Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebrakes.com coming at you with the Jaspy's 18 box, the Martian baseball mixer, random team break with obviously the Martian, a Jason Dominguez autograph giveaway. Ladies and gentlemen, there he is right there. Show you, it's this exact one right here. There you go, so someone's gonna win that one, which is gonna be awesome. It's a good looking card, good looking autograph. Big prospect for the Yankees. Be whoo, you might get some baseball back too. All right, these are the boxes involved in the break. No veteran comments or paper-based ship. No paper at all in these Bowman box right here. Jason Dominguez, as usual, Jason Dominguez paper, Bobby Whitjr paper, Robert Poston paper. Those three guys will ship, I'll be pulling those as we go along. And this is a Mega Box Chrome Auto too, that's pretty awesome. Big thanks to these folks right here. So whether you bought teams straight up, or whether you won spots in those jumbo pack breaks, I appreciate you getting in. Thank you, all 30 teams in. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Three and a two, five times, here we go. One, two, three, four, and five. Do your names first. The randomized for the Jason Dominguez, of course, will be at the end. Mike Tower down to Jamie. Three and a two, five times for the teams. One, two, three, four, and fifth and final time. After five times, we got the Brew Crew down to the Reds after five. All right, so Mike with the Brew Crew, Josh with the Astros, Ryan with the Angels, Jesse with the Padres, Adam with the Rockies, Wade with the Giants, Wes with the Royals, Stephen K with the A's, Michael with the O's, Josh with the Josh W with the Cardinals. Fred, you have the Tampa Bay Rays. Tony with the Mets, Adam with the Marlins, Michael with the Pirates, Jason with the Rangers, Matt with the Braves, Alexander with the Yankees. Nice, Michael with the Tigers, Jack with the Blue Jays, Brian Zeller, with your last bottom mojo, you got my Dodgers. Michael with the Nats, Quinten with the Phillies, Ron with the Twins, Zach with the White Sox, JC with the Cubs, Matt with the Indians, Wade with the Red Sox, Zach with the Mariners, Rick T with the Diamondbacks, and last but not least, Jamie with the Reds. There you go, yeah, Alex is happy about the Yankees, sweet he says. Somehow I don't think he's gonna be trading, but everyone else, you are welcome to trade. Maybe make Alex an offer, see what he thinks. All right, there you go, I'm gonna pause the video when we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades and they'll have the breaks to go out. All right, welcome back folks. I know a little bit of a trade chatter, but at the end of the day, no deals were done. Here on Wednesday the 17th in the Martian baseball mixer featuring the Jason Minga's autograph that we're giving away at the end of the break, separate dice roll. Big thanks to everybody who got in. Jimmy was asking earlier any reason why some of Luis Roberts would have RC Logan, some don't, I don't know actually. So grab this, you can see all the boxes on the cart up there. I'm just gonna keep snagging boxes out of there. We're gonna close with the two gold rush boxes right here. I think those have like graded cards in there and everything, that would be a good way to end the break. We'll go through some heavy base product cards first. Stuff like these mega boxes and some kind of bulky sized boxes. Did baseball, Sean Mercer's acting and baseball has had a play yet or not? Anyone know? Yeah, does anyone know? As of a day ago, you know, I think baseball, a lot of people were very skeptical about baseball, but after today it seems like Rob Manfred and Players Association president Tony Clark got together in secret, I think, in Arizona somewhere, you know, maybe in the middle of the desert, properly socially distanced. And apparently they built a framework for, they built a framework for a baseball season that will be 60ish games or something like that with an expanded playoff. And guess what? Turns out the players will still keep the original pro-rated contract agreement. Which is really what it was because it was originally the owners or the players and owners agreed back in March, hey, we'll do it this way and we'll pro-rated a certain way. And then as more games started to slip away, then the owners were like, ah, we're not gonna get the revenue, so let's cut some more salary. And the players like, wait, no, we already cut it in the first place. You know, so these pinks aren't numbered, but they will ship. So, Sandy Alcantara to 393.61. And we'll sleeve and top load all of those before they go out. So, yeah, so I think it does not, this bodes better for this season, but I don't know if it's gonna bode well for, this is 2019. It's gonna bode well for the CBA argument that they're gonna have to go through, negotiations they'll have to go through at the end of the 2021 season. So that's gonna get even dice here there. There's Roddy Tellez for the Blue Jays, Jack B for the Bluebirds. But I think we're in a better position. Yeah, and maybe Dr. Fauci helped as well. Sean Mercer's mentioning, yeah, he was just like, you know, can't have baseball go too far into, or go too far past October as it gets colder, you know, the second wave concerns and all that sort of stuff. So, I don't know what football is gonna do if Fauci is saying cold weather is not good. I mean, there certainly won't be any fans in any of these parks. I think that's a given. Yeah, what's football gonna do? I think at this point though, I have a feeling that Fauci will just be like, let's do that elite. Fauci will just be like, listen, if the players and owners are okay with it, I mean, I guess, what are you gonna do? You know, here's the recommendations to be as safe as possible. And now it's up to the players. All right, so that was 2019 Donner's baseball. This is 2015 Panini Elite baseball. Be some interesting blast from the past here. No, I mean, Fauci's in a tricky position. You got to have stuff, I mean, the economy is being wrecked for a lot of people.  They gotta figure something out. We'll see. Wild times we live in, ladies and gentlemen, but I think as long as we keep doing our part to stay clean, basically, we should be able to at least be able to maintain some sort of normalcy all the way into whenever a vaccine pops up. Out of 2.99, we got Alex Rodriguez. Nice Yankees edition going to Alexander W, Alex for Alex. I mean, that's the tricky thing, right, Sean? The economy because people are saying, well, here's because of the way our healthcare system is set up, you know, whether you like it or not, whether you agree with it or not, it's usually poor, usually, you know, minorities, usually poor are the ones being affected the most. There's David Ortiz, Red Sox, Wade Valentine. By this, they're the ones that rely most on the multiple part-time jobs, right? So how many lives are we risking there by not having money available for them? Jersey and autograph to 2.99, Jonathan Scope, that's for Michael Belfi. First have to get it out of people's heads that the government's going to put a tracker in the vaccine. People watching too many, too much X-Files. Fine, they can go ahead and get COVID, Rebel. Maybe that'll weed out the dums. There's Edwin Escobar. I'm sure anti-vaxxers will have tons to say about that. That's also for the Red Sox.  And that's David Justice, two out of five. Wow. That's pretty nice. Matt McCray and the Braves. Nice, Matt. Out of fives and under. Get the train, it was all aboard. The Big Hit Express, whoop, whoop. Nice way to start this mixer. Only a couple of boxes in, 18 boxes, ladies and gentlemen. Settle in, this is gonna take a while. Some Diamond Kings out of the way right here. There you go, 20, 20 Diamond Kings, the latest one. Ryan S saying good luck all. Someone let Ryan know that he might be lagging behind. Tell him we're already three boxes into the mixer. Or I guess he'll eventually hear it when I say it. Oh, you're just coming in late. Oh, okay, okay, okay. He's not lagging behind, my bad. No, no halos yet. I think the best hit so far was that David Justice out of five that we pulled. Although I really liked Jonathan's scope. I really wish he would've, I still think he could pan out. Where is he now? Is he on the twins now or is he on the brewers now? He's somewhere. Maybe the bouncing around has kind of affected him a little bit, but he's got some, he's got some upside. Huyger's now since Jesse O. I had him on my fantasy team for a lot of years. He filled some spots pretty nicely in my auction draft. Which is pretty, pretty inexpensive. Ah, putting the kids to bed says Ryan. Well, now it's dad relaxation time. 18 out of 99, AJ Puck. Yeah, I like Diamond Kings too. It's really if they don't have better value. Yeah, I think it's somewhat intentional just on the price point itself. It's just a friendlier price point, I think. Dual Relic AJ Puck, Steven Kendrick. So I think that kind of matches up with the way it sells on a secondary market. But I think for what it is, I think it's a great product. It's a lot of fun to open. And I think this year in particular, they really trimmed down the checklist a little bit. They stopped doing too many of these frames. A frame once in a while I think looks cool, but they kind of overdid it in football and baseball the last couple of years. And so I think they trimmed that down, cleaned up the design a little bit. I think it looks nice. That looks nice. Quad Relic and Autograph, 22 out of 25, Glaber Torres, Glaber Day. Going to Alex W. and the Yankees. That's a nice hit. We've got Property Brothers on right now, but I think six o'clock Pacific. That's a good time for the feud, right? One of my favorite game shows, Family Feud. Well, these guys are going under. They're already on the second person and they only have 80 points. They're not getting 200 in fast money. Sorry, Julian. You've let your family down. Oh yeah, not with two Goose Eggs. They said strippers. Nine points. You're that guy's done it. All right, now another heavy base set right here. 2019 Heritage Base. Don't we do any Boeman Heritage? I don't know if we did any group breaks of this. None that I remember. I don't remember this at all. It's like Paul says, I don't want to be that guy, but I smell something big coming. Me out of this Boeman here. It's one autograph a box. Now we still haven't gotten to those Boemans yet. We've got Museum Collection. We've got a lot of graded cards in there. We're getting some of these base heavy cards out of the way first. Extraordinary, no. Baseball Mixer's happening literally right in front of your face right now. But the basketball mix, I don't think we're gonna have time for it. I think we're many spots away and I think show ends at nine o'clock Pacific, so I think we're gonna just miss. So these do look like Cracker Jack box. Fred's saying it's like Cracker Jack packs. Maybe they are. Maybe that was intentional. Oh, number two answer. Lick their lips. Number one answer. Wow, you gotta play. Cibella family's gonna play. Oh, I see where you're going with this. Man, that guy practiced that all day. Jordan. It's a family show, Jordan. It's Family Feud, not for Jordan. All right, so 2019 Boeman Heritage. I kind of like this really clean design right here. I don't really see names on the front. There's Cole Tucker for the Pirates 81 out of 99. All those Chrome cards will ship. R.C.'s will ship. This will ship. Tampa Bay, Ronaldo Hernandez to 99 for Fred Schultz. Should be one autograph in here. Fracture, Brandon Marsh for the Halos to 199. And we've got, nice, 11 out of 25, orange autograph, Chad Spenberg. Spangen, Spangen, Spangen. Wasn't he a Padre? Looks like he's going to the Blue Jays in this one. Spanberger. That'll be for Jack and the Blue Jays. Stephen K says the design is 1953 Boeman, gotcha. Oh, I get it, Boeman Heritage. Out of 199 for the Nats, Luis Garcia. Got some gold right here. Victor Mesa Jr., not Victor Victor, but Victor Mesa Jr. Adam Cupperman, Marlins. I don't think even his family was not saying a good answer, good answer. Hey Rex, yeah, Boeman Heritage. Did I break any of this, Rex? Do you remember? I don't remember. Diamondbacks, Taylor Widener to 99. Out of 75, Royce Lewis for the Twins. When's he coming up? Isn't he... Oh, he's from Elisa Viejo. I feel like he should be coming up soon, right? Number one overall pick for the Twins. When's his time? Ron Shepard with that. Did he maybe cup of coffee last year? Rex says he doesn't remember. That's breaking any of these. Yeah, this is 2019. Looks like a hobby edition right there. That's William Contreras. That's Wilson's brother. And the Braves organization. That's a stadium club. That's right, HP. When a family member on Family Feud and they're like, okay, okay. Yeah, not good. I like that. I also love the hesitation, good answer, good answer. That's not a good answer. It's someone's like, you know, snails. Okay, good answer, good answer. And it's like, that's not a good answer. All right, stadium club from 2019. This is pretty good. I was gonna say, I feel like we're running out of boxes. Then I realized we have some of those Bowman baseball, two Jumbos and two Obbies to go. That hit draft is getting closer though, ladies and gentlemen. I've got another hour in this break. But Jason Jaspi is ready to rock on Instagram, Matt Jaspi's breaks only on Instagram Live. He's got three left in the one box and he basketball hit draft. People wanted it to happen. I think Rex recommended that the other day, but it's happening Rex on Instagram. I guess some high rollers were listened to you. And they asked today, I think it's happening. What's up, Seth? Yeah, I think we comboed the base and the printing plate spot too. All right, stadium club, always excellent photography here. And sometimes stuff like this, Sean Reed Foley, rookie autograph for the Blue Jays. Jack B, the Bluebirds. You'll trade me that M&M, kamikaze sign poster we pulled for a spot. Now, Rex, we don't want something that high valued going to an NT hit draft spot. That's worth so much more, Rex. We don't want to be taking money from you. You can hold on to that. Listen, we're not thieves, Rex. You hold on to that. There's another autograph, Jalen Beaks. Remember in Godfather II, Don Finucci, who wanted to wet his beak? That's what Jalen Beaks reminds me of. That goes to Fred. Jalen the Black Hand Beaks. Don Finucci. I believe in America. That's Godfather I, so. Loader. What do we got here? An astro? An old astro? It's the Ryan Express. It's pretty cool. Nice shot. I wonder, some of these must be odd. They put numbers on the pants? That's wild. That goes, that's Astros edition going to Josh K. Back in the day, they put numbers on the pants. Oh, construction work. Stripping, he says. Wow, cut right to the chase. Not on there. Delivery man, that's a good answer. We should start getting some cases of Aunt Jemima pancake syrup to give away, bottles and these. No thanks. Should we stock more NT? No, we've run out of space. We've got all those syrup bottles in the bag. Pass on NT basketball. How much space do you think we have? Not enough space, Rex. Kind of build more space here to 99. Michael Belfi with the nuts. Now what am I doing here? I'm not sending this paper. Let's try to separate these out here. Wait, did someone say plumber? So someone's got to say plumber. Oh, they did say plumber. That's number four answer? They don't have the number one answer yet. Can you guys hear the question? A nanny bending over a lot. What job would you bend over a lot? Gardener landscaper is two, but that's only 11 points. I'm not going to follow this paper here. Put you down here. I love when people say it's there. The answer's up there. All right, we've got to hear what these answers are. This is wild. Number five, farmer, garbage man. You've got to say it like that too. Number one, construction builder. Yeah, Rebel, you got it. Construction worker. Escort says CMK. No, the first guy says stripper, and it was not up there. He got the eh, eh, it's anybody's game. Anybody's game. Construction worker was number one answer, Rebel. You nailed it. One autograph per, for each stack right here. What's going on here? Is this Finding Nemo? Oh, Kellogg Club Mini. That was some off-brand for Finding Nemo there. Oh, let's name the zones, the zones, the zones. Let's name the zones in the bottom of the sea. Remember that guy? That guy was the best. Ox, good luck. There's Mike Bowman. Mike Bowman? Mike Bowman, Chrome? All right here, that goes to the O's. That'll be for Mike Belfi and the Orioles. Lolo Sanchez to 4.99, refractor. That's for the buck O's. That'll be for Mike Belfi and the Pirates. And we've got Brent Rookner to 6.55. Favorite chess piece, the Rook. He's always castling, the king and the Rook. We've got Austin Allen, the AA, 146 out of 4.99. Padre is going to Jesse O. And then we got Chris Bryant, blue. That's to 150 on that Chris Bryant. JC got randomized, the Cubbies. I may not be a little more regular top loader. Just hang on a second here. I thought you were out. I'm off now. He's out now. Boss man's working too hard, ladies and gentlemen. Boss man's working too hard here. Shoes. Ah, clothes, shoes. Number one answer, oh, that's tough. Take off her makeup. Good call. Yeah, number three answer. All right, so we're now in, so we're gonna do, here's how we're gonna do this. We're gonna do two hobbies, two jumbos, that are right here. We'll do museum collection, then we'll run through the inception and clearly authentic, that box of tier one right here. And we'll close with these two boxes, which should have graded cards and stuff inside, which would be nice. But yeah, this is the latest Bowman baseball 2020, four boxes of that. So if you have the Royals, like Wesley Thomas, we've got time to pay attention. If you've got the A's, like Stephen Kay, listen up for some Robert Parsons. And of course, if you're Alexander W, who bought a spot straight up in this break, was rewarded with the Yankees, you're looking for Jason Dominguez. Of course, everyone still has a chance to win that Jason Dominguez at the end.  Don't worry, you still have a chance at that Jason Dominguez and then covers everything. Last answer here, clothes, shoes, glasses, makeup. I think that falls under the clothes category, Axios.  The question is, 100 women surveyed, they think they look better when they take off there? Just tell them I'll be back when 30 minutes. 30 minutes, okay. Makeup's already on there, Cypress. Hair, wig. Okay. Hmm, did not see that kind of shoes was up there too. That was under the clothes category. Number one answer. I'm not sure about this family here. I'm going under 200 on this. There's Paper Robert Possen for Stephen Kaye. Do these have as much value as they did when this first came out? Maybe, he's gotta start playing well too, so. This is another network where the commercials are way louder than the program itself. It's a new advertising technique to get people to lift their heads and watch the TV. Bobby Whit Jr. Chrome that goes to Wes Thomas and the Royals. I think in the hobby version should only be one auto per box. I don't know if you guys overheard Jason, but he just left for a dinner break, so he'll be back in about half an hour, maybe even a little bit less, and I'm sure that NTMBA hit draft that he's been working on at Jaspy's breaks should probably be full by the time he gets back. And, ooh, there it is, an autograph. Wes Thomas, who got randomized the Royals, he won a spot too in that one of the Jumbo Pack breaks, ends up with the Bobby Whit Jr. autograph. Not numbered, but pretty nice. Second overall pick in the 2019 MLB draft. And there you go, that is nice. Just one autograph in the box, and there it was. Zach Paul senses even something bigger than that Bobby Whit Jr. There's Dustin May, purple paper to 250 for my Dodgers. Brian Zellers got my boys in blue. Nick Galvin, I don't think we're gonna have time for that master case tonight, but we can fill it up and have it ready for Jason tomorrow. Jason's gonna be out of town this weekend, so there's Shane Boss, 25. So we're switching my Thursday for his Sunday. Shane Boss for the Rays. But I should have time to do that second eight box inner case though of Upper Deck Ice. There's Chris Valmont, paper to 499. Bobby Whit Jr. paper this time. Fast Money, I'm taking the under on the 200, Australian. That's for you, Alex. Ooh, maybe I was wrong. Those are some good answers. 44 points, that might be a number one answer. Unless it's like British or English, that is, or Australian. Another hobby boxes. I'm gonna get Smokes, she's already at 106. She's at 141, but Fast Money's too fast, it's even k. Can't get there. She mixed up that answer, but they're at 141 already. I don't think I'm gonna get under unless towel just messes this up. Born accent turns people on British, 27. French was a number one answer. We like French accents, French accents are nice. Shiny musical instrument, clarinet, that's not, yeah, that's zero, saxophone, flute. Pet doesn't do a lot of tricks, he said rabbit. That's not a bad answer. Another goose egg. Is he gonna blow it for the family? He said glutes, that's part of the legs, I feel like. He's got three goose eggs in a row.  He said X, that's pretty good. Four goose eggs in a row. Wow, mother number one answer. I've never seen a choke that bad in all my years of watching Family Feud. The first person got 141 points. Next person got 27 on the first one and then rolled four straight goose eggs. Wow, you're out of the family. $20,000, you're never playing Fast Money again. Unbelievable, out of the family. He's never gonna hear the end of that. We could have had a new bathroom in this house. Or you just have to, yeah, you just own that Mem Family member, Stephen K. Or you just roast him every family function. Well, we could have gotten a bigger turkey this year if it wasn't for, sorry about the presence this year. Could have been iPads for everybody, but Randy Arzorena to 15, heard the question. What do you do when you get man boobs? He said surgery, that was number one answer. But that's 47 points though, I would have passed. All right, we got Anthony Veloat to 50. That's a family show, Erica. And your autograph is Diosbel Arias. Rangers, that goes to Jason K. Paper Bobby Whit Jr. Goes to Wes Thomas. Sick patch saying that family member would be you. Just screwing it up for the rest of the family, shorting them $20,000, because you rolled four goose eggs. Jason Amiga's paper for Alexander and the Yankees. And a Robert Possen Crone that goes to Stephen K. Jason Amiga's spanning the Globe Chrome. Mike Tower is saying, families you'd like to see on Family Feud, the Corleone family or the Manson family? Would not want to see the Manson family, on the Corleone family. Is this with Vito Corleone? When we get Brando out there? Thoughtfather 1 cast. Are we talking about the immediate Corleone family? So would it be like Michael and Sonny and Connie and Fredo? Two jumbo boxes coming up. Or is this, can this extend to the Capos? So would it be Michael Corleone and Tessio and Clemenza? You guys? Skywalker family? Luke, Leia, the Skywalker family in on it? Anakin? I guess Padme would be a Skywalker too, she married in. Jack says the Antonio Brown family? Antonio, Hollywood, their parents watch the, like the Antonio Brown's parents are like super normal and they're like, I don't know what happened with Antonio. Don't know what happened. Jason Amiga's spanning the Globe, another one for Alexander. That's a good answer, Greg. And a Robert Pausen paper, his name is Robert Pausen. Stephen K. A's. We got Tanner Ha to 49, wow. It makes my bad bottom is on there. And we've got Eric Rivera, our first out of three autographs out of this jumbo box. 23 out of 100 angels, that'll be for Ryan S. I would love to see the Trump family on Family Feud. Jason Amiga's Chrome, Trump versus Clinton family and then Watch America Just Melt Down. Twitter would just melt down. They wouldn't know what to do with themselves. There's Jason Amiga's Chrome going to Alexander. If they did that for charity, you know how much money they would make on that? They should do that for charity. Charity, Trump family. You got Donald Melania, Ivanka, Hush. How many family, how many, I actually don't know how many people you'd get. Four or five? Let's find out in a second, let's meet the commercials. If they did that for charity, you know how much millions they would make? They'd never do it, but it'd be great. There's Drew Waters to $4.99. Jeremy Pena, yeah, America would be scarred for life. Both sides might have never-ending tweets to arms. You have Hillary would be hiding answers. Josh K. Astros, Donald would be getting help from Russians. It would just be an S show. It'd be the worst. Bobby Bradley to $250 paper. Bobby Whit Jr. paper. Royals, Wes Thomas with that one. Bobby Whit Jr., Chrome. Anthony Velobe Aqua, Shimmer to $125 for Alexander. Piece of packaging. More paper. Why hasn't, I feel like SNL should be on top of this sketch. Dominguez paper and all of those add up. I wish there was a, not two. Chrome, Robert Poston for Stephen K. and the A's. And the Jason Aminga's paper for Alexander W. Right, I think SNL should do that sketches, Jackie. They can make it work. Bring back the old characters that did the, that did those impressions from back in the day. Could be like an anniversary show thing. And we got Bryce Ball, $147 to $150. Blue Chrome, Matt McCray, Braves. You like Bryce Ball? Is he good? Daxing, he's nice. There you go. Good answer, all right. Good answer. I feel like that's a little too clever though. It has to be like mouth, like teeth. Yeah, get Dana Carrey back doing, yeah, it could be all sorts of things. Not the window. Nobody got these. They only got number one answer and that was it. Number four, bowling ball. You don't want to get your finger stuck in a bowling ball. Electric socket, yeah, I guess you're right. You don't want that to happen. Blue. I don't like the people who are serving. Those are terrible answers. Over here, then we'll go, I don't know, then we'll go maybe that museum collection. Some of these boxes right here will close with those too. We've got about another 20, 30 minutes to go. Yeah, I think Daryl Hammond did clean me. There's a great documentary about Daryl Hammond? Is he documentary worthy? Or does he have a really interesting story? I don't know the Daryl Hammond story. I don't want to decide. The Eric Garner story? No. He made it himself, I think.  Turns out he had all this childhood trauma he didn't remember. Wow, that does sound intense. But yes, also interesting. I didn't realize that. Yes, a lot of comics will have, it generates that from somewhere. There's Jacob Amaya, Refractor Autograph Dodgers to $4.99. That is for Brian Zeller and my Dodgers. And I will do a recache just at the beginning of the video. I'm gonna do a recap. I shouldn't say that in an hour in. So if you're watching the replay and you got an hour in, sorry. I mean, fast forward to the end, there'll be a recap. Or possibly a separate video if I forget. But there will be a recap somewhere. There's Jason Aminga's Bowman Scouts Top 100. That will be another one for Alexander W. Baseball's back, ladies and gentlemen. Robert Poston paper. Feud's back, Feud's definitely back. There's Varamis Aidman to $250. And once again, his name is Robert Poston for Stephen K. And he aids. Good answer. Number one answer, that's $58. I would pass. Isn't there some strategy there? There's only four answers. Helmet was $58. I mean, I guess you gotta get the point. I mean, oh, see now that's number, that's 20, 78 answers are already gone. With Seth Beard, $150. Oh, fire code. Oh, okay, I guess they're gonna get it. Last answer. It's probably only like four people who said this. There's Lionel Valera, Dodgers. That goes to Brian Zeller, another Dodger autograph. Last answer's gonna be the tough one. That's a good answer, mask. There it is, Oxygen Mask. They got it, marriage. That's number one answer. Whoa, not there. Scotch. Yeah, I think Greg has got it. Drink. There's Bobby with Junior Paper for Wes and the Royals. All right, am I going over or under on the Hartman family here? I'm gonna go under. I'm gonna keep hammering that under. I got it last time. I think I had four goose eggs in a row. Got my under, saved my under. Fort Proctor, 154 out of 250. That's for the Tampa Bay Rays. That's gonna go to Fred and the Rays. And Brian Matta to 150. That's for the Red Sox. That'll be for Wade and on we go. Onwards, get some of that museum collection going. 2018 museum collection. Pretty nice stuff in here. So now we're getting into the real high end stuff. You got the prospect stuff out of the way and then comes the high end stuff. Come on, Johnson and Johnson. Cancer, ovarian cancer, that's rough. All right, good luck. Here we go. I think the hits are on. Oh, there's a redemption in there. I think base car on the bottom hit on the bottom like that. It's been a minute or two since we've done some Muse Collect. Yeah, I got really lucky there, Jack. You're right. Now it's like betting under nine on a baseball game. It's five, three after the first inning and then nobody scores anymore. You're sweating that total all game long. Previous episode of Family Feud, if you're just joining us, first woman got, she got 140 points and I was like, oh, my under is in trouble. But then the next person, he got 27 points on the first answer. There's Greg Maddox to 150 and then proceeded to roll four goose eggs in a row. That's rough times. All right, I guess I'll do that redemption last. Just in case, the one back here behind you, Darvish, is Raphael Devers. Rookie Raphael Devers, 007 out of 2.99.  Wade Valentine with the red socks. On this side is the Quad Relic. That's Hyunjin Roo Dodgers Edition, 21 out of 75. That is for Brian Zeller and the Dodgers. Fast money. I'm going under on the Hartman family. Four. I found him. I think I actually did pretty well. All right, behind Don Mattingling is single player signature, Swatch's triple relic autograph of, short name, J, J, Javier, Javier Baez for the Cubs. JC with the Cubbies. Tier one, why not? Termines was only three? Oh, he's at 91, 91. My under is looking good here. All right, the relic in the middle is Big Boppy, David Ortiz to 199. And that'll be for Wade Valentine. There's Don Mattingling. 38 out of 60. That autograph going to, I think Alex, right? Yeah, Alexander W with the Yankees. Hips, because that's a good answer, Jack. And Dylan Cease, gold ink autograph, 19 out of 25. Eggs, eggs, you whip eggs, don't you? It's Steve Harvey's. Gold ink autograph, Steve Harvey. Dylan Cease going to Zach Paul in the win. What if Steve Harvey pops out here? 37, that's good, they're at 128 already, you know? Okay, hold on here, got a lot of stuff here. Oh, are these all autographs? I think so, actually. They're at 146, interesting. Got to sweat this fast money total here, you guys. Four, all right, they're at 150. Miguel Suno, rookie autograph. Ants, where the number one is? Twins, Ron Shepard, he's Ian Hatt for the Cubs, nice. JC with the Cubs. There, child, they just got 38. 48, wow. 48 points on, do you whip, cool whip? Isn't it pre-wipped? I don't know a cool whip. There's Tyler Stevenson, she got 48 on that, 210, my under is ruined. That goes to Jamie and the Reds, Tyler Stevenson. We got Carson Fulmer out of 150. That goes to Zach Paul and the White Sox. I think he's one of the reasons why I think White Sox could be low-key real good this year maybe, next year, next couple of years for sure. And Chad Pinder, jersey and autograph, going to Stephen K and the A's. So that was Bowman Inception, now here's some Tops Inception, 2018. This has the two cards right here and then the hit on the bottom. There we go, it's Chris Bryant to 99. Louis Brinson reveals, ooh, nice, Johan Moncada. Eight out of 99, Silver Ink autograph, another White Sox for Zach Paul. You whip it, huh? Wasn't sure about cool with, besides money? Phone number, good answer, Ron. That's number one answer, that's 75. All right, everyone always plays, huh? I feel like there's gotta be a strategy somewhere where you pass. All right, clearly authentic, just one hit in here and it's gonna be a nice one, Victor Robles. Nice Victor Robles here. Nats, Michael Belfi with the Nationals. Deceptively heavy. All right, we've got three cards per pack, 12 packs per box. Here's, this could turn your break. If you've been having a bad break, this could turn your break around. All sorts of good things here. Is that what you do, Cheryl? Wow, two people surveyed said that. All right, you can see all the packs in there. Let's roll through these folks. Is there a little notch right there it is? A little notch right there. Hide these hits, maybe? We'll try to. We've got Joey Vado, 24 out of 99. Tools of the trade, Duel Relic for the Reds, Jamie. We've got the card under here is Miguel Andujar, Jersey for the Yankees. That's gonna be for Alexander. And the graded card is gonna be Reese Hoskins, nice. Little mini right here, 2017 Bowman Crow Mini graded at eight, five. Phillies, that'll be for Quinton Carter. It looks like we got, we got slide these up here. All right, I think we'll do it that way. Candy. We got 72 out of 100, Franchise Favorites. That's pretty cool. Art reproduction card at a transcendent, looks like, nice. That'll be a Indian's edition that goes to Matt McCrae and the tribe. Then we've got an autograph, Shane Abaz, Pirates edition here. That goes to Michael Belfi. And the graded card is Calrubkin Junior, nice. Out of 2019 tops update, photo variation, graded at nine for the Orioles. Michael Belfi with that. Now, I forgot, I should have said this earlier. In the instance, they're in their college uniform. They'll go to the team, because there's no official checklist for, I guess we'll go by the checklist on that particular year. Why don't we do that? We'll go checklist first. All right, we've got Russ Swan. Remember Russ Swan? That'll be for the M's. We got Justice Sheffield, Duel Relic and Autograph. That'll be New York Yank, oh, Seattle edition right here. That goes to Zach Paul. And look at that, nice Trevor, I don't see a lot of Trevor Hoffman autographs. From a Panini VIP box, Trevor Hoffman auto, the Hall of Fame Closer, going to Jesse Oh and the Padres. That's pretty nice. After, right after this break, Daniel, I think this is gonna take a little bit longer than I thought, but I originally had slotted 730 in it, but I think we're gonna be blowing past that we have. And these actually take a while. So maybe in another 30 minutes, I would say. This is gonna end up being a two hour mixer. All right, we've got Tommy Gregg. Braves, that'll be for Matt McCray. We got Peter Lanzo. For the Mets, that'll be for Tony Barkey. And we've got a Shohei Otani. Nice, 2019 Panini Prison Baseball, Hyper Green and Yellow Shohei Otani. That's nice. You can pre-order the latest prison baseball on Jasky's casebreaks.com. Like that? Good plug there. Yeah, this is the mixer that keeps on going. I forgot how many packs and cards are in here and these aren't the easiest to open either. Some good things inside. We've got out of 25, Gunnar Henderson Orioles. That'll be for Mike Belfi. We got GameWarrant Pants, Steve Carlton. Pants specifically. There you go. That goes to the Phillies. That'll be for Quinton. And we've got a, oh, this is a proof right here. Jeremy Ellerman. Nothing on the back, Jeremy Ironman. He is an Oakland A. Second round pick. So that'll go to Stephen K. and the A's. All right, for the Indians, Ethan Hankins. That'll go to Matt McCray. We got an old school Oriole right here. That's Jim Palmer. Nice, 194 out of 275. O's. That'll be for Mike Belfi. And we've got from Valiant. We've got Connor Scott. He sounds like an Oriole. Or no, not a, uh. He sounds like a, I'm not gonna look at the screen, a Marlin to me. That goes to Miami. That'll be for Adam Cuperman. We've got Fernanda Tetease Jr. Rookie card to 299. Maybe get that graded. That goes to Jesse Oh and the Padres. We got Pete Alonzo. A Tops Now rookie card. Featuring his go-ahead home run, capping a comeback and a double-header sweep. There you go. Good moment there for Pete. Goes to Tony Varky and the Metz. And we got a Vlad Guerrero Jr. Authentic autograph in his Lansing lug nuts gear. That's awesome. That goes to Toronto, of course. That'll be for Jack. We're halfway through this box. Be a little more efficient. All right, we got Josiah Gray. That's actually a big prize. It might be in the Dodgers organization now. Did a lot of deals. That goes to the Reds. That'll be for Jamie. We've got Wander Franco to 50. That goes to Tampa Bay Rays. Fred Schultz and another Vlad Guerrero Jr. for Jack. Nice. 2019 Tops On Demand, graded a nine. I don't know why I didn't think of that before. Slicing the top right there. We've got Yogi Berra, Yankees. That's for Alexander, two out of 10. From a playoff baseball. We've got Joe Musgrove, Astros, Rookie Otto for Josh K. And we've got Leaf Flash, Braxton Ashcraft. He sounds like a ranger or a twin to me. Show me rangers, show me twins. No. Pittsburgh Pirates. That'll go to Mike Belfi. Here's a ranger, Josh Young. Supposed to be a big deal. For the rangers, that'll be for Jason K. We've got a Nats autograph. Mason, did I mark myself there? Look at that. Mason Denberg, Denberg going to Mike Belfi and the Nationals. And then we've got Shane McClanahan. He does not ring a bell. Shane McClanahan, I thought I had it. Is that a Ray? Yep, he is in the Ray's organization. Confirmed. Fred Schultz with that one, Sean Mercer. There you go, good answer, good answer. We've got Jorge Polanco, that's a twin. That'll be for Ron Shepard. We've got Garrett Hampson for the Rockies. 10 out of 10, nice low number on that for the Rocks, Adam Cupperman. And that's Brandon, I thought that was Pete for a second, 98 out of 99 from Clearly Authentic. Nice, that'll go to the Metropolitan's Tony Barkie, one more, and then one more, and then we're done. Some nice, some solid stuff out of here. We've got a frame here for the Tigers, that's Alan Trammell, 72 out of 100. That will be for Alan Trammell, Tigers, Mike Belfi. And we've got Fernando Tetej Jr., nice rookie card there for the Padres, Jesse O., and Victor Robles, greater than nine. Rookie Victor Robles, going to Mike Belfi as well, nice, nice run for Mike at the end. Last box in this break, then we're gonna give away that Jason Amingas in this break, the Martian being given away in the Martian Mixer from jasperyscasebreaks.com. Coming up after this will be Mosaic Salo Pack 28. I need to take a quick little, quick five after this. And then what else is sold out? We're actually pretty close to the end of the evening, ladies and gentlemen. I think we're only gonna have like an hour left in the show. This is considered a box, I guess, a 12-pack box? Yeah, I don't think anything else is sold out yet, so I don't know, we have an hour left, so we've got time to fill up a couple things if you'd like, ladies and gentlemen. So maybe a few short breaks. That score football might be a nice spot there. We can work on that NT basketball, close out with that. There's Dick Grote from Duke University, four out of 99. Look up all of these.  We'll look that up. He's either gonna be a pirate, cardinal, philly, or giant. We've got Kiebert Ruiz to 50. That'll be for the Dodgers. That'll go to Brian Zeller and Francisco Mejia, Padres edition, greater than nine. Remember, prison baseball pre-orders on jaspyscasebreaks.com right now. Drops on Friday. Yeah, sometimes we'll do just gold rush breaks, Sean Mercer. These are actually pretty fun. Ryan S. wants to get that mosaic filled. Yeah, that two box hobby. Don't sleep on that, they're Zach Birdie. It's gotta be white socks, right? White socks, that'll be for Zach Paul. We've got Mickey Mannell, 64 out of 99. I'm sure there's some strong value here out of Immaculate Baseball, Yankees. That will be for Alexander, Ronald Acuna, rookie debut, AAG grade, Gemmint 10. I think I've heard of those guys too. Is there a certification? Can we do jaspy grades? Is that crazy? Is there a certification process to be graded? We've got Dave Clark, that'll be for the Cubs, that'll be for JC. We've got Randy Johnson, right here for the Diamondbacks, that'll be for Rick T. We've got Keston Hira, nice. Rookie card, graded to nine for the Brew Crew. That'll be for Mike Tower. Alright, so we're gonna Keston Hira, here's another one. Nice rookie Keston Hira, might be worth grading. That'll be for, once again, Mike Tower and the Brew Crew. We've got Ozzie Smith, the wizard, 27 out of 99 for the Cardinals, Josh. And we've got Carlos Hernandez, prismatic green wave. It's gotta, those colors look like Dodgers, right? It's gotta be on the Dodgers. Not 53-year-old Carlos Hernandez, the gold catcher. I remember him, I mean prospect Carlos Hernandez. Minor League Baseball pitcher Carlos Hernandez is a Kansas City Royal. We've got Stephen Matz for the Mets, 15 out of 15. Five-star auto, Tony Ebarkey. With the Metropolitan, we've got Roy Halliday, 10 out of 99. Upper deck portraits. It's Toronto, right? That's the old Toronto Blue Jays tee. Or the end of the bird. Or the tee, they did have a tee, right? I remembered a tee, those are kind of cool uniforms. There it is, oh, sorry, there it is. Alright, that goes to Jack and the Bluebirds. And, ah, come on, more leaf here. Owen White, gotta look these up. Owen White, Minor League Baseball player. He is gonna go to the Rangers, Texas Ranger. That'll be for Jason K. We've got Clayne Kershaw autograph. No, facsimile? No, that's a facsimile. Ah, it got me. It wouldn't be a black ink autograph anyway. That goes to Brian Zeller and the Dodgers. There's Mike Piazza, this silver will go to you as well. I feel like we pulled one of these earlier today, one of our mini box breaks. There we go, there's Tim Anderson, nice. 16 out of 74 archives autograph. That goes to the White Sox, that'll be for Zach Paul. I don't know, they ever make me work on this. I thought this was a different gold rush break in my head to be honest with you. We got Jim Palmer Relic, Sport Kings for the Orioles. We've got Peter Lanzo Rookie, nice. Might be worth grading these. Rookie cards, the Fernando Tetees Jr., the Vlad Gros, Tony with the Mets, and we've got, nice, the Big Hurt, Authentic Auto from 1990 Bowman. Trust me, she'll like it too. White Sox, Zach Paul. We've got DJ Peterson. That's a Dodger. Or am I thinking of DJ Peters? I'm thinking of DJ Peters. He never got called up. What organization were you with? I think he was with the Mariners organization. You have a White Sox hat on. He was a first rounder. No, he was drafted in the, I don't know.  Cody Belanger rated Rookie. And we've got Freudus Nova, National Pride Braves. Does it say today's date? That got pushed to, didn't that get pushed to Friday? The Prison Baseball? Yeah, Prison Baseball got pushed to the 19th according to blowout cards. Sorry, if it still says 17th, I apologize. Matt McCrae with the, no, not the Braves, the Astros. But also Richard, it's not sold out yet. And we were out of time anyway. Drops on Friday. Sorry about the, I could have sworn we changed that, but we'll do it. Kyle Tucker, who I think is also an Astro, we'll look these up. That goes to Josh K. Jonathan LeWisega is a Yankee. That'll be for Alexander. We've got Jim Bunning, Philly's edition from Transcendent. That'll be for Quentin Carter. We've got Glaber Day, Triple Threats, Green Pulsar. Five out of five, Alexander all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! Casey Meis, former number one overall pick. For the Tigers, that's gonna be Michael Belfi. And we've got Andrew Suarez. I think he's, the college cards kill me here. Andrew Suarez, I think he's a giant. I'm gonna say giant. Show me Giants. That goes to Wade Valentine. Oh, I do like this challenge though here. All right, we've got Lance, remember old Lance Johnson? White Sox, Zach Paul. We've got a Tigers autograph, Andre Lipsias. That'll be for Mike Belfi. And we've got the out of 100 Sammy Sosa. I still have to watch that 30 for 30. But I heard that it's not very good.  And he's a fan of the Sammy Sosa. We've got Justin Verlander, Astros edition. That's gonna go to Josh Kay. We've got Tim Tebow, Purple Chrome to 250. That's for the Mets, Tony Barkie. And another Leaf card that's Jameson Hannah. I think is a pirate. No, I'm thinking of Jameson Tyon. Jameson Hannah is in the Reds organization. Since Natty with that one. And that'll be for Jamie. All right, there you go, ladies and gentlemen. That is your break. We made it. We'll figure out where these Team USA cards go. We'll send them to the right place. Probably the team they played for, the longest or the pro team they were associated with. The Lance Armstrong one I thought was good. All right. If you had a bad break, guess what? You saw that Jason Dominguez autograph. You still have a shot at it. If you had a good break, this could be a really nice cherry on top. So let's go back to the list. Let's grab all your names from Rick and the Snakes down to Michael and the Nats. Let's get your names in here. The name on top after, come on, six and a six, 12 times, already a two hour mixer. Six and a six, 12 times. The name on top after 12 gets the Jason Dominguez. The juice is worth the squeeze, ladies and gentlemen. Three, four, and 12th and final time. There you go. After 12, congrats to, and thanks everybody for getting in. Really do appreciate it. Alexander Weprin, he had the Yankees and he gets the Jason Dominguez after 12. So there you go, man. No Dominguez is in the box, in the boxes, but the giveaway you get. So there you go. Thanks for watching, everybody. Let's do a quick recap. Most of these were from, most of this group is gonna be from that Gold Rush here, which kind of had some surprises in there too. Nice Frank Thomas. I do like the graded cards in there. Those rookie cards don't sleep on stuff like this too. And is that a rookie Kershaw? That might be from 2007, I think so. Yeah, that's probably one of this first card. So Dodgers, grade that or sell that or whatever you wanna do. Here's the other group of those leaf cards here. These are these leaf prospects. All right, there we go. These were the main hits right there. Keston Hira, Acunio Jr., Zach Collins, Francisco Mejia, Victor Robles. You got Brandon Finding Nemo, some more leaf prospects here. We got Vlad Guerrero Jr., Vlad Guerrero Jr. again. Autograph in his minor league gear, which I thought was pretty neat. More of the leaf flash stuff. We got Shohei Otani, Trevor Hoffman autograph. You don't see a lot of those. Nice, Trevor Hoffman. Graded, Kallropkin Jr., Reese Hoskinsmini. Graded, I think this group is also from, we're just the extra auxiliary cards from the Gold Rush break. Again, those rookie cards, like the Petalanzos and the Tatees Juniors that I went by there, Padres and Metz. They're probably worth grading. They're mixing some old school cards there too. Nice Victor Robles. This is actually part of our break itself. Javier Baez, Mootie Beds. I'm gonna get some more museum collection. I love that stuff. I like all the daughter, not eligible for the show, the 16-year-old daughter, not eligible for the show, got her family on there and they didn't even want to be on it. That's great. Bop, that was nice. All the Chrome and Paper Bobby Witt Juniors and Robert Hoskins and Dominguez's were nice. Nice David Justice out of five right here. Johnson Scope, David Ortiz. I'm trying to, I'm running out of room here and we started the very first auto of the break an hour and 50 minutes ago was Rowdy Tellez. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks to all, congrats to all and for everyone who sat through this. This is a solid mixer, but it was just long. For those of you who hung out with me throughout the break, keeping me company, I really appreciate that too. We made the break feel a lot shorter actually. So thank you very much. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time. JaspeysCaseRakes.com


Hey, thanks everybody for coming to our session here. We know it's a Friday and it's one of the challenges of competing with all of the different tracks here. A lot of interesting stuff. Thank you for attending our session here. My name is Cornelius Mendoza, Senior Platform Architect with Pivotal. I've been spending the last year working with a lot of our large enterprise customers moving their .NET workloads to Cloud Foundry. Jenny? Jenny McAloughlin, I'm a Senior Platform Architect with Pivotal, have been working with .NET customers and helping them become thought leaders on their cloud-native journey. So that's what we're going to talk about today is deploying and operating cloud-native .NET apps. In the cloud-native, here are three core components. Continuous delivery is all about having consistent automated environments where each and every environment are close to identical as it possibly can be. So as a .NET developer, you can quickly move your .NET applications from environment to environment to meet your business needs. And also you have a high degree of confidence that when your application, its production is going to work because it has gone through all the steps of continuous delivery. And DevOps is about bringing DevOps and DevOps together. Its set of practices help remove the friction between the teams. It enables the overall ownership and allow the teams to do what's the best for the application and therefore what's the best for the business. Local services are all about loosely coupled services with bonded contacts. So they can be managed, deployed, evolved, scaled independently. So as a .NET developer, the main question is why do I care about cloud-native? Why do we care about those practices? What can it do for me? At the end of the day, it all comes down to business outcome. As a developer, I want to be able to effectively use my time. I want to be able to deploy new features to production, like to say daily or hourly. I want a faster feedback, try out my new ideas if I have to fail. I want to fail fast. I want to be able to focus on business outcome instead of individual activities such as adding a schema in a database, things like that. I want my components in my application to be loosely coupled so I can upgrade them independently. And from operations perspective, I want my operation team to be able to do more without incrementally increase the size of the operation team. So they need to provide us automated self-service middleware runtime, and they need to be able to help us horizontally scale our application really easily and absolutely no application downtime. We don't want to get up in the middle of the night just because of some sort of OS level patching or security patching, things like that. I want to make sure my system, my application is highly available, and if any components fails, it can be automatically resurrected. And that's huge value. So all these promises cannot fully be delivered if we only talk about the cloud native practices. They also require a cloud native platform. So if you look at the evolution of the cloud services back in the day, everything used to run on bare metal server, Windows IaaS server, and that's all been there. Then VMware came along, infrastructure as a service became really popular, and folks started to move their network loads to the cloud, AWS, Google, or Azure. Well, if you think about it, you're changing the fixed cost of the data center to the fixed cost of Amazon or Google, and you're paying them the margin. And then containers have become really, really popular. Containers have significant advantage in terms of density. Not only that, it really fosters microservice architecture as well. It's probably the best environment to run your microservices.  But if you just deploy your application to a container, such as Docker container, and deploy it somewhere, you're going to have to take care of everything within that container. We're going to talk about what's exactly, in that container, you need to take care of shortly. And eventually, Cloud Foundry, that's the structured cloud-native application platform. This is where, as a developer, we can truly focus on our code. So we care about, and through each phase of evolution, you can see the increased, the abstraction. You requirements, and your responsibility to configure different pieces within the software is getting smaller and smaller, and that's the direction we want to go. That's the whole point of cloud services. They're designed to do more. So as a developer, we can focus on delivering business values. We mentioned containers many times. What exactly is a container? So containers use operating system primitives, and it allows us to separate out set of processes and make them pretend they're in their own operating system. So that's ultimately what containers are about. It's to virtualize, virtualizing the operating system layer. So each container thinks that it has its own copy of operating system. It has its own file system, registry, network address, namespace, disk, CPU, memory usage. People know that is not true. So what's really going on is Windows Server 2016 containers provide application isolation through a namespace and process isolation technology. So many isolated environments are set up for multiple applications, and they can be executed in the same system without impacting each other. And containers are light. Instead of having a copy of a kernel stand up for each application instance, now we just put every application instance in a container and share the same kernel. We're talking about seconds to spin up a container as opposed to if you want to stand up a VM, you know, have your own copy of kernels and all that, that's minutes. Any production, you can't afford that. You can't afford waiting for minutes to add another application instance, because that could mean hundreds of thousands of requests getting denied. So at the end of the day, container saves the day. And if you were to build your own container and deploy it to some sort of container platform, you would need to bring your own source code. You also need to identify container OS image, and of course runtime, libraries, DLLs, those kind of things. Wrap them together, put in a container, and deploy to the targeting environment. And on day two, you're responsible for the lifecycle management. Bug fixes, upgrades, those things, you've got to redo, repackage everything and redeploy to the targeting environment. As opposed to if you deploy your application to Cloud Foundry, your application platform, all you need to worry about is your code, because the platform takes care of patching and upgrading for you. And if you think about it from the security perspective, it's kind of weapon of control. It doesn't allow you to have root file access system as a developer. You can't open up ports, because those activities can cause some compliance issue in a lot of organizations, and that's why federal government and US Army and Air Force, they like the platform build approach, because you can't touch anything underneath, and you can repay it all the time. So it all comes down to how much you want to deal with, right?  This is where you can just worry about your code, let the platform take care of the whole stack, because that's what the platform does, other than your code. But if you have some sort of libraries on the OS level, or you have a lot of states you need to take care of, Elasticsearch Cassandra, you will need to build your own container. So we're not saying that platform build container is for everything, we're saying choose the right tool for the job, still focus on business values. Options to deploy and operate the network applications currently we have these options all the options on the market pretty much fall into these three categories. Either we deploy them to VMs, either on-premise or in cloud, or you can deploy to public cloud services such as AWS Elastic Beanstalk or Azure Application Service, or go with the containers route that we have been talking about. Build your own Docker container and deploy it to a Brenda AWS Elastic Container Services or Azure Service Fabric, or do CF push and let the platform build that container for you, right? So Cornelius, would you like to talk the details of the options? Over the years, we've had a challenge in the .NET side in terms of deploying our .NET applications. If you've ever really focused on the web or the web services side, we all know that it wasn't a very easy path to production. And so day one deployments typically with .NET, if you were on a traditional VM, you would have to take care of all of the networking, you would have to take care of all the security, you'd probably have to spend about eight hours patching that VM before you could actually deploy your code onto the platform. And once you get that there, then you've got to get all of the other pieces in place for productionizing that application. If your application needed certificates, typically now with the need for a lot more security, we're finding a lot more customers are using certificate-based architectures as they deploy their applications. Then there's the opportunity to deploy on Docker containers. This is still very immature out there, Microsoft's moving towards that path of being able to deploy .NET applications straight onto Docker containers onto their platform. But right now there's not a lot of tooling that will help you get legacy applications moved over from your legacy environments over to Docker today. That might change over the next couple of years, but for today there's a lot of challenges in getting those containers deployed because you're still responsible for IIS, you're still responsible for security, and you're still responsible for networking. There's also, I've run into, as customers running on Elastic Beanstalk, there's just as many challenges on deploying on Amazon these .NET applications. But at the end of the day, what you get out of Amazon is still a virtual machine. So Elastic Beanstalk under the covers deploys a virtual machine that's running your .NET application. Finders Microsoft, and they've done a really great job over the last year making Visual Studio very adept at deploying .NET workloads into the cloud. But it's still not as simple as you want it to be. You still have a lot of responsibilities around security and networking as well around that. So the responsibilities as a developer is increasing as we move to these new platforms, not decreasing. And that's not the direction, especially for me as a .NET developer, that's not the direction that I really want to go. And it doesn't have to be hard, especially with our latest release of the Windows 2016 stem cell. We now support a lot more types of legacy workloads on our platform than we ever have. And this is really going to change things for us on the .NET side and can really become transformative. A lot of the customers I've been working with have really been surprised at how easily a lot of their .NET workloads have moved over with a simple CF push command onto the platform. But it's not just about day one. It's about the continuous operation and how much we as developers have to be involved in managing and maintaining these .NET applications. A lot of times what we find with non-cloud foundry implementations is that we're finding a lot of fragile automation, can't be modified or else things might break, or a lot of people have things that have been built many years ago and just afraid to touch anything because something might go wrong and I'm the one that's going to get blamed for it. And that leads to a lot of the reasons why is because there's a lot of complex and customized configurations that we've done to support the business workloads that we've had to deploy in our careers. Another thing is what we're finding is a lot of these customers are still doing these maintenance windows and very challenging to keep their uptimes 100%. And this is one of the opportunities here with Cloud Foundry is really the focus around the autonomous parts that we developers don't want to be really involved in ultimately. We want a platform that's enterprise ready. We want it to be able to repair itself, repave itself anytime it needs to be able to do that. We want it to take care of the networking for us. We want it to be able to have some inherent security so that if I do something with my code that ultimately that's not the primary source of that exposure or that surface area attack, I need something that allows me to deploy with zero downtime, which is what most of our business customers are now demanding, especially with a global economy. We have to stay up 24 by 7. And on top of that, you want a platform that allows for high availability without a lot of custom coding on our part. And that will allow us to ultimately get to where we want to get to with no downtime upgrading and patching. One other thing that I've been finding with a lot of our customers is it's not just about technology. It really is about transforming the organization. And with this transformation comes a lot of new tools. And these tools are for us .NET developers have been very foreign. I've run into a lot of .NET developers that have not really worked through a command line interface. Are they capable of handling these new technologies? How much time do I need to spend on educating and training my developers to be able to get up to speed? And is that going to impact their ability to be productive during that time? The other piece here is network and security. I know from my perspective, I just want my application to work. Open those ports up, let's get this application working. Ultimately, when it gets to production, I don't want to have to worry about all of the networking and security on the actual platform. I just want to be focused on my code. And as long as my code conforms to the policies of the organization, I shouldn't have any issue. And lastly, on the developer side, I think there's a hidden cost to developing with these new technologies. For example, with Docker, if you've started working with Docker on Visual Studio, you know that you need to have Hyper-V installed, you need to have a lot of other pieces in place before you can actually start deploying your first container. And even when you deploy that first container, you don't even get to production at that point. That's just deploying on your local machine. So those are the things that we have to learn and we have to adjust for. And on top of that, operators also have to be involved in this whole transformation. Operators, do they really need to know what they're running? And that's one of the things that I've run into several operators who've been throwing workloads over the wall and they say, we don't know what's exactly in these things. How are we supposed to know if we're actually doing the right things, especially in regards to patching and upgrading these workloads? The other thing that operators have been really challenged with is the need for a lot of these services, new services and provisioning these services in a way that allows them to keep their sprints on track. You can't wait six weeks for a database when you've got two-week sprints. So Jenny, you want to talk about this? Thanks, Gaurn. Since we are moving toward cloud-native and microservices direction, a lot of distributed computing problems have been exposed while, you know, if you were still with monolithic applications, avoided those problems. So Netflix came up with really good solutions to address those distributed computing problems that come with microservices and make microservices highly available in cloud. We package those up in spring cloud services and we give to Java developers. We also develop the steel-toed framework and give the .NET developers the same capabilities, just make our life much easier, which is, you know, we can develop cloud-native .NET applications super easily. So I can leverage the same patterns such as circuit breaker for preventing cascading failure, service discovery at runtime, and a bunch of configuration capabilities. So steel-toed supports modern .NET framework versions as well as .NET core. Its open source has recently joined .NET foundation. We also added a library for you to be able to interact with Cread Hub API easily to manage your credentials, such as passwords and certificates. And one more aspect I would like to address for, you know, developing microservices is that it's logging and metrics, because now we need to be able to monitor interconnected microservices instead of just one application, right? When a higher number of components in your system, it is more difficult for troubleshooting. So distributed tracing and correlated logs are must to have to be able to narrow down and troubleshoot your problem. Of course Cloud Foundry has a lot of insights about your application and you can easily join the information to third-party APM tools such as AppDynamics or Neuralic to troubleshoot. Or if you run your applications on Pevito Cloud Foundry, PCF metrics comes out of the box and provides those capabilities in terms of distributed tracing. Makes your life really easy. So, you know, these are the exact stories. Don't take our words for it, look at T-Mobile, once they adopted Cloud Foundry, they were able to develop much faster apps with more frequent changes and fewer incidents. Comcast was able to deliver 120 releases a year instead of they used to only be able to deliver 18 releases. Now they have much better time to market and with more resiliency and skill. But we all know that Cloud Native is not going to happen overnight. If you look at this Cloud Native maturity model and think about where your applications are at today, so if you still have legacy applications on-premise somewhere, our recommendation is for you to move those legacy applications to the Cloud Foundry platform first. Because the platform puts very little restriction in terms of what kind of applications you can migrate to be cloud ready. Things like you can go all the way back to very old.net services such as ASMX services, that forms those kind of old cranky services with minimum code changes. You should be able to migrate them to Cloud Foundry and enjoy all the core cloud capabilities. Then you can start from there and go up the Cloud Native maturity model to start to adopt 12-factor app design principles, add more resilient designs, API-first design microservices architecture, things like that. So the idea is that to do as little as possible to be cloud ready first and then take your time to make things better. But you are moving toward a better way of building and operating your .NET applications and our job is to help you become the thought leaders on your Cloud Native journey. Yes, as Jenny was saying, the idea here is move and improve. Take advantage of the benefits and the productivity of the platform and then start to take advantage of the additional tooling that's available to improve ad resiliency to your application. But ultimately what you want to do is focus on the business outcomes as developers. As developers, we don't get really paid for our ability to deploy SQL server or deploy .NET code on Azure. Visual Studio actually allows that to make that really easy. What we want to do is focus on the business logic, focus on isolating our business logic in a way that makes it reusable and we're not building legacy 3.0 as part of our efforts as developers. The other thing that makes a lot of sense is make your code 12-factor compliant. 12-factor is not a cloud principle and that's one thing that I wanted to make sure that a lot of my customers understood because they hear this 12-factor thing. If you look at all of the things around 12-factor, it really is just best practice around development and having a common code base would think that'd be a good idea or having the same environment to test all of your applications throughout its life cycle. The other thing is buy versus build. I spent a lot of time with organizations that decided to try to build their own tools and we ended up outside of our core competency. That's one thing that you end up spending a lot of time is keeping up with the market at that point because after a while the market's going to realize that there's some value to what you're doing, they're going to probably introduce some capabilities there and you're going to end up on a snowflake on your own with your own implementations there. The other things is don't write code to be platform specific. This is another mistake that I find a lot of customers making is they're writing specifically to Amazon or they're writing specifically to Azure and then all of a sudden the business says we need to bring this inside and they don't have an option for those bringing that code back inside to the organization. And so if you protect your business logic once again, focus on the logic, isolating that logic, build the abstraction layers for your code and try to separate it from the platform. The logic is where the value is, the business logic. And then the other one is deployment methodologies. I hear a lot of conversations now, oh, should we do container? Should we do VM? Should we do bare metal? Don't write your code to any of these specific deployment platforms. Make it platform and deployment agnostic. So you're not writing so that if you're specific to containers and all of a sudden you need to deploy on bare metal, now you have to refactor your entire application around on bare metal. That's not the best way to leverage the productivity of development. So ultimately for me, this is one of the things that I gravitate towards. Now this used to be a very generic thing, but for me it's here's my .NET code, run it in the cloud for me, and this really should say I should not care how. That's all we have. Any questions? We'll be happy to take some.


And Sadguru, a very warm welcome. It is a great privilege to welcome the Honourable Prime Minister and Sadguru today to the Save Soil event here in Delhi as part of Sadguru's lone motorcycle journey across the world for the rallying call of Save Soil. Welcome Honourable Prime Minister Sir and Sadguru. As I mentioned, it is a landmark day in Sadguru's 100-day, 30,000-kilometre journey for the Conscious Planet Save Soil movement to accelerate citizen support and government action policy to revitalise soil. We have both Sadguru and the Prime Minister here and I'd like to request our soil champion, the lone motorcyclist, the one that needs no introduction, Sadguru, to please share his pearls of wisdom with us. Welcome to our beloved Prime Minister and many other ministers, cabinet ministers and M.O.S.s and Excellencies. Namaskaram to all of you. And above all, the wonderful volunteers who have supported me every mile. As human beings, we are here on this planet just in terms of planet's life just for a few moments. But still, how empowered we are that we can even threaten the life on this planet. This empowerment is the peak of evolution. This is what we are. We are the flower of evolution. We are the consequence of every other creature that has grown in this land, in this planet. But invested with such a sense of intelligence, with such a sense of capability, if we do not function consciously, if we do not function responsibly, our intelligence and our capabilities turn against us, this is what soil degradation is about. Soil degradation has happened, environmental damage has happened, not because there is some evil force sitting somewhere wanting to damage this planet. It is all in pursuit of human happiness and well-being that this is happening. So this is the case of a potato farmer who wanted to eat mangoes and went to the mango tree. But out of sheer habit, started digging the earth looking for mangoes. When he did not find mangoes there, he became very furious and dug furiously and slowly the tree came upon him. This is the case of humanity right now. This is where we are. So, every one of us knowingly, unknowingly our partners in this destruction, the only way around is every one of us have to be partners in the solution. There is simply no other way. It is from this basis that save soil movement was launched and in the last two and a half years as I've been talking to various agricultural ministries around the world, what was shocking for me was that most agricultural ministries in the world, eighty-five percent of the nation still address soil as an inert substance that can be fixed by adding a chemical or taking out a chemical. But in this culture, we have always referred to soil as our mother. We cannot have an inert mother, we cannot have a dead mother. We need a living mother which will spawn generation after generation. It is not of our... it is not out of our bodies the future generations come. It is from the soil body that the future generations come and thrive. Unfortunately, we have brought that to a certain threat. But fortunately, we are in that cusp of time that if we act now in a determined way, it does not take any rocket science to fix this, nor does it take enormous amount of financial outlays. It just needs the right direction and a committed approach, a resolute approach towards the solution. We can walk out of it especially in our country where sixty percent of our population still engaged in agricultural activity. And with a history of over twelve thousand years of agricultural history in this country where organized agriculture has been happening for over twelve thousand years. But for twelve thousand years, we managed our soils well. Only in the last forty-five years this has happened, simply because probably the fear of famines of 1940s, the hangover of the 1940s, debilitating famines, we took emergency steps to mitigate that. Well, it worked in many ways, because India's average life expectancy in 1947 was twenty-eight years. That means almost none of us have a right to exist right now by those standards. But today we have reached towards seventy-four or seventy-five years, which is a significant achievement for any nation. We have gotten here, but the steps that we took as a bridge, as an emergency step to cross over these famine-like situations, we should have rolled it back at some point. Unfortunately, we went at the same speed on the emergency scale and we have caused a certain amount of damage. It's very much possible to turn this around. And from my conversations with the Prime Minister, we know this concern is deep-rooted in his heart. It is just that we have to, as citizens of this nation, it is important you stand up and support a possibility because these are steps which will take ten, fifteen, twenty years maybe to turn around fully. So when a government has to take long-term steps like this, without the support of the democratic citizens, there is no way no nation can take such steps because government's terms are usually five years in this country. So five-year term and twenty-year policy is a little bit of a difficulty for various reasons. So it is very important people stand up and support this. This is not a protest, this is not an agitation, this is not an expression of anger or resentment. This is an expression of our love and responsibility for the life that we are and the life that's around us and the life that should be beyond us. This is very, very important right now what we are threatening is the future generations. Every responsible scientist in the world is pointing out in about sixty years time, ninety percent of the world's soil will be degraded and that is not a welcome prediction. Definitely this can be turned around with the necessary policies and it does not need enormous outlays, it needs focus, it needs resolute action which I am sure in this day and age India is very much capable under the able leadership that we have, that we are competent enough to take these steps. So it is not a situation of hopelessness, it is a situation where all of us have to tighten our belt and act and move in the direction of the solution rather than moving towards a problem. Apart from this, in the world what I have seen is wherever I traveled in the last two-and-a-half, three years time meeting many people, environmental ministers, agriculture ministers and various bureaucrats, everybody knows the problem. Everybody generally knows what is the solution.  So here I am, I thought. Because the problem is known to everybody in the world, all UN agencies are very convergent with the problem. Most nations are very convergent with the problem, but somehow there was a silence. Fortunately in the last 75 days, it is India 75, it's my great privilege. In 75 days I am in New Delhi. In the last 75 days, 74 nations have come on board for safe soil policy. 2.4 billion people have expressed their concern for soil which has been never before. So once people want it, how can we stop it? Definitely it will happen. The most important aspect of the safe soil moment is it is not against anybody. It is not against any industry. It is not against any lobby. It is not against anybody. I've been talking to fertilizer industry, pesticides, herbicides. They are pushing audio against us. I say I'm only against suicide. I'm not against any other side. It is not anybody's business to tell the farmer how he should farm. All we want is keep the soil alive, keep the soil rich. Is a farmer against a rich soil? No. Just that farmer's economy has been so fragile. Any change he's afraid of. If an incentive-based policy is pushed, definitely most farmers will respond in a very, very positive way. We're very sure about this because we have spoken extensively to farming community around the world and we find everybody is absolutely positive about this. It is just that they need incentive support, which doesn't cost much in this country. Just something as simple as bringing cover crops, which were very much a part of our culture just 45 to 50 years ago. Just bringing cover crops will make the organic content in the soil go up to 3% within six to eight years' time. Only cover crops in summer can do that because it will add 1.5 to two inches of humans every year and it will solve this problem. This is a very simple approach. If we want to do it more aggressively, then it may cost more money, but to do it in the simplest possible way is cover crop. Why I'm saying cover crop is right now it's the month of May. If you fly across India, you will see except western guards in northeastern part of India, largely it looks like a brown desert. This is not how India should look. Whatever the season, there must be green leaf on the land and this was the way India's farming used to be. This is the way the wisdom of the farming community used to work, but unfortunately we have dropped these things for whatever reasons. Instead of looking for who is to be blamed, instead of looking for what is the problem, who caused the problem, all of us are the problem and all of us should become the solution. Thank you very much. Once again, thank you sir for being here. If I can say one, as the Prime Minister has taken up the Solar Alliance, I think there's an immense opportunity after talking to various leaders around the world. I realize India and Prime Minister of India could take up the leadership of soil regeneration in India. And the world, the global leadership for soil regeneration starting with G20 considering we are going to have the stewardship of G20 in the coming year. Thank you very much. Thank you Satguru for your enlightening words. And as mentioned by him, the save soil movement has already touched 2.5 billion people and 74 countries have agreed to act to save soil. This is a movement that has united the world, a mission that has brought people together across the globe to commonly address because it concerns each of us, everyone on earth. His message is simple. Saving soil is necessary to maintain life on our planet. As occupants of a shared planet, we have the unique opportunity now to be part of the solutions for crises like soil extinction and desertification. Here's presenting to you a video that explains the science behind the save soil campaign. What we are facing now is soil extinction. In most countries, more than 50% of the top soil is already gone. Every responsible scientist in the world is clearly saying by 2045 we will be producing 40% less food. 300,000 farmers committed suicide.  UNFAO is saying the food that we are eating belongs to the unborn child. Eating away the food of that life is the worst possible way to live, isn't it? It is agreed by all scientific communities, minimum 3% organic content is essential to keep the organisms fed in the soil. So this is what we must aim at, an incentive-based policy where if you get the land to 3% organic content, you will get a certain amount of incentive. Ladies and gentlemen, as I mentioned earlier, several years ago the Honourable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, had launched a nationwide scheme to help farmers to prevent soil deterioration through balanced use of fertilizers and the application of the right nutrients. The Honourable Prime Minister's foresight, vision and commitment to the global efforts to restore and rejuvenate our planet and soil in particular from extinction is exceptional. I'd like to request the Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi ji, to please address the gathering. 27 countries have reached the 75th century. Today, when the country is celebrating its 75th anniversary, when the new era is coming to an end, the people of this country become very important. I am happy that in the last eight years, all the plans and programmes that have been going on have been taken into consideration. All of them have been taken into consideration in order to protect the environment.  One sun, one grid, whether it is focused on solar energy or whether it is based on ethanol or whether it is based on blinding the efforts of India to protect the environment have been going on for a long time. And this effort has been going on for a long time when the world, today's climate, the world is in trouble. We are not on the planet of India, we are not on the planet of India. The big and powerful countries of the world are not only doing more than 200,000 jobs but are also doing more than 100,000 jobs for the carbon emissions. The global cost of carbon emissions is 4 tons per person. Whereas in India, every person has around half a ton of carbon footprint where it is 4 tons and where it is half a ton. Despite this, in the direction of India's environment, with a holistic approach, not only within the country but also with the international community is working together. On the international level, India was getting a CDR for the Coalition for Disaster, Resilience and Trust. And as Abhisad Guruji said, the International Solar Alliance has done such a thing. In the last year, India has also made it clear that India will achieve a goal of 20-70 years. Friends, soil or soil is one of the five elements for us. We plant the soil with our soil. We grow up by playing with it. There is no shortage in the soil. There is no shortage in understanding the importance of the soil. There is no shortage in accepting the fact that the human race is doing so much harm to the soil that there is a gap in understanding it. And as Abhisad Guruji said, everyone knows what the problem is. When we were young, in the syllabus, in the book, I read a part of Pathe Kram. I read it in Gujarati. Others might have read it in their own language. There was a stone lying on the way. People were going. Some were angry, others were shouting at them. Everyone said, look, someone kept a stone. Where did the stone come from? They don't understand. But no one was keeping it aside. A gentleman came out, and he thought, let's go Abhisad Guruji, someone must have come. When we talk about Yudhishtir and Duryodhan, when it comes to Duryodhan, when it comes to Duryodhan, it is said that to go is to dance is to practice. I know the religion, but I can't practice. I know the truth, but I can't go that night. When such practice increases in the society, there is a problem, so we have to look for ways to solve the problems. I am happy that in the past eight years, the country has worked hard to keep the soil alive. We have focused on five main things to save the soil. First, how to make the soil chemical free. Secondly, how to save the living in the soil in the language of technique called soil organic matter. Thirdly, how to make the salt of the soil and how to increase the level of water. Fourth, due to the lack of water, how to remove the soil from the soil. Fifth, due to the lack of water, how to stop the soil from getting polluted. Friends, while focusing on these things, in the past eight years, the biggest change is in the policy of the country. First of all, the farmers of our country had the feeling of how to remove the soil from the soil. What is the lack of soil and how much is the lack of soil. To solve this problem, the farmers had a big statement to give soil health card. If we give health card to the farmers, then the headline will be that Modi sir has done a good job. This country is like the one who is giving soil health card but the view of the media is less. In the whole country, more than 22 crores of soil health card were given to the farmers and only the card was not given. In fact, in the country, a very big network has also been created. Today, crores of farmers are using fertilizers and micro-nutrients based on the soil health card. The farmers have saved 8-10 percent from this. In the end, 5-6 percent have been seen. When the soil is healthy, when the soil is healthy, it is also increasing. To make the soil rich, the quality of the fertilizers and the quality of the fertilizers has also been very good. Because of the micro-irrigation, because of the lack of soil, because of the lack of soil, because of the lack of soil, because of the lack of soil, the quality of the fertilizers has also been very good. Sometimes, if a 1-2 years old child is sick, he is not feeling well, he is not feeling well, his weight is not increasing, there is no difference in his height. And if a mother says to take care of him and listen to him somewhere, that for health milk and other things are good. And if a mother takes care of him and he every day takes a bath in 10-10 litre milk, then will he be well?  This is also the case of the harvest. The harvest is good because of the lack of soil, it is not like that. If you drink a lot of water, then the harvest is much better. Per drop more crop. Even an uneducated mother does not give 10 litre milk to her child. But after reading it, we all feed the entire field with water. Anyway, we try to keep on doing all these things. We catch the rain and we try to connect the water with the protection of the country. This year in March in the country the protection of the great rivers has also started. In this along with reducing the production of water rivers are also being used in the country. And it is a shame that in the forest cover of India more than 7,400 sq km will increase. In the past 8 years India has increased its forest cover more than 20,000 sq km. This will help more. Friends, India has biodiversity and connected with wildlife that are walking on the water has also increased in the number of animals. Whether it is a tiger, lion, leopard or an elephant everyone's number is increasing in the country. Friends, this is also the first time that when our village and city are being cleaned up in India, farmers have increased and we have combined this together. Govardhan is an attempt when I say Govardhan which Govardhan has brought he will get worried. Under this Govardhan plan biogas plants from Govardhan and Kheti are changing in the energy. If you ever go to see Kashi Vishwanath then there is a Govardhan plant on a few kilometers away you must have seen it. This has become a jaivik plant. It is working in the fields. Without putting pressure on the soil we have been able to provide information. For this, in the past seven or eight years more than 16,000 new varieties of plants have been made available. Friends, even in natural farming our today's challenges are a great solution. In this year's budget we have decided that on the side of the river we will provide natural farming. We will make a special corridor for natural farming. We have heard of defense corridor. We have started a new program on the side of the river of agriculture corridor of natural farming. With this our fields will be chemical free. We will get a new power of natural farming. In India by 2030 by 2030 we have been working to restore this million years of industry. For scientists Indian for the sake of Defence and innovation of the industry we are working In fact, we jumped from B.S. 4 to B.S. 6 straight away. The L.E.D. bug that we ran in the country, due to which almost 40 million tons of carbon emissions are decreasing. If everyone is connected to the L.E.D., everyone's efforts are very important. India is trying to reduce its emissions on fossil fuels. Our energy needs must be fulfilled with renewable sources. For this, we are working on a faster and greater goal. We set a goal to achieve 40% non-fossil fuel based sources of our power generation capacity. India has achieved this goal 9 years ago. Today, our solar energy capacity has increased by 18 times. Whether it is a hydrogen mission or a circular economy policy. This is the proof of our sustainability. We have brought a scrap policy for old cars. The scrap policy itself is going to be a big task. Friends, between these efforts, today, on the day of the celebration, India has achieved another achievement. I am very fortunate to have this good news. I have received a very good message today. The tradition of India is that if you touch the person who travels, you will get half the wealth. I will definitely share this good news with you and the country and the people of the world. Yes, some people can enjoy. India has achieved 10% ethanol-blending goal in petrol. You will also feel proud to know that India has reached 5 months ago. This achievement is so great that you can imagine that in 2014, India used to have only 1.5% ethanol-blending in petrol. Because of reaching this goal, India has three direct benefits. First, it has reduced the carbon emission of 27 lakh tons. Second, it has saved India from more than 41,000 crores of foreign currency. Thirdly, because of increasing ethanol-blending, it has reached more than 40,000 crores in 8 years. I congratulate the people of the country, the farmers of the country, and the oil companies of the country for this achievement. Friends, the PM National Gati Shakti who is working on the master plan today will also carry out the most important role in the protection of the environment. Because of Gati Shakti, the logistic systems of the country will be reduced, and the transport system will be strengthened. This will help in reducing production. In the country, there is multi-modal connectivity. There is work for more than 100 new waterways. All of these will help India in dealing with the protection of the environment and the challenges of climate change. The efforts of India is another question of these debates. These are the questions of green jobs. The way India is taking decisions in the field of agriculture, it is making them fast. It is also making the opportunity of green jobs in a large scale. This is also a matter of concern that should be thought about. Friends, for the protection of the environment, for the protection of the earth, for the protection of the soil, the more the population increases, the better the results will be. My country and all the governments of the country, all the local governments and all the social institutions are eager to join the School Colleges, NSS and NCG in their efforts. In today's world war, the water is connected to the protection of the earth. Up to 15 August next year, in every district of the country, at least in one district, at least in every district, 75 amritsarovars work is going on in the country. More than 50,000 amritsarovars will help the upcoming generations to ensure water security. These amritsarovars will help the environment to improve the soil, they will stop the water travel from going down, and they will also improve biodiversity. How will you all contribute to the development of this country? Let us all think about this as a citizen. Friends, the protection of the environment and the rapid development are all possible through the efforts of everyone. What is the role of our lifestyle in this? How do we have to change it? With this, I am going to talk about a task today in the evening. I am going to talk about it in detail, because I have a task on Guantara Shri Manj. Lifestyle for the environment, mission life. The picture of this revolution, the beginning of a mission to change the destiny of the earth in this revolution. This P3, that is, pro-planet people movement will take place. Today in the evening, Lifestyle for the environment is launching a global call for action. I request that for the protection of the environment, every person should be connected to this. Otherwise, we will run the ACP and also fly the Raijai. And then we will have a good conversation in the seminar of the revolution. Friends, all of you are doing a great service of humanity. You got justice. The long journey of Sadguru Ji, I have been interested in the bike since my childhood, but still the work is very difficult. Because I used to organize trips sometimes. And I used to say in my party that running a trip means reducing the age of 5-10 years. It takes so much effort. Sadguru Ji did this journey. He has done a great job in himself. I am sure that the world will have been created by love for the soil, but the power of the soil of India has also been tested. Thank you all very much. Thank you, Prime Minister Sir. Thank you, Prime Minister Sir, for your words of whole hearted support, encouragement and guidance. As we conclude, may I request Sadguru Ji to please give thanks. Because the Prime Minister is on stage, I have been trying to deliver a serious talk, but he is stealing the stage with all his humour. So whether we want to ensure food security for the nation, enhance farmers' income, enhance biodiversity, bring back aliveness into our soil, save soil is very important. We besiege the Prime Minister to take dynamic steps in this direction. He has already narrated many things. We are willing to work with him and the required ministries to take this ahead. Thank you very much, sir, for being here today. Thank you, Sadguru and Prime Minister Sir, for your vision and foresight. Please remain in your places, ladies and gentlemen, as the Prime Minister and Sadguru leave the hall. Please be seated. Thank you, Sadguru, and we wish you a safe journey as you continue to travel in the last leg of the 100-day journey through Bharat, onward as you go to Lucknow, Bhopal, Nasik, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Mysuru, Bengaluru, and to the Kaveri Basin in Coimbatore, and conclude at the Adiyogi at Isha Yoga Center. Thank you, Sadguru, for single-handedly taking on the mammoth mission of save soil. Please remain with us as we share with you glimpses of Sadguru's save soil rally across 27 countries, from London to New Delhi, so far. We would like to also invite you to join us for this evening's public event being held at the Indira Gandhi indoor stadium from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Entry, as you know, is restricted to those who have registered on the website for the event, and we do have a few seats left still in case you want to join us. Please register on the Conscious Planet website at savesoil.co forward slash deli. Please enjoy the save soil rally video that we have for you. Please be seated, ladies and gentlemen. It's a great pleasure for me. These beautiful Caribbean nations are going for this fast. This memorandum of understanding that we cite will also bring some technical assistance to the Caribbean region.