It's a royalty-free song, I don't remember the name of it, it's like static below v-sync. There we go, let's go with 3, yeah, perfect, oh, blind man setting, I think it's called static, but I don't remember the artist, whenever I have to bring it up I just search my music folder for static, and it pops up, it's a great royalty-free song, okay oh I can see now chat well good sir if you ask me the cactus server these days is rather low-brow compared to us creeper folk thank you for the 999 tip mr. Atlas everybody's showing some love in the chat thank you so much man you all about that creeper man all about that creeper server huh I don't remember what we were doing on creeper I don't remember what we're doing on that server we had so many servers man it was it was crazy it's kind of overwhelming to think about which server did you build uh did you build the BioShock dome because you're I mean Atlas that that was your best thing you I've ever seen you do in this game I don't know which server you built that on but oh my goodness he built rapture on one of the servers from BioShock oh man it was I was like what in the world it was like really it was accurate too man I was like oh my god this this giant underwater thing like I think niffin's claim to fame was the airport yours was a rapture cuz niffin went all out on the airport he built terminal and everything runway man that was a long time guys that was a long time ago let me tell you let me tell you that was the world was very different back then you guys are getting old I hate to break it to you you're getting kind of maybe you'll make it again on this server dude the server's been running is just I mean there is a Minecraft channel on discord and this server's been going a while my little eggs I may be able to make a cake okay I got enough to make a roof I think now oh did you just install this mod for sleeping that definitely helps or this uh I'm gonna call it a mod add-on I guess how am I gonna do this should I do a stack yes do a stack have any dirt you'll do kniffin thank you what is this a puffer fish I shall puffer it I don't know what it does but thank you if I know the puffer fish does except puffer mods deputies I got it you gotta be on top of those links mods gotta be on top of them cuz the bot doesn't auto time out yes do actually I can do a why am I I don't know what's wrong me I'm trying to read chat at the same time I'm doing stuff I'm using wrong tools that's a puffer fish that's a puffer fish cool haha has it been so long it has been so long since I played with my Minecraft huh huh huh wait why'd you do that wait what in the deuce I was doing this in stupid angle thing oh no I have to be facing a certain oh crap for aesthetics chat I'll spend too much time on this roof I'll admit but what if I not spend too much time on a roof chat honestly when is that never happen so inky-dinky stupid roof I actually need to do that see more wood over here you know what use a pickaxe on Cobble one just gonna it's gonna put that out there sir yeah this with a thing on top cherry how you say cherry cherry on top there there there's a lot of new in Minecraft you know what it's dude I'm I haven't played in ages and you know what I don't think it matters it it honestly doesn't matter it really doesn't it's like yeah sure there's like horses and pigs and and kappa bears and something other stuff that I don't understand you know what at the end of the day you just do you man you just do you all right roof is done need beavers man well you know I don't know about beavers man I'm just put that out there beavers are kind of an overrated you know what they kind of overrated so I would say no no beavers I don't know about squirrels you know they need to add our sloths put sloths in the jungle just have them hanging around sloths they have turtles not turtles are just they want to be sloths they're not they're want to be sloths then they're not real they're fake that's why they have to mute Ninja Turtle movie which kind of revealed the truth turtles are not real they're fake hmm drop beavers that reminds me a path of exile man drop bears reminds me a path of exile where my saplings man I'm getting like no none of the saplings of these trees I'm chopping now there we go there they are used a no-mail technique of using a sword that that that that that that that that that that was a big giant circles wasn't it I think it was thanks again for all to get the selves guys we're 42 good god of mine 42 subs you know what in celebration of that honors achievement I'm gonna make that face at the bottom right twice as big twice as big that faces getting twice as big now but the face bothers you didn't look now wait how do I make it bigger oh no but that kind of broke it there we go watch wait for it wait for it look at it go it's huge roll out the barrel feel it in your bones that's kind of funny man that's no move be like I mean that was my initial reaction I was laughing at Jubalus cuz he was like what is that that was my first reaction when I saw it I was like what even is this and that was the name of the file to what even is what even is this dot PNG I couldn't even think of an expression I was like I don't even know what this is I don't even know what it is I don't I don't do you all right we're gonna start digging after I make some hedges or something we gotta go home cuz the purpose of Minecraft I don't know if you guys know this but the purpose of Minecraft is to dig holes okay just all the buildings and everything else is just a byproduct of it is the purpose is to dig to dig holes man looks like that blue dude from x-men this is a weird exactly a very weird door fortress can oh it's so dark in here something could have spawned in here I gotta be careful we gotta light it up actually if I put that could have lit it up right there there we go there we go we got ceiling lighting chat it's like fancy shmashy all right let's make some windows I guess some mom we gotta get some mom's oh I get some glass oh let's see two let's do three on the side so we gotta go that water over there get some glass or get some sand make some glass hmm could you assist me one that throw some iron down the hole I'm digging it's in my chest next to I don't know where you are are you near me don't fall oh see no Melnose was up are you say iron all right so you all of it you want all of it I do the sound effects no problem oh okay we gotta get some what there's no sand here all right I mean we need I guess this will do new recipes unlocked not last place I look at my points look at my points dude I have zero points I do zero points man okay so let's make some glass we'll put it here and then over there and then all the other good stuff oops yeah this is vanilla vanilla yeah um how am I gonna get these blocks oh am I minecraft stream hope champ 100 Falcon thank you so much for the bits everybody show some love in the chat yes a minecraft stream man it is I promised it I said if we hit 500 sub points everybody show some love if you haven't already if we hit 500 sub points and we did and now we're over 700 I think yeah the sub command says 700 I think let me refresh my dashboard over here yeah 718 now we got a lot of gifted subs today a lot I just hoping that it stays over 500 next month when they all expire we've got like how many get the subs we got to I think champion 200 no Mel's probably over a hundred now so we probably got like 300 probably 350 300 350s gifted subs over this month I'm treating them as tips so and that's good you know that's that's a good size tip I've got glass boys hey for more yeah it's crazy it is crazy it is crazy that gifted thing that twitch did is like genius like straight up genius the way they implemented it is perfect to you have to think about it just click a button and it just picks people because that was the thing man people wanted to get the subs it was just hard to find faces and now you just have to click a button and bam it just it's so cool how a scrolls in chat to me just like that's the kind of spam you like to see as a streamer chat you love to see it you absolutely love to see it you love to see it okay let's deposit a lot of this garbage I have well perfect fish is not garbage but I'm gonna deposit it anyway that got the doors got the food steak the rotten flesh I don't know where that came from five of these that got eight cooking eight chickens eight chickens I got a cook and I have very little fuel left let's do this let's convert this to wood because I'm not gonna build with this birch so it's going to be my fuel for the cooking of the chickens junk too all right I gotta dig a hole look at all those cookies I said it I said it I can't deny it I said it ladder some stone swords I'm not gonna use that wood tools actually can get out of here eggs I got minecraft I'm gonna ride tools at this rate be be be do yeah I need to kill two cookies with one stone good call I'll keep the woods are the that sword on me just in case it breaks no I've never done that minecraft that's a good idea and get in there is that gonna work doesn't like that works it doesn't work the firewood dune it will just wait I don't believe you I don't believe you chat should I believe I will wait I don't have anything else to cook crap I have anything else cook oh well we'll have to wait I ran out of cooking okay cook more sand I could but I need to build some more huts how to find seeds time to make a village I don't think I have enough gravel for roads but I'm just gonna probably just do cobble for now and then replace it with gravel once I get some once I dig a hole I'm probably a lot of gravel boy that's a funny face man it is this is a really funny face I will put it here oh there there I was like where the sticks didn't they add roads by right-clicking shovel on dirt hmm I'm gonna go with a no on that we're gonna go with a negatory on that sir whoops right not left I did right click oh what did I do did I do maybe I'm gonna do it on grass cuz I did right click okay maybe I did on grass move chicken and I got top your shenanigans godly if you want to be food you just gotta ask I'm okay all right so I guess I'll just do that then if it's not working it see it has to be grass oh it has to be grass it can be dirt that's the thing you can't do it on dirt which I'm trying to do rip me so yes they did at it but it was on grass interesting alright where I'm gonna put this other house hello hi hi hello I'm loving it but I pop up but I pop up oh no I seem to be out of dirt what am I going to do all right so we're going to bring this up here yep yep yep go further back on this one like right here you jerk I didn't want you to do that what's up sober how you doing welcome dude we're just building a little mini little village here why why do you do anything in my crap I don't know that foundation is gonna have some water damage you know what I'm gonna flip the house before they notice I'm gonna put on the market for a 20% less no no no no no no no no are you kidding me alright I won't do like six houses total and I'm gonna be like alright it's time to dig it's time to dig burp burp burp we've been live for two hours chat it's not like I'm looking at the clock no I'd never do that you know what nobody invited your chicken delicious chickeny self I will cook you right away hey it doesn't work that guy wasn't pulling my chain


Assalamu alaykum. Today, Muslims in Canada and around the world will mark the beginning of Ramadan. Over the coming month, people will gather in mosques and homes to pray fast during the daytime and in the evening break their fast and enjoy iftars together. Families and friends will reflect on the values at the heart of Ramadan like compassion, gratitude and generosity. Ramadan reminds all of us that we can do more to put those values into practice, appreciate our many blessings and put the needs of others before our own. Here in Canada, it's also a chance to celebrate our country's Muslim communities and the important contributions Muslim Canadians make every day. On behalf of our family, Sophie and I wish all those celebrating a blessed and peaceful Ramadan. Ramadan Mubarak.


on everyone. Same here with Leighton Sports Garage, we've been 21-22, Penini Mosaic Choice and Prism Choice Basketball, 10 box mixer, number 7, Random Team Style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find this on the website under the Results tab as well as the link in the chat. Didn't mean to do that. Here's your guys' link to 10 Box Tuesday again. Just 5 to go now. 5 spots left. That is it. 5 spots left on 10 Box Tuesday. Start with Mosaic Choice. 5 spots to go. No recap on this, guys. We are a bit behind Joshua Primo and JT Thor. Silver Kwa and Blake Griffin, Mosaic. This one here is going to be a Del Curry, auto for the Hornets. Steph and Seth's father, Del Curry. Got Black Gold, Blake Griffin. 3 of 8. Nice one there for the Nets. Got Bogdan and Bogdanovic to 88 for the Hawks, and a Trey Young to 88 for the Hawks as well. Sounds like a me problem. What's a me problem? Oh, do the recap or else. Oh, God. Now when you say it like that. Down O'Banton and Trey Mann. Silver Miles McBride and Facundo Compaso.  You just got jingled. Joe Ingalls going to the Blazers. Spending that auto to three of your friends. Totally jingled them to. It's Alfred and Shen Goon to 88. Justin Holliday for the Kings, and Gary Trent Jr. to 88 for the Rappers. Handwritten jingle is right.  Maybe a long auto.  There's James Booknight and Charles Bassey. Octavius Caldwell Pope. Jalen Green, Mosaic Rookie. Five to go on Ten Box Tuesday. Five left. Joshua Primo on the Choice Auto for the Spurs. Nice one there. Got to 88 is Josh Giddy. McCall Bridges to 88 for the Sons, and Ben Simmons to 88 for the Nets. Actually, I did, Elon. Did you? Yeah, we pulled, we did like a base of some sort. What was it? You're Donnie. Oh, that one. I was just reading that one. They're moving to different shops, Snowball, so I don't think there's breaks going on currently. Jalen Green and Josh Christopher, both for the Rockets. So once they're all settled in and they have breaks set up, I think that's when they're going to start doing breaks again. But it's just latengaming.com. Evan Forney and Shaq. Nice one here. Rookie Auto Usman Garuba for the Rockets, the goofy Garuber. To 88, Joelle Embied, Troelle Embied. Precious Achua to 88 as well for the Raptors. And Derek Rose to 88 for the Nicks. Yeah, no problem, Snowball. Yeah, they should be back up and running on Wednesday as the new stream. If you met Garuba and you want to get his auto, would you be like, Hey, can you sign it? I would have him inscribe it that. Yes, I would. Absolutely. So whatever, Matt. Yeah. Greg Brown and Quentin Grimes. It's actually called Caleb's Funhouse. That's what they're naming it. Harrison Barnes and Ibiza Zubak. Nice one here. You can mag this one. Going to the Pelicans. How about a Zion? Zion Williamson on the Red Yellow Choice Fusion. Who's got New Orleans? Muhammad A. Congrats, buddy. Nice poll for you there. That's awesome. Heck yeah, we'll get that magged up. Jordan Poole to pool party. He just hurt himself. Scotty Barnes to 88 for the Raptors. And Dorian Finney-Smith. Challenging with Connie Speed. Now, five boxes of prism shots. And guys, just five to go on 10 box Tuesday. That is breaking next. Grady and Charizard. I'll have it in me. Tehran Sharp Silver. Takes a lot of energy out of you, Chad. That does. That is TJ Warren, exclusive. Seth Curry, exclusive. And Jalen Johnson, exclusive. Got Isaiah Livers. Nice one there. Rookie Otto for the Pistons. I feel like the impressions have gotten worse. What do you mean? I think I want to do the Radiant Charizard thing. Oh, no. It's still very much on. Okay. It feels like it's gotten worse throughout the course of time. Red Scope. Marcus Zagorowski to 88. Rookie for the Nets. And Enos Cancer, 5 of 15 on the tri-color. Going to the Celtics. I agree with whoever says I need more Star Wars in my life. And we need Donnie to do the Donnie B. Crumb laugh. Oh, yeah. Yeah, because those galaxies are personal to me. Corey Kisvert Silver. Enos Freedom. Forgot, forgot, forgot. Doddum and Mitchell. Nice one there. Chris Middleton, exclusive. Legal. It doesn't work like that. And Roy Hachimara. We've got, wow, four of eight. Damien Lillard. What a break, man. That's awesome. Going to Portland. That's going to be Aaron L. Let's go, dude. That's sick. It's Dame Time, baby. It's Dame Time, baby. It's Dame Time. All right. Green Scope. And we've got, nice one here is going to be a Steve Nash. That is Green Scope. Two of eight for the Mavs. Great box right here, dude. Great box. David Robinson. 39 of 88, the Admiral. Corey taking a spot. John taking a spot. We're down to three. We're down to three. Radiant Charizard, we are down to three. Three to go. Kind of ruining it. Oh, I know. Look who you're talking to. Look who you're talking to.  Not as much as you. No, exactly. Can't say I have. Three to go. Completely missed that cut. There we go. Uncle Carter Jr. Silver Deontay Murray. Now I hawk. Tim Hardaway Jr. Exclusive. It's going to be a Josh Jackson Exclusive. And an Alfred Shundun Exclusive. Nice. We've got, wow, Allen Iverson. Going to the Sixers. Let's go, Philly. That's going to Minsu K. The answer, baby. You've got a question? Well, I've got the answer. Hell, yeah. Don't care if you're shaking or not. That was fire. You taught jazz. Jordan Clarkson, 11 of 15. Just for that, I'm not going to put it in a minute. Kevin Porter Jr. 70 of 88 as well. Let's go Minsu.  Congrats, man. Nice AI. You're going to pay for my next monitor. This is Vaughn right now. Punching the air. Kevin Durant Silver. And Bones Highland Silver. Nice one there. Exclusives are going to be another green scope. Gordon Mayward.  You just got jingled in prism choice. Joe Ingalls. And Bruce Brown. Nice one there. I'm going to try.  The Joker. Nicola Jokic. How about Dame Iverson and the Joker? Back to back to back. Holy cow, dude. Let's go Denver. That is going to be Oriole C. Congrats, buddy. Let's go. Harrison Barnes. Four of eight on the green scope. Nice one there. And a Kevin Garnett. Red scope, 47 of 88. We're down to just two spots on 10 box, dude. Say Stephen S. came in and took another one. Two spots to go on the night, everybody. Ladies and gentlemen. You guys not see this heat that we're pulling? I know. Don't you want to be a part of it? Part of it. Jalen Noel. Kendrick Nunn. Let's finish off with one more banger. Jamal Murray. THT for the Jazz. And a Ben Wallace. Big Ben Wallace for the Pistons. Auto. That is awesome too. JJ Redick. Nice one there for the Mavs. One of the best podcasts in the game right there. Yeah, he's got a podcast. Nice Redick. Got Chris Boucher to 88 for the Raptors on the Color Match. And Blue Scope. Terence Davis. 32 of 39 for the Kings. We're going to recap these mags really quick. We had a Jokic. An Allen Iverson. A Damian Lullard Green Scope. And a Zion. All in the same break, man. That is unreal. Thank you guys again for the fill on that. That is going to be awesome. Get them right out to you guys.


Welcome to Nation Beat. I am Lisa Joseph bringing you this brief on the pulse of our nation and highlights around the heart of St. Lucia. The OACS Commission retues its public awareness campaign for more effective fight against HIV AIDS. The Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute celebrates more than four decades of service to the region. And major productions are planned for the 40th anniversary of the island's independence. Combating HIV AIDS in St. Lucia and the rest of the OACS has taken on a more centered approach with the OACS Commission retooling the public awareness campaign. The Commission is heightening HIV awareness and advocacy in conjunction with civil society organizations and various ministries of health. More from Anisa Antoine. In commemoration of World AIDS Day 2018, the OACS released a series of public service announcements on HIV awareness and advocacy. World AIDS Day was observed on the 1st of December under the theme, Know Your Status. The OACS HIV TB Elimination Project Coordinator, Dr. Cleo First-Dovey, said that this was an opportunity for all citizens across the OACS to join in a worldwide movement to unite in the fight against HIV. Know your status. Know your status is important because it's part of the UNA's 1999 treatment cascade. For the OACS, we've done quite a bit of work in achieving these goals. We're currently at 80% of persons knowing their status, 48% of patients being placed on your therapy and 48% having full viral suppression. So we are more or less as a loot in achieving those targets and knowing your status is an important part of this. Dr. Dovey stated that the global community should play their part in encouraging education at a grassroots level where all the difference can be made. So the OACS continues to have challenges in terms of the response to HIV and some of those challenges include the continued stigma and discrimination faced by persons living with HIV. Furthermore, lots of forward patients dropping out of care, treatment and care. We also have some level of difficulty in terms of a multi-sector approach in terms of data collection and there needs to be a greater focus on the youth, targeted interventions for the youth because for the region we see a slight increase in the incidence of HIV, new infections of HIV for the youth. Dr. Cleo first Dovey stated that the OACS has been making strides to overcome some of those challenges by introducing new technology for faster diagnosis of HIV as well as identifying key at-risk populations. From the Government Information Service, I am Manisha Anjuan reporting. The Caribbean Science Foundation has announced plans to establish computer coding workshops in St. Lucia. As we hear from Chris Satney, a team from the Caribbean Science Foundation was on island recently to lay the groundwork ahead of the start of the program in January 2019. The goals of the CSF computer coding workshops are to stimulate more student interest in science and engineering careers, especially computer science, and to help prepare students for university study in the STEM disciplines in general. Adjunct Program Manager of the Caribbean Science Foundation, Gillian Hassell, says the first of multiple workshops in St. Lucia will take place every Saturday from 9am to 12 noon between January 12th and March 30th 2019 at the Castries Comprehensive Secondary School and will culminate in a public showcase by the participants on March 30th 2019. It's quite a long commitment, it's 12 weeks so we're requiring that the participants are committed to this initiative but we expect that when we finish with that that they will be able to offer themselves up to industry to either design websites or to create mobile apps that will be of benefit to the country. Professor Cardinal Ward, who is the Interim Executive Director of the Caribbean Science Foundation, says the CSF is excited to assist St. Lucia with the diversification of its economy by harnessing science and technology for economic development, thereby helping to raise its standard of living. The goal is to take these the brightest in the Caribbean and help them to prepare to go to the University of their choice and we encourage them to stay in science and engineering because engineers create more jobs in doctors and lawyers which is where most of bright young people go and we think that to build this economic pillar to start building this new economic pillar for the region we have to also encourage more technology companies to come into the region and also encourage our people to become entrepreneurs some of them who who have that in their veins. The CSF which is headquartered at the Cable Campus of the University of the West Indies Barbados is undertaking the training with grand support from the US Embassy to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean and the organization of Eastern Caribbean states the OACS. Minister for Education, Innovation, Gender Relations and Sustainable Development, Honorable Dr. Gail Rigabet has meantime thrown her support behind the initiative. So it is really marrying all the fancy stuff about robotics, science, e-skills, digital competencies all with the view to exciting our students when it comes to technology and leveraging technology not only for recreational purposes but also to enhance their employability and that is why I'm particularly happy with this initiative. Saint Lucian residents who are interested in a career in ICT particularly in website or mobile application development are encouraged to apply to participate in the workshop. Applicants must be Caribbean citizens over the age of 15 years out of school and at risk you individuals with disabilities, females and science and mathematics teachers. I especially encouraged to apply by visiting the website CaribbeanScience.org. From the communications unit of the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Gender Relations and Sustainable Development I am Chris Satney reporting. The Caribbean Agriculture Research and Development Institute CARDI with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture is hosting a series of activities in celebration of a major milestone began more recently. This week the Caribbean Agriculture Research and Development Institute CARDI celebrates its open day on December 5th which marks 44 years of its existence. As part of the commemorative activities CARDI is currently hosting a two-day seminar which commenced on the 4th of December at the CARDI Field Station in Larissus, then Ring. CARDI's representative in Saint Lucia, Andrea Vera, gave an insight into the seminar and what is to come as part of their celebrations. We are working with coconuts. Coconuts has been one of the major projects for CARDI between 2014 and 2018 in phase one of the project which is funded by the EU, the ACP and the ITC. So today we'll be looking at coconut production and nursery establishment and tomorrow we'll be looking at integrated pest management, germ plasms and intercropping, all to do with coconut plantations, coconut fields, coconut farms, coconut production. I would just like to invite everyone to our ceremony this Wednesday commemorating CARDI Day. It will be at the CARDI Field Station in Larissus, Dennery from 9 30 a.m. We will be showcasing our work done in 2018 focusing primarily on coconuts but we will also let you know what else we've been working on. We will also have some exhibitors showing their products on display, coconut flour, coconut soaps and cosmetics, various different confectionaries and candies. So we would like to invite everyone to come out. There will be posters. The school children are also invited. CARDI's coconut technician Kwami Adujimfi said there is a huge prospect for coconut production in St. Lucia. Coconut has a lot of benefits that people have not discovered yet and that's what this project is even aiming at, especially the value addition that people don't know. Many people think that all that coconut gives us is just the water and the jelly when we can have art and craft from it. We can have, like my colleague said earlier on, we can have things that can support a soil system and crop production and all that like servers, mulch and all of these things. So there are so many things we can get. We can get confectionaries also from it and many people don't see these things as an addition to what they can get from coconut. So yes at the moment I think that it's booming and it's going to be one of the leading crops in the country if we pay attention to it. CARDI's week of activities is being held under the theme pie co co pou la vie which English translation is coconut tree for life. From the communications unit in the ministry of agriculture, fisheries, physical planning, natural resources and cooperatives, Miguel Morris said reporting. This is Nation Beat. Major productions are planned for the 40th anniversary of the island's independence. The details are coming up. If you have to do your own spray mix for Black Sigotoga treatment, always follow the recommended safety procedures. Always wear protective gear when handling or being exposed to the fungicide or other pesticides. Use only the fungicide recommended by the Black Sigotoga management unit when the treatment is due. The required quantity of the particular fungicide recommended must be mixed with spray oil and applied at a rate of 1.5 to 2 gallons per acre. Fungicides which are not recommended or applied at the wrong time or even when the spray treatment is not done effectively can cause the fungus to become resistant to the chemical and therefore may no longer control the disease. Oil fungicide mix which has been stored for too long should not be used to treat Black Sigotoga disease. If carried out, such treatments may not be effective and can lead to poor control of the disease. Remember, before each chemical treatment for Black Sigotoga disease on your farm, first the oil fungicide mix must be re-agitated immediately before application. For more information on how to treat and control Black Sigotoga on your farm or in your backyard garden, contact the Black Sigotoga management unit at 451-5491 4515894 or email bpmu at candw.lc. This message is brought to you by the Ministry of Agriculture in collaboration with the International Cooperation and Development Fund of the Republic of China on Taiwan. Welcome back. The Government of St. Nusha is preparing to lead all St. Lucians in a year-long celebration of one of the most significant milestones in the island's history, the 40th anniversary of nationhood. The Independence Planning Committee, headed by President of the St. Nusha Senate, Honourable Jeanine Geordie McIntyre, says the occasion has been marked with input from all aspects of the society. On February 21st 2019, the eve of Independence Day, a major production has been planned. Sonia Sifli is a member of the Planning Committee. In terms of the St. Nusha story, the St. Nusha story is one which I think if we all come out and listen, we're going to see the everywhere we trace the evolution of St. Nusha from creation until contemporary society. And apart from that, we're going to be showcasing the best of St. Nusha, the best of St. Nusha in terms of music, in terms we have we're going to cover all the major genres of music, and we're going to be seeing traditional folk, calypso, soca, everyone, et cetera, et cetera, included in this evening. So hence, it will end with a fireworks display. And on Independence Day, February 22nd 2019, the traditional parade will be staged with a difference. It will be like a carnival-type parade, which will start from the VG roundabout into castries, where we're going to have 40 contingents of people, we're going to have the music trucks, we're going to have floats, we're going to have mobile displays, and it's going to encompass everything, solution. This is what we are about. We want, again, like I said, it is so wide, we're still accepting ideas from persons, groups who want to come on board. It's open to everyone. It's open to the commercial houses. All what we ask is that we will maintain the St. Nusha theme. And the year-long celebration of the island's 40th anniversary of Independence officially begins at the staging of the Festival of Lights, December 12th, 2018. A major gathering of regional and global geothermal experts will convene in St. Nusha to trot the way forward to transform the energy landscape of the OECS to deliver lower energy prices, reduce the costly dependence on imported fossil fuels, and enhance the region's efforts at climate change mitigation. The three-day roundtable dialogue and resource classification training forum opens Wednesday, 5th December 2018, at the Harbour Club in Rodney Bay, Grosally, from 9 a.m., and we'll have more on that in subsequent broadcasts. Well, that's Nation Beat. Join us next time on NTN at 7.30 p.m. with a repeat at 7.30 a.m. and on this station as we feel the pulse and heart of our community. You can also catch up with us anytime on the St. Nusha Government Facebook page or YouTube channel. I am Lisa Joseph.


Hey, good afternoon everyone. It's theCUBE, the leader in live tech coverage. We're live at Snowflake Summit 2023 from Caesars Forum in warm, sunny Las Vegas. Lisa Martin here with Dave Vellante. Dave, we have two and a half days of break content. One of the themes that we've been talking a lot about lately is sustainability, companies wanting to be net zero. We're going to be talking with our CubeLum Matillion and their British customer EDF energy and how they're helping Britain be net zero with Snowflake and with Matillion. Great topic. Big topic, yep. Big topic. Please welcome back one of our alumni. Matthew Scullin is here, the founder and CEO of Matillion. Thanks, Lisa. You're bright green. So nice to have these t-shirts back. We went kind of low key for a couple of years and we thought, no, we like the bright green. So we can spot you anywhere. It feels like home. Doesn't it? Alex Reed is here as well, senior manager of data platforms for EDF energy. Welcome, Alex. Welcome, Matthew. Great to have you guys. Thank you. Thank you for having us. We talked about, and I saw there was a video this morning, a customer montage in which EDF energy was featured talking about Britain being net zero. That's a hot topic for any organization to achieve. Give the audience just a little bit of understanding of EDF energy. I mentioned you're out of Britain, but give us kind of that backstory. Sure, so at EDF we have a mission to help Britain achieve net zero. My role within that is making sure we bring data into our data platform that can serve data science products that help our customers reduce their energy, which then plays a dual role of helping Britain achieve net zero. So that's something I'm passionate about as well. Something that currently is passionate about. And yeah, that's mainly my focus as a data. Can you explain net zero versus carbon neutral for the audience? Sure, so net zero is helping, making sure that we've got the right energy mixes in the mix, say renewables, nuclear, solar, wind power, that helps the carbon offset of Great Britain. All right. So Matthew, I love this story because last year you remember we had Harveer Singh on from Western Union. So as a financial example, now you're in energy so you're proving that you're horizontally scalable here. So give us the update on Matillion. Yeah, and Dave on that, it's sophisticated data teams for whom productivity is important. So that's the common DNA between Alex and his team at EDF, between our friends at Western Union and the over 1,000 other joint snowflake customers that Matillion's lucky to partner with. So that's the common thread. The world's most ambitious data teams use our platform. The update on this occasion is a big one. Matillion was launched in October of 2015 and the product that we're perhaps most famous for is Matillion ETL. But today, this morning, we have launched the next generation platform, the Data Productivity Cloud, which is an end to end integrated platform building on the years of experience we've had across tens of thousands of users making data business ready to make data teams wildly more productive, which we think is important on what the industry's been asking for. So that's the update, Dave. So how does that affect you, Alex? Are you taking advantage of the data productivity capabilities? How are you applying them? Oh, absolutely. So as you can imagine at EDF, we have a bunch of data sources, first party data, market data, third party data, industry data. And the big challenge for us right is bringing that data into one location and making it business ready. So Matillion Data Productivity Cloud is enabling us to bring the data into our data platform, store it in one location that they can then conserve multiple products across the organization. And that data platform is Snowflake? Snowflake, yep. Or Snowflake Plus, we saw Fidelity that 170 databases up in the keynote today. No, very much, Matillion, Snowflake hand in hand, driving those data products together. That really is the data strategy, is coalescing around that step. We had thought that unashamedly, less is more tech strategy. So before we had, you know, dozens of tech vendors, data siloed across multiple different platforms, different ETL tools. And recently we've undergone a different initiative, is quite literally getting the minimum amount of vendors that we need in order to drive data outcomes. And this is very common. I think in the kind of the first stab that the industry took at doing data integration, what we've seen is a proliferation of vendors doing part of the story. There'll be a vendor that moves the data, a vendor that transforms the data, maybe a vendor that's then brought in to orchestrate that because it's become complicated and required special skills. And so I think what Alex is talking about there and hold me to account if you disagree, but the Data Productivity Cloud is a platform that allows customers to move, transform, orchestrate data in one place. And you know, in today's economic weather particularly, I think that's becoming an imperative for customers. But you've got to do it in a way that's not compromised and we call that everyone ready. And so you have the low code, no code visual experience which allows a wider audience of people to make data business ready, but also a high code experience where SQL and Python and DBT developers can also build on the platform and get benefits that it's impossible to get if they're doing it, not being on an integrated platform like Data Productivity Cloud. So is that true? That's one of the game changes for us. So historically, as you can imagine on historical tooling, we would have had to have large teams with data engineers, dev ops engineers in order to provision data platforms and then build our data pipeline, sorry, with Matillion, because it's a low code, no code user friendly UI, we can roll that tool out to, you know, quite medium-skilled data analysts, for example, who can then go on via the tooling and start playing with data, driving data outcomes via the Matillion tooling. So that has been a game changer. A game changer, how long have you guys been using this and what are some of the key business outcomes in terms of EDF's overall mission that this is helping to facilitate? Okay, sure. So we've been using Matillion for about 12 months now and if I think about some real core outcomes at Strove, aligned with our mission statement, so first of all, Energy Hub. So Energy Hub is a tool that allows customers to review their energy usage and the appliances and then they can naturally start tailoring it to their needs. And Matillion was key in bringing data to the data model that drove that. Then customer proposition, so targeting Green Deal energy products that our customers. And again, Matillion played a key role in bringing the data into the data platform, bringing it, getting it data-ready, targeted at customers. And finally, the two turn down tools. So that was a national energy grid sort of initiative in order to get customers to reduce their consumption at peak times. So again, Matillion was key in bringing data and getting it in business-ready shape and format. For those end users to be able to really understand exactly what they're using, dial that down so they can save money. Hugely impactful. Yes. It makes you super proud to be a part of it, to be honest. This business outcomes are EDF and Alex's team, but to be a small part of helping the way a large nation manages its energy demands. And we see this across our customers. And I think it's because the data engineering piece is so important, right? I mean, it's 80% of the work in delivering a data use case is making the data business ready. So if you can unlock a drastic increase in the productivity of teams and organizations to make data business ready, you can be a part of delivering these amazing outcomes that, in Alex's case, literally make the country and the world a better place. So you obviously have a lot of data, a lot of metrics. What are the ones that you really look at?  What are the key metrics that you're really, that are really driving your business? Okay, so customer value is one. So making sure that we understand our customers, understand their needs, what products they want to use, what services they want to use. Then other value metrics are things like our regulatory requirements. So that plays a big factor in how we use tools and the data that we use and how we provide those services. And then making sure that tooling is available to users, right? Data accessibility, that's another key value metric that we measure against, says, how accessible is our data? Or how easily can users get their hands on data and then use that to drive their data science products, drive their analysis and visualizations, whatever that outcome is. What do we need to know about this survey? Again, 90% of data experts seek to alleviate workload increases from fragmented pipelines and overwhelming business demands, right? Is this? So, thanks for bringing the survey up. The fundamental raise on that, you're of Matillion, is to help organizations, teams and individuals to become wildly more productive in the quest to make that data business ready, which, as I mentioned a moment ago, is the bulk of the work. It's the bit below the waterline of the iceberg in any data use case. So, we thought, well, gosh, we better bring some science and research to that story. And we surveyed 900 data teams, individuals, some current Matillion customers, many not, to ask them what was going on. And the results were marked and striking, really. So, the first thing that I'd mention is 90% of those surveyed said that they had more demand for what they were doing today than only a year ago. And nearly 90%, I think it was 83%. I was trying to remember all the stats. 84, thank you. 84%, talked about the difference in the maximum amount of work that they can get done, the maximum amount of data they can make business ready to serve use cases in the organization, being less than the demands of the organization. You know, that's having some impact. So, third of the people that we spoke to were reporting being burnt out. And I think that's why we see high turnover, which not only has a human impact, but does to the business as well. Because with complex made up of bits and pieces, tech stacks, the ramp time of new people onto projects is really high. But maybe the most startling one, and the one that we feel that our company, and certainly today, the launch of the Data Productivity Cloud is all about, is 99.8. I don't know who the one person was that disagreed with this, but 99.8% of the people that we surveyed said we can do this better. The way that we're doing it now is not optimized for the best level of productivity that we can achieve. It's that story, that feedback from those 900 survey respondents that we built the Data Productivity Cloud for, like, for that audience. Well, I'm happy to confirm I wasn't the one. Yeah, you're right. Thank you. But you know, not yet. Not yet, no. So the Data Productivity Cloud, big news announced this morning. Where could customers get their hands on it? What's kind of the evolution for existing customers to be able to take advantage of this? As you said, 99.8% said we can do this better, so the opportunity is there. Yeah, so the really good news about the Data Productivity Cloud is it's super easy to get up and running with. So if you're here at Snowflake Summit, you can come by to our enormous and very beautiful booth, is this color, obviously. You can also go to our experience center at Chao, where we've got dozens of our sales engineers and team giving out demos and signing people up at the event. But for the wider audience and beyond Snowflake Summit, you can go to the all-new Matillion.com. It has our lovely new branding and it all moved over this morning to talk about the Data Productivity Cloud. And you can launch a free trial, get 500 free credits. A key design goal for the Data Productivity Cloud is a concept we call 10 Minutes to Wow. And that's going from Matillion.com to having built your first working data pipeline in under 10 minutes. And in reality, it takes three to four minutes. And that's not, your sign-up's done, that's a working data pipeline. Now we're here at Snowflake Summit and we've chosen to launch Data Productivity Cloud with Snowflake as our launch partner, share over a thousand customers together. Snowflake are actually a co-owner of Matillion, an investor on our cap table. And so we're launching at Snowflake Summit. Support on the Data Productivity Cloud is for Snowflake and on AWS. And as part of the 10 Minutes to Wow experience, if you don't have access yet to a Snowflake Data Warehouse or Cloud Data Platform, or you do, but it's hard for you to get the credentials, as part of that 10 Minutes to Wow will actually stand you up, your own Snowflake Data Warehouse.  So that's how you get started. There was another part to the question, Lisa. I'm just so excited, I forgot. I'm just so, 10 Minutes to Wow, that's impressive in terms of how quickly you can get customers on board and making impact within their organizations to be able to maximize the value of all their data. That's it, there was two or three design goals we went for, 10 Minutes to Wow, unlimited scalability. And so I said I'd say something controversial for you. I will tell you, we have found the product to be so scalable that we accidentally killed Snowflake a few times, not the company, but our Data Warehouses a few times. It has this concept called unlimited scalability. You could be loading one file of data and transforming it 100, 1000 or 100,000 and the job execution time will basically be the same because it can parallelize it in an unlimited way. It has this amazing hybrid architecture which means you get all the benefits of SaaS but can run it optionally and if you want fully securely with the agents inside your public cloud account. And then finally, this concept of everyone ready where a low code, no code user like the ones Alex was describing, those kind of tech savvy business analysts through to a data engineer, through to a hardcore DBT or Python coder can all get a great experience. And on the DBT side in particular, I'll mention if you build your DBT jobs and choose to run them on data productivity cloud you can do things and get benefits that you can't by running them just normal DBT core or even on some of the dedicated DBT platforms. So we're really excited about it. And that SaaS element as well is another game changer for me.  So a hybrid architecture works perfectly for us and the more that cloud providers and software providers can manage the infrastructure for us, that helps us with not just skills retention but also provisioning services quicker. So that's another game changer in my eyes.   Anything you would do to maybe accelerate that time to value? Yeah, sure. I probably would have took a more product focus quicker. So we have quite a traditional hierarchical structure and that's the way we attack data products and services. What we're looking to do now is transform our business from an organizational perspective as well and focus dedicated teams at dedicated products with cross functional skillset. So that's the journey we're going on. That's probably the trick we missed at the beginning from like an organizational perspective. Even with that said, when you're asked by prospects or other folks who might be interested in working with Matillion and Snuff Lake, what's your answer to when they say, why should I? Sorry, I didn't... Why should I work with Matillion and Snuff Lake? When people come and ask you for your opinion, what's your recommendation? Well, I think first of all, the relationship. We have a great relationship with Matillion. Matillion, I've been really honest brokers with us. Secondly, as I said, the software is a great, it's a fantastic platform, right? It caters for all audiences, I think. I think from hardcore coders down to data analysts with low code skills. And thirdly, the vision with data productivity cloud for me. Friendly UI, very slick feel, as you said about, what was it, the 10 minutes to wow? The 10 minutes to wow, yeah. We're super proud of that. So yeah, that's definitely a journey we're excited to be a part of. The thing that stands out for me, Alex, if you don't mind me saying, is the way that EDF have successfully widened the audience, put more players on the pitch in terms of making data business ready, because you've used the kind of easy to use user experience that we provide in the low code, no code piece, to say, well, look, you understand the business metrics and the business outcome we're trying to drive, I'm just going to give you the tools directly. And that's, well, we see that with a bunch of customers, but I think EDF have done that extremely well, paying you the compliment, my friend. That is true data democratization. Exactly. Your energy, Matthew, matches your green shirt. Thank you so much for joining us on the program. I'm excited to be on the show, that's why. I can tell when we love it, we're excited to have you, Alex, great to have you as well. Thank you, been a pleasure. Great work, guys. We can't wait to see and follow this journey and to see what happens in the next year. Once you get it done here, Lisa, come and try out 10 minutes to wow. I can't wait. I got to get 10 minutes from the boss, though. Okay. It'll be later, it won't be today. Okay. We have no time today. Can I get a green shirt? But tomorrow or Thursday. All right, I'll be there. Thank you so much for having us. Our pleasure for our guest and for Dave Vellante. I'm Lisa Martin. Up next, Snowflake and Instacart on advancements to the Snowflake platform, lots of stuff that was announced today. How it's helping customers like Instacart, which you might be a user of, with data cloud cost optimization and an update on the Aplica acquisition. Stick around, Dave, and I'll be right back with our next guest.


Are you ready now? Yes. Okay, good. So I can start. We start with the next presentation by Jan Verschelde about the mathematical topic, that is not just mathematics, there is also quite some way to know and let him explain what he is about. Thank you very much. It is always a pleasure to come here. I am actually a half-way mathematician, half-way computer science, so I am in the department of mathematics, statistics and computer science, but I got my degree from Belgium, so that is actually one of the prime motivations that I am here, but I have always learned a great deal by coming. So I will talk about high-level parallel programming and how good it actually really is for shared memory purposes. My interests, my primary interest is still in solving polynomial systems, but I picked one target example that I can use as kind of a running example. We have very good experience with basic work-crew model, but we are also experimenting with different models of load balancing, and I will mention briefly here the work-stealing method. So this is probably the most mathematical slide, so the mathematics comes in the beginning. So we have a bipartite graph on one side, the unmarried man, on the other side, the unmarried woman, and there is an edge when the pair of an unmarried man and an unmarried woman, whether they like each other and they want to marry. So the problem is actually to count all the perfect matchings. So you want to connect every unmarried man with an unmarried woman, and you want to count in how many different ways you can do that. So this is the graph, interpretation. The data structure is actually a matrix, a matrix of zeros and ones. There is a zero if there is no match if the first man and the first woman over there, they don't really like each other, so then there is a zero. The first man likes the second woman, and it goes also the other way around, then there is a one. So this is called the marriage problem in computer science. It's also called the job assignment problem. So another version of this problem is that you have a set of workers on one side, and you have a set of jobs that need to be done. So there is an edge whether a worker is capable of doing one particular job. Why is this problem so interesting? Well, first of all, the algorithm to do this is really, really straightforward. In high school, you must have computed determinants while computing what I want to do is actually much easier because you don't have to do the sign pattern. So if you computed the determinant, you had to remember the sign of the permutations. Here you don't. So it actually is a simple row expansion. You have two ones on the first row, so you reduce it to two simpler problems. Then here you have two ones on the first matrix, and then you have three factors for the second matrix, and it goes on like that. So this is the permanent. So it's a very simple algorithm to quote up, but here comes a surprise. It is really, really hard to do. So already with matrices of dimension 17, you have to wait three minutes. And this problem is what computer science and theoretical computer science called sharp P-hard. So there is actually no better algorithm if you want the exact number than to go through all the permutations. So you have a matrix of relatively small size. Here I generate them at random just by flipping coins. And you have kind of a structure data structure, but the structure of your computations is actually still unpredictable because you have a lot of zeros sitting in there. So some factors will compute fast, other ones will actually require more time. Now the third thing is that it's actually also a computation that you can do in parallel very quickly. So here you see a 10 by 10 matrix, and at the right are the beginning of the permutations. So we have a two and a one at the upper right corner. So I selected from the first row the second one, actually the first one, so in the second column. And from the second row I selected the first column. So two one. So I have a 10 by 10 matrix, then I have to compute the factor as an 8 by 8. And that 8 by 8 permanent can be computed independently of the 10 other ones. So the next one is two, three. So again select the second column and then you select the third column. And then again you have an 8 by 8 permanent that can be computed independently. So here you have a 10 by 10 permanent that is reduced by 11, 8 by 8 permanent. So by a simple row expansion from partial row expansion you can actually generate as many jobs as you want. So how do you code this up? Well we have, you all have a parallel computer so they actually don't make serial computers anymore. So you all have multiple cores there. And the cores all have access to the memory. So what we do in the work crew model, we actually initialize a queue of jobs. Like in the previous example I had 11 jobs. I have a queue of 11 items sitting in there. So the items are actually the permutations, the start of the permutations. And the queue, actually the data structure has a semaphore. So when a task is idle it will actually look for the next job. Now it has to request that semaphore wait if it's occupied by another one. If it has the semaphore it takes the job, it increases the job counter and it continues computing. So there is one way of load balancing, that's a simple way. We have been looking into another strategy is that instead of you have one simple queue every task has its own queue, a double-ended queue. And that double-ended queue is used as a stack if the task has its own DQ, double-ended queue. But underutilized tasks can actually start stealing when their DQ is empty. So here is the idea. So the idea was actually a long time available. It's also very good in situations where you have backtracking searches. The permanent you can see this has also a backtracking search where in one direction you may go very far and have to compute a lot and in another direction you cannot generate that many jobs again. How do we do this in ERA? So this is kind of a cartoony slide but there is not much more to it. So simply to launch a set of workers you generate, you actually define a procedure that is generic so it takes another procedure called job as a parameter and that job defines whatever you want to do with it. So it has two arguments, the ID number of the worker and then the total number of workers. And the implementation of the multitasking that starts all these jobs is actually here. So this is a procedure that I use over and over again. Job actually is going to define its own memory. So you have to make sure that every task has its own memory that as a local variable. So in this way there are no memory conflicts. But once that is set up it all works quite well. So that's one idea. So the second idea I mentioned from semaphores I call it actually from the ADACOR gems. So to synchronize the taking of the jobs from the queue you actually have a package that has one single protected variable sitting in there that acts as a semaphore. So you have a simple array of pointers to whatever the jobs are and that array is protected by the semaphore. What you also have is a global variable here which is simply an array of factors. So in this application where the permanent computation say for a 10 by 10 matrix is split it out into several 8 by 8 matrices. So you will have as many factors as you have tasks and every task will update its own variable and at the end you actually sum the factors. And that is done when all the threads have finished. So dynamic load balancing actually works quite well this way. Here are some. So this is actually then when the fun starts. So this was done on this laptop. So it has two processes that supports hyper threading so you can actually launch four tasks. So actually I'm working with Boolean matrices. So you can also define it for integer matrices. What I'm actually here counting are all the permutations. So this is a 16 by 16 matrix. So it could go all the way up to 16 factorial but there are a lot of zeros in there and I generate them at random so I have simply a coin flip for every entry in the matrix. So sometimes I have very smallish ones, other ones I had very large ones. I can actually play with granularity. I can expand the first two rows but I can also expand the first three rows. So at the very beginning before all the tasks are started the queue of jobs is built. So I have some playing there. So if you have fewer jobs you can very quickly fill up and start all your tasks but then you may have too few tasks for full parallelization. You can also have more jobs. And actually with two cores sometimes you get the speed up that you may expect. So this is two tasks, this is four tasks. With two tasks actually not everything is fully occupied. With four tasks you actually have five tasks running. So if you run this you actually see on your performance monitor that there are five threads active. That might be a little bit too much. So then you can also play with three tasks. And you can expand the first three rows or you can expand the first two rows. So the result of this experiment is actually that with very little code and already an interesting application you can gather a lot of information about this particular application. And sometimes hit very nice speed ups. Any questions at this point? Feel free to interrupt. Now what if you have then a real workstation? So I have also a 44 core machine on my desk. And then you can actually play around with doubling the number of cores each time. So it also supports hyper threading so I went all the way up to 64. And you can also play with a number of jobs. So here this was now on the same matrix. So I should have said that in the previous slides I always generated different matrices. You kind of have this fluctuation. Here we take the same matrix, I went to dimension 17 but I didn't want to wait too much longer. And you can see that you can have relatively few tasks. So then actually it goes well in the beginning but not too well at the end. Actually you better generate more jobs. So with 44 cores I get to a speed up of about 30 or with quite basic code. So what we are now investigating is the application of work stealing. So this is still work in progress and more an implementation plan as something that is actual working. So I will now mainly say what we are thinking about. So instead of having one simple queue we will now have an array of double ended queues. We will need two semaphores for every double ended queue because it could so happen that the queue actually collapses to one single element. And you don't want that the task that owns the queue has to fight with tasks that try to steal the jobs. So that is one thing that can be implemented. The other thing is then the work stealing algorithm itself. So we expect that we actually lose the speed up because of the initial time. So every program actually has a serial component that cannot be parallelized. And that is going to be the main limit for your speed up. Now with the work stealing actually you don't have any start up anymore because every task will have its own queue of jobs. So actually you can launch the tasks immediately and they will have to build their own queues on a very specific schedule. So you can actually linearize the permutations. You can actually count them 1, 2, 3 and actually by that count distribute among the tasks. So every task will actually go through all the permutations but they will only solve those factors which where the remainder module of P, P the number of tasks equals their task identification number. And this way actually they all have their own specific recipe for knowing which factors they have to do. Now in the work stealing then they are going to steal from the next task. So they are not going to steal all from the first task. So they are going to go stealing to the next in the order of their identification numbers. My last two slides are more advertisements. So I have been working on my software for quite a while. The code that I show today is available as you can look it up at GitHub. So I am still trying to maintain it. So multitasking is really for shared memories really really a good benefit for exploring parallel algorithms. In case you wondered why you might need permanence with polynomial system solving there are actually applications out there. If you perhaps you have seen the movie about the mathematician Nash. So the totally mixed Nash equilibria are actually their number actually is a permanent. So in game theory these things actually come up. I once told a course and there was an undergraduate in economics and actually they teach already Nash equilibria at the undergraduate level so it's quite common. We've worked with work stealing already in a polyhedral context so when I typed up the abstract I was thinking about polyhedral cones more but I did not figure that actually permanence are much much nicer for a 20 minute talk. So I thank you for your attention. Is there any questions let me know. So the question is did I see bice side effect. I'm not sure if I understand so oh yes so the time is here.


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