Elena Conti is Director of the Department for Structural Cell Biology at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry in Germany. Professor Conti is an elected member of the European Molecular Biology Organization and of the German Academy of Sciences. In 2008 Conti was awarded the Leibniz Prize, the most prestigious prize awarded to researchers in Germany. Elena Conti stands out as one of the best structural biologists of her generation. Her research focuses on the regulation of gene expression in eukaryotic cells and aims to discover the mechanism behind RNA recognition, metabolism and degradation which is coupled to the translation machinery. She has authored several influential scientific papers, many of which have been published in Cell or Nature. So the major impact of our research has been in the fields of RNA surveillance and RNA degradation in understanding how large molecular machines protein complexes work in recognizing RNAs that are either defective or are no longer needed. This is an important mechanism for ourselves to prevent the accumulation of RNAs that would otherwise be harmful. And in fact, defects in these decayed machines are connected to many human pathologies. Now to understand the mechanisms we use biochemistry and structural biology approaches and one of the major machines that we've been working on over the years is the RNA degrading exosome. This is a major RNA decay machineries that's involved in the decay of many different types of RNAs and we've been working over the years to understand how it's built and how it functions. My relation with our university is in multiple levels. The person who started the work on the exosome at the time on the archaeal exosome is Lisbon Lawrence and at the time was a postdoc in Milan and he's now a professor here at Torres University. And as we progressed from the archaeal to the eukaryotic systems, we started to collaborate with Torben Heikjensen who has discovered most of the adapters of the nuclear exosomes in human cells and together and together with him and together with Jens Andersen, we have secured a grant from the Novo Nordics Foundation, a challenge program to establish the exodapt center here in Oroos which has brought our research to a different level. Professor Elina Conti is one of the most outstanding structural biologists of her generation. Over the years, Elina Conti has visited Aarhus University on many occasions. She has had extensive collaboration with many scientists at the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics and with these strong ties to Aarhus University, I'm very happy and confident that Elina Conti and her research group will inspire research as Aarhus University in the future. I see Elina as one of the best structural biologists of her generation, always keen on taking up important scientific questions. Elina is such a curious and interactive and pleasant person who's really joyful to discuss with. It's really a scoop that the AU has honored this doctorate.


Hi, my name is Angela and I'm from Oregon. When I was two years old, almost three, my mom had a live-in boyfriend that tortured me and sodomized me. And when I, so I think witchcraft and demons entered into my life. Death spirits, how do you operate in her life? Torments, in which ways are you tormenting her life? How do you torment your family? Doubt. Doubt, what else? Break her marriage. You broke her marriage. So I was in church all my life and just really love the Lord. I never knew that demonic oppression could happen to Christians. What else have you done in her life? Pain, pain. You brought her pain? Disease. Disease and what else? How did you give her disease? What kind of disease did you give it to? Impoverty? Curses. Curses? Generational curses. Have always struggled in my life. I've had a really rocky marriage and it's like everything was fighting against me. You demon of death, your time has expired. Your body, you'll go right down. Jesus, mighty name. Holy, go, fire! Outs! Mighty name of Jesus Christ. And I am so thankful. I just, I feel lighter. I feel washed. I feel free. I feel like I can move in power in the Lord and there was an immediate change. I'm an immediate difference. I knew it. The demon of death that's been tormenting your body by the blood of Jesus Christ.  Jesus needs. Say thank you Jesus, I'm free. Jesus Jesus! I just want you to quickly share couple of the sicknesses that you had prior to your deliverance and what is happening right now. Let's start with your sleep apnea. Yeah, I had sleep apnea for the last eight years. I had to use a machine on the highest setting and after the deliverance, I tried to use it and it just bothered me and so I took it off and I haven't used it since. Okay, come on. Let's give God some praise. This is huge. I want to emphasize something. She told me that if she was not able to use her CPAP machine, that the chances of her falling asleep behind the wheel was completely 100%. That's bringing danger to her life. She had to completely rely on it and I just love and I'm sure you love with me the fact that she said she was bothered to use that machine. She felt uncomfortable using that machine after she received her freedom. Something that was comfortable that she had to rely on now became an uncomfort. Isn't that huge? So you haven't had to use that CPAP machine since you received your freedom. Is that correct? Yes. Isn't that incredible? For eight years by God's touch, done. Isn't that amazing? Now tell us a little bit more. Let's dive in a little bit deeper about the sicknesses that you had and no longer have. You also mentioned that you had allergies for 10 years that it was quite sufferable. I mean, talked about drainage in the nose, all of that, the pills, all of that. Tell us a little bit. How are you feeling now? I'm feeling wonderful.  It wasn't seasonal allergies. It was every single day and I have no congestion. I have no drainage. It's amazing. I can breathe deep. I had, I was also diagnosed with asthma. I threw my inhalers away. I can breathe deep. It's amazing. It was an immediate difference. Come on. God is so good. And it's just a reminder. I mean, for those that have experienced seasonal allergies, it is sufferable, right? Where you can't breathe or you have headaches or pressure. Talk about that every day for 20 years. That's something that does affect your every day and something that now you're capable of breathing without having that suffering. And about your asthma that your inhaler, you would use it when you needed to. But the deep breathing part, you were able to breathe deep before and now you can. Correct. The Lord is our healer. Just turn to him. He will give you freedom. Thank you for watching our race deliver conference testimony video. I hope it blessed you and it spoke to you. If you want to hear more about our upcoming events and conferences, the dates and times and more information, just go to hungrygen.com slash conference. Also, if you are interested and you are local or you are out of state and you want to hear more about our monthly prayer lines that happen every single month, the last weekend, the last Sunday of every month, please go to hungrygen.com slash deliverance and you can sign up there. Have a blessed day.


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Thank you for joining us. I apologize that we are running a little bit late. So we have feedback from several committees regarding aspects of S-54 that we understand they would like to weigh in on. And so I was hoping that you could present to me the request of the Transportation Committee that you and I spoke about. Yes, if this committee is interested in looking at the seat belt portion of S-149, which is the Salinas Motor Vehicle Bill that passed the House on the third meeting yesterday, goes to the Senate today. As you know, I think the only reason there were any no's from the voice vote yesterday in Friday was the seat belts. So it's somewhat controversial, but still a strong majority of the House supports it and the House has supported it for the last several years, and the Senate has not. The language that you see in that bill now, I don't want to speak for the Governor, but let me say I believe that he signed that bill. So the problem is only in the Senate. So another place with that exact language, but you can obviously do what you want with it, but being related highway safety, which is some of the biggest concerns with marijuana, it would be great if you guys put it in that bill or at least consider that. We've also given the saliva testing issue to Judiciary. I'm not dealing with that at all. So you never look at that. This isn't in lieu of saliva testing, that is what you're saying. Oh, no. And when I talked to Mike maybe about it, the first question was they didn't want to give it up, you know, give up the seat. They thought it was coming out of our bill, and if the request would be to put it in this bill, no, it would be duplicative. And if both bills pass in the end, like I said, Johnson always worked that out, so we don't have the exact language. I haven't shown the two bills. It comes out with one. It's exact language in two different bills that both pass. Yes, as long as it's identical, it's in the effective date. Do you want to take a vote for a word or two different? Whichever has the later time date, or if there's a date then we're all off. Okay, just so that we're clear here, not to say that we said what's in there, but yeah, so you're proposing that we put primary seat belt enforcement into the become a part of the estimate that people want to get. Yeah, for those of you that aren't in pain, we're not going to benefit you. Yeah, all we're doing is, when your seat belt is required by law, instead of two days, what is not allowed is that to be the primary enforcement. And what that means is a police officer cannot pull your car over because he or she thinks you don't have your seat belt on. They can pull you over for another reason, such as a license plate light, which we discussed just yesterday. And while you're pulled over, as the officer notices you don't have your seat belt on, you can be ticketed for him. But that's, and that's called secondary, secondary enforcement. And I would also note that we took out the penalty for the first offense. So it's really a warning for the first time. Because we don't want to issue any tickets from our industry. Okay, so that's helpful to understand. So you are requiring or you are allowing primary seat belt, but the first time, it's a warning. Okay, Rob. Does that work as well? It's the secondary offense? Or is there generally going to be a fine associated with it? In other words, I did pull over for command battle inspection sticker, not wearing my seat belt. Do I get the same consideration? You mean, could there be a fine because of the seat belt not being run? Yes, and it's the first time you're pulled over? No, it would still be no fine for the seat belt. Yeah, just to clarify. If you're pulled over for something else, I think is what he's saying. It's a secondary enforcement right now. Of the seat belt thing. What happens today? Are you going to ask $25, first time? Okay, so on a secondary enforcement, are we taking away the $25? Yes, sir. Forget about primary for a minute. Maybe not. Yeah, good question. Well, it's actually, you were unclear. It was perfectly clear. So between the day quo and the night quo, I think it's time to talk about how this is germane to the pot belt. Other than just the general umbrella of your driving impaired, you're safer when you're felt again. Is that the bottom line? Yeah, well, that's it. I think that, well, people have different reasons, you know, shoulder supporting and not supporting legalizing marijuana. So one of the primary reasons for some people, including the governor, is not having faith in saliva testing and then being concerned that it's, you know, another thing that somebody might be impaired and maybe saliva testing those who think this, but don't trust saliva testing. So they just want to be as safe as possible on the road. And I'm looking at it as another way to pass. So my second reason, my reason, because it's peretical, trying to get it done, but there is definitely a nexus. Yeah, I had two things. One, I think they already get on the answer was, we don't know yet. Yeah. And that was what happens to the first offense that you get now, because it's not a primary. Steve Bell is not a primary. So you can stop the speed. The officer, you're not wearing a seatbelt. He checks the box. And let's say it's changed with that. And off the job report four years, I don't know. But in tax on it, you check a box and you get a 25-hour additional fine for the seatbelt. So what, so the bill that's going through eliminates the first, eliminates the first offense from having a fine. So my question was going to be, did that, how did that affect the current law? And then the second question, sir, is that when we, I think I answered that or not. No, I didn't. If you get a primary stop 40 seatbelt, the officer stops you, gives you, or again, lieutenant might have to answer this one procedurally, does the officer give you a real ticket, not a warning ticket, but a real ticket for the seatbelt violation, but with no fine? Because somehow that has to be tracked. So if somebody in my town of Milton does this, somebody in Bennington needs to see that in a DMV computer and or whatever. And you know what I'm saying? And I can't just go into the computer systems because there's a couple different computer systems being used in this state. It's Billman and Valpar. And she knows what I'm talking about, but there's two different. So I'm just wondering, do you issue a ticket without the fine? Has that been looked at? And see, we got two issues here. You got to track the offenses in order to have the primary seatbelt work because you eliminated the fine on the first one. And because you've done that, you also now eliminate the fine for the secondary drivers. Yeah, I believe the ticket is still written, but it's your first time. And we'll say that most of us, if it's your first time, primary reason seatbelt, right, a ticket is written, there's no fine. Right. And I think I'm thinking that, I think the answer to Rob and Jim's question is going to be that, that you don't pay that even if it is secondary because the way we put it in the wall, but I have to check that. Mike Massage and that. What's our current compliance rate? It's very high. And how we raise probably like 6% by this, if we experience what other states have. I believe it's, Lieutenant, isn't it about 80% compliance with emergency bill? But please contemplate this along with that. Last year of all the highway deaths in Vermont, 63% of those deaths, the person did not have a seatbelt. Yeah, I guess my concern was I understand seatbelts should be one of the state decreases. And I agree that we need to somehow inform the public so that they become better aware of the ones that aren't aware of it. However, I have a concern with the fact that currently you can't stop somebody not wearing a seatbelt. If it's the only thing you see, if we put it in the law where they can do that, what does that lead to for the next step that will be a search of whatever just because I don't like the way the person looks. Just to remind you this has to be the law that has a voice location. I know. We can certainly pursue those questions. But I also am aware that we have a 1030 change of gear to come back to another bill. So let's see if we can air some questions. And then I would welcome you all to have some hallway conversations and follow up with State Police or the Transportation Chair, Jim and then Ron. So real quickly, I don't have any issue with putting this on the bill. Secondly, I would recommend that we keep the $25 for both. I think a warning, if we're serious about this, $25 is not very harsh penalty. Arguably it's too light, but to take it away all together may encourage people to, well, until they get stopped, don't have to worry about it. Ron? Good name. I'll give you one more question. Any points on the license that goes on? Okay. How many times were you excited for not wearing a seatbelt that never asked us? Thank you for your patience in our bill delay and thank you for helping us understand what we have to ask for. Thank you. Debate these two later? Okay. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thanks, Kurt. So committee, we've got about 25 minutes to spend on the slainist retirement bill that is back from the Senate with one small change. So I understand that Becky Wasserman is on her way up to join us.


One of the most exciting things happening here in 2024 is the year of Mario and what are we talking about? We just got Mario Wonder last year and Mario RPG and really we're gonna call it the year of Mario because a thousand-year door coming out and Luigi's Mansion HD and Princess Peach Showtime and we're already up to three? Whoa. No, no, no. Actually it's the year of Mario at least in my estimation because I fully expect a brand new 3D Mario game to come out this year. In fact, I can almost guarantee it if I actually worked at Nintendo. Here's the thing, we haven't had a brand new 3D Mario in nearly seven years. It'll be officially seven years this upcoming October. That is because Super Mario Odyssey came out in October of 2017 and went on to become the best selling, fastest selling, most critically acclaimed 3D Mario game of all time which is utterly insane when they've been making 3D Mario games since 1996 but this one is also a bit of a special case not just because we're starting to get like closer and closer to it being a decade since we had one. Wow. That's actually really shocking to think about. It's because of what this Mario game could represent. Obviously the idea with this next 3D Mario game is that it potentially could be launching a brand new system, right? It could be a launch game for Switch 2 and that's already exciting but more so what the Mario game is. What can Nintendo do in Mario that just makes this stand out and be so different from prior Mario's? Now some of you guys out there might be wanting a Mario Odyssey 2 situation and I can totally understand that. You made the most popular 3D Mario game of all time in Mario Odyssey. Why wouldn't you want a sequel? But others out there are expecting something in a different vein and that is because of an experimental game they added on to Super Mario 3D World in Bowser's Fury where Bowser's Fury was an open world Mario adventure but it was still pretty closed off. Well it was like an open zone where the zone would gradually expand to be bigger and bigger and once you get towards the very end of it yeah it's all completely open but it really wasn't your traditional open world. It was very much that things are locked off until you do certain things but it was a fun experiment and a lot of people really enjoyed Bowser's Fury and thought hey if they spent a little more time this could have just been its own Mario game but that is why when we're looking at the next Mario game there's this wide expectation that we're going to have an open world Mario game. If you go back to Mario Odyssey look that also had an open zone concept but they were closed off zones closed off world which is essentially what Mario's been doing since Super Mario 64 so that had become the expectation even though the zones were just significantly larger I mean an entire city hello New Donk City was just one zone one area in Mario Odyssey so this time around I am very curious what they're going to do with an open world concept because while I liked what they did with Bowser's Fury it was very much a limited feature thing dealing with Bowser all throughout doing the whole cat Mario thing it was fun but it wasn't really what I want from a full-blown Mario game. I want something even crazier and even more experimental and look Nintendo always seems to come up with crazy new ways to do things in Mario. Who knew you know heading into Mario Odyssey before they even announced the game but the next Mario game at that time was going to let Mario throw his hat that we're going to actually name the hat Cappy and that he was going to be able to take over objects and people and and dinosaurs and have all these crazy abilities who knew that's what they were going to do when we're so used to just the traditional power-ups it really took the idea of a traditional power-up and flipped it on its head and I really really loved what they did with that and then you go back to things like Mario Galaxy where they literally took gravity and flipped it on its head and that was wild and crazy so they seem to always come up with these unique ideas and I think there's going to be something unique this time as well so no I don't think you know unless this is a Mario Odyssey 2 which is entirely possible I don't think that that I don't think that that's the direction where we're going to see Cappy return and just more of those crazy abilities I think we're going to see something entirely unique and fresh and I don't know what that unique of fresh thing is going to be now yeah I think it's safe to say if this is on new hardware we can expect this thing to run really well right Mario almost always runs well anyways but it's going to be interesting to see what they do with the power-ups because after Mario Odyssey it might feel weird going back to a more traditional power-up you know where you hit a block and get a star get a fire flower get a mushroom it might feel weird going back to that after Mario Odyssey because so many people loved the way Mario Odyssey handled things so I am curious what they're going to do with this 3d Mario in fact you know what do you think in terms of the power-ups how they're going to handle that why don't you guys give me some ideas down in the comments below I mean we can make a follow-up video going over some of the best ones but I do I just want to say that I'm really excited for this look we haven't talked about a lot of games yet here in 2024 because frankly none of the games on Nintendo's current slate are things that I'm really that excited for look I love Luigi's Mansion 2 and Dark Moon and coming back at HD is neat but there's nothing really new to talk about there a thousand-year-door love it but again nothing new to really talk about there so what we're really stuck talking about is either our hype around switch 2 or potentially an upcoming direct where we keep talking about Metroid because we don't really know what else there is to talk about where Nintendo has us in no man's land right now so that's why I wanted to make this video on Mario and get your guys's thoughts on what you think this brand new Mario game because we're going to get another 3d Mario game regardless right but I think it's coming this year I think this is going to be the year of Mario you think of those three Mario games we got on the slate already then you launch the next system with a new Mario game maybe there's even a Mario Kart this year you could throw in maybe a Mario Party who really know the Mario sluggers there's so many options out there but I do think a 3d Mario is on slate for this year and could they wait till 2025 I mean sure if the system doesn't come out till then they'll have to wait but I do think it's highly likely going to be a launch game we have some reasons to think this as well Andy Robinson is really the big one while he wouldn't make a report on it he did go on a podcast and said he did have multiple sources tell him that the next big 3d Mario game would be the launch title for the system but he didn't have what he thought was enough sources to come forward and make a report on it and he hasn't really changed his mind since then he still talks about it as if it's going to be a launch game but he's not going to like die on that hill right he wants more sourcing on it but I don't know guys I'm just so excited for what this 3d Mario can be I want to hear what your ideas are for this and the way Nintendo could actually reshape and take Mario into a new direction because look coming up with speculation on game direction is not actually one of my fortes but it is as I have found out one of my community's fortes so I throw the question to you guys what's this dream open world Mario game that you want Nintendo to pull off for switch to thank you guys so much for being here and I'll catch you in the next video


Do any of these carnivores have any integrity whatsoever?  This person that sent me the information about Bart Kay lying told me that if I didn't use the information she was going to send it to someone else so I'm deciding to make this video. We spoke about the Andersons, the alleged 20 year carnivore family, being complete liars about two weeks ago if you haven't seen that video. Sean Baker has this couple plastered all over his book yet he just ignores that they're frauds and continues to lie like a true shill. Just ignore it and pretend nothing happened. And yet here we have Bart Kay lying about how long he's been on the carnivore diet. So January 15th of this year Bart says he's been carnivore for three years. Wow is right, three years carnivore sure is a long time. But January of last year, one year ago at this point, Bart Kay claimed he had been following the carnivore diet for three months. My health has actually never in my life been better than it is now sort of about three months into a lifestyle where I eat a carnivorous diet meaning I don't consume plant matter at all in the normal course of events. I'm sorry Bart, I'm just trying to figure this out. You claim to be a former senior lecturer in clinical physiology, I am assuming basic math is in your skill set. According to what you said, you've been following the carnivore diet for just over a year. Not three years. But even so, every few months in your videos you talk about cheating and deviating from the diet. Bart has claimed this three year carnivore adherence on multiple occasions more so recently. Here on January 18th. Yeah, I should be dead a long time ago, I'm about three years in now in terms of consuming any significant amount of vitamin C from plant foods or anything like that. And again, just yesterday, here is Bart claiming he is a three year carnivore. As a sort of 18 year keto person and well now 17 year keto person are now basically three year carnivore, 95%. Yellow tit says the disclaimer needs to be made so you're going 95% adherent. One thing Bart has been transparent about is this cheating and deviation from the carnivore diet. Here he is in late October, pretty much November of 2019, saying he's been eating crappy food for the past few months. I have over the last few months had quite a distressed time in my personal life, outside of the YouTube, Enterprises and things. I have been a bit abusive towards myself in terms of the dietary intake, so I have eaten a number of non-Christian things and drunk a number of non-Christian things. There has been some physical affectation from that in terms of my health and in terms of I'm carrying a little bit of a pot, which I don't usually do, so that's got to stop. One month later, end of November, still claims he hasn't been carnivore lately. The reason that there is a little bit of fat in my body is because I have been transgressing against the carnivore diet by eating plant material fairly significantly in the last month or so due to a lot of personal distress that's been going on, actually. And again, December 30th, pretty much January, Bart says he's had a bad few months.  Oh right, okay. I really have had a very, very poor three months. I've been eating pizza, I've been drinking beer, bad, bad, I know, I know, bad, bad bald man. If Bart has had a bad few months before November, that could mean since July, August, and then if that continues into January of this year, you can't really say you're deviating from a diet for six months. You haven't been following the diet in the first place. But this is what these people do. They lie. They need to establish some sort of credibility instead of earning it. Just like they propped up Michaela Peterson on the Joe Rogan podcast, in this case, Bart Kay is lying about how long he has been carnivore so that people listen to, oh my God, you've been carnivore for three years. What's the deal, Bart? You just want to eat pizza and drink beer while making a living off of giving carnivore diet advice?   And guys, by no means do I have some type of like photographic memory, or like those are some of...  You all need to support each other here in the carnivore community. Yes. You know, there is even room for Frank if he wants to come back to the table, you know, anytime. Nobody's telling him he's not welcome.  You've lost the plot, but you've, you know, you just need to come back to us, really. So hopefully he does at some point. I'm back, buddy, but because of you and not for the right reasons. I wouldn't say I've lost the plot. You, Bart Kay, have been pretty vocal in supporting Paul Saladino, aka Ratboy, who has clearly plagiarized my information to prop up his carnivore diet knowledge from the 27-year-old bartender. Did you guys go to Clown College or Medical School? I honestly want to know. All of you MDs after your name are copying... It's ridiculous. But why aren't you supporting me when people copy my videos without mentioning my name? You're saying you need to support people in the carnivore community. Why not support the person that has contributed the most information and helped the most people in the context of the carnivore diet?   Let them wear the dress on their own. If you look at any of these other carnivore YouTube channels, a majority of their videos are copies of my older videos.  What I am doing is spending hours and hours every day curating information from research papers, books, reports, and putting it into a concise and easy to understand format. These people are stealing my gathering of that information and they were either incapable of doing the research on their own or simply unwilling to do so. If they did this in school, in college, they would be expelled.  So I am a little salty today, but you guys are used to dealing with that, so as usual you guys please like the video, definitely subscribe if you haven't, hit that bell icon.  The shills, the corporate special interest finding, I feel like it's a never ending hallway of me trying not to slip and break my neck. So you guys can check out my book in the description, the ancestral indigenous diet. You guys can check out Frankie's syringe meat for high quality animal foods. You can go to Frankie's Naturals for Minimal Ingredients and Minimally Processed Hygiene and Cosmetic Products. If you guys haven't checked out the Colab with Blair Walnuts, I will link that at the end here. Thanks for joining me guys, enjoy the rest of your Sunday.


Governor Yesam Wike of River State has knocked a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Togare, for backing Atiku Obubaka's presidential beat. Togare and some aggrieved members of the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC, recently endorsed the presidential candidate of the People's Democratic Party for next year's election. A move Wike says is a deviation from the former Speaker's earlier stance. Wike, who spoke during the flag-off of the Dorama Agborchal Gale Bubu East-West Link Road, claimed that Ogara had incested a Nigeria's presidential sit, returning to Southern Nigeria as against his most recent support for Atiku from the Northern Region. Togara was to sue me. And not to me, he gave me an excuse. And I watched what was watching television, see Togara in the villa. Very safe, but President Mohamed Bahri, that he has gone to APC. I was okay. No problem. No problem. The same Togara I watched said, certain presidency. Said, for that to be peace in Nigeria, that's the reason.


Hello everybody, today is Friday June 16th and what a great ending to the week it was. After losing on Wednesday and not being able to trade yesterday, I was able to make back my money that I lost Wednesday. Happy Father's Day to all you great fathers out there. You guys deserve it. Also, don't forget to hit that subscribe button down below or comment below what you think of my videos. I would absolutely appreciate some feedback. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you. Oh, look at that. Look at what? Oh, it's about to open. All right, you're looking at today's probably, yeah, the spread was 48 by 56. You're looking at the 243 puts, I'm assuming. Yeah, I'm not going to trade right now because I'd be at a massive loss instantly. 50 cent strike price is on the 21st, which is Wednesday. Yeah, yeah. Banana sandwich. That's all this sandwich. Absolutely. Yeah, and plant volatility is awesome on those 733 got plenty of time before I had to be at work at 8. Oh, it's so funny. It's not funny. It's not funny dog. Sorry. It's not funny, my bad. Have you gone in yet? No, no, no. I thought about buying puts about 10 cents ago, but I mean, I would have made a killing. I would have made about 25% now, but I gap like that and then a straight drop is not my favorite. It's not my forte. Yeah, let's call it that. Yeah. I went ahead and bought. Geez, look at that. You bought at a good time. You're about to get out probably. Yeah, pretty close. Wait, that's funny from 48 to 52. Two, you're done? Yeah, it was like 90 cents. My goodness, man. I really should have waited for something longer so I couldn't. Oh, wow. That's wild. Yeah, I mean, I'm done for the day, which typically I wait for the bigger trades than I can. I might get a set up here though. Yeah, I'm watching you closely. That'd be awesome. I hope you get a trade.  Oh, dude, absolutely. Oh, that's so funny. I want to be a riot all day. I just know it.  Yeah. Yeah, I'm just going to be a pistol. What? Did you just say that? Yes, yes, I did. Okay, good talk. Come on, give them a minute. So it went flat six minutes ago. Lowline on the full still on the one minute came up rather sharp.   What?  Are you seeing this? Yeah, I am. Wow.  I have no idea.  What is happening here? Holy moly. I'm in it. Are you really? Yeah. Oh, I got him really high. I got in at 106. For what options? Wednesday, 242. 242 even. Wait a second. Give me a second. Market, verify, trade. I'm out. I got out at 18. 106 to 118. Boom. Done. Oh, you did the 242. 50s. Okay. Yeah, that's more sense. I got out. I got in at 106 and I sold at 118. Oh, man.  You said you got it at 106 and you said the 242s. I was like, the 242s are at 93 by 95. Oh, no. I'm so sorry, dude. I just, I saw it. And I was like, quiet, dude, quiet.  I gotta focus. Oh, man. Wow. Wow. Look at that.  I love my setup, dude. I love my setup. I was in it. I was in it for a minute and seven seconds. That's awesome. That's awesome. That is awesome, dude. Boom. Oh, we're both going to be pistols today. We're both going to be pistols. About the 242. 50, but at 106 and sold at 118. Nice. Let's see, 11%. Yeah, buddy. Oh, man. That was awesome. Man, look at, look at where it's at now. Yeah. See, then I need to get ready for work now. Yeah. Oh, man. Good trading today, man. We're done by, you know, not even 20 minutes into the bell. Yeah. Did you record that? I did. Did you? I recorded everything, dude. Oh, God. I really do need to get ready for work and I got 10 minutes. Okay, man. We'll talk later. I'm sure. All right. Later, man. Talk to you later, man.


Hopefully we're nearing the end of the video. I know you're looking at it like what dude? Oh, it's over How's it going everybody dachodoy here with another postpatch dragon ball fighters video and today We're going to be taking a look at one of the easier touch of death combos discovered for this game for those of you Unaware touch of death combos are usually combos that instantly kill your opponent once you get once you get a first hit on I'm like that just basically a really long combo Usually the thing with these is that they take a lot of resources like bar Sparking blast having both of your assist up something like that landing a specific starter This this touch of death combo on the other hand Shouldn't be in the game But it goes like this if you land a raw super with 17 with no scaling You only need five bars then you could throw on hit and then at the end throw on a little heat dome attack And this nets you roughly around Let's go ahead and say 10,000 damage instantly kills your opponent And while it should be stressed that this is not easy to land online by any means they have to sit there and take it They can't vanish. They can't be blocking all of that will get you punished But if they throw out a beam or something like that you could practically land this five bars Isn't that big of an ask and you don't need their assist or sparking Which is what makes this really crazy and so with all that said this video is going to focused around whether or not I could actually land this thing online. Of course, you know, I would love to I'm a big fan of cheese But it also gives us a chance to show off um, you know new Android 17, which is good. We won't die here But it also won't be pleasant. I Think we just just go for it, right? No, he took him out. You've got to be kidding me. He just super dashed That was so cheap Come on.  Okay, it's plain and simple in my DNA I won't be able to make it out of this video if I don't hit it That's so much faster now with 17 Nice. Okay. This is a character we can kill not me. It can't be scaled though. Remember Hit it Blocked it the true trials and tribulations, dude. Oh We're dead Drop it do drop it. Oh, come on. It's so easy to kill me. Oh It's so easy at the very least that game taught me a valuable lesson I need to play it more normal and then if I get five bars, I got to go for it All right, we're out of the corner and Another good hit by 17. This might actually get us a kill Nice 17 looking good. We have almost five bars if any game could be the game It would have to be this one in my opinion Where's the super dad show it to me? Wow they uh 17s normals are looking a lot better. They feel a lot better at least Wow, just just run up and do it raw heavy in the face Come on.   Oh, no wrong super He got hit by it that could only tell me that he would have got hit by the other one Couldn't get it in not in time. Anyway, it's time to pop it. Oh Never mind. I we might pop sparking after this to keep the dream alive I if I see him encroaching for some offense that is if he stays back, we can just switch Here he comes Come on. Hey, you got to get that leg down so you can actually hit him Wow lows right into the my legs Get down. Hey get down. We have seven bars to spend. Oh, let's go This is it boys. This is it This has to be it. Oh, this would be hilarious This has to be it. He can't let me have it. He's not letting me have my fun. Drop it drop drop Dp, that's fine. Just don't kill me. Just don't kill me. The boy needs to live It's wait. Oh my god 17s on vacation. He's on me. This is so hard. This is much harder than I anticipated Shoot him hit. God Come on, I need it so bad, dude You know, we'll try to go for the raw touch of death if possible, but seeing that the scaling wasn't too too bad Hmm on some of these characters, I don't need it all, bro I just need a little bit a little bit so I can I could probably go for like two lights and then hit confirm into it Which would be a maze 10 times easier, but of course, you know, we want to hit it Rob That's that's the goal. All right, let's just go out and hit. Oh, I put myself right in the corner. Oh I thought I hit light and time the class the data do it classic if I if you're in the corner I want to be in the corner, dude. All right Let's let's calm it down stay down. Damn. He keeps getting out of the corner Whoo, calm down. Oh, wow. He was about to go all the way in. That's good That's a good start and I feel good about this one, dude. I can't say I don't feel good about it By bars. That's all we need. Oh Hello No, no, no, no, no Dragon rush. All right. Now we have to our face with the decision whether to spark or Maybe you'll come in with Vegeta. That's it. He's got somebody's got to get hit by this, dude Let's go. We finally hit it boys. I'll stop finally. Let's go. I'll see your Vegeta later. Oh Why is it lagging now? Dude 68 hits 90 frames come on bro the one win the one time Why and it's dropping back down now. Okay, stop it. All right, just let it rock there I'm not throwing anything out. All right, follow it up Let's go 17. Oh We drop it unfortunately There we go. That should be death. Let it rock 17 Uh, uh, uh Plant them. Okay, that's what it's supposed to look like with minus the 19 frames there while it was happening Which is just great. Maybe my ps4. You know, it's not a ps4 pro. It can't handle the damage That Perfect emote, bro. I got to admit I have to admit that was a good emote. Oh, I tried to mix them up there You know, you probably saw me going back and forth All right, let's spend a bar since we hit it. I'm gonna play a little more lack Lacking on it, but you know, we'll go for it if the if the timer rises Oh That's fine He's gonna switch us out or no, just knock us down. That's good. Oh Bro I don't know. Do we pop it here? Maybe he'll drop it. Nah knocks us down That's at the corner. Oh Not hot enough. I had to hit it twice, but that's better than dying. I guess.  Even if we land us a standard like two hits Let's see if this works. I mean this will probably work. Let's not lie We don't even need it. Yeah, we can just do it standard That's so much damage this team actually like if you were good at these characters And that was just like a gimmick you had in the back, right? That would still be wild Let's go Ah, see the thing is that you can vanish out of it, which makes doing it raw super hard to do Uh Give me that Give me that dude. Give me that you cannot leave yourself that open That is the mage.   I gotta I gotta let him get some space there to reflect and with it and then I can come in and just No down heavy. That's interesting Look at how much uh He always gets hit by the low But look at how much it feels so much faster and that goes for the game overall But it's just so noticeable on 17 because you really need the speed there No, I spent the whole bar for nothing That's fine From one corner to another baby Yep, that was our turn. I'm always constantly afraid he's gonna dp But I just let it rock because I'm having too much fun, dude Honestly, this is just something you got to experience. I if any of you guys play this team online, please send me a replay of you, um Just letting it rock Again gotta give him a space That's something I'm messing up on but hopefully this we're airing the net. Hopefully we're nearing the end of the video I know you're looking at it. Like what dude? Oh, it's over. Oh Come on, man. That's too. That's too good. Oh my god That might be the perfect ending Hey Arxis, please don't nerf please don't nerf and please don't ban Ha ha I'm gonna go ahead and call it there guys Hopefully you have a favorite moment if you did go ahead and like the video for me And make sure to subscribe for more dragon ball fighters content. This video has to go up today I was gonna wait a couple days, but no it has to go up today. I'll see you guys in the comments Uh, there's some more videos on the screen. Feel free to check them out. Other than that, I'm Dr. Doya I'll see you the next one


Hello friends, welcome back to the channel in today's video, we're going to go through what the best Pokemon are for farming Herbimus to get through Terrarids in the Teal Mask. In the Teal Mask DLC, we have a whole new host of Terrarid Pokemon that we can go out and hunt. There are of course the 3, 4, 5 and 6 star Terrarids as we saw in the Paldia region. But we have a whole batch of new Pokemon that we can go out, battle, capture and get very good rewards from. Of course in today's video we are focusing down in particular on the Herbimistica drops that the Terrarids give. Now only 5 and 6 Terrarid dens will give out Herbimistica and of course to unlock 5 and 6 star Terrarids, you're going to have to complete the main games in Paldia as well as unlock the 6 star Terrarids which you can do by unlocking the Ace Academy tournament speaking to Jack and then eating 10 Terrarids. After this, if you want details on this we covered all of this in a previous video which I'll link up in the top right hand corner for you now if you do want to check that out after the video if you still need to unlock 6 star Terrarids. Now in the base games of Scarlet and Violet there was a particular number of Pokemon that we really wanted to concentrate on going after to get multiple Herbimistica drops from to increase our chances of being able to get better drops from Terrarids once we'd complete them. This same can be applied in Kitakami but the number of Pokemon that we're actually going to be hunting down is a lot fewer. In Kitakami you're only going to have 25 Pokemon that are obtainable through the 5 star raids. From these 25, 4 of these Pokemon are going to drop multiple Herbimistica at one time. These Pokemon are going to be Snorlax, Dusknoir, Mandibus and Baskilligian. Every other Pokemon in 5 star raids has the ability to drop Herbimistica but they will only drop one type of Herbimistica meaning that you're probably not likely to get multiple drops of Herbimistica when you beat these Pokemon. But if you go after Snorlax, Dusknoir, Mandibus and Baskilligian the chances of having multiple drops is highly increased. So these are ones that you'll want to look for if you're going after 5 star Terrarids but it's a lot easier if you're going after these 6 star Terrarids. The one issue with going after 5 star Terrarids is they're not indistinguishable from 3 and 4 star Terrarids so it does mean that you're going to have to go around the map and look at each and every one of the Terrarid densets available to you at one time to check if it's a 5 star raid or not which can be very time consuming. This is why we look at 6 star Terrarids for farming Herbimistica because they're a lot more distinguishable than any other raid. You can tell them apart from everything else because of the colouration and you'll only get one appearing on your map at a time. Which makes it a lot easier to identify the Pokemon that we'll be going for in 6 star raids. Now unlike 5 star Terrarids there are only 3 Pokemon available in 6 star raids that drop multiple Herbimistica from 1 Terrarid. There are 28 Pokemon in total that can appear in 6 star Terrarids but 3 of these Pokemon are the ones that we're going to be wanting to hunt and go after every time that we do see them in our games. These are Snorlax, Baskier Legion and Polyrath. All 3 of these Pokemon drop multiple Herbimistica and are the Pokemon that we're going to want to go after specifically in our games to make sure that we maximise our chances for getting as much Herbimistica in as short amount of time as possible. Now to utilise this method as fast as possible you're going to open up your map and locate your 6 star Terrarid den and then head out to it. You want to check the den if it is one of Snorlax, Polyrath or Baskier Legion go in and beat the Pokemon. You can catch it if you like but it's not a requirement but you will still get the drops from beating the raids and because these 3 Pokemon have multiple Herbimistica drops you're going to have increased chances of getting multiple Herbimistica from your reward screen. If you check the 6 star Terrarid den and it isn't one of these 3 Pokemon you can then use this handy exploit to respawn the den giving you another chance very quickly at getting the target Pokemon. To do this what you want to do after you've got your map open is hit your home menu, come down into your system settings then into system and then down into date and time. Make sure that your synchronised clock via the internet is set to off and then click into the date and time itself and toggle through with a don't change your date don't change your time just toggle through all of the options here until you get that OK button and then hit the OK button. Once you've done that hit your home menu and then come back into the game. You'll see all of your Terrarid dens will despawn and new ones will respawn in their place. As simple as that all you're going to want to do at this stage is locate that new 6 star Terrarid den head over to it and check it once again for one of these three 6 star Terrarid Pokemon that we are looking for. And another tip that you can do I've never really had much success with it myself. But when you find one of these Pokemon you can also increase the item drops from the Terrarid by setting up a picnic and making a sandwich with the specific raid power that relates to the Terrarid Den. So if we've got a Snorlax that's a normal type we'd set up a raid power level two for this den before going into it. And then we get two extra item drops at the end of the raid when we beat it. And there is a chance a very small chance of these additional slots being Herbomistica. Like I say I've never really had too much luck with it. You can set up raid power level one for the specific type of that Terrarid Den and that will give you one additional slot and you could potentially use Herbomistica to set up level three raid power for that specific type, which would give you three additional item slots. But spending Herbomistica to get Herbomistica when there is a chance that you get no Herbomistica feels pretty risky and not really worthwhile. That's why I would say level two raid power is the one that you would like to go for. But as I mentioned, I've not really had much success with it. Maybe you do. If you have had success with these additional drops in getting Herbomistica, let me know down in the comment section below. I'd love to know how many people have actually had success with this or if this is just something that a lot of people talk about without much return. Now, as we're going after only three Pokemon out of the 28 new six star Terrarids, I am going to give you some builds that are going to be useful against the specific Pokemon. Snorlax is going to spam Yorn throughout its time and a great Pokemon to go into this raid with is Annihilape. It does have the ability Vital Spirit, so it cannot be put to sleep. It does have the ability to use Screech as well, which can law the defenses on the Snorlax as well as being able to set itself up to increase its damage with bulk up as well. So you can utilize that. And you can also use the moves Rage Fist and Drain Punch between the ghost and fighting type attacks that you've got on the Annihilape. You're going to have pretty perfect coverage against any sort of Terra type that you'll come up against when going against this Snorlax. Polyrath is a little annoying because it does have the move Haze.  So in these cases, it's probably better off just going in with a strong type against whatever Terra type it is. It can be tricky if Polyrath is something like an electric type Pokemon because the ground type that you would be generally bringing in against it is going to be weak to its water type attacks. And the same can be said for Basque Legion, but Basque Legion doesn't have a specific move like Haze that removes decreases to its defenses or attack boosts to your side of the field other than when it nullifies effects and abilities on its side or your side of the field. Then really a water type like a Zoomerrill is going to be very good against Basque Legion. It's going to be able to set up on it with the Bellydrum pretty easily. If you've got moves like Liquidation and Play Rough, then you can pretty much cover most bases against whatever Terra type the Basque Legion will be. And you're not going to have to worry about its stab attacks either with something like a Zoomerrill. So Zoomerrill, Annihilate, and then the Outlier is going to be something like Polyrath is going to be a little bit more trickier to deal with just because of that Haze option that it has on there. You could go down the route of using something like a Taunt user. But as soon as that screen goes up on the Polyrath, you're going to have a little bit of a hard time shutting down that Haze because Taunt is blocked through the screens. Five Star Rades are a lot easier to deal with. Again, some of the tips that we've already talked about for the Six Star Rades will be applied to the Five Star and they're a lot easier to deal with as well. But again, Five Star Terra Rades are a lot harder to identify. This is why I would suggest you are going specifically for farming Herbomistica to go after the Six Star Terra Rades as you can despawn and respawn these dens very, very easily and identify them even easier, making them a lot better to farm for specifically Herbomistica in the games. But we did a similar video to this for Scarlet and Violet with all the raid dens and what Pokemon was specifically better for Herbomistica drops than others and I wanted to do the same for the Teal Mask. There is a lot smaller numbers to deal with in Kitakami, but these are the Pokemon that hopefully make it a lot easier for you to go out and farm that Herbomistica, which is going to make shiny hunting in these games a lot easier. I hope you've really found this video useful today. If you have, please drop a like on it. Do subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with all of our Pokemon, Scarlet and Violet content. Thank you so much for tuning in, friends. Good luck farming the Herbomistica in the games through Terra Rades. And I'll see you all in another video very soon. So until then, take care of yourselves and bye bye.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2013 panini certified football one box Random team break number two from jaspyscasebreaks.com We're just gonna do the break itself first then at the end We'll re-randomize everybody's names with a new dice will give away six impeccable football spots That's what we have to do just one more break of this and that sells out impeccable football If you want to get this knocked out could be Another break that we can add to the schedule big. Thanks everyone here for getting into the action Let's There's all the teams right there Let's do the break first. Let's roll it randomized names and team snake eyes easy one two Perfect Joseph down to Joel Snag everybody's names Joseph down to Joel. There we go. I hit copy and not paste Snake eyes for the teams one and two Got the Green Bay Packers down to the New York football Giants. All right. Here's the first half of the list right here And here's the second half of the list right down there 2013 blast from the past. All right, let's sort by column B by team and Let's just print and rip Turn on my camera. It's first break of the day Good luck everybody. Oh David is saying So that shield that everyone said that people were talking about Was was the was an insert So the actual seal shield can still be pulled out of those Panini one break So fear not Chargers owner, I think the chargers are picked up already In our breaks Josh Freeman to 250 We got Tony Romo to 199 That'll be for Scott and the cowboys, there's the final printout right there Yeah, Joe. Yeah, no need to panic folks. So plenty of hits for the chargers. It's not like that It's not like the the Chargers team is over now. It's not like there's zero hits for the Chargers now It's not that bad. We'll get there Plenty of other things in that That break plenty of value. I've had people I've had people go Well that shield was pulled so how come the chargers aren't like a hundred dollars You know, I was like, what are you talking about? All of a sudden, there's there's no other hits for the Chargers. Well, the shield was pulled and that's like the biggest Come on kids 499 Freshman fabrics Quentin Patton for the Niners. I don't go to Matt Buckler and we've got a five out of five Jason Whitten for the Cowboys The product that's a classic Products dead now From your personal box prices aren't dropping by 30% because one card was pulled Cowboys Scott with the boys All aboard the Big Hit Express We'll be okay folks. We got Chris Thompson new generation autograph Washington goes to Tommy A lot of people out there in the world who overreact this stuff. Not us. Not us here There are people like that. It'll be message boards. You'll see CJ Spiller 25 Denard Robinson relic For the Jaguars that'll go to Roy More numbered cards too many numbered cards in this certified this year. I remember All right, there you go Now let's go to the important part important part was not Necessarily that break although you never know in these filler breaks You can always find some surprises here, but the important part is those impeccable spots that were given away Let's roll it and randomize it one and a six seven times top six after seven. Good luck one two three four five six and seven and final time now if you missed out Sad times from seven on down my apologies, but here's the good news We do have to do one more of these. So if you want to give it another shot, jashby'scasebreaks.com Congrats to Robert, Matt, Damian, Brian, Brian and Roy C There you go. Thanks for trying. Thanks for getting in and congrats again. I'm Joe I'll see you for that break a little bit later tonight. Bye. Bye


Okay, ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry to interrupt. I apologize for interrupting the conversations, but we want to begin. And I want to say thank you to all of you for coming. We're delighted you're here. We have many more people who are going to be joining us.  In the old days, some of the older people around here remember that you used to call the operator to find out what the time was, you know? And the old joke in Washington is when you call the operator, you can say, well, it's 8.15, 8.30 at the latest, you know? And that's...we're still going to have people that will be joining us. And we've got a very, very good registration for the conference. Thank you. Thank you all for coming. My name is John Hamry. I'm the president here at CSIS. I am delighted to have this opportunity to welcome back to Washington my very good friend, Hatake Amazon. We've had a chance to work together for many years. We first met when Naboro was the head of JETRO. And at that time established a very good, close working relationship and have been able to sustain that since then. And I'm very pleased to have this opportunity. And I'll say in just a minute why I think it's so important. But if I could, I would like to begin by just stepping back for a second to say, the reason I was so glad that we could have this conference and it's become an annual event that we do with the Japan Economic Forum Foundation is that we're going through a rather tumultuous period right now in relations between our two countries. And it all seems to be summarized by the one word, futenma, you know? Futenma is on everybody's lips. And every time I meet with friends from Japan, I'm always asked, well, what about futenma? And I always tell Japanese don't need to know this, but this is for my American friends. It's hard for us to appreciate the enormous significance of this last election. And I'm not speaking about, I'm not making a partisan comment. It isn't about partisan politics. It's that it represented really an incredible shift in an epoch of politics in Japan. We have had only four or five of these in the United States' history. Probably the one of comparable significance for us was back when Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected that just completely changed the political landscape. And for Japan, Japan has since the end of World War II was led by a party that developed a remarkably successful strategy, a strategy that took a country that was in ashes, literally in ashes and made it the second largest economy in the world and gave Japanese citizens this remarkable standard of living and to do so in a way that was still fully consistent with the cultural heritage of Japan. It's a remarkable thing what was accomplished during this period. But in this success, it led to a period of time when in these last years have been economic strain in Japan. It's been going on for a number of years. And it's led to some very deep questioning about Japan and the world. And for many years, Japan saw itself as being America's best partner in the world. But it led to some developments that became controversial. And when the United States asked Japan to help in Iraq and Afghanistan, that became controversial. And a lot of Japanese felt that they were pulled into something that wasn't their business and did it only because of this relationship with the United States. And an attitude started to develop that maybe Japan is doing things that aren't in its best interest just because of this subordinate relationship with a big brother. And maybe we need to think that through in a different way. I think that was very much a part of this last election. And I think it's still going on. I think that Japan is still deeply thinking through the way forward now. And what is that way forward? And based on this intimate partnership with the United States, is it Japan taking a larger leadership role in Asia? Is it that Japan will see its main partner in the world, the United Nations? I mean, I think there's just lots of very deep, very important questioning going on in Japan. And frankly, we're going to do some of that now after this last year here. I think that the vision that President Obama set the first year is now causing a great re-questioning. So this is very natural. The reason I go through it is to say, and this is to my American friends, we should be careful not to force a decision on something so pivotal as Futenma because it's really symbolic of something much bigger. And Japan needs time to think their way through this. If we were to force it in our frustration, because we had 13 long years of negotiating it, and these were tough negotiations. This was not an easy compromise between the two of us. But the GIST government had nothing to do with it. I mean, they were not involved with those negotiations. So if we were to say right now, you have got to decide right now what the answer is in the middle of the great questioning that's going on, we're likely to get the wrong answer. And Japan may be likely to get the wrong answer. So it's a lot better for us to take the time to work with each other, to be patient with each other. And frankly, the United States needs to do some reassessment as well. We still can't figure out what our trade policy is in this country. And yet the great questioning that's going on in Japan and in this country is how are we going to get out of this recession? So we've got a lot we need to do together. And that's why I'm so glad we have this conference today where Japan and the United States share a very large central problem, economic problem, and that is how do we sustain the quality of life and the standard of living for our workers when they have to compete against 800 million Chinese workers who are working a lot harder for a lot less money and willing to live in a lot poorer circumstances. And we have got to find ways that reconciles our economic system in a global economic environment that's very challenging. Now, if we were to try to do that through our own separate national means, we could end up having a quite inferior option for both of us. If we can find a way to do it together, we're more likely going to find success. So it's Hataka Amazon, thank you for the vision that you had in wanting to have this conference and to make it the central theme. We need many, many more ways for Japan and the United States to be working together now as both of us are thinking our way forward in a complex new world. So I congratulate you for your vision and I think now we should be really having substance today. I'm only here for ornamental reasons, which is to welcome you, but I did want to say thank you all for coming and I would like to ask my very good friend Hataka Amazon to come and open the conference for real. Thank you very much. Good morning. My name is Hatakeyama, Noboru Hatakeyama and thank you very much for those kind and encouraging words coming from Dr. Hamre. Dr. Hamre, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to be here with you this morning at this important conference. First of all, I'd like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Hamre for co-organizing this conference and to all the speakers, discussants and the participants for attending the conference in spite of your busy schedule. Today we will be discussing possible future courses that the U.S. and Japanese economies may take. Both economies have faced difficulties and challenges and there are many issues to consider. For example, below our economy encounter double-dip this year, this is a very serious question, and could green-related technologies and new health related inventions actually substitute the automotive and related industries? What sort of new business models would help corporations to revitalize their activities? Should we be ready for a new capitalism with governments and private sector changing roles to some extent? On the National Security Front, as was referred to by Dr. Hamre, our discussion may lead to if commitments made by a former government can survive a power shift. As you know, the new Hatoyama Cabinet has decided to review by May of this year a commitment made by former cabinets. The Obama Administration also changed the policy implemented by the Bush Administration regarding a missile defense system which had been deployed in the Czech Republic and Poland. Our topics won't end up at those points. We have to scrutinize realities and cultivate possible collaborative policy areas between our two countries. For example, we have to address the real reasons for the financial crisis that was deepened by their members' collapse in September of 2008. Since then, many international conferences have taken place, including the G20 in London and Pittsburgh, with the aim of coming up with measures to prevent a recurrence of such a financial crisis. However, they have never referred to the possible prohibition of the securitization of subprime loans, which was one of the most important causes of this deep recession. Securitization in general would be all right, but when it comes to securitization of subprime loans, the story becomes quite different. Is there any room for the governments of the United States and Japan to cooperate with each other in prohibiting this? Another example would be for us to take joint initiatives to continue stimulating our economies, analyzing whether the economic recovery in both countries to date is sustainable, and if not, coming up with proposals to continue the current recovery. In this respect, President Obama's proposal to impose a new tax on financial institutions, including banks, is quite interesting. Reportedly, the government of Japan has been asked if it would do the same. If Japan accepts this proposal, it will be the first economic collaboration between Japan and the U.S. and the current new governments. The DPJ, the Democratic Party of Japan, stated in the manifest, it published in the election for the House of Representatives last August or so, that it would accelerate negotiations on the Japan-U.S. FDA. Although it would be ideal to conclude a full-fledged U.S.-Japan FDA, my proposal is to strike a U.S.-Japan FDA for trading services alone, since I'm afraid that the U.S. Congress and the Japanese diet are not supportive of a full-fledged FDA, which includes both trade in goods and services. Although the original nature of an FDA remains economic, an FDA can lead to strengthened political relations between countries involved in it. As with any other FDAs, a U.S.-Japan FDA, even if it were for trading services alone, would contribute greatly to deepening and enhancing our mutual relationship even more. I expect that the speakers and commentators today will touch upon some of these issues, and by the end of this discussion, it will have contributed to increase your knowledge and wisdom and finding some realistic solutions over such issues. With these comments, I'd like to thank the people affiliated with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, CSIS, and the other participants once again for joining us here today. Thank you very much.


Okay, welcome back to VMworld 2013. We're here at theCUBE. This is our flagship program. We extract the student from the noise. I'm John Furrier, joined Dave Vellante. And one of the special things about theCUBE is it's wall-to-wall. We talked to Pat Galesman, the CEO of VMworld, all the top executives, all the entrepreneurs. We talked to the thought, we talked to the guys building the engine under the hood. And it's always a surprise. What we always love to do is bring people in when there's action. And there's some news to break. We're going to break it. If there's action, we will send people to it like AT&T Park last night with NetApp. And our next guest is a special guest, who we love, Tarkin Maynard, who was the CEO of Y, sold at the Dell. And now has some big news. A CUBE alumni, always a great guest. Tarkin, welcome back again. Good to see you. Good to see you next time. Tan, smiling, this full of dollars. Looking good. New venture. Welcome to theCUBE. Good to see you guys. Good to see you. So first, let's just get into it. You're a man about town right now. You have a new venture. Yeah. Tell us the news. Right to the hard news. Sure, sure. Basically, I joined a company called Nexenta. The company has been around actually for a while in this software-defined storage space, software-defined data center space. The company started with three co-founders, basically Evan Powell, Alex Heisman, and Dmitry Yasupov. Amazingly smart people, great IP. And then the company is in just the heart of all the action. All the storage has been so boring. It's a boring space. We need to do a lot of this. Getting sexy, though. Like selling storage, like most boring space. But I'll tell you, over the past two decades, I think that market is changing crazy. And the last two, three years with all this new software, cloud implementations, virtualization, convergence in the back end, it's a great story. I love the company. To be honest with you, after our Dell integration, I had a great time with Dell in the first year, I had a little bit of a problem with my dad and so on. So, health issues. I had to take some time off. I took time off four months. My girlfriend said, you have to leave the house. I'm done with you. Well, you had a good time. She drew you out. We were following you on Facebook, for sure. We watched the photos. You were fantastic. Great places you visited.  So I had to find- She kicked you out. Get the job, come on. I had to find something very exciting. I'll tell you. I was not planning to come back actually this quick. But this deal came in and I love the investors, Menlo, Sierra, Javelin, Translin Capital, some great investors. As I mentioned to you earlier, offline, VMware is a great partner. Cisco is a great partner. Dell is a great partner. So I think there's a huge opportunity- Plus, VMware's giving you all this free marketing this week. I mean, it's unbelievable. Yeah, I'd love that. I'd love that. I'd love Pat and Carly Schumbach and the entire company, new organizational structure with Sanjay Poonen. Coming in from- Sanjay's coming on theCUBE a little later today. Great guy.   Okay, so tell us a little bit more about the opportunity, the company, and the market space. So look, we talked about this many, many times before. Obviously, as you know, with social workloads, mobility, virtualization is obviously a big deal. You know, that's better than I do. And on the top of that now, you have the entire contextual intelligence, big data workloads going crazy. And on the top of that now, the convergence in the front end. And that's what my life in the last eight years with Wwise, Dell, convergence in the end user environments, with voice, data, video, all integrated into one kind of a platform. And Dell is doing a phenomenal job in that. But now in the back end, you have to have the right infrastructure at the right cost level to support that kind of a workload with virtualization, with VDI, with convergence, with social media, with big data. So I do not believe based on things that I'm seeing and all the customer talks I had over the past few years, especially in the last month or so, when I was doing my due diligence with NexCenter and with their customers and some of the prospects. And even here at VMworld, customers are complaining that infrastructure and data center is too expensive. Too, too slow, too fat. It's not agile enough, too complicated. So everybody's looking at this software defined data center space, I believe in it. With networking, obviously on the compute side, VMware did a great job in the last 10 years with Diane and then, you know, Paul Moritz. And now obviously with Pat and team, but on the storage and networking side, there is still tons of opportunity. On the networking side, companies like Big Switch, Nissiria, but VMware did with Nissiria and all those companies I'm watching, I love those companies. But on the networking side, things are still not defined. There's still software defined networking is still not defined. So there's still some work to be done in that space. But in storage, the game is now. The data is now. Voice data video, big data, all that workloads require more agile, more flexible storage. And I don't think it's going to happen with the legacy old school boring storage. Has to be software defined, virtualized. So what's the new school? First of all, we said in 2010, storage is sexy because we saw it becoming the center of the conversation because of all what you just talked about. It's here, it's happening right now. So what is the new school of disruption? Sure, so here you look, at the end of the day, I respect all those big companies done phenomenal job in storage from NetApp, EMC, Hitachi data systems, even some of the other storage niche players over the past. We've been around the corner. We remember all those old companies doing a lot of storage, some micro system about companies in that space. Having said all that, those old infrastructures, I don't believe are beneficial to a lot of the Fortune 500 types and also mid-sized companies for them to deliver better value to their end users on those new workloads. So the storage has to be much easier deployed, it has to be much secure as everything goes going to the cloud. Maybe that's a public cloud and private cloud and let's be honest about it. Amazon is a reality. They just got that deal with CIA. It's not only small and medium businesses, you and me on my mobile app, putting on Amazon. Now large companies are going there and what is the reason? Simplicity costs. That's the actual oil, the list goes on and on and on. But the problem is, I believe still with Fortune 5000 companies, people are asking, can I really put all my stuff on a public cloud, all critical stuff? Yes, some of it, yes, but some of it is still up in there. So what I believe is, I truly believe it's on my heart and that's why I'm in this game and I put my own money into Next Center and with my investors, we believe in that a lot of CIOs are going to look for an Amazon type of delivery model internally as their data center becomes their own homegrown Amazon and that can only happen with companies like Next Center. Software defined data centers. Let's talk about the news of the new gig. So talk about when you joined, what you're going to be doing, key goals, and is it a pivot, is it an extension? They have some history, operating history? So look, I'll tell you a great question. You guys are all asking the right questions. The company started a while ago. The great founders, phenomenal team. By the way, I would never do a deal with a company with the wrong team. The team is phenomenal. Obviously, I have some team members I've worked with in the past and so forth there helping out and looking at this. I have great partners like Carl at VMware, Dell, Michael Dell and the team, Jeff Clark, a lot of key people, Marius, Sam Grimler there are also looking at this because this is a big partner to Dell, it changes the game for Dell customers also with Next Center. And also on the top of that great IP. They use a very capable, very secure, this is a very key thing, basically a file system. Based on the file system, the company is written some amazing packages, software packages and they're taking advantage of the open source what built in this proprietary but open IP to deliver software defined storage at a cost level I don't believe any company can touch. And IP coming with the right cost structure with the right tall addressable market. Look, software defined data center market is six billion dollars already. Six billion dollars today already that market. All is software defined. Okay, so that's not the TAM, that's what the revenue is today. Yeah, it says revenue, it's so small. Online storage market today, some data points I saw from IDC and a few others is 200 billion dollar plus by 2016. This market is going to go crazy. There's so much storage need but not only in size but efficiency and the other piece, security. So to your question, it's not a pivot so you want to continue what the team did. I think the team- You had a turbo charge. Turbo charge it, I think the team has done a great job. We want to make sure we talk to more customers, more partnerships. So scale it up. Scale it up, but at the same time from software defined storage space, we're also going to start looking at software defined data center space as a whole with security. Security in this space is going to be a big deal. So we're going to focus on that as a company. You talked about the Amazon like experience in the data center. So what does that look like? Is that a solution? Is it a piece of software that I buy? Is it an appliance?  We had this Cisco kind of a world. Then we have this open systems world with open stack with Dell leading in that front. And you have this Amazon world, right? It is as a service. So what I see is companies are looking at the hybrid solutions. And they have all that infrastructure installed over the past two, three, four decades. They have to make sense out of it. You know, my goal is not to go to customer like we did advice and Dell. Hey, replace everything with my new stuff. That's not the goal. What we want to do is, and what you're hearing from the customers, use what you have and let us not spend too much money on new gear, bring some advanced, secure, available, manageable, reliable, and low total cost of ownership software which can plug into the things that we do so we can get more out of our infrastructure today. And as we move forward, our goal is to move into a new era in which we can deliver Amazon type of a service in-house without needing to go to Amazon to an outside party because we have liability issues, we have privacy issues, we have security issues still. So what I'm seeing is in high levels, in simple terms, a good marriage, a good fusion of private and public cloud based on software IP, software defined data center IP which creates a convergence in the back end to enable convergence in the front end. Okay, with all those services that you would expect from that, but my, so I know it's software.  But is it ultimately delivered in a box, in an appliance, or are you dogmatic about that? Or are you? No, no, look, at the end of the day, today the company is a pure software company, no hardware connection, there is no appliance built into this, but easily can build it. So you don't rule that out? I don't rule that out. I mean, today, at the end of the day, one of the unique things about this company is, this company has tons of options. Nex Santa has so many options that most companies don't have. They have the IP which can be delivered separately as a standalone software is just being done with many amazing customers from large banks to large-class service companies. One of our investors is Korean Telecom. They're doing tons of work with us. So there are telcos, there are banks, there are federal institutions having said all this. Some of our customers, as I made the announcement already this morning, after your tweet as well, thank you for your tweeting, I'm getting tweets from some of the ODMs in China. Hey, we would love to talk to you. Actually, tonight at 5 p.m. I'm doing a big party at St. Regis Hotel in Yerba Buena Terrace. We're going to have a few ODMs from Taiwan to come in and talk about software-defined data center in relation, in lieu of our partnerships with VMware, Dell, Microsoft, and others. Who's going to be at that party? So look, at that party is, I don't want to give you all the names. It's a private party where you guys are invited, obviously, on the fourth floor. We're going to have top executives from VMware, a lot of executives coming from Dell. We have a few people from Microsoft and about 50 startup CEOs and tons of investors. So if you're looking for money for your next deal, please come on, I'm not going to charge you a commission. Okay, well yeah, we are looking for some finance for crowd spots, but we'll talk about that later. I'm excited for you, Tarkin. We love having your energy in the cube. And obviously, the Dell relationship, it sounds like it's a big part of this deal. So to explain, these guys have a relationship with Dell? Absolutely. And other vendors, or is it just Dell? No, they're very open, very honest about this. And NextCenter did a great job from a business development perspective because also the product is so open to partnerships. Actually, the BD teams in NextCenter has a phenomenal portfolio to do a lot of BD and OEM work. So there are tons of partnerships overseas as well, but we're not getting too much in detail. Dell partnerships are very critical, obviously, for us. There's a partnership with Cisco, there's a lot of work going on with Cisco, there's tons of work going on with VMware. But obviously, I'm not ruling out. I'm talking to my friends at Citrix. We've done a lot of work with them. Hopefully, we're going to do something with them because I think there's a nice tie-in with Citrix as well on the VDI front because the VDI workloads are a huge deal for storage, as you know. One of the biggest inhibitors, one of the biggest pain in my arm was when I was doing the wise deal over the past eight years was the storage cost.    So they do a 50, 60% margin on product, on proprietary boxes. We want to change that game. Customers deserve better, lower cost, better IP, and that's our goal. And that's the reason I love this country. It opens up opportunities for us through you to tell our story to our customers. Well, timing is good because Nixenta needs somebody with a voice and you have a voice obviously. Of course, all the big guys, many of the big guys are talking to software-defined game. It sounds like you've been delivering for a couple of years now, so. Absolutely. And look, this is not a typical startup. Some startups, you bootstrap it, there was no revenue, this company has revenue, growing fast. What's the headcount? So today we have about 200 people. Okay, it's sizable. It's not a startup, it's not a startup, it's a company. Hey, it's a company. And we've said all that, but it's primarily an R&D company, a research shop, you're doing phenomenal products. And I'll tell you, I'll tell you one thing. This is to my own detriment. I was talking to the founders, one of our founders, Alex Heisman, he's a phenomenal Russian guy. I'm talking, he has research progress all over the place. There are some of the research we've been working on. I'm telling you, this stuff is real. You can start maybe three more companies out of this company's IP. So that's why I'm very excited about it. And I want to put my entire energy to this with the team. And the team is a really good team. So are you chairman and CEO? I'm the chairman of the CEO, and the CEO of the company. And we have a phenomenal board, as I mentioned with Menlo, Sierra, Javelin, Noah Doyle from Javelin. We have Toshi from TransLink, Praveen Vizrani from Menlo, great team, Tim Gullery. Tim is, by the way, the PhD in storage. He's going to deny that publicly. But he knows his space well, and I trusted these guys. They've done a long term due diligence on this company. I'll tell you, I've been looking at this company for a few months, and I like what I'm seeing. And I'll tell you, our partners, Dell, Cisco, VMware, all of those guys are very excited about that too. Tarkin Maynard, chairman and CEO of Nexenta. Congratulations, great to see you back in the game, back on the track, back from your personal break. Great success with Y's, and I'll say the market's changed. Look at Michael Dell. He's going to take the company private, and he's going to be aggressive. Awesome, awesome. And he's going to get this company back. He's going to be a big owner of it, and that's going to be fun to watch, and certainly entertaining, and as they retool the product. But yeah, Storages is a good fit for you guys. Start Market Fit's great. Congratulations. We'll see you tonight at your party if we can swing by, if we're still awake and alive. Dave and I are day three. Tarkin Maynard here, chairman and CEO, Breaking News here inside theCUBE. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break. Thank you brother.