Hello. I welcome you all once again to my channel Explore Education. I am Dr. Rashmi Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Assistant Hanna Galsh, Ruby College, University of Alhambra. And today I am going to discuss the very recent, very up-to-date, very, you can say, relevant topic for all of us. All of us who are belonging, belong, who belongs to the academic fraternity. Okay? And the term is plagiarism, sahiti chori. Jitani baat, iss topic par aajkal ho rahi hai, aur jitna recommend hi topic aajkal ho gaya hai, utna matat uska sani ko hi nahi hai. To research scholars ke liye aur sabhi jo students hai, jo regular and professional courses kate, koi bhi student, kyunki plagiarism ka toh leena deha sabse hai, in sabhi ke liye topic useful ho gaa. So, let's start. So, we are talking about scientific writing. Kyunki hum right karna chaathe, hum kuch likhna chaathe, humaara kuch contribution hai, kuch creation hai, usse hi mein jab, hum, matlab aap kaisate, ithikal means ka use nahi kate, toh plagiarism ho gaa hai. Toh kaisate kya, ye baat, iss me sabhaajne ki kushish kate, usse hai, scientific writing, ye aap kaisate, academic writing. Jo hum, matlab jo, bas aise hi kuch likhna nahi hai, jaghi hum kuch silsile baat kuch weh gaya nahi karee kese, kuch shodh karne ke baat kuch likh rahe hai, usse aap academic or scientific writing kya dharat aayega. So, scientific writing kya hai, it can be a cognitively demanding and R-verse process for its simultaneous demands, exceptional degrees of clarity and conciseness. Ki kya hai, ki scientific writing kya hai, ki humko exceptional degree, matlab bho kuch uthrist koti ka usse mein shuddhata chahiye, klear ho go, clarity ho usse mein, conciseness ho, matlab chhota bhi ho, matlab concise ho, boh jada bhikhra ho bana ho, two elements that often clash with each other, baat ki jareli humko kya rata hai, ki agar hum clear karna chahiye, klarities mein laingi toh bada ho chahiye, expand ho chahiye. Lekin humko chahiye ki hum concise hote, weh bhi clarity hai. Ye kya rahe hai, in scientific writing asa kuch hai. In addition, accuracy and transparency, fundamental aspects of the scientific enterprise are also critical components of scientific writing.  Good scientific writing must be characterized by clear expression, conciseness, accuracy and perhaps most important bhi honesty, ki jaisi hi baat honesty ki aati hai, bhi aise hi humko prata chahiye hai, ki jaya jaha hum honesty chhorengi, jaha humne honest means ko chhote hai, bhi aise hi boh plagiarism ke rata raha hai. Good scientific writing must be characterized by good, aap chahiye, achha mechanicallykhana kya hai, uske kya bhi sheshna ho li chahiye, ki clear expression, yaini ki jo aap bhi rakti karna chahiye, usme sashtya, drishti bocha ho, concise ho, accurate ho, sakhi ho, and perhaps most important, yun ke sabse jaya important hai, boh kya hai ki aap imaandali se li khein, jo humne research ke doa aap nikala hai, jo humara nishkar shaya hai, hum bahin li krein boh aap isli hai. Unfortunate, negi durbhage moon tali kese, hota kya hai, modern scientific research often takes place within all sorts of constraints and competing pressures. Wo kya rahe hai, ki jitana bhi aap ka bhegyani show hai, aap space kya hi, mahal aap sabhe koi scientific hai toh social scientific nahi hai. Science research ka matla bhi hai ki hum chai ho social science kyi ho, ya science ki research ho, aap scientific research ki jayi se pre-surce hum sathne, ki modern researchers jo boh rahe hai, jo nameen aap sunhan ho rahe hai, wo kya aap hai ki boh ka saar usme constraints aap hai, baad haa kye, yeh bhi usme constraints hai, yeh aap deekat hai, yeh aap deekat hai, aur hum bahad pressure ke anthara toh sogaate, du generally hum usse boh utne se hi kari kese nahi kar sate, nahi kar paate jitana karna chahiye. As a result, a portion of the scientific literature, whether generated by students of science or by seasoned professionals, is likely to be deficient in one or more components. To kre rahe hai, ki iss ke baad hota kya chukhi hum pressure me kar rahe hai, chukhi hum aap baat boh saar constraints hai, humko jitani equipment chahiye tha, jo humko facility chahiye thi, humko nahi mili hai, toh yeh jo above components. So, one wants a clarity, conciseness, clear expression, aapka accuracy, transparency, aur honesty, yeh hum lack karthe hai. Pledgism is perhaps the most serious and the most widely recognized ethycal lapse. He nahi thi kari, humse jo sbse baali galti ho rahe hai, wo jo humis jo sbse serious aabis ko naam ne sath nahi hum sahiti choli hai. Naam se iss first hai ki humne kya kya hai, kura rahe hai tani se. So, Pledgism ke baar me chana hai toh, taking over the ideas, methods, or written words of Ender, yani ki jo dosre hai, makam aap kisi dosre ka kya leh rahe hai, hum ya toh bichar leh rahe hai, ya uski methodology method usko follow ka hai, jaisi usne kya waise ase hum bhi ka leh, ya usne jo likha hai, wo humne dosre ka leh rahe hai. Taking over, humne usse takeover kari hai. Without acknowledgement, aur humne ye usko acknowledge bhi nahi kya hai, ki humne aap se leh rahe hai. And with the intention that they be taken as the work of the deceiver, aur iss uddeshi se humne yeh leh hai, ki ye lagi ki ye kaam jo deceiver hai jo galti kar rahe hai uska apna hai. So, I mean, it has become very popular, Pledgism, bohar baat ish par ho liye, bohar neyam kaani ish par banga hai.  Aur, American Association of University Professors, ne esko, ye American Association of University Professors, ne define gaya hai, esko 1989 mein, mada baat poora nahi definition nahi hai, it is often associated with phrases, such as kidnapping of words, kidnapping of ideas, fraud, and literally theft, matla, esko on ki in shabdo se jola gata hai, ki ye kidnapping hai, mada humne kidnapping hai, dosre ke shabdo ko, dosre ke ideas ko kidnapping hai, apaharana kar liya hai, humne dhokha dhari ki hai, ya humne sahiti choi ki hai, literally theft. Aur, jo Mary and Mr. Online Dictionary hai, wo kisi define gaya Pledgism ko, ye kaya hai ki Pledgism do talika hai, ya to Pledgism of ideas hai, ye Pledgism of text hai, ye nahi hai to humne bichar churahe hai, ya humne text hi churahe hai. To bichar kara churahe hai, kisi se to kya hai, usko matla, ki appropriating someone else's idea, in whole or in part, or with superficial modifications, without giving credit to its originator, yani ki, kisi aur ke bichar ko, ya to puni karee se, ya thoda humne liya, thoda bhauta usne bas, rupandaran kiya, changes kiye, wo bina humne, jo original, jo idea ka creator tha, originator tha, usko humne koi credit nahi diya, aur karee hai ki, humara ja hai. To ye ho kya, Pledgism of ideas, aur Pledgism of text kya ho ba, copying a portion of text from another source, without giving appropriate credit to its author. Yani ki, humne kya kya kya, aap to jupse online aagaya, aap system pe kaam karee lagi, desktop, laptop pe kaam karee, to humne ka, control c, ho control bhi to sako bata hai, ki humne ko copy kya, humne paste kya, to humne kya kya, ki, ek portion text ka, humne kisi, dhse source liya, aur, source liya to liya, little without giving appropriate credit, aur aap credit bhi nahi dey rahe aap usko, humne maha se liya hai, to ye Pledgism hai. In sum, Pledgism, can be a very serious form of ethical misconduct. To, aap, totality me kya kaisatne, ki sahiti choli aap, Pledgism, ek bohot, madhap, serious tari ke ka. Madhap, light liya aap isko liya, dispe, gambhiin, ye ek tarika hai, ek form hai, kiska, ethical misconduct. Ki aap, nati group se kuch galak karne, uska ek, kisi, serious form hai, kiska, kinaam Pledgism liya hai. Hei. Kya? Acha, agar iski, origin ki baat, soche aap, sath liye, ki abhi, hal fe, hal mein, kuch, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, bishle, Pledgism came from the Latin word Plegiae, yes, which means kidnapper.  However, the word Pledgism was only used in the English language, sometime around the 1600s. Yani ki, 300-400, I mean 300, 2000 chal raha hai na, 2004 this chal raha hai, toh makar laguhak sawa 400 saal pehle, is a shabdu ko, angledi bhaasha mein yus kia kaya. The first English copyright law was passed in the year 1709. Satras on 9 mein pehla copyright law passed kia kya. Pledgism derives from the Latin word Pledgius, yeh do ho gaya, hache yeh repi chitik ho gaya. The first article on this topic was written by a helsted G.B. Appeared in Science in 1896 under the title, Compliment of Pledgism. And since then, hundreds of articles have been written on this topic. Ho kaya hain ki, madlab yeh Latin word Pledgius se, Pledgius se liya gaya hai, uska aap ki naapahar hota hai, angledi basha mein yeh kuch kareeb chhe, solas ho kya aaspaas yus kia gaya, Ben Johnson in Dramatis khe, unne yus kia yeh shab, aur yeh kaya hain ki, pehla topic. Pehla article joist topic hai kaya hai, wo helsted G.B. ne rikha hai, Science mein, madhar magazine ka journal ka jo bhi hai naa ho gaya, yeh 1896 mein, aur yuska ki title tha, Compliment of Pledgism, yeh ne kya aap yaha ko, compliment kar rahe hai, chula rahe hai kuch, aur uske baase, hundreds of thousands of articles have been written on this topic. Madhav, kaafi purrana yeh concept hai, isme nabinda nahi, madhav ikam relevant and recent nahi. Relevant is leh hai, madhav, hal pe hal, yus pe baat boh haki jaayi ragi hai, pehle baat nahi ki jaayi thi, leh ki yeh sku bhakti, boh haki rikhi hai. Types, dekhye, agar aap search charingi, online, Google search charingi, toh aap boh haat saare types mein jaat hai, madhav, main toh paash ek hai, aap ho 10 kya types mein jaayi hai, but main jup hai, wo yeh hi hai, global plagiarism, verbatim plagiarism, paraphrasing plagiarism, patchwork plagiarism, or self plagiarism. Dekhye, global plagiarism, global plagiarism ka kya matlab hai, ki humne poora poora kaini se reya, global, poora, madhav hum netpe gaye, humne kisi ka article mila, humne agar boh period mein tha bhi, toh humne sovert file mein convert kya, aur humne kya kya, poora control a kya, control all kya, fir control c kya, fir control v kya, dhuzde fresh wage rai, aur bohaha se haine delete kya, author ka na, aur bohaha type kya, pna na, wo yeh hain hain hain hain hain hain. Madhav, global plagiarism, poora ka poora matter, as it is, humne reya hai. Aur, acknowledgement to the, doh nas door ki baat hai, madhav humne aasa, author ka naam hi hain hain hain hain hain, delete maa raha maa pe, aur humne apna na, moa type kya, yaini ki kisi yaw ke kaam po, humne poora ka poora, poora aap mein naam se reya hai. Yeh jo hai, boh global plagiarism rai kya, ab yeh kaam ho kya, because plagiarism pe itne baat ho rahe, yeh baap se check yeh zata hai, plagiarism ka level, toh ab hum yeh nahin kar baat hain, dekin shuru shuru mein, yeh shuru wata, madhav plagiarism pe itne baat nahin ho rahe thi, 2018 regulation yeh hai, toh global plagiarism hi chal raha raha, boh. Fee rotha hai verbatim plagiarism, verbatim plagiarism ka madhav hi mein ki, humne word to word reya hai usse, poora to poora to mein gya, lekin jaha se gya, poora word to word reya hai, madhav ek bhi, shabd ka humne hair fare nahin kya hai, boh verbatim plagiarism hai.    And uske baat para phrasing, ki para phrasing sohda se sabitna hai, kar ki bhiye baata confusing, mujhe bhi lagata hai. Ki para phrasing kya hai, is repeating in your own words, humne lik, darur kahi se kisi ka bhaav leh rahe hai, likin aapne shabdo ke leh rahe hai, and he thought express in someone else words, kisi aur nahin likha hai, humko achhaya laga hai, hum chaate hai ki iska bhaav, humare paper mein aaye, toh humusko use karenge, likin aapne shabdo ne. Para phrasing ranges from a very loose, reverting on the text, basic idea, okay hai, to a nearly identical version of the words or sentence structure of the original text, yeh not okay. Yeh nahin ki, bilkul humne halka fulka kach bahaha se liya hai, basic idea se, aur humne bilkul aapne shabdo ne likh bhiya hai, toh wo okay, wo chare ka. Lekin aapne jaha se, madad, jo main source, uska lagbhag identical version aapne shabdo ne likh ne ki rahe hai, koshish kye, bas kuch shabdo ke sihan hai, badal diye hai, toh wo not okay hai, wo para phrasing, jo hai wo plagiarism ki category. Chali jayi gi. Toh, basikali, para phrasing is inappropriate, where a reasonable person would say, that you have stopped thinking and writing in your own words and are simply restating someone else thought without admitting it.  Three tips to avoid para phrasing that could constitute academic misconduct. Wo kah rahe hai, ki aap teen tariko se, para phrasing ko avoid kar sakte hai, jo ki aap ke sahitik misconduct ka karan vanti hai. Don't stop thinking. Yani ki, humko sochna nahi chorna hai, matlab sochte rahe na, sochte rahe na hai, ki kese, usko chota sa chota apne shabdoon me aap likhain. Keep para phrasing as short as possible. Jitana hasamba ho sakhin kuch sanshi priyaka ko chota rakhna hai, and signal your source in the text, not just with a reference. Aur text mein humko batah dena hai, ki ye source humne kaha se liya hai, sarf reference dena se kaam nahi charega. Tab to aap plagiarism se bach jayenge. How to avoid plagiarism? Kese hum door rahe plagiarism se, kaisi kya karen ki, hum sahitik chori ki strain mein nahi, hum nahi chata hai ki, hum sahitik chori kare. To kya kare? Sbse pehni jo guide line hai, an ethical writer always acknowledges the contribution of others to his or her work. Jaise hi hum, likhna jalu karenge, likhna shuru karenge, agar hum ethical writer hai, hum niti gat talike se likhna chata hai, to duse ke contribution ko aap, hum esha acknowledge kiche. Guide line two kya hai, any verbatim text taken from another source must be enclosed in quotation marks and be accompanied by a citation to indicate its origin. O kare rahe ki, agar aapne word-to-word kahani se copy kya hai, to usko double inverted comma mein quotation marks mein likhi, aur hum ko yeh bhi citation bhi dena padeka ki iska origin kaha hai, matlab kaha se aapne isko liya hai. Then guide line three kya hai, when we summarize others' work, we use your own words to condense and convey others' contributions in a shorter version of the original. Ye parafrazing ka tarika batah rahe hai, ki jag hum kisi duse ki, kaam ka parafrazing kar na chata hai, samarize kar na chata hai, to sbse pela kaam gi je, apne shabdo mein likhi, kye chota likhi. Aur original kaam hai usko shorter version ne aap dikhasatein. Then guide line four kya hai, when parafrazing others' work, not only must we use your own words, but we must also use our own syntactical structure. O kare rahe ki, sirv apne shabdo mein maith likhi, balki jus shabdo vinyas hai, vaak ke vinyas hai, bo bhi aap ka apna hona chahi. Guide line five, whether we are parafrazing or summarizing, we must always identify the source of our information. Yeh nahi ki, pari baat apne shabdo mein likhi, dusri baat chota likhi, tizri baat bhaasha, vaak ke vinyas, bhi baat aliye, aur chota hi baat, yeh baata hiye bhi ki, aapne kaha se liya. Yeh nahi ki aap, information joh hai, kaha se liya, yeh source ko site karna zarudi hai. Then guide line six kya hai, when parafrazing and or summarizing others' work, we must ensure that we are reproducing the exact meaning of the other author's ideas or facts, and that we are doing so using our own words and syntactical structure. O kare rahe ki, jab aap parafrazing kar rahe hain, to ye aap ko dhyan rakna chahi. Ki joh us author ne likha hai, aur joh us ka arth nikal ka rahe hain, aapki writing se bhi wahe arth nikal ka rahe hain. In mila arth ka unarth nahi karna hain, aur humko apne shodome likna hain. Aur guide line seven kya hai, in order to be able to make the types of substantial modifications to the regional text that result in a proper paraphrase, one must have a thorough command of the language and a good understanding of the ideas and terminology to be used. To ye kab aap kar paingi, ki aap wohi arth bhi nikal ka rahe hain, shabd bhi aapki apne hain, baak ki vinyas bhi aapne badal diya hain. Ye sab tab ho ga, jab humko bhasha pe command ho ga, jo ki nahin hota hain. Hama hai paaz, humko vicharun ki, aur joh terminology joh us ne original author ne use ki ye, usko humko understanding ho ghi, joh hum generally nahi rakta hain. Ishi liye hum paraphrasing aachhi nahin kar paati, aur wo plagiarized ho gata hain, aap mara text. Aur guide line eight, when in doubt as to whether a concept or fact is common knowledge, provide a citation. Ka jata hai na, ye agar aap common knowledge use kar rahe hain, to aap citation. Nahi bhi langa hain, to chalega. Matam nahi langa hain, hujrati. As I said, the sun rises in the east, India has got its independence in 1947, iska citation langa hain ki aap ho zharut nahin, because everybody knows it, hain ho. To kair hain, common knowledge joh hain, uske liye citation mat laga hain. Lekin agar aapko doubt hain, ki ye common knowledge me aaye ka, ki nahi aaye ka to aap citation, de bhi ji ye. Itna agar aap kari, to aap plagiarism se, batzapte kuch hattar. Aur plagiarism ka detection, dikhe, jab se aapka sab online ho gaya, na digital ho gaya, aapka soft copy me chala gaya, to plagiarism detection, bhat aasaan ho gaya, pehle bhat muskil tha. To aapko pata ho gaha, ki juki UGC ne dekhaha, ki joh hamarah higher education hain, jiska main kaan research ho na chahi tha, ho original research nahi ho rahi hain, to UGC ne plagiarism detection ki baat ki, aur inflip net center banaya gaya hain, jisko information and library necrop kaita hain, aur aap usko software diye gaya hain, ki aap plagiarism ko detect ki ji, joh bhi higher education ki faculty ho, jia research scholar ho, jia student ho, kuch submit kar rahe, kuch upload kar rahe, to go plagiarism free ho na chahiye, plagiarized nahi ho na chahiye, to aapko pata ho gaha, ki pehle urkun chal raha tha, likin abhi hal fil, hal ikdam recently, center ne change ka diya aapna detection software, plagiarism detection software, aur jo new naveentam hain, uska naam drill bit extreme hain. Inflip net center is providing drill bit extreme plagiarism detection software, to higher education institutions, under the shodh shuddi program, from 1st October 2023 onwards. Dhe ki aam log nambar mein baat kare, madhna nambar jaa raha hain, likin pehli october se hi program chahiye hai. Shodh shuddi, naam se is spasht hai shodh, madhna research aur shuddi, aani ki aam usko plagiarism se free kar na chahiye hain. To about shodh shuddi, shodh shuddi kya hain, based on the recommendations of the subcommittee, National Steering Committee, NSC, of e shodh Sindhu, aap shodh Sindhu ka hain, jaha pe sadi research is aapki submit hain, PhDs are uploaded hain. The Ministry of Education, Government of India has initiated a program, shodh shuddi, which provides access to plagiarism detection software, PDS to all universities or institutions in India, since September 1, 2019. Yani ki September 1, 2019 se hii kare kam chal raha tha, ki plagiarism detection software de di aagya, fir kya kya gya, anda di shodh shuddi initiative, universities and institutions across the country were provided access to original, na, formerly urkund, a web-based plagiarism, plagiarism detection software system. Yani ki pehle jo humara software system tha, wo urkund ke naam se tha, lakin, aur ye initiative kap se chala tha, ja formal Ministry of Education, formerly MHRD, yani ki, jo MHRD tha uspa ka, us ne September 21, 2019, ko ye kaha ki, ye original, matlab, original isko pahajayaega, jo ki urkund naam se jana tha tha, ye hum, matlab sabhi ko, jitna bhi kuch aap upload karenge, higher education faculty or researcher, usko chek karna hoga, aur ye kap tak chala hai, setambar 30, 23 se chala, tak chala hai, fir uske baad, ino nisko drill bit se change ka diya, starting from October 1, 2023, the inclinate centre now offers the drill bit extreme plagiarism detection software to higher education institutions as part of the same, shodh shuddi initiative, yani ki, shodh shuddi initiative ne pehle urkund chala hai, thi setambar dosaate ista ko chala, aur uske baad, ek octobarsis ko drill bit extreme ka diya hai, ye trial phase for this software is scheduled for October 1, 2023, with full flesh service set to commence on November 1st, pehle urkund na ek mahe da, trial phase me rakha, aur ek November 6th ko chala diya hai, drill bit. aap kuch plagiarism detection, chek karna chahenge, to ye drill bit ke through hoga, aur tougher. UGC, aap hum jaan le ki UGC ne, humare liye bahi kya bataya hai, ki aap ko kya karna hai, kitne level takka plagiarism hum accepted hai, to iske liye isne, 2018 rameek regulation aaya tha, promotion of academic integrity and prevention of plagiarism in our GIs, yani ki academic akhandata ka promote ko promote karna, aur sahitik chori jo ki higher education institutions me ho rahi hai, usko rokna. To iske liye kaha ki, to create awareness about responsible conduct of research, thesis, desertation, promotion of academic integrity and prevention of misconduct, including plagiarism in academic writing among student, faculty, researcher and staff, yani ki hum, ik jag rupta ho sake, ki hum responsible conduct kare, chahe research liye kar raya hain, ya thesis liye raya hain, aur desertation liye raya hain, to hum academic integrity ka us me khayaal rakhain. To establish institutional mechanism through education and training to facilitate responsible conduct of research, thesis, desertation, promotion of academic integrity and deterrence from plagiarism. Yani ki, am badlab hum unke educate kare, in training dein, kaki hum sahi mata me responsible conduct kare, research, thesis, desertation, et cetera me. Aur kya kare, to develop systems to detect plagiarism and to set up mechanisms to prevent plagiarism and punish a student, faculty, researcher or staff of HEIE committing the act of plagiarism. Ho kaha hain, ki agar HEIE ke kisi staff ne, chahe mo student, faculty or researcher ho, agar usne plagiarism kia, to aap usko detect kiji aur aap usko ro kia aur unko punish kiji. Saza melegi aap iske liye. So, level set kariya gaya hain, plagiarism and penalty for teachers ki agar level, deki cha levelin. Yani bata hain, ye level zero hain, agar aap ka das pratisha kia usse kum hain, similarity ka level, to ye minor similarity hain, to iske liye aap ko koi penalty neki zorot nahin. Yani ki, hamara task kya hona chahi ki hamne jobi write-up likha hain, uske liye, plagiarism ka level das pratisha kia usse kum hain. Lekin agar hamara similarity ka level, das pratisha kia charlis pratisha kia beesh me aata hain, to ye level one kya indragata aur yaha pe hamse kaha jaega ki aap apne manuscript vidraw kar liye, yani ki aap re-write kariye, kyi aapne bohot sara plagiarized text used kia hain. Fir agar hamari similarity ka level, yani, hamare article ki similarity ka level, charlis pratisha kia charlis pratisha kia beesh me aata hain, to ye level two kya indragata hain, aur isme kya kaha jaega, agar teacher hain, to shall be denied, a right to, two ka tii nahi daite huaya, one annual increment and not be allowed to be a supervisor to any new scholar for a period of two years. Aap dek saktein ki penality ka level kya hain.  Aur agar similarity ka level, for you, 60% se upa chala gaya, joki level 3 me aayega, to wo kya rahe hain ki, shall be denied a right to two successive annual increment. Aapku doh saal ka apna annual increment chorna padek aap, aap doh saal tak aapu koi annual increment milega nahi, aur koi bhi aapko new scholar nahi milega tiiin saal uta. Toh aisa kaam hi kyu kya jaya kya na, to humara mukhe mudha, mukhe humara task, humara mote bhi hona chahi, ki similarity ka level, das pratisha tsai, kum rahe hain. Aur, kar research scholar, aajurizm kar rahe hain, plejurizm me involved hain, to uske liya kya kare, institutional academic integrity banalik manali jye, IAIP wo kya rahe hain, aur wo penalty laga hain ki, bachho par research scholar pe kyaise, agar level 0 hain, kapto koi penalty nahi lagige, level 1 hain, to onse kaha jaega, aas to submit a revised, aap apni script ko revised karke, 6 mehne si jyada ka saan me mat liji, aur revised karke, usko fya se jama kiji. Aur agar level 2 aara hain, to humko kya kya jaega, submitting a device script for a period of one year. Madlab aap ek saal tak apni device script nahi jama kya sattin, aap ek saal aapka delay ho gya, aur agar level 3 hain, to aise student ka registration, phd me cancel kya jaega sattin, ki madlab, saar pritisha jyada aapka plejurized hain, yani kya aapne apna kaam kya kya hain, jabki kya hota hain ki, research ka matlab kya hain, aapka original contribution kya hain, knowledge ke span ko bahane kire, knowledge space ko bahane kire, yani ki aapka plejurizm ka level, har dasa me 10 pratisha pse kam rahe na chahin. Yani ki aap original kaam kari hain, yani ki aap kisi se dekh ke matli kye, yani ki aapne jo kya hain, usko transparently aur honesty ke sath, bata hi yeh, yeh matlab hain. So I think it has been completed. Yes, to plejurizm ke alak se baat karni ko, bohot dino se me soch rahe thi, aur is ka moka nahi mil rata, to finally, me na aap se plejurizm pe baat kari hain, aur I think, ki aap aap samjaye unge thoda, ki zayati chori kya hain, humko zayati chori nahi karni hain, agar hain kahi se bhi kush likh rahe hain, to aap usko quote kijiye, word-to-word likh rahe hain, to double quotation me likhiye, citation dijiye, aur agar paraphrasing kar rahe hain, usko apne shabdo me likhiye, condensed hokar likhiye, aur jisse bhi jaha se rahe hain, aap kuch quote kar rahe hain, reference dah liye, apne naam se usko matlikhiye. Yani ki aap nahi idea aur nahi text ke kidnapping kijiye, tap to aap ka jo write-up hain, wo 10% se kum similarity level me jayega, aur aap kuch penalty nahi lagi gini, to aap samaj satne aap ko kya kya penalty jayini par satne hain, chaha hai aap pe kulti ho yaar, it's just following. Tkye. 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From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of a new era in database management brought to you by Nutanix. Hi, I'm Stu Miniman and welcome to this special presentation with Nutanix. We're talking about a new era in database management to help us dig into it. First of all, I have the senior vice president and general manager of Nutanix era databases and business critical applications that is Bala Kuchibutla and one of our other cube alums, Monica Kumar who's an SPP also with Nutanix. Bala, Monica, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you. Thank you. All right, so first of all, Bala, a new era. We have a little bit of a punch. You've got me with some puns there. Of course, we know that the database for Nutanix solution is era. So, we always like to bring out the news first. Why don't you tell us, what does this mean? What is Nutanix announcing today? Awesome. Thank you, Stu. Yeah, so today is a very big day for us. I'm super excited to inform all of us and all the audience that we are announcing the era 2.0 GA bits for customers to enjoy it. It's some customers can download and start playing with it. So what's new with Nutanix era 2.0? As you know, 1.0 is a single cluster solution meaning the customers have to have a Nutanix cluster and then have era on the same cluster to enjoy the databases. But with era 2.0, it becomes multi-clustered solution. It's not just a multi-clustered solution. Customers can enjoy database across clusters, right? That means that they can have their always on availability group SQL servers or Postgres servers across Nutanix clusters. That means that they can spread across AZs, availability zones. Now, the most interesting point of this is it's not just across clusters. Customers can place these clusters in the cloud, right? That is AWS. You can have Nutanix cluster in the AWS cluster and then the primary production clusters may be on the Nutanix on-premise enterprise cloud kind of stuff. That's number one. Number two, we have extended our data management capabilities, data management platform capabilities and what we call them as global time machine, right? Global time machine with data access management. Like raising river that you need to harness raising river by constructing a dam and then harness it for multi-purpose whether irrigation projects or hydroelectric project kind of stuff. You need to kind of do the similar things for your data in the company, enterprise company. You need to make sure that the right persons get the right amount of data so that you don't kind of give all production data to everyone in the company. At the same time, they also need the accessibility with one click they can get the database or the data they want. So that's the data access management. Imagine a QA person only gets the sanitized snapshots or sanitized database backups for them to create the copies. And then we are extending our database engine portfolios too to introduce SAP HANA to the thing. As you know that we support Oracle today, most grace, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL server. I'm excited to inform that we are introducing SAP HANA. Our customers can do one click sandbox creation end-to-end environment for SAP HANA today on Nutanix platform. And lastly, I'm super excited to inform that we are becoming a Postgres vendor. We are going to give 24 by seven, 365 days support for Postgres database engine that's kind of provisioned through Nutanix as a platform. So this way the customers can enjoy the engine platform service altogether in one single shot with a single 1800 company that they can call and get the support they want. I'm super duper excited that this is going to make the customers a truly multi-cloud, multi-cluster data management platform. Thank you. Yeah, and I'll just add to that too. It's fantastic that we are now offering this new capability. I just want to kind of remind our audience that Nutanix for many years has been providing the foundation, the infrastructure software, but you can run all these multiple workloads, including databases today. And what we're doing with ERA is fantastic because now we are giving our customers the ability to take that database that they run on top of Nutanix to provide that as a service now, right? So now we are talking to a whole different organization here. It's database administrations, it's administrators, it's teams that run databases, it teams that care about data and providing access to data in organizations. Well, first of all, congratulations. I've talked for a couple of years to the teams at Nutanix, especially some of the people working on Postgres, really exciting stuff. And you've both seen really the unlocking of database. It used to be, we talked about, I have one database, it's kind of the one that everything runs on. Now customers, they have more databases, you talked about that flexibility as to where we run it. Would love to hear, Monica start with you, you talk about the customers, what does this really mean for them? Because one of our most mission critical applications we talk about, we're not just throwing our databases, oh, I don't wake up in the morning and say, oh, let me move it to this cloud and put it in this data center. This needs to be reliable, I need to have access to the data, I need to be able to work with it. So what does this really mean and what does it unlock for your customers? Yes, absolutely, I love to talk about this topic. I mean, if you think about databases, they are means to an end, right? And in this case, the end is, being able to mine insights from the data and then make meaningful decisions based on that. So when we talk to customers, it's really clear that data has now become one of the most valuable assets that an organization owns. Well, of course, in addition to the employees that are part of the organization and our customers, data is one of the most important assets. But most organizations, the challenges they face is a lot of data gets collected. And in fact, we've heard numbers thrown around for many years, like almost 80% of world's data has been created in the last three or four years and data is doubling every two years in terms of volume. Well, guess what? Data gets collected, it sits there. An organization is struggling to get access to it with the right performance, the right security and regulation compliance, the reliability, availability, by persona, developers need certain access, analysts needs different access, line of businesses need different access. So what we see is organizations are struggling in getting access to data at the right time by the right person on the team and when they need it. And I think that's where database as a service is critical. It's not just about having the database software which is of course important, but how you can now make that service available to your stakeholders, to developers, to lines of business within the SLAs that they demand. So is it instantly? How quickly can you make it available? How quickly can your users have access to data and do something meaningful with it and mind the insights for smarter business? And then the one thing I'd like to add is that's where IT and business really come together. That's the glue. If you think about it today, what is the glue between an IT organization and a business organization? It's the data. And that's where they are really coming together to say, how can we together deliver the right service? So you, the business owner can deliver the right outcome for our business. That's very true. Maybe I'll just add a couple of comments there. What we are trying to do is we are trying to bring the cloud experience, the RDS-like experience to the enterprise cloud and then hybrid cloud. So the customers will now have a choice of cloud. They don't need to be locked in a particular cloud. At the same time, enjoy the true cloud utility experience. We help customers create cloud, database clouds either by themselves, if they're big enough to manage the cloud themselves or they can partner with GSIs like Vipro or HCL and then create a completely managed database service kind of stuff. So this brings this cloud neutrality, portability for customers and give them the choice at their terms, Stu. Yeah. Well, absolutely. We've seen a huge growth in managed services. As you said, maybe bring us inside a little bit. You know, what does this, what does this free up customers? What, you know, we've said for so long that back when HCI first started, it was, you know, some of the storage administrators might bristle because you were taking things away from them. It was like, no, we're going to free you up to do other things that as Monica said, you know, deliver more business value, not mapping loans and doing that. How about from the DBA standpoint? What are some of those, you know, repetitive, you know, undifferentiated heavy lifting that we're going to take away from them so that they can focus on the business value? Yep. Thank you Stu. So to think about this, we all do copy-paste operations in laptops, right? Something of that sort happens in data center at a much larger scale, meaning that the same kind of copy-paste operation happens at databases at terabytes, at terabytes of scale, hundreds of terabytes. Now that is, it has become the most dreaded, complex, long-running, error-prone operation. Why should it be that way? Why should the DBA spend all these mundane tasks and then get busy for every cloning operation? It's a two-day job for me, every backup job, it's like a half-day job for me, provisioning takes like three days. We can take this undifferentiated heavy lifting by this and then let the DBAs focus on designing the cloud for them or looking for the database tuning, database design, data modeling, or AML aspects of the data kind of stuff. So we are freeing up the database ops people in a way that they can design the database cloud and make sure that their energy focus is on higher-order value things and more towards the business-centric kind of stuff, okay? Yeah, and you know what? Automation is really important here. What Bala is talking about is automating mundane grunt work. Like IT spends 80% of its time in maintaining systems. So then where is the time for innovation, right? So if we can automate stuff that's repetitive, stuff that the machine can do, the software can do, why not? And I think that's what our database as a service offering does. And I would add this, you know, the big thing our database as a service does really is provide IT organizations and DB organizations a way to manage heterogeneous databases too. It's not like, you know, here's my environment for Postgres, here's my environment for MySQL, here's my environment for Oracle, here's my environment for SQL Server. Now with a single offering, a single tool, you can manage your heterogeneous environment across different clouds on premises cloud or in a public cloud environments. I think that's the beauty we are talking about with Nutanix's era is it really, truly gives organizations that single environment to manage heterogeneous databases, apply the same automation and the ease of management across all these different environments. Yeah. I'll just add one for the comments too, that a true managed pass, obviously customers enjoy like a single shop go to public cloud, just click through and then they get the database endpoints and then someone is managing the database for them. But if you look at the enterprise data centers, they need to bring that enterprise governance structure to these databases. It's not like anyone can do anything to any all these databases. So we are kind of getting the best of both. The needed enterprise governance by these enterprise people at the same time bringing the convenience for the application teams and developers, they want to consume this databases like utility. So bringing the cloud experience, bringing the enterprise governance, at the same time, I'm super confident we can cut down the cost. So that is what Nutanix era is all about across all the cloud, including the enterprise cloud. Yeah. Well, Bala, being simpler and being less expensive or one of the original promises of the cloud that don't necessarily always come out there. So that's super important. One of the other things, you talk about these hybrid environments. It's not just that it's in the public cloud, want to understand these environments, if I'm in the public cloud, can I still leverage some of the services that are in the public cloud? So if I want to run some analytics, if I want to use some of the phenomenal services that are coming out every day, is that something that can be done in this environment? Yeah, beautiful. Thank you, Steve. So we are seeing customers to two categories. There is a public cloud customer completely born in public cloud, cloud native services. They realize that for every database, they're maintaining five or seven different copies and the management of these copies is prohibitive, just because every copy is a full, thick copy in the public cloud, meaning you take a backup snapshot and restore it, your meter like New York taxi, it starts running for your EBS and whatever they talk that you're looking at it kind of stuff. So they can leverage Nutanix clusters and then have a highly efficient cloning capability so that they can cut down some of this cost for the secondary environments that I talk about, right? What we call this copy data management. That's one kind of use scale. The other kind of customers that we are seeing whose cloud is a phenomenon. There's no way that people have to move to cloud. That's something at a sea level mandate that happens. These customers are enjoying their database experience on our enterprise cloud, but when they try to go to these big hyperscalers, they are seeing the disconnect that they're not able to enjoy some of the things that they are seeing on the enterprise cloud with us. So this transition they are talking to us, can you get this kind of functionality with Nutanix platform onto some of these big hyperscalers? So there are kind of customers moving both sides. Some customers are in public cloud, they're trying to enjoy our facilities other copy data management or Nutanix. Customers are on-prem, but they have a mandate to go to public cloud with our hybrid cloud strategy, they get to enjoy the same kind of convenience that they are seeing it on enterprise and bringing the same kind of governance that they used to do it. So that's the way we see customers here. Yeah. Manaka, I want to go back to something you talked about. Customers dealing with that heterogeneous environment that they have reminds me of a lot of the themes that we talked about at Nutanix.next because customers have, they have multiple clouds they're using. It requires different skill sets, different tooling. It's that simplicity layer that Nutanix has been working to deliver since day one. Can you talk, what are you hearing from your customers? How are they doing with this? And especially in the database world, what are some of those challenges that they're really facing that we're looking to help solve with this solution today? Yeah. I mean, if you think about it, what customers at least in our experience what they want or what they're looking for is this modern cloud platform that can really work across multiple cloud environments because people don't want to change, running, let's say an Oracle database here on-prem on a certain stack and then using a whole different stack to run Oracle database in the cloud. What they want is the same exact foundation. So they can be for sure have the right performance, availability, reliability, the applications don't have to be rewritten on top of Oracle database. They want to preserve all of that, but they want the flexibility to be able to run that cloud platform, wherever they choose to. So that's one. So that's the, you know, choosing the right and modernizing and choosing the right cloud platform is definitely very important to our customers, but you nailed it on the heads too. It's then about how do you manage it? How do you operate it on a daily basis?  They want to be able to manage simply across multiple environments using the same tools and skill sets. And again, and I'm going to beat the same drum, but that's when Nutanix shines. That's our design principle is it's the exact same technology foundation that we provide to customers to run any applications. In this case, it happens to be databases, exact same foundation you can use to run databases on-prem in the cloud.  And I will tell you this, when we talk to customers, you know, what is it that DBAs and database teams are struggling with? They're struggling with SLAs and performance on scalability, that's one. Number two, they're struggling with keeping it up and running and fulfilling the demands of their stakeholders because they cannot keep up with how many databases they need to keep provisioning and patching and updating. So at Nutanix, now we are actually solving both those problems. With our platform, we are solving the problem of a very specific SLA that we can deliver in any cloud. And with error, we are solving the issue of that operational complexity. We're making it really easy. So again, IT stakeholders, DBAs can fulfill the demands of the business stakeholders and really help them monetize the data. Yeah, I'll just add on with one concrete example too. Like we have a big financial customer. They want to run Postgres. They are looking at the public cloud, can we do a managed services kind of stuff. But you look at this, that the difference, the cost difference between running a Postgres on your compute infrastructure versus managed services is almost like three X to four X dollars, right? Now with Nutanix platform and error, we were able to show that they can do a much reduced cost, right? Managed database service experience, including their DBA cost or including the cloud administration cost. Like we added the infrastructure, we added the people who are going to manage the cloud, internal cloud, and then end-to-end experience being plus plus of what they can see in the public cloud. That's what makes the big difference. And this is what data sovereignty, data control, compliance, and infrastructure governance, all these things coupled with cloud experience is what customers really see the value of error on the enterprise cloud. And with an extension to the public cloud with our hybrid cloud strategy, if they want to move this workload to public cloud, they can do it so today with AWS clusters and tomorrow with our Azure clusters. So that gives them that kind of insurance, not getting locked in by a big hyperscaler, but at the same time enjoy the cloud experience. That's what big customers are looking for. All right, and Bala, all the things you laid out here, what's the availability of error 2.0? Error 2.0 is actually available today. The customers can enjoy, download the bits.  Let's talk about that kind of stuff. People are looking to us. In fact, there are customers who are looking for, when is this available for Azure clusters so that we can move some of our workloads to and manage the databases in Azure clusters too. So it is available. And I'm looking forward to great feedback from our customers and hoping that it will solve some of their major critical problems. And then in the process, they get the best of Nutanix. Yeah, Manaka, last question I have for you. This doesn't seem like it's necessarily the same traditional infrastructure go to market for a solution like this. If I think back to, you know, people think of HCI, it was like, oh, well, it was kind of a new box. We know Nutanix is a software company. More of what you do today is subscription based. So maybe if you could talk a little bit to just how Nutanix goes to market with a solution like this. Yeah, and you know what? Maybe people don't realize it, but I'm hoping a lot of people do. That Nutanix is not just an infrastructure company anymore. In the last many years, we've developed a full cloud platform. Not only do we offer, you know, the infrastructure services with hyperconverged infrastructure, which is now really the foundation. It's the hybrid cloud infrastructure. As you know, we used to, we talked to you a month ago and we talked about the evolution of HCI to really becoming that hybrid cloud infrastructure. But in addition to that, we also offer other data center services on storage, DR, networking. We also offer DevOps services with application, you know, provisioning automation, application orchestration, and then of course, database services that we're talking about today. And we offer desktop services. So Nutanix has really evolved in the last few years to a complete cloud platform, really focusing on the applications and workloads that run on top of the infrastructure stack. So not just the infrastructure layer, but how can we be the best platform to run your databases?  So that's what this is. And you know, databases is one of our most successful workloads that runs on Nutanix very well because of the way the infrastructure software is architected because it's really great to scale high performance because of again, our superior architecture. And now with ARA, it's a tool, it's all in one. Now it's also about really simplifying the management of databases and delivering them speedily and with agility to drive innovation in the organizations. Yeah, thank you, Monica. Thank you. I'll just add a couple of lines of commentary to that. GTM for databases, as you rightly call it, it's going to be a challenge. And historically, we are seen as an infrastructure company, but the beauty of databases is so adjacent to the infrastructure, the storage. So the language slide becomes easy. And in fact, this holistic way of looking at solving the problem at the solution level rather than infrastructure helps us to go to a different kind of buyer, different kind of decision maker. And we are learning and I can tell you confidently the kind of progress that we have seen in one end of year, the kind of customers that we are winning and proving that we can bring a big difference to them. Though there is a challenge of GTM speaking language of database, but the sheer nature of cloud platform, the way the other hyperscalers work, that's the kind of language that we take. You can run your solution and here is how you can cut down your database backup time from hours to less than a minute. Here is how you can cut down your patching from 16 hours to less than one hour. Here is how you can cut down your approaching time from multiple weeks to less than a matter of minutes. That holistic way of approaching it, coupled with the power of the platform, really making the big difference for us. And I usually tell every time I meet, can you give us an opportunity to cut down your database cost, the TCO, total cost of operations by close to 50% that gets them excited, that lets them move in and say, how do you plan to do it? And then we go about, how do we do it? And we do a deep dive on PC, POSIS and all the way. So I'm excited. I think this is going to be a big play for Nutanix. We're going to make big difference. Absolutely. Well, Bala, congratulations to the team. Monica, both of you, thank you so much for joining. Really excited for all the announcements. Thank you so much. All right, and stay with us. We're going to dig in a little bit more with one more interview for this product launch of the new era and database management from Nutanix. I'm Stu Miniman and as always, thank you for watching theCUBE.


Back on Christmas Eve I gave you guys a little SOS about something Nintendo was going to be extremely mad about and that was the creation of flash carts for Nintendo Switch. We finally have them after all of these years and as always in this happens every time one of these devices comes into existence there was a ton of debate about the legality of such things in the comment section and I'm not here to pass judgment or tell you what to do I'm here to deliver the news and well at the time that was just a post with a video evidence on Twitter it turns out we now have a full website for these flash carts with additional information and since I'm just here to deliver you guys the news and yes Nintendo is going to be pretty mad about this we're going to go ahead and look over this website I will not be linking the URL to it down below but you can literally Google the name of this website and probably easily find it and this is just because look Nintendo keeps winning lawsuits against these websites I don't need them also coming after me for linking to said website but it is important for news purposes for us to go through this so let's go ahead and take a look at this because we now have a name for the Nintendo switch flash cart it is called the mig switch it is a third party backup development device for the Nintendo switch not endorsed or licensed by Nintendo of Japan before ordering or using the mig switch you must carefully document yourself about the legality of creating backups of your own game cartridges in your country slash jurisdiction like they are trying very hard to be like hey Nintendo don't come after us we're not endorsing piracy backing up your own legally owned game is surprisingly not permitted in every country and can constitute a serious offense in some mig switch does not approve the use of its device with the ROMs of games that you do not own download from the internet or owned by a friend or any outside source besides the fact that it is illegal it will void our warranty and support so this is something that pops up right when you visit the website they are basically doing a big warning please don't come after us we're not legally responsible this is only supposed to be in countries where it's legal have a good day but we all know what these flashcards are primarily going to be used for and now here's their website the mig switch kind of a interesting logo says make a change live free join the revolution easy backup plug and play now it's interesting of course is down here they kind of show a timeline of events back in november they were doing final testing this is on 11 6 2023 and here this was just back on the 20th of December we were seeing that they were having reviews being sent out no one's actually reviewed the product as far as we're aware just yet there's probably still an NDA and they are looking to do distribution here in january so they don't want to sell these devices direct to consumer maybe this is to avoid some of the realities involved but they are accepting distributor pre-orders for the product and they could email them if you're interested for more information deliveries will start in january of 2024 and limited quantities of full availability in march or april so these will be more widespread as we get closer to summer next year but there is a lot of high demand we're receiving so please bear in mind that we can complete all pre-orders so you can receive your mig switch unit and then it says important note we do not sell retail to end users and this is a big one because this is how they can avoid some of the legal issues they could run into with nintendo because if they sell direct to consumer and it's a piracy device which i understand they're trying to say it's not a piracy device but the courts find it then there's a bunch of fees and all these things that they get in trouble for whereas at this point if they're like selling through amazon or through some third party distributor they don't really get necessarily in trouble they're just be told hey you can't make this device anymore and you can't make it available for distributors it's it's a layer of legal protection for them in case nintendo ever does try to shut this down of course now we got to get to the product itself here's what it kind of looks like or what it should look like with the full uh a full retail event here so it's probably an easy backup the micro sd card is notably not included which isn't it's it's pretty normal we still don't have a price on what this is going to cost you but it says the mig switch is the only backup and development device for all nintendo switch consoles regardless of the version firmware type whether it's a regular or a light and it does not require any installation or modification of the console simply plug-and-play easy use is always on our mind and developing the mig switch you can see the results in the download section which we'll get to in a moment um and the the device consists of two products the mig switch car which uh micro sd card is required and not included and then the mig switch dumper to back up your legally owned switch games so not only are they including the thing that you need to uh you know play your games they're actually giving you a local game dumper and some people are going to be pretty excited about that one because this is not something that we talked about in our last video because it wasn't talked about in the tweet but it appears that you're getting two products one of them is the actual flash card to play one of them is the ability to dump your games without modifying your switch so for some people you're actually going to find that really cool and that's completely legal by the way so maybe this is their way of skirting the legality saying hey we're actually giving them a device to dump all of your you know games onto this and then you could just have one device that plays all of your games now it's a little weird in how this device works because uh you do have to you know keep reinserting it essentially to change games uh it's kind of cumbersome but it does work now we're getting into some of the issues that this might cause and how nintendo might play with potentially banning stuff like this on local systems we'll get to that in a moment let's get to the backup game section here so it says back up your games no see whatever uh to back up your games you will either need a mig switch dumper or a modified switch with the nx dump tool in the proper parameters you can find below then these are all the instructions again we're not going to link uh to this website or any of this stuff but this is just sort of um what you need to do in order to make sure the files are actually going to dump and work correctly with their flash card on the download section here you'll see you will find in this section the latest mix of its firmware uh to download it's available at current version just 1.0 and then all the instructions to set it up with your micro sd card and everything else you know how to launch games here it says select the game to launch by ejecting and reinserting the game card this is something that when you guys saw that video clip some people were like man that's kind of cumbersome but again this is something that doesn't require modifying your switch so there is that upon launching the game the same game will appear every reinsert so once you launch a game once you reinsert the cartridge that's the first game that's going to pop up uh to unlock eject the game card when the led light turns green all right uh online mode is only recommended with a fully complete game dump now this is interesting because what they're trying to note here is they want to avoid getting your console banned this is the big thing people were talking about because nintendo doesn't online check so if you are using this in a legal way with games you own it's entirely possible nintendo won't be able to detect that you are using this flash card and thus you'll be able to play your games online just fine because you're just playing games you already own and those those you know that the little indicators they use online to indicate what copy a game this is would literally just be with you versus a rom file that's been downloaded online that will have you know thousands of different people trying to use it nintendo can easily identify as that is an online file and we can ban your switch right so that is what they're trying to say here is please only do it with a fully complete game dump of your own game dump right they've been trying to make sure don't get your switch banned because that will happen if you're downloading roms illegally to play them in pirate and then you connect online it's it's going to get your switch banned that it's just going to happen of a valid certificate guard card id center card uid is missing online mode is not recommended as it can lead to a band and this is what happens with the online roms that's what happens with online roms uh the certificate and everything else gets invalidated by nintendo because they realize this is a widely spread rom online and then they can detect that once you connect to the internet versus just a local dump of your own file that no one's ever had before only you have ever touched and you have put that complete dump onto this device again it is illegal to share that with friends by the way yes you can't like dump your game and then share it with a friend at least not in the united states that is not illegal thing to do but if you want to back it up yourself and put it on the flash card from a legal perspective at least here in the u.s you actually should be able to do that and i don't know that nintendo can detect anything irregular in this case then they give you instructions on how to dump it and then this is where their contact us form is and again if you just type mig switch into google you could certainly find all of this but i'm not here to provide all the direct links and all of the exact instructions i i just want to say that this device to me is very very interesting one i didn't realize until this website opened up that it actually included a second device to allow you to dump your games that's pretty cool and there's going to be a lot of really unique legal use cases for this now again nintendo is still going to be pissed because we all know the reason this device is going to blow up is piracy we're not we're not idiots right it's the pirates that are going to make this be this big extreme thing and for many of you with physical games you might go man if i have to constantly pop it out and reinsert and pop it out and reinsert what's the extra hassle of grabbing the physical cartridge and just sticking it in and then popping it out and putting a new one in i get it i mean outside of not having to carry those physical cartridges everywhere with you yeah i get it it's not that much more convenient other than just hey i can have all my games on one cartridge i guess but then it's still kind of annoying as you have to keep popping it out and reinserting it the switch games and if you got like thousands of games man can you imagine how many times you'd have to do that to get to like game number 320 or something it'd be maybe pretty annoying but i just want to say that i this is a start obviously as the firmware improves there might be a way for them to turn this into something more than this right now their goal is to release this device without with people being able to use it and not getting banned again if you do download the illegal roms online i mean look it's your risk stay off the internet or you just don't care i mean do i really care that much about actual pirates not really if you want to pirate games i'm not going to chastise you for it i just don't support it but for those of you that want to use this device legally hey now you know what it's called maybe you'll see it appear at some some retail outlets again no idea i'm pricing on this and it clearly is from a foreign country i'm seeing the the copy right here i believe this is Greece oh russia i just noticed if you look at the bottom of the website the product is developed and produced in the russian federation so it is definitely made in mother russia over there so take that for what you will as well good luck nintendo they pulled out of russia so i don't really know anyways guys thank you so much for tuning in i'm just trying to provide more information on this really really big story that nintendo is going to be super pissed about some of you guys will be happy with pirates are going to have a field day and again nintendo switch 2 is probably coming out early or mid next year anyways this was already the plan before this device even existed so don't think that because this exists nintendo is going to rush switch 2 out the door no no no uh whatever's going on with switch 2 is already in the pipeline heck there could be a january event i mean that's a zubi tech rumor he's a playstation rumor guy but hey he said a january event so i guess we'll have to wait and see you know it's entirely possible thank you guys for tuning in and we'll catch you in the next video


We continue today with Chapter 30, The Justification for Forgiveness. Anger is never justified. Attack has no foundation. It is here escape from fear begins, and will be made complete. Here is the real world given in exchange for dreams of terror. For it is on this forgiveness rest, and is but natural. You are not asked to offer pardon where attack is due and would be justified. But that would mean that you forgive a sin by overlooking what is really there. This is not pardon, for it would assume that by responding in a way which is not justified, your pardon will become the answer to attack that has been made. And thus is pardon inappropriate by being granted where it is not due. Pardon is always justified. It has a sure foundation. You do not forgive the unforgivable, nor overlook a real attack that calls for punishment. Salvation does not lie in being asked to make unnatural responses which are inappropriate to what is real. Instead, it merely asks that you respond appropriately to what is not real by not perceiving what has not occurred. If pardon were unjustified, you would be asked to sacrifice your rights when you return forgiveness for attack. But you are merely asked to see forgiveness as the natural reaction to distress that rests on error, and thus calls for help. Forgiveness is the only same response. It keeps your rights from being sacrificed. This understanding is the only change that lets the real world rise to take the place of dreams of terror. Fear cannot arise unless attack is justified. And if it had a real foundation, pardon would have none. The real world is achieved when you perceive the basis of forgiveness is quite real and fully justified. While you regard it as a gift unwarranted, it must uphold the guilt you would, quote, forgive. Unjustified forgiveness is attack, and this is all the world can ever give. It pardons, quote, sinners sometimes, but remains aware that they have sinned, and so they do not merit the forgiveness that it gives. This is the false forgiveness which the world employs to keep the sense of sin alive. In recognizing God is just, it seems impossible. His pardon could be real. Thus is the fear of God the sure result of seeing pardon as unmerited. No one who sees himself as guilty can avoid the fear of God, but he is saved from this dilemma if he can forgive. The mind must think of its creator as it looks upon itself. If you can see your brother merits pardon you have learned forgiveness is your right as much as his. Nor will you think that God intends for you a fearful judgment that your brother does not merit. For it is the truth that you can merit neither more nor less than he. Forgiveness recognized as merited will heal. It gives the miracle its strength to overlook illusions. This is how you learn that you must be forgiven too. There can be no appearance that cannot be overlooked. For if there were it would be necessary first there be some sin that stands beyond forgiveness. There would be an error that is more important than a mistake. A special form of error that remains unchangeable, eternal and beyond correction or escape. There would be one mistake that had the power to undo creation and to make a world that could replace it and destroy the will of God. Only if this were possible could there be some appearances that could withstand the miracle and not be healed by it. There is no sure proof idolatry is what you wish than a belief there are some forms of sickness and of joylessness. Forgiveness cannot heal. This means that you prefer to keep some idols and are not prepared as yet to let all idols go. And thus you think that some appearances are real and not appearances at all. Be not deceived about the meaning of a fixed belief that some appearances are harder to look past than others are. It always means you think forgiveness must be limited. And you have set a goal of partial pardon and a limited escape from guilt for you. What can this be except a false forgiveness of yourself and everyone who seems apart from you? It must be true the miracle can heal all forms of sickness or it cannot heal. Its purpose cannot be to judge which forms are real and which appearances are true. If one appearance must remain apart from healing, one illusion must be part of truth. And you could not escape all guilt but only some of it. You must forgive God's Son entirely or you will keep an image of yourself that is not whole and will remain afraid to look within and find escape from every idol there. Salvation rest on faith. There cannot be some forms of guilt that you cannot forgive. And so there cannot be appearances that have replaced the truth about God's Son. Look on your brother with the willingness to see him as he is and do not keep a part of him outside your willingness that he be healed. To heal is to make whole. And what is whole can have no missing parts that have been kept outside. Forgiveness rests on recognizing this. And being glad there cannot be some forms of sickness which the miracle must lack the power to heal. God's Son is perfect or he cannot be God's Son. Nor will you know him if you think he does not merit the escape from guilt in all its consequences and its forms. There is no way to think of him but this if you would know the truth about yourself. I thank you Father for your perfect Son and in His glory will I see my own. Here is the joyful statement that there are no forms of evil that can overcome the will of God. The glad acknowledgement that guilt has not succeeded by your wish to make illusions real. And what is this except a simple statement of the truth? Look on your brother with this hope in you and you will understand he could not make an error that could change the truth in him. It is not difficult to overlook mistakes that have been given no effects. But what you see is having power to make an idol of the Son of God you will not pardon. For he has become to you a graven image and a sign of death. Is this your salvation and Savior? Is the Father wrong about his Son? Or have you been deceived in him who has been given you to heal for your salvation and deliverance? And from the workbook lesson 239, the glory of my Father is my own. Let not the truth about ourselves today be hidden by a false humility. Let us instead be thankful for the gifts our Father gave us. Can we see in those with whom He shares His glory any trace of sin and guilt? And can it be that we are not among them when He loves His Son forever and with perfect constancy knowing He is as He created Him? We thank you, Father, for the light that shines forever in us. And we honor it because you share it with us. We are one, united in this light and one with you, at peace with all creation and ourselves. Amen.


For many bikers, Sunday was a great day for a ride on a motorcycle. At the 12th annual Ride For The Troops, bikers of all ages hit the pavement to raise funds and awareness for a good cause. One row after another, motorcycles of all types and brands lined up and waited to hit the road for the 12th annual Ride For The Troops. This yearly event was originally started to raise funds to support military members who are deployed overseas. So with deployments down, the money raised now serves a wider audience. Now the deployments are down, we've expanded our horizons a little bit. The money goes towards veterans or spouses or children of wounded or deceased veterans that need some help. From high overhead, the caravan of motorcycles traveled out of Bemidji for a 136 mile ride. For organizers, when you have up to 500 bikes participating in the event, safety always needs to come first. Safety is a big thing that we always talk about and be alert, pay attention. Since it began, Marketplace Foods has always been home-based for the event, putting community first and stressing the importance of supporting the men and women who served in our armed forces. We have strong following of people in all the communities with the business to serve the troops. For the bikers, the annual ride is like a family reunion. For some of the participants, this is the only time of year that they get to visit and ride with their friends. It's kind of a reunion, everybody has a good time and it's good for the community. Even for first-time riders, the importance of the ride is one of the many reasons why they decided to take part in the event. It's a beautiful day and we wanted to support the troops. They do a lot for us so we decided to come for a ride. As each bike rode out of the lot, a salute and sign of gratitude was shown, spreading awareness and showing support for our troops and veterans, one mile at a time. If you would like to contribute or volunteer with next year's ride for the troops, we have the information on our website at lptv.org slash news. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


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