So, I had the opportunity to interview Patty Wackstaff. We went down to Sarah Spies and I to visit St. Augustine, Florida, where her flight school is. Patty is a three-time U.S. national aerobatics champion. She didn't want to just win it one, but two, but three times to prove that her win was not a fluke. So, she is definitely an incredible aviator in history, right, really kind of a walking legend, in my opinion. Something that was really fun was hearing about Patty and her experience flying, not just her experience about her passion with flight, and she talks about in aerobatics how she likes to feel one with the airplane, so every single movement that she's doing, she's doing it with the airplane in the sky, so it was just really cool to hear her story and her passion associated with flying. So, Patty showed us around her flight school, and one of the things I noticed is that her flight school is essentially a museum. It's pretty incredible, actually. She has medals, trophies, news clippings. There's a lot of memorabilia around, especially pictures of her with other people. Something that I really took away from the interview that we did with Patty was how appreciative she was for all the people she had through her journey in life, right? Either someone that's helped her or either someone that's just been there and been a best friend through whatever situation she was going through. Patty went through a lot of adversity, actually, to get to where she was today, and just found her passion in flight. So Patty kicked off her flying when she was in Alaska. She was an economic developer for the state, and she chartered a plane to get to these different cities in Alaska. So what happened was they crashed. After that, instead of being afraid of flying again, Patty just said, that's something I can do much better. This guy's ridiculous, right? And I'm going to be a pilot. So that really is what kicked off her. No kidding, I'm going to start flying now. Isn't that crazy?


Mother, is Maxwell House the best coffee in the whole world? Well, your father says so, and your father knows best. Yes, it's Father Knows Best, transcribed in Hollywood starring Robert Young's father. A half-hour visit with your neighbors, the Andersons, brought to you by Maxwell House, the coffee that's bought and enjoyed by more people than any other brand of coffee at any price. Maxwell House, always good to the last drop. In the latter part of the 18th century, Dr. Friedrich Anton Mesmer conducted an amazing series of experiments in the field of hypnotism. In his work, Mesmer used rabbits, chickens, even people, with results we can describe only as astonishing. There was one field, however, which he neglected to investigate, the hypnotic influence of the average salesman on the average American home. In Springfield, in the White Frame House on Maple Street, this subject is now about to be explored, but thoroughly, like this. Margaret? Yes, dear? What's this? What's what, dear? This? Oh, that! That's a magazine. I know it's a magazine, but what are we doing with a copy of the Poultry Breeders Bulletin and Gazette? Well, we had our choice between that and the Mining Engineers Monthly Manual. So you took the Poultry Breeders Bulletin and Gazette. Naturally, we wouldn't have any use for a magazine about Mining Engineers, would we? Margaret. Yes, dear? Have you developed a sudden interest in poultry? No. A poultry breeder?  Well, you don't just go out and buy a thing like this without some reason. I didn't go out. He brought it here. Who did? Well, I don't know his name, but he was a very nice boy, and he's working his way through Harvard. You mean we bought a subscription for this thing? It was only $4, Jim, and if I thought you were going to make all this fuss... I'm not making any fuss. It's just that I see no reason for throwing money away on things we don't need. People always need magazines. All right, but why did you have to pick the Poultry Breeders Bulletin and Gazette? I told you, dear, because we couldn't use the Mining Engineers monthly manual. And we had to buy something, didn't we? He was a very nice boy. Margaret, I too am a very nice boy. I'm one of the nicest boys I know, and I work very hard for my money. Yes, dear.  Yes, dear. Well, how do you expect me to keep on feeding them if you keep on buying the Poultry Breeders Bulletin and Gazette? I bought it only once. Margaret, don't you see what's happening? You've got our names on every sucker list in the country. That's not so. It certainly is. Look at that stack of magazines. The bee culture quarterly, the wine growers weekly, the goat herders Gazette. What good are they? We don't need any of them. Oh, dear. What's the matter? Jim, promise me you won't be angry. What did you buy now? Now, first promise me you won't be angry. All right, I promise. What did you buy? Well, Mary Edith Steel. You remember Mary Edith, don't you? Naturally, we went to different schools to get it. What about her? Well, she has a son by her first marriage, Howard Millican. Her first husband's name was Millican, and that's why Howard's name is Millican, and her name is Steel. Margaret. He's a very nice boy, Jim. Really, he is. Of course, it's too bad they didn't have his teeth straightened when he was young. Margaret. Yes, dear. What did you buy? I didn't buy anything. Good. Not really, that is. Margaret. I just gave him a deposit. Jim, and I don't have to pay the balance until it's delivered. Until what's delivered? The history of our feathered friends. You bought a book about birds? Well, not exactly a book. Oh. It's 12 books. Margaret. But they're beautifully bound, Jim, and they cost only $18, and there were three times that. Howard said so. Margaret. Yes, dear. We don't want them. But I've given him a $2 deposit. Tell him to keep the deposit. We don't want the books. Jim, I can't do a thing like that. I can't possibly. I can. What's the number? They don't have a telephone. Well, where do they live? Jim, if I promise not to buy anything more. Where do they live? Hi, everybody. I'll never be able to look Mary Edith in the face again. Fine. Where do they live? Where does who live, Dan? Isn't as though we can't use the books, dear. You can't ever tell when you might want to know something about birds. I know everything about birds that I intend to know. Now, will you please tell me where they live? Who, Dan? You don't have to tell them a thing, Jim Anderson. I'll go over there myself this very instant. Good. Where are mom? And I'll tell them again. You do that. Who, dad? And don't be a bit surprised if no one in that entire family ever speaks to you again. That's alright, too. Fine thing.  What? Who? Who what? Who won't talk to you. Howard Millican. Who's he? The boy who won't talk to me. Who? Who's he? Who's he? Who's he? Who's he? The boy who won't talk to me. But I'm just as happy. At all, boy. Say, dad. Not now, bud. I've just gone through a thing with your mother. But I want you to see something. Look at that, dad. You know whose hand that is? Yours. Take it upstairs and give it a bath. It's Joe DiMaggio's. Does he know what's missing? The man said in his whole life he'd never seen a hand that looked more like Joe DiMaggio's. Fine. I hope you'll both be very happy. That's why I need the two dollars. What two dollars? For the glove. What glove? My new baseball glove. Like Joe DiMaggio's. Bud. Well, gosh. If you've got a hand like that, you can't use just any old glove, can you?  The man who sold me the glove. Take it back. Holy cow. Mother! What if he won't take it back? Then what am I going to do? I already gave him four dollars. It's very simple. Give him two dollars more. Where am I going to get it? Work for it. Or is it against the law to push a lawnmower with Joe DiMaggio's hand? And don't say holy cow. Gee whiz. She went out. Where? She's going to give Howard Millican the birds. Never mind. Dad, would you lend me two dollars if I gave you security? What kind of security? My old glove. No. That's what I figured. You don't know when mother will be back, do you, father? Pretty soon. What's in the box? The box? Box, B-O-X. A device for carrying things. Like the one you have in your hand. Box. Oh. Oh, it isn't anything, father. Just something I bought. And paid for, I hope. Maybe I better go look for mother. She might need me for something. Betty, come back here. In the event that you missed that last bit of subtlety, I'll repeat it. And paid for, I hope. What if I threw in my skype? Well, Betty. It cost me almost a dollar and a half. Are you going to answer me? And that was two years ago. When a dollar and a half was a dollar and a half. But... Go turn off the sprinklers. They aren't on. Then turn them on. Good gosh. What some people have to go through to get two measly bucks. Betty. Yes, father? Yes, father. You charged it, didn't you? Yes, father. Why? Well, I didn't have any money. And anyway, I think it's awful. What is? The sweater. It's horrible. Then why did you buy it? I had, too, father. Janey Liggett's my best friend. I couldn't insult her, could I? Betty, for the sake of my poor, belabored mind, would you please start all over again from the beginning? Well, Janey bought a sweater. And the clerk said, isn't it beautiful? And I had to say yes. And then she told me I ought to buy one. And I couldn't say I thought it was hideous. So I did. You said it was hideous? No, I bought one. Well, take it back. Oh, I can't, father. It was on sale. Oh, I don't know. When I was a boy, things like this never happened in my house. People bought what they needed. And that was all. Daddy. And that was all. And so help me if she bought something, I'll strangle her. Father. Hi, daddy. Where is everybody? She's out. Where is it? Where's what? Whatever it is you bought. I didn't buy it. But he told me to buy anything. That's more like it. But I will. Never mind. You're the only one in this whole family with any sense. Anytime the doorbell rings, somebody buys something. They'll buy anything. The Goat Herders Gazette. Joe DiMaggio's glove. I won. Cathy, stop it. Nobody has a family like this. Nobody else in the whole world. Hello. This is Gribble, JP Gribble. Oh, hello, JP. Those group insurance figures still haven't come back from New York. Cathy, stop it. This is why I call. Can you do me a favor? A big favor? Why, of course, JP, if I can. What is it? Well, I have a niece, my sister's girl. Pretty little thing. What makes some extra money? Oh, well, you see, JP... So, she's going from house to house selling things. Ringing doorbells, you know. Did you say something? No, JP, that was just a doorbell. Oh, well, as I was saying, I've given her the names of a few people. Just a few, you know. You see, I've just gone through a whole thing with my family about not buying things we don't need. Now, if I buy something... Just two or three of everything she's got, that's all. Two or three? Then if you just bring everything over to me, I'll be glad to reimburse you. Oh, well, of course, JP. I'll be glad to. Feel a lot easier just to give her the money, but you know how it is. Proud little creature won't take a thing from me once to earn it on her own. Oh, haven't heard from you in weeks. That's the idea. I knew I could count on you, my boy. And I'll bring the things up to you in the morning? Any time at all, Jim. I'll be glad to take them off your hands. Fine. Well, I'll see you in the morning. Thank you, Jim, and good night, my boy. Good night, JP. Who was it, Kathy? All ready? Tell her to come in. That's right. But you said you didn't want us to buy anything. Kathy, we've been buying things for months from anybody who came to the door. Now, this is something special. This is something I've got to buy. Tell the lady to come in. I can't. Why not? I already told her to go away. Oh, no. Now, that's good coffee. Best I ever had. Those words will really warm your heart when you hear them from the world's greatest coffee expert. Yes, ma'am. Because that number one expert is the man you please most. Your husband. Of course, we think we're pretty fair experts. Our Maxwell House coffee is America's favorite brand. But the expert with the last word is that man of yours. And if you brew him a pot of Maxwell House, we're mighty sure he'll say that's what I call good coffee. In fact, if he doesn't, we'll give you your money back.  No other coffee has that wonderful good to the last drop flavor. So we'd like you to bring home a pound tomorrow. Start serving Maxwell House coffee to that husband of yours. And if he doesn't say it's the best coffee ever, why you send us the can and unused portion and we'll gladly refund the price you paid. Our address is right on the front of that familiar blue tin.  Always good to the last drop. It's moments later on Maple Street and in the white frame house occupied by the Anderson's, there's a soapy whir of speculation. Will Kathy be able to find the sales girl and bring her back? Will Margaret recover her $2 deposit from Howard Millican? Will Jim be able to carry out the sales? Certainly sounds exciting, doesn't it? It's drama, that's what it is. Sheer unadulterated drama. Like this. Father. What is it, Benny? Do you hate green sweaters? Not particularly. I do. Good. Of all the sweaters in the store she would have to pick out a green one. Who? Janie Liggett? No, Mr. Gribble. That girl who was selling things. Wow, good for you. Oh, it was so exciting, Daddy. She was just getting kicked out of the woodies. She what? I mean, Mrs. Woodie was telling you she didn't want any. Oh, well, where is she? She's coming and oh, Daddy, is she pretty? She is, huh? She's got beautiful golden hair and big blue eyes. Who has, Father? Just someone with whom I have to do some business, that's all. What kind of business? Benny, why don't you go upstairs and worry about your green sweater or something? Well, if you're going to do business with beautiful blondes and don't want us around. I didn't say I didn't want you around. I merely said, uh, just stay here and keep quiet, please. Hello? Hey, just be sure that you don't... Hello there! I'm Jim Anderson. How do you do, Mr. Anderson? I'm Sheila Gibson. Yes, you certainly are. Uh, come on in. Uh, sit down. Thank you very much. Ah, that's better, isn't it? Yes, quite. Uh, this is my older daughter, Betty. How do you do, Betty? Hi. And, of course, you've met Kathy. Of course. Hi! She said you wanted to see me about something. Yes, I certainly do. We'd like to see what you're selling. Oh, for any particular reason? Well, of course, I'll probably buy something. We buy things here all the time. Is Mrs. Anderson at home? No, but we don't have to worry about that. Just, uh, trot everything out. Okay. Uh, what are you selling anyway? Lingerie. What? Lingerie. Lingerie. Father! Well, there's nothing wrong with, uh, Lady Silk Lingerie. Is there? Not that I know of. Father, you can't look at things like that. Like plot, Betty. Why can't I? Okay.  Now, uh, let's see it. All right. Father, may I speak to you a minute? Later, Betty. Let's just get this over with first. Daddy, why won't you tell Daddy? This is one of our better garments, Mr. Anderson. It's pure silk and comes in the loose leg. I'll take three. Just put it away. I'll take three. Thank you. Did you have any particular size in mind?  Very large. About, uh, 46? Father, that's a tent! Well, if it's the largest you have, it'll be fine. All right. Now, as a companion piece, we generally recommend this form fitting the... I'll take three. Oh, but I want to explain. You don't have to explain. I'll take three. Yes, uh, the, uh, large size. Oh. Say, Dad, how long do you want me to... Holy cow! But, uh, go turn on the sprinklers. I just turned them on. Well, uh, turn them all. You just said to turn them on. Now I'm telling you to turn them all and, uh, stop arguing. I wasn't arguing, but first you tell me to turn them on, then you tell me to turn them off and... Holy cow! That, uh, was my son. So I gathered. As a special introductory feature, Mr. Anderson, we're offering a new... I'll take three. Just give me three of everything and, uh, tell me how much it is. Oh, that's very generous of you, but I really feel... It's quite all right, Miss, uh... Ms. Gibson. I was saying to my wife just the other day, the next time somebody comes along selling, uh, things, we'll just take three of everything. That's what I said. Father, do you feel all right? Of course I feel all right. I feel fine. Your collar's melting.  Well, it's hot in here, that's all. It's, uh, very hot. Uh, how much do I owe you? Well, it comes to $84, but that includes Mr. Anderson, let me show it to you. You don't have to bother. Oh, but I want to. Tell me, have you ever seen anything more beautiful? It's fine, fine, yes. Just put it away. Oh, Father, that's gorgeous! How do you sleep in a thing like that? You don't sleep in them, silly? Have you ever seen anything so sheer, so soft, so beautifully delicate? It's, it's great, just great. Now, uh, will you please put it away? Oh, Father, may I look at it just for a minute? It's lovely, isn't it? You can look at it later. Hold it up against you so I can see. All right. Miss Gibson! Jim! Jim Howard Millican says he's very sorry, but, well... Mother, isn't it beautiful? It's a nightgown. Margaret, uh, this is Miss Gibson. She sells things. Doesn't she, though? Mrs. Anderson, your husband's bought some beautiful lingerie, but about the size... Uh, the size is fine, Miss Gibson, and here's the, uh, $84. And thank you very much. Oh, this is really wonderful, Mr. Anderson, and I want you to know I appreciate it very much. That's quite all right. Oh, of course. What does he care about $84? I'll see that your order's delivered in a very few days. That'll be fine. Just fine. Oh, and thank you, Mrs. Anderson. You have a very generous husband. Oh, yes. Jim the Playboy, we call him. Margaret. Why don't you girls show Miss Gibson to the door? That won't be necessary, Mrs. Anderson. I'm sure they want to.  I want to stay here. Happy. Come on. Thank you again, Mr. Anderson. Oh, thank practically nothing of it. Miss Gibson. Jim Anderson. Wait till she gets out. She's out. You see, Margaret, I got a call from Mr. Gribble. In my own home. My own home to find you cavorting with that woman. I wasn't cavorting. I was buying stuff. Jim, how could you do a thing like that? Like what? Black silk nightgowns in my living room. She was holding it up, Margaret. She wasn't wearing it. You see, Margaret. I got this call from Mr. Gribble. I wasn't out of the house for more than 10 minutes. And he said he was sending his niece over. The very instant my back is turned. You invite strange women into the living room. His niece over. His niece? His niece. You mean that was Mr. Gribble's niece? Uh-huh. And he sent her over? Yep. Oh. And he asked a few friends to buy things from her. For him. That's why I had to get everything so large. They're for Mrs. Gribble. Jim. I couldn't say anything in front of Miss Gibson or the children. He doesn't want her to know anything about it. Jim, I'm so ashamed. Oh, that's all right, honey. We all make mistakes once in a while. But when I saw her with that black nightgown in front of her. Margaret, let's just forget the whole thing, shall we? What happened with our feathered friends? Howard says he can't do anything about it. He's already put the order in. I'm sorry, dear. Well, it just goes to show what happens when you don't figure things out. I knew exactly what to do. What to expect, and so it worked fine. Gribble's happy. His niece is happy. And as soon as I get my $84, I'll be happy. Jim. Just a second, honey. I'd better answer the bill. If it's anybody selling anything, tell them we don't want anything. Don't worry, Angel. I know just how to handle it. Hello. Mr. Edison? Yes? I'm a media. My uncle, Mr. Gribble, said you'd buy some of my life-savers. Life-savers? I got all kinds of life-savers. Sperma, peppermint, wintergreen. Seems like no matter how hard you try to go right, you sometimes go wrong in buying things. But that needn't happen when you buy coffee. No, ma'am. Because the world's greatest coffee expert can tell you where to find the most for your money, the most in flavor, and just plain pleasure.  He's the expert we mean. And when he looks up at you with a smile and says, now that's a real cup of coffee, why you'll know Maxwell House is your coffee buy. Find out tomorrow. Bring home a familiar blue tin of Maxwell House and listen to your husband praise that wonderful good to the last drop flavor. And then count all the truly good cups of coffee you get from that one pound. We think you'll be convinced. Maxwell House coffee gives you the most for your money because it's always good to the last drop. It's morning now and breakfast time in the White Frame House on Maple Street. There's a fragrant scent of coffee in the air, crisp bacon frying in the skillet, and father burning in the breakfast room like this. Books about birds can be very useful, can't they, dear? Yes, yes, I guess they can be. Please pass the toast, can't they? Here you are, Daddy. You know, in this light, the sweater looks fine, doesn't it, Father? Great. Butter, please. Say, Dad, you know what Joe Phillips said to me last night? I know, but what did Joe Phillips say to you last night? Any time I want to sell my Joe to my Joe glove, he'll give me a $2 profit. Good. May I please have the sugar? There you are, Dad. Thank you. Well, things seem to have worked out very well after all, haven't they? Oh, yes, just fine. Pass the cream, please. Daddy? Yes, Cathy? What are you going to do with your black night gown? Cream, please. Say, Mom, if you have trouble getting your children to eat a hot cereal for breakfast, here's the perfect solution. Just serve them Hopalong Cassidy's favorite hot cereal, post-wheatmeal. Yes, post-wheatmeal. Just tell the youngsters how swell wheatmeal tastes with a wonderful nut-like flavor. Tell them how hoppy gets plenty of real solid nourishment from that rich brown treat. Cooks in just three and a half minutes. You'll see, you'll go along with Hopalong. It's the best hot cereal you ever ate. Join us again next week when we'll be back with Father Knows Best starring Robert Young as Jim Anderson with Roy Bargy in the Maxwell House Orchestra and yours truly, Bill Forman. So until next Thursday, good night and good luck from the makers of Maxwell House, America's favorite brand of coffee. Always good to the last drop. Father Knows Best was transcribed in Hollywood and written by Ed James. Now stay tuned in for Dragnet, which follows immediately over most of these stations. Yes, be sure to hear Dragnet. And remember, Bill Bendick stars tomorrow on NBC.


RCA Victor, world leader in radio first and recorded music and first in television presents transcribe the Phil Harris Alice Fey show Enjoyment here is the Phil Harris Alice Fey show written by Ray Singer and Dick Chevrolet with Elliot Lewis, Walter Tetley, Robert North, Janine Roos, and Whitfield Walter Sharp and his music and yours truly, Bill Foreman The one thing that irks a woman is when her husband forgets an important occasion especially when there's a gift involved Most men simply admit that they forgot and say they're sorry But not Phil Harris he will admit to nothing he'd rather do it the hard way and but more about that later first a word from RCA Victor any Experienced meal maker will tell you the biggest problem is getting everything ready at once now at last RCA estate has solved that problem with a range that makes timing easy Because it has a separate cooking area for every cooking job your meat broils or barbecues in the barbecue or meat oven Your casserole's pies biscuits bake in a second big oven. Don't worry about crowding RCA estate gives you balanced heat in every corner Topside you have four big units plus the hideaway griddle This griddle drains off fats giving a distinctively different flavor to whole grilled meals Sounds wonderful. Yes, and your dealer can show you many other features of the 1953 RCA estate in either gas or electric The range that used by famous food authority Duncan Heinz And now the stars of the RCA Victor program Alice Faye and Phil Harris Today is Mother's Day the one day in the year that is dedicated to mothers everywhere on this day loving children shower Their mothers with affection and gifts and as we look in on the Harris home Alice has just been presented with a gift Mother, how do you like the present? We brought you. Oh Alice. It's a lovely gift It's sweet of you and fellas to buy me this This it's an electric food warmer Well, it's very nice, but what made you think of buying me a food warmer?  Don't you mother? I love it honey, but it's awfully expensive Where did your girls get the money? Well, I heard the boys and daddy's fans say whenever they need money They go to a hawk shop. So Phyllis and I went to a hawk shop Well, what did you hawk? Phyllis Stop talking like your father and answer my question What did you hawk? Nothing mother the man felt sorry for us and let us have it for the money we had Well, that was sweet of him and Alice. I appreciate this gift and I was more I have a Mother's Day poem here that goes with it. Oh How thoughtful read it to me Uncle Elliot wrote it pair it up burn it up straight get it out of the house But it's real cute.  No, he copied it off Seabiscous Memorial at Santa Anita He's a cute one he is mother did daddy give you a Mother's Day present yet. No, not yet, honey He's still upstairs getting dressed, but I can't wait to see what he got me He always gets me something expensive much is that doggy in the window the one with his foot on the rail How much could I buy that little cat? Oh Hi, good morning, honey. Oh, hello darling. So good to see you even though you are empty-handed. I Oh You're not empty-handed you have a bundle under your arm. Is it for me? Yes, it is dear.  Don't you know what today is? It's a very important occasion. It's a day everybody celebrates It's the most important day of the year. It's the one day that Alice say no more Whoo-hoo to think that I almost forgot my own birthday I'm 32 today It's Mother's Day and you forgot. Oh, no, no, no, honey. I didn't forget. I just didn't you buy mother a present a present Oh, of course. I did I got her a Lovely present it it's a beautiful thing. I'd like to see it. Oh, so would I I mean? No, honey, I'll show it to you in due time. I feel I can't wait. Tell me what is it? Well, it's um It's See if you can guess is it a fur coat. Is it a diamond ring? Is it a ruby bracelet? Is it a new car? When this kid guesses she don't mess around I'll bet you got me that string of cultured pearls that I've always wanted.  What are they? Well, I left them in the well, I got them. Oh Heavenly days, I almost forgot the other present that I got for you. This will make you forget the pearls another present What is it darling my latest RCA Victor recording? What do you say to that get the pearls? Nevermind, I'm gonna play it for you right now and you're gonna love it.  Just watch them crawdads back and back, honey, baby, my I sell my crawdads three for a dime, honey I sell my crawdads three for a dime, babe I sell my crawdads three for a dime. Ain't no crawdad as good as mine, honey. Mm, baby, my What are you gonna do when you lose your pole, honey? What are you gonna do when you lose your pole, babe? When you lose your pole just sit and look down that crawdad hole, honey, baby What are you gonna do when the creek runs dry, honey? What are you gonna do when the creek runs dry, babe? What are you gonna do when the creek runs dry? Just sit and watch them crawdads die, honey, baby, my Well, get up, Kate. You slept too late, honey Now get up, Kate. You slept too late, babe Well, get up, Kate. You slept too late. That crawdad man done passed your gate, honey Baby, my How'd you like that? I made it just for you. Here.  She went to look for the pearls Well, I've never been so insolid in all my life. I made this record just for her and she walks out on it You think that the least I'll get that Well, if she don't like the record, I'll give it to somebody who appreciates my voice Hi, Curly. Oh, hi, Elliot. Hi, old buddy. I'm glad you got here because I got a present for you Here you are Thanks, Curly. This is something I've always wanted a burnt flapjack All right, look, this is my latest RCA victory recording and I'm gonna give it to you. Oh This is my lucky day To think this should happen to me a poor barefoot guitar player You said that right now I Knew you'd appreciate my record. I know it's something that you'd like to have and yet It's well, it's something that you wouldn't go out and buy for yourself No, I don't believe I I Where's Alice I want to wish her a happy mother's wait a minute. Don't mention that I'm in enough trouble now I'm ashamed of myself. I told Alice. I bought her a string of pearls and I didn't Curly you lied to your wife on Mother's Day Ain't a good day for lion, huh? Well, you should never lie to your wife.  Where are you gonna get a string of pearls on Sunday? Yeah, I never thought of that the stores are all closed today, huh? There must be some place I can pick up some pearls Hey, I know where where in that claw machine. They got in the pool room We work it right and tilt it just a little and kick it bang it on the back You know you get it over like this.  I can't break into it Hi kid Hey Julius, don't you know you shouldn't be out on Mother's Day if any woman sees you it'll slow down motherhood to a walk This ain't what they're trying for Jokes, where's miss Faye? What do you want her for? I want to show this present. I got me mother for Mother's Day.   Yeah, that's like getting a five pound box of wet liver Or maybe a low can you guys be so callous?  Well, I'm sorry kid, but I Will come in handy on cold nights. She can heat it up and use it as a bed warmer Get all worked up. Keep your apron on Hey, what's in that package you got in the hand the small one? Oh, that's me old man's gift to mom I just picked it up for him. What'd he get it? Curly, do you hear what he said? And Julius has them with him, you know something we must lead a good life our fairy godmother's watching over us Shall we have a go at them leave us Julius, um those pearls you got there. Are you sure they're pearls? What do you mean? Well, haven't you heard about the gang of counterfeit pearl dealers in town? What are you talking about? How can they they take tapioca and string it together? Some cases they use faded salmon eggs And one dealer is using miniature matzah balls Yeah Now you'd better let me take a look at those pearls because I can tell you if they're phony. I insist give me them pearls Look Julius, I got to have the pearls. Just let me borrow them for a while Well, I told my wife that I bought her a string of pearls, but I didn't so just lend me yours for 10 minutes I'll let Alice see them and then I'll find something wrong with them take them back and return them to you Then tomorrow, I'll go out and buy her another string and the whole thing will have a happy beautiful ending What do you think of my idea kid? Cut it out with the Alice has her heart set on getting the pearls and if you don't do this for me She'll be broken-hearted. Well, I don't want to see Miss Faye height So I'll do it good boy. Now. Let me have the pearl he remember.  You'll get them. You'll get them. I'll call Alice. Hey Alice.  Now look fellas don't knock the pearls I don't want her to think that they're cheap tell her they're beautiful But they're too bulky for her neck Phil Phil I've looked all over the house for those pearls and I can't find them I don't think you got them cut cut cut my dear cut. I Have them right here in this package here. You are and happy Mother's Day Oh, well, you did get them for me. I'll bet they're beautiful. Yeah, but they don't look good on you Give them back. Why don't you open? Open it up, honey. I can't wait to see these pearls. I feel they're gorgeous. They're beautiful.  Well, we'll do and find out I'll put them on There how'd they look? I don't know They don't look right There's something wrong. Don't you think so Elliot? Definitely, you mean the pearls don't look good the pearls look great, but your neck is too bulky. I Got that in smoothly tonight. Oh, yes. Yes, you're a splendid core heart to have Alice what the flat top means is your neck is too slender for such a bulky necklace I just looked in the mirror and it looks beautiful Feel I love these pearls and it was sweet of you to buy them for me. I'll wear them always I'll never take them off I Don't know maybe his tongue got caught in his braces. I don't Julius will you stop crying already?  He says here with his mother's mother's empty neck. She was expecting a new Adam's apple, but it didn't arrive I like it. Oh Phil come over here a minute dear.  We'll get it back. We'll get it back Curly would you join us for a moment, please? Yeah, I'll be right there Excuse me, honey. Keep your motor running. I'll be right back What do you guys want I want me necklace and I want it now, but Alice won't take it all I think I know a way to get it off without her knowing about it It isn't commonly known, but at one time I was quite famous for my sleight of hand I was known for my finger finesse and digit dexterity What does that mean? Used to be a pickpocket I could slide it off her neck. She wouldn't even know was missing if I can just get my arms around Alice Hey, I got it. I'll dance with it. Alice. Shall we dance? I don't know what you're talking about, but I don't want to dance I see you'd rather sit this one out. Shall we go out on the terrace? There's a full moon my dear. No, you don't just dance I'll put a record on go ahead dance with him, honey. All right, and while we're dancing Why don't you close your eyes bend your neck over my shoulder and sing to me? With you I speak your name in my every I swear I don't know I trust you enjoyed our dance Is that what we're doing? We were having a potato race. You insinuating that I'm not a good dancer?  I think he's a shill for Dr. Scholl Did I hear her say Skoll? Hey, Elliot, how'd you make out? I had trouble with the clasp. I couldn't get it open. You mean you didn't get the necklace? No, but I got her earrings wristwatch and engagement ring Give me those things. Okay Can I keep this gold crown from her pivot tooth? Now wait a minute kid Give me a little more time. There must be some way we can get those pearls off her without her knowing it We could do it if she were unconscious But she ain't unconscious. A mere detail Carry up out of the champagne. A glancing blow at the base of the skull. No I ain't gonna launch my wife on Mother's Day Besides that's expensive champagne And hit her with my wife with nothing maybe when she goes to sleep tonight, I can sneak them Come on, I can't wait. Oh, let's not get hokey now All right, all right, it's worth a try. I gotta see this.  You sure you can work this kid? It's a sin It's just a question of concentration of a stronger mind forcing its will on a weaker mind What is how I can- You don't want to see me fell.  I'll concentrate. This is getting tired This is getting weary This is getting sleepy. I is Then I gotta sleep Sleep. Good night sleep. Mr. Harris. Alice, what's Julius doing in bed with her? Why are you trying to put me to sleep? Julius. So this isn't my present. Here Julius take the poils back to your mother As for you Phil Harris, don't you ever talk to me again.  I don't care You will? And would you also get me that fur coat and that diamond ring and that ruby bracelet? Will you? Will you? Well, why don't you answer me? 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Alright, this video talking about seven things that I wish I knew before I made my build. These things is vital because I made my build and I realized, okay, because there's differences from last year, there's some similarities and some stuff I overlooked. Before I get into it, if you guys are new to the channel, of course, be sure to subscribe. We're doing 2K18, everything. I'm close to 91 overall with my player. Hopefully I get there soon. I'll drop a video on that. But let's get straight into number one. Number one is a pretty simple and obvious one that we all wish we knew. Now at launch, when we were building our players, we couldn't see the actual attribute stats for the individual attribute. So when you were upgrading defense, you didn't know what a specific attribute was seeing a plus three or a plus two, whatever the case was. So this meant that if you were going to upgrade ball control, you didn't know if you were going to hit 75, which meant you didn't know if you were going to get those pro animations. You didn't know if you were going to hit 90. You didn't know if you were going to get the elite animations. There's so much that depended on that we didn't know when we were initially making our build. This year for whatever reason, we couldn't find out all that information on the prelude. So that's just first things first is finally that was patched into the game. That's vital. The second thing is something that changed after the first three days in that you don't need to be a pure sharp to shoot effectively. The first three days, I liked it. We're talking about a skills gap. Literally people on the park were afraid to shoot because nobody had their jumpers down the first few days. But I did. Y'all know, I dropped my jump shot video. I'ma link that. Yo, that prime jumper I dropped, I'm telling you was lit. I still haven't found a jumper better than that in all my tests since the game dropped.  I was shooting consistently. If you were another build, you had to be pretty, pretty good with your shot just so you could shoot the ball. And I liked it. It was a good balance. The percentages were down. But if you knew what you were doing, you had your cue and your release on point. You were hitting. Now that's just me because I like a skills gap. The casual players were losing their minds. So Mike went and changed the slider and literally made it easy for any build to shoot.  If you're a pure lockdown, you can hit from the corner if you have your release down. So just like last year, you'll have pure sharps at the hash marks and you'll have the players that can't shoot as effectively because their attributes are like at a 40 or a 60 on the corners. And you could run that pick and roll on Pro-Am. You can do a similar thing if you're running threes on park. This year, there's no fours on park. Hopefully that changes with the Ruffles 3.4 point thing. That's about to drop, I think, this Sunday. But I'm trying to say I don't have to be a pure sharp. I could be like a primary, playmaker, secondary, sharpshooter and shoot just as effectively. Just I won't have Hall of Fame limitless range, but I'll still hit all my shots. That way, I could be fast and get to my spots, making it easier for me to get off my shots. And if I'm shooting with the same effectiveness, I'll be able to hit. See, that's only like if you know what you're doing though, because if you don't know what you're doing, just stick with the pure sharp. This year, post defense is suspect. It couldn't be more suspect. If you're a post scorer this year, you should have a blast. For whatever reason, it's difficult to pick up our opponents down in the paint this year. There'll be times where I'm right here and the guy will walk like almost through me and I'm like, I couldn't get an animation to pick him up.  You will get hit with drop steps all year. You will get hit with those hop shots right out the post, the post fill, whatever the case is, I'm telling you all right now, I've been playing with a couple of post players, you will be dominated if you aren't a defensive archetype. It's actually hilarious how effective they are this year. And it's mostly because the defensive mechanics in the paint are so weird. The fourth thing for me was I was playing on Wi-Fi. A few days into launch, one of my buddies told me PS4 Pro has less lag and frame drops than the PS4. I tried it out. But when I was transferring my information, you have to do it through Wi-Fi, right? So I did it through Wi-Fi. And I just found out literally the other day I've been playing on Wi-Fi. So I hopped back on Pro, I'm in park. And for me, I had to retest literally all of my jumpers because with less latency, I wanted to see if they can now hit. So I'm in the process going through all that basically to say this, if you're playing on Wi-Fi, find a way to play on either net. You need to be connected.  If you're also playing on Wi-Fi, Gigi trying to respond, I could be a pure sharp and I will break you down every time if you're playing on a giant TV with Wi-Fi. You just won't react fast enough. No matter what you're trying to do, you'll always be late to the punch. This, even if you react the split second, you see me move because of the delay between the controller to the PS4, the PS4 to the server now that you're on Wi-Fi, and then the TV adds to it. Just don't do that to yourself. Next one is weight. Weight doesn't matter as much when you're playing 2K. Last year, if you increase or decrease the weight of your player, it made a pretty significant difference. But this year, I could be a 160 pound sharp shooter or a 210 pound sharp shooter, and I will still have the same level of ball control. So I'm sure weight affects strength, but the fact that it doesn't affect ball control as much this year is huge, which means you can make your player a lot bigger, which is going to help in those situations where you're getting blown by you need to strengthen muscle up and keep defenders in front of you. But it's not any significant change for me to want to give up strength that comes with being a bigger weight. The next one is if you're playing by yourself, there's going to be a different build than if you're playing with your friend. When I'm playing by myself, and I'm a pure sharp shooter on the Pro app, and they put Joe Shimo over here at point guard, who can't find an open teammate if his life depended on it, I just want to shoot myself. It is nothing worse than me having to hop on the mic and explain to our team how to play point guard. And it happens often. I literally almost all the prime games I've played by myself. And sometimes it'll be a subscriber. And I'm like, my guy, if you're a subscriber and you subscribe to the channel, how could you be this bad, bro? Because you'd be missing wide open shots. And I'm like, yo, did you watch the jump shot video? Because that's not my jump shot. And my jump shot hits. So if you're playing by yourself, it makes sense to have some sort of ball handling because trust me, when you're playing with buckets on your team, you're going to want to be able to move around and get the ball open. Last thing you want to do as a pure sharp is to rely on Joe Schmo at point guard to try and find you open.  You're telling me I could just chill at the limitless range at the hash and just wait for a pick and roll to get me open, wait for somebody to play help. You're telling me I could just stand there all possession and still be effective? Man, I'll take that any day. All I got to do is hit my shots when I'm open. I'll take that any day. And the last one I touched on earlier is the PS4 Pro versus PS4. Now if you don't know, the PS4 Pro has better hardware than the PS4. I'm sure it's going to be similar for the Xbox Scorpio. Basically what I'm trying to say is on 2K18, and I'm sure this was the case for previous 2Ks as well, is the game is optimized better on the PS4 Pro than us on the PS4. So there's people that are like, I can't even play on the playground because there's an insurmountable amount of frame drops or lag or whatever the case is. I had those same issues. I switched onto the PS4 Pro and I never had those issues. I know it's not an ideal situation. You're not really trying to drop that kind of money unless you're balling, in that case, are you still trying to drop that kind of money? But if you have one in your house, like I had two PS4s or maybe your brother, how his sister has another PS4. If you're the PS4 Pro in your house, you need to grab that one. That's the one you need to be playing 2K with. So that's about it, man. Those are all the things I wish I knew. Now I got super lucky. I didn't know my attributes. There was so much we didn't know about the game this year and I made a build and it actually turned out to be the best build in the game. Shout out to me for doing my research. But there's gonna be people watching this like, yo, agent, I made this build or that build and I wish I knew about this or that and it's just unfortunate. I still haven't gotten all my ball control attributes on my player yet, so I don't even have 75 ball control which is kind of frustrating.  I'm almost to 91. So anyway, if you guys enjoyed, man, make sure you drop a like. Subscribe to the channel if you guys are new. I'ma catch y'all later, man. I'm out. Peace.


Welcome back to theCUBE's coverage here in Seattle for AWS Marketplace Seller Conference. The combination of the Amazon Partner Network combined with the marketplace from the AWS Partner Organization, the APO, John Furrier, host of theCUBE, bringing you all the action and what it all means. Our next guest is Shreya Kada Malakava, Chief Strategy Officer at DataRobot. Great to have you. Thanks for coming on. Thank you, John. Great to be here. So DataRobot, obviously in the big data business, Data is the big theme here. A lot of companies are in the marketplace selling data solutions. I just ran into Snowflake Person, I ran into another data analyst company. A lot of data everywhere. You're seeing security, you're seeing insights, a lot more going on with data than ever before. It's one of the most popular categories in the marketplace. Talk about DataRobot, what you guys are doing, what's your product in there? Yeah, absolutely, John. So we are an artificial intelligence machine learning platform company. We have been around for 10 years. This year marks our 10th anniversary. And we provide a platform for data scientists and also citizen data scientists. So essentially want to be data scientists on the business side to rapidly experiment with data and to get insights and then productionize ML models. So the 100% workflow that goes into identifying the data that you need for machine learning and then building models on top of that and operationalizing AI. How big is the company, roughly, employee count? What's the number? We are about 1,000 employees and we have customers all over the world. Our biggest verticals are financial services, insurance, manufacturing, healthcare, pharma. All the highly regulated as well as our tech presence is also growing. And we have people spread across multiple geographies and I can disclose a customer number, but needless to say we have hundreds of customers across the world. A lot of customers, yeah. You guys are well known in the industry, have been following some of the recent news lately as well. I'll see data is exploding. What in the marketplace are you guys offering? What's the pitch? Someone hits the marketplace, someone wants to buy, data robot, what's the pitch? The pitch is if you're looking to get real value from your data science personal investments and your data, then you have data robot that you can download from your AWS marketplace. You can do a free trial and essentially get value from data in a matter of minutes and not months or quarters that's generally associated with AIML. And after that, if you want to purchase you, it's a private offer in the marketplace. So you need to call a data robot representative, but AWS marketplace offers a fantastic distribution channel for us. Yeah, I mean, one of the things I heard Chris say who's now heading up the marketplace and the partner network was the streamlining a lot of the benefits for the sellers and for the buyers to have a great experience. Buyers clearly we see this as a macro trend that's going to only get stronger in terms of self-service, buying, bundling, having the console on AWS for low level services like infrastructure. But now you got other business applications that like analysts applies to. You're seeing that work. Now he said things like that in the keynote I want to get your reaction to like, we're going to make this more like a CICD pipeline. We're going to have more native services built into AWS. What that means to me is that sounds like, oh, if I have a solution like data robot that can be more native into AWS level services. How do you see that working out for you guys? Does that play well for your strategy and your customers? What's resonating with the customers? It plays extremely well with the strategy. So I call this as a win-win-win strategy, win for data robot, win for customers and win for AWS, which is our partner. And it's a win for data robot because the amount of people, the number of eyeballs that look at AWS marketplace is significantly higher than the doors that we can go knock on. So it's a distribution multiplier for us. And the integration into AWS services that you're talking about, it is very important because in this day and age we need to be interoperable with cloud player services that they offer, whether it is with SageMaker or Redshift, we support all of those. And it's a win for customers because customers, IT is a very important growing buyer persona for data robot. And they already have pre-committed spend with AWS and they can use those spend dollars for data robot to procure data robot. So it eases their procurement lifecycle as well. It's a force multiplier on the revenue side. Correct. I mean, as well as on the business front. Cost of sales go down, the cost per order dollar. Correct. This is good, goodness. It's definitely, sorry, just to finish my thought on the win for the partner for AWS. It's great win for them because they are getting the consumption from the partner side. To your point on the force multiplier, absolutely. It is a force multiplier on the revenue side and it's great for customers and us because for us, we have seen that the deal size increases when there is a cloud commit that we can draw down for our customers. The procurement cycle shortens and also we have multiple constituencies within the customers working together in a very seamless fashion. How is the procurement going through AWS help your customers? What specific things are you seeing that are popping out as benefits to the customer? So from a procurement standpoint, we are early in our marketplace journey. We got listed about a year ago but the amount of revenue that has gone through marketplace is pretty significant at data robot. We experienced like just in, by I think this quarter until this quarter we got like about 20 to 30 transactions that went through AWS marketplace and that is significant within just a year of us operating on the marketplace and the procurement becomes easier for our customers because they trust AWS and we can put our legal paperwork through the AWS machine as well which we haven't done yet but if we do that, that will be a further force multiplier because that's the less fraction there is. I like how you say that's a machine. And if you think about the benefits too like one of the things that I see happening and I love to get your thoughts because I think this is what's happening here. Infrastructure services, I get that. IaaS, done, hardware, I'm oversimplifying but all the goodness but as customers have business apps and vertical market solutions, you got more AI involved, you need more data that's specialized for that use case or you need a business application. Those, you don't hear words like let's provision that app. I mean, your prison hardware and infrastructure but the new cloud native is that, your provision turn on the app. So you're seeing a wave of building apps or composing Lego blocks if you will. So it seems like the customers are starting to assemble the solution almost like deploying a service and just pressing a button and it happens. This seems to be where the business apps are going. Yeah, absolutely. For us we are a data science platform and for us being very close to the data that the customers have is very important and if the customer's data is in redshift we are close to there. So being very close to the hyperscalary ecosystem in that entire CSED pipeline and also the data platform pipeline is very important. You know what's interesting is the data is such a big part of, I mean DevOps infrastructure as code has been the movement for a decade. So if you throw security in there, it's DevSecOps. That is the developer now. They're running essentially what used to be IT. Now the new ops is security and data. You see in those teams really level up to be highly high velocity. Data meshes, semantic layer. These are words I'm hearing in the industry around the big waves of data having this mesh when they're connected. So they're starting to see data availability become more pervasive. And we see this as a way that's powering this next gen data science revolution where it's like the business person is now the data science person. That's exactly, that is what data robot does the best. We were founded with the vision that we wanted to democratize the access to AI within enterprises. It shouldn't be restricted to a small group of people. Don't get me wrong, data scientists also love data robot, they use data robot, but the mission is to enhance many, many hundreds of people within an organization to use data science like how you use Tableau on a regular basis. How you use Microsoft Excel on a regular basis. We want to democratize AI. And when you want to democratize AI, you need to democratize access to data which could be stored in data marketplaces, which could be stored in data warehouses. And push all the intelligence that we grab from that data into the ERP, into the apps layer because at the end of the day, business users, customers consume predictions through applications layer. You know, it's interesting how you mentioned that comment about trying not to offend data scientists. It's actually a rising tide. The tsunami of data is actually making that population bigger too, right? So you also have data engineering which has come out of the woodwork. We covered a lot on theCUBE, which is, you know, we call data as code. So infrastructure as code kind of a spoof on that. But the reality is that there's a lot more data engineering, I call that the smallest population. Those are the alphas, the alpha geeks, hardcore data operating systems kind of education, data science, big pool growing, and then the users are the new data science practitioners. So kind of the landscape is, you see that picture too, right? For sure. I mean, we have presence in all of those, right? Like data engineers are very important. Data scientists, those are core users of data robot. Like how can you develop thousands and hundreds of thousands of models without having to hand code? If you have to hand code, it takes months and years to solve one problem for one customer in one location. I mean, see how fast the microeconomic conditions are moving. And data engineers are very important because at the end of the day, yes, you do, you create the model, but you need to operationalize that model. You need to monitor that model for data drift. You need to monitor how the model is performing. And you need to productionize the insights that you gain. And for that engineering effort is very important behind the scenes. And the users, at the end of the day, they are the ones who consume the predictions. Yeah, I mean, the volume and the scale and scope of the data requires a lot of automation as well. Because you add that on top of it. You got to have a platform that's going to do the heavy lifting. Correct, exactly. The platform is, we call it as an augmented platform. It augments data scientists by eliminating the tedious work that they don't want to do in their everyday life, which some of which is like feature engineering, right? It's a very high value at work. However, it takes multiple iterations to understand which features in your data actually impact the outcome. This is where the SaaS platform as a service has evolved when we call that super cloud. This new model where people can scale out and up. So horizontally scalable cloud, but vertically integrated into the applications. It's an integrator's dilemma, not so much an innovator's dilemma, as we say in the queue. So I have to ask you, I'm a buyer. I'm going to come to the marketplace. I want DataRobot. Why should they buy DataRobot? What's in it for them? What's the key features of DataRobot for a company? Hit the subscribe, buy button. Absolutely. Do you want to scale your data science to multiple projects? Do you want to be ahead of your competition? Do you want to make AI real? That is our pitch. We are not about doing data science for the sake of data science. We are about generating business value out of data science. And we have done it for hundreds of customers in multiple different verticals across the world, whether it is in Muslim banks or regional banks or insurance companies or healthcare companies. We have provided real value out of data for them.  So if you want to be in the business of using your data and being ahead of your competitors, DataRobot is your tool of choice. Sheesh, it's great to have you on theCUBE as a strategy officer. You got to look at the chess board, right? And we're kind of in the mid game, I call it the cloud. Opening game was, you know, happened. Now we're in the mid game of cloud computing. We're seeing a lot of refactoring of opportunities where technologies and data is the key to success. Being things secure and operationally scalable, et cetera, et cetera. What's the key right now for the ecosystem? As a strategy, look at the chess board for DataRobots. Obviously marketplace is important strategy and bet for DataRobot. What else do you see for your company to be successful that you could share with customers watching? Yeah, for us, we are in the intelligence layer. The layer below us is the data layer. The layer above us is the applications and the engagement layer. DataRobot, I mean, interoperability in ecosystem is important for every company, but for DataRobot it's extra important because we are in that middle layer of intelligence. And we have to integrate with all different data warehouses out there, enable our customers to pull the data out in a very, very faster way and then showcase all the predictions into their tool of choice. And from a chess board perspective, I like your phrase of you're in the mid-cycle of the cloud revolution. And every cloud player has a data science platform, whether it is a simple one or more complex one or whether it has been around for quite some time or it's been latent features. And it is important for us that we have complementary value proposition with all of them because at the end of the day, we want to maximize our customer's choice and DataRobot wants to be a neutral platform in supporting all the different vendors out there from a complementarity standpoint because you don't want to have a vendor locking for your customers. So you create models in SageMaker, for example, you monitor those in DataRobot or you create models in DataRobot and monitor those in AWS. So you have to provide like a very flexible- It's the solution architecture. Correct, exactly. You have to provide a very flexible tech stack for your customers. Yeah, that's the choice. That's the choice. Correct. It's all good. Thank you for coming on theCUBE to share in the DataRobot. So I really appreciate it. Thank you for coming. Thank you very much for the opportunity to share. Okay, breaking it all down with the partners here. The Marketplace is the future obviously where people can buy the buyers and sellers coming together. The partner network and Marketplace, the big news here at AWS Seller Conference. I'm John Furrier with theCUBE. We'll be right back with more coverage after this short break.


The following is a production of New Mexico State University. Palo Duro Canyon, the Grand Canyon of Texas, marks an abrupt change of scenery from the plains of the Texas Panhandle. The canyon is approximately 120 miles long, 20 miles wide, and 800 feet deep. For a million years, river water has sculpted artful formations in the rock. The canyon's natural amphitheater resonates with sound on summer evenings as audiences enjoy the internationally famous musical drama, Texas. Nearly half a million visitors a year come for the entertainment, outdoor activities, and educational opportunities this state park and its cooperators provide. We're at the Interpretive Center at the Palo Duro Canyon State Park where Neal Henders, president of the Amarillo Chapter of the Native Plant Society is giving us a tour of the Native Plant Garden. Neal, what's this pretty purple flower you're looking at here? This is Tahoka Daisy. Native here? Yes, to this area. So in the canyon? Yes, in the surrounding area. So it's a native plant that people could use in their landscapes? Yes, that sure could. What is the purpose of this garden? The purpose is to demonstrate native plants that grow in the area and to let people see them through their blooming stages and hopefully see how they could possibly use them in their landscapes. In a cultured environment, they're pregnant a little bit better than they do in nature. Yes, we're adding a little water to this so that they will hopefully bloom a little bit longer. People can see them in bloom and see maybe how they would do. What are some of the other things you have here? I see a nice grass right over here. We have some Psytox groma that was started this year. Looking pretty healthy. It's doing alright. I know you've got some things over here too. Let's take a look. Yes, okay. Neal, here's a plant I recognize from New Mexico, paper flower. Yes, that's right. It does well here. It's really doing well this year. For some reason last year we didn't see it and this year it's all over the place. It likes the dry? Yes, something. It likes New Mexico and that's dry. And over here is another one. Yes. You probably call it Prairie Xenia. We call it Rocky Mountain Xenia. Okay, that's another one that we're familiar. It grows across a wide range of the Southwest. That's right. It does really well in the gardens. And over here is your garden annex. I see something I need to go find out about. Alright. Well, this plant that I saw over here is really interesting. It looks like it would be a great landscape plant, but it wasn't open a few minutes ago. No. It opens in the evening. It's stickly from the Xenia. It closes by midnight or so. And so it's got a real short, I mean, you have to catch the bloom on it. It's also called rattlesnake bush because when you shake the pods, when they're dry, they'll rattle. These have all gone now. And there's another variety of too of Xenia that would also do well in the landscape. There are a lot of native plants that would do good in the landscape. Yes. Just one example. Big, beautiful flowers like this. Right. Well, thank you for this tour of the native plant garden here. You're welcome. I was glad to do it. Now I'm off to see the native plants of Palloduro Canyon. We're here in the bottom of Palloduro Canyon with Heather Landman, park interpreter. Heather, what does Palloduro mean? That's a very good question. Palloduro is Spanish for hard wood. And that's in reference to the redberry juniper trees that grow very commonly out here in the canyon. They grow very commonly along the hills and also down here on the canyon floor. I'd like to show you this bush over here. That's pretty. This is a little leaf sumac. This grows throughout the Southwest. It's a good, tough, hardy plant. It certainly is. And the berries provide excellent food for wildlife. Even deer and antelope browse it. It's called buckbrush because of that. It's one of three different kinds of sumac that we have out here in the canyon. And they're not poison sumac, are they? No, they definitely aren't. They're great landscape plants. And they survive drought very easily. So they're good throughout the Southwest in the landscape for wildlife habitat, wildlife food, and pretty landscapes. Mm-hmm. Do you have some others like that? We certainly do. In fact, over here we have another bush. This one's not been used in cultivation yet, but may be a good one in the future. This is buckthorn, or otherwise known as zizifus obtusifolia. Zizifus? I know zizifus jujube or zizifus chinensis, which is the jujube. Uh-huh. But this is a native zizifus. Sure is, and it grows very commonly out here. It does have some thorns, which give it its name, but it's very good to resist drought. It's also a good living fence. Definitely. It's kind of stopped traffic moving across properties. And you don't have that much problem with wildlife browsing it. And you said you have something else to show us, too. I sure do. Let's take a look. There's a tree I'd like to show you. It's right over here. It's a Western soapberry. Look at the structure, nice bark. It makes a wonderful shade tree, and it grows very easily in this type of climate. Another interesting thing about this tree is you'll notice the berries at the very end. Those are the reason why we call this soapberry. They were used by the Native Americans to make soap. So they could wash their clothing and other things with the berries and water. So it's an interesting tree, a good landscape tree, historic, native, well adapted. It certainly is, and it is a beautiful tree. This kind of tree people ought to come see and see if they want it in their landscape. There are a lot of things here they ought to come look at, but they can't take them home with them, can they? They certainly can't.  So you all come on down and learn about it. The preceding was a production of New Mexico State University. The views and opinions in this program are those of the author, and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the NMSU Board of Regents.