Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Guzelka says he thinks the end of the legislature's special session is near. Lawmakers were three days into a special session Thursday to finish the budget. The legislature failed to finalize a new two-year spending package by Monday night's midnight deadline and immediately entered an overtime session. Progress was slow throughout the week as Republican leaders at Governor Mark Dayton tried to put the final details on a budget deal in place, but the path looked to get tougher when the legislature resumed Thursday morning. Two Republican senators were gone, leaving the Senate short the votes it needed to pass budget bills. But Senate Majority Leader Paul Guzelka confirmed they would remove changes that angered Democrats over how union labor contracts are ratified from a financing bill for state government agencies. It's removal won over critical Democratic votes to pass the bill. The legislature was expected to continue holding final votes on remaining bills throughout Thursday night, and Guzelka says he's confident the legislature could finish the remaining measures overnight. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Craig thank you so much, and that was quite an act and I'm delighted actually I'm speaking now But at a certain point I will be stopping and Craig will take over Again, but it's really an enormous pleasure to join Andrew and Craig and welcome everyone here I have a very very sort of simple task Which is to introduce in a way the themes and also to be the house manager to a degree in terms of the Logistics of the event and how things are going to work in these two Days that you're here So the first thing is just remind us that we're looking at the electric city Craig has given a lot of the themes behind it Philip Rode and I when we thought up this project with Wolf and over canute some Effectively year-and-a-half ago thought how can we talk about the smart city without saying smart city? How how can we talk about this bundle of very very complex ideas? Which doesn't reduce it in a way to a catchphrase but think of something which is an umbrella which deals with the social the technical And the physical things that we've been concerned with for many years here So we thought about this term electric city because it has a historical and a future sense And this is a view of what London might be over time and we've structured really the whole conference around many of the themes that You see here It's a two-day event as you know It takes place here with lunches and coffee breaks and everything else and there are a series of logistical issues I want to go through in a moment, but I think just looking at the program which of course you have here in Yellow in the insert in your conference newspaper. You will see that there's Very different forms of presentations many of them with power points as you can see here some of them are discussions at the table in the center and It's all broken up into more or less three or four major themes today in the morning We deal with really the scene-setting aspect of the economy of space and on Technologies and how they affect the bigger picture We will then move on After that but before lunch on issues of the economy and green jobs and how that's clearly related to that After lunch, we'll be looking at more detailed technologies What actually is happening in terms of innovation in cities around the world and importantly concluding with a discussion about? Low and high tech what can we afford and significantly in different parts of the world not just in the global north? We will then end at 545 and resume tomorrow Tomorrow we will take a slightly different tack very much along craig's lines Which is looking very at the culture the politics and the effect also of the on the individual on Society but also the individual at the heart of it so with Richard Senate We will be kicking off on the notion of culture and innovation on the city We will be moving to the critical aspect of design of public space and of buildings and importantly design of systems of Information and access which are at the heart of this technical Revolution as you might call it and then we're going to end after lunch by really Turning to the heart of some of the issues that have been said is who decides What do policymakers and politicians? Think about this and what can they actually do about it with a panel of mayors and experts following a discussion? with Tony giddens and others on what cities can do in terms of climate change and All the possibilities of the new infrastructures that have been discussed This is the boring bit, but I've got to do it. Someone's got to do it Because of the large number of speakers We're going to ask you all of those who are moderating all of those of you who are speaking I'm panel members to be short and stick to time. There's a little bulb here with flashes And a certain point it will flash while I speak I'm sure but please Be brief stick to time and those of you from the floor who have comments and things to say Make yourself energetically be seen But don't make long statements if you've got a point make it be very interesting That's why you're here, but don't go on into long sort of sentences keep the time We do have sheets of paper would say five minutes one minutes and then stop at which point then you're thrown out We are live streaming the event from now on so there will be more people than just the 300 plus room in the room We have these coffee and lunch breaks Please be punctual when you hear the gong come back in so that we can start on time the emergency exits I think you can see the toilets are off the main Room where we're having breakfast and coffee today, they're sitting signed over there There's free Wi-Fi. There's a Twitter with the address there And of course in this case given that it's the electric age conference We can't say turn off your mobile phones, but put them on silent I think that's absolutely Central so that you can Twitter and do what you like to do, but please do that I'm looking over there. No, okay someone else Now let me go back and stress one of two of the key themes and some of the research That we've been doing which of course is Reinforced and documented in what we call the conference newspaper, which you have here this Contains a lot of the research that fact Philip and his team have been Putting together over the last year or so looking at different cities But very much starting from these themes of as we saw in Dan's excellent sort of film Presentation at the beginning of looking at the history both backwards and forwards Electrification did this to cities it brought goods it brought people as you see here The great 19th century city was powered in many ways by electricity Then in the 20th century more or less this happened the car the petrol based vehicle actually took over and Turned cities into very very different sort of environments Spread thinly across the landscape with very negative consequences in terms of the environmental and social impacts And of course electricity is very much still there at the heart of cities and powering everything not just from buildings, but to the Little pieces of technology that we carry around with us When we thought about the electric city and we wanted to talk about it These are the obvious ways that we can think about it These are the mechanisms the technologies the systems that have already been alluded to But we want to focus here on three or four big aspects of the electric city One is how do you generate energy in a different way? This actually is a power plant a combined heat and power plant right in the middle of London guys hospital Generating in fact clean energy right at the heart of London This is what institutions like universities like hospitals and housing projects can actually do This is another theme we're obviously going to be talking about and it's to do with transport It happens to be the Boris bikes But it could be any systems of moving around the city in as efficient way as possible and I'll come back to that a Third very very important theme cutting across is what is the space? What is the place we're making in cities of the future? What does it actually feel like to walk down a street in a new town like Songdo in South Korea? Is it like? Hoxton or is it not? And a fundamental aspect is the personal one which I've already alluded to how do these technologies allow people to interact Not just with systems, but with each other there many mayors here who have been at the forefront of pioneering of using effectively the new technologies to Empower and make a difference in terms of people and how they engage in cities But as a great Architect no longer with us Cedric price said many years ago now Fine Technology is the answer But what is the question and these are the questions that we're addressing together We don't know exactly what those questions are, but they're certainly bigger than the solutions that are being offered through the smart city movement Let me go back a little bit and talk about what Anshu was in a way illustrating with his extraordinary Statistics about Asia and India and just point out some of the things that we've been looking at at the LSE for a number of years This is an extraordinary world map Which shows in yellow where people live where people are and You know you'd be excused for saying that the Sahara is a bit empty and the Amazon is a bit empty That's fine, but then you look at Ireland and you wonder where is everybody You look at most of Spain and say hey, what's happening there? Australia no comment But look at Asia Look at India look at the Pacific Rim and Look at the United States and parts of South America that is where not only is there extraordinary density of human Habitation, but as we've heard before there is growth and this is where together We have been working on these cities and conferences and studied a whole series of others Beyond that in the conference newspaper We've done a lot of work together with a number of colleagues too many to mention here And I'm not going to go through this in detail, but actually looking at where energy consumption is Located where there's more generation of Electricity from green sources or non and there's some very clear Public enemies and some clear winners and that's exactly the point at which I will now pause and Craig will come and greet our VIPs. So thank you very much, but


Hey, this is Brett and this 2022 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Big Horn Sport Level 1 is stock number 14360Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and use heavy-duty truck and specifically Ram headquarters. This 2022 Ram 2500 has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine. It's paired up with the 6-speed 68 RFE automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Per the state of Wisconsin inspection process, it has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. Very sharp looking truck. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood and show you all the options and give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Hydro blue pearl coat is the color. I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day, and stay up to date on our ever-changing and vast inventory here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the polished aluminum wheels. These are 18-inch wheels and it has Cooper Discover or 83 tires. These are LT27570R18s. I would say that they have probably about 60% of the tread left on them. Frame and underbody is extremely clean on this truck. This is a one-owner, clean title history, clean car facts, and it's always been owned in Texas and Colorado. Front fender is in nice shape. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. Factory fog lights. The Sport package gives you the painted front and rear bumpers. No dents or dings or rock chips on that front bumper. You get front bumper parking sensors as well. The grille is in excellent condition as well, and the hood is in really nice shape. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. Passenger side front fender. Absolutely perfect. And the passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. Looks really good. Hydro blue pearl coat. It's got just a little bit of metal flake in it. One of my favorite colors on the Rams. Looks really good. Paints in really nice condition, and as you go down this side of this 2022 Ram 2500, take note of how clean that body is and how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. You can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video. 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That spray and bed liner goes on to the tailgate, which is a very nice feature as well. And coming around to the driver side just as clean as that passenger side. No dents or dings on the box. Looks really good. And for full disclosure, this back wheel is in very nice condition as well. Down the rest of this side of the truck, the cab and doors all look really good. Once again, it does have the heated fold-up tow mirrors, built-in directional signals. They fold up like so and in like that. Take a quick look at the back seats. You get the dark charcoal and black cloth interior back here. No rips, no tears. Seats are in very nice clean condition. You get the fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost. Latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. You get the load floor here, which is a really nice feature. Put your muddy boots and tools on there. You're not going to get them dirty. Get your seats dirty or if you've got pets, put both sides down. 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These mirrors power-fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see this one has 46,111 miles. You do get the digital spinometer and compass display. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You get the leather-wrapped heated steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, gear selector on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, and audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. There is your shifter for the 6-speed 68 RFE automatic transmission. This one comes with the 8.44C radio. Actually, this is a 5C radio. So you get AM, FM, Sirius XM radio capabilities, USB, AUGS, jack, and hookups. You also have projection where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, and I believe they are wireless in the Uconnect 5 radios. Then you get your backup camera, which they've made those crystal clear HD, so you can get hooked up to your boat camper or trailer the first time, every time, and you can zoom in on that receiver hitch for even better results. This one does have the Alpine premium sound system as well, and just all your different apps on here.  This one does have the remote start on it. You get your cup holders and a nice storage tray right there, and this tray slides as well, spot for your cell phone there. Dual glove boxes, passenger side format, and seat are in excellent condition. Once again, smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in. You get the speakers in the ceiling, part of that Alpine premium sound system, and the headliner is absolutely perfect. You get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, map lights, assistant SOS buttons, and an auto dimming mirror. Let's start up this truck and take a look under the hood. 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What's going on guys today I bring you another Destiny 2 video and today I have quite an interesting theory about what I believe is a new exotic weapon but before we go any further people I am giving away this resurrectionist emblem to enter simply drop a like and leave a comment. Ok so not many days ago I pointed out things you may have missed from all the Destiny 2 recent trailers we've seen. In that video I pointed out a new sword I believed was exotic. Now this I do believe I'm the first to spot and mention here on YouTube but full credit does go out to a friend of mine for bringing it to my attention. Doug117 new sexy Scottish Viking looking mouthful. Now you guys obviously saw the sword within this trailer which is Warlock is holding. What's really interesting and what I first thought was an icon which is at the bottom end of this sword which actually is in fact I believe a gyroscope much like what we see on the touch of malice and what's in this speaker's room within the tower. Now the gyroscope on the touch of malice is said to hold a piece of Oryx's soul so what could be the lore behind the gyroscope seen on this sword. Now here is an interesting theory for all you to think about. The speaker has one of these contraptions within his space within the tower. This makes me think it may have something to do with him. The speaker as we know so far in Destiny 2 is nowhere to be seen. Where did he go upon the attack at the red legion on the tower? Did he die? Did he escape? Did he embody his light into this gyroscope? Who knows? Maybe this sword comes from a questline to save the speaker which we end up failing and what's left of his soul is held within the sword's gyroscope much like what we see within the touch of malice. Or maybe this sword is the key to finding the speaker as it holds a part of his light. Notice as well it's a warlock wielding the sword within the trailer too. Now we do know you do get a sword from the speaker within Destiny 1 and it's for completing a tale of two guardians which is a quest. Doing this quest you're rewarded a sword from the speaker so the speaker and swords have tied in before. But what do you think about this? Do you think the sword could have something to do with the speaker? Do you think the sword embodies the speaker's light? Do you think it's a key to finding the speaker within Destiny 2? Do you think the speaker may have died? Leaving what's left of his soul held within the sword's gyroscope? Let me know. Like I said though this is just a theory one to think about. If you'd like to add to this theory be sure to leave a comment down below. If you think it's something completely different let me know. Hope you guys did enjoy the video though. If you're new around here and enjoy daily Destiny videos be sure to subscribe. If you never want to miss a video of mine make sure you press that bell button next to that subscribe button to receive email notifications. But remember people you heard it here first if this turns out to be true. Again thanks for stopping by and I'll see you on the next one.


Hi, and welcome to the screencast and how to plot the graph of a single variable function in GeoGebra. Let's graph the function f of x equals x squared plus x minus four. To do this, I'm going to have GeoGebra open. Then I'm going to find the input bar, which should be in the lower part of the screen. Then I'll click to get the cursor in the input bar and then type f parenthesis x closed parenthesis equals x to the second power minus x plus four. Note that I used the current symbol, which is located above the six on the keyboard for exponents. Once I've entered this, I'm going to hit enter on the keyboard and the graph should appear and the formula for the function appears in the algebra window on the left. Let's graph another function, this time g of x equals the square root of x times cosine x. Go to the input bar and start typing g parenthesis x closed parenthesis equals Now for square root, there's no square root symbol on the keyboard, so I'm going to use the GeoGebra syntax for square root, which is the text sqrt. So I'm typing sqrt parenthesis x closed parenthesis and then I'm using the asterisk for times. GeoGebra will not interpret two variables sitting next to each other as multiplication, so the time symbol here is necessary. Then finally cosine of x and then hit enter. This shows that GeoGebra can plot multiple functions on the same set of axes, and that's how to plot the graph of the function in GeoGebra. Thanks for watching.


What's up everybody, JC over at jaspyscasebreaks.com. We just sold out Jaspys Summertime high-end hit box break number one. And we had a couple mini breaks to fill up, as you can see there. But we filled it up, guys. And again, there are some really, really nice hits. This is kind of a little bit of a preview of what hits you, you could be expecting in this. And again, it's a repack product that we created. And basically, the way it works is if you bought the first spot on this break, you are starting off number one. We're only randomizing the customer, so we're only randomizing the numbers one through 25. The customer list will stay the same. So these customers, from Paul down to Ben, got the 12 spots straight up, so you're gonna be the first 12. And then the rest, these customers, as the mini breaks sold out from Optic Blaster 23 to 24, to trice our mini helmet, and to end up with the last one we just did in a separate video to be there at the bottom. So we leave this list the way it is. All we're gonna do is randomize the customer name, or sorry, randomize the numbers, and then you match up with what you get. And then that's how we'll start. And again, each box contains one card. Once it packs that out, this will break. 20 graded cards plus in this product. And the top four value hits in here are gonna be 1,400, 11, 25, 800, and 760. The bottom four are gonna be valued at 100, 185, and 55. So that's the worst you can get. This is the best you can get. And I'm sure there's a lot of mid-range cards in there that'll definitely make your money back or pretty much a good investment value in this. So like I said, I think a lot of people have seen our product. We do pretty well, I think. And it's just really whatever luck you match up with what box number. So let's do it, guys. Let's just roll the numbers. We got a one and a four, five times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, and a fifth and final time. Boom. Box 18, all the way down to box number one.  I'm just gonna do it the way this is as it matches up with. There you go. So Paul, you're gonna have first hit coming out. Box 18, Wade with box 11, Steven with box six, Ryan with box 12, Charles with box 13. Mike, you have box 15, B50 with box seven, Jacob with box 25, Lenny with 17, Ben with two, Greg with 20, and Ben, last ball module, 16. And Roger got that from Optic Blaster 23, box 19, Danny with four, Matthew with 14, Zach G with 24, Sean with 22, Nick with eight, Dustin with three, as well as five, Nick F with nine, Ryan with 10, Rodney with 23, Zach T with 21, and Danny with box one. So there you go. Good luck. So let's print this out. And to the left of me, over here, I don't know if you guys can see them. We have these boxes just numbered like this. So I'll just bring out each box as it is. And before actually I start, let me, what I'm gonna do is print out these labels, and that's gonna give me, make it easier for me. All right, guys. So here's this, Paul, I'm gonna start out with you. It's gonna be box 18. All right, good luck. First one we got is a graded card, and it is one of the sell sheet hits. How about that? 2016 Panini Prism Ezekialiate Pristine 10. All 10s minus nine, five corners. So it was almost a black label. Nice hit right there. Nice way to start it off. So there you go. Congratulations, man. Cool, just like that. Next one is Wade with box 11. I don't know if we're gonna keep this another graded card. And it is a 2017, 18, totally certified. Choice Signatures Green, it's a 910 auto, and it's a one out of five Magic Johnson. There you go. Very nice. Congratulations, Wade. That's a nice one. Next one coming up, Steven, you have box six. And it is a Kevin Durant, one of one. Nice, this reminds me from, says 1516 Replay, which I believe was a buyback product. How about that? That's nice. Next one, Ryan, box 12. And it is a 2019 Topps Chrome Vladimir Guerrero Junior Auto, and it is a PSA 10. Very nice. There you go, Ryan. C. Alexander, there you go, Charles. Pack 13, or box 13, sorry. Big card. And we have ourselves a Luis Robert from Leaf Trinity Baseball 2018. And it is a BGS 9, 5, 10. A nice patch in there as well, the bronze spectrum. Everything a 9, 5 in surface was 10, pretty solid. All right, coming up next, Mac, box 15. And we got each other, the 19 Panini Prism Draft Pig, Zion Williamson Silver, and it is a PSA 10. Very nice. There you go, Mac. B-Fits, you're up next. Box seven, PSA 10. We have ourselves the 2013 Panini Prism Yanis Antetokompo, PSA nine. There you go, B-Fits, waiting all day for this. Well worth the wait. All we all do, Nick, boss man Mike, sometimes me, shipping team. There you go. Mainly though, Nick and boss man Mike. Jacob, 25. We got a 2016 Select, PSA 10 of Dak Prescott. Lenny, you're up next. Number 17. Varsity, they're already sold out, man. We'll have more of these in the future, I don't know when, but they are sold out. And we have ourselves a 2018 Panini Select, LeBron James, and it's a PSA 10. First year as a Laker card. There you go. Varsity, we don't do personals here, but we do offer personal boxes. We just do the group breaks on YouTube. I don't know if you have Instagram, but we are on Instagram, jaspys.com is a separate website, but still us, but that's where we do our personal boxes, and Sean is actually breaking there on Instagram. So follow us there at jaspysbrakes, and we actually have some hip hacks available, something similar to this on there. So if you wanna check it out, that breaks on Instagram though. All right, so there you go. I mean, it's a high risk, guys. I mean, these boxes cost 400 bucks basically, but it's a high reward if you do hit a good box. All right, Ben, box two. Ooh, look at that. 2018 Panini Prism Lamar Jackson Neon Green Pulser. PSA nine. That's pretty nice. Can't go wrong with a Lamar Jackson. There you go. Beautiful. Love the green pulsers. Most probably out of megabucks. All right, Greg, you're up next. Number 20. And we got a 2019 Panini Daunas Zion Williamson Net Marvels press-proof PSA nine. These actually have skyrocketed in price. It's crazy. Just in general, Daunas too. There you go, that's a cool one, man. There you go, Greg. It's another one of those cell sheet hits right there. Still have a few more. The Jaws still hiding. The Ronald O'Coonie Jr. still hiding. Well, I mean, obviously not every Marvel, but I think most of the Marvels are pretty good players. I think, I mean, actually, I think all good players are in the Marvels, right? All right, Ben, you're the last one that box straight up and you're gonna get box 16. So like Lucas and all that stuff, they sell pretty well. Feels heavy. Definitely a PSA slab. And it is a pristine 10 of Juan Soto Tops Chrome Update. Everything a 10 minus the Centering 9.5, almost a black label. There you go, that's nice.  And I mean, graded is what I meant to say. They sell for a ton. I mean, I think everything graded. Not sure, buddy. I mean, we haven't really been affiliated with any one of them for a couple of years now, but I know he hasn't been around. Roger, you're up next. You're the first one to start off from Optic Blaster 23. Box 19. Look at that, that is awesome. 2019, 20, Panini Prism, Jameran Pristine 10. Everything a 10 but the surface. This could have been a black label with a white down rank overgraded this. There you go, nice. Is that right? That doesn't sound real. Danny, box four. We have a 1990 Overdeck Star Rookie of Dion Sanders and it is a PSA 10. Matthew, box 14. We have a 2018 Donorous Lamar Jackson PSA 10. Zack G, box 24. We have a Tua Togvaloa Prism Rookie Autograph. Was it that, I don't even know what the condos is. The Dion Sanders. Well, I guess if we had to think of it that way, man, you got this an Optic Blaster, so. I guess it would have hurt a little bit more if it was box straight up. But really, that would be only like 55 bucks, man. That's a great looking $55 car, though. That was the case. Shawn, box 22. We got ourselves a 9510. It is a rookie cracked ice of Juju Smith Schuster. That's nice, 9510. And it is numbered 15 out of 25. Beautiful. Nick, box eight. Nice, 2018 Panini Prism Red, White, and Blue. Yanis onto the Comple PSA 10. That's nice. Barbershop feel right there. There you go, Nick. Dustin. You have three, and then you also have five. Yeah, I'm gonna need some. We got ourselves a Miguel Carrera PSA 10. It's 2000 tops chrome traded. Future Hall of Famer. And the last one here for you, Dustin, is five. Nice, it is a 2019 Panini Prism Zion Williamson Instant Impact PSA 10. All right, we're getting down to the wire, guys. Nick F, you have box nine. It's getting stuck there, guys. And it is 2018 Bowman Chrome Ronald Acunia Jr. It is a PSA 10, 433 out of 499. Nice one. There you go, Nick. Box nine. That Miggie's 400 bucks, that's pretty solid. I don't think it'll ever go down, right? Ryde won this in TriStar Mini Hum in number one. Box 10. We have an Aaron Judge. It is a orange. Not even numbered yet. Six out of 25. Inception patch auto, three color patch. There you go, buddy. All right, about three more. Rodney, you have box 23. It is a Daniel Jones, three out of 30. Looks like it was a redemption. There you go. Very nice. Some plates and patches. All right, two more, guys. Next team, you're up next. And you are getting box 21. And then we're going to end up with Danny, box one. It is a PSA 10 from Mosaic, John Morant. All righty, Danny. Good luck, box one. Ooh, this is nice. This wasn't even on the cell sheet. 2017-18, Donorous Optic Mega Box rated rookie, Shock Flash, Jason Tatum, and it's a BGS95. There you go, D-Cons. And there you go, guys. That was the break. That was the Jaspys summertime high-end hit box break number one. I'm pretty sure we'll have more of these soon, guys. So check it out on jaspyscasebreak.com. Just know if you do a lot of hit packs too on Instagram at Jaspys Break, so you can watch there. And our website is jaspys.com, separate website. And that's where you get your personal box fixings with us, seven days a week as well. So coming up next, guys, is Obsidian Basketball 2 box break. And we'll do some absolute after that. Appreciate it, guys.


The Kraft Foods Company presents Willard Waterman as The Great Gilded Sleeve. The Great Gilded Sleeve is brought to you partially transcribed by The Kraft Foods Company. And Kraft, you know, makes the famous pasteurized processed cheese food, Velvita. Velvita has a wonderful cheddar cheese flavor that's rich yet delightfully mild. It's delicious and it's the finest quality cheese food you can buy because it's made by Kraft. The name that for years has meant only the finest in cheese and cheese foods. Get a package or loaf of Velvita tomorrow and enjoy the cheese food of top quality. Velvita made only by Kraft. Well, once a year the Great Gilded Sleeve, his niece Marjorie and his nephew Leroy make the trek to Judge Hooker's house for dinner. For the judge it's quite an occasion because it commemorates the day years ago when he turned Marjorie and little Leroy over to the guardianship of our water commissioner. Dinner is over now and the evening is well along. Yes, well along. And when he said that, I knew immediately that the only thing for me to do was... Gilded. Huh? Oh, yes, absolutely, Judge. Surely you're not sleepy, Gilded. It's only nine o'clock. You know, not at all. Just that I ate too much. You find dinner horrors, as usual.  I'm glad you enjoyed it, Marjorie. Hey, didn't we have chicken fricassee last year? Leroy, the judge serves chicken fricassee every year. Yes, indeed. For this occasion it's traditional. You know, living alone as I do, I always look forward to these intimate little family get-together. Yo, so do we, Judge. We certainly do. Leroy? Yeah, we certainly do. We do have fun, don't we? My, it seems like only yesterday, when it became my pleasant duty to tuck you children under the protective wing of your devoted uncle. Yeah, I remember, Judge.  Me in ruffles? Oh, for corn's sake. That's right, Leroy. And who'd have dreamed that Marjorie, a little girl in pigtails, would now be the mother of twins.  What time is it? Leroy. I imagine Leroy is anxious to play a game. Oh, boy! Now, let's see what I have. Dominoes, authors, parcheses. Oh, brother. Perhaps I should think of something for all of us to do. Don't worry about me, Judge. I'll look through the family album. Little later on, we want to have our annual song fest around the organ. So if nobody minds, I'll run through a song just to test the organ's pipes. And my own. Are you going to sing, Judge? Why not? I often wonder why we don't hear some of the good songs anymore. Oh, my poor Nellie Gray. They have taken you away and sitting by the river. And I'm weeping. Time is it now. Watch it, Leroy. Well, now that I've broken the eyes, let's everybody join in. Come on, Gilday. We'll sing smiles. If you don't mind, Judge, I'm just getting interested in the album. I hate to break up the evening, Judge, but I really must get home for twins. Yeah, me too. We'd like to stay longer, Judge, but you know how it is with children at home. I understand. But I've been thinking, Gilday, you have such a large family now. Why don't you share one of your members with a lonely man? What do you mean, Judge? Well, Leroy and I have been such pals tonight. It occurred to me that he might like to come over and spend a few days with me. A few days? I don't know, Judge. Leroy's in school, you know. Well, I could help him study. We'd have a dandy time. Leroy, how would you like to have a lawyer help you with your homework? A lawyer? I'm not in that much trouble. Well, give it some thought, my boy. Gilday, I'll call you about it tomorrow. Yeah, we'll think it over, Judge. Thank you for a very lovely evening, Judge. You're very enjoyable, Horace. Good night. It has been my pleasure. You have no idea how these visits of yours brighten my life. Good night, Judge. Good night, Judge. Good night. Hi, George. The Judge is a fine old fellow. I always leave his house with a sort of an empty feeling. I couldn't eat much of that chicken either. Who are you, Leroy? Get in the car. Eight times seven is fifty-six. He takes and carries the five. Seven twos are fourteen. Nad to five makes nineteen.  No, Leroy. It's my water report. Nine and one to carry. Why don't you do that at the office? Well, it piles up, my boy. Now run along. Okay. Hey, can I use your red ink? No, I need it. Six and five are eleven. How about using your black ink? Leroy, what do you want with ink? I don't want my arm. Leroy, please. I've got to concentrate. I'll help you. Seven times eight are fifty-four. Fifty-six. Then, Leroy, stop figuring over my shoulder. Okay. What's the one thousand five hundred and sixty gals? No, Leroy. You sure have a lot of lady customers, Zung. Leroy, will you go away and let me finish my work? Okay. Yes, yes. You know, I'd have had this report out. We hadn't gone to the judges last night. You know, well, a man can't ignore an obligation like that. Besides, the judge is so lonesome. Seven times eight are fifty-four. Fifty-six. You're cute the way the old judge wanted Leroy to stay with him a few days. Eaten to a ten, four or fourteen. Oop. Leroy, is that you sawing? Yeah. Oh my goodness. Leroy, now what are you doing? Well, stop that, too. Sled. Are you building a sled in the living room? It's dark outside. Yeah, see here, Leroy. You can do that over the weekend and out in the yard. Okay. Try to find something to do other than annoy people. Okay. Yeah, I'll get it, Bertie. Yeah, I'm up. That's impossible around here. Hello. Oh, it's you, Judge. I told you I'd call.  Well, I'm a sorely tempted judge, but perhaps Leroy had better stay home with us. Leroy, turn down the radio. What'd you say, guilty? I said Leroy, turn down the radio. I can't hear you, guilty. What'd you say? He'll be right over. More coffee, Mr. Guilsey? Yeah, thanks, Bertie. Sure is quiet around here this morning. Yeah, quite a change.  He didn't want to go. You know, Bertie, it'll be good for Leroy. Yes, sir. Besides, we sort of owe it to the judge. He'll be a quieting influence on the boy. Yes, sir.  Hmm. Probably rye, crisp and Kailak water. Yes, sir. Mr. Guilsey, while Leroy's eating light, would you care for another plate of bacon, eggs, toast, and marmalade? No, thanks, Bertie. Is there a day at the office? Oh, fair. Isn't Leroy here? Well, of course not. He isn't due home until tomorrow. Well, I thought he might have missed us. Maybe gotten tired of the judges. I guess he decided to stick it out. Yeah, I guess so. Would you like to see the evening paper, Uncle? I might glance at it before dinner. Thank you, my dear. You... Not much in the paper? No, not much. What's that? The clock. I haven't heard a clock ticking this house for years. Certainly is quiet around here. It's an hour and a clock, ticking louder than it did yesterday. Well, this is the last day I'll have to listen to it. Leroy will be home tonight. Yes, Marjorie? When are you going for Leroy? The judge wanted him to stay at the dinner, my dear. That's right, Bertie. It's been days, you know. We realize that, Bertie. I got pot roast and chocolate pie. Yeah, I know, Bertie. Three days and nine meals beside what he eats in between. Now, Bertie, you and Marjorie make it sound like I'm punishing the boy. But I'm not. This has been good for Leroy. If you dull days with the judge, you'll make him appreciate his home and family more. Yes, sir. I sure thought he was going to be home for this. You're all right, my dear. They have the wrong idea about this. They picked your little Leroy over there playing par-cheese and eating cold fricacy. Maybe they're right. Where's my hat? Where are you going? I'm going to get Leroy. Leroy'd be surprised. He'll fly into my arms. What am I doing here? Aren't you glad to see me? Boy, that's better. I want to show you what the judge bought me. Look at this, Uncle Footboy. And a breakaway jersey. That's all very nice. But, Judge, we don't want to spoil Leroy. You can't spoil a nice boy like Leroy. Heck no. Speaking of home, Leroy, Bertie has pot roast for dinner. But, Gilday, we've reserved a table in the palm room of the Summerfield Grill. In fact, we were about to leave. Well, I suppose I can come back for Leroy later. Oh, by the way, we want to talk to you about that. We haven't had time to do all the things that I planned for Leroy. How about letting the boy stay another week? Another week? How about it, Uncle? I've had a keen time, Uncle. The judge even took me swimming over at the athletic club. Go goat. What? That's fine, Judge. We've been every place. We've had a Jim Dandy time, Gilday. Like a kid, Michelle. You second childhood. And Saturday, we want to attend the football game at Center City. I have tickets on the 50-yard line. Well, I'll leave it up to Leroy. Well, I'll stay for another week. You don't mind, Donk? You know, no. If you're happy about it, my boy, I'm happy. Gosh, sure as well, Uncle. Well, I've always tried to be. Hey, I forgot to show you what's in this other package Leroy has a package for you. You know, he has? He's laundry. We have a busy week ahead, so tell Bertie we'd like to have it back by Monday. What's Bertie going to say when I bring a bundle of laundry to dinner? The Great Gilded Sleeve will be back in just a minute. It comes out just right. Yes, sir, Bertie wins again. Oh, hi there, Bertie. What's funny? My food budget all fixed. It took a little range in here and a little rearrange in there, but I finally got my food budget to fit my meal. How'd you make it fit? With Velvete, Mr. Heaston. Yes, sir. That's Bertie's secret weapon for food budget that won't fit. I cooked with Velvete. That's a good idea, Bertie. That pasteurized processed cheese food made by Kraft sure is smooth melding, isn't it? That's because Velvete has such a swell, rich yet mild cheddar flavor, Bertie. And don't forget, Velvete is mighty nourishing, too, because it's so rich in important food values from milk. How are you going to use that Velvete sauce this week? Well, I'm going to use it with leftovers from the roast for one lunch, and another time, I'm going to pour it over half some hard-cooked eggs and toast. I can almost taste that Velvete sauce right now. So golden, smooth and delicious. And don't forget, Bertie, Velvete is digestible as milk itself. Yes, sir. Velvete sure is good stuff. Why, Mr. Heaston, you know Velvete is Bertie's favorite budget extender fire. Favorite what, Bertie? Extender fire. Or you mean, Velvete is your favorite budget extender. I'm going to go visit a few days, partly because he felt sorry for the lonely judge and partly because Leroy was getting on his nerves. Now it's the Great Guildersleeve who is lonely and it's the judge who is getting on his nerves. The old goat. Marjorie, he's practically bribing Leroy to stay with him, buying him presents, taking him places. You shouldn't say that, Anki. I think it's wonderful that the judge takes such an interest in Leroy. Mr. Guildersleeve, I like the way the judge is treating Leroy. Bertie, I thought you wanted him to come home.  Well, he could have the time of his life with me, too, if he were here. There are a lot of things we can do together. You buy George, there's no school tomorrow. I think I'll call up and after to take him to the roller rink tonight. Anki, Leroy's having a good time. Why don't you leave him alone? I want to have a good time, too. The judge is getting a wee bit possessive. Judge? Oh, hello, Guilder. Judge, what do you have planned for Leroy this evening? Why, Guilder? Why? Well, I thought he might like to go roller skating. Thanks for the suggestion. What? I knew we were going to do something tonight, but I didn't know why. I'll go oil my skates and take the boy. Judge, wait a minute. Judge, let me talk to Leroy. What? What a sneaky old goat. You know this, Leroy? What can I do for you today? I guess you can give me a Coke. Very well. Still visiting the judge? That's right, Pee-Pee. Spending your winter, is he? He is not. He'll be home in four days and that will be the end of the visit and I mean it. Pee-Pee, how would you feel if you didn't make any difference to me? You wouldn't? I don't have enough of you. You might. But Mrs. Pee-Pee tells me we have nieces in the family. Of course that's only hearsay. You mean you are sure? I've never seen them. Yeah, all right, Pee-Pee. Suppose your nieces want to visit the judge and wouldn't come home. You know the sleeves. That should never happen. They don't know the judge. You drop it. You've gone and done. Well, I will. I'm not going to worry about it anymore. The only reason Leroy is staying over there is because the judge is spoiling him. You don't change. I could win him back in a minute if I wanted to buy him everything he saw. But that isn't good for the boy. Besides, I wouldn't stoop to such obvious tactics. Well, look who's here. Hi, Aunt. How are you, Galdin? How about having a big Coke with your old uncle? Thanks, Aunt. But the judge is going to buy me a pineapple nut sundae. Here he is. Leroy, how about me buying you a double banana split with three kinds of ice cream? Now who's being obvious? But, Galdin, Leroy wanted the pineapple nut sundae. I think I'd rather have the double banana split, judge. Very well. While Mr. Peavey is making the banana split, let's you and I look in the showcase and see what we can see. Oh, God, he never gives up. Gosh, look at the swell box camera. Would you like one of those, Leroy? Boy, would I. That model you're looking at, it's 450. Peavey, we'll take it. Judge, you forced me to bring this up, but I'd plan to buy Leroy a good camera for Christmas. Well, in that case, no sale, Peavey. No such thing. Oh, say, judge, what time is it? We don't want to miss the movie. Leroy, don't you have a watch? Yeah, I'll say he does. Very well. This is more like it. Gee, you mean it, huh? Yes, indeed, my boy. Leroy. Yeah, judge? Here it comes again. You remember the day we were browsing around Hogan Brothers? Yeah, they got everything. I want you to go to Hogan Brothers and pick out anything your heart desires. Tell Mr. Bentley to charge it to my account. Yo, brother.  Hogan Brothers. Isn't that great? What are you going to do tonight? Well, Leroy, I'm afraid I'll have to spend some time on this brief. I have a case coming out in court tomorrow morning. Yeah, what's a brief? In this case, it's the defense that I'm preparing for my client. Did he rob a bank? No, Leroy.  Okay. Is he a gangster? Did he rub somebody out? Leroy, I'm not a criminal lawyer. Now, let me see. There's a case of Mahoney versus the state. An important president was set. Was Mahoney a gangster? Oh, for heaven's sake, no, Leroy. Now, why don't you find something to do? Okay. Now, where was I? Oh, yes. How do you, the first part, prove to the satisfaction of the jury? Judge! Yes, Leroy. When you finish your brief, will you play the organ again? We'll see. Well, and I'll play the drum like that with Hogan Brothers. Okay, Judge? I'll play the organ. Certainly is hard to concentrate with an active boy in the house. Please lower your voice. I'm trying to concentrate. Thank you, my boy. Now, perhaps I can get something done. Now, see, where was I? Oh, I'll never get this brief out. You've been stewing about Leroy being with the judge, and now you don't seem to care. Well, Marjorie, I'm not going to worry about it anymore. I never thought Leroy would stay away from home this long. It's very simple, Bertie. You should have seen them at Peabies. The boy gets anything he asks for. But I refuse to be concerned anymore. Yes. I can't imagine the judge letting him buy anything he wanted at Hogan Brothers. Well, he did. Uncle Mort, I think you should go after him. Enough's enough. No, that's not the way to do it, Marjorie. Let Leroy stay as long as the judge can put up with him. I get it. You're never mind, Bertie. I hope you don't mind, Gilday, but I thought it about time to bring the boy home. Yeah, glad you did, Judge. It's good to see you home, Leroy. It's good to be home, Uncle. Where's Margin Bertie? Leroy. Hi, Mom. My gracious, I think you've grown. Hey, come on out. Gilday, I suppose you wonder why I brought him home early. Well, Judge... As a matter of fact, my work has been piling up, and I'm not accustomed to having youngsters around me. Of course he's a wonderful boy. You bet, Judge. But, as you see, he is inclined to be a little bit noisy. Yeah, I know, Judge. Who do you think told Hogan Brothers to sell Leroy the drum? Gilday! Take Gilday's leave. We'll be with us again in just 30 seconds. 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Hi, I'm Lisa Martin here with theCUBE. You're watching our coverage of Dell Technologies World, the digital virtual experience. I've got two guests with me here today. We're going to be talking about the University of Pisa and how it is leaning into all flash to the links powered by Dell Technologies. One of our alumni is back, Maurizio Davinia, the CTO of the University of Pisa. Maurizio, welcome back to theCUBE. Thank you, you're always welcome. Very excited to talk to you today. Kaushik Ghosh is here as well, the Director of Product Management at Dell Technologies. Kaushik, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you. So here we are at this virtual event again. Maurizio, you were last on theCUBE at VMworld a few months ago, the virtual experience as well. But talk to our audience a little bit before we dig into the technology and some of these demanding workloads that the university is utilizing. Talk to me a little bit about your role as CTO and about the university. So my role as CTO at the University of Pisa is regarding data-server operations and scientific computing support. That is the main occupation that they have. Then they support also the technological choices that University of Pisa is doing during the latest two or three years. Talk to me about some, so this is in terms of students, we're talking about 50,000 or so students, 3,000 faculty. And the campus is distributed around the town of Pisa. Is that correct Maurizio? The University of Pisa is sort of a town campus in the sense that we have 20 departments that are located inside a medieval town. But due to the choices that University of Pisa has done in the last nineties, we are owner of a private fiber network connecting all our departments and all our centers. And so we can use the town as a sort of whiteboard to design new services, new kind of support for teaching and so on. So you've really modernized the data infrastructure for the university that was founded in the Middle Ages. Talk to me now about some of the workloads, Maurizio, that are generating massive amounts of data and then we'll get into what you're doing with Dell Technologies. Oh, so the University of Pisa has a quite old history on HPC, my traditional HPC. So we are supporting the traditional workloads from CAE or engineering or chemistry or oil and gas simulations. Of course, during the pandemic years, last year, especially, we have new kind of workloads coming. Some related to the fast movement of the HPC workload from let's say traditional HPC to AI and machine learning. And also the request to support a lot of remote activities coming from distance learning to remote eyes, remote eyes laboratories or stations or whatever was held in presence in the past. And so the impact either on the infrastructure or and especially on the storage part was significant. So you talked about utilizing the high performance computing environments for a while and for scientific computing and things. I saw a case study that you guys have done with Dell. But then during the pandemic, the challenge and the use case of remote learning brought additional challenges to your environment. From that perspective, how were you able to transfer your curriculum to online and enable the scientists, the physicists, the oil and gas folks doing research to still access that data at the speed that they needed to? You know, for what regard distance learning, of course, we were based on cloud services that were not provided internally by us. So we were based on Microsoft services on Google services and so on. For what regards internal support, scientific computing was completely remote eyes either on support or experience because how can I bring some examples? For example, laboratory activities were remote eyes. The access to the laboratories was held from remote as much as possible. We designed a special network to connect to all the laboratories and to give the researcher the possibility of accessing the data on this special network. So a sort of collector of data inside our university network. You can imagine that virtualization, for example, was a key factor for us because virtualization was for us a flexible way to deliver new services in an easy way, especially if you have to administer systems for remote. So as I told you before about the network as a whiteboard, also the computing infrastructure was VMware virtualization treated as a sort of right. We were designing new services either for interactive services or especially for scientific computing. For example, we have an experience with virtualization of HPC workloads, storage and so on. Talk to me about the storage impact because as we know, we talk about these very demanding unstructured workloads, AI, machine learning and those are difficult for most storage systems to handle. Mauricio, talk to us about why you leaned into all flash with Dell Technologies and talk to us a little bit about the technologies that you've implemented. So if I have to think about our storage infrastructure before the pandemic, I have to think about Isilon because our HPC workloads was mainly based on the Isilon as a storage infrastructure. Together with some parallel effect system, as you can imagine, we're deploying in-house. During the pandemic, but especially with the explosion of the AI with the footprint of the storage request changed a lot because what we had until then, and in our case, it was an hybrid Isilon solution didn't fit so well for AI workloads. And this is why we started the migration that was, it was not really migration, but a sort of integration of the power scale or flash machine inside our environment because the power scale or flash and especially I hope in the future, the NVMe support is a key factor for the AI storage, storage support. We already have experienced some of the NVMe possibilities on the power banks that we have here. Think of other Facebook loads and part for VDI support but for flash is the minimum and NVMe is what we need to support in the right way the AI workloads. Kashuk, talk to me about what Dell Technologies has seen the uptick in the demand for this. As Mauricio said, they were using Isilon before adding in power scale. What are some of the changing demands that Dell Technologies has seen and how does technologies like power scale and the F 900 facilitate these organizations being able to rapidly change their environment so that they can utilize and extract the value from data? Yeah, absolutely. Artificial intelligence is an area that continues to amaze me and personally I think the potential here is immense. As Mauricio said, the data sets with artificial intelligence have grown significantly and not only the data has become larger, the AI models that are used have become more complex. For example, one of the studies suggests that for a modeling of natural language processing, one of the fields in AI, the number of parameters used could exceed like a trillion in a few years, so almost the size of a human brain. So not only that means that there is a lot of amount to be data to be processed, but the process stored ingested but probably has to be done in the same amount of time as before or perhaps even a smaller amount of time. So larger data, same time or perhaps even a smaller amount of time. So absolutely, I agree. I mean, those type of, for these type of workloads, you need a storage that gives you that high performance access but also being able to store that data economically. And Kaushik, how does Dell Technologies deliver that? The ability to scale, the economics, what's unique and differentiated about PowerScale? So PowerScale is our all flash system. It's a, it's a, it's bed uses the technology, some of the same capabilities that the Icelon products used to offer the 1FS file system capability, some of the capabilities that Maurizio has used and loved in the past. So some of those same capabilities are brought forward now on this PowerScale platform. There are some changes. Like for example, our new PowerScale platform supports NVIDIA GPU Direct, right? So for artificial intelligence workloads, you do need these GPU capable machines and the PowerScale supports that those high performance GPU Direct machines through the different technologies that we offer. And the PowerScale F 900, which we are going to launch very soon, is our best high performance all flash and the most economical all flash to date. So it is, it not only is our fastest but also offers the most economical way of storing the data. So ideal for these type of high performance workloads like AIML, deep learning and so on. Excellent. Maurizio, talk to me about some of the results that the university is achieving so far. I did read a 3x improvement in IO performance. You were able to get nearly 100% of the curriculum online pretty quickly. But talk to me about some of the other impacts that Dell Technologies has helping the university to achieve. Well, we are an old Dell customer. And if you give a look at what we have inside our data centers, we typically joking, we define as a sort of Dell Technologies supermarket in the sense that the grid part of our servers storage environment comes from Dell Technologies. Several generations of PowerEdge servers, PowerMax, Isilon, PowerScale, PowerStore. So we are using a lot of Dell Technologies here here. And of course in the past our traditional workloads were well supported by Dell Technologies and Dell Technologies is driving us versus what we call the next generation workloads because we are accompanying us in the transition versus the next generation computing that we hope to host here. And this is what our researchers are looking for. Because if I have to give a look to what we are doing mostly here, healthcare workloads, deep learning, data analysis, image analysis, image reconstruction, everything have to be supported especially from the data center, especially from the next generation servers typically equipped with GPUs. This is why GPU director is so important for us. But also supported on the networking side because the speed of the storage must be tied to the next generation networking. Low latency, high performance because at the end of the day you have to bring the data to the storage. And typically you do it by working. So the rewamp of the low latency high performance if they're connected is also a side effect. For these new workloads. And of course, Dell Technologies is with us in this transition. I love how you described your data centers as a Dell Technologies supermarket. Maybe a different way of talking about a center of excellence. Kashi, I want to ask you about, I know that the University of Pisa is a COE for Dell. Talk to me about in the last couple of minutes we have here what that entails and how Dell helps customers become a center of excellence. Yeah, so Dell, like Maurizio has talked about, has a lot of the Dell products today. And in fact, he mentioned about the PowerEd servers. The PowerScale F900 is actually based on a PowerEd server. So you can see, so a lot of these technologies are sort of interlinked with each other. They've talked to each other to work together. And that sort of helps customers manage the entire ecosystem lifecycle, data lifecycle together versus SP spots, because we have solutions that solve all aspects of our customer like Maurizio's needs, right? So yeah, I'm glad Maurizio is leveraging Dell and I'm happy we are able to help help Maurizio solve all his use cases end to end. Excellent, Maurizio, last question. Are you going to be using AI and machine learning powered by Dell to determine if the Tower of Pisa is going to continue to lean or if it's going to stay where it is? The leaning tower is an engineering miracle. Some years ago, an incredible engineering work was able to fix the leaning for a while. And let's hope that the Tower of Pisa stay there because it's one of our beauty that you can come to visit. And that's one part of Italy I haven't been to. So this pandemic, I got to add that to my travel plans. Maurizio and Kaushik, it's been a pleasure talking to you about how Dell is partnering with the University of Pisa to really help you power AI machine learning workloads to facilitate many use cases. We are looking forward to hearing what's next. Thanks for joining me this morning. Thank you. For my guests, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE's coverage of Dell Technologies World, the digital event experience.


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