The signal oil program the whistler is your signal for the signal oil program the whistler and the whistler and I know many things for I walk by night I Know many strange tales hidden in the hearts of men and women who have stepped into the shadows Yeah, I know the nameless terrors of which they dare not speak Yes friends, it's time for the signal oil program the whistler rated by independent research the most popular West Coast program In gasoline, you know it takes extra quality to go farther and signal is the famous go farther gasoline So look for the signal circle sign in yellow and black that identifies signal service stations from Canada to Mexico And now the whistler strange story Last curtain it was like Keith to drop the bad news into the conversation casually As if it were a moderately amusing story he'd heard that morning at the studio But to Evelyn sitting across the table from him in this California sunshine It was if a tidal wave had suddenly washed up over the wall engulfing them both in its effervescent foam And at last dragging them down across the rocks into the heaving depths of the ocean They were having lunch as usual on the outdoor terrace at Henri's but this was a special occasion Evelyn had suggested champagne to celebrate and after the waiter had brought the sparkling glasses Now darling a toast to you Keith and success in your new role Thank you darling to success but not in my new role Keith what on earth do you mean? Oh did I forget to tell you Evelyn I'm not playing the part When I got to the studio this morning they told me they'd seen yesterday's rushers Seems I'm too old for the character all that sort of thing Keith no oh no Keith Oh yes my darling might as well face it you know I'm through washed up doddering at age 45 You're not doddering you're hard and trim ever since you moved into the beach house Slim as a boy of 20 yes I know except that the bronze body beautiful is not enough darling It's the once classical L would profile the deep lines the sagging jaw muscles It's last curtain darling the end After waiting all these months for a part any part Oh Keith why did you let me sit here and talk about celebrating Why? Because I wanted to shock you Evelyn I wanted to shock you into doing something about your own career Before it's too late Keith You can do something you could do something for us You see I'm desperate Evelyn and believe me you should be desperate too Yes Evelyn it's like a tidal wave sweeping up around you isn't it Keith is right because you are desperate and you can't fight it back any longer It didn't take you long to discover that marriage to wealthy Spencer Coray wasn't worth the sacrifice of your career The glamour the glitter your whole life Evelyn And you traded it for a sprawling sleepy mansion Set back among the orange groves just outside Santa Ana And here is Keith your one remaining contact with those days that used to be Sitting across the table from you in the sunshine saying that he too is desperate Keith I'm afraid Well there's no one out here but us Now listen to me Evelyn I may be through as an actor but I could direct Broadway a play with you the star Just think of it Keith please you know Spencer would never let me and the money I haven't to soothe my own Be your age Evelyn you know what I'm talking about You've been thinking about it all along I know you've been thinking about it Keith Keith Before heaven's sake stop acting Evelyn I can always tell when you're acting You hate him why you could do it without the slightest flicker of emotion And the play Evelyn Do you know friend of mine Perry Dahlgren has written the play you were born for Keith would you help me I told you I was desperate Exactly yes yes then be here right here tomorrow night at nine o'clock no later I uh I have a gun shall I bring it No no I'll meet you but if something should happen wait exactly 15 minutes Then if I don't come go right to your cottage I'll get in touch with you there Then you have a plan Yes Keith I have a plan Evelyn you have a plan you've had a plan all these months But you had to be sure that Keith would be there to play his role Before you dare to lift the curtain And the next evening sitting in the library after dinner with your husband Spencer You see it all in your mind Spencer if you don't mind there's something I want to talk to you about There have to be now Evelyn you know I've got this confounded speech to write Oh yes a speech for the Orange Growers Association That's infinitely more important of course than the welfare of your own wife What? Now what's this about? Spencer do you remember Keith Elwood? Keith Elwood no I don't seem to recall I introduced him to you at the Shelby's he's an actor Evelyn if this is another way of leading up to going back to the state No no please listen to me Spencer Keith phoned me yesterday I had lunch with him Did you Evelyn? Spencer I'd rather cut my heart out than to have to tell you this No none of that now suppose you come to the point Well I well at one time I thought I was in love with Keith I was rather young foolish romantic I wrote him some letters Rather in discreet letters I'm afraid You didn't They really didn't mean anything but they could be so easily misinterpreted I can't afford publicity you know that My position in the county Well we'll have to pay No no no I can't let you do that There's another way There's another letter's back We'll have to do it tonight There at this beach house in Cherry Cove And do we just walk right in? That's why I had to talk to you about it tonight I happened to know he won't be home until quite late And you're suggesting that we break in? No I have the keys And how did you happen to have the keys? Does it matter now Spencer I have them And we're perfectly justified in whatever we do After all he's a criminal Will you go with me Spencer? Yes Yes I'll go Yes Evelyn it's like the business in a well rehearsed stage play And an hour later as you and Spencer turn off the highway And head down into Cherry Cove The fog moves up from the ocean like a grey ghost As if it too were anxious to play a part in your drama And as Spencer parks the car off the dirt road Not far from Keith's cottage You note that the clock on the dashboard shows 9.13 And then a few seconds later you're at Keith Edwards cottage Draw the curtains when you spend time All right let's find those letters and get out of here I don't like this whole thing Well I can assure you I'm not too happy about all this myself After all I... You look for those letters All right you watch the highway I'll start with this desk Evelyn that cabinet in the alcove perhaps they're in Well what are you standing there for? Where'd you get that gun? It was in the desk Well put it down find those letters Evelyn what's the matter with you? Put that gun down No Spencer I won't put it down What time is it? Evelyn for heaven's sake what time is it? It's 9.17 now will you put down that gun? No not until...   Keith darling I did it for you as well it's for myself we're in this together All right Evelyn All right but we can't stand here talking about it we've got to get rid of it Yes yes you're right but how? Here I can take him out those French windows and down it Oh no no no that won't work they'd be sure to find him Here you better take this tool The gun Evelyn You use my gun What difference does it make we can get rid of it I suppose so but there's bound to be an investigation Well for Maddie Keith I thought I heard something A car door Wait a minute I'll look out front I better get ready to pick him up in case Well is there anyone out there? No No there's no one out here Keith Oh good now give me a hand with him Evelyn for heaven's sake What is the matter with you He shot my husband Evelyn you all right that's my husband Yes I told you they were fighting when I called I thought you'd never get here He was going to kill me too There's your husband here on the floor Yes yes Watch him Mac I'll get homicide All right too don't move away So this was your plan Evelyn How can you speak to me you murderer Allow me to congratulate you my dear This has been by all arts the greatest performance of your career It even had me foo French windows How did I shoot Don't let him get away he killed my husband Out here There he is going out to the dock We'll get him lady and get him good When he went through that window he signed his own confession Come on Mac let's go Last curtain the signal oil company is bringing you another strange story By the whistler Right there's real news for drivers in that announcement Higher octane rating now in signal gasoline And at no increase in price Will it come Well an important ingredient which controls octane rating is now more plentiful So signal oil company has immediately increased the octane rating of signal gasoline And when I say higher octane I don't mean just a little higher I mean considerably The result Now you'll enjoy even smoother knock free power with signal as you breeze up those steep hills in high This in addition to the quick starting the fast pickup and the efficient engine performance Which makes signals good mileage possible So now you have more reason than ever to switch to signal Let the performance of today's higher octane signal gasoline show you why we say In gasoline it takes extra quality to go farther And signal is the famous go farther gasoline And now back to the whistler Well Evelyn take your bow Keith called it the greatest performance of your career and it certainly was But then Keith played his role rather well too didn't you think Walking in as he did just after you'd called the police to report a violent argument Standing there with a gun in his hand dumbfounded when he realized how you'd framed him Then crashing out through the window to remove the last trace of doubt as to his guilt Yes it was an even better performance than you'd hoped And now with the funeral of your late lamented husband and the bothersome details of the inheritance out of the way There's only one item marring a future that belongs to you Come in lieutenant you have news for me Not exactly but I think you should know what we've done I'm very anxious to know Well it's one of those cases we searched the beach all the way from Balboa down to Capistrana Not a trace We've had boats outproving through the kelp babes He was an excellent swimmer he might have Swam around the dock and got into shore some place Yeah we thought of that But people don't just disappear Unless someone's helping him Someone helping him That's only theory We'll probably never know No the words you've given up lieutenant No not at all But I've seen these cases develop before You can almost feel right from the beginning that they'll end up in the unsolved file I might as well be honest and tell you we'll probably never know whether he's dead or alive Yes that's the one item that marrs your future Evelyn And after the lieutenant is gone You pace your upstairs sitting room wondering if Keith is alive or not And later that evening you lay in bed with the lights left burning Thinking over what the lieutenant said He may have had health Yes He may have had health And the next day you don't set foot outside the house or the next But on the following day your maid Clara comes into the drawing room Yes what is it Clara A gentleman is waiting to see you madam The lieutenant of police No madam a Mr. Dolgren Perry Dolgren The playwright Yes madam I believe that's what he said Show him in Clara Yes madam Mrs. Corey will see you Thank you Mrs. Corey I do hope you'll forgive this intrusion What do you want Mr. Dolgren It's about my play Mrs. Corey Keith mentioned it to you Your play Oh yes yes he mentioned it I realize this isn't the time to bring this up But you see I'm quite anxious about this play of mine And I knew you You came to see me about your play Mr. Dolgren Oh yes What else would I come to see you about Mr. Dolgren won't you Thank you Mrs. Corey It's kind of you After what Keith did I wasn't certain just how you'd accept me I intend to forget this horrible affair as quickly as possible That's why I plan an early return to the stage Your play Is it a good one I can't be modest about it It's just the play you were born for Really Keith said that it's You've seen me on the stage before Oh yes many times I lived in New York for many years you know I went to all your plays Oh nice Mr. Dolgren would you care to stay for tea I know we have so much to talk about Of course Mrs. Corey I'd love to I I can't think of anything I'd like better Yes there's so much to talk about isn't there Evelyn And you find Perry Dolgren a very personable young man And rather attractive too In fact any doubts you might have had about him at first Are soon dispelled by his quiet disarming manner In fact that evening as you sit propped up in bed Eagerly reading the play he has left for you Keith is almost entirely out of your mind And you find it interesting reading As the pages move between your fingers Faster and faster And the print begins to blur and Evelyn Madam what is it You're sick No Clara get my grace dude I'm going out Out Madam Yes yes yes tell Frank to bring the coupé What you do is I say tell Frank to have the car in front right away I'll drive myself no hurry Sit down Mrs. Corey fix you a drink No thank you You won't mind if I fix one for myself then I do mind Mr. Dolgren just what are you up to I'm afraid I don't understand This play you brought me this afternoon Oh you've read it God like it I repeat Mr. Dolgren what are you up to Oh then you don't like my play Oh I'm so sorry I thought it was rather good Excellent plot Man and woman plan to murder husband They murder husband they're caught The woman frames her lover gets away with it It's quite plausible you know It's been done What do you want What do I want Mrs. Corey I want my play produced that's all You want the play You know that's out of the question Well perhaps it's just that you don't like this play No matter I have another In fact I think it's much better really I know you like it Mrs. Corey It could be a hit on Broadway Or we might give it a whirl around Connecticut for a bit Try it out and all that And who would finance this play of yours Mr. Dolgren Well I sort of thought you'd be willing to risk it Mrs. Corey Of course I'll have to have the Let us say 50% of the gross Author's royalty 50% What if the show fails It probably will But then I have lots of more plays We can go on and on You can be both star and angel I'll just take my modest percentage This is blackmail Blackmail Why how can you say that Mrs. Corey Has a business proposition And you know Mrs. Corey Somehow I think Keith might like that Knowing that you and I are partners Well Evelyn What was that feeling you had About the tide sweeping up around you And dragging you down It really hits you now hasn't it Keith is alive and Perry Dolgren Is his go between To bleed you of every cent of that money You wanted for yourself True Some details of Perry's play Were not exactly as it happened But that's like Keith To be subtle You're trapped and you know it And during the next week you fight for a way out But only one thought occurs to you Keith would never dare come out of hiding So it's Perry you have to deal with Just Perry And then one night When he's making one of his friendly calls The way opens up for you All right Mr. Dolgren What is it this time As a matter of fact Mrs. Corey Something unexpected has come up I'm afraid I won't be able to wait For my share of the play I expected this How much do you want I'm afraid I'll need five thousand Five thousand You know I can't get that much The estate is too tied up Yes yes I thought of that But you're a jewelry Mrs. Corey Mr. Spencer was quite generous with jewelry wasn't he Jewelry? Yes the jewelry Whatever you happen to have over there In that wall safe Mrs. Corey I'm sure that'll do Yes I'm I'm sure it will I'll get it for you Do hurry will you please I'm in a bit of a rush Mrs. Corey Sorry to have to barge in And out like this you know But then as I said If you put that gun down you'll No Mr. Dolgren I won't put it down You'll never get away with this But I will They'll find you with my jewels In your pocket A burglar You see what I mean Mr. Dolgren But you can't You can't do this Can't I You're quite confident You won't fail this time aren't you Evelyn Now you'll call the police And tell them about the burglar And how you had to shoot him in self defense But before you do that You've got to set the scene again Though you hurry to Spencer's desk Pull out the drawers And spill the contents all over the floor You rush to the small cabinet Near the window and do the same Then the bookcase For the next few minutes You busy yourself placing the jewels In Dolgren's pocket And adding as much confusion Into the hall to call the police But before you can pick up the phone The doorbell ring Yes Evelyn There's someone at your front door Rather inconvenient time For callers isn't it But you've got to answer it You've got to get rid of whoever it is Lieutenant I was just going I have some news for you Mrs. Corey News Yes We've found Keith Elwood In a moment with a strange ending of tonight's story Those of you who heard the Meredith Wilson show Canada Dry Sparkle Time last Friday evening Heard Meredith deliver a really fine tribute To service station operators Which went something like this Here's to those friendly guys Who fill your radiator And your battery with free water Your tires with free air Who clean your windshield And furnish your maps And convenient rest rooms And then cheerfully say thanks Come back again Meredith Wilson also brought out another Particularly interesting fact In a recent nationwide survey To find out which employees Re-converted to courtesy The quickness after the war Folks named service station operators 8 to 1 Judging by the enthusiasm he put into it I couldn't help thinking Meredith must have had signal dealers In mind as he said this You see Meredith Wilson has been A good signal customer for 10 years Ever since he was one of the stars Of that other popular signal oil program The famous signal carnival Thanks Meredith for a swell tribute About a swell bunch of guys From a swell person And now back to the Whistler So they found Keith Elwood Yes And you wonder just what he's told The lieutenant And what of your burglar sprawled You'll have no time to rehearse This scene Evelyn You're on stage now The spotlight is on you And you've got to perform As you never have before You say they've found Keith Yeah we sure did Did he tell you He didn't tell us anything Mrs. Corey He couldn't He had a couple of police bullets in him We found him buried under Perry Dahlgren's beach house Buried under That's right The surgeon figures he couldn't have lived More than a few minutes after he crawled Out of the water and across to the beach At Dahlgren's place But he must have lived long enough to tell him Tell him what Mrs. Corey You know there are still a lot of angles To this case we just can't figure What do you know about this Perry Dahlgren Me I don't know anything about him lieutenant I only heard Keith mention him once or twice Then you've Never seen him I know I Mrs. Corey what is this What What do you mean lieutenant I mean we didn't want to alarm you But with Keith not accounted for We figured we'd better have a man Keep an eye on your place He phoned a report to me Every time Dahlgren has been here And he phoned me again Just a few minutes ago Mrs. Corey So we know he's still here I'm sure you want to see this thing Cleared up as much as I do So do you want to call Dahlgren Out of that room Or do we go in and question him together Let that whistle be your signal For the signal oil program The Whistler each Monday at nine Brought to you by the signal oil company Marketers of signal gasoline And motor oil and fine quality Automotive accessories Signal has asked me to remind you To get the most driving pleasure Drive at sensible speeds Be courteous And obey traffic regulations It may save a life Possibly your own Featured in tonight's story Were Mary Lansing, Joseph Kearns And Edmund MacDonald The Whistler was produced By George W. Allen Based on a story by Jean Fromhurst Music by Wilbur Hatch And by the Armed Forces Radio Service This is Marvin Miller speaking For the Signal Oil Company To CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System


We are an LA-based cold-pressed juice company. We're sourcing local ingredients from all over the West Coast, hence the name Little West, but we'll dive into that later. We're known for having a really high-quality product. We small batch everything. We are 24 hours farmed to bottle, which means we're basically sourcing our produce and pressing it and bottling it all within 48 hours. And yeah, I mean, that's pretty much it. We're known for the quality of our product and we love building it. She said 24, but really it's more pushing 48, more pushing 2 days. That's still pretty good. We're not holding you to it. No one's telling that to your place with a stopwatch. This is tasting like 49 hours, to be honest.  Can you share a little bit about that? Definitely, yeah. So we had an opportunity to open up our first storefront and it was right at the time where I kept on asking her, I said, babe, we should get married. We've been engaged for three years. We've been engaged for three years. I said, so what's the deal here? We should probably pick a venue, do something, invite friends, have a party at least, whatever. And it was my birthday weekend and we had had a reservation that we had booked at French Laundry up in Napa. It was like a bucket list, such a dream that we had always wanted to treat ourselves. Thomas Keller, right? Yeah. And so we just felt grateful that we got on the list finally to have a lunch there. And it was my birthday weekend. And so a couple days passed and I said to Cassandra, I'm like, this might be a great opportunity for us to get married as well. What do you think? What if we go up there and get married? This way we can save money on a wedding. Right. We can just elope and we can put a portion of the money that we had put aside for this wedding and her parents had generously set aside some money. There's three daughters. Oh, wow. Yeah. Out of three daughters. So they put a little money aside for us and we said, look, let's not spend all this money on a wedding and just goes into the ether, the abyss and let's put it into the storefront and just have a great time going to French Laundry. And at the same time, I was looking for a career change. We didn't know what that business was, but I was looking for a career change. I'd spent six years in the fashion business. I really don't care about clothes. I just eat, sleep and breathe food. She said she was selling clothes to women that didn't need any more clothes. Yeah. The whole time. Yeah. So it just wasn't super fulfilling. Yeah. And at home, we were just really passionately at the time making cold pressed juices and making smoothies and we were just kind of getting I love how you say passionately making cold pressed juices. When I say passionately and we promise we'll get to the storefront eventually. But the reason why I say passionately is we're really passionate about inspiring people around us to be healthier. Yeah. And I think like when we get on a kick of something. There's purpose there. Yes. We want everyone else to be on it with us and we want to share that the excitement that we have because if we're feeling good, we feel like other people can feel good doing the same thing. So basically we had an opportunity, friends of ours who have a yoga studio right here on La Brea in LA, they were expanding. They basically told us one night over dinner and Andrew's like, you guys, if you can carve out 200 square feet from that yoga studio, we'll open up a juice bar. And they were like, yeah, let's do it. So we're cheering, having wine. And then the next morning I remember waking up and being like, wait a second, did we just agree that I'm quitting my career of six years and opening up a 200 square foot juice bar with our wedding money? Because at this point we had just eloped. That does sound crazy. And we were like, what are we going to do? Yeah. And Andrew goes, yeah, I think we should do it. Risk taker, not risk taker. And so basically within six months of that, we opened up a juice bar. So, I mean, it was just totally nuts. We had no clue what we were doing. We leaned on friends of ours who had restaurants to learn how to purchase produce.  What's the weight of a case? So that was all part of it. But we essentially opened up this little juice bar. And the story is, yes, we took the money that friends and family had lent us. Some money, a little bit of money that we had put away. And we opened up a 200 square foot juice bar without thinking about anything else.


from New York, extracting the signal from the noise. It's the Cube, covering Spark Summit East, brought to you by Spark Summit. Now your hosts, Dave Vellante and George Gilbert. At the Hilton Hotel, this is Spark Summit East and this is the Cube. The Cube goes out to the events. We extract the signal from the noise. Jack Norris is here. He's the CMO of MapR, a longtime Cube alum. Jack, it's great to see you again. Hey, thank you Dave. You've been here since the beginning of this whole big data meme. It might have started here. I don't know, I think we've come full circle. I think you're right, I mean it really did start and I think in this building it was our first big data show with the original Hadoop world and you guys like I say have been there from the start. You were kind of impatient early on.  You guys have been growing, you're growing your sales for us and things are good and all of a sudden, boom, the Spark thing comes in. So we're seeing the evolution. I remember saying to George, in the early days of Hadoop we were geeking out, talking about all the bits and bytes and then it turned into a business discussion. It's like we're back to the hardcore bits and bytes. So give us the update from MapR's point of view. Where are we in the whole big data space? Well, I think it has transitioned. I mean, if you look at the typical large fortune company the Web 2.0s, it's really how do we best leverage our data and how do we leverage our data in that we can make decisions much faster, right? That high-frequency decision-making process and typically that involves taking production data and analytics and joining them together so that you're actually impacting business as it happens and to do that effectively requires innovations. So the exciting thing about Spark is taking and having a distributed compute engine that's much easier to develop and much faster. So remember, the early days we'd be at these shows and the big question was, can you take the humans out of the equation? It's like, no, no, humans are the last mile. Is that changing or we still need that human interaction? Well, I think humans are important part of the process but increasingly if you can adjust and make small algorithmic decisions and make those decisions at that moment of truth, you get big impact and I'll give you a few examples. So, ad platforms, Rubicon project over 100 billion ad auctions a day. Humans part of that process in terms of setting that up and reviewing the process but each supply and demand decision there is an automated decision. Optimizing that has a huge impact on the bottom line. Fraud, credit card, swiping that transaction and deciding is this fraudulent or not, avoiding false positives, et cetera, a big leveraged item. So we're seeing things like that across manufacturing, across retail, healthcare and it isn't about asking bigger questions or doing reports and looking back at what happened last week, it's more how can I have an infrastructure in place that allows this organization to be agile? Because it's not the companies with the most data that's going to win, it's the companies that are the most agile in making intelligent adjustments. So much data, humans can't ingest it any faster.  So the world needs data scientists that needs trained developers. You got some news I want to talk about on the training side but even that we can only throw so many bodies at the problem. So it's really software that's going to allow us to scale and software's hard, software takes time. So we've seen a lot of the spend in this analytics big data world on services and obviously you guys and others have been working hard to shift it toward software. I want to come back to that training issue. We heard this morning about Databricks Launch to MOOC. They trained 20,000 people. It's a lot but still a long way to go. You guys are putting some investment into training. Talk about that news. Yeah. Well, it starts at the underlying software. If you can do things on the platform to make it much easier and do things that are hard to surround with services like data protection, right? If you've lost data, it doesn't matter how many people you throw at it, you can't recover it, right? So that's kind of the starting point. And you're going to get fired. The approach we've taken is to take a software product approach to the training as well. So we rolled out on-demand training. So it's free, it's on-demand. You work at your own pace. It's got different modules. There's some training associated with that or some hands-on labs, if you will. We launched that last January, so it's basically coming up the year anniversary we recently celebrated. We've trained 50,000 people on Hadoop and Big Data. Today, we're announcing expansion on Spark classes. We've got full curriculum around Spark, including a certification. So you can get Spark certification through this map, our on-demand training. Got it, George. You said something really, really intriguing that I want to dive into a little bit. Where we were talking about the small decisions that can be made really, really fast without a human in the loop. Human might have to train them, but at runtime. Now, where you said it's not about asking bigger questions, it's finding faster answers. What had to change in your platform or the underlying technology to make that possible? You know, there's a lot that goes into it. It's typically a series of functions, a kind of breadth that needs to be brought to the problem as well as squeezing out latencies. So instead of the traditional approach which is different applications and different analytic techniques, dictate a separate silo, a separate scheme of data, and you've got those all around the organization and data kind of travels and you get an answer at the end of some period of time. It's converging that all together into a single platform, squeezing out those latencies so that you can have an informed action at the speed of business, if you will. And let's say Spark never came along. Would that be possible? Yes, yes. How would you do it? So if you look at kind of the different architectures that are out there, there's typically deep analytics, let's go look at the trends, the last seven years, what happened, and then let's look at doing actions on a streaming set, say for instance, Storm, and then let's do a real-time database operation, so you can do that with HBase or MapRDB and all of that together. What Spark has really done is made that whole development process just much easier and much more streamlined, and that's where a lot of the excitement's happened. So you mentioned earlier, two use cases, ad tech and fraud detection. And I want to sort of ask you about those in the state of those, so ad tech obviously has come a long way, but it's still got a ways to go. I mean you look at, who's making money in ads? Obviously Google, they're making tons of money, everybody else is sort of chasing them. Facebook making money, probably because they didn't let Google in, right? So how will Spark affect sort of that business? And what's MapR's sort of role in evolving that to the next level? So there's different kind of compute and the types of things you can do on the data. I think increasingly we're seeing the kind of streaming analytics and making those decisions as the data arrives. And then there's the whole ecosystem in terms of how do you coordinate those flows of data? It's not just a simple here's the origin, here's the destination, there's typically a complex data flow. That's where we've kind of focused on MapR Streams, this huge publish and subscribe infrastructure so that you can get real time data at the appropriate location, and then do the right operations. A lot of that involved with Spark, but not exclusively. Okay, and then on fraud detection, obviously come a long way, sampling kind of died. Yes, yes. And now we're getting too many false positives. You get the call, I mean I get a lot of calls because we buy so much equipment. But now what about the next level? What are you guys doing to take fraud detection to the next level so that when I get on the plane in Boston, I land in London, it knows. Is that a database problem? Is it an integration problem, a systems problem, what role are you guys playing in solving that? Well, there's a lot of details and techniques that probably go beyond what we'll share publicly or what our customers talk about publicly. I think in general it's the more data that you can apply to a problem, the more context, the better off you are. It's the way I kind of summarize it. So that instead of a sampling or instead of a, boy that's a strange purchase over there, understanding, well this is Dave Valenti and this is the full body of expenditures he's done and the types of things. And here's who he frequently purchases from and here's kind of a transaction trend. Started in San Francisco, went to New York, et cetera. So in context it would make more sense. So part of that is more data and the other part of that is just better algorithms and better learnings and applying that on a continuous basis. How are your customers dealing with that constraint? They've got $100 to spend. They can only spend so much on each of those. Gathering more data, cleaning the data, they spend so much time getting it ready versus making their machine learning algorithms or whatever the other techniques to do. What are you seeing there? Is sort of best practice, it probably varies I'm sure but give us some color on that. I'll actually go back to Google and Google a letter last round. Excellent insights coming from Google. They wrote a paper called The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Data and in it they basically squarely address that problem and given the choice to invest in either the complex model and algorithm or put more data at it, putting more data had a huge impact. And my simple explanation is if you're sampling the data you have to have a model that tries to recreate reality, if you're looking at all of the data, then the anomalies can pop up and be more apparent. And the more context you can bring, the more data from other sources so you get around a better picture of what's happening, the better off you are. And so that requires scale, it requires speed and it requires different techniques that can be brought to bear. The database operation, here's a streaming operation, here's a deep file machine learning algorithm. So there's a lot of vendors in the big data ecosystem are coming at Spark from different angles and are trying to add value to it and sort of bathe themselves in the halo. Now you guys took some time up front to build a converged platform so that you weren't trying to wrap your arms around 37 different projects. Can you tell us how having perhaps not anticipated Spark how this converged platform allows you to add more value to it than other approaches? So we simplify, if you look at the Hadoop ecosystem it's basically separated into the components for compute and management on top of the data layer. The Hadoop distributed file system. So how do you scale data, how do you protect it? It's very simply what's going on. Spark really does a great job at that top layer, doesn't do anything about defining the underlying storage layer. In the Hadoop community, that underlying storage layer is a batch system. So you're trying to do micro batch streaming operations on top of batch oriented data. What we addressed was to take that whole data layer, make it real time, make it random read write, converge enterprise storage together with Hadoop support and Spark support on a single platform. And that's basically the difference. We're gonna make an enterprise, great. You guys were really the first to lead that. Absolutely. You were, everybody started talking about enterprise, great after you were kind of delivering it. So you've had a lead there. Do you feel like you still have a lead there or is that the kind of thing where you sort of hit the top of the S curve and you start innovating elsewhere? NC State did a study just this past year. A recent study identified that only 25% of data corruption issues are identified and properly handled by the Hadoop distributed file system. 42% of those are silent. So there's a huge gap in terms of quote unquote, enterprise grade features and what we provide. Silent data corruption has been a problem for decades now and it's no different in the Hadoop ecosystem, especially as mainstream businesses start to adopt this. What's happening in the valley? We're seeing the Wall Street Journal every day. You read about down rounds, flat rounds. People can't get B rounds.  What do you see? Do you feel like you're achieving escape velocity? Maybe give us sort of an update on the state of the business. Yeah, I think the state of the business is best represented by the customers. And the customers kind of vote. They vote in terms of how well is this technology driving their business. So we've got a recent study that kind of shows the returns that customers are getting. We've got a 1% insurance, a 99% retention rate with our customers. We've got an expansion rate that's unbelievable. We've got multimillion dollar customers in seven of the top verticals and nine out of the top 10 million dollar customers. So we're seeing significant investments and more importantly, significant returns on the part of customers where they're not just doing a single application on the platform, but multiple applications. Jack Norris, the map are always focused. Always a pleasure having you on theCUBE. Thanks very much for coming on. Thanks guys, appreciate it. Thank you. Right there, we'll be back with our next guest. Is theCUBE alive from Spark Summit East? We'll be right back.


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What's up everybody Jason here for jazzy's case breaks calm We just sold out jazzy's 24 box pick and roll basketball mixer on our website and again. This is a random team break Multiple years worth of product guys 30 total spots that really gets a random team in the NBA I just remember no veteran common ship this mixer includes products from 2021 19 20 18 19 17 18 14 15 13 14 12 13 0 9 0 10 loaded with huge rookie potentials lots of value and Will be hundreds of cars top-loaded in this pray guys would be a lot of stuff guys So again the box list is from one box of 1920 prison retail all the way down to 1819 status hanger You can get a picture of the boxes right there very very nice stuff so Here's a dice really. Here's a customer name.  So I appreciate it guys So Anthony Johnson got a full spot straight up Gretchen Joseph Gretchen Adam Christopher with two and then we have Gregory with the one and then Alan getting a lot spot mojo So two more today And there's the list of teams. So here's a dice roll. Let's roll it and we got ourselves a one and a five six times Good luck one two three four five and six Blake down to Gregory all right six times one two three four five and Sixth and final time Clippers down to the pelicans. All right. So there you go. So Blake you have the clippers Joseph Be with the Hornets Richard Bagan with the blazers Robert with the heat Jay with the magic Anthony Johnson with the Sun Sean with the Knicks Alec with the Pacers Joshua with the Thunder Adam with the pistons Gretchen You have the Jazz Sean with the Kings Nick with the Cavs Steve with the Lakers Christopher with the Nets Robert Ronco with the Rockets Rob Plemons with the Warriors Gretchen you have the Celtics Robert Ronco with the Spurs Brandon you have the Grizzlies Jason with the Bulls Brian Frank with the 76ers Michael the Nuggets Sean with the Hawks Christopher with the Wizards Alan with the Raptors Michael with the Bucks Robert with the T-Wills Gretchen You have the Dallas Mavericks And Gregory with the pelicans Come on Kings All right, if anybody wants to trade. I'll give you guys a couple minutes I'm gonna go to shoot a little monster box here, and then I'm gonna start ripping some of these boxes Also guys remember, I mean, I don't think there's gonna be any trades But remember this is going all the way back to oh no, I'll nine oh ten And I think Steph Curry's a rookie in oh nine oh ten 2012-13 has the double-class rookie. So you have you know a Kyrie Irving Kauai Leonard Clay Thompson's in there Anthony Davis, so I mean we're going back old school to their previous teams where they started off two guys All right, we got one deal guys. So do you have a two-for-one? So it's spurs and Rockets for the Sun, correct, right? Is that correct guys? All right, cool Coolie oh So a little trade mojo there and Anthony you now have these spurs And you have the Rockets Sweet there you go. All right, cool you guys. Thank you. All right. Let's do this guys Now where is my knife? Shark I should say a fish fish knife mojo You line full refunds. I just had it here unless someone just took it I'm gonna remove them both of these side packs because there's a lot of packs John Henson and Vusevich, I believe is a rookie in here Bradley Biel Jimmy Butler and an Anthony Davis And I was gonna go to New Orleans pelicans Play Thompson Dion waiters Myers Leonard, I think I said Thomas is also a rookie in this So it's Tristan Thompson loser Williams Harris Kobe Develle McGee Flip back and forth German for a debt. I think Also, he's actually pretty big in China Kyrie Irving and D. Lil to historic hobby for hobby class Jeremy Lam Parsons Bradley Biel Jimmy Butler and another Anthony Davis Very nice play Thompson Bernard James Ted Ross under a drumming LeBron James Moe Harkless All right, yes Kobe and we got an autograph Deondre Liggins Orlando magic with that one another D. Lil Get a half court shy. I should just kill The all-star game Kyrie Irving. All right guys, this is a double rookie class So just a ton of great players in this class, I mean Even if you separated them, they'd still be great. All right guys give me a quick sec I'm just top-looking all these bigger rookies. All right a lot of nice rookies. We're almost done guys This is actually a pretty long box break It's a whole like rack pack sell a box Takes a little time, but we're almost there LeBron James Moe Harkless Terrence Ross that card was stuck together Ross drumming Deon waiters Jeremy Lam IT Justin Thompson D. Lil Hey, Ryan, how's it going Shaq? Let's eat you man. Hope everything's well Thomas Robinson There's a Kawhi Leonard rookie Kyrie Irving rookie impact Harrison Barnes Lost a little stack right here guys. I'm also gonna get done with a little blaster to just get get out of this hoops out of the way That's probably the biggest the longest box we have here in the mixer Austin Rivers You guys want a dollar off hoops You buy both hoops blasters back when they were ten bucks There's a Kawhi Leonard rookie right there already see it busy busy nice awesome, man Sweet I won't be for a little bit, but I could definitely do that tonight busy busy Yeah, you might fall asleep then man. I won't be doing this until like To be honest like 10 30 that's specific Bradley Beale But yeah, man. You can always watch the replay Wake up to some big hits Anthony Davis.  Wow, this would have been a great blaster Clay Thompson too Tyler Zeller This would have been a great personal blaster play Kyrie Kawhi and it is Bradley Beale Yeah, for sure, man. I know things are starting to get a little bit better. So that's the good thing and Good thing is that we you know, we're we're not too far off alley-axe man quick pit stop We're what like four miles down PCH The show man All right guys, well there you go. I know that took like 30 minutes guys. I'm sorry, but It's just this one's gonna take long So I mean all these rookies here from the 2013 super loaded draft class There we go first one Let's stick with some hoops. We'll go with premium hoops. Just kind of switch it up a little bit Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely man Trust me. We have a lot of a lot of kids coming to the store today daily when we're open and I think this summer is going to be a big Big time for a lot of families to come in and stop by Summer time traveling. Yeah, man Take a trip. Take a trip Good thing is that you can kind of make a day out of it, you know, obviously if you come to LA sightseeing or go to disney on or whatever the case may be um You know, we're in such a beautiful beach right here area that you can plan out one of your days you can Hang out here, right? Beautiful beach Fair places to eat on on the pier Uh, we're down the street from the pier as well chill rip some packs kids can buy some stuff Hang out at the bar Card bar that is of course Yeah, you can easily make a day out of it Exactly man. There you go even better So yeah, they have it and everything's good and You know, I think we could be making a trip out there. I'm going to the uh To the Dallas car show this weekend when Nick I'm going to be buying some stuff for hit packs and crates all this stuff so They have that show weekly. I mean, I'm sorry monthly now and it's got it to become a pretty big show I think more people I know now are going this time than last month It's like almost 500 booths. It's pretty a table setup. I should say it's pretty strong Should be fun But yeah, the national happens, I think you would go for the weekend and I don't know We'd set up to break. We might set up to maybe buy and sell cards, but Probably do some personals on the floor. It'd be much easier to do. Yeah personal boxes galloway wiggins kevin knocks mantis diable d. Lil LeBron kpj jj reddick dm waiters Yeah, he was yeah, he goes everyone too Yeah, he came to I think he came to he usually comes to there tomorrow to stop by our store to pick up the weekly psa shipments I don't think I've seen him today, though Oh, he came early. No, he missed him then. Oh, do they have a philly show too? Yeah, usually fanatic sets of a philly show, don't they? You can stop by philly too Jordan pool burdens anthony davis mantis diable Fernando Nicholas clockston hero yonder hunter and his cancer erin gordon Well, it is what it is david, right? Some of us Some of us either You know Can you say worked really hard to get that money in your early in your life? Yes. I'm sure there's people like that, right? hit the lotto Come from from a wealthy family, which is you know, it is what it is, right? It's just it's it is wild though Oh casino upstairs. Oh that is dangerous So so I can throw some xion psa 10 silvers on on the black on the tables Just say black six and just throw xion That's how much I want to bet black six I Keldon Johnson Jalen Brunson and court side late griffin broglobes jerry culver green rj barrett lukas and monitch auto porter jr. Alan samolich Which one david you talk about the national the national Do they have another show besides the national in chicago? Usually the national's at the end of july Yeah, but everything's good It still goes on You know, we're good to go. I think they would go I think we'll also start setting up at some of these places, too All right, let's go with some lasers And there's a lebron james laser right there But the lakers steve chant klaxon d wade kairi kpj. I think you just got called up queen cook kd Oh, that's the other sports spectacular. Man, that's that's really close to the national as a roby jackson haze derrius bezie And ludor Is that do they host that one at the rosemont convention center right there and Right there uh next to the airport. All right, let's get some blasters out of the way rookie kings harry giles Doug McDermott lorry market and rookie. Whoops. Sorry oljana. Novi terence fergusson dwayne bacon john collins and a frank jackson hollow Oh, you work out. Oh hair. Nice Yeah, every time you used to go to the nationals there right there across the street from the convention center Had to go to gibson's right there Down the street There's like a geno's east. That's like one of the favorite places that I like there for pizza Dear dollars is on the other side First time I went to Chicago. I went on a pizza tour. I love pizza so much It's actually pretty cool. All right, let's go nine two thousand nine two thousand and ten This is where some of these Steph rookie cars can pop out I just like that. It's so conveniently close to the airport You know, you get a shuttle from the hotel to the to the airport or vice versa If you wanted to go to downtown, I think the train is right there quinn richardson cj miles danny green danny green rookie patrick beverly jaryl henderson Taj Gibson and how about this?  That is awesome. Chicago bulls gonna jason It's a cool little mj Bulls uniform mj Can't beat it. That is uh blake griffin's brother taylor green Legacies jordan chris paul James johnson kobe Dante cunningham Blake griffin The rookie there for blake demir carol legacy Jeff teague and you have for the utah jazz dual game materials john stockton and daron williams sam young Hashim to beat All right, there you go Oh, did they really man? It's gibson. Well, I would assume gibson's maybe was okay. Was that still their day? I feel like because it's connected to the whole towel. It should be fine, right? All right, let's go some more heavy based though So let's try I'm gonna try to get all this heavy based up out of the way here And then this is where it starts getting a little lighter And then we can start getting to the really really high end stuff. I'm glad it's still there I gotta eat there when we go Expensive so then again, you're getting good food, right? Good, I guess spark plugs tj ford autograph while on her backstage We got whoo shake. You'll just alexander to 10 gold gold One off the jersey number three out of 10 Okay, see going to joshua cherry But a little lamello It was really good people's I mean I never really I'm not really eating at like higher end like well good good food places like that when I was younger Of course, but when I went to Chicago for the first time with with jasses is a national Um, we had like a partnership with this other place. They took us out to eat there because we had a really really good weekend life changing It's really good a mellow city we'll switch Yeah, well, we had we didn't go to we didn't like well obviously last year We didn't get international because of course I got canceled and then a year before we didn't go either just because We didn't really see the benefit of us going at the time You know, we were Opening up this store here. You know, we were you know for the most part, I mean National of course like has the exposure of people in person to see who you are, right? Like a little trade show at the end of the day, right? but I mean, you know, we were just more focused on opening our store And we really didn't see the benefit so much of doing that because it's a lot of work for breaking at this Over there guys. It's a lot of work. I mean The first year we did it I think we didn't ship anything we brought everything back and Kind of suck because you were backed up for like a week or two right and breaks because you were there for a whole week Second year we did we brought up our shipping team and it was cool. It's just a lot of work, you know sorting shipping from the from the national and then if you had to bring anything back but you know Third and fourth year we went like we went to Atlantic City back to Chicago It was a little easier because we knew we were getting ourselves into but Yeah, it's a lot of work. So I don't know if we'll be breaking Breaking this time we were to go But I think what we can do is get booths to sell buy sell And probably do some wax, you know what I mean? Just do some personals because with Instagram now it's just so much easier Just got to carry a phone. You don't got to carry a whole computer, you know Nice. I've been to portillo's over there It's the first time I tried it over there. There's actually a portillo's here in in Buena Park But yeah, I went to portillo's there a good customer of ours Todd weird and He was taking us to the airport. He was helping us out instead of getting a taxi. He's like, I'll take you guys to the airport And um, he took us to portillo's before we got our flight It's pretty awesome high voltage Tyrese maxi Obi-Toppin and Trey Jones hot signatures Killian Hayes Theomaladon, Cole Anthony Salih Bey Manuquigli and Anthony Edwards All right, let's continue on guys All right, so this is a retail box of 1718 donors opted Dennis Smith jr. All of retail Josh Hart rookie We got Sheldon Mack signature series autographs koaliner courts, uh court kings to 85 Jerry West Luke canard Clay Thompson and a Donovan Mitchell spider There you go. Nice little rookie right there.   I felt my I felt like an indent under the mat Right I'm like, what the hell? It's under the mat, man It's hiding from me. All right.  Nice kings just scored and kings just scored two gamers Jason terry ryan anderson logan tonight Going with you Doug mcdermott Marcus smart Tyler and it's To 99 the rookies artists proved that looks like a beautiful card drachman roberts carlande relic Jeremy then At a 99 All right next box 1920 hoops kings tied it up Oh camp they got it. That's a hatchery That's a hatty To important anthony He really did it nice. They scored a goal, but then they called it back for interference But they just tied it. So I think they're gonna score again right now watch I think they're gonna win it in regulation.  That's a level three Yeah, level three camo walker to 99 harry gas autograph fresh paint for the kings going to shon maddock We got tj four or sorry tj leaf I should say Relic for the pacers and then two more base cards right there Let's go back to 2012 13 really quick guys go some terribly so uh totally certified So the kobe packs are automatically to the lakers And we got kobe kobe kobe kobe kobe kobe Jay Crowder rookie roll call autograph Dallas mavericks of that one That is Gretchen Terrell Harris and also I I'm gonna say this has to be a kairi rookie even though it didn't say rookie since it was a rookie 2012 13 class david west relic Kendall marshal And we got melcom blee rookie roll call signature minnesota t-wills goudluck kaolari And we have he do turkle Private signings mammy heat. I mean sorry Orlando magic also this uh It's toronto raptors guys So I know it's in a rocket uniform. We're gonna see right here. It says um Traded to the raptors on 7 11 2012 So we go by the back of the card. Okay buying them jarrod bailis john henson LaMarcus aldridge Randy foie Yeah, darin collison Dirk And juwan johnson All right, sorry about that guys had to refill my top loaders All right guys Pretty much done with most of the heavy heavy based stuff Now we're gonna start getting to some more higher end boxes I'm gonna start off with some Status basketball from 1718 And then work our way to some other stuff here this crusade is a 1314 so Let's chase him the honest rookies potentially Let's go with some status here John Collins rookie Uji on a nobie rookie credentials We got the 27 juice of nurtures We got chris dunn to 2.99 dj wilson And richard hamilton autograph to 99 detroit pistons gordon hayward to 149 Stockton No crazy rookies there unfortunately All right, let's go with the status team all All right, kai bowman We got kg kendrick nun We got bulbul Lebron trophy club Kam reddish kelton johnson Is that lulu that is louis donchich jackson haze say roby over echelon anthony davis alan iverson rui hachimura Out of 125 landry's chamet and boy a little dorks All right, let's go 1314 guys. Good luck nick young to 199 autograph of the lakers rig mighorn marcus morris john louis We got kenneth ferread calvin murphy shane baddie and reggie jackson trapeka chandler parson's reggie bullock That's a rookie chris bosh alfru camino That's a rookie there, not the right buck rookie we want though raymond felton niggas baton jamal crawford kawaii lenard nerlin's noel rookie That's nice And jj reddick Yeah, we also have the filler with the sellout randy It's definitely going to do that sapphire, but I might call it after that. Let's go to uh, 2021 certified After that guys, uh, we're gonna have some pretty high-end stuff We're almost at the end of this video guys the mighty stuff curry devin vasille shea gildus danney emannu quickly and salique bay Fresh faces to 25 pink camo Detroit's We're at adam jacob That's a defective top order Killian, cassia stanley chris milton jamarant Zion, the mighty kd tyrix maxi torto noir What a kd numbered for the nets to 99 yannis gold team coli jokic And kelly ovary jr. Gold to 10 for phoenix It's trade mojo for robert ronkel Oh, so I didn't notice this card, but sujin. I know it's a base rookie, but This card look like it was really damaged coming out of the pack I just noticed it right now all right 1819 status hangar A little quick chance in some little rookie john wall Deondre aiden rookie calling sexton michael bridges Arfraini simons bruce brown Stam dog champion right there So let's do poops premium well I four packs got some nice cards in here though D wade avie bradley And a nicole meli to 49 Tramont waters rookie deondre hunter Or john de jordan and zack levine Nice just got home in awesome, brother Yeah, it was good seeing you too, man yeah jaylin newell The ladovan kendrick nun all righty j crowder yannitons de kumpel ryan forbes anis canter and derrick rose All right guys still actually have quite a few boxes left, but they're all quick ones though So we have kanini one-on-one. We'll save that for last We got this one here. We had the retail I think we're probably gonna go like in this order right here I think what we'll do is we'll go in this order right there Let's go clearly donner's first rj autograph rj barrett very nice Who has a new york nicks Sean maddock, there you go, man Arjun the nicks are killing it too They really Really gonna make the playoffs jaylin newell, nicole meli fiondo cabinelli Somali jitch taco fall lulu It's a second year though Still not oh lebron james stargazing A little chip here in this corner Number 14 out of 25 for the lakers steve chan Is a roby and how about a little toddler hero so off-center Jesus Ben Simmons all clear for takeoff. There is garland and little rj barrett Is that who they would be playing right now crown royale 1718 markhouse folds and marcus morris number to 10 oh nice well for boston fan you can definitely be happy but I think uh I think the west is really gonna take it anyways, right? The west is just super more such more stacked That playoffs is gonna be tough whatever comes out of it victorious Malcolm brogdon autograph for the bucks to 99 and terence ross I mean they could I mean obviously on paper On paper they're part of the best team, right but I don't know. I still feel like the west is still too much stronger but um They might win it much easier though because If you're gonna think of it that way I think by paper as long as they're healthy They should have been right Another thing is to maybe what gives them an advantage that I'm not saying the east is trash, but All these teams battle each other out in the west and just kill each other then And it might be easier for eastern team to try to win Jack what's going on, bro? That's right. I heard Has he hasn't even played much this year The one I'm sorry, man, but the clippers are cursed Blake Griffin speaking of the Blake Griffin Harrison Barnes for the Kings Imangia and Romual Langford Darius Basie gold kawaii Leonard Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's just too competitive Fyandu Kevin Alley nice back-to-back hits there for the Clippers Seth Curry for Dallas Should be one more golden here somewhere James Harden Bron James There's a girl there you go lbj red team all wave Eric Pashall JJ Reddick Cameron Johnson Dylan Brooks Grant Williams and Taj Gibson New York Knicks gold 1920 optic retail I know Kings had so many chances to win that game Just got into a deep little hole. They should have won at the end of the third When they finally tied it jack, I thought they were gonna I thought they should have won there. I was like, man, they're gonna lose an overtime They just don't do too well in overtime, especially with the ducks But campy campy's playing some good puck right now Game winner on Saturday Hat trick today And then copet's heart just continues to just Eat up points Yeah, one point's better than no points, right? It's just Minnesota Minnesota just looking too good right now De La Noel D. Lil, Demir Carrol, Taco Carson Edwards, Hollow, Purple Retail Jordan Poole And a Goga Bitate Hollow Rader Rookie RJ Oh, did they really? Gerald Green Ocala DeMar DeRozan What's East Ivel? Dwight Poel Evan Fournier, Seiko Dunboya T-minus 3-2-1 Little Hollow, Joellen Beat Jared Colver, My House Kyle Guy You got a splash, Phoenix Suns Definitely making a splash in the West Pashaw DeMar's Nikhil Alexander Walker Jaylen Brown, Nicholas Flax then Let's put it on NHL on the fly on the fly How many games in total are the are the are the Is NHL playing is it 50, 60? Is it more than is it like almost 70? All right last three boxes guys Oh We're already at the halfway point then kings have played like 24 games now I think the kings have a shot. It's just at the West right there. It's so stacked right now Vegas is for sure going to go in Minnesota is just playing too good right now You get the blues they've played the most games, but It's just like each division Pop four make it right Oh the highlights on right now for the Knux and Stature Demko actually the guy now in Vancouver. It's about damn time I've been seeing a lot of bashing of carry price lately On twitter Tyler Hero, I always thought it was overrated though folks Cody Martin hollow Spencer Dinwiddie Kobe Miles Turner Nikhil Alexander Walker Zion instant impact Quendari witherspoon There's basely Ricky Mike Scott 76ers Siakam Net empty 46 seconds left is what you're talking about.  Yeah Oh Brock Besser. Oh, that's the amazing state you're talking about right down Besser Yeah, but if Besser lifts that up, he scores easily Cat Allen Iverson Goga Bitatsu Tyler hero Jared Colver and a Zion bass. There we go Can you say tens are almost like a thousand dollars now stamp looks good Centering not bad There's a Matisse Dival John DeGiorgan Silver by Drexler Rui Colver Gafford Oladipo and Derek Rose Two boxes left guys Two boxes left guys All right, good luck guys IT Marvin Bagley and behind Marvin Is Tramont waters out of eight Black gold Gold For the Boston Celtics going to Gretchen Four out of eight There you go, Gretchen You got Ben Simmons Armin Bagley at 88 Opala and taco Little mojo All righty last box guys. Good luck. Yeah, I can't believe we did 20 24 boxes already. It did take me about two hours About to hit two hours on the recording right now Hassan Whiteside to 99 Portland Trailblazers This autograph would be good Say rookie auto. Wow. It is good Jamarant usually when the This is not even a rookie. Usually the autograph is pretty good. And I'll tell you what it's pretty good 32 out of 99 Jamarant That is for the Memphis Grizzlies Brandon Hall Right at the end brother On card as well Sweet sweet hit And there you go guys. That was the break. It's a pretty long break See the last couple boxes there little Jamarant Hassan Whiteside I'll do a career cap of just like the top-loaded cards Taco mojo got a black gold Tramont waters out of eight Zion base penmanship Mike Scott try to hear a rookie Zion Wilmson a gold from team all mosaic kawaii Leonard Todd Gibson the brown james red wave Couple rookies there Malcolm Brogdon R. J. Barrett R. J. Barrett autograph from clear cut Or sorry clearly Donner's out of 25 LeBron James We have fresh faces Sadeek Bay at a 10 Kelly Aubrey jr. Richard Harrington autograph Nick Young KD to 99 shame baddie rallying jay crowder rookie Kyrie Irving Malcolm Lee Hebrew Turcaloo David West Relic by num Aldrich Dirk tj leaf That's a level three Caleb swanigan Harry Giles fresh paint rookie Bruno Fernandez you don't it has them Ja Zion Ja Lamello Sheldon Mack Joellen be die-cut rookie. That was really nice. Actually guys Donovan Mitchell raider rookie Julius rounder raider rookie some relics Lamello Tyler Anas Trey Jones out of 10 Shagel just Alexander autograph here tj Ford Utah Jazz Stockton little Uh masterpieces canvas of Michael Jordan LeBron James And all the rookies here from the 2012-13 and it's a ton kawaii D. Lil Kyrie Beale butler davis clay Thompson Liggins was your autograph Very strong 2012-13 draft class And again, I mean I've got to show you the monster box There's just a ton of cards to be penny sleeved if I can even turn this this far Like there's a whole roll is penny sleeves A lot of rookies numbered cards and whatnot So I appreciate you guys no giveaway in this one just straight up nice nice mixture of 24 boxes So I appreciate you guys. Uh, this was jasmine 24 box pick and roll mixer on the website Look out for another mixer actually guys that we can potentially do tomorrow with joe So let me switch scenes for you guys really quick Sorry the explicit froze the video was recording was so long But we have another basketball mixer on the website Uh, it's 27 boxes a little bit more than this one. 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Hey guys, welcome back to our channel. My name is Andrea with Foodimentary Adventures in Food and today I'm going to share with you one of my favorite recipes which is Kroc Pot Swedish Meatballs and I found this recipe on a website called The Country Cook and I will make sure to link the recipe in the description box. I want to show you everything that you will need for this recipe first. So the first thing that you are going to need is two pounds of frozen meatballs. You can use any variety that you'd like. I have a preference for either the IKEA frozen fully cooked meatballs or the Trader Joe's meatballs either one of those. The reason I prefer those two brands is that they don't have any fillers in it and then the soy flour or textured vegetable protein and and what have you. So I just prefer these and you do want to make sure that they are fully cooked meatballs. You're also going to need one package of Lipton Onion Soup Mix, the dry mix. You are going to need two tablespoons of A1 steak sauce. You're going to need one can of beef broth, one can of cream of mushroom soup, one cup of sour cream and you're going to need your egg noodles. So this is what you're going to need to get started and follow along with me and I'll show you how I combine everything in the crock pot. Hey guys so let me show you how you put everything together in the crock pot. Okay so I have my crock pot lined with the crock pot liner just because this recipe is very saucy and can stick sometimes. So all I'm going to do is pour in my can of beef broth and my A1 steak sauce and next I am going to add my package of the Lipton Onion Soup Mix, just one package and one can of the cream of mushroom soup. This is such an easy recipe to make and you know of course the meatballs are fully cooked so they don't have to necessarily cook for you know the six or six to eight hours that's required for this recipe. I think the reason that they want you to cook it so long is so that all of the flavors can come together and I'm just going to give it a stir. So again you can cook this for six to eight hours on low or three to five hours on high. So I have everything, all the liquids in there. So the next thing I'm going to add is my frozen meatballs. Okay so I have all of my frozen meatballs in there and I'm just kind of kind of give them a little stir and I am going to cover this crock pot up and cook it on low for about seven hours. Now when it gets close to the end of cooking time that's when I'm going to add in my sour cream so I'll be back to show you guys that and then your noodles you're going to cook separately. So I will be back at the end of the seven hours of cooking time to show you how I add in the sour cream. Okay so it's been about seven hours now and you can see how delicious these meatballs look yummy yummy. So now what I'm getting ready to do is add in one cup of sour cream and I've got my my egg noodles cooking and so let me try to incorporate this sour cream into the meatballs. Okay so I think I have incorporated it as much as I can. I still have my crock pot on low so I'm gonna let this continue to simmer while my egg noodles are cooking and once my pasta is ready I will show you my finished plate so I'll see you in a second. Okay guys so here is the finished product. Here are the crock pot Swedish meatballs. Don't they look so good. As you can see my egg noodles are ready to go. The meatballs are nice and saucy so we cannot wait to dig in. I hope you guys like this video. It is quick and simple to make and if you haven't already subscribed to our channel we hope that you'll do so. Please make sure to give us a thumbs up and we'll see you guys next time.


Today we are here for our very first masterclass for small and minority-owned businesses and contractors. And the purpose of today is that we really wanted to take a deeper approach to connecting with minority small businesses and contractors to help them really learn tips, resources, the assistance that they need to be ready for large-scale projects. Well the event today is just, it's just unprecedented and I am, I am so grateful for all the companies that came. They have supported an event like this to give us the small business, minority woman-owned business the opportunity to participate in such a great event like the stadium. And so masterclasses like this, you know, we can join and in a way we're getting resources for free, you know, and we get to make those connections. This particular masterclass fits into for one community and its ecosystem under the opportunity umbrella. So creating opportunities, creating and filling those gaps where there may be barriers or lack of approachability and making sure that minority small business owners and contractors feel like they are equipped and prepared for what's to come.