Live from the Mandalay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, it's The Cube at IBM Insight 2014. Here are your hosts, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are live in Las Vegas for IBM Insight. This is The Cube, our flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the seeds from the noise. I'm John Furrier, my co-host Dave Vellante. Our next guest is Courtney Evercrombie who's the emerging roles leader at IBM. Welcome back to The Cube. I know Dave interviewed at MIT at the chief data officer coming to MIT thing. Welcome back. Yeah, thanks. It was a blast. I pretty much talked the whole time. That was a cool event. It was kind of geeky and kind of academic, but this is much more higher paced here at IBM Insight where data is at the center of the action. And is there a chief data officer? Is that expanding? What's going on with that? Give us, you had some folks here, customers. I mean, is that a real role, other real people behind it? Gosh, you know, the person that was supposed to be here was a chief data officer, but I swear, they are real. They're not a unicorn. It still is, right? I mean. It still is, even though he's not here. Well, we had him on the Cube at the first MIT conference that we did. And we're talking about Derek Strauss just for you out there. So CDO, TD Ameritrade, sharp guy. And we met dozens, if not many dozens of CDOs, real CDOs. Yes, we did. And that role's popping up all over the place. I mean, it was single digits and now it's deep into the double digits, especially in those industries that we talk about. Yep, exactly. Connect to services, healthcare, government. I'm starting to see them in other industries like media, manufacturing. Absolutely. And Internet of Things is just going to make it that much more prolific on top of that because now you can embed, you know, sensor devices that are going to give you new sources of data, potentially new sources of revenue. If you know how to use that data and sell that data and augment the data to really make it valuable outside of your business. But that's kind of boring, you know. The fun stuff to talk about with Chief Data Officers is the political dynamics that they have to go through. Oh yeah. Is there a lot of mudslinging here or what? What's going on? Give us some good dirt. Oh man. Share with us. Well, you know, the CDO is kind of right now, it's a change agent role.  You got to have tenacity. You got to have a lot of tenacity because you're going up against sometimes the CIO, sometimes- He's bunkered in. He's bunkered in.  And so, you know, just take it, please, please, for the love of- Good luck. Yeah, just take it. I take my power in cooling, too. Yeah, exactly, yeah, take it. We don't want it anymore. We don't want it anymore. So, you know, but then on the other hand, you also have all of the different C-suite members that you have to go and build advocacy with. So you're just like a cheerleader, all day long, talking to chief marketing officers, chief operations officers, and you're trying to tell them there's a lot of value in them, their heels, you know, this data is gold, and I'm going to show you the way because they just don't have the imagination for what they can actually accomplish with data. They think in terms of dashboards and reports, but did you guys see the Watson general session today where they literally have data elements that they're using to put together flavors? I mean, we're going to have a cookbook for crime. Oh, we know about the cookbook. Yeah. Oh, oh, technical difficulty. And then the other thing about the chief data officers, they make a lot of dough. So, you know what I mean? So they're all relays. Yeah, no, so people are jealous.  Yeah, well, and our friend Ursula from Key Bank, I'll give her a shout out, hey, Ursula. She's always saying all is fair in love war and data because it's like a big fight. Everybody agrees on the strategy, but then when it comes time to turn over that data, it's mine. Hey, the data says that we should invest less in this P&L and more than this, wait a minute, hold on a timeout, let me show you my data. Yes. And what do you do? You attack the data. Yeah, there's all kinds of defensive moves. Get your own data, get a smarter data scientist, right? So a chief data officer has to deal with all that gymnastics, right? Yeah, at the end of the day, they're wishing they had punching gloves, you know, to at least defend the block, doing a lot of blocking over there. A little tempo action. What is the biggest challenge politically for these guys? I mean, obviously there are some cases clawing their way up to the fight for their value purposes. Sometimes the CIO may or may not be bunkered in fighting their territory, it might come from the CFO or the business lines. I mean, people want the results. So what do they hang their hat on? What's their calling card? What horse do they ride into the board room with? The biggest case that I can honestly tell you for chief data officers is all they have to say is, do you want things to go back to the status quo? Because you tried to deliver on whatever it is, a data governance project, or you tried to deliver on, you were trying to accelerate a customer digital experience, or we really wanted to come out with a new app. Remember last time I was telling you about the Starbucks app and how great it is, and it's driving extra growth for them to the point where it's now going to become an actual way for them to make money, to recreate this for other companies potentially. I mean, these are really amazing things that chief data officers can bring about in a very, they can do it in an accelerated timeframe, whereas CEOs have been trying to do things by committee. They have CMOs and maybe they have some risk people and maybe they have some operations people and they're trying to attack the problem, but you know, everybody knows you don't get very far in a committee. I mean, if you've done a student project, you know that for crying out loud. You can talk about our EMIT people, I mean. So we got some crowd conversation from our friends, Tim Crawford and others. A question is, first of all, he made a comment, and it's great to see you on theCUBE. Data is gold and the CIO needs to follow. It's just a statement, not really a question. But his question is to you is, is the CDO a temporary phenomenon or will it persist or when will it change? Okay, and I know it's terrible to answer a question with a question, but if you feel like data is going to continue to be important, and I'll give you a little hint, it is. If you feel like it's going to continue to be important and grow in importance and with all of the internet of things now, all the connected devices, with all the new possibilities that you can potentially create a competitive advantage, whether it's through an operational efficiency or an actual new business model, this is only gonna grow as people start getting more visionary about how to use data and analytics. We're just barely scratching the surface because all of this time, data and analytics has really been down here at this more kind of like a manager level and broken out into silos and individual business units. Instead though, when you see a leader come in and they can create an actual vision for how to use the data, that's when you have things like Watson coming about. I mean, solving cancer with data, who would have thought that, or having a data cookbook? I mean, that's like, people would have laughed before this happened, but it takes someone being in charge to make that kind of vision. So I want to give, share with Tim a couple of anecdotes from the MIT conference. So we had the CIO of Seattle Children's on and also, I forget his name, I'm sorry, but then John Halamka, who's the CIO of Beth Israel in Boston. At both of them said, the CIOs, and Tim, you're going to love this, the CIO's days are numbered in their world. And what they both said was, we see the CIO role morphing into either a COO, because most of us report to the COO today, not the CEO. Remember, it used to be a big discussion about should the CIO report to the CFO or the CEO? But today it's really they report to the COO or the CFO. So growth path, COO or CTO, I'm a technologist at heart, okay, I'm a geek, I want to be a CTO or a chief data officer. So they both sort of agreed with that piece. Now, Tim, I'd love to hear your input on that as well. Tim's advisor to CIOs. Your livelihood depends on that role. Although, you know, hey, you've morphed as well, but do you see that? Do you see that role morphing? Absolutely. I've talked about today during the sessions we've been talking about how is this new role going to affect not just the CIO, but how is it going to affect all the other roles? Because we know that marketing has its own big huge data divisions now because they're using it like never before to create a new customer experience. We know that finance has always relied heavily on data. We know that, and people are going to at first feel like even CIOs, they're going to feel like this is a little bit of a loss. You know, there's always the fear that there's some kind of power going out the door when you give up a little piece of something, but the ones who are really visionary will understand that it will give them more time to either, if they're going to become a chief data officer, that would be a fantastic opportunity for them to start something brand new and really stake a claim on it. Or if they decide to stay in the CIO role, it could morph very much into more of a technology bent. Right now, that's what we see CIOs really focused on. And that's why the data officer even emerged, right? Because nobody was really connecting with the business. They were more concerned about the data systems that were housing it because before now, data hasn't really been front and center as an actual offering. It has been in the back office as the lifeblood of the business through ERP systems. So it made sense that CIOs would own it. But yes, I do see that, I either see that the CIO is going to become just a technology officer, which is a huge role by itself with bring your own device and all of that good stuff. Or it's going to have to go the route of the CIO. Well, Tim said, shouldn't the CIOs focus turn to data and away from the tech centric? Well, a lot of people would argue that the CIO is too busy keeping the lights on. Making sure the systems are up, servicing the application infrastructure. And so, but to that point though, Tim, I think there will be, there are some CIOs who have a data centricity. Go toward that CDO role is really the opportunity. Well, there's quite a difference. It really depends on the CIO themselves and their culture and what they believe. Oh, you're skeptical that the CIO can play that role. I'm skeptical and I'll tell you why. There is a whole different psychology. I've been telling everybody I talked to about this today. There's a psychology for a business person versus a CIO or an IT, a very heavily intensive IT person who grew up in IT. And if you think about how we even self-identify, I'm a marketer, I'm an IT person. I'm a finance person. Social media guru. I'm a social media guru. That's my Halloween costume. Yeah. I mean, so yeah, you have these identities within companies, it's almost like clicks in high school. And I do think that there is a certain culture that comes up in IT that is very project-driven. There's a beginning and end. There's an ROI and a cost and efficiencies must be had at the expense of innovations. Yeah, if it's on time and on budget, it's a success. But now, we don't, that's the old. We don't do things like that in business. On the business side of the house, you iterate and you iterate and you iterate. And you just keep iterating until you finally achieve that business goal that you were trying to originally achieve. I mean, essentially, whatever it is. We are seeing more CIOs come from the lines of business, though. It's not the norm, but you're seeing that creep in. So that maybe is a potential growth path. What other roles are you seeing? You have this title of emerging roles leader. Yeah. What other roles? Chief analytics officer, for sure, especially in banks. How's that different than the chief data officer? And does that individual report to the chief data officer? Now you're getting on to the good politics. These are juicy conversations, for sure. Amongst our world of all these emerging roles because many analytics folks are, they're the ones who actually have to bring the value because at the end of the day, if you're a chief data officer, maybe you're tasked originally with a regulatory mandate, but if you're really smart about it, the ones who are really flourishing and thriving in the role and really bringing it to a true C-suite level are the ones who are bringing an innovation agenda. And so, you know, that can't, the outcomes, the value of an innovation agenda is driven by analytics. If you have data and you have to come back to the CEO and say, they're going to say, well, what'd you do for the business? Okay, well, I've got a really clean database over here or I've got a really clean data lake and everybody's using it, okay? Golf clap. Yeah, exactly, okay. But if you say, oh, I increased sales 65% by providing a dashboard to increase competitiveness among salespeople without any incentive pay whatsoever, just the fact that they wanted to compete with each other. Okay, now you got my attention. 65% revenue growth just from providing a dashboard, what? You know, and then everybody's catching, it's catching on at the C-suite table. Everybody wants a piece of that. They're like, well, I want those results. So I want to see if I can apply something like that to my part of the business. And before you know it, that's how the CDO role, you know, really, really takes hold in a company. Courtney, what's the biggest thing that you see that has to happen for the CDO to coexist peacefully in harmony and a cohesiveness in a cohesive way across the organization? Is it going to be tech? Is it going to be the data? Is it going to be budget? I mean, people getting behind CDO, but this is the conflict between top-down governance restrictions, which we've seen with Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. All this stuff creates more restrictions. Organically, data's growing at massive rates, so you have that pressure for organic new sources of data to ingest in, yet I need the compliance. So the collision between, you know, don't do this, I need restrictions, don't share anything with openness. It kind of creates a dynamic. Well, what's the actual question there, but you know what, I'll just go with it. Let's see. Just answer anything you want. I'll answer any part of that. Will the CDO stay around, or is this going to be a transitional position? No, I think it's absolutely here to stay, and I think it will cause other positions to morph around it because data is so incredibly important to competitive advantage for companies right now. It really is the new way to, you know, be innovative. You can learn new things about your customer statements. We have data available to us that we never had before thanks to these things that we carry around in our pockets all the time, especially, or anything that we interact with. Even our wearables themselves give us data all the time that is now usable in so many ways that you have to sit and just think of them all. It's almost like sci-fi novels. You really need to be imaginative with it. But I don't see the role going away at all, and it's only going to grow in importance of data. And I think it's a good question, but I think I would agree with you, especially inside those regulated businesses, that it's going to become the norm. Now, whether it permeates outside of those to the same degree, that's still a question mark, I think. Would you agree? I think it goes back to capturing the imagination of the CEO. I think there's a lot of reasons why CEOs are looking at this role right now. Some of them are the right reasons, and some of them are just, they are what they want. They write it on the airplane. No, they write it on the airplane. Or they're feeling competitive pressure. They feel like there's gold in their data somewhere. It just needs to be discovered. Well, the hepatitis are, go find that gold. Well, exactly. That's kind of the thought is, let's put it all in one big data lake and try to do some discovery. And that is certainly a valid point as well. What data products can we build? Can we monetize that data? I mean, I would certainly be asking that question. Absolutely. And then other times, they're like, well, my competitor just got a CDO, and they're going to do something fantastic, so I better figure this out. I think we talked last time about the CDO that was quoted as saying, the CEO gave me a blank piece of paper and said, make the strategy that's going to make our company more competitive. I mean, that's the kind of pressure these guys have to really create the role. And if you're a good CDO, you're going to see that as an opportunity.  People who are going to get overwhelmed, maybe they're not the ones that are going to be the chief data officers in the long haul. Courtney, thanks so much for coming on. It's always a pleasure. You got it by so fast. Your smiles awesome, your energy's fantastic. We need a little shot in the arm. You brought your A game. Thank you so much. Great content. And the CDO will be important. I totally believe that emerging data sources is just too massive. There has to be someone, there has to be a data czar. So we're in agreement. This is theCUBE. Of course, we love sharing the data, extracting the data and sharing that with you. We'll be right back for more here at Insight, live in Las Vegas, IBM Insight. We'll be right back after this short break.


YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video And I had to make sure we recorded this video in 4k just so it was crystal clear How I felt about this move now. Let me take you back to yesterday When the Ravens released third-round pick in 2019 wide receiver Miles Boykin Saw a lot of fans say oh man. He was bum anyway. He was sorry about time This is long overdue. They should have done this so long ago Oh, why'd it take them so long and everything else under the Sun? You heard it all But what's been funny about all that is that today? I've seen a lot of comments from a lot of people that says the exact opposite a Lot of them are like, oh man, we about to get there and wall of 2.0 now Oh, man. He about to put in work with the Steelers. Oh, man Now he going to a team that can actually develop him. Oh, man. We he we about to really see Miles Boykin now So it's like a complete flip-flop, but that's okay. That's okay But let me tell you why this is a really really good move for Miles Boykin It's a really good situation for Miles Boykin. There's a couple reasons now miss Trubisky That is reason number one not that is completely over all the other reasons But that's number one as in first not the best But anyway, mr. Biscay is reason number one while I feel like him being with Pittsburgh is a good situation for Miles Boykin Mr. Biscay just got to Pittsburgh. They just signed him this offseason About a month ago signed him to a two-year deal. He's obviously gonna be their starter That is their guy now. He is a bridge quarterback So we know he's not gonna be there long-term answer at quarterback. He's not gonna be their franchise quarterback He's sorted a band-aid right now, but he's gonna be their starter So with that miss Trubisky is brand new to the Pittsburgh Steelers brand new Miles Boykin now is also brand new to the Pittsburgh Steelers brand new So that means that Miles Boykin. He has an opportunity here Because mr. Biscay with him being brand new to the team brand new to the organization brand new to the offense brand new to the wide receivers He doesn't have any favorites yet Doesn't have any favorites yet So it's not gonna be like oh man, mr. Biscay every time this happens and he throws to this receipt No every time in this formation he goes to district. No He doesn't have any tendencies because he's brand new So with mr. Biscay being on a clean slate Miles Boykin being on a clean slate He has an opportunity to get involved early Now another reason why this is such a good situation for miles Boykin is Because he has somebody who is a familiar face to him Somebody that he put in a lot of work with before when he was a little bit younger Somebody that used to play opposite the field with him in college That would be Chase Claypool Those two were the number one and number two receivers so When you got chemistry with somebody And you vibe with somebody It can help everything on the field again. It can help things translate that much more and If they end up having that close relationship to that even goes off the field That can help out so much Because while they getting coached by their coaches they can help coach each other they oh, no, you should have done this Oh, no, no, this works when you do this. Oh, no, no, no, it will be better if you did it this way Oh, no, no, this is the route you take when the corner back the It can be a beautiful thing Now something else We know the Steelers now again, they don't have been Rockersburg or so We'll see if that subject to change but we know with Steelers offense. They have a lot of volume They do a lot of the short passes They're throwing the deep passes here and there too, but it's based off of a lot of volume and again without been Rockersburg That could be subject to change we'll see but The the wide receivers they get a lot of passes thrown their way Everybody does they have a lot of those passes at the line of scrimmage They have a lot of those screenplays a short passes to dump offs Everybody Nigel he'll get his Fribles he'll get his Chase Claypool get the auntie Johnson he'll get his but now you throwing Miles Boykin to He can get his This is an opportunity for him to for him to really get his volume up Because we know it Ravens. They're not a big volume passing game like that They don't do a lot of the short stuff Ravens passing game a lot of times it can be a lot of all or nothing So with but with the Steelers, it's a lot of dinking and dunking like it was a whole lot of it And like I said again, we'll see if that changes with one Mitch Trabisky, but This could be a good thing for Miles Boykin Because it'll allow him to get into the Florida game a lot easier It'll allow him to get a chemistry with miss Trabisky a lot easier It'll allow him to get more comfortable during the game a lot easier, you know, um like when you playing football and Because I remember this a lot of times we're playing Street football where you'll be playing and Say for instance, you ain't have a pass come your way yet And you've seen all these other people getting tackled and stuff. You're like, ah, I Don't know if I'm ready to get hit yet and Then we finally catch the pass. I was like, okay, you finally take that first tackle And once you take that catch that first pass and take take that first tackle. It's like, ah, all right. There we go All right, I needed that. All right. I'm good now. I'm ready that it helps you get into the Florida game That much better and it helps ease everything. It helps call me nerd because if you're going through the game If you're going through the game and nobody's throwing the ball your way You're not engaging any physical contact whatsoever. Then you could feel like oh man. I'm getting cold man I'm getting cold not like literally cold, but figuratively like cold my hands ain't hot. You know what I mean So miles boy the the offense that he'll be in it'll be good to keep him active another thing we know Steelers they love to run their football and With Steelers wide receivers, they are very physical And with that being said miles Boykin He was known for his run blocking with the Baltimore Raven and now you know like Steelers run the ball But Raven's like run run run run the ball So miles Boykin will be more than welcomed By Pittsburgh as far as his run blocking that'll be a great thing for him Now something else a couple of other things Shout out to my guy skeptical because he mentioned this As far as he talked about how Mike Tomlin he he loves mature players So miles Boykin, you know, like you never hear peep out of him. You never hear any disrespect to anybody Doesn't seem like he's outspoken at all. We just don't hear much from miles Boykin at all But you don't ever hear any like bad stories. Oh, he was mouthing off at the coach or he was yelling at the coach You know, you never hear anything like that So Mike Tomlin will appreciate that and now from me Skepp didn't say this but shout out to him But I'm sure Miles Boykin he he ain't gonna have to put in any crazy requests for the Steelers to play music at practice I mean, I'm sure he'll be fine with silence. Whatever, but anyway Another thing too with Chase Claypool and Miles Boykin. Oh man That's this can be a beautiful thing This can really be a beautiful thing for both of them Because Mike Tomlin he he gonna try to get it out of him man He gonna try to get it out of him He is really gonna try to maximize Miles Boykin's potential But something else that my guy Skepp to go sit and this this was really my favorite point that he made He talked about how and you know, everybody a lot of people say oh Miles Boykin He's six five, but he don't play like it Miles Boykin. He's six five, but he plays soft miles working He don't jump for the ball. He don't go get it.  No definitely not Smiles Boykin responsibility to But they certainly played their part now when you look at history You look at the history between the Ravens and the Steelers at wide receiver. Oh Steelers they bring them in They bring them in they were a draft them. They they sign whatever They know how to get the most out of their wide receivers that it happens all the time man All the time that is another reason why I feel like this is such a great opportunity for one Miles Boykin Now with the Ravens, we also know their history They are great at developing a lot of things more so on defense, but of course cornerbacks Defensive linemen Defensive ends Linebacker could be up and down a bit.  It's been a bit of a struggle with him Remember Arthur what was Arthur Smith was named Arthur Smith? I think he went to Florida. No, not Arthur Smith I feel like that's not wasn't his name. Anyway, he's a second-round pick out of yeah I forgot what his name was but anyway Ravens they they can develop a lot of defensive guys. They pretty good. They usually develop an offensive linemen running backs Tight ends that's been a thing too for the most part but a wide receiver a Wide receiver it's been really rough for the Ravens throughout the history and Like we always say no team is going to be able to develop every single position Wonderfully it's just not gonna happen. It's impossible.  It's very tough in walking in But I just hope for his sake that this is this is his this is opportunity He gonna have to make the most out of this opportunity Nothing is going to be given to him. It's not gonna be handed to him I'm gonna be like all right Miles Boykin. You're the chosen one. No, he gonna have to show them like a I can I can play I Can play I can do this So and another thing too something I was thinking about what mr. Biscay He knows like we know and he knows that he is not stealers long-term answer at quarterback especially If the stealers decide to draft a quarterback early in this draft But he knows that he's not their long-term answer So when you know something like that if you know, you're not especially if they end up drafting somebody But if you know, you're not the guy, you know, you're just a temporary player A lot of times you may play a little bit looser You may play a little bit more free You may take more risk more chances and just be like, okay, cool I mean and cuz it's like like I know we've all been well Not all of us, but I certainly been here before and I know a lot of y'all have to where you on I've been to where I knew either I was going to be getting fired or I was going to be quitting a job and When I knew that it's like Okay, like All right, it is what it is. I don't really care about nothing that's going on no more Whatever happens happens. I will be more loose with whatever it is that I was doing at the time on the job You like whatever, okay, but that's because I knew I wasn't gonna be there forever I wasn't gonna even be that much longer So I'm like, okay, I will have some more fun with it and whatnot and mr. Biscay, it could be the same thing for him. He knows he's not gonna be there forever He knows the job is not gonna be his forever not saying that he shouldn't and he won't try to make the most of it but He'd be a little bit more loose So that can go into miles boy can favor with opportunities and chances and jump balls and deep passes and all that stuff So but yeah, I hope it does work out for him for sure glad to see a new like like I said fresh opportunity and He has the opportunity to also go against his former team not once, but at least Twice a year and I remember the last person that that happened to Of significance And that was our guy brush all payment team keeping clean we out


Greetings true friends. Welcome back to Lustria, I thought to have a little look at this absolute Bulkington of a lad Nakai the Wanderer Since my last episode was quite well received and I felt it appropriate to look at this MadCount 2 And when I say Bulkington, I actually got the name from Moby Dick I saw a character there was called Bulkington, and I thought it was too good to be true So now you know whenever I say Bulkington something, it's taken it from Moby Dick And I think it suits quite well into our rhetoric on this channel and on my Twitter and other social media So we have this absolute Bulkington. I think he fits the bill quite well to be a Bulkington So we're gonna get into the campaign itself have a look and See if Yeah, see how it looks so we can see he starts in Creeping jungle here and he is a Horde so if you have played Attila The Gothic the Ostrogoths and Visgoth They start off as hordes and then they can settle later on. I don't know how this will work here but otherwise He can have Vassals and he also gets recruit and rank 3 plus for Crocsigore ancient and He is a Crocsigore for those who are unaware of Warhammer lore then he has some other cool effects here and starts with some Crocsigores and sacred Crocsigore Absolutely epic. So we'll go with campaign Legendary battle hard. I think that is reasonable and we'll get into The game then I will elaborate a bit on bronze age Mindset actually, but I'll see you in the campaign Word spread of their wealth and others were eager to follow Fueled by greed Men of the Empire venture deeper into the jungle's heart the land of beasts Ravaged and plundered for its riches It will not be without consequence The jungles dare a cold blooded fury rising to punish the invaders In the temple cities of last year the lizard men enact a ritual To call upon their mighty guardian for the Wanderer Rose last year once more The spirit of the jungle made manifest A reckoning has come Only the strongest will survive the coming bloodshed a highly eloquent Laddington if I may be so bold so yeah, I The great plan is under threat and the world has fallen into disarray Capture regions and and gift them to the defenders of the great plan So that they may help you restore the old ones designs. I Will indeed restore the old ones designs So as I was just about to say before my advisor so rudely interrupted me I decided to show the introduction trailer there again because it's quite epic indeed and And I also want to say that I posted to Twitter The Port River artwork shot there and said this is from where bronze age Pervert is recording his Caribbean rhythms podcast Quite interesting if if you haven't already listened to one of those quite a lot of good takes but you have to be into some of the Fitness side of things to understand some references etc by him So that all being said we will see what the crack is here with our gallant nakai here and Yeah, we have him and the rest of the unit the absolute units, so we're just gonna see here Defeat Jorik Grimm and then we get favor for every time we illuminate this This bus stage so basically they are hunters Who are here in last year and we need to? Hunt them down to restore order to this place Roderick Languil Bretonian night and then we have Kalara Which seems to be a wood elf? way watcher or something like that, so we have Some different things here and we can gift a region so Mission issued defenders of the great plan gift a region to the defenders of the great plan and I suppose Since this is yeah the first time I play This particular character. I suppose we can use try to gift this region and see what happens boom, right And as you can see we are quite heavily outnumbering them or out Out matching them at least for those of you who aren't aware of What this means the yellow is our strength and the red is the enemy strengths, so I'm just gonna out resolve that Because it's wouldn't be such as such an exciting battle now we can gift it to Quetzal's patronage Aha, and then we get some cool benefits there for skinks saurus temple guard and What is this? right this is for magic and this is for Crocsigores and since we already have some Crocsigore Boosts we're just gonna go full Crocsigore Why is choice indeed the defenders of the great plan will now guard this sacred temple for you irreverence to your chosen old one Our chosen old one Absolutely Glorious, I would say so then we have done this little mission. I suppose we'll head on to some other cool place to defeat some some heretical Entity have a scout here. I can actually go down here and see Search these ruins a Puzzle of the old ones Solving it will grant you many riches It appears that this is a numeric grid where the rose and columns are of great importance aha a cipher of the old ones Tepok the inscrutable never liked to repeat himself So what that could mean is that We cannot go with Something that has already been posted. So you see here. This has already been posted there and We have of course not any Two's so there is a four up there and Yeah for there, but we don't have any twos so it must be this one Boom puzzle succeeded We've gained the sword of strife on common noise So anyway speaking of bronze age Pervert and his Twitter account if you haven't followed me on Twitter, you can do so as well and him of course he often posts Aesthetic physics in tropical climates, so I thought was good to mention his work when we are in the jungle here and also speaking which the Latsbra way to say physique is to say what a sick Physique and the bronze age pervert way of saying physique is physique with a Russian accent So now, you know a bit of internal Dialogue here, but if you know him you might appreciate that little insight So that being said we have leveled our guy here. We're gonna just take root marcher there always good to have some extra Being able to cover distances here in the jungle, then we're gonna take the turn after Doing this horde growth. It's always a good start. I suppose Alright Let's see we can actually Encamp and yeah, we can upgrade our horde And then we'll take the turn Your cold-blooded kind are the true guardians of the world ancient lord Yet the younger races care little for the designs of the old ones Deploy your ferocious warriors and wield your most potent sorcery. You shall impose the order you seek We must make them submit to our aesthetic seeks so anyway, we will I Want to find someone to initiate a battle With so we can get a battle in this episode so we can see the Crocsigor brass in action. I suppose we can find some Skaven Somewhere down there that would be That would be good. I suppose we can maybe gift this place to Someone as well Then we can upgrade this and Then we'll get access to some different grand Natatorium, but we're gonna save our Shekel tons for now. I suppose so we can build something more fun later And I will just take the turn again see what the crack is alright, let us Colonize this place and gift it and again we will gift it to the Crocsigor Crocsigor God and I do think we can initiate a battle with With these lads and I will actually do the following so we can get into this as soon as possible Block army Yes, we can actually attempt that failure. I Did it mostly to see if we could level this guy because we will get into combat and then it's always good to have an additional Level there, but yeah, I'll take turn again and see what happens next Your following grows mighty lord Put your new hands to work Have them raise new infrastructure to improve your camp and further your war effort our Following it grows. I wish my youtube following could grow too, but But I suppose I hope for too much the scaven have disappeared I Can't find them Unfortunately, but I will just keep taking turns till we get into battle Ha so we have found clan fester they are over there and We will actually catch them, but I'll first just take this Little settlement which appears to be infested as well. So Yeah Borg sap scuttle needs to be illuminated Ha we have Our little priest over there and see if we can take these guys. How we can take them quite easily We're just gonna do that It would have been optimal To have a fought battle, but It's quite unnecessary to manually fight these battles if they are so Lopsided so maybe these guys will offer more resistance.  It's gonna go with predatory fighter because I do think this guy is a Mad cunt in close combat, so it's it's good We have a horde upgrade to doon Reactivated cigarette of caxuatin However, you might pronounce that I don't know but yeah, I'll take turn again Find forgotten relics. All right, my Friend, let us do this but first I Want to get into some sort of combat. I will attack Quetzal, hopefully we can get more of a battle on her hands There but they will see we will see maybe we can actually recruit some units and Let's see rights Aha, I understand I understand so here we have different rights. We can Unlock and we have to unlock the right of mastery But we need to recruit three crocs ago units before so I suppose we can actually do that one two There and we can research something fun as well Sequence of healing sounds absolutely great, mate You need not fight your enemies alone my lord for there are foreign powers sympathetic to your cause Agreeing a pact of non-aggression with a foreign leader will do much to build trust between you trade relations or a military alliance may follow I To have foreign powers sympathetic to my cause Well, perhaps not foreign powers, but A lot of people who are sympathetic to my cause at least That is Anna, of course. I mean the the cause for mother Europe Now anyway, we definitely Look at the possibility of Southern sentinels we haven't even discovered them though Oh Well, we have to initiate some sort of Friendship talks with them later and our dear priests has leveled. We're gonna just continue with harmonic convergence and Yeah, it increases our melee capacity Now Quetzal boom and again, normally I would just take this as auto-resolve but Since I want to get in a fighter so you can look at these mad cons I'm just going to fight it manually anyway Right. We are in the battle looks like we're under ground here and we're just gonna start deployment And start battle and See what fun things we can do here. We're just gonna advance going To not run because I don't want to expend all energy Want to conserve our energy until we are very close and then Then we will charge in So we have some Sorus as well Here we have Sorus and this is a Skaven special ability which makes them pop up behind and you can see our Ladding tones here against the puny Skaven Quite aesthetic Sorus actually So anyway, we have our Wizard here or our priest who must cast Spells and These are skin cohort develines will not want to be in melee combat. That's a misuse of them Drawing closer to their enemy lines We might get in Might be able to charge here. You can have a close-up look at the Carnage here our mad can't there and of course Crocsigar lines everything has To charge in and break them Primal roar, okay, let's let's go champ this absolute absolute unit because Wow meeting is Causing causing chaos and mayhem there and yeah, it's absolutely fine if they rampage They can as long as they are within the enemy lines And I'm gonna boost Naka here with this magic so you see Some extra melee defense armor and melee attack perfect Monster such as him and we're gonna place our missile units behind here so we can get a nice rear shot on the days This Skaven and we have These sorus coming in with a nice rear charge there as well. So here nice one mates unfortunately, they have some sort of Wizard and there he is you can see it on as a star on his banner instead he is General so we have to defeat him so he can't cast any more magic upon us We have another magic available for us and we're just gonna cast these lads so they can make shorter work out of Those Skaven brass these are Isolated here. Hopefully they won't run. You can see this Gray bar right here is their leadership. Whereas the green bar is their hit points. So But it looks like the victory is within our grasp anyway, it's gonna make sure our priest here Doesn't die hands of these clan rats all right, I speed it up the end of the combat there and we have a Glorious victory on our hands. So end battle Close victory good stuff close victory boom and Yeah, we'll just continue with the gift for it's So there we are and Yeah, if you have watched this far comment below what you are training today or what you will train Because it's of utmost importance that whenever we are into gaming territory that always Distribute some glorious pills and some iron pills and truly promote to gym culture So that's what we are about in the in this particular crusade in in the gaming community To just get as many gamers into the temple of iron as possible So if someone stumbles upon my channel They see a lot of comments talking about what you will be training or what you have trained They will think oh, maybe I should start going to the gym as well because it's a good thing to do So thank you for watching and comment below What you will train or what you have trained and I will see you in coming videos xo xo boom


Welcome to my new shop if you watched my last video You'll know that I moved out of my apartment and that meant I packed up the workshop and we moved into this new place and Along with it came this garage The garage is about 29 feet long and 19 feet wide Being able to park two cars inside is something that's important to us So having this extra deep garage was a perfect scenario for us it allows us to still have somewhere to park the cars and a place to set up another small shop and Now I've got the first 10 feet of the garage sectioned off for the shop area And if you draw a line from those cabinets over there across this table Over to these cabinets forward to that wall is about 10 feet, and then it's 19 feet across a Little less than 200 square feet, which is almost double what I had in the apartment workshop Talk about an upgrade now I could be like all the other cool YouTube woodworkers and turn this whole 600 square foot garage into my dream shop But I think I proved with the apartment workshop that you don't need a whole lot of space to make cool stuff Look at all the stuff. I made with a hundred square feet Imagine what I can do with 200 square feet with the first 10 feet sectioned off for the shop area That leaves about 19 feet by 19 feet for a two-car garage Which might be on the small side for some but with our small cars. It seems to work fine I can even park our small pickup truck in here with no problem So my thoughts are to build a wall and section off the shop area from the parking area for a couple of reasons the main reason is for climate control and the summer it can easily get to 90 or 100 degrees Fahrenheit and In the winter it will get well below zero sometimes in the evenings Another reason is for humidity and to control humidity I've noticed it's much more humid in the garage and it was in my apartment and Things like my table saw sled when it's really humid. They don't operate as well anymore So I want to control the humidity Another thing I want to control is the dust and I'd like to keep the dust off the cars and that side of the garage And try to contain it within this portion and lastly I want to be a good neighbor and not create too much noise So putting up another wall will be better at soundproofing than that garage door will be Now I still want to be able to use the parking spots as a place to build things My wife and I recently built a full-size bed for the guest room in our house And we use these parking spots and they came in very handy to set up the bed as there's not really enough space Within the workshop area to set up large projects So my thought for when building the wall that'll divide the shop from the parking spots is to Leave a large opening right here that I've left kind of between the table and the cabinets and put a patio door style sliding door there That way in the summer when the climate is nice We can use this area to build larger projects and it'll be an extension of the shop Yet when it gets colder or more humid I can control the climate by shutting the doors and Controlling just the smaller shop area along with a wall and a door in this section The other thing I'm planning on doing is insulating the the blocks for the Foundation as they're just open on the outside as well as the concrete floor probably with some rigid foam and maybe plywood or some kind of a Flooring on top of the foam in addition this window is fake. That's not an actual window It's just a couple of panes screwed into the opening So I want to do something about that to make that a little more energy efficient So now that you have an idea of the space and what I want to do with it Let me just walk you around the layout I have and tell you what I'm thinking So over on this side right now I just have all my scrap woods and that's probably a good place for them to be for now Right behind the door is kind of a useless space for tools So I think the wood storage works. Okay there for now Maybe if I could clean this up and organize it a little more I could put a smaller table and some tabletop tools over in this corner and Imagine there being a wall right here a short wall just inside the main door of the garage is my table saw right now and I want to make the the table and the fence longer so that I can rip longer or wider cuts Right now I think I'm limited to about 16 inches So I'd like to get up to at least 24 if not like 32 or 36 So widen the table saw a little bit but not too much because I do encroach on the floor space I've got a outfit table just made quickly there I don't think the tool wall is going to stay here. It might make more sense over maybe like on the short wall and that gets built or I'm not exactly sure but right by the table saw doesn't seem to be a good spot because I often hit the clamps and stuff when I'm working there Over here. I've got the futon workbench if you guys remember that from the apartment workshop and The miter saw I think what I want to do with the miter box is build a miter saw station that would run along this wall and That way I could locate the miter saw in the middle and that would give me the full know at 19 feet across to lay boards across to Crosscut right now. I can only cross cut like six or eight feet Boards with it being on the short wall. So I think a miter saw station It's probably gonna be an order and that'll fill in this wall area where right now I've got the sanding and drill press Stations set up, which is very similar to how I had it in the Apartment workshop and all this I have cabinets everywhere. I'm even using them for my outfeed table They're a whole bunch stacked over there Those came out of our kitchen where we recently remodeled the kitchen and put floating shelves in instead of cabinets So I plan to reuse the cabinets probably above this workbench Maybe use them in the miter saw station. They do actually make a really good Table basis. So maybe I'll incorporate a couple of them into a Outfeed table or something similar, but I'll be reusing all of those kitchen cabinets out here in the workshop The ceilings are almost 10 feet tall, which is awesome. It makes it feel nice and roomy in here I think maybe up top either there or on this wall I could definitely put in some wood storage to get some of this off the floor and Also, I want to work on the ceiling. I definitely need more lighting in here right now There's just these two that are over the shop area and I added the third one over there And obviously I plan to sheet that wall and put a vapor barrier up All I'll do all of that when I build and then close the wall over here Well, that's the new space. I'm pretty excited to build out the space and start making some projects And of course some videos. See you in the next one. Thanks for watching if you watch yeah, I'm bad 30 by 20 roughly not quite 600 square feet


What's good, Josh, is we're all back again with another video. So we got to talk about this amazing promo from CM Punk and from Seth Rollins tonight. This, in my opinion, was the highlight of the show. We knew CM Punk was going to give his decision on what show, what brand he was going to be a part of, whether it was going to be Monday Night Raw, NXT or SmackDown, he appeared on all of the other shows. And we kind of, we knew it was it was kind of, I wouldn't say, well, yeah, it was definitely kind of obvious. I'm not going to lie. We knew Monday Night Raw was going to be the destination. But I like the reasoning why Monday Night Raw was going to be his choice. He was talking about how pretty much how things have come full circle, how this place Cleveland, they were in Cleveland and how it's kind of a bittersweet moment for him and how that he's had some interesting things happen in that city. He talked about debuting there in at WWE only for him to get sent to OVW. Then he talked about how we got attacked by Randy Orton and Punk kicked into oblivion and at the Relinquished the World Heavyweight Championship. And I didn't even realize that I was in Cleveland. And then he talked about how, you know, he may have let some fans down on a night that he was supposed to show up and he walked out. He walked out in Cleveland. That was the show you were supposed to show up to. And he ended up walking out and leaving WWE or whatnot. So it was one of those things where, you know, he even apologized, which was crazy to see him say this on camera. He's like, I just want to apologize for the fans that paid their money and thought they were going to see him punk that night. And he didn't show up. But he said all of this to pretty much bring it back to the main reason why he knew he was going to sign with Monday Night Raw. Once he saw that they were going to be in Cleveland, he was like, you know what? I knew this was going to be the place. It didn't matter what other brands was trying to give me. Once I saw that Monday Night Raw was going to be in Cleveland. It only makes sense that we ended in Cleveland. I'll bring it back and start it back up again. So he announced that he was going to sign with Monday Night Raw and he signed the contract, you know, and shook Adam Pearce's hand. And soon as he does that, we hear Seth Rollins music. And I knew business was about to truly ultimately pick up. I was not expecting.  But I did not expect Seth Rollins to cook like he did and came out there. It looked like he was in this all Joker fit and all purple fit.   It was seriousness and serious Seth Rollins, in my opinion, is the best version of him, not the cackling, laughing like a Joker, doing the funny dances. No, him being serious. That's when I knew, OK, we in for something. So he gets into the ring and for like at least a minute or so, they're just staring at each other.   They had to bleep it. I was getting goosebumps just by watching it. No words were said. And I thought that was going to be it. But no, Seth had a microphone and he proceeded to really tell CM Punk how he felt. He said, oh, welcome to Monday Night Rollins. And then he just started to go in on him. He he started to really let his feelings be known. And one of the things that he he wanted to really, like, I guess, go at and see him punk. He said, I'm home now before he signed the contract. He said it again. He said it the first time when he made his redebut on Monday Night Raw a few weeks ago. He basically said, I'm home. Well, he said it again this time right before he signed the contract to be a part of Monday Night Raw, saying I'm home. And Seth did not like that. He's like, that's cool. You're Monday Night Raw. That's awesome. But I don't want to ever hear you say you're home. You're home. No, you're not home. You sat up here. You talked bad about this place. You talked bad about the people in the back.  He's referring to him going to A.W. I brought this was so good. Seth was locked in just saying all the things that fans have said online. You know, he's even brought up his issues with him.  Like you're you're you're you're part of the problem. And this was just it was like Seth just releasing all the things that he does not like about CM Punk and CM Punk. Not saying a word, not really showing too much emotion. You just sitting there listening to Seth say these things. And of course, you hear the the wall chance. And then you can also hear the CM Punk chance as well. So, you know, it's one of those things. The crowd is kind of split 50 50, but the things he was just trying to get off his chest, the passion he had, the seriousness. There was no laughing. I loved every second of what Seth Rollins was saying. And some of you guys even noticed in the live stream that we were doing. And it definitely reminded me of the promo that CM Punk had when he kind of first debuted and one of his feuds with Adam Page.  And that was pretty much what he said here, not the same way. But he phrased it like, I got to protect this. I got to protect WWE and the people here from you, from you destroying this place, you know, and I thought that was a very interesting parallel. No, I don't know if you guys saw that or recognized that. And then it started getting even better because he started breaking it down. There's like, he said, there's two options. There's two things that's going to happen here. One, you're going to prove me and everyone, everyone else right. You're going to self-implode. You're going to be destructive and you'll find your, you'll find your way to, you know, out of the company for the last time. Cause he said, this is your last opportunity. You can't mess this up no more. So either you're going to mess this up and find yourself out of a job. Once again, essentially, or by some miracle, you don't implode, you don't mess this up, you don't get fired. And by some chance, you have an opportunity to face me for the World Heavyweight Championship. I get to prove to everyone why you're a fraud anyway on why you're not the best in the world. And I love that.   Love it. And all the points he made were very valid points that people have made on social media. So I'm thinking CM Punk is not even going to say nothing. He gets, gets a microphone and his response was perfect. He didn't even need to say much. He said, are you done? Is that, that's all you have to say, right? And he made it very clear. It's like one, I'm going to give you a pass. I'm going to give you a pass on disrespecting me like that. Cause the next time you do that, there may be a, we may have a problem. So I'm going to give you a pass on you disrespecting me.  And then two, he's like, where's, where's Adam Pierce? Adam Pierce is outside. Just watching this as well. Get eaten out of this popcorn too. Like we all were being entertained.  I officially declare myself in the 2024 Royal Rumble. And when I do win, I don't know. You may have to be on the lookout because I may just come for you and take that title and walked off and Seth Rollins smirked because he didn't have to say nothing else. It was simple. I declare myself in the Royal Rumble when I do win. I don't know. I might just take that title from you. And he didn't really just say he was going at it specifically. You know, it gives that, that, that little bit of uncertainty, even though I do feel like that's the future building to because, you know, he does have history with Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman as well, so he can tease that a little bit if he does win the Royal Rumble. But I like just him putting him on. No, just like, if I went in, I may just come and take this title from you just to let you know. This was fantastic. This was fantastic. Once again, Seth Rollins dropped some nuclear bombs. On CM Punk. CM Punk is the one that usually be dropping the pipe bombs, but he was coming with him with some nuclear heat. And CM Punk simply just made it, made it known. I'm going to be in the Royal Rumble. And if you keep talking like that, I may take the title from you when I win it. I love that. I love it. This promo worked. Seth Rollins aired out his grievances, which makes sense, which are plausible, which people have said before about CM Punk and has every right to say it. And CM Punk made it very, made it known. That's fine. We'll see what happens after the Royal Rumble. We'll see what happens when it gets close to WrestleMania time and I'm all here for it. This is great. Best part of the show. I don't know. I really don't know what else to say other than if you haven't seen the promo, go watch it. This is what I like about Seth Rollins when he's serious. He gives you some of his best work promo wise. I need more of this. That's what I need more because I love what I heard there. This was truly, truly fantastic. CM Punk fantastic as well. Can't wait to see this feud really get into motion. We're just at the beginning stages and I just just off that alone. Let's me know. Oh man, we're in for a great story. So comment down below. Let me know. Did you guys enjoy the Seth Rollins? CM Punk promo like I did because I definitely did and it got me. It has me so excited. I can't wait for the Royal Rumble. It needs to come much sooner, man. I'm ready for the Royal Rumble to be here now, but I appreciate all love sport. Road to 150 again. I'm seeing you on the speed of you to rest and temper the world. Appreciate you kicking me. See you on next one. Peace.


This is just daytime. What happened? The vehicle on the way right now. Move on the way, Mike. Were they meeting us at the road? On the litter? Maybe. Let's go. Yeah, let's hop on your gear. Yeah, let's go. Hey Doc, he's not talking. Hey, sternum rub. He's wearing a flag. We'll get you at the speedbinder. Hey Jimmy, can you just settle down real quick? Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is just normal saline. That's all I brought with me. Yeah, once you get up there, we'll do a quick of that. Get a lot of slams, okay? Alright, you got two grams TXA. Two grams TXA. First stop at all. For patients in one ambulance. Okay, sir. Stunnel.