that you are deceiving yourself and you eventually lose both ways at the end but anyway that's from the southeast our next up trending story this one really was the subjects of controversy talk and debate all through the weekend even till now and that's because we've had lots of discussions regarding Central Bank of Nigeria and the actions it's been taking suspending certain operators in Nigeria's financial markets but this time around what's happened is that Abokey FX has announced that it has temporarily suspended publishing exchange rates in Nigeria he put out a press statement on Friday announcing this and this came just hours after the Central Bank of Nigeria accused Abokey FX which is a website that basically collates black market exchange rates in Nigeria of illegally trading forex now the alleged owner of this Abokey FX is Oniwinde Adidoto, CBN's governor, Godina Mefe, alleged that this man is a Nigerian living in England that it would track him down and you know they would not allow him to continue killing the economy because according to what the Central Bank is saying is that this Mr Adidoto gets Naira notes and uses it to purchase dollars and then takes a position changes the rates over a given period of time sells the dollars and make a profit and that this is a completely illegal activity it is unacceptable and the Central Bank of Nigeria will track them down they're basically saying what the Central Bank is saying is that Mr Oniwinde is an illegal forex dealer who directly benefits from the rates that are quoted daily on the Abokey FX website but they responded to this almost immediately saying that first of all that the allegations against the director is unconfirmed and that they do not trade in FX they simply published the rates this is what they said in the press statement that they released you know they simply went on to say that they do quote unquote we at Abokey FX do not trade in FX neither do we manipulate parallel market rates and that they only simply collate information and displayed on their platforms daily they say that their staff go into the market gather the rates as all the businesses in the country you know have their rates displayed and it's just really been a lot regarding this because we know that the value of the Naira really seems to be depreciating regarding the rates that we've seen we've discussed this many times on the breakfast the Naira selling at 500 as much as 570 people even predicting that it is a sell at 600 Naira by the end of the week to a dollar so the Central Bank now we say that it's the rates that Abokey FX is publishing that is responsible for what the market is saying but in their defense they simply collect the rates from the black market and publish it and have no influence whatsoever but that really is what's on the table yeah and you know the central bank governor you know asides the controversy concerning you know whether Abokey FX is responsible or not you know he also did some very controversial things over the weekend you know asking that they should come out and fight you know and sounding very very very unprofessional for CBN governor those are some of the things that also you know made conversations across the weekend you know he completely loses the manner for a person at that level to be speaking like that so there is that and then second you know does Abokey FX trade you know or influence the parallel market rates or not you know I'm looking forward to what the next couple of days would show if they would be able to actually show proof that Abokey FX owner has really been trading or not the arguments over the weekend were mostly about how much a blog is able to influence the Nigeria's parallel market in what way is and you know people were equating it to say you know maybe it's the same way you know livescause.com or ufacambanlivescause.com because they put out you know game results over the weekend we are now lost or somehow can be angry with lives cause because they put out game figures showing that they lost the game that was just on a lighter note so the conversation would really be how important is Abokey FX with regards parallel market but it's also important to know that it's not just Abokey FX that does this you know this market review and putting out figures on their website. Narrow metrics also does the same thing there's a couple of other websites that put out. In fact the new one you know was created over the weekend immediately after Abokey FX announced the suspension. There's many of them that do the same thing so there might be something that we do not know that makes God in MFLA so upset with Abokey FX in particular. Have they completely shut down every website that is putting out figures on the online and how relevant really is you know Abokey FX to Aodo or Kasmir or Smile in you know any junction across the road that is selling dollars. Does he go online to check first before he knows what to trade? I believe that these guys call each other I mean different parts of the country and say you know what figure are we trading with today. They don't necessarily have to go online and see what Abokey FX tells them to you know what figure it puts there but we'll see. I think with time you know in the next couple of days we would be able to see if this is genuine or not. One thing finally Abokey FX did say was let's see what the next week brings if this would really affect the price if shutting down their website or them stopping to post their figures will affect the exchange rate or not and if it doesn't then obviously you know the central bank has once again gotten it wrong with these knee-jerk reactions to trying to save the nair from falling. Yes those are our three top trending stories this morning for you. We'll take a break here and come back to discuss the stories that are making headlines across Nigeria. Stay with us.


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I am going to help you with the following question. The question says if A equals to the set 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, B equals to the set 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, C equals to the set 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and D equals to the set 5, 10, 15, 20 and then find the sixth part that is D minus A. Let us see the solution behind this. We see that D minus A is the set 5, 10, 20. This is also our answer to this question. I hope you understood the question and enjoyed the session. Have a good day.


NATO's Deputy Secretary-General and the Bulgarian Prime Minister attended a NATO drill in Bulgaria on Friday, November 10.That iron strike 2023 drill brought together troops from Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Turkey, the United States, and Romania, participating in artillery exercises. Bulgarian PM Nikolai Denkov said the geopolitical situation in the region is changing rapidly and he stressed that although cooperation between NATO countries on the alliances, Eastern flank has advanced in the two years since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine it needs to go further. We need to meet them, we need to have prepared armed forces, we need to have very clear cooperation with our neighbors, from Romania, from Turkey, from the neighboring countries and the law today shows that two years ago we have advanced a lot, but we need to continue ahead. The eight allies of the Bulgarian territory work together, work together, and are ready to defend the potential of the aggressor and defend our country and our security and the security of the Eastern flank of NATO at that time and when it comes. I even see some of my fellow Romanians coming specially for this operation in Bulgaria.


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