Welcome to Restaurants Hawaii on Think Tech Hawaii. I am your host, Cheryl Matsuoka, the executive director of Hawaii Restaurant Association. And today I have two guests. I'm gonna have them introduce themselves.  Hi, my name is Joe Sanchez from Daniels Western Meat Packers here in Peek River, California in the Los Angeles area. We are a full service, food service distributor and processor.  We service restaurants, hotels, musin parks, resorts. And also we do a retail line also which we service retail markets also. Thank you, Joe, and welcome to the show. Hey, Richard. Richard, could you introduce yourself? Yeah, this is Richard C. I'm the CEO of Hawaii Robotic. So we are the robot supplier for Hawaii Market and Pacific Rims. So yeah, we distributed all the restaurant robot, hotel robot, and even some outdoor robots. Thank you, Richard. Thank you for joining me today. Today we're recapping the Hawaii Hotel and Restaurant Show which was held on March 30th and 31st at the Hawaii Convention Center. And I thought that this would be a really important conversation. The Hawaii Hotel and Restaurant Show is official show of the Hawaii Restaurant Association, the Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association, and Star Events. Gentlemen, I have received so much feedback about the show. And I've been getting texts, phone calls, and emails. And it's from companies who had booths at the show. They shared how valuable it was for them to participate and get a booth at the show. And in fact, on the morning of the second day, I received the message from someone at like 6.40 in the morning. And they said they already, after the first day, had 21 solid contacts and even one potential international contact. So already after the first day, it was already a huge success for that person. So basically, if nobody showed up, he was already a happy camper. So I just wanted to say a little bit about what he said. He said, Cheryl, I am a booth holder. And for him, it's an investment. 2020-2021 was a really rough year for him. And the reason it was rough is his business really relies on the restaurant and food service industry. As the restaurants were shuttered for the two years and it was very slow foot traffic, it impacted his business. It impacted his livelihood. And basically, it brought tears to my eyes because this show was the first show after two years. So it was so important for him to participate. Even though he had a very tough financial two years, he was willing to make that investment and reserve a booth. After the first day, it was definitely worth it from him. So today, I felt it was important that we hear from two participants and the two of you had boots at our show and I spoke to almost every restaurateur that came to the show and I made it a point to go to every booth and speak to every person who had a booth as to how they felt about the show. So can I please give Joe an opportunity to share with us? How was the show for you, Joe? And would you be participating in 2023? The show was really great for us just to get some new contacts and to reconnect with our old contacts. Also, we haven't been in Hawaii for two years now and I've been doing a show in Hawaii for over 10 years. So I'm just kind of used to always planning a food show in Hawaii to come on and show our products. We did get some new interests, which was great for us. And even just having a one or even two new customers pays off for us extremely just to be able to service Hawaii with some natural and organic meats and some items that they have not seen before is a pleasure to me to be able to supply them with that. And just to see the happiness in everybody's face is that they're able to come to the show and to see each other because it's like old friends again and just seeing everybody and just knowing that we're gonna be we're gonna be in a good place for now on and just see increased business. That is awesome. Hey, Jo, talk a little bit about that product that you have, the new product that you were featuring at the show. It's called Pasteur. Pasteur raised regenerative agriculture meats. And what that is is farmers that are now tending more into the earth now. So they're regenerating the soil and back into the earth and just gained away from pesticides and herbicides that are sprayed on crops. And what they're doing is regenerating the earth which would mean like just like composting almost into the soil. And what that does is make a better ecosystem. It's a, it minimizes the carbon footprint and it just makes the animals be a little healthier in a raising environment. And for us consumers of just knowing that we're eating and healthier meat or from animals that are being raised humanely and in a good environment. And that's so important, Jo, as I mentioned this was the first time that you were presenting that product and I was, I received some education from you about that whole process. So thank you, thank you for coming. Thank you for being a part of the show and educating us that this is even, this is even something that is some farmers are doing out there. So thank you. Yes, you're welcome. And yes, we will be back next year. Oh, thank you, Jo, appreciate that. Thank you so much. And I got to eat some of his yummy samples. So I wanted to thank you for that also. Everybody in our booth really enjoyed the food that you provided for us. So thank you so much. You're welcome. And that's what the show is all about, Jo. You said exactly that. People haven't seen each other for two years. We didn't have a show. And so everybody was so excited to come to the show, which is why you saw so many restaurant tours and people in the food service industry attending the show. And a lot of them wish they had had boots in the show and they didn't. So I'm thinking we're gonna have to get a bigger space next year in 2023. Okay, Richard, I had, I also had walked over to your booth and I was able to do some tastings also. So why don't you share with our viewers a little bit about what you were presenting at the Hawaii Hotel and Restaurant Show? Yeah, sure. This is an amazing experience for us because we had a new experience in the show. So during the show, we had the coffee cocktail robot. We had the cooking robot. We had the hotel robot. And we also had the restaurant delivered robot. And out of the blue, and we get so many customers talk to us, they're people asking for outdoor robots. They asking for landscape robot. They asking for bathroom cleanup robots. So we're sharing a lot of new things with our customers. And all we have over 70 restaurant express their interests and we have hotels and we have ours, my clubs, and everybody's interested in the robot. I guess it's just because the labor shortage in the last two years trigger the innovation of the industry. So people are thinking about the alternative and you know, here we are. So definitely we'll come again this next year and hopefully we can visit all our customers in this coming few weeks and measure the location and then make sure our robot is doable in every single owner's place. Well, Richard, I want to talk about a little bit about what you served me. You know, we went over and there was a robot that was dancing. I guess that's the coffee making robot. And then the delivery robot, right? And then you had a robot that actually made me fried rice and then the delivery robot delivered to me as I was sitting in a chair across the booth. Why don't you share a little bit about that whole fried rice delivery process? Oh, okay, so yeah, we have a robot that can memorize 100 recipes. So basically for the workers, they can just memorize a number and they can cook fried rice, fried chicken, whatever they can memorize it. So example, for the fried rice we display in six minutes, 30 pounds of fried rice have been cooked. So and then they would put it on the tray and then the delivery robot can deliver it to the guests on every single table. So it's an amazing experience for the show participants to enjoy it.  Exactly, and it was very good and very quick. I was just so impressed by how quick the fried rice was cooked and then delivered to me as I sat in the chair across the booth just to experience the whole process. Very, very, it was a very, very interesting. In Hawaii, is there anybody currently that has any robot technology in Hawaii currently? No, actually we're the first comment in the market. Yeah, actually we have the exclusive rice in Hawaii and Guam. Very nice, Richard, very nice. So we can expect to see your robots then not only at restaurants, but also like you said in hotels and even in bars and doing different things throughout the operations, correct? Yes. Very good, another message that I had received gentlemen from all of these emails and calls which is so greatly appreciated because feedback is so important and what we can do in 2023 and can we, should we get a bigger venue?  Because I know we're gonna sell out more boots. This year we had 122 companies reserve over 200 boots. So every booth was taken as you could see and it was very well attended. I don't have how many people actually walk the shows yet but I am gonna be getting that statistic at our recap meeting coming up soon. Cisco was there in force. They had 28 boots, dominoes, they're awesome. They had boots there and they were giving a partial validation and also they delivered pizzas to all of the booth participants. People were flying in from as far as Japan and the Indonesian trade promotion company of Los Angeles flew in a lot of their furniture. It's an investment and I wanna speak to Joe first because Joe, I understand you're out of California that you flew in, was it three people from Daniel's Meets? Yes, we flew in three people. Right, and so Daniel's Meets flew in three people, they had to get hotel rooms, rental cars and so this is also a boost to Hawaii's economy. So we wanna thank you for making that investment. It's not only about the booth cost but it's also about the whole expense, right? To bring personnel in and the hotel and the rental car. Richard, I know you're from here but you brought in a team. So how many people did you fly in for the show? Yeah, we flew in four people from California and Las Vegas, you know, the tech people so they can do the demos, you know, smoke free. Very nice, very nice. So thank you gentlemen for that investment and I know many others, I spoke to those two people that flew in from Japan for their breads and it was very, their commitment was huge.  So it was very, it was very well worth it for them. Something else that I didn't wanna talk about was the educational seminars at the HHRS. We also had numerous educational seminars and I had an opportunity to speak to some of the speakers and, you know, one of them was our Department of Health, Peter spoke, there was the Digivortex, Doug Harris spoke. So I don't know if the two of you had an opportunity to see any of the seminars. I did not, I did look at the program and there were some really good interesting topics to being discussed. I wanted to catch one of them but unfortunately, I wasn't able to. Yeah, you were busy working your booth, huh? Yes. How about you, Richard? Did you catch any of the seminars? Yes, I do. And actually I did a presentation myself too on the second days. And then it's a really good participation and also share, discuss with the audience about the robots. We, you know, so many audience about talking about, you know, they need the AI function of it and then we share all the future viewer how this delivered robot can help paying the restaurant owners and to making their management or supply more efficiently. Yeah, I really love it, yeah. Thank you, thank you for participating in the seminars. You know, educating, constantly educating our industry is something that the Hawaii Restaurant Association really works on. So as you all, as you two walked around the show and thank you because the two of you had new technology and new processes, especially Daniel's meets. Did you notice anything else that was new or anything else that was different that you've never seen before at a show? Well, well, like Richard's robots were something different I haven't seen. Here in California, there are some robotic waiters going around, but Richard has some nice dancing ones here too that were pretty fun to look at. But I think the future might be into the robotics. They're talking in here in California, they're in Los Angeles or they're talking a little a lot about that, you know, with unfortunately with the workforce and everything like that, it's helping, it will help labor out a little bit. I think the future is bright for that industry also. One thing I did see was Uncle Jim's plant-based wagyu which was quite surprisingly tasty. Being in the meat, real meat industry, you know, we kind of frowned upon plant-based things, but you know, we're open to everything and that was really, really tasty what he had. And plant-based products are gaining traction here and being a thing of the future here also. There was also the Pog, Sorbet Pog, which I haven't seen anywhere. I think it's a new item. So that's pretty nice. Thank you. That's what the show is all about, right? The latest, the greatest, the newest like yours, your process with the farms. You're right. I was gonna mention Uncle Jim. So thank you so much for mentioning Uncle Jim's because he actually delivered some to my booth and said, Cheryl, you need to taste this only because as you know, gentlemen, my husband is a vegetarian. So we're always looking for vegetarian vegan options. And so really and truly that steak was, you couldn't tell it was made out of vegetables and very impressive. And that was the theme, you know, through this show because I also saw a couple of other boots that had vegetarian offerings. And you're right, it is, as people are looking at options, that is a very popular trend. So Richard, did you see anything new or different at the show or did you even have a chance to walk away from your booth? I don't even have time to walk around. But it was, but it's an amazing experience like that Lieutenant Governors and Senators and Japanese counselors and, you know, movie mayors, you know, it's all at a booth talking with us. And, you know, it's just really amazing. We even have a state unemployment office. They were talking with us for almost an hour and thinking about using a robot to do the labor training for the, you know, so people are thinking about this new technology, how to help them.  Well, I'm so glad because you are so correct. You know, not only did I see everyone from the Lieutenant Governor, from Mayor Blanchiarty, from Mayor Victorino who flew in from Maui, but so many people came to the show to check it out because this show really is the launching of our opening of our conventions. You know, proving that we could safely have these types of shows at this large capacity again, 200 booths at the convention center, and we can do it safely. And everyone there was just like you said, Joe's so happy to see everybody.  And as Joe mentioned, you know, Joe's been coming here to Hawaii for these types of shows for, is it over 10 years, Joe? Over 10 years now, yes. Yes, and this is our second show. We would have had two others, but of course the pandemic came, but this is our second show. So the first one was in 2019 and this one in 2022. So yes, you've been coming here very often. That's how well we've known each other all these years. And from the industry, you know, the contacts, the connections and the relationships is what's so important when you come to these shows. Right, Joe? You know, you've mentioned Uncle Jim who is also in the same industry that you are. Yes, yes. And not only at the show, but even after the show, going to dinner at some of these restaurants that we provide meat to and just talking to owners and chefs and just seeing the occupancy levels increasing. They're looking at 90% occupancy level pretty soon. So now they get to expand their menus more and open up more tables. So for the economy, that's really great in Hawaii. Yes, we're so excited for that, Joe. You're so right. We just, you know, everybody's so optimistic looking at what's the future brings. And right now we're getting ready for a huge summer. Spring break is over and we're getting ready for a huge summer. So everybody's gearing up and bringing employees in. So Joe, there was a picture that you took with a famous chef. And I wanted to, because I brought him over to your booth because I knew that you would be impressed. So do you want to share with our audience a little bit about what you and he talked about because I saw it was a private conversation. Yeah, so master chef food network star, Graham Elliott came by the booth and I'll just go over some of the items and meat items that I have here showing you in the Hawaii show. And he was impressed with the pasturais and the regenerative practices for animals. And yeah, he just took a good interest to it. And by myself, I'm always get start struck everywhere I go. I always show last month here in May, I took a picture with another chef. So I like having that in my repertoire a little bit. But yeah, Graham Elliott, chef at Pounders at the Polynesian Cultural Center. So he's a world renowned chef. So it's just nice to talk to somebody that comes by and you could show your products and he has an interest in it. Exactly. And if you send me that picture, I will get him to autograph it and send it back to you, Joe. Awesome, I would love to send. I would love that. I would do that for you. He was very impressed by the show. As you mentioned, he's over there at the Pounders restaurant at the Polynesian Cultural Center and really making it a destination restaurant. People have just been raving about his food. Gosh, I can't even remember guys, has it been a month? Has it been a month already? He was one of our featured chefs of Aloha at our Hall of Fame. And everybody was so impressed by his food offering. So yes, it's always nice to have government officials, celebrities, different chefs walking through. I don't know if you saw Chef Chai, gentlemen. Chef Chai was there. I got to hug Chef Chai. I haven't seen him in a while. He just opened a new restaurant in Waikiki. And I said, Chef, during a pandemic, when all the restaurants were struggling, here you are opening a new restaurant in Waikiki. And he said, Cheryl, that's what restaurateurs do. It's in their blood, right? They are entrepreneurs. And so he opened up Kalo, a new Hawaiian food restaurant right there in Kohio Avenue. So I got to speak with Chef Chai. So every restaurant tour, every restaurant owner that came by, they stopped by the Hawaii Restaurant Association booth just to say hi, because it's been two years that we haven't seen each other. It was just nice to see everybody again. And as I mentioned, the purpose of this conversation today was, was the HHRS, the Hawaii Hotel and Restaurant Show, wasn't valuable to the people who reserved booths, who made an investment, who flew in their staff or flew in themselves, rented hotel rooms and rental cars. Was it valuable? And what I'm hearing gentlemen is, was it valuable? Yes, it was. Yes, it was. It's just the excitement again. It's the excitement again. And when you think of Hawaii beaches and the sun, but Hawaii is coming up to be a great food destination also. There's some chefs that are really doing great things there and just having a creativity mind that's bringing different foods to Hawaii. If you look, I think now you have Texas barbecue now in Hawaii with sunset barbecue. That's something new and just different, different array of foods coming in there.  I forgot, that's a doctor, correct? He's, yes, yes. And he thanked us for being there, but he did say, and he shook my hand and he says, we will never close again. So I think that's some positivity and some outlook for the future of the industry. That is so, oh, thank you for saying that, Joe. You're right. You know, we've had many meetings with him and he's, he's constantly said the same thing that, you know, he understands how restaurants and businesses really suffered the last two years. And the trickle-down effect, how even for yourself, right? You supply the restaurants and the food service industry with your products and so how it affected you just like, like I said about the gentleman who texted me and said, you know, Cheryl, it was a rough two years and I made a commitment to reserve a booth even though financially it was very tough because it impacted himself, right? His wallet, but he said it was worth it. So worth it. He's glad he made that investment and reserved a booth. So 2023, I will be sending out the dates as soon as we book it. So I'm hoping that I can count on you two gentlemen to reserve booths in our show in 2023 as soon as I have the date. Definitely, definitely. Thank you. Thank you so much. Then in closing, again, my name is Cheryl Mazzuca, the executive director of the Hawaii Restaurant Association. The Hawaii Restaurant Association is the voice of Hawaii's restaurants and food service industry. Should you have any questions about a future show or anything, just email me at infoatHawaiiRestaurant.org. 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Hi everyone, a big welcome or welcome back to my channel. I am very excited about this video, I cannot tell you. So a little while ago I was reading Gilead by Marilyn Robinson. I had heard nothing but glowing reviews about this book, obviously it won the Pulitzer. I finally picked it up for myself and can confirm it was glorious right from the start. I adored the opening so much that I went straight to Cameron, my husband, and read it out loud to him. And in that moment I was inspired to make this video and read you some of my favourite openings in literature. Isn't it just the best feeling when you open a new book and the first sentence, few sentences, first paragraph is just stunning. I have had so much fun rereading the openings of basically all of the books in my library in preparation for this video. Books are so so good. So let's do this. I have seven books here with me to share today from classics all the way up to newer releases. I'm just going to read you their openings and then have a little chat about them. Hopefully you enjoy this, hopefully it inspires you to pick up some of these books if you haven't read them already. I really hope you love this even a little bit as much as I already do. So starting with Gilead by Marilyn Robinson. I told you last night that I might be gone sometime and you said where and I said to be with the good Lord and you said why and I said because I'm old and you said I don't think you're old and you put your hand in my hand and you said you aren't very old as if that settled it.   You reached up and put your fingers on my lips and gave me that look I never in my life saw on any other face beside your mother's. It's a kind of furious pride very passionate and stern. I'm always a little surprised to find my eyebrows unsinged after I've suffered one of those looks. I will miss them. I just think this has such a powerful opening. I absolutely love it. So this book Gilead is set in a small town in America in the 1950s. It is told through one long letter that an old reverend is writing to his son as he nears the end of his life. That opening to me is basically perfection. I love the second person narration. I love the back and forth dialogue. I'm instantly drawn in and want to learn about this man and his relationship with his son. I can feel the intimacy and the longing and the pain. I love the allusion to the boy's mother in here that absolutely warmed my heart and ending on the I Will Miss Them is so stark and devastating. An incredibly crafted well opening. It's like burned into my brain now. It's really really staying with me. I want to write something like that opening one day. Pause Water by Sarah Hall. The woman on the bed was screaming bold blue murder and Jesus bastard Christ.  A bed which had once belonged to her grandmother and in which her own mother had been born. The cotton under her hot body was saturated with her sweat and with her swearing. The woman's body was making colours that her husband had never seen before colours he did not know a human being could make.  Samuel Lightburn watched his wife struggling as internal shapes moved throughout her body saw her muscles damaging themselves as she struggled.  The woman screamed and slowly she came apart. He could not stand it. So probably important to note that that was actually the beginning of chapter one.  So this one is actually also set in the 1950s but it is set in a very small town in the Lake District, England. Mardale is very isolated and very set in its ways so when a man comes from Manchester wanting to build a reservoir in the town the town basically goes into panic. I read this book a few years ago now and I can still remember so clearly reading that opening. I adore how this book just drops you right in there. Right from the start I feel like I'm in that room with them seeing and hearing and smelling and I just love those descriptions. They are so visceral and butter bashed and earthy and just the tone as well and the dialect that comes through in here really really speaks to me. I'm actually from Cumbria where this book is set and where the author is from so these characters screaming bold blue murder and Jesus bastard Christ is just so right. It is so spot on. I love this book. I love this opening so so good. Moon Tiger by Penelope Lively. I'm writing a history of the world she says and the hands of the nurse are arrested for a moment. She looks down at this old woman this old ill woman. Well my goodness the nurse says that's quite a thing to be doing isn't it and then she becomes busy again. She heaves and tucks and smooths upsy a bit dear there's a good girl then we'll get you a cup of tea. A history of the world to round things off. I may as well know more nitpicking stuff about Napoleon, Tito, the Battle of Edge Hill, Hernando Cortez, the works this time. The whole triumphant murderous unstoppable shoot from the mud to the stars universal and particular your story and mine. I'm equipped I consider eclecticism has always been my hallmark. That's what they've said though it has been given other names. Claudia Hampton's range is ambitious some might say imprudent my enemies. Miss Hampton's bold conceptual sweep my friends. A history of the world yes and in the process my own the life and times of Claudia H the bit of the 20th century to which I've been shackled willy-nilly like it or not. Let me contemplate myself within my context everything and nothing. The history of the world as selected by Claudia. Fact and fiction, myth and evidence, images and documents. So this is one of my favorite openings to a novel of all time. Moon Tiger is a modern classic written in the 1980s and it tells a story of a celebrated old writer named Claudia who was in hospital coming to the end of her life. Claudia decides that she will be writing her final novel which will be a history of the world as experienced by her. So this book won the Manbooker Prize when it was first published and it went on to be shortlisted for the Manbooker 50 Prize a few years ago where I first discovered it. I actually had the honor and utter utter pleasure of hearing Penelope Lively read this opening herself at the Manbooker 50 celebrations in London. I have never in my life heard a reading so beautiful. I think this opening is beautiful anyway but the way she read it brought it to life in such a magical way. This opening is so distinct and intriguing and indulgent and philosophical. It really sets up the tone for the novel and gives you an insight into this protagonist so perfectly. And now whenever I read this opening I will forever hear it in Penelope Lively's voice which honestly makes it a thousand times better. Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. Book one an upright man. Montsueur Muriel. In the year 1815 Montsueur Charles Francois beyond the new Muriel was Bishop of Dignay. He was then about 75 having held the bishopric since 1806. Although it has no direct bearing on the tale we have to tell we must nevertheless give some account of the rumours and gossip concerning him which were in circulation when he came to occupy the diocese. What is reported of men whether it be true or false may play as a larger part in their lives and above all in their destiny as the things they do. So many words in there for me to mispronounce. I am so sorry. So for those of you who don't know Les Miserables is an epic French classic written in the 1800s and it also happens to be one of my favourite novels of all time. Primarily it tells the story of an escaped convict named Jean Valjean and consequently the stories of various other characters whom he crosses paths with. It is a story of love and justice and heroism and poverty and it is sublime. So I couldn't really make this video and not mention this book. I read Les Miserables last year and had one of the most profound reading experiences of my life. No joke. It is such a massive sweeping epic intelligent story in so so many ways but one of those ways is the prose. This is some of the best writing I have ever read in my life and it is translated. This opening for me was just perfect and it perfectly set the tone and paved the way for the rest of the novel. It felt instantly insightful and comforting to me and rereading this opening now just always makes me smile. The Gathering by Anne Onright. I would like to write down what happened in my grandmother's house the summer I was eight or nine but I am not sure if it really did happen. I need to bear witness to an uncertain event. I feel it roaring inside me this thing that may not have taken place. I don't even know what name to put on it.  So The Gathering is actually another booker winner that also made it onto the shortlist for the Man Book of Fifty Prize. Set in Dublin it tells the story of the nine Hegeti siblings who all travel back to their family home for the wake of their brother Liam. Anne Onright is just a fantastic writer. She is one of those writers that inspires me that I just aspire to be even a tiny bit like. This opening is so intriguing right off the bat it has me. What happened? What on earth are you talking about? I also love the exploration of memory and childhood in novels and Anne Onright is the queen of exploring memory and childhood. I adore this hazy, uneasy, what is real, what isn't, blurring of lines, vibe that this opening has and that continues throughout the rest of the book. Every time I read this opening, especially the line about the hurt lingering in the bones, I just feel like I've been punched in the gut in the best way. Such amazing writing. Ending on a short and sweet one we have What I Was by Meg Rossoff. I am a century old, an impossible age and my brain has no anchor in the present. Instead it drifts nearly always to the same shore. Today as most days it is 1962, the year I discovered love. I am 16 years old. So this is the only young adult novel on this list and I actually read this one when I was a young teen myself. Primarily set in the 1960s off the coast of East Anglia, this one tells the story of a young disgruntled student who ends up making friends with a teenage boy who is living just off the edge of the sea. This opening is pretty much perfection in my eyes, it is simple and true and I completely buy it. I'm a sucker for love, I'm a sucker for young love and old love and everything in between. And this is the opening of a love story, first and foremost, and it makes me want to learn about it. I just think it's so effective and lovely. It's the kind of thing that you almost think anybody could have written, but really they couldn't. And then when you do see it written down and experience it, you just think that is so special. So there we go, those were six of my favorite openings in literature. Thank you so much for hearing me talk about them. I really hope you enjoyed the readings and the little chats. I would love to know what you think about these openings and whether you've read these books. Also please please please let me know what some of your favorite openings in literature are. I would love to hear about them. Again thank you so much for watching, I appreciate you all so much. I hope you're doing really well and having really nice weeks. Really looking forward to hearing from you down below and I will hopefully see you all soon in my next one. Bye everyone. I'm just filming a video mom. Sorry. Thank you. Love you too. Bye.


What's better one takedown here welcome back to another video today? I'm gonna share my thoughts and predictions on this year's wrestle mania Wrestlemania 35 is just less than a week away There's still one raw and one smackdown before the pay-per-view. So some of these matches may change But like usual, I have all the matches right in front of me. Let's get right into this So I'm gonna start off with the women's battle royale match So I'm basically just gonna be picking two females that I think should win this match And that will push them in the future to bigger and better things maybe championship matches and stuff like that So the two that I've picked for this match are number one Nikki cross I think since she is just coming up from NXT now. I like everything about her I think she is amazing So if she were to win this match it wouldn't surprise me and the other is Ruby riot Basically, I think that Because all members of the riot squad are in this match. I think they all band together and help Ruby win I think that's something that we can see happen and then Ruby would get another opportunity for the raw women's championship in the future So these are my predictions for the women's battle royale Next is the Andre the giant Memorial Battle Royale And I'm basically gonna do the same thing just pick two people that I think should win and that will push them in the future So number one is Ali and I think it's pretty amazing. It sucks that he was injured right before elimination chamber because of the hype that he got to get into the chamber match I thought was amazing. I thought he would definitely had a strong showing in that match But because he is injured he was he had to miss that match. So the fact that he's not injured anymore I really hope that he's in this match and I would really like to see him win That'd be very awesome Not only for a cruise wait to win this type of match But just for him in general because that will keep boosting his hype A lot of people think that because after he got his shot for the world championship He then got injured that he's not gonna get one again. If you were to win this match I could see that happening. The other one is ginger Mahal I know ginger Mahal has been going downhill since going to raw But I think if he were to win this match He might start going in the right direction and they might give him bigger pushes in the future So these are my predictions for the battle royales for us mania. Next is the intercontinental championship match We have Bobby Lashley versus Finn bowler Bobby Lashley now is a two-time Intercontinental champion Finn bowler beat him and then ended up losing again This match here. I'm just gonna go with my gut on who I think is gonna win And that is gonna be Bobby Lashley I've always been a fan of Bobby Lashley and I really like that. He's the champion I would have preferred him to face Brock Lesnar for the universal championship I think that would have been a lot more special But the fact that he's a champion the intercontinental champion I like that too. I think Finn bowler might have a good show in this match But I would like to see Bobby Lashley retain That was my final prediction. Next is the cruise weight championship match buddy verse buddy Murphy versus Tony niece This match here. I don't know a lot about Tony niece, but I do like him I think he is very strong And I think if he were to win at WrestleMania, that would be a good showing that would be him Basically proving that he can do it. So my prediction for this match is gonna be Tony niece That's my final prediction. Next is Kurt Angle versus Baron Corbin This is Kurt Angle's farewell match a lot of people hated when Baron Corbin was selected to face Kurt Angle It is rumored that it is gonna be John Cena and it will be shown before WrestleMania But this is the match as of right now. So in my opinion Baron Corbin facing Kurt Angle I think is awesome and I think that will push him in the future because Since he went to raw and he became general manager He kind of went downhill and kind of got stale and stayed at one position But by him having a match against Kurt Angle at WrestleMania I think that will push him in the future and I think that's why they decided to do that Instead of having John Cena somebody that's already proved himself in the WWE Having Baron Corbin try to prove himself once again would be awesome, but it's Kurt Angle I think the final match The final outcome of this match my final prediction is gonna be Kurt Angle because that makes the most sense It would suck for Kurt Angle to lose to Baron Corbin at WrestleMania So my final prediction is Kurt Angle is going to win Next is the United States Championship match Smojo versus Rey Mysterio. This is gonna be a Exciting match on one hand. We have Smojo the submission machine I think he's going to dominate this match, but it's against Rey Mysterio, which is a cruiserweight somebody that is smaller than him So I think if Smojo were to catch Rey Mysterio. I think it might be over really quick I think Smojo might just make Rey Mysterio tap out instantly, but given Rey Mysterio's speed I think that Rey Mysterio possibly could win this match My final prediction for this match is going to be Rey Mysterio Just because I would like to see him have a championship around his waist Something he hasn't done since he came back to the WWE So I think that'd be awesome for him to finally win the championship But it's very possible that Smojo could retain, but my final prediction is going to be Rey Mysterio Next is going to be AJ Styles versus Randy Orton. This match is going to be very interesting I think it has a lot going for it. My final prediction for this match is going to be pretty simple AJ Styles, that's because I've always been a fan of AJ Styles even before he came to the WWE and After he came to the WWE I was a huge fan of them even more Randy Orton. I don't like his current gimmick I don't like that. He is heeled to me. I like him better as a face. I just don't like the route He's going right now. So my final prediction is AJ Styles Next is the WWE women's tag team championship match. It is a fatal four-way tag team championship match Bailey and Sasha Banks the current champions versus Beth Phoenix and Natalia Which at first I think it was supposed to be just a normal tag team match between the two of them And the fact that Beth Phoenix is coming back to the WWE getting out of retirement for this match is pretty awesome I'm a huge fan of that but they're also now facing the Iconics and Nia Jax and Tamina. So this match here has a lot going for it. Of course the Iconics I'm a fan of them as well But Nia Jax and Tamina they're a bigger and stronger tag team But for this match here my final prediction is going to be Beth Phoenix and Natalia are going to win I think to have in my opinion two legends become the women's tag team champions I think would prove themselves that they were everything and then some so That's my final prediction for this match is that Beth Phoenix and Natalia are going to win It's gonna be an interesting match in my opinion. I wouldn't care who were to win this match I think it's gonna be an amazing match So I don't care who really comes out as champion But my final prediction is going to be Beth Phoenix and Natalia Next up is Roman Reigns versus Drew McIntyre This is a odd match a lot of people didn't expect this was gonna happen Especially at WrestleMania on one hand Roman Reigns came back from leukemia and now he's gonna be competing at WrestleMania Which is awesome, but he's gonna be facing Drew McIntyre, which I am a fan of Drew McIntyre. I love his heel gimmick right now I love everything he's about a lot of people hate him especially facing Roman Reigns To me it is possible that Roman Reigns is going to win this match because coming back from his over six months of Dealing with leukemia Returning having a match at WrestleMania I think it would make sense to have him win to boost him even more in the WWE But my final prediction for this match is going to be Drew McIntyre Next is Shane McMahon versus the Miz. I am a fan of the Miz I always have been whether he is heel face. It doesn't matter to me. I love everything about the Miz I think his character is awesome Pun intended, but he's facing Shane McMahon and they were recent SmackDown tag team champions But then something clicked in Shane McMahon and he decided to attack the Miz and it was in Cleveland the Miz's hometown and he even put his hands on Miz's father So this match is now a Falls Count anywhere match, which I think is awesome In my opinion WrestleMania Especially should have more than just one-on-one matches. It should have Falls Count anywhere No holds barred at different things like that. Maybe extreme rules to make it more extreme But this match here Falls Count anywhere I'm going to say the Miz because if the Miz were to win that will push him in the future to better matches in the WWE maybe a world championship match once again I think that would be very awesome to see so Final prediction is that the Miz is going to win next up is the Triple H versus Batista match This one is a no holds barred if Triple H loses. He will Pretty much end his career pretty much. So that is what Batista wanted. That's one of the stipulations. So To me the fact that they returned Batista as heel when in the Marvel universe and outside of WWE He's a huge face. Everybody loves him to be once again a heel in the WWE for this match Didn't make sense to me I do understand because he is heel it is very likely that Triple H is going to win because Triple H has never beaten Batista on one-on-one So I think that's why they did it just so they can have Triple H beat Batista Because for the longest time Triple H has been a heel a lot of people in the WWE Universe hated him let's him do it like this and have Batista the bigger heel now I think that's why they decided to do it But nonetheless my final prediction for this match is Batista. I'm a huge fan of Batista I think that he deserves a win at WrestleMania. He wanted to come back for a match. So this match would be awesome for him to win I'm a huge fan of him and that's my final prediction for this match Next is the universal championship match Brock Lesnar versus Seth Rollins. This match here is going to be very intense I have a feeling on one hand Brock Lesnar could go suplex City on Seth Rollins on the other hand I think the Kingslayer might do a lot more than we would Expect him to do. I think he has some tricks up his sleeve I think he has plans for this match and my final prediction is Seth Rollins mainly because I feel that the universal championship should be defended or at least shown every week on Raw they should be the champion should be appearing every week on Raw not just hyping up a match at WrestleMania So the fact that Brock Lesnar is barely ever there barely ever defends It's only once every couple pay-per-views that he defends it It should be defended every pay-per-view in my opinion, especially since it is a major title So this match here I really hope Seth Rollins were to win because Seth Rollins would actually be able to represent Raw better than Brock Lesnar is So that is why I'm choosing Seth Rollins for this match Next is the match that a lot of people didn't expect was going to happen And that is the WWE champion Daniel Bryan versus Kofi Kingston Kofi Kingston has been the WWE for 11 years Never really had opportunities for the WWE championship until late It would be very interesting to see him win the WWE championship I am not a fan of Daniel Bryan, especially Daniel Bryan's new gimmick right now where he's a complete ass. He's a heel I don't like that. I didn't like that. He was returning from retirements It was very interesting But the fact that they made him heel right away and then they started to give him opportunities for the WWE championship I was not a fan of I think there is more people deserving of it before him And I just didn't like them doing it. So my final prediction for this match is Kofi Kingston I think possibly the new day is going to help Kofi Kingston win this match I would honestly love to see that if the new day were to interfere Costing Daniel Bryan his championship and Kofi Kingston winning I think that is something that we're likely going to see and I really hope it does come true on the other hand Some people are thinking that in this match the new day Xavier Woods and Big E Are going to cost Kofi Kingston the match So it's going to be interesting to see what actually happens but my final prediction is still going to be Kofi Kingston and the final match here is The Raw Women's Championship match It is the main event which is awesome that a women's match is the main event especially at WrestleMania And it is the champion Rhonda Rosie versus the Royal Rumble winner Becky Lynch Versus Charlotte Flair who is recently won the SmackDown Championships so this match here triple threat match as right now It's only for the Raw Women's Championship But the rumor is it's going to be for both Raw and SmackDown women's championship We shall see But I'm just going to go off of it just being the Raw Women's Championship So this match here My prediction is going to be Becky Lynch Honestly this match I would have preferred one-on-one Becky Lynch versus Rhonda Rosie because we did not get to see that at Survivor Series But it does make sense because Rhonda Rosie I don't think has defended the championship in a triple threat match yet So I think that's why they did it But to just have Becky Lynch makes sense because she won the Royal Rumble But to just throw Charlotte in from SmackDown into the Raw Women's Championship match Didn't make sense to me. So this match here Becky Lynch is my prediction I could see Becky Lynch winning this match and then I could also see Sasha Banks and Bailey retain the women's championship Charlotte is the SmackDown women's champion So if that were to all happen everybody that I just mentioned were to win the championships and hold the championships I could see at the end of WrestleMania The four horse women come out and hold the championships high I think that's something that would be interesting to see But I did predict Beth Phoenix and Natalia were to win the women's tag team championship Which is something I hope happens, but also I could see Charlotte Winning this match and then that's the rumor right now that Charlotte's going to win this match And they're going to eventually unify the Raw Women's Championship and the SmackDown Women's Championship Which I really hope doesn't happen because the women's division SmackDown has their own. Raw has their own. They are amazing right now And I hope they keep them separate, but something tells me they're not going to but my final prediction for this match is for Becky Lynch I think she Would prove a lot more if she were to win this match So I hope it happens So these are the predictions as of right now for the matches for WrestleMania 35 This is a longer video than I'm used to but that is because this year's WrestleMania Has a lot more matches than usual. This year's WrestleMania is rumored to be six to seven and a half hours So that is a long event That is a long time if you were to actually go to the event to be Standing or sitting in your seats or just to be there in general And I think nearing the end of the pay-per-view you'd be pretty exhausted Especially regardless if if you went to the event Or you're sitting at home watching the event If I know me if I'm going to watch the event I'm not going to watch it all in one sitting. I'm just going to spread it out over a week or so Just because that's a long time to just watch WWE in one sitting. So Comment down below what you guys think of WrestleMania 35. Do you like that? It is a long pay-per-view. Do you like a lot of the matches? Comment down below what your predictions are for all of the matches if you guys want to do so I want to hear what you guys think anyways But I'm gonna leave this video here. I'm pretty excited for WrestleMania 35. A lot of the matches are awesome I just feel like they have way too many matches for one event. So that's just me, but I'm gonna leave this video here Please take care. Peace


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We're trying to build a whole new computational stack based on these principles. First be robust, then as correct as possible, and finally third as efficient as necessary. Efficiency usually gets put up at the top, here we put it at the bottom. Top three. But take a look at this. I actually saw that, but it happened again right there. The arm going across in the new nano-arm technology. It's unbelievable. You see there it is, back in the previous one, it's still poking along. Just we've already had kids and this one is about to begin copying the code from the left go to the right go to the right. So it's a big difference. It's a big efficiency gain.  But every so often, the good old big O, the analysis of algorithms comes up and says, you know, hey, here I am. And this is one of those examples, the microarm, abbreviated UA. The way it works, the source of the code is at the tail and it sends a command down to the head of the arm, which does it and sends a confirmation back and so on. As a result, the time per command grows with the arm length because it has to do a round trip each time. So if you have N commands and N time per command, you get quadratic N squared time. The new one, the nano-arm NA, stores the program in the head of the arm and executes it directly out from the head. So the time per command doesn't change depending on how long the arm is. So it takes linear time. So it's a perfect example of efficiency of linear time versus quadratic time. Now anybody who knows anything about this project would legitimately say, why, Dave, are you caring about efficiency now? And the answer is, I don't. I don't care about efficiency. But the stuff I was working on this last month, I needed to grow an arm that didn't have a controller at the back end. And the easiest way to do that, or the way that I thought of to do it, was to put the program in the head so that it could just use it and we could in fact tear down. What if there was a single worm head I thought on May 11th that carried its whole pattern so we could actually burn up what's happening behind it and still have the program there? That was the reason I started into doing the nano-arm but it had these other effects. And just to finish the story, why is it called the nano-arm? Well, because it has two bits per instruction, whereas the micro-arm has three bits instruction.  And the nano-arm is absolutely minimal. Go forward, turn left, turn right, and done. It's like the turtle geometry, it's like logo. So and it works great. So that's why not and big O. The schedule. This was officially artificial life creation T plus five, which seems to me a really bad marketing idea. So at the very end here I've turned it around, it's now the multicellular challenge at T minus one and counting because the next T Tuesday update in a month is the culmination of this six month journey. So what I was supposed to have done for today for right now is I submitted a paper to the artificial life conference that's coming up in Japan at the end of July. I think that's right. I had to set it in camera to copy, I did that, supposed to get plans for the second half of this year. I thought about it, not really done. And I was so beat down by failing at multicellularity over the last months and months that I was just asking for plausible or not actually literally plausible necessarily multicellularity. I think I got that and have some big fun. Well, you know, I still don't know if this is going to work. I still don't know what we're going to have a month from now, but, you know, certainly over the last month, I've been just pulling new design out of thin air and just making up stuff and, you know, going to Wikipedia finding out how nature does it and says, okay, I can implement that. So yeah, but we had some big fun. So the schedule continues this month was supposed to be extended germline stretch goal, not even exactly clear what that is, but it's been retroactively redefined to be morphogenesis, the process of building the shape of an organism, in particular, building the shape of a multicellular organism, which is what we've been trying to do. We're still holding out for the multicellular menagerie a month from now. Now that is actually July 4th is the next tea Tuesday, which is not going to be that great necessarily for a live audience in the United States anyway. But YouTube tells me that one of my key demographics is the UK. Anyway, folks have good taste. OK, that's the schedule. Meet M.C. Slash. OK, here we go. Let's take a look at this clip growing there. There again, that was the nano arm going fast, splitting. And now they're sort of bouncing off each other and they almost completely miss each other. But look at that. There it is. They have locked in and they're really pretty good.   So these are now the lower parts of three different M.C. Slashes, which have now teamed up to form a big backslash. But that's not really real. It's only doing it because it's jammed up against the edge of the universe. So meet M.C. Slash, the multicellular slash. It's got two cells. I have kept simplifying and simplifying and simplifying. But this actually kind of works. Multicellularity is hard yet. It's still hard. Yes, it's still hard. So just to make it clear where we are at and where we are not at, here are some of the bigger bugs that are currently in the code base. I'm not going to go through any of this, but you get the idea. So it's working a little bit and OK, I will take it. All right, so that's M.C. Slash. We'll talk about it more in the next point. Body plans and body models. So yes, the big talk for today is morphogenesis. Literally the generation of form, biological process causes a cell tissue organism to develop its shape. Yeah, that's what we're talking about. It's not good enough just to split and make multiple cells. We could do that when they were being single cell creatures. But they have to actually organize themselves in space in order to become a multicellular organism. And there's going to be, we need to be, I have now implemented a body plan concept that says, well, these cells are going to split and one's going to hear, one's going to hear, you know, that kind of stuff. Taking into consideration that there's no absolute geometry, there's no go to X, Y in the whole universe. Everything has to be done relative to where we are and where we think we are. And so here it is, engineered morphogenesis. So, you know, biology and evo-devo evolutionary developmental biology studies how life does it and life does it. Unbelievable, a little different way. So, this of course is coming out in the other direction. We are engineering morphogenesis under a strict set of rules of indefinite scalability, which means we can't cheat. We can't use pointers and so on and so forth. We have to keep everything super local and figure out how to make these big things get where they need to get. So it's something like we have the original ancestor, which is going to split into two kids that we call two and three. So I'm giving each cell in a developmental sequence of a multicellular organism a number, a diamond sequence number. One, two, three, two splits into four and five, three splits into six and seven. There's this neat trick in computer science where you can use a data structure called a heap that can be implemented in an array. And the way you do it is the root is sitting at some index, some number. And you say the left kid of the root is at double that index and the right kid of that root is at double the index plus one. Two times K and two times K plus one, and that's what we do here. So the ancestor is one, the first left kid is two, the next the second, the right kid is three and so forth. Two splits into four and five and so on. It works nice, it's a direct analog. But we need more than just the tree structure cuz we have to lay them out in space. So one goes to split something like this, but now we want to get it into MC slash. We want to get it on a northeast, southwest axis. So what I decided to do is to make some information. Now in this one I'm recording the actual sequence numbers of the other ones. I eventually changed it so I'm just using kind of arbitrary tags that are supposed to match up. So if this northwest has tag five and this southeast has tag five, that means they're supposed to stay close together and that's what MC slash uses. And eventually it turns into this body plan, a series for die sequence number one, that's the ancestor number two. That's the one that's supposed to end up down on the left. And die sequence three is gonna end up on the right, up and on the right. And so there's tag five that's supposed to made up with tag five and so on. And it actually kind of works. Now, in order to actually do all this, we actually have to go through this whole sensory motor interaction where we get information from the world. We make assumptions about it and we take actions and we see what's happening. And almost every AI paper you ever look at is gonna have something like this as sort of figure one, the basic layout of it. Here's the creature, here's the world and there's this loop going back and forth around it. This is from the first scientific paper I wrote pretty much in 1983. And I'm just gonna focus on this part, the real world, which some, you can't see all of the real world, you can just see a little bit of it. And that gets turned into a world model that is actually part of the space that you own, and you deal with the real model, the world model. You make inferences and decide what to do and so on. And all of that has actual physical layout roles in terms of, in this case, MC slash. So I mean, so here's the real world, all this stuff out here, it cannot see at all, there's anything that happens out there. In particular, actually, this other diamond is not visible at the moment because these antennas would be white if they were actually sensing each other. They're not at the moment, so that's all part of the hidden world. Only the stuff that is very close to the thing is actually capable of being picked up because it's in the event window of the antennas or the membrane and so forth, and it gets signals, gets sent inside, which so the edges of the diamond pick up the information coming from the antennas and make decisions about it based on what they know, that I'm looking for tag five, is there a tag five there? No, there isn't, so we better get away from that. All of that stuff happens at the edge, but it has to get brought to one place so that we can do inference on it. Okay, we shouldn't go northwest, but we shouldn't go southeast either. Can we go northeast? And that's where the inferences in the world model are done or the body model, in this case, the world is the body for the single cell creature. These four, well, there's five atoms there, but that yellow one is an empty one, are the body model. And each one of these is meant to control one edge. This one is supposed to decide what the northwest is doing, the northeast, the southeast, and the southwest of, in this case, MC slash. And this came from the genome. It was copied as part of the initial deployment where there's now a new chunk of the ancestor at the beginning called the body model prelude that gets copied over here and it just sits there waiting until the mother loop goes away and then it drives around and encircles itself. And that's what the nano arm was originally for. So that once it was sitting there all by itself, we'd go broop and close the loop for the body model to be there. And all of the decision making about let's go north, southeast, west, let's grow, all that stuff happens based on the body model, not based on reality, not even based on the perceptions, but on the stuff that's all been centralized so a decision can be made.  So that's pretty cool. And finally, goals and plans. So for a multicellular challenge T minus zero, goals is MC slash lives and can actually reproduce so that we have a two guys, two beings. And then we have another MC slash over here and so forth. And if possible, we should get it, it's mystical, mysterious buddy, MC backslash, little die, which is actually a two by two arrangement of diamonds. That's what I started working, but that was too hard.  And that we'll see, we'll see where we go. I mean, the chances are for the rest of the year, it's going to be not about T2Tile project so much, although maybe we'll continue the live streams if people want to, but about making videos on the Dave Ackley channel, so we shall see. Folks, thanks so much for stopping by and checking out and having an interest in the project whenever you can manage to do it. And I hope to see you next time.