YouTube, Michael Vick is back. Another Michael Vick day. The Ring of Honor promo is awesome. Let me show you guys what cards I added to my team. Who can make my team better? What abilities you need? Everything. Michael Vick is quarterback one.  Woo! He's right!  Never, and that's foul. All right, boys. Let me show you guys the cards. Let me show you guys the team. You guys know I'm still rockin' Raiders' team team. Still doin' that because of Devonte Adams. I still think he's the best. Until there becomes more cards with different discounts, different abilities, everything like that. So that's all we got is 50 Raiders for the most part. These other things really don't matter anymore. I'll show you guys we're rockin' Tony Gonzalez, the new Ring of Honor card. He's got Red Zone Threat, Leap Frog, and Jukebox for zero. So, I mean, he's pretty god tier. Randy Moss, Raiders' legend, of course. Jukebox for zero. Bo Jackson running back still. Eric Dickerson looks pretty good. I might try him out, but we still got Bo. Amon Rossin, St. Brown, Sun God in the slot. Abebe at the other wide receiver. And then we got Michael Vick. Eight ability points on him.  Evasive is zero. We got Gift Wrapped, obviously. Gunslinger, we got Sefi Lee, Master Technician, and Roaming Dead Eye throws on a run. And we also have Pocket Dead Eye. Hopefully that's like a fake Fearless, because I wanted to run Fearless, but then I can't have one AP for my Threat Detector, which I think is the most OP ability in the game, is Threat Detector. Master Tactician, Faster Bonus Hot Rouse. That means Hot Round Master, it means Conductor, and it means Quick Playmaker Reactions for one AP is a ridiculous ability. So, pretty much all my AP is on Michael Vick. You guys see Michael Vick. I mean, 99 speed, nothing else really needs to be said about him. I mean, it's Michael Vick, boys. And he's Eagles' Team Team for the Eagles' Team Team. That's a massive dub as well. Defense decided to ball. We're gonna rock Dernwyn James with that Deep Zone and Mid Zone for two AP with Pick Artist, Troy Palamalu. Pick Artist, Deep Knockout, and Mid Zone for one. He's a Lord, Devante Adams, of course. This is why I have Raiders' Team Team. Deep Zone, Mid Zone, and Pick Artist for two. Nomdi, we actually have four AP on Nomdi. Hopefully that can change. I need to unlock his next token. But yeah, so we got four AP on him. He's a stud. He's Nomdi. He should be there. We're going to use Howie Long, Aaron Dono. We have J.J. Watt, and we have Carl Loffiz. Update, you guys know I haven't been using pre-lits because they've been banned on comp tournaments, comp games. They changed that. They are now allowing every pre-lit, so I want to have the most pre-lit OP team there is. That's why I have Carl Loffiz.  He does cost one AP now. So we'll see if that works out or not. We'll see how it works out. But I have Carl Loffiz, J.J. Watt, Aaron Dono, and Howie Long. J.J. Watt actually has Run Stop or Run Stuffer, which is Inside Stuff and Outside Stuff. Lurk Artists and Out My Way. He's a stud. We have Ted Henders. We want to user him, Raiders, Team Team. Devin White. Two of the glitchy cards that I have on my team. Fred Warner, DeMario Davis, both Mid Zone and Lurk Artists are zero. They're a little bit slower. I believe Fred is actually like 96 speed, 96. I mean, that's a little slow for a linebacker now. DeMario is 94, but they have free abilities. Even if they're playing a flat zone for you or a yellow zone in the middle of the field, they're free. So they got to be on your roster. Bo Jackson and then this card. This card, honestly, I would venture to say is the most prototypical outside linebacker you can get, dude. Like Xavier Conn is his big pause, no ditty, but the three abilities for 1AP. Edge Thread Elite, which is under pressure and edge threat. Lurk Artists, which is Lurk Artists, and then Mid Zone for one. That's stack for 1AP on an outside linebacker of his girth and size. It's just cheating. And he's a free card on the comp pass. So, I mean, I bought him because I didn't do the comp pass all the way yet, but that card is insanely good. Gonna use him in different areas, different spots on the field. So that's my defense. Wearing these Charles Woodson and Peanut Tillman in the slots. And we're running a little 335 wide dollar, of course, always, but this the squad I'm rocking for most of our strategy. People always ask me my strategy cards. I don't think this stuff matters, but block shed, pass block. I mean, why not, right boys? Why not? So that's what I got. Still grinding mad in this promo is awesome. Shout out to EA.  My brother, the ring of honor is dope. I hope they keep dropping more cards of ring of honor for the rest of the year. Let's see how this team works out, boys. And let me know what ring of honor cards you guys have. The road to 80K before NCAA continues. Let's get it boys. Let's get it. Players lounge, 1500. Bro, how do I turn off this Spotify like suggested? Like, I just talked about my team.  Humble, early. Check that, check that, street, street. Oh my God, he bounced off this. So he's just never play Cloudflats. You just never do it.   Don't play hard flats either. Ready.  You just like, oh my God, man.  Look at it. I just run into this dude and trip and fall when it's just like a loss of four yards. Like they don't even look at the field when they run an RPO. They just throw the ball, man.  Real status, 18 miles. Mikey with the gifted. As we close back in the, oh my God, I hit the juke right there. I'm gonna be real like, I think you just put the middle line back in the deep blue. I got to try that early, dude. I got to shut it instantly right there. I mean, dog, this is what I need.  I said I want a glowing lineman and y'all gave me nothing. Like, holy shit, man.  Oh my God.   I tried, like, dude, I tried to.  Bo Jackson, you're back on the team, dude. I've seen enough at the one time. Like, he could not move at all right there. Just stuck in quick stand, dude. I'm getting absolutely screamed at, dude. I am getting absolutely just instant shredded. This is a blast right now, dude. Dude, we're so dead.  Come on, man. I'll just shift his line and stop her. Like, come on, man. God damn. I'll tell you what, I've never been more over Michael Vic in my life. I will tell you that, boys. Good defense, you shitbag. I just, like, you just gotta invert your whole thought process with the left. Like, I gotta go see if, like, Bo Jackson couldn't, if right-hand quarterbacks can't roll out to the left. I don't know. Yeah, I haven't got over the rules. I don't know what planet you're on, Optimus or Akbar, you know. I mean, Namdi, that was the worst. Like, why wouldn't you blitz, Dubby?  That was, everybody was just awful there. Like, I'm definitely protecting the sticks. We just can't get back because we're squatting. It's just dumb.  That was way too close, bro. I cut off the middle. That was, like, I think I played that the right way, but, like, it was, like, entirely too close there, too.  That's a free touchdown. Just lag like hell. Who's he got? Who are these dudes? Carl Office, Madhubuki, and Cam Jordan.   I gotta give it up.  No, he just, like, he just ran over there and lurked it. I really just wanted to throw it.  Oh my God, man.  Come on, man. Ah, just, that's absolute troll right there, dude. I don't know why I thought I would have better movement than I had right there. That was absolutely troll, too, dude. I thought I'd have better movement than I did, like, I don't know. Ah, that's gonna kill me. That was a free touchdown, dude. I think I scored just running in there with Saint Brown. Fuck, man, that was a bad troll right there. I do get the ball. I can easily kick this, but that should have been 14-14. I mean, what's everybody just honestly might be rolled out really?  Why, what the, that was the most open that play has ever been. Let's give him a block field goal, because, you know, why not?  Because why not? Because why not? Why not, boys? Why not him? Why not him me? Why not him? Why not him, dude? He's working so hard for it, dude. Man, I could have avoided that. I could have avoided that, but it's still lucky as fuck, dude. At the end of the day, I can't rage that much. Like, I could have did more to avoid that. I could really see one of my deep blues getting thrown over right here for some reason.  I can't lie.  It's actually a circus.  But, you know, sometimes you just throw picks for the content. That's what it's about, boys, the content. Good old fashioned slobber knocker. You got 30 yard zone on that, dude.   Tath through 11, Tath through 11. Nice recovery right there, 70. Well, do I have trust? But because I'm not glowing, it just doesn't glow. I don't. I gotta get 10 plus yards. Like, is that the worst ability in the world? So I just like donated a fumble right there. Who put my abilities on, dude?  I didn't put stock. Stock trust is like six rushes for one. Dog, I don't have any pre-lits. I have Bo Jackson who's supposed to be pre-lit and he's just, nothing happens to him. I got a regular freight train. Chat lied to me so crazy, dog. See, like when the read option is on the slot, that means I'm gonna be able to go to bubble for free. Unless that fucking, I've never seen RPO defense like that in my life. Have you ever seen the D line actually tackle the quarterback before they can go to RPO ever?  Am I just bad at the video game? Like, am I literally just bad? It might be the case. It might really be the case that I'm just bad.   I should kick this football.  I should 100% kick this football. Never mind. Oh my God, Bo Jackson. I was supposed to have the trust ability where I don't fumble.   Who cares, really? It's a video game. If you're not playing for fun, why are you playing, you know? I think I could really run like the 25 purples with this defense and be good. Like, that's what I should have is blow Jackson like that. Yes, sir, come on, man. No, come on. That's not real. Like, this is not real, but it's not real. It's such good defense, dude. Bro, that was, I swear to God, dude. That was such, like, I don't think you understand, like, how good the defense that was. It's like, you're in the brand scheme of things. Pan through 11, pan through 11.  You're here. Okay, sir. I mean, let him throw the ball the right way. He's just throwing right at somebody. This is bad defense. Oh, he froze or something? Oh, I didn't repurple my purple, so that should work, dude. Oh, my God, it's pain. That's pain, actually, that my purples turned like that. Like, this guy's gonna score, isn't he, boys? He's gonna score. Just somebody tell me he's gonna score. Just never fails, bro.   Oh, I'm losing my mind slowly, boys. It's a slow loss.  Carloffice. Dog, where is my purple at? Dog, hit him!  We're so dead, dude. Like, we're just so dead.  Two hard flats.  That was like the longest drive ever, dude. I just gave up. I can't lie. It's actually nasty to pre-litz, bro. 14-play drive. The pre-litz are actually nasty, dude.  Pre-litz all over the field. Why not, dude? Who says no? We're having fun. We're having fun here, boys. We're having a good time. I mean, it really could have had three-pick sixes, two-pick sixes, though, for real, for real. It does give the game life. As much as it's frustrating, everything, but it gives us like, oh, that's why something new, right? Underpressure? Yep, I need Fearless right there, dude. I'm double-teaming the main inside stuff, so.  Four down live, dude. Three glow-in, all this hot stuff.  He's not guarding it, dubby. You've hit it 16 times this game, dude. In-route, in-route, in-route, in-route.  Ah, man. Are we kicking a field goal on this drive, boys? Can I get a yes or no from the chat? Are we actually kicking a field goal on this drive? I see something. I don't love it, but I definitely see something here, boys. 27-yard line. So big, bro. Fuck. What was the wrong, what was the wrong set of hot rows there?  Fuck, man.     God damn it, man. Just get me off this shit-ass game. Just like, oh my god, man.  If he didn't bump that guy, if he didn't run all over him, that dude is just awful, man.  Dude, two-pick sixes doesn't even get away with it, man.


There's a bit of poop on there, now it's off.  I cleaned one compared to this one. I'm about to show you how. I need to clean my shoes. These are dirty. I don't clean my shoes regularly, so I got this product from Philips that's given me three different brushes. Brush number one, the hardcore one. Put that on. And then away you go. Oh, there it is. Oh yeah, that's getting in there nice and deep. There's a bit of poop on there, now it's off. I need a bib. Midsole is cleaned to my personal satisfaction. So after step one, we've cleaned the midsole, but now we go for the middle one. A little bit more gentle. Yes. Well, that comes off nice. So now that the front bit's done, you just wipe that away and it's like new again. Clean one, dirty one, good things. Yucky. Now we clean the swoosh with the sponge. Yes. Since these are my dirtiest pair, dear friends, now I have to clean the other one and my other 60 pairs. With the battery power, you got the three different brushes for three different textures. Cleaning the sole with the big boy, cleaning the materials around the shoe with the medium brush and the very, very delicate materials with the nice soft sponge.


so within lower hugs me there's a little dude that needs your help but upon you completing his challenge you get to purchase a broom which will cost you five thousand of those galleons five thousand gold i'm not sure if it's worth it guys but this is how you get this quest line done so within lower hugs me that you can see right here on the map guys you need to come to this spot now upon you coming here guys you will meet a little dude called arne and he requires your assistance in getting his cart back now the quest line is quite straightforward to do people he will send you in the right direction of how you can basically take out all the enemies and get his cart back for him so do that guys and eventually you'll get this done now when you go back to him he will then become a vendor a vendor which sells this amazing looking broom and the location of where he's actually set up sharp you can see on screen now so head here guys and if you're a collector go ahead and buy this broom for five thousand of those coins now if you're a collector i'd probably wait but as long as you know it's here you are good to go now this broom i'm not sure if it's available with other vendors across the map that's something i cannot confirm or deny i'd probably say it was but either way at least here you're still getting this quest done and it's one for the collection but yes people this is how you get the silver hour broom and it's one you probably don't want to miss so yes a short but sweet one for you guys today guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps me out feel like quite you're seeing one see more hogwarts be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys i will see you on that next one


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the match preview, Everton vs Wafford at Goddison Park. Last time we'll be playing a three o'clock game on a Saturday for a very long time, so enjoy your normality while you can. Mid January, isn't it now? Obviously coming off the back of a bit of a tough week, losing a game at home, losing a very important player. This is a game a lot of people are looking at now as a big one. We've got to get three points, no matter what we've got to get three points on Saturday. It does feel like that, it feels like no matter what we have to get three points as we go into a spell of tricky games coming up. Once the international break comes back, a lot of games, so this feels like one of those games that we have to get three points on Saturday. A must win? I think it is, it feels like a must win just to get the energy levels back up. We responded last time that we had lost a league game, we lost a villa, then went off the cup to QPR. We had knowledge at home and people were talking about a must win game and everything else. We got a job done and created that momentum to go to United. This one feels the same, I don't think, I think in general people are being quite calm about the defeat on Sunday. A lot of people knew it was a tight game, I think most people looked at it or some people looked at it and could see it was an either or game. If you've ever got the goal, you've probably won it. Had we not had the Decorae news, I think people would have been like, alright, come on, bounce back. The Decorae news really does feel like a kick in the Netherlands, doesn't it? So we do have to bounce back, it'll be a tricky game. They've obviously replaced the manager with Ranieri, he was given a baptism of fire at the weekend of the full spank them. So we've got to be wary of that, but it is just about getting the job done this weekend, it's about... ..wch o bai croc job, you know, just get the three points because it will pick the momentum back up then. We've got another tough game away at Wolves, but we've got nine days before the next one. Haven't we? So it is a must win, you don't want to put too much emphasis on these must wins in October, but it's a case of just making sure we respond with a negative result, with a positive result, to just keep that forward momentum, definitely. So it is ultimately fan week nine, five thousand pound up for grabs this week. I'm going to make one change to my team. I'm going to bring Bruno Fernandez in for Phil Fowden, just because I don't want to be relying on one result. They are, Man City are a way to brighten. I've already got Karl Walker, John Stones, Kevin De Bruin, so I'm going to bring Bruno Fernandez. And I think that's going to be it for me. I'm happy with that. I'm happy with that. So that's it. That's it. That's all I'm going to go for. I could bring Luca Dine in. I could have the likes of Tealman's in there. I could have more Liverpool players. I don't want to do that. That's even more data. I'm going to stick with that Bruno Fernandez in for Phil Fowden to this game. Yeah. You see, you've made me think now about having too many players in one fixture, because I've got four players in one fixture. I've already took out Suture, so I've come out, putting Kai Havett in, Chelsea are at home to Norwich. I'm going to take out Mason Greenwood. So my team is Chelsea and my team, Van Dijk is in there, Karl Walker. My field players are made up of Kai Havett now, again, home to Norwich and Bruno Fernandez. And he's the captain. Jamie Vardy's my captain. Most others my golden boot. And then the two up front are Sun and Ronaldo. Ronaldo's my golden boot. There you go. Don't forget Pax Drop on a Tuesday. There's a free pack available. 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So there's a chance to win money every single week. So check it out. The link is in the description. Yeah. I totally... It's just... Yeah. I just think you look at a game like this and you think you know how. You know what? All of us, any fan can be like, you don't want to hit that. You don't want to hit that thing, do you? You know, your man takes you elsewhere or you think that all the season is going to be this or that or... You know what I mean? You're absolutely right when you've had a negative week. You just want to get back on it straight away. Win a game with football.  And I think this is a good opportunity. Listen, what for that has just come off the back of a really, as you said before, a really big defeat. But you're playing up against the really good side in good form. Ranieri's first game, maybe he's looked at it to try to be clever or look at different things. It hasn't quite come off. You'll have had a weak sign up with them. You might be able to see what's going on a little bit more. He might look at other results, you know. Not that you came to goodness and park and they tried to keep it tight. You know, we got a penalty and then he frustrated us for a lot of the second half till the goal he scored the goal. You might look at it like that, trying to play in the counter-attack. You might look at it like stoppers playing it. Cos that's the other thing. Do you think about these games? Is it sort of forces us to play the way we've been playing this season? You know, we have been playing with a lot of possession and that's the way the manager wants it. But a game like this forces you to go the other way. Can you open it? Ranieri will be looking at going, can these open us up? I'll forget he won the league with Leicester. We just have a ridiculously slow possession range. He'll be looking at something similar. I imagine going forward, get men behind the ball, set pieces, sarr on the counter-attack. So for us we have to be wary of that. And it's about us, can we break them down? Do we have good enough players? But it has to be the other way for us as well. If we get a set piece can we make something of that? And I think that's what's interesting about these games are. You're looking for that little moment of inspiration. And hopefully we'll get it. We don't want to be bogged down. Cos I think that's the other thing. You go into a game like this. I mean a lot has been said about the atmosphere and whatever your thoughts are on it. You know in a game like this there's a certain level of expectation and a certain level of trepidation. Cos you feel like your job should be. So you're waiting for the team to do something rather than setting the tone. And if it takes a little bit of time and it's not quite going the way we want it to go. You can feel that frustration within the ground. So an early goal on Saturday would be lovely. That would be lovely. It'd be absolutely lovely but it's not something we've really done this season at home. We did score in the first half against Norwich but it was a penalty like you said. But we didn't score in the first half against Westam. Three goals in the second half against Burnley. Three goals in the second half against Southampton. So we haven't scored a goal from open playing in the first half. And yet we've had a lot of chances. Even Sunday we were in a game where we didn't have loads of chances. We had two good chances in the first half. A Wobie should have put one away. And the Corry was closer to the header that just went well. And you know you could turn on and say he maybe should have hit the target. But it'll be a case of a different way anyway having a lot of play that weekend because the Corry's out. So the manager's got some important decisions to make there. Is it on Davis? Does he come in and sit? Does a Wobie stay in that number 10 role? Does Gabbaman get every start? He's lost the only start in the Premier League he's ever made. But Evan was against Wofford. So does he come into the thinking? So Evan have got, you know, we're hoping. And the manager's come out and said something as well. He's hoping to have retialis in the squad at the weekend. I don't think he'll start. But just having him on the bench is a good option. It gives you something to look at the bench and go, well we've got him to come on. So we will have to approach it differently. They do carry a threat. It's my size of player I'd love for Evan. You carry a threat, you're right. They'll be strong off set plays. You know before Saturday they conceded 10 goals in seven games. So they're not letting loads of goals in. They're not scoring loads of goals either. I think they've only scored seven goals themselves. So they're not scoring a lot of goals. Evan and I have almost scored two, you know, we're averaging almost two a game onto the weekend. I don't know, four, one point, whatever it was, seven. So we have scored, we found goals, you know, decent to come by. But we're going to have to, like we say, we're going to have to play a little bit of a different way. And it might be that day, throw it over to us and go, we'll have the ball in. And we have got to be then clever and we've got to make sure the movement's right. You know, they went with five. We can have a look at the formation. They played against Liverpool, which has changed because they've been playing four at the back. They went to a back three or a back five, if you like, against Liverpool. And one person who had a particularly tough time was Danny Rose. Now he was playing kind of like a left centre back, left back role. If that's the case, he'd be up against Andros Tarngend, who's having a really good time at the minute. He struggled a little bit. They've moved Ishmael Sarr from a wide area up to the lone front man. They had, obviously, just so go. We know all about him in there as well. They've got Dennis, who's got that knowledge in one of the way wins. So they've got a threat. Jal Pedro was on the bench, so they do carry a threat. But I think with Everton, it's how we, you know, negate their threat. We did it. Even though West Ham had a lot of the ball at the weekend, they didn't really create anything of note until they got the goal. And the goal came out of a mistake.  They did a good job on us as well, by the way. So we'll have to do that again and make sure, you know, we're wary of them on the break. But it's going to be dead interesting because Rondon struggled against West Ham, let's be perfectly honest. He's got to get himself into this game. He's got to get himself in areas where he's going to hate Wofford. Because if he just sits like he did the other day, this centre back will have an easy game again. And we've got to try to catch them and unsettle them. If you get a early goal against teams like this, who are in the middle of a change over, they've just been spanked. There's a tendency to, you see it with some teams, it's here we go again. And the reds go down a little bit. What we did against Norwich, we allowed them to get confident. We did it with West Ham. We allowed them to get on the ball and get confident. So that's something that I think Everton have got to try to mix up. It's difficult, isn't it, when that's the style of play. When the style of play is counter-attack and let the opposition have the ball, that's what West Ham did really well on. Suddenly they didn't allow us to get behind them. And we were never going a bit on them. So we never really stretched them. We never got too many opportunities where we broke. They lost the ball in the field. But I'm sure there will be opportunities to play like that. In the games we've played, the court has been the centre of that. He's the person who picks the ball up and then starts striding forward. Then you get the likes of Townsend and Grey going on one side and the other. But we're not going to have that, as you said. It's going to be interesting to see what we do. Whether he just brings in someone to fit in that role. But there's nobody who's like for like. But you could have a Tom Davis, a Batman. We don't know what his levels are. And that's the very difficult thing. Does he put him in there and see how he works his levels? Does he put him in there taking a wobi out? Put a Tom Davis in as well and say, well we'll protect you as a midfield. That's what I thought. What would you do if you go with the three? I think if Andre Gomez was available. I think I would go for the three and have him and Tom Davis in there. I don't think it's ideal. But I do think that allows a front three to just be a little bit more higher up the pitch. Trying to get Gomez on the ball, trying to get Tom busy. It's not ideal. Of course it's not. We've just lost our best play. He's our best play this season. He's been our best play this season. The numbers all say that. He's the play who score goals, assists. He gets forward, he gets back. Over and seven miles again. Helps us on set pieces. He's massive and there's no one to replace him. So it doesn't matter whatever name I say, it doesn't matter. All I'm trying to think of is how do you almost replace him in the aggregate? I personally would go with Davis, Gabamann and Allen in midfield. And I'd have transcend right, I'd have grey left. It's going to be Ronddon. In an ideal world it'd be the Charleston Fully fifth. But it's going to be Ronddon because they're going to take the time at the Charleston. I'm probably likely so. We don't want them breaking down, do we? But like you just said, I would say to Grey and Townsend, get higher up the pitch. Let's try to force these back. Say to Ronddon this week, pin their centre backs back. Don't drop into midfield and allow them up the pitch. Even if you just stop there. As a focal point where you're backing in, you're holding them up. The minute you drop off, the minute they can move forward ten yards or five yards? That's what I would do because I'd say to, have Tom Davis probably just sitting. Allow Allen to push on a little bit and do a bit of harrying and pressing and get Gabamann doing the same. I think what he may do is have Tom Davis in there with Allen and have a Wobie in the 10. And then a Wobie will be tasked with breaking forward. Kind of the way. Yeah, yeah. Like the Corey, but like you've just said, what you have to do is look and go, we've just lost that. What's the best way that will still have some of those attributes? Is Gabamann going to break into that space? Possibly not. You're doing it in pre-season, but like you've just said, we don't know what is left. He hasn't even got on the pitch in the Premier League yet, so we don't know. So it's how you can get round that. But this, we lost the Corey last season for 10 weeks, wherever it was. We still got points. It wasn't the same. We weren't as good, but we still won games of football. It's up to squad members and I know I say it and I'm not really convinced in my own voice when I'm saying it. But it's up to these players who call themselves evident midfield players to get in and prove that we can cope without them. They will bring different attributes to it. But sometimes, well, most times the best teams are a team. And that's why it's so frustrating going into a game like this with that negativity. You want to go in there, go on, and we've just got people. You know, imagine if the Corey hadn't got fit and you're thinking, oh, you're thinking about this charlatan coming back. And that's all you're thinking about, but no one's thinking like that. No one's thinking like that, but what they're thinking is how they will replace the Corey. And that's the difficult question.  You want a game where you're looking at it like that and thinking, well, someone's got to go in there and do it. But then again, we don't know who's available. We don't know if Andy Gormas is available. We don't know what the Baman's levels are. You know, I'm sure. See, this is, Tom Davis will be tasked. I imagine one way in order to get in there and do his job. And at least, you know, with him and this is where this is why managers do play him. Because he's always available. You know, you're going into a game. You're going on a game on Saturday. You've got, we've got no idea if Gormas is fit. We know Delphys isn't fit. We have no idea what the Baman's levels are. That leaves you one player and that's Tom Davis.  That lad is always available. So therefore he will get games. He will be, I imagine, he will be the immediate swap for the core. And then it will be, well, how do we change it? Do we bring someone else in and drop a wellbeing? Or like you just said, do we stick a wellbeing in the number 10 and say, you've got to, you've got to be the player. We say you break free. You pick that ball up and you move with it. You use the space. Theoretically, that still should create four attacking players in theory. Plus your full backs. That's a front diamond. That's what it should be and it will be, apparently, is that's where he wants to play. So go and do it. I know, let me say it every week and I've tried to always give him. I've always tried to give him the benefit of that. I can go Sunday. It's going to do something. The problem is that people will put it. The problem with this way is, you could look at Anthony Gore and say Anthony Gore plays out left and Grey drops in, but I don't know whether Grey can drop in and make that exit midfielder. I don't think I will be able to do that either. But what do you do? I don't think he can because I don't think he's big enough. I don't think he's got the discipline to drop in. You need a player who's going to drop in and become an exit midfielder. I will be sure that this stage is clear. You have the brain to do that and the ability to do that. Even if you just need something. I don't know if he will. Like again, if I remember any kind of physical condition that we knew of. He should just be in. This is what he should be in this for. Before he signed for Everton, he was a midfielder who picked up the ball and moved it forward and then just gave a pass. That's exactly what you want. But we can't. The injury he got to his killies as a physical level is just destroyed him. We don't know. I'm not sitting here going, he's the answer. The manager don't know what it is. The injury, what's the answer? The injury. If he'd have had no injury, he'd be amazed by Everton's team. This would be that thing. This is the ideal scene. We talked about him somewhere and people were like, I want you to give him a goal. I was like, let's get Alan McCory in their face, then we'll see. But what we saw from against Huddersfield, his levels are just, he didn't look like he had it. But how did you get it? In his defence, right? He doesn't get on the pitch because he is the core of his back-up. So who knows? Maybe on Saturday through o'clock, Gabamon's name is on the team sheet and we all go, okay, let's see what happens. What I would expect though is that he gets some game time. Regardless. But he'd have to, I do imagine if Gabamon played, Tom Davis would play as well. Cos I just don't think you can get away with Alan and someone like Gabamon in there. I think you'd have to have Tom Davis as your security and I think he's probably more likely Dave as he'll play and Gabamon will base up and come on back to get on the pitch in the game. But I'm saying if Gabamon... Cos he'd be ideal player for his physicality. And 100% mean of backers by the way. Ah, well Jerry's got to be straight back in there. You see this again, there's other options, isn't it? There's Mason Holgate. I still think he'd do his job in there. I've seen people saying pubbeng off in there who's played 50 odd career games as a defensive midfield player. I don't know if the manager's got to come up with those answers, hasn't he? Yeah, but I think in the short term you've got to try and keep it as simple as possible. Well, meaner will come back in. He's not going to drop. I don't think Michael Keane gets dropped. So, Goffrey's either right back, which means Coleman's getting dropped. Is he going to drop James Coleman? I don't think he was that bad at the weekend. So, Goffrey will be out of the team. Man, doesn't he? Morning. We've got five centre backs and we've got really who could all play a part. But we're not fit for papers, and we feel once we lose one of our best two. So, that's where the issue is. Obviously, we've just mentioned them Wafford. Let's just have a quick look at Ismael Yshares. That's what we've picked him out as the danger man. He's had eight appearances for Wafford this season. He's got four goals, 12 shots on target. In Ultima fan, if you're playing that, he's the top Wafford player in that. He's got you 65 points if he's in your Ultima fan team. I've actually got him. He's on my bench. You're not going to start? I can't because I just want him to do it. So, we're staying on the team. But now it's a game, listen, and I must say as well, one of the, even though he'll wire me up after 11 seconds on Saturday, I do love Ben Foster and I do love his cycling goalkeeper video. Wafford, fans don't seem to like him after the weekend, but there you go. So, be fair. He made one he should have done better. He made quite good. Imagine if one of our players had done better. No, no, we wouldn't like it. We should have signed him two years ago. We should have signed him when he went down. He should have been our backup goalkeeper. But if he'd done his video and said I'm playing for us, we should have done. So, it'll be interesting to see whether Rangieri sticks with him or mixes because he's been in and out a little bit. Rangieri changed in the team. No. He just wants to get the three points, get through it, and move on to 17 points. Just very quickly before we finish. There's a bit of discussion over evidence, possession. At the weekend like West Ham, I think we have 39% of possession. I'd just seen quite a few Evertonians loading the Simeoni in the weekend. Loving them at our club. It's average is 27% possession. Our fans would hate it. Absolutely hate it. I can't see whether Rangieri does, because you have the ball. You have the ball. Balls just in the air all the time. No, listen. We need three points. We need to get back on winning ways. Get off to 17 points. Click our wings for the week later. Just get back winning. That'll be another week to help players get back to the core. I don't want a carbon living. That's where we are right now. What we don't want is just being miserable. That's what it's like. Can we just have a nice week now? Moffa can have a nice week after the weekend. It's come to early for Moffa this game. Hope so. Do us a favour, download the ultimate fan app. The link is in the description. Get involved in it. Get your packs. It really helps the channel. By the way, if you do that as well. I guarantee you'll start playing it. Don't forget as well. Give this video a like. Subscribe if you haven't already and we want more great videos. Daily live videos. Come over to the page. The link is in the description. It's on the screen. The great community. And also just ahead of Christmas, you'll get discounts for e-shirts, jumpers for these mugs. Ideal Christmas presents if you're thinking of someone in your family. You don't know what to buy them. Get over to our shop. Lots of good editing stuff over there. There you go. Thanks for watching. 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Statistics and Excel. Hamlet, Harry Potter, and Statistics. Let's take a deep breath, hold it in for 10 seconds, getting ready for a smooth soothing Excel. Here we are in Excel. If you don't have access to this workbook, that's okay because we'll basically build this practice problem from a blank sheet. Therefore, you can just open up a blank sheet and work from there. If you do have access to this workbook, there should be six tabs down below. We're working two practice problems. Each of those practice problems having three tabs related to it. The example tab in essence being the answer key, the end result, the practice tab having some pre-formatted cells within it. So you can practice focusing in on the heart of the practice problem, the blank tab having just the data set so we can practice formatting the cells as well as the heart.


This is the Late Round Podcast with your host J.J. Zacharisa. J.J. Zacharisa. Buy Alvin Kamera. So according to profootball.com, Alvin Kamera has a reasonable chance to play in Week 8. And then all the while Drew Brees intends to practice this week. Maybe they both play in Week 8. Maybe they don't. Either way I still think this is a good time to buy Kamera. And honestly if Kamera doesn't go in Week 8, you can probably get him for even cheaper because he has a buy in Week 9. But we know that he's in the lead asset in fantasy football. And with Teddy Bridgewater under center, his numbers have suffered. In four or five games played with Teddy Bridgewater this year, Kamera's failed to score 17 PPR fantasy points. He averaged 19.6 and 23.6 points per game over his last two seasons. And I think that he can get back to those levels when Drew Brees returns. The Saints and Teddy Bridgewater have been winning. That's great. Paton's doing an awesome job. But it's not like the offense is the sole reason for that. Since Week 3, which is when Teddy Bridgewater officially took over, they're 14th in yards per drive and they're 15th in touchdown rate per drive. They've been a fairly average offense. Now that's good considering what they're working with. But it's not Drew Brees good. We know they're sealing with Drew Brees. We know they can be a top five offense. And with a better offense comes more scoring opportunities. Kamera's found the end zone in just one game this year. He scored twice against Seattle. And according to his rushing and receiving yardage totals, he should have about two more touchdowns than he currently has. That makes him one of the bigger positive regression candidates in fantasy football. And historically, Kamera's outpaced his expected touchdown total because the Saints offense has typically been good. So moving forward, it would be wise to consider Kamera as a locked in RB1 in fantasy football, a higher end RB1. Because this injury doesn't sound severe. So if you can get them for cheap because of the injury and because of the bye week, I think you do it.


Hey everybody, I'm Lance Coyke. Today, we're going to discuss a short one on just various examples of aerobic activities. Marathons, anything that's longer than maybe two minutes, maybe a minute even, you know, it's hard to do things for more than, especially intense things for more than a minute. Marathon is the easiest example. The 400 meter is a bad example, but something like 800 is a little bit better and anything above an 800 or longer than an 800 would be a good example. Other things, so like later on in team sports, that's a little bit more aerobic, especially if you're playing a lot. If you play every other shift or if you play the majority of the game, that game is going to be a lot more aerobic. You're going to get a lot more of your energy from the aerobic energy system because you need more energy and the aerobic system can make it. Let's think about another one. So maybe sets of like 50 or circuit training kind of exercises, a large part of high intensity interval training. Let's do it this way. So high intensity interval training, let's say you do a hit class and you half-ass it, that is aerobic. If I do the class full bore, that is much more anaerobic, lactic anaerobic, and we'll get more into that later on. But if I half-ass that class, it's more aerobic. Other aerobic activities, just living, walking, sleeping, all of those are primarily getting my energy from the aerobic energy system. Moving, like picking up boxes and moving them up the stairs, and playing little, you know, intramural games that aren't that intense, like that's another example. I think that's probably enough, would you say? If you have any more examples, leave them in the comments below so we can all kind of, you know, get a good feel for what an aerobic activity really is.


As Brett and this, 2019 Dodge Challenger RT Scat Pack Shaker with the Mopar 19 edition is stock number 13016Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used sports car and Dodge Challenger headquarters. This 2019 Dodge Challenger has the 6.4 liter. V8 Hemi engine, it puts out 485 horsepower and 475 foot-pounds of torque. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. This car has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. And like I said, I'm going to go all the way around on this vehicle. We're going to check out all the options. I'm also going to give a condition report on the car and we're just going to go all the way around it. As you can see, you get that cool Mopar blue stripe that goes over the hood and roof. Now this is a numbered car. This is number 76 of 100 Mopar 19 Challengers that were made in 2019. Of those 100 cars, only 90 were for the US and 10 were for Canada. So this is one of 90 that were the US market and this is number 76 of 100 vehicles. You get the Scat Pack logo on there. I take all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities, turn them on now because it's your best way to check out the vehicle. Before seeing it in person comes with the 20-inch Granite Crystal rims and if you like the video and learn something and it helps you out, subscribe to my YouTube channel and lower right hand part of the screen. This one comes with the Goodyear Eagle RSA 245-45 ZR20 tires. These tires are like new. There's only 4,000-some miles on this car. Front fender is in fantastic condition. This is definitely a collector piece. Like I said, only one of 100 made in 2019 and this one is in very, very nice condition. You can tell it was well cared for. You still have the bumper guards from when it was brand, or the lower valence guards from when it was brand new. Has the projector style headlamps, the HID headlamps, or headlights, LED running lights, you get the air intake there. It does have the hood pins and then they have 3M tape on the front of the bumper there so that you're not going to scratch it all up, which is pretty nice. The hood is in fantastic condition as are the stickers. Then you get the shaker hood on top of all that and this car is really, really nice. And you'll see it in the rest of the video. We're going to start it up at the end of this video, so definitely stay tuned for that. I have the original window sticker that I'm going to show you. You get the Brembo brakes. Passenger side front rim is in nice condition as well. And as you go down this side of this 2019 Dodge Challenger RT Scat Pack Mopar 19, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. And I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the car, you can see the car, hear the car, and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make a buying decision, a smart buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Very clean down that side, didn't see any dents, didn't see any dings. This back rim is absolutely perfect.  Rear quarter looks really good. Coming around to the back here, the rear bumper is in great shape. I didn't see any dents, dings or scuffs on there. You do get the chrome tipped dual rear exhaust, the backup parking sensors, the LED tail lamps, the spoilers in nice shape, the stickers back here are also in nice shape. And I didn't see any dents or dings on the deck with it. What's kind of hidden right here is your Mopar design badge. This one does come with a car cover, it's a king, cover king car cover. You get the factory Dodge floor mats back here, a couple 392 plate brackets for a front plate holder. This one has the Harman Kardon premium sound system with the factory subwoofer, the front license plate holder back here as well. Also have a tire inflator kit, and this is where your battery is located as well.  Very, very nice. Didn't see any dents or dings. This back room is absolutely perfect. Get kind of a granite crystal fuel door, and down the rest of this side of the car, door looks really good. You get blind spot monitoring, heated mirrors inside. The RT package, RT Mopar package gives you the black cloth interior with the Hounds Tooth design. You get the Mopar logo stitched into the backrest, side curtain airbags, no rips, no tears on the seats. Power driver seat with lumbar, and the back seats are just as nice as the front seats. Latch child safety system has a set of weather tech formats in the front here, auto headlamps, tilt telescopic steering wheel. You get the Challenger chromed out logo on the kit plate there, Harman Kardon sound system, power windows, power locks, power mirrors will hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this car has to offer on the interior. So you can see that this one has 4,568 miles, you get the shaker animation at the beginning, speedometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, bluetooth and information controls on the left. As an SRT six speed manual transmission shift knob, we do have the original in the glove box.  Here's the original window sticker, what's kind of cool about this is that you know this car if you bought it back in 2019 it would have, it's pretty much almost exactly the same value as it was brand new. So I think we're asking right around $53,999 for this one, the Mopar group at the time was a $2,995 option, you can see everything that it gave you, any original MSRP was $53,110 and so that's kind of neat thing to have with this car as well and then you get the Mopar 19 badge and it tells you your number on the car right there, number 76. So the other neat thing about this car is you have the system SOS but it does have the sunroof so this thing is nicely equipped, the heated seats, the sunroof, the SRT pages, all that good stuff, you get map lights, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and the headliners in really nice shape and I don't think this car has ever been smoked in. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood and we'll see if you can check out that backup camera right there and then we'll see if I can get the performance pages to load now, might have to restart the radio there. Anyways, that's a cool system when it's working, we'll take a look under the hood and check that out. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video, you've gotten a really good idea of the overall quality, condition, options and cleanliness of this car, just give me a second to get these hood pins out, I don't want to damage anything. 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And yeah, like I said, this car has been fully safety inspected as a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and tapped off and this car is 100% ready to go and definitely a collector's item right here, there are those HID headlamps, you get the rhombi in there, that's kind of cool, little Dodge logos, anyways, hope you enjoyed the video, got a good idea of this car and I would highly recommend this 2019 Dodge Challenger RT Scat Pack Shaker with the Mopar 19 group on it, from a quality and condition standpoint, number 76 right here of 100 and to see more pictures of this car, one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, sports cars, challengers, chargers, mustangs, Corvettes, Camaros, you name it, we've got to go to that website right there, summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, we get a lot of rare sports cars in here so definitely go check us out there, in fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on the upper left, a link to more Challenger videos like this one on the upper right, link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right, click those, check us out and we're super excited to help you with this unbelievably clean 2019 Dodge Challenger RT Scat Pack Shaker with the Mopar 19 Group on it. 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Cresci's laptop machine. We should be up and going. Can you hear me in the back? Okay, great. Thank you. So welcome. My name is Vish Netkarni. I'm part of the Intel data center group and I am delighted to basically present the sponsored track to talk about Intel and our OpenStack initiative. Before I proceed, I was asked to make sure everybody in the room is getting your passport stamp for attending this session. There's a raffle draw happening and I think you'll get Intel compute sticks with Linux Ubuntu on there. So when you complete the session, get a stamp in your passport and if you don't know what that is, talk to my friend Krish over here and you need, I think, three stamps for one raffle. Okay. And for those of you who haven't checked out our booths downstairs in the marketplace, booth H3. So please stop by and check it out. Okay, I wanted to kind of set the stage for about five minutes and then hand it off to my esteemed guests. I'll introduce them in a minute. Our job here today is to basically talk about Intel Cloud for All and the efforts that we've worked with our partners. I'm delighted to join today on stage by Nick Barsett, is the director of product management at Red Hat and I will have a formal introduction and then Jim Sankster, who is a senior director of Solutions Alliance at Morantis. Both gentlemen will be discussing at length about their efforts in the Intel Cloud for All and some of the collaboration work we've done together. So as you know, cloud architectures are enabling growth and innovation, but the broad adoption of the technology by enterprises and cloud service providers is still lacking. Cloud computing has become a tremendous driver of growth, but yet we see that enterprises in particular are kind of struggling to adopt the cloud technology. In fact, we see that the industry is not moving fast enough. We have a situation where traditional enterprises who basically want the same agility and efficiency as the large public cloud service providers are not able to get it. So what we've done as an Intel is we've announced an initiative called Intel Cloud for All Initiative and we've made a series of announcements this year starting in June when we basically announced the on-dram program partners with Cisco and Dell and then later in the year in July we announced partnerships with Morantis and all through the way all through the year we've announced strategic partnerships with various companies to basically unleash these clouds for enterprise for both enterprises and Tier 2 CSPs. So the basic pillars behind the Intel Cloud for All is really around three basic items. It's invest, optimize and align. Basically what we're doing is as I mentioned we're investing in creating enterprise-ready easy-to-deploy SDI solutions. SDI for those of you who have not yet heard is the Intel software-defined infrastructure. It's the foundation for how we expect to deliver enterprises the goodness of the cloud model and being able to deliver services through their data centers. We as I mentioned we have taken partnerships with our lead vendors and leadership partners to deliver solutions to the marketplace. We're also optimizing for high efficiency across cloud. Basically we are trying to work with our partners and Nick and Jim will talk about it. Bring features that enterprise customers care about. Think about high availability, scalability, resilience, reliability, upgrades. There's a bunch of features that enterprise customers care about and that's part of the optimization of the code. And lastly we are also aligning our efforts to accelerate cloud deployments. Intel is one of the leading contributors in the OpenStack Foundation. We are part of multiple groups and we provide our contributions and leadership through those forums. My first speaker today is Nick Barsett, director of product management. I'm delighted to welcome him on the stage. Intel and Red Hat have had a long history in creating OpenStack partnership, especially going back in the Linux days where you guys have been the leaders in OpenSource system. So I want to invite Nick to talk a little bit about what Intel and Red Hat have done in the OpenStack system enterprise. Thanks a lot, Vish. So I guess I need to switch to the other deck, correct? So, finally enough, this partnership between Intel and Red Hat is not something that started yesterday. A little bit more than 10 years ago, I was working for Intel and I was actually working on a program with Red Hat. One of many. And as soon as we get the slides, we'll have the detail of them or maybe not. So that we gain a little bit of time, I'll talk about them. So if you remember, Red Hat was founded in 1993. Ever since, there has been a very close joint interest in first making people move to Linux, then in making people adopt virtualization and more lately for people to adopt cloud. As Vish mentioned, we've been working on the Intel on-ramp program, which first demonstrated the OAT and TXT function for added security in cloud deployment. And we've been operating a test flight platform for the past year or so, demonstrating that two years, thanks two years, demonstrating that more recently, we announced the version of this same program, the on-ramp for the enterprise to make it easier and more efficient for enterprises to use and deploy and maintain OpenStack. And you're going to see later in this presentation that a little bit more has been and is being announced today. So it was a slide I was waiting for, but now I've said everything I wanted about this slide. So for the past 20 years, we've been working together in making these technologies be safe and secure for the enterprise to consume. And as we've been doing it for Linux, we are doing it again for the Open Hybrid Cloud. So three key things in our enterprise-dedicated program. First, make it really easy to deploy. Second, provide a way for the legacy workloads to have a home and OpenStack. Even though OpenStack is not very friendly for stateful application, we've found a way to provide high availability for instances or guests in the case some compute node was to fail. How do we do that? Simply by combining the technologies that are available in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and the one available in OpenStack. So Nova plus Pacemaker Remote allow us to automatically evacuate and restart VMs in case of a node failure. And something that is still not completed, but on which we are still working today, rolling upgrades because when you have a very large cloud, and we really hope that our customers are going to have larger and larger clouds, you don't want to upgrade everything at once. It causes too much of a disruption. But when you do such an upgrade, you cannot, at this point, have different versions of different components running at the same time. So we've been working with Intel on implementing versions of objects that are going to allow us when completed to provide this version mismatch to versions running at the same time in the cloud. We've also been working on making the ecosystem a little bit more vibrant, making sure that we are working with partners to deliver the value that we are creating together upstream. And we, of course, have a great go-to market plan. But this doesn't stop at OpenStack. There are multiple communities in which we are jointly investing upstream and downstream in order to deliver the value of the open hybrid cloud. For example, Intel has been one of the first sponsors of the DPK program that is, I guess, now a foundation, I think, if I'm not wrong, of which Red Hat is one of the members. Same thing for Open Daylight, same thing for Open VisWitch, same thing for KVM, that's a much older history here. All this is combined efforts to ensure that we are delivering in an open-source way all the components that are necessary to deliver real value. And this, when you look at the components that we are talking here, can apply both to the enterprise or to telecom operations. We are also ensuring that we are delivering these things that we are creating upstream to the real customers by including it in real solutions. The first one of the solution part of the on-ramp for the enterprise program is the solution that we are building with Cisco. One of the things that can be a challenge when you deploy OpenSack for the first time is the configuration of the hardware. How am I going to configure the hardware so that my OpenSack deployments happen correctly? By having reference architectures defined with hardware vendors such as Cisco, we are able to cut down on this complexity. By adding the value that is specific to Cisco, by adding the value that we've jointly developed with Intel, we are delivering a turnkey solution to customer that integrates with N1KV or ACI that is deployed in a matter of a day, that is integrating the UCSM functionalities and much, much more. With Dell, same problem, same type of solution, but here adding the specific of the Dell components. We've been working with Dell on a program that we call JetStream for the past two and a half years, if I'm correct. We are now at version 4.01, just about to release 4.1. Dell has been building reference architecture with us and was one of the first partners to join the on-ramp for the enterprise program when they saw that we had solved this HA problem that I was talking about. In fact, if you were there at the last summit, Dell was the first partner to be demonstrating this VM high availability functionality on their booth in Vancouver. We've been co-engineering this solution together. We've been building our support capability and we've also been building the deployment experience by cross-training our team. We now have a very strong validated architecture that is also available in a matter of a day when somebody requests it. As I mentioned before, the on-ramp program started with this test flight program two years ago. In the past two years, more than 1,000 attendees joined the 40-plus workshops that we organized. We had hundreds of test flights happen on the hosted solution that we are operating, demonstrating among other things TXC. We have more than 50 deals, meaning customers that I've decided to deploy after doing the test with some of the largest companies in the world. We've signed up with a very large number of value-added resellers throughout the US. This is really concrete results of these actions that we are doing together. Today I'm very proud to announce, and that's today's big news. Lenovo is joining the on-ramp program. From today, Lenovo, Red Hat and Intel are going to be collaborating at building a reference architecture for OpenSack. We are extending an existing relationship to provide the Lenovo-specific reference architecture for easy deployment, secure, reliable OpenSack. This is going to be first on two types of servers at Lenovo, the 3650 and the 3550. This is of course going to be using all the tooling that we've been working on upstream, known as triple O, for the deployment. It's going to be implementing the management that is specific to the Lenovo system, and it's going to be delivered worldwide pretty soon. Another announcement that was made today that is also quite exciting for me is the program that is called the Intel Network Builders Fast Track that Imatsusou announced in his keynote this morning. As you certainly know, we've been working very hard on making NFV network function virtualization happen at various tail codes. One of the key elements there is providing functionality that are exposed in hardware up the stack all the way into VM and even pretty soon to containers. That takes a form of partnership around DPDK as I mentioned earlier, but also in the integration of this into OpenVswitch, so that you can still benefit from the functionality of OpenVswitch, not just do a pass-through when you need fast packet transfer. This program is not going to stop there. This program is to go even beyond and allow for the most demanding use cases that we are seeing in the NFV space to be delivered to our joint customers. As you can see, we've been quite busy working with Intel, and I'd like to thank everyone at Intel that is present in this room for their support in our great adventure. And on this, I guess... Great, thank you very much. Don't go far, Nick, because we'll do questions afterwards. Obviously, do you want to do that one slide as a transition or should I just jump in? Great, okay. As we're going between the slide sets here, a little bit of background into what we see is the overall spectrum here around ease of use, deployment, and solutions in and around this space. If we think about this, the way the market adopts OpenStack has been changing over time, and the more this moves mainstream over the course of the end of 2015, 2016, and beyond, the more important it becomes to make this easier to use, easier to deploy, and more packaged for customers to deploy. If we think about this on the left, the far left of this spectrum is where the bleeding edge of the early adopters love to be. Many of you here have long been community members and love to be on the bleeding edge. Do it yourself.  Community support or support it yourself, and that is fundamentally important to taking OpenStack and moving it forward, and we never want to change that. As we move more into the middle, we've seen a number of different companies, Red Hat, Morantis, and others offering distributions that package all the goodness and harden what OpenStack is about, offer that up to our customers, and in turn, provide support. In the case of Morantis, we also provide fuel to make it easier to install. I'll get into that in a few slides, but that is a way to take a technology, and particularly one that's moving as aggressively as OpenStack does, and make that much, much easier to consume as a customer, and then, most importantly, in an enterprise environment, support it over the long haul over time. And then on the far right, we have appliances, delivered turnkey, completely packaged hardware, software support all together, and certified by these partners that I'll talk about, which becomes fundamentally important. And if we think about that, it's very important to have choices across this entire spectrum. So as we see customers moving increasingly toward the early adopters and more and more mainstream, we expect to see more business grow on the right, but that doesn't mean we see the left ever go away. We're still going to be seeing those aggressive people on the bleeding edge that want to just keep pushing OpenStack forward, and that's terrific. But it's a trade-off. If you think about this, there's an inverse proportion.  On the right, you're consuming lots of that from one or multiple vendors that are bringing together a solution, and you don't necessarily have to have that large team of support. And that's part of why, as we think about that over time, customers in the mainstream don't necessarily have a dedicated OpenStack engineering organization. So if we think about OpenStack, where it is today, and how we can simplify that experience, the deployment, the ease of use, at the infrastructure level when it comes to Mirantis OpenStack or what we call MAS, that's why we've developed Fuel. And Fuel is part of our distribution. It's an open-source technology in and of itself. It is the number one dedicated purpose-built OpenStack installer. Now, there are other tools out there that people definitely use, Ansible and so forth, things like that. But when we look at a purpose-built tool just for this, it has a GUI, it has a command line interface, you can use either. But this is how we can configure, how we can deploy, and how we can manage an OpenStack environment very, very easily. And so that's why we invest very heavily in this environment. So you can go straight out of the box with what we call Fuel plugins into different infrastructure technology. Storage devices from storage companies, different server or software-defined networking technologies and so forth are all then automated through the use of these plugins through Fuel. And then once you get OpenStack up and running, there you go and you have the normal interfaces and so forth. So that's what's taking care of all the infrastructure below OpenStack. The layer above that and really the whole point of once you have infrastructure as a service running, what are you doing that for? You're doing that to run applications. At the next level, ease of use at the application level, that's what Morano is all about. And Morano is a part of OpenStack at this point and it's something that was brought to the community from Morantis. It's also part of our distribution. And as of the announcement back in Vancouver, there is the OpenStack community app catalog that then provides access to all these different technologies by going straight to that app community and being able to automatically deploy database management systems or container engines or dev test tools like Git, Garrett, Jenkins and so forth. There's a large set of different Morano applications that you can choose from. You can also create your own and these are multi-composite applications. So through what you can do in Morano, you can not only use applications that are available to you from the community, you can also create your own applications and have them available for your end users in that application catalog. So that's how that can be at the higher level at a PAS layer or an application layer, ease of use to be able to provide that to your end users and you can give them as much or as little capability to be able to utilize that technology. So these are the two ways that we use this technology to provide either infrastructure application level simplicity, but now let's take that together and extend that into how we take that to a complete turnkey solution. So if we talk about turnkey OpenStack ease of use, that's bringing it to a rack level. And I mentioned that we talk about it from a hardware standpoint of the servers, the storage, the networking, any of the software-defined networking, software-defined storage all together with the OpenStack technology. And what we do at Morantis for that is a program that we call Unlocked Appliances. We announced it, we're doing a technology preview in Vancouver, we announced it in July, we had our first solution at that point. So we have a portfolio of Unlocked Choice and are building this out over time. This is more than reference architectures, Morantis does have a number of reference architectures and yes, these are built on the foundation of reference architectures, but they take it steps further. Those steps further include full automation software build in the factory through certified partners and then those partners once they deliver it on site to a customer, it's integrated into the customer's data center and network, power into the wall and then it's certified on site for the customer to reduce their risk and deployment. That certification is a fully automated test harness. So when we're done with that certification process, we know we have a fully operational up and running OpenStack cluster to the spec that was designed in the factory, not only performing, but performing at scale that it was intended to perform at. So that's the idea behind the program as we've been building that out.  It'll also give an example of what one of these looks like. So very, very typical. We've got top of rack networking. We've got both compute foundation and storage nodes all integrated into a single rack from this technology. In this particular example, we're using a risk to switches for the top of rack on both management as well as data plane. For the compute and foundation, we're using the super micro super server 2028TP. And on the storage side, we're using the super storage server 6028R. In this case, it's an NVME based storage subsystem optimized towards CEP. CEP is being used for the software to find storage in this case. And by using Intel's based SSDs connected directly through NVME, the highest performance possible in terms of an interconnect between the storage subsystem and the rest of its node there. When we're talking about the high performance, we can pull out of the right journals in the CEP environment. So we're always trying to take advantage of some of the unique and advanced features from Intel as we're bringing these out. This is one example of that where super micro is on the forefront of NVME offerings that can then be brought into your data centers. From the next standpoint, I want to also come back to some of the things that Vish started with when it comes to Intel and Cloud for All and that overall initiative. And it was mentioned that Mirantis became a part of that a few months ago. So I thought I'd share some of the things we're working on. First, let me give it in the context of a lot of what's behind Cloud for All is really making OpenStack the most suitable cloud platform for the enterprise. And that may be a big statement, but that's really what we're collectively trying to do together. And I gave some examples here of what Mirantis has been doing in our previous and most recent release, 6.x and 7.0 of Mirantis OpenStack and the enterprise features we've been doing. And this is previous to the Cloud for All initiative. But from Mirantis OpenStack we support 200 nodes out of the box. We can go to many thousands of nodes outside of just out of the box engagement. But inside, just opening up the box, what you can download and use, 200 nodes supported out of the box. We've integrated so we can have KVM side by side with VMware as well as NSX-V into a hybrid environment that is very common for enterprise customers. We're today supporting vSphere with a fuel plugin. Very soon we will have an NSX-V fuel plugin as well. As I mentioned earlier, that makes it very, very easy for you to deploy as you're rolling that out in your environment. We've also recently introduced a hierarchical multi-tenancy environment through Keystone. So it's not only just multi-tenancy, but multi-tenancy within the multi-tenancy. So you can go cascading all the way down to support a very large organization. And also enhanced our in-place upgrades to be able to go from one version to the next to the next more elegantly as well as implementing rollbacks. However, we're very busy at work with Intel in how do we take this technology and really push the enterprise agenda moving forward, not just selfishly amongst ourselves, but in the community. This is all work going on in upstream together led by Intel and Morantis. And these joint enterprise features you see on the bottom are really what's defining that in future releases. So enhancing more rollbase access controls, but the other bottom two are a little bit more near and dear to my heart and want to talk to them about them a little bit more. Many people feel that VMware is just this untouchable thing in the enterprise and OpenStack is just never going to get there. We don't believe that to be the case. We're taking strides to try and reach performance and feature parity between what you get when deploying OpenStack with what customers enjoy with VMware. So specifically live migration performance and reliability. So what customers have been expecting and enjoying with VMware when you use vMotion and DRS and all those types of capabilities. These are the types of enhancements that together we're putting in upstream and working very hard on to make that. So in an OpenStack environment, it behaves the same, if not better by the time we're done. Also in an HA environment, so better handling of failure nodes and improvements of projecting when and how we can move things around to accommodate those failures. Very similar to say VMware HA feature parity is what we're trying to achieve there. So some examples, we have a full road map that we're working on together and again worked collectively together in the whole community in an effort to make this very, very suitable for enterprise class customers and an overall end delivery of enterprise grade OpenStack for everybody. I think that's suitable to the name for cloud for all. At that point, Vish, why don't you come on up and close it down and then we can do some questions at the end here. Thanks, Jim. So can you believe it? We are actually almost on time even with our technical difficulties. So I'd like to request Nick to come up on stage and we'll do a few questions from the audience and let these gentlemen answer them. Questions? Well, you guys are convinced. Wow. 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