Hi, my name is Rachel Walling and I'm a preservation planner with the City of Columbia. Today I'm going to talk a bit about the Melrose Heights, Oakland architectural conservation districts run through a brief history, as well as some fun facts about the neighborhood. As early as 1872 and into the 1890s, prominent local family known as the Powell's started vying lands in the area that is today known as Melrose Heights. Early on, the development of the neighborhood was slow. By 1919, there were only homes that had been built within the area known as Melrose Heights. Development started taking off in the 1920s, which resulted in those eight homes going to 161 homes by 1930. Early on in development of their lands, the Powell's decided to subdivide part of their land into a specific subdivision known as Fairview. Fairview was laid out in 1910, but was not developed until 1927. Fairview, as you can see on the map, was roughly the streets to either side of what is today known as Fairview Drive. And this land was developed by the Powell family and was really seen as a model for future development of the area. No-two homes were alike. They were brick residences, very unique. They had paved streets and sidewalks, kind of as this idealized neighborhood that Powell's were trying to create. Another subdivision that was developing around the same time was Oak Lawn. In 1925, the Oak Lawn Development Company announced opening of a new subdivision, which they called Oak Lawn. The Oak Lawn Company did not construct many of the houses. Rather, they sold land that was developed by other individuals. One of these was the Ideal Home Company, who was responsible for building 20% of the residences in Oak Lawn between 1928 and 1933. And the Ideal Home Company built bungalows. So all of their homes that they built were bungalows. Likewise, the Holly Realty Company built some homes within the Oak Lawn area. This that can be seen still today is the Mission Revival House on Princeton Street. Oak Lawn did remain isolated from the rest of Melrose Heights and Fairview area by two blocks of undeveloped land. But by the 1940s, that development started picking up after the war and those streets were filled in. And Melrose Heights kind of developed what was known as Oak Lawn to become one big neighborhood. As I mentioned, development did slow after the stock market crash, but really picked up once again after World War II in the 1940s when the housing boom from returning veterans, they were able to come into the neighborhoods purchasing homes using federal housing administration funds. So there was that increased demand of housing once again that lasted in the neighborhood into the 1950s. So this was much of the neighborhood was developed by that time. Skipping forward to 2003, the neighborhood was locally designated as an architectural conservation district. And in 2016, it was listed as a district in the National Register of Historic Places. Melrose Heights architecturally was developing a lot like other neighborhoods across the United States at this time with a wide variety of architectural styles that were popular. These included bungalows and cottages and minimal traditional style houses, as well as some architectural styles such as colonial revival, tutor revival, craftsman style houses. There's a couple examples, as I mentioned, of mission revival and one really great example of a prairie style home, which we will talk about in a moment. One of the unique housing types you see in Melrose, but not many other places within the city of Columbia, are airplane bungalows. So they, like other bungalows, had low gable roof lines, prominent overhangs, also incorporated a lot of craftsman detailing like exposed raptor tails and brackets that you see on a lot of craftsman bungalows throughout the city. But these were unique in that they had a second story projection that came out of a larger first story as a kind of cockpit like the airplane, and also were surrounded by windows. So it had good views from the top of the house there and kind of a unique form that you don't see many other places. That's really fun within Melrose Heights. Another feature of Melrose neighborhood that you do not see in every neighborhood being developed at this time was Melrose Park. Melrose Park wasn't developed until 1940. The city first leased and eventually purchased the land from the Powell family's company. This was undeveloped lands in the Melrose Heights area along Fairview Drive. It was the first park that was enclosed in the city, still has a fence around the entire park. Also in 1941, after the city bought the property, they built a community building, which is still in place today. And at the time, it was one of only three city parks to have a community building. And then a quick return to the Powell family once again. The Powell's were not only developing the land to sell, but they were also building homes for various family members to live in. One of these homes still exists today. It is known as the Powell home. It is a beautiful example of a prairie style house in Columbia, and like prairie style houses, it has wide overhanging eaves, horizontal lines, and limited decoration. This style might be recognized as being popularized by a Frank Lloyd Wright. He was building many of these homes more out west than you see, especially here in Columbia. This particular design was found in Lady's Home Journal. And the Powell's contacted the architect to use the plans here within Melrose Heights. The family was also a prominent local family. Their home was a place for social gatherings. So their grounds were also well-developed with gardens. They had colony to Pergola, they had swimming pool, lots of places for socializing and entertaining within their property in Melrose Heights. So that's some quick information about Melrose Heights, Oakland area. If you have any questions about this or other historic districts within the city of Columbia, please contact us at preservation at columbiasc.gov.


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Israeli airstrikes pounded the Islamic University of Gaza on October 11 as fierce fighting between Palestinian militant group Hamas and Israel reached its fourth day. Hamas militants carried out their deadliest attack in Israel's history on October 7, when gunmen rampaged through Israeli towns, killing scores of people and taking hostages to Gaza. Israel is retaliating with airstrikes on Gaza that have raised entire districts, as it prepares for a possible ground offensive.Gaza's health ministry said at least 900 people have been killed and 4,600 wounded in the crowded coastal enclave. Israel's military said the death toll in Israel had reached 1,200 in more than 2,700 people had been wounded.


Bernard Sanders has unquestionably stepped up his game and it seems like at least twice a week He's releasing new policies that are more sweeping more progressive more robust than they were before and this week is no difference So he just released a housing for all plan That would change so many lives that as I read through the details of this plan it actually gave me chills So as tele-axle route of the Hill reports White House hopeful senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday Released a 2.5 trillion plan to guarantee housing for every American Sanders said the plan would guarantee every American regardless of income a Fundamental right to a safe decent accessible and affordable home And would be paid for by a wealth tax on the top one-tenth of 1% of income earners There is virtually no place in America where a full-time minimum wage worker can afford a decent two-bedroom apartment at a time When half of our people are living paycheck to paycheck, this is unacceptable He said for too long the federal government has ignored the extraordinary housing crisis in our country That will end when I am president Sanders plan seeks to invest 1.48 trillion over 10 years in the National Affordable Housing Trust Fund to build and maintain 7.4 million quality affordable and accessible housing units that he says will eliminate the gap in Affordable housing for the lowest income renters. It would also invest another 400 billion to build two million mixed-income Social housing units. He also intends to use the plan to end homelessness by prioritizing 25,000 national affordable housing trust fund units to house the homeless in his first year in office and provide 500 million to state and local governments to help connect the homeless to case management and social services the Democratic Socialist lambasted corrupt real estate developers for jacking up rent prices and President Trump for cutting federal housing programs He says he would create an office within the Department of Housing and Urban Development To strengthen rent control and tenant protections and make data on evictions and rent increases available to the public So just pause for a moment and try to think through the ramifications of this in the event this were codified into law This would most definitely end housing insecurity in america once and for all And this actually could literally end homelessness. This isn't a guarantee We'd have to wait a couple of years to see how this plays out once is implemented But this actually has a shot of ending homelessness And let me explain to you why this is so important and why this is so special Bernie is doing this out of a place of moral courage because even if you claim That you are representing, you know lower class constituents the downtrodden people don't talk about homelessness and homeless people because They're not viewed as a real political constituency. I mean, they don't have homes. So you can't send them campaign mailers It's difficult to get in contact with them. So a lot of times politicians just kind of give up and ignore their needs But what bernie sanders is doing here is he's taking the initiative and he's saying No, these are americans and they deserve a home every american deserves a safe and accessible and affordable home Including homeless people and that is absolutely commendable. Um, and it's really touching That bernie cares about this like you can say just in the abstract that you care about homelessness and it concerns you But to really come up with a plan that would eliminate it possibly This is a next level. I mean bernie sanders is changing the game And even if this never comes to fruition and never passes Still he's shifting the overton window to the left and he's getting people to think about possible solutions to the homeless crisis Now there is that price tag that I already know republicans will complain about and some corporate democrats Will say that this is bad as well But consider this for a moment if you're concerned about the deficit and the price tag before you concern troll Understand that giving the homeless homes overall Is actually more cost efficient than the current status quo It will net save us money and this was based off of research from central florida Where a study found that it actually costs three times as much To police homeless people and you know get them to move through in areas Then it does to just put them in a house, you know emergency services Um law enforcement that all costs money currently So we'd spend less on homelessness if we just give homeless people Homes housing is also a really effective way to reduce alcohol abuse Drug abuse in some instances and overall morally speaking This is just the right course of action because it's difficult to get clean You know if you are a drug user and you are an abuser of substances How do you get clean and in some instances maybe drugs is your only escape you feel because if you're sleeping on the streets What are you supposed to do right? So this is just all around incredible policy and it's not just about homelessness So I don't want to overemphasize that even though it's incredibly important But housing insecurity is such a huge issue We have landlords across the country that are overly greedy people They need to be secure. They need to feel as if they don't have to worry that they will lose the roof That is over their heads. I mean, it's a basic necessity that nobody's talking about So there's a number of basic necessities right as human beings We should be guaranteed by right of citizenship Um and just as a member of the human race clean drinking water Healthcare, you know a roof over our head basic civil rights and civil liberties These are things that are non-negotiable and the way that bernie sanders has brought this to the forefront of You know political discourse and increased the salience of these issues It's remarkable. Bernie Sanders has done more to change and shift the overton window in this country than any politician Since ronald reagan and when it comes to left-wing politicians, uh, definitely since f dr So this is why the more that I see bernie sanders Run this dynamic campaign where he's constantly putting out policy. I can't help but think It's like he has a plan for everything


So this first clay court match in over two years coming out tomorrow in Barcelona, Rafa Nadal has done a press conference talking about all things going forward including his participation at this tournament. Let's go have a look what he had to say in the press conference. This is what Rafa had to say, I came here a bit of a last-minute decision because I didn't know if I was going to be able to play. Tomorrow I will be on court. I thought can I, can't I? It has been a difficult two years. I come from a major hip operation which takes time to recover. Things happened in the body and I couldn't follow the schedule I wanted. When you can't you don't. It is possible, although it hurts, it is what it is. At this point in my career I am in a different situation. Before regretting where I have not been, for me it is a gift to be in Barcelona. My last year and I want to enjoy every moment. I feel ready to play tomorrow. I don't think about how I get there. I know what the situation is, that I'm just preparing. But I'm realistic. For me being here is a joy. I take this as my last preparation in the Godot. I don't know what will happen in the future but I'm going to try and give myself the best opportunity. The week of training has been positive and I'm leaving with the hope of doing my best. I take things as they can. We know what there is, we don't have to hide anything. Why talk more than necessary? I didn't feel like talking about the abs. I said it in the final in Seville because my uncle mentioned it. In my I said I couldn't play. I didn't feel like saying where I had a problem. I get tired of talking about my difficulties. On a mental level these things end up affecting me. I know it can happen, get worse. But we will continue until I have the feeling that it's not worth it to continue doing the things I do. I don't set a deadline but life shows you the path. My sensations in training have been better than those I had in Mallorca. My body sensations have also been better and I feel ready to compete. Then we will see what happens. I've not been able to practice serving much. I would try to assume the loads in there is uncertainty. But it is what it is. You have to live with it. You have to be able to see things positively and be able to enjoy competing again, being in a tennis tournament. And here I am. What may or may not happen is less important to me. So there you have it. Rafa talking about his I guess expectations of this week. And very confirming that this is his last time he's going to be playing here. Of course, he has said that this is his last season. So no surprise there that this is his last Barcelona. Of course Madrid's coming up. We've got the French open. We've got the Olympics as well. We don't know exactly how long he's going to play into the season. If he's going to retire after the Olympics, after the French. Is he going to Wimbledon? We don't know any of that stuff. But he is playing tomorrow. We do know that he's playing Cavalli in his first round match. And then the winner of that match will play demon or in a second round, which could be really fun if Rafa can get through that first round. But let me know down in the comments below. How do you think Rafa is going to do this week? You think he's going to be sore like he looked like in the Las Vegas exhibition against Elcraz? Or do you think he is better now that he's had about six weeks off since that last match? But Rafa Nadal, he'll be back on court tomorrow.


Okay, guys, can you hear me? So it seems the audio is working, so very good. So let's start. So my name is Indrich Novi, and I'm from the site Reliability Engineering in Red Hat. And so these days you had a lot of presentations about how to implement the operators, how to try the new open shifts or Kubernetes. But what we do at the moment, we are trying to keep our current installation working at scale. So I'm going to talk about this today. I'm not going to do too much into technical details, but I will focus on the way how we maintain stuff and how we should, if you happen to have multiple clusters, which kind of tools you can use and how can you actually maintain it at scale. So in the first part, I will describe what is our current offering, what we actually do, and what kind of products we offer. In the second part of presentation, I will describe how the OpenShift Asaris are actually working within Red Hat, what they do. And in the last part, I will have a live presentation of a tool which we currently run as a proof concept for audited work on production clusters. So let me start with a brief description of what we offer. So we are having multiple tiers or products, I would say. And so we are having the OpenShift online when you can yourself try, let's say to run one project. It's not much because it's for free and it's not supported, but at least you can give it a try. So there is a way how to actually run it. And if you go more serious, you can go OpenShift Online Pro, which is a small fee of $50 per month, and you can run after about approximately 10 projects in this offering, and you are also receiving some basic support, which is very limited, but still sufficient for maintenance of the cluster, I would say. And I see actually many colleagues of myself here. So feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. And this is actually the product where Red Hat has most money from. It's OpenShift dedicated cluster. It runs on the public cloud. Most of the exposure is actually currently in AWS. And it provides the hosting of your private cloud, as well as maintenance of the whole cluster. That includes upgrading of cluster, patching for security vulnerabilities, but that's basically it and handling breakages. The pods, you actually work with the applications you run in the cluster is completely on you, right? So it's more or less working in the way that basically you just opt in into some cluster, you maintain it for you, and you just run your stuff and don't care about maintenance. The last offering is a OpenShift container platform, which is convenient for setups like banks or something like this, because they can run their own cluster on premises. So we don't need to really go AWS or they can even have their own cloud environment. And so this is our current offering. So as I said, we take care about master infrastructure and compute nodes managed by Red Hat. And there is also the support, so you can follow a ticket and we will be very happy mostly to sort it for you. Sometimes. So I want to show you also what's in the package because it's easy to say like, hey guys, here you go with the support, but what kind of support do we have? So this one is kind of questionable because it's kind of a feature of Kubernetes itself that is highly available.  If you have multiple clouds, we are able to set up the peering connections in the virtual private cloud. So you can have very heterogeneous environment and only one dedicated cluster in which you give it a try. Then the premium support is granting like 99.5 uptime SLA, which I calculated like one day downtime, which I think might be dedicated to, let's say major version upgrades and stuff like that. There you can use various of the city providers, LDAP, GitHub, you name it. And you can also get the internal cluster container registry. So what you can do is you can build your own images, you can deploy on top of that your workloads. This one is very important. So log in metrics and monitoring because then you will have also some overview of what you're actually running and how it's doing. Now I need to tell you a story. I was working in Hedge Fund and I was given a task. My task was to build the operating systems for the platform. And one day I went to the, I went to the office and I started to build completely new operating system which was for all seven at a time. And the particular operating system was very quirky and it felt most of the time. And it needs a while to build. So what I did, I triggered the build, I set up the boot server and I went for lunch. When I returned back from the lunch, it was really interesting because I see my host is not running cross seven at all. It was running cross six. And so I asked my colleague, hey, what's wrong?  And he was like, don't worry, magic fairies fixed it for you, right? And I realized that we are having some engineers who are getting triggered or having a page alert in case something goes wrong. And what went wrong in the particular thing that I configured was that actually I pixies with the cluster and the kickstart didn't go well. So basically it was looped in the pixie boot and it was kind of crashing the boot server. And so the operational part of the plant received the alert. He pixie switched that. It was Bob, so he was a little bit like this, saying, oh, not this guy again. And then basically he switched it back to the functional state. And I'm going with the fairies because nobody really thinks who is actually handling the stuff most of the time, also on the cluster. And so I want to briefly survive, briefly describe how the SRE OpenShift is working. So we are following the follow the sun kind of approach. So we're having three regions at the time. So we are having NASA, EMEA and APEC region. And the reason is very simple. We are 24 hours and one work shift is eight hours. And so what the SRE is doing is break fix. So if it's a critical alert, we need to fix it. We need to do maintenance and customer increase and issues. We are having different roles, which actually switches every week. And so these roles are shift lead. So this is, you know, down for John Guy, who is receiving most of the hours on his cell phone. And it is being very busy resolving critical issues. The shift secondary is the other SRE at the time who is handling, let's say the incident queue. And also he's interacting with the second level support to resolve issues. And the reason why we have two of such of these people is because if the shift lead, I don't know, is in restroom or something, he cannot take the hours, the secondary can take over, right? Then actually we have on-call person. If anything fails from these two, there is on-call. And there is a region lead who is supposed to be either coordinating the effort, if it's non-trivial, or we are having, we are doing also the root cause analysis of issues. So the issue wouldn't happen next time again with the same root cause. We don't currently cover weekends. And we are using tool which is called Pejor Duty. And it's a very nice tool because you can set up the escalation strategies. You can see here. So for instance, this particular strategy works in the way that primary gets paged. If he doesn't react within 15 minutes, it gets escalated to secondary. If he's not reacting, he's going back to the primary. And if he's not reacting, after 45 minutes it goes paging everybody, right? So we have certain assurance that actually it gets looked at. Within these eight hours, within the shift, we are having multiple engineers. And given that you are getting interrupted quite often, if there are a lot of alerts, there are only a certain time in this eight hour shift when somebody's primary, let's say four hours, something like this. Because you cannot get focused more than four hours. You need to go for lunch or something. And so we are having different kind of locations for the period for the primary. And we are going from APEC to EMEA to North America. So we covered all day. So how actually the alert looks like. If you are getting paged, if something critical goes on in the cluster, the majority notification looks like this. This one is the EBS alert. So some AWS volume got stuck. So we need to manually untouch it because it doesn't work anymore. And the good thing is we are having automatism which is saying like, hey, there is this alert over here. But you don't know out of your head all the time how to fix that, right? And therefore, for every single monitoring alert, we are having the link to the standard operational procedures over here. So even if you are not feeling well, you can't remember, you're having fully documented way how to actually handle that such issue. So standard operation procedures look like this. And they are having quite a nice format because we are using at the moment just the ASCII doc in GitHub. So we can share it along the team. And what I'm trying to say now is what we are doing if we don't get any escalations because you see there's only one or two engineers who are actually primary or secondary and the other guys are doing completely something different. So they are watching the queue. So if you have some questions from the second level support, CE, we are having agile development meetings to handle some longer time issues. Which is more or less related to reduction of the toil. And we are developing our own tools to reduce the pace of duties or alerts. And so that actually we can use memes or we can see the memes on the internet. In the meantime, while everything is automated. And okay. So in order to see that something is wrong with a particle cluster, we need to do some monitoring. At the moment we are using very simple setup. We are having a monitoring container running on the master. And it basically looks like this that there is a Chrome tab, very long Chrome tab like this, right? Why we don't use system detimers is very simple because at one single Chrome tab, you see the probes here and also the pace of the probe. So in one single file it gives you quite easy idea how it's going to be executed. And this particular probe, when it's triggered, for instance, like not enough disk space or something like that. It goes to our monitoring system, which is our state-of-the-art Cybex monitoring system. We try to move to Prometheus. It hasn't been future for us, but unfortunately it seems to be future every time for us because we are having some templating in Cybex which actually handles the mapping of some particle alert to the standard operating procedure. So it's not a real effort to move somewhere else. Okay, so now I'm going to talk something about a tool which will allow us to simplify the workflow. And such tool is used for running scripts or uncivil playbooks directly out of the document from the standard operation procedure. So if you have script like this, for instance, you need to do a lot of cut and pasting, right? So it's very prone to human error and it's not really good to go byline cut and paste and so on because there might be some typesetting issues. And so we have implemented a very simple tool that actually takes the script, runs it for you and audits the execution and locks out of the cluster how it's executed there for later reference. And I was thinking how to name that tool because if you go, I made a list of long utilities I have on my system which ABRT actually won, it's I don't know like 50 letters. And I was thinking that it might make sense to name it something like this when you have only couple of letters because you will execute it quite often, right? So because we are OpenShift SRE, I called it O3. So it's really minimalistic name. And so I'm now going to do live demonstration of the tool, how actually some stuff might be executed on a particular cluster. This tool, what it does is looks for a SCIDO documentation. You give it a topic, it will give you a full text search, it will point you to a particular part of the operation procedure and also adds you the attack in which you have git hash of the procedure so you can refer even if in the future the procedure changes, you will still know which kind of file you are referring to at a particular time. So live demo, let's try it. So imagine a situation that actually you are patching a cluster. So at the moment I'm having KVM cluster which is OpenShift 3.11. I have one master and one node here. And I'm going to, I hope I'm not breaking it. So imagine my task is now to perform, let's say the upgrade of the cluster, right? So I'm going to do this. So I'm going to do upgrade. And it gives me some full text search on the top and then exact match in the chapters in the standard operation procedure. As you see, we are having a lot of stuff in there so it's very convenient to have some automated tool. So if I wanna perform upgrade of 3.9 to 3.11, it allows me to browse through the sub chapters of the standard operation procedure and then it will ask the risk means here it contains some script within it, right? So if I see this one and I went through the overview and prerequisites, it allows me to do the upgrade steps which is like this. And the first of these is, let's say, clinic up slash var. So if I go to the chapter, you see there is a script over there and it generates that script out of that sub standard operation procedure in here. And so if you have a quick look into the script, it comments out the documentation so you still have a context what you are doing. And given that we are not going to run this on the AWS, but we are going to run this directly on the cluster I have in KVM, I will do something like this. Let's get rid of these spaces. So it's kind of very trivial cleanup if you wanna just be sure that the LCD won't fail. And so the O3 tool was the tool for just getting the script directly out of your standard operation procedure. And now we are having O3 run tool which specifies on which kind of cluster you wanna run this and which kind of script you wanna run there. I think I might want to rename this one to something else. So let's say clean var, not a sage. And let's run it. So O3R master clean var. And basically it executes the script on the master and gives me the output of it. It's okay, there is no such file directory. That's perfectly fine. Because now I'm going to describe that actually I want to do clean number var. And what the running tool wrapper actually did was that actually it created the git repository or it added some stuff into the O3 audit repository. So if you have a look here, what is here? We are having a bunch of nodes. Let's say the master and node. And within the master, we are having the history of execution which is simple. Here is the script and here is the log.  And so if I do git show, then I can see that I executed this particular script with this output there. And it also gives me the time of that script when it was executed. So for instance, if an error gets triggered after the script, I am getting evidence of what I've done. So an engineer after me, after handover to North America, he has a clear evidence of what I've done. And so he knows how to roll it back later on. We are having a lot of scripts or we are having a lot of Ansible playbooks. And so not only the back script which is more or less for ad hoc kind of execution of stuff. And so if I, for instance, we had the recent issue when the source report was in the old version on the clusters. And so the second level of approach cannot create the crash logs because it was very demanding on the present volume size. But in your version, it got fixed. So we need to just fix it. And so we are having a very simple operation procedure here, which is saying this. So if you don't want to read all the stuff, we can just run the playbook. And so if you have just such a simple playbook like this, it again generates the script like this. So if I go slash temp, move that script to sociable, for instance. Then I can run another script which is all three run Ansible. And I will run this on master and node. So on the whole cluster in my setup. And I will put the script in there. Or the Ansible playbook. And maybe let's do this verbose. So now Ansible runs. It does the upgrade of the source utility on the cluster. Just in case it needs to be upgraded. And unfortunately we are having game which is very slow. We don't have DNF in Rails 7 yet. So we'll take a while. But the good thing is that both of the playbook that was run at the time and the script or the output the lock from is actually audited. It's stored in the good lock. So I will just put there upgrade source. And now if we have a look again into the all three audit directory. And we show what's stored there in my last change. We see that there is this playbook. There is the output from Ansible. So it got upgraded or both nodes. And why actually there is a distinguishing between the nodes in the cluster. So if I'm just interested, if I'm getting a page or other that actually node is broken for some reason or master is broken. So I can go directly to the directory of the master and check what has been done at what time and what might be triggering the problem. So I can roll back right back later. So that was just a quick demonstration. What's been done. And there are a couple of other things which might want to get improved in the tool. And that is understanding the cluster ID and AWS account for instance. We are moving also to Azure and Google core platform. So at the moment we're having a very big exposure to AWS but it will not last very long I believe. And also giving extra information about allowing to running from the jump host for instance. And one thing which might be interesting because sometimes if you write down your operational procedures, sometimes you make error, right? Make a human error, typo in the script or something.  And so it would be quite nice to have a Jenkins job which actually does periodic tests on those ops. So it doesn't break on the test cluster. And that will assure that you are going to get consistent standard operation procedures by automatic testing. So that was basically all I wanted to say. So thank you very much for your attention. And just in case you have any question, feel free to ask. Yes, this is a really good question because whenever we have a thing that actually is undocumented, we need to document. So basically if there is an emergency, we don't know which is not undocumented. Okay, I will start from the monitoring, right? We are having only a set of monitoring probes, right? Which you monitor, but if we realize that actually there is an additional thing we need to monitor, we need to edit our monitoring system and the variety is standard operational procedure, right? And then whenever the probe is getting triggered, you get that page on your cell phone that actually refers to the standard operation procedure. So in time of publishing of the monitoring probe, we need to have also the standard operation procedure. Did I answer your question? If I don't, feel free to ask again, something else, over clarification. Okay, okay. So that's by the way a very, very nice question because we are having only limited set of monitoring probes. So we need to decide we actually monitor. But after the upgrade, it might happen that we are having something we don't monitor and it's super relevant, right? So in such a case, there will likely not be a page on your phone or something, but there will be requests from second-level support saying, hey, we need to monitor this stuff because the customer is unhappy, he cannot run his posts, right? And after that, we need to develop, you know, the monitoring probe and the standard operation procedure. Also very good question. I was thinking about one single thing. Red Hat developed stuff in order to be open source, right? So at some point, it would be very, very nice if we open source the standard operation procedure, so you can basically use them yourself for maintaining your own clusters, right? Because later on it can actually contribute to us with the fixes, yeah? So I'm sorry, we are already out of time. Thank you.


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the town manager and for those of us who are at the MMA meeting the governor and our senators emphasize that there's going to be a lot of federal dollars that are available but we need to write grants in order to get that money and the question I have, Paul, is whether you have the resources you need to write and research and write the grant applications that are going that are going to be available to us or do we need to provide additional funding for that purpose it's a really good point and some of them are grants and some of them are just for filing the things that we need and for instance for the elementary school building we are talking with people who know how to do some of the work and we would contract with them to help us facilitate the material that needs to be submitted to get the funding but they keep saying we have tons of money come apply for it and every community is having that exact same conversation in the region and from other managers and if we need additional, that's part of the reason that staff have to look at what the council's goals are because I think what we've heard from our federal legislators is that the strike by the iron is hot and the iron is hot and so I think if we are going to prioritize getting federal funds into the town for certain projects we're going to have to weigh all the demands on our staff and if we can incorporate and usually seldom do are you allowed to put in grant application services into a grant program so we will have to figure out how to do that but that's definitely we're thinking about that on all the different levels. Councillor Hannake. I'm going to take us back to the northeast street intersections issues with Port River but even a little farther back Ever Source has been regularly closing College Street when we passed all of the public waste stuff that I believe they've been closing it for I think I expected it to be done well before the holidays yet it went right up to the holidays they took a small break and it started again. When is that going to be done because that's been sending lots of traffic back and forth between neighborhoods but also on the southeast street that might not normally be there and all sorts of things so when is that going to finally finish? That plays into this whole discussion as well that's why there's a lot of traffic issues and there's a lot of construction work I don't have an actual data that's a good I'll try and get that from Ever Source in terms of the kind of work that they're doing and whether they're allowed to shut down the road or not at certain times because of the work that they're doing in the public way but I can get an update from them on it for you for that. Thank you for asking that Mandy Joe I've been asked by several constituents about Route 9 Paul is there anything update on the library since I don't think Pam you've been able to attend a meeting yet right any update on the library? Pam hasn't been a member of the committee a few minutes ago the we're right right now we're in the process of looking at alternate locations and so that's where we've been putting work into evaluating the we went out to bid for locations we're evaluating the bids that were submitted and looking reviewing the legal documents I would have to go along with that and the timing for everything. Thank you. Any other questions of the town manager? Late as I was never heard of this given all my technological problems I did present a president's report and if there's any questions but take them I mentioned earlier that the retreat dates that we have floated don't work so we're going to have to start over again so let me pause with that and see if there's any other council comments yes Mandy Joe I know you had questions with making this report so I'm just going to ask a question that I had asked that you put in the report that you gave me heads up you might not be able to but it would be really nice if you could inform us of which councilors in particular attended the bid in chamber meeting on January 17th and the meeting with Senator Comiford and Rep Dom on January 11th in particular I think those are the two big ones on this report no other councilors have attended the bid and chamber meeting Anna Devlin-Gothier and actually Andy Steinberg both were at the meeting with Senator Comiford and Rep Dom okay yep absolutely you're right I missed putting that in I'm trying to improve my reports when technology is not on your side it's difficult we've all had those days are there any other questions or comments from councilors Mandy Joe you still have your hand up Anna you have your hand up so next week I will be next week next meeting next week next meeting thank you next meeting I was struggling to think about what I was trying to say next meeting I will be putting a report in the packet that I plan to do monthly as vice president trying to track some of the bills that we have expressed interest in as a council as well as other items that are raised with our state delegation if you have a specific bill that you would like to have me track and add to the list please tell me in March some of these will be moving in one direction or another so if I'm reading the calendar right so it's an interesting time in addition if there are other things that you would like to make sure in my report that I'm kind of keeping tabs on at that state level please let me know I'm building the report now it's looking like it'll be a long table explaining what the bills are and what their status is as well as if we have provided testimony or if we need to discuss in order to provide testimony that's my plan but I welcome any feedback that folks have thank you thanks Anna Kathy you need to unmute I have an item for future agenda it's a short item but when I asked Pat Danges about it for GOL she thought maybe bring it to the full council it's about our rules I had way back when Mandy will remember this probably because when we were writing the rules of procedure we came across the fact that several towns allowed the president and or the vice president if the president wasn't available to participate as they wanted to in committees as ex-officio members so they were there not with a vote but they could come and I had thought we wrote that into our rules but we didn't and one of the things that allows to happen is the president doesn't have to in our case appoint herself to a committee she can come to a committee and this time around for those who noticed it Lynn did not appoint herself to finance and she's on finance and no has a strong interest in it and I think it frees up the president to appoint counselors to the committees they want to be on because the president and or vice president can still go to others so I'm going to bring that as a motion and it's in the powers of the president and the question is whether I bring it as a motion to potentially refer to GOL to consider to come back to us or to just bring it as a motion for discussion it's just that one up it's one sentence worth two comments I prefer you bring it as a motion to refer to GOL and second have it also include the vice president not just the president that's what I rewrote my version of it to say the also the vice president because it was similar on it didn't go on finance you know I mean there was an effort to honor the there's a lot of higher level work that needs to be done and let the counselors so I will bring it that way Lynn so I just want to alert people and I have a memo I found the memo where you know there were when I say several towns I mean more than two there were multiple towns that enabled this role probably for the same reason you know to avoid the appoint need to appoint yourself you could free up the slot thank you okay let me just mention at our next meeting we will be doing the candidate interviews for the housing authority Anna will be managing that interview portion of the meeting we will be focusing on a variety of issues regarding the public way and making sure that new counselors understand our authority with regard to the public way and the pack recommendations will come forward with a referral to finance and we have a written town managers report that's what I know so far okay Pat you had questions I don't have a question I wanted to make sure I could update us on the disability access advisory committee please go ahead thank you there are two issues one at their January meeting the committee voted to request that the town council change their status from committee to a commission and that will be coming forward to the council soon the other issue is I have been asked to speak to Paul and Chris Bestrup and Rob Moore which I did through an email but I wanted to find out about in August they requested a copy of the variance for the town hall renovation they got no response and they would like to have a copy of the variance and also the decision by the architectural access board forwarded to them there is a consistent feeling on the committee that they are ignored by planners they are ignored by DPW by Guilford around roads and sidewalk issues and so this is another instance where a request was made and it was ignored so we really would like the information about the town hall variance Paul did you want to speak to that yeah I really don't agree with the councilor's comment about how the town ignores the DAAC staff attend every meeting of the DAAC and respond to questions that they have at the time things that are appropriate for the DAAC are always presented to the DAAC in a timely manner I did respond to your email today when I saw it and so I okay thank you George I'm sorry councilor Ryan I'm wondering if given the challenge we're having already to set a retreat date whether we should begin to put on future agendas at least 30 minutes or something as an agenda item to discuss priorities the town manager has already expressed concerns about that given staffing issues and he's looking for us I think to give him some sense of what our priorities are and if we wait until we finally find a common date for retreat we could be in March or April for all I can tell I'm wondering if this is something you would consider putting on the agenda future agendas as a regular item for us to begin this conversation I certainly would consider it but I do want to wait until the town manager has an opportunity with the staff to give up on the goals so I'll try to coordinate if that's what we have to do to have that discussion so that it doesn't come before our feedback from the town manager but very good point George I think we're going to start looking to see whether we can pick up an alternate Monday for a retreat if that's an option we keep running into holidays and school vacations Jennifer you have your hand up to ask if maybe you could refresh my memory as to when we were going to address council liaisons to boards and committees was that going to be at the retreat? That has been referred to GOL GOL is meeting for the first time this Thursday night and they have to go through a process of being in touch with the committees to have liaisons and hearing if any others want them but yes if you feel like you have a relationship with the committee and you want to continue until such time as we have that discussion please feel free to do so Pat did you still have your hand up? Are there any other questions or comments? I'm trying to make it before 10 o'clock gang the meeting is adjourned it's 9.46


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Some say this is the reason why they're here Some say this is the reason why they watch dad's has been wearing the same outfit for four years.  All right All right. All right. All right. Yeah, he hit the gym. It's just lose control They're like, come on. All right. We go. Let's get it. Let's get it. Let's get it Wow, Vos is currently five to one odds. We have a dump truck after this game Coins on Vos. Here we go. Here we go. What do you know? What do you say be aggressive be eat aggressive? All right, we go man. Wow. I can't lie Look at the chat for the land look at the crowd for the last game full energy full of enthusiasm All right, boys, who did you bet on here? It's with the last game of the night whoever wins these games will be going to the final four tomorrow The winner of this game will play big thing tomorrow as we have showtimeers the crop tomorrow boys Final four tomorrow will you be here?  It's one of the few states. I've never been to but here I am The paid actors are going crazy. Is it acceptable to shave your legs as a man? Is that an acceptable thing? I'm talking to chat was like Better jerseys on the field right now check go Seahawks or the white cowboys is better jerseys go with defense by Vos Now I feel like the highlight of jerseys are a little overrated at this point. I'm sad to a bit I like the cowboys white jerseys. You've seen the running back motion a lot boys You guys are at home utilize that tactic when you're playing a real man those that streak up the middle of the field like a boss Michael Phelps shaped his legs most awarded Olympian Michael Phelps good comps from the chat dude That is why I have a chat To give comp. Oh, oh, I don't do that. That's the throat Did he throw that Is that a throwaway that the receiver got his hands on I will tell you if I threw the ball away on the 30-yard line There's no chance of a go to the back of the end so why motion the running bang, okay? They wanted mad class, okay? Well, what these kids like to do is that the motion out the running back so you get two routes on that side of the quarterback Player time out player time out player time out It happens sometimes sometimes your equipment fails you Poles is a new controller. Okay. Are we still talking about shaving legs and chat you guys say, you know, I look at chat slide They start ice skating Well, hey He was definitely throwing that he was doing a post right there He was doing it. No, did he know did he did did he controllers pick?  That's really don't care when you pass the ball like this is picking an icon and let it fly Here we go inside the five. Let's see what that.   They're gonna go from the four is like it in between territory You could run or you could pass. Here we go five wide This would automatically be a touchdown if I was on deep guns Okay, audible from five wide to oh, yeah, this is I give up display to those baselines to stop the bubble Smart play by bulls it any cross man's that and almost scores a touchdown Honestly, that was like impeccable defense as the car would say perfect defense, but he gives up three yards It really was I mean Nothing he threw a sauce gardener again and sauces like sauces laying down his drive, dude You got to fight back now. This is where I'll tell you ladies and gentlemen This does have a play that he likes here for one yard five wide again Goal line against five wide questionable defensive call, but he's anticipating the audible again Does that switch it up?  That's go line stuff That's go line stuff That's go line stuff right there boys. Oh man big stuff from the Voles man.  I think the crowd is pro-Vos. What do we say crowd? Are we pro-Vos here? Neither well, that's tough does is super locked. He doesn't blink. Okay chat. What do you think is in Dez's headphones right now? All right, here's the question you had to listen to one player's playlist for rest of your life Does oh Well, what never mind enough of the playlist. I mean I mean well boys and this is where I'll tell you that's so age-old fact and football when you're on the inch line You go for on fourth down you might not get it, but at the end of the day if you turn the ball over They'll be on their own inch line and panic in the end zone and you know, you get a turnover right back This is just wild defense. Okay, okay Voles has been in a tight slot for four years now emotions out the running back again Love to see it like to see it. Oh What a throw by Voles good anticipation Heinz Ward Linebacker just could not move man. That's tried to bait it. He knew he had to cover that I told you the crowd is pro-Vos This is a pro-Vos crowd right here boys I'm gonna say he's a fan favorite chat in the grand scheme of madden. Would you say Voles is a fan favorite or a villain? I'll say he's a fan favorite. I'm going fan favorite. He's a fan favorite heel Yeah, I mean Makes sense See if Voles will stand up for himself again here great defense. I mean go for a pick there was insane Who's a villain? Joke, we don't have any villains anymore. We need more villains. Who is a villain anymore? I don't know. We need a villain joke was 100% a villain salt the salt ease of He dives in the end zone insult the injury What is this glad you asked glad you checked in two and a half hours into the stream But this is the red hot gaming twenty thousand dollar tournament Twenty thousand bucks up here to grab man. I remember back in my day boys We had to walk uphill both ways to school and we would travel to play for a thousand dollar tournament Maybe I remember going to coach K's in North Jersey for maybe two thousand dollars Now we have a mutt Does we get this right?  Oh my god I Was the doubt of the night that was doubt of the night that's just like a 90-yard bomb right there Those is a crowd favorite dude. He's a crowd favorite. I mean one whole quarter. That was a pretty active quarter We saw two picks a goal line stop Some big-time touchdowns and here we are Bo Jackson Bo Jackson, I kind of judge people's offenses by how many Bo Jackson's they have Feet. Oh good catch right there by Vos Swares in a little bit gets the right animation toe tap on the sideline You know anything about madden sideline is the place to throw the ball Quick snap here from Vos. Oh, I might go all the bulls to the tight slots the tight slots Quick snaps again right tight swath quick snap. Oh See it again. Oh, not doubt. That's good. Use it by does even give up on that play and he'll he made Vos though it high allow Justin Simmons to get there and knock the ball out there second and ten Quick snap of Vos was he got why girl? Oh No, how all those the tight slots? Oh Sacked there it is fourth and nine does he know how to listen to take three here? Oh We've seen some aggressive calls. We've seen some aggressive calls and Vos is gonna do a old head move here It's a three here in this second quarter. That's a good call as old head. That's a good call Chat, are you guys kicking the field goal there? You're going for it fourth and nine Man, we're giving away twenty thousand dollars this weekend This is not your average madden game Points chat. There's one thing about twitch. I'll tell you if I learned anything about switches. You guys love taking the points You guys love taking the points There we go Does audibles the empty chips? Audibles to the other at the trips. I do have a one-field roll Marcell He's cooking Russ out of bounds does now Vos does get the ball half here. So that is has to get some points here This is the last game of the night. We have the final four will be tomorrow evening boys Benson Boone He's actually insane. Oh good defense there Oh, oh, hey, this is a EA sanctioned tournament more energy more passion I Like that Trust me boys. We're gonna have a rowdy crowd tomorrow on top of On top of the current crowd tomorrow. We're gonna have some extras as well in here And we're gonna give away an award to the chat tomorrow or to the crowd There will be crowd awards tomorrow if you guys are interested. We're gonna have MVP of the crowd tomorrow It could be the difference have an MVP of the crowd. Oh My gosh, what sheds right there? Vos 4th and 5th as those could take a stranglehold on this semi-final game right here with a stop right here This is I mean, I wouldn't classify. This is a PG show. Oh good read That took that that took some stones to throw on 4th and 5th for your life What I have thrown that probably not but that's why I lose, you know good read right there I can't lie impressive throw If it does right here, yep, you want to run. Oh, I thought there was a person there Yeah, if your dad's you want to make this the last time even if you can feel well sound sad and sorry But you can't allow votes to touch this ball again. He's going for it all here Good seed right there at the marriage Thomas. That's one of the best plays that these nerds figured out here was PA crossers Okay, the crowd still has some energy. I See a couple people going for MVP of the crowd All right check. Can you what's the what's the volume level of the crowd? Are you guys liking the volume is it too much? Is it too low that we need more crowd volume? Do we just put random mice all over the crowd? What do you guys think is it good? What do we think was more crowd more crowd and more fighting? Okay, dude It's too low a little bit more. Okay, you can barely hear them. I mean, that's cuz the chat I mean crowds doing what they can not their best performance, but not the worst good throw by bowls man. Nice throw I Can't lie his center. Just absolutely molded exactly on that play Oh, we just need more crowd, but you hear him when they get animated right boys. Big sack does there Holding goes the three here would be Nice nice.  We might get some floodlights on the crowd We might have a bite throughout the crowd tomorrow. It's nothing like being at a stadium. Okay, Chad Yeah Here we go. Second. Oh, good job by both. Can he gets a juke? Last time I was Joe bro with the rate. I heard Joe Bruin had 700 eggs And no limits. Oh This is tough spot I might spike here. We're gonna play off Oh, he's flirting with it. He's flirting with it. That was a long run. That was 30 second run off Yeah, yeah, can't even flirt with the really here boys Thank you, there's literally nothing good that can come from display Gotta take three in fact, he's got to take three years There it is, okay I'm 100 miles away made Mike. This could be the difference here. I'm in a tunnel and I might have just unplugged some by accident But Crowd is now doing the wave All right. All right crowd. We got to save this for tomorrow. The crowd is loud now. Okay crowd. Okay the crowd is loud a Lot of complaints from the chat here as that's screaming again second and ten. Where is master gamer? That's a good question Shout out to master gamer. That was one sweat. Why is there no commentators? We'd be like the in-game commentators Where did our chat go? Like where like what is going on right here? Why is there no commentators? Caffery, this is a good game here boys. Oh, it is here. He's here. Dottie feet Possession out of bounds. Hines Ward I mean Hines Ward has to be the most swaggless for our receiver of all time. My Hines Ward doesn't have a arm sleeve a wristband Good defense. Oh good find Owen is dialed Owen is dialed Red zone RPO audible the trips that end Buzzo miss corners not fresh. Oh, okay fake audible fake audible motion out. Oh cook cook McDaniel cook Let's go Owen. Let's go Owen. Vos is now talking to the crowd. We go second and goal for those It's not the worst spot to ten yard line You could fit a lot of zigs you could fit a lot of things and holes no diddy, but he audibles down right here RPO What does he go with here motion out? Maybe Virts? Maybe a delay game questionable decision. Let's see if it works out Chet crowd is now booing. Here we go. It's good defense Flat good read last read Good tackles good tackles eight yard line third and goal for Vos Vos got to pull out the best dot that he has in his entire life for this game right here When we look back at the story of this game this play would be paramount third and goal eight yard line 21 to 20 Audibles to the tight slots both Jackson at the helm the six one defense Motions out is running back three-man rush both Jackson gets shetted, but oh Could have caught that I you know It was a little shaky. It was a little scary, but at the end of the day We have seen worse caught tonight. All right. We have seen worse catches tonight 100% Golf clap from the chat for that field Listen boys, I don't want to say we've had some blowouts tonight. We've had some fights We have some comeback. This one looks like the reason why they tuned the night This one looks like the reason why they put on a $40,000 live event this year This looks like the reason they show up right here That is gets the ball down by two seven minutes left in this one golf club Yeah, I know we got an injection energy in the crowd tomorrow. We'll find some we'll find some payable people tomorrow And prefer the crowd. Yeah, I'm getting confused calling the crowd the chat.  I like it. I like it Here we go. Well, he's on a raccoe That's the thing with mutt now boys Everybody's so fast like you click him one at the end and he's just as fast as his linebacker really It's just amazing how the game evolves throughout the year Yes, we're bringing boom sticks tomorrow boys. Don't worry Good read but does good tackle was the first down though Deebo Samuel. I Mean having Deebo Samuel team is so poverty right now. Oh never mind. Can you make a play? You know, I was thinking to myself as I watched that play unfold that Deebo Just had the ball back to back plays takes back to back hits back to back jukes And maybe does thought that maybe not go for a juke with a player that may be tired I think that was a smart run out of bounds there, but does Okay I mean doesn't make some reason right now. Is he getting dialed in right now? Is he doubted nothing more frustrating than somebody just gets the ball out of their hand fast finds the first person gets rid of it Makes you tackle all the bulls the five wide randomly All right that play art was beautiful Pick oh All right second and ten here Oh Scramble bow first first down does that's gonna be the forest boys put your fours in the chat Put your fours in the chat. Put your fours in the crowd, baby. I see some MVPs in a crowd. I see some MVPs Okay We're definitely having prizes for the crowd tomorrow watch boys We're having some prizes chat. Yeah, the chat is moving the night boys. Thanks for being here. It's been a long year it's been a great tournament a great atmosphere and a great Entire process the red hot game $40,000 $20,000 wait this weekend. That's looking to be one of those with 20k Hi ball over the middle Kyle pits Des is I mean he turned up a little bit that drive was and now Some would say this is both biggest drive of his life His peers are watching them the little babies in the playlist He's down by five He has $20,000 on the line right now boys crowd the crowd is really getting to this one My goal is at one point is the crowd to be standing up in front of the stage. That's my goal tomorrow Good read vote starts to drive with a nice drive starter there out there on the wheel route Heinz We're Heinz worth been the MVP for both so far. I think this is a tough spot for for Owen here E oh good catch but I feel like You only got a two-second runoff right there. All right six second. He's trying to score fast I feel you got it. I feel you got to air the ball out or just take the air out of the ball because If you don't get the two point conversion, you lose to a field. Well, that's tough to see Fred Warner You want him to come up with the football there? Some say that's why you got to put pick artists on your linebackers does randomly drops into over G right here What is this? This is nasty behavior This is nasty a random defense on one of the biggest downs in game Three-man rush. It's not getting home though Good read by vows. Can he get to Juke? He does make a free first down Owen.  This is gonna be tight. No, did he? Here we go Could almost get it to the two. No, you can't chip. Oh good great throw by vows first down That's an insane high ball outside pass lead beautiful. Oh Oh, good Juke I thought he'd get a little bit more there, but we're just a two-minute warning boys That is the two-minute warning. This is I mean, this is sweaty. This is as sweaty as it gets All right now. We're just clapping now. We're just clapping for everything. I Wonder if the crowd can get loud like in a real game was you know run by vows there Run by vows.  Biggest play of the night for you You're on a 16-yard line. It's getting tighter opportunities all over the field for vows. What does he call? What play does vows go to? That he hasn't gone to yet tonight tight slots glue quick snap pressure and he gets hit as he throws The six one prevails again And that's I mean that's just the clock situation vows was in Des was able to blitz even if he gives up a touchdown and gets the ball just a huge just a tough sequence for vows But he's down by five. He's got life anybody can fight. It is the vows man tackle set.  I mean this is free. Oh Man, that's tough He's out of there Damn, there it is GG gg gg gg gg gg. Whoa a GG ggs. There he is. That's gets the dub. He gets the double ski boys Gets the double ski. I mean that was a great game big plays there third and three hit incomplete Fourth and three hit incomplete Vows also had to drop by Bo Jackson early in the game tons of opportunities for him to score But he could not get it done inside the five deaths. Come over here, man. That was a hard fought game by you, man Yeah, that was a down game. It was definitely up and down. It was a death special You look high powered in certain moments third quarter You really put a great drive together, but then you have some shaky moments as well, man What I mean, what's your takeaway from that game? Well, I kind of he was playing good defense in the first half even though like I had like 21 points there He threw pick six. So like not really but I Started catching on what he was doing. He wanted me to stay in bunch and bunch offset So I started expanding to trips that's five wide to kind of spread them out He was on default instead of baseline. So so it gives that defense kind of fit. So yeah, yeah There you go, man. So you get the dub now. I got to ask you I thought you want to fill the crowd up today. I thought you want to have the fan supporters You want bring some people out here. What's up and no fans for you? I mean, I'm just I'm a one-man show Okay, there you go. You don't need the fans support. Okay. Okay. There it is. So tomorrow you get dignity He looks high powered. He looks like I mean, he's probably played the cleanest and the best that I've seen between Knocking out journey David T and today he's been great. What do you what's the challenges you have going into that game tomorrow night? Yeah, I'm not to watch it back. I wasn't really watching that game for it was blowing them out Yeah, that was the game you went to the bathroom. Yeah, I started taking breaks on Lambo's game. Yeah, it was tough Yeah, I was just I didn't really I got to sit down and watch that see what he likes to do Obviously you hear him throughout the community. So I don't know much about his games. I'm off to watch. There you go All right, so we one man show tomorrow remember some crowd tomorrow. What's up? I'll try to bring on some people. Okay. We brought some people get this place But it's already pretty full. I mean, we don't really have too much place to put anybody Yeah, we're gonna find a way but that congratulations. You move on final for tomorrow. I'm excited for it Does there is we got a final for tomorrow. Can we get the bracket and we get some bracket action from the boys? Can we get some bracket up here? We had D crofts storming away in that game to take pop it out D cross score 31 unanswered points pop the cross gonna move in to the final four bottom We had John Beast losing a 17 point lead in the second half to show time show time not a man of many words But many talents as he moves on to the final form will play D croft tomorrow and then we have dignity who I mean Dominated that game against Lambo almost folded But he was able to hold on and win that game against Lambo dignity is the hottest player out right now The youngest player the most unknown player right now, and then we had does the two time Be involved in that game. We just watched so we're gonna have D croft first show time dignity versus does tomorrow Same place same network on the Twitch man the chat really showed out. We got dump trucks We got giveaways. We got everything boys. Now. Who do you guys love tomorrow?  What was that song Benson bone? I that guy went insane that that song I might listen to that song when I play tomorrow We'll see because that song had D croft one crazy. He's probably my pick to win tomorrow But I said this is the $20,000 red hide gaming live event live at Oklahoma University boys if you guys are in the area reach out. We'll let you know where it is There's plenty of space you guys getting the crowd. We're gonna have crowd MVP tomorrow. We're gonna have crowd giveaways We're gonna have chat giveaways more dump trucks more love everything you guys get man But like I said, this was the semi-finals. We got the finals tomorrow We're gonna go 6 p.m. Central that is 7 p.m. Eastern tomorrow night same channel same network. I'll see you guys there


It's actually like oddly nostalgic. I never personally actually got an opportunity to work in a kitchen. You know that's just not how my life played out, but I'm gonna do it right now. You are not getting a US Kobe beef mixed for $20. And I think this is the best one I've ever had. This food is gonna be very very different than anything I've had before. Asian food keeps getting better and better in New York City. From late night Amur rice to Japanese steak to the next gen of Chino Latino food. To what might just be the best midnight ramen. This is a video you do not want to miss. So please hit that like button and let's go. First up we've got Cura Ramen guys. This is a chain from Asia. They've got 120 locations over there and now they are expanding all across North America. They've got nine alone in New York City. I mean there might be one opening nearby you. Guys we're talking about Amur rice, rice burgers, ramen. We got like a mixture between Japanese and Taiwanese influences. I mean it's just a really cool spot that appeals to everybody. It is really just delivering high quality foods.  They got something for you. Let's check it out. And why does everybody come to Cura Ramen to get the Amur rice? I'm about to show you why real quick into the kitchen. All right I'm here with Su Fu Wen. Wen is going to teach me how to cook Amur rice. This is the first time I've ever done it. It takes a lot of mastery and a lot of practice. The little pillow that we know as Amur rice. Oh I'm not going to lie. Wen made it look easy. That's the shot. You know going in to making my first Amur rice to be honest man. I get the general movements you know I have decent motor skills. I'm not going to say that it's going to be as good as hers. I got to turn it on too. I stir I start stirring it a little bit. I start breaking it up in the middle. Shoot it's getting a little too cooked. Okay I'm trying to flip it over. Is this serveable? All right I'm eating it. Not the worst. Moment of truth guys. All right you guys we are going to be learning how to make two different types of ramen.  Number two we're going to be making a kimchi ramen here at Cura Ramen. Big old chopstick. Big old chopstick if you keep. There's a lot of work that goes into even one bowl of ramen. You see the work guys. I can't fake this. Oh! Chang Shu. The blow torch. And they sear it for you. It smells incredible. First off I'm going with bamboo shoots. Maybe maybe a little extra kimchi. A little a little bit more. I never personally actually got an opportunity to work in a kitchen. You know that's just not how my life played out. But I'm going to do it right now. All right you guys. We've got the three items that we help make here at Cura Ramen. As well as some of their new ones. This is a omurice. Of course Andrew this is not the one you made. But it's the one Chef Wen made. A black tonkatsu right here. And we've also got a kimchi tonkatsu. Oh look at this kimchi ramen. Nice. David nice job roasting the pork. Omurice. Black garlic ramen. Like we said guys they're always bringing over cool concepts from Japan. This is a rice burger. You know what I love about this rice burger. Is that the buns are so dense and sticky together with the sticky rice. That it really holds. In a way a lot of rice burgers fall apart. Yeah.  Because it's got the fun vibes of like a diner or a burger shop on the western side. But the food is way more like a ramen shop or a izakaya.  I'm telling you no matter what you like there is something for you here. I just see all types of people here getting ramen and the omurice and all these dishes. And it's honestly just a cool spot. I would say check out one of the locations that's opening up near you. This is Agadashi Tofu. Our next new Asian concept is Chino Grande guys. It is started by our friend Josh. Who's also from Winsun a famous Taiwanese spot over here in Brooklyn. This spot it is hard to describe kind of like a Peruvian new American fusion. And Peruvian is already a fusion so it's like a fusion of a fusion. Let's go check it out man Brooklyn always got some things. Man I'm just really excited. This food is going to be very very different than anything I've had before. Okay starting off we got the little gem salad. I've never seen a salad that looked like this. I mean they have fotokaki and a special cream on top. And just like full pieces of lettuce right here. Let's just bite into it. Yo there's hazelnut. There's fotokaki and it definitely reminds me of kind of one of those chicken bacon ranch salads you get at a steakhouse. Brand new way to eat salad. I've never had a salad that tastes like this before. You just gotta come and try this. All right right here we got the grande fries. This is their signature fries. They have their special sauce on top of course fotokaki. Fotokaki is making all this food taste so unique. Because it's combining with other elements that I've never had fotokaki with. So man pretty crazy. All right guys coming in with more Japanese influence. We have these roasted cabbage skewers. This is yaki tori style. Each leaf of cabbage is stuck onto it. So you know I mean I've had roasted cabbage before in Japanese spots but not like this. Who would have thought cabbage would feel like meat. You know everything so far has looked kind of familiar. But just tasted a little bit more different than I thought. All right guys here's their chicken thigh skewer. And no that is not scallions but those are chives. Let's try this. With the oyster sauce and the chive. It kind of tastes almost like it's leaning in towards the filling of a dumpling. But then it backs out and says no no no no no I'm a chicken thigh yaki tori. We got the veggie fried rice. I've never seen a fried rice like this. It kind of looks like a salad. So it has yu choy. It has daomio which is a peevine shoots right here. It has a little bit of eggs. It is kind of similar to something you've had before. It's just got a little twist. So you know it's going to be refreshing. We got the fried chicken. It is sprinkled with some spicy chilies on top. And this is a coconut ranch sauce dipping in the coconut ranch. All right so after having some dishes here at Chino Grande. I would describe it as kind of a fresh refreshing kind of veggie forward. More Japanese leaning Peruvian new American spot. Man it's pretty good. And guys Brooklyn always got some new concepts. Gotta come to Brooklyn more man. Guys you know the Brooklyn crowd. You know it's very eccentric eclectic. It's hard to describe this spot. And sometimes it's hard to describe people in Brooklyn too. What you guys are looking at is the fourth generation youth scooter guys. After using the brand new GT Sport. I gotta tell you it is the fastest and it has the smoothest takeoff. But you know I still like the GT SE as well. But both of these have 700 watt motors. And then if you want something a lot smaller but still very quick. This one has 500 watt motor. This is the booster V. And it is super light. So you know what? Youth scooters just giving you options. I honestly think that anybody who lives in a big city. Will have their life changed by buying one of these. Ready to go anywhere. All right everybody I'm here at the Boba guys over in Nolita. You know it's right next to Amelie Andore. You know it's kind of got that more street prep vibe. Where a lot of people are buying street wear. And also come in here. So here I got the ube latte. And then here I got the strawberry rice milk as well. So let me try this ube latte. Light ube flavor. A little spicy chai it's good. Whoa. The guys being a success out here just goes to tell me. That you know a lot of people of all different types of backgrounds. Do enjoy products from Asia. However you know sometimes they just need the branding to be a little different. The vibe to be a little different. And it to be in their zone. All right you guys we're at Kony Shack. This is a crazy concept. Southeast Asian inspired hot dogs man. Tell us what we're looking at. Well this one is the mock dog. So the mock dog we always start with a potato bun. Most of our hot dogs we like to put meat on top of meat. We'll have a bare battered crunchy fish. Right on top of a natural skin casing hot dog. Yeah so this one is the garlic lemongrass chicken taco. Malaysian coconut butter shrimp. We got the meat and meat garlic pork belly taco right here. The most popular item was a bare battered crunchy fish. We got the five spice calamari. And we got the popcorn oyster mushroom taco. Oh. And this one is our new item which is the vermicelli bowl. We got the garlic lemongrass chicken. But we all put a lot of fresh ingredients. You know who doesn't like eating hot dogs right. But just to incorporate like like all these great awesome ingredients. Yeah you're gonna try it. And the pork belly. Yeah it's filling.  People love it. Lemongrass chicken taco guys. Vietnamese inspired. That's like your favorite lemongrass chicken bun meat. But with way less carbs. This is a Vietnamese pork belly taco. Oh my goodness. Washing it down with a mango lemonade. This is a way to enter the consciousness of the Americana Jersey Shore crowd.  This is bare battered fish on top of a hot dog. On top of scallion oil with mozzarella cheese. Fish and a hot dog. That's a new type of surf and turf. Shrimp tacos are really trendy. Well this is the coconut Malaysian curry shrimp. You have never had a five spice calamari taco. Until now of course. I like that one a lot more than I thought.  Fish taco. Popcorn oyster mushroom taco guys wow. This is the vermicelli bowl. Of course inspired by the Vietnamese vermicelli bowl. But this one has a lot more western elements. Like tomatoes and stuff like that. Feels kind of like a salad. Okay here at Kodi Shack. I think the things that stood out to me was the mushroom taco. The calamari taco. And actually they're a holy food hot dog. But you guys also don't just have this. You also have a ramen spot right next to here right. You guys are doing some cool things with that. If you have not had Miniku garlic kudo black ramen before. You are missing out guys. I'm telling you it's 2022. This might be the best ramen in the game right now. You see that that's a black garlic. Listen guys food courts are stepping their game up. To have this level of quality not cooked by Japanese is very 2022. I think previously people were very skeptical of ramen spots that weren't Japanese owned. But honestly I've been to enough nowadays that if you just put the work in and you study it. You can still make a good bowl. You know it's pretty cool at here at Senshi Ramen. They do keep it very traditional with Tsukumen and all types of dipping ramens. But obviously over at their other concept they're doing Vietnamese hot dogs. Which is like super hyper fusion. As far as new concepts go. You will rarely ever find something as deep cut as Tsukumen served at like a ramen stall for the lunch office crowd. But I'm telling you they're doing a good job here at Senshi. Of course to wash it all down. You've got to use a sparkler. You've got to use a lemonade. And for me I like them both but I'm going to go with the Yuzu lemonade. Oh my goodness not only that. They got all the ramens. They got bento boxes man. Let us know what we're looking at. So we have fried lotus root. We have pumpkin here. We have sweet potato cauliflower. We have karage chicken. We have a masago spicy mayo sauce. What goes to sesame nori flakes on white rice. Seaweed salad. Sesame dressing salad right here. Tomatoes. Hey what do they eat in Japan for lunch? Bento boxes all day. Quick to go. That's the best. All right good. You guys this fried tempura is not something you normally see at like a quick service stall. Like we said deep cut Japanese items here. Aren't you guys our next new Asian concept. It's not new. It's been around for 10 years but it's probably new to you. We are at Ichiban steakhouse right now. It's 2 a.m guys. The owners are from Kumamoto Japan. It's southern Japan. We're talking about Kyushu, Fukuoka. And this is a blue fin grilled tuna steak at 2 a.m in the morning. And this is a Ichiban steak right here. You've got garlic chips. I've got sauces. I've got salt. And of course we've got the kitsune udon which is a fried sweet tofu pocket right here. Of course look at this super soft egg guys. New York does not have a J town. 9th street and 10th street sort of serve as like a substitute for that. And like I said guys this is super late at night. Te shoku, diner food. This is like denny's but from Japan and it's way better than denny's. 25 bucks. 7 ounce steak guys. Japanese are really good at making tasty teriyaki flavored steaks for cheap. And of course you guys know about this salad. You can't beat this salad. Maguro steak, grilled blue fin tuna guys. Of course this would be like diner food in Japan gourmet to the rest of us. Of course last but not least we've got kitsune udon kitsune. Are these fried tofu pockets right here. We're gonna get into it. Of course we've got the egg right here. We're gonna break that up. Like I said guys you can get this until 3 a.m. in New York City. Last but not least of course in Japan it is not impolite to slurp renewals. To get this tier of quality of te shoku Japanese like diner comfort home style food at 2 a.m. at 3 a.m. in the east village guys. Listen you could go to Gorin. You could go to here. But it's like southern Japan in NYC. What I love about these Japanese spots out in the east village is that a lot of them are from the island of Kyushu right. We talk about te shoku that's home style food but obviously homes are different across the country. So you know maybe in Kumamoto they have more steak or they have more blue fin. You know it's in the south tip of Japan so I don't know but all I can tell you is that these greens are fresh. This fried garlic is delicious and this steak is crazy for 25 bucks. What a deal. Guys there's a spot in little Tokyo LA and a lot of spots in Seattle that I kind of missed because they kind of had more like the teriyaki shop vibes and this is actually giving me that vibe right now. So it's actually like oddly nostalgic. Right so our next Asian concept in New York City is probably the best ramen you can get at 2 a.m. and maybe the entire country here at Gorin Ramen. And you are looking at the third style of ramen. Now there's Hakata which a lot of people know and then there's Sapporo and then this is Kitakata Ramen. It's a chicken broth okay and it has a little bit of dashi and some shoyu. This one has karage in it of course generous amounts of onions and bamboos. I love that. And then this is their spicy one right here with of course chashu.  Obviously a good tankatsu is hard to beat and everybody loves that but man I love the chicken broth so I'm gonna go into this man. By the way this style of chicken ramen broth is actually in Japan not necessarily that much less popular than tankatsu but tankatsu in America obviously is the go-to. You know but there's like shoyu there's the salt one and you know there's all different types of ramen so let's check this out. It's 1 a.m. by the way and I'm eating a mixture of dashi and shoyu all in the same bowl you know in a chicken based broth. Guys even the way that this spot is designed it's giving you authentic Japanese vibes you know like on our last trip to Tokyo or Yokohama and I gotta say honestly I feel like the broth has not really been Americanized or they're not doing any super anything that stands out to be American so it seems pretty authentic to me. Although I do know ramen chefs they do have a lot of liberties with ramen so you know you're bound to do something a little different but this is so good right now. This next one is the spicy karaka but it has nicely roasted chashu and with the spicy sauce so let's check this out. Tons of sprouts very very generous thank you very much. Always got a little minced meat in there too. Let's check it out. Super tender chashu for 1 a.m. are you kidding me? I really like this one but I think I'm rolling with the spicy so if you come to Gorin this one's gonna be hidden.  If you're on 14th you know I'm talking about that's lower Manhattan that's right on the line so definitely check it out Gorin ramen. Check out this gyudon lots of grilled onions too a crisp let's check it out. All right here's the gyoza I'm super satisfied. I believe in Japanese they say something like munjigodosuke or if not that I'm walking out of here I'm definitely saying I got the gozaimasu All right here they got their cucumber salad obviously you know the Chinese one is very very popular let's try the Japanese version more nutty more sesame oil not as vinegary and pickled flavor but still very very refreshing I like it's a nice little switch up Continuing our late night Japanese series it just keeps on going we're here at Yakiniku West in the East Village this is the unofficial J-Town here in New York City in lower Manhattan looking I'm telling you guys these spots are pretty cheap look at that you are not getting a U.S. Kobe beef mixed for $20 we ordered two of these you can get Atlantic salmon sushi salmon belly my god this is a salmon toro four pieces 10 bucks definitely a late night cheap eat at Yakiniku West they do have daily specials so for Wednesday we got these short rib the finger and the inside skirt so Yakiniku actually originates from Korea this is a Japanese version they've had it for about seven years as you can see the main defining feature of Yakiniku is the grill that such the smoke downwards this was actually invented in 1980 by a company in Japan called the Shimpoko yo I'm telling you guys this amount of USA Kobe beef for 20 bucks on a Wednesday are you serious all right you guys we got some different dipping sauces here it's about kind of like Worcester I'm not sure what's going on what you guys this is the Kobe rib finger there's definitely a lot less sauce than Korean barbecue but the beef quality is still there but definitely way less marinade actually I miss it but it's still good all right you guys we got some of the garlic shrimp we're about to put on there um you know you definitely do not smell very much here but there is a less side dishes that they give you for free and there is less flavor so it really depends on what vibe you're looking for this is way more chilled I see a lot of tables not drinking any alcohol at all that is very different from K-town Korean barbecue of course we had to order lettuce this was $5 it would have been free at Korean barbecue so Yakiniku it's way more a la carte if you want to break it up but it could add up as well so all right you guys we're opening up our foil purse of mushrooms we've been working on this whole time it almost formed like its own little mini oven inside of the foil um if you guys have never had Yakiniku before the Japanese version of Korean barbecue definitely check it out the fundamental basis is pretty cheap but once you do all the add-ons it could get you know kind of pricey depending on what you want but definitely worth the shot it's a different energy a different vibe check it out see for yourself all right you guys we are at my favorite late night izakaya here in new york city oh taishou super affordable super deep cut izakaya late night eats you've got chazuke right here cha means tea in chinese and japanese in korean zuke means submerged this is just green tea dashi salmon wasabi boom we about to just mix this all up and it's almost like a kanji in a way but uh the rice is not like really like melted to the point where it's this like soggy thing I mean this is just real fresh this is absolutely one of my favorite clean snacks there's very little oil in it and this is just something you could make at home but it's pretty cheap here too this is chikuwa cheese I've actually never had this dish before it's the japanese fisticks stuffed with cheese and then grilled and then you've got some seaweed flakes on top of course you got the qp mayo chikuwa cheese come here and discover some japanese street food that you never had before in your life all right everybody here we have one of my favorite dishes here at yaki tori otaisho this is called the buta two inoki no scramble egg it just means buta is pork obviously inoki is the mushrooms there and then it says no scramble egg but it it's a scramble and what I like about it is that it's kind of messy but it's got a lot of flavor and it's easy to eat and you just can throw it over rice man it's got everything I love man I love inokis and I love the sauce on it it's one of those wet scrambles it's eggy it's kind of sweet honestly this is like a dish you probably cannot find anywhere else they might have just created it here all right here we are with a salmon cream yaki soba of course you guys know yaki means grilled soba means noodle made out of buckwheat but this has salmon in it and I feel like it does have a little bit of the mentaiko roe eggs but not too much because my boost the price but this one is really delicious because it kind of tastes like a creamy salmon pasta but with yaki soba noodles I might even hit it with a little chili Nanami chili I mean honestly I just like it here I just like it how you know this spot serves so many dishes that are a little bit like off the menu dishes at other spots you know I mean a lot of spots are going to serve your oyakudans you know your kind of standard dishes but here they're bringing you all these obscure maybe like brand new dishes I mean maybe some of them they made up and some of them obviously do come from Japan maybe things that you might more find and maybe osaka you know or kyu chu you know maybe outside of the city but man these are great for drinking too and they do sell a lot of drinks here of course here at yakitori taisho we had to get the yakitori I've got asparagus wrapped in bacon I've got chicken thigh I've got scallion I've got chicken skin and I've got beef tongue if you guys have not had beef tongue or you guys are shying away because this is an unconventional cut definitely come and get it this is a five out of five listen guys the guy who started from Japan this whole region of east village feels very Japanese actually is from kyushu which is southern Japan they have their own vibe there that's a little bit more loose more fun feeling and I'm telling you if you feel that vibe you're at otai show it is a really fun place to bring your friends bring a date here it's open late it's affordable probably the most affordable is akai in like in all of Manhattan in fact I always get the teriyaki tei this is amazing here this is of course chicken thigh the only way they like to do it in Japan you get spaghetti too sort of an ode to the yashoku sort of western Japanese fusion dish or taishu is a winner continuing our late night Japanese concept crawl throughout New York City we're here at taka ramen owned by two Japanese guys named taka one was from the fashion world one was from the food world guys they do things a little bit differently this is a peppery karage with this dip right here it is designed to appeal to like Japanese but also you know more western people that's why it's not hyper traditional like Gorin was for example these are purple yam tempura fries I have never seen this anywhere else we've got the wasabi aioli we've got other dips I'm gonna just do all three one if you look at these Japanese pork sliders I'm telling you this piece is super thick it's gigantic it's actually a double slice and uh yeah just a little bit different you know it's not too different it's still like sort of what you might have in your city but just one notch elevated honestly guys this is the biggest piece of chashu I have ever seen in a Japanese pork bun this is almost like a big-ass piece a dominican or you know Cuban pernil guys I've had a lot of pork belly buns at Japanese ramen spots before and I think this is the best one I've ever had the chashu is nicely roasted I know they flamed they flamed it at the end and man it's just delicious honestly what you're looking at here is a fish and chicken broth and then you have grilled pork belly here and then you have minced pork here and then of course you have your egg so you got a lot of stuff going on let me taste the broth real quick and it has this dark roasted flavor dashi shoyu flavor it's really good man I mean I remember growing up really the only type of ramen broth that I would eat is like tonkatsu maybe shoyu maybe miso but now when you're in a bigger market a bigger city around so many Japanese people man you're gonna get all the ramen and let me tell you there's like a different style of ramen for almost every different region of Japan so that's why it's amazing I'm in a ramen sugoi this is the kimchi hiyashi chuka this is obviously a cold ramen that you're gonna eat in the summertime and obviously the kimchi is a more new element but what I like is that this spot is actually started by you know fashion designers and fashion designers no matter how old they are they are definitely more on the cutting edge to kind of blend cultures and stuff like that obviously them being from Tokyo matters too because maybe if they're from like a smaller region they might only want to serve that style of ramen which is totally okay but when they're from Tokyo obviously you get that kind of global mix fusion mindset so let me try this yo this kimchi version actually kind of tastes like a mixture between soba and the korean nem yang the cold buckwheat noodles and that's what uh I mean that's pretty cool so as you guys can see we've been kind of on this late night Japanese crawl and I think it's cool because in lower Manhattan below 14th you will get a lot of like Japanese spots now you might pay a premium because they're open late but honestly the quality is there like none of these spots are bad at all and I actually love how they all offer something different so man you guys again late night maybe not super late night but around 11 p.m 12 11 but around 11 p.m 12 a.m you still got some Japanese options