en there was two players on each list All right, and so those players weren't alpha, but they there were different set of players in a different column so that was a whole other thing and then um And then attaching it then it was hundreds of players right and then there's like hundreds of players And dozens of customers right in in that player break. So it's like All right now all those players Let's match them all up with scott and then we've got to get the Take all the different players put them in the scott pile the ed pile You know Steven pile and all that sort of so we had to put them all in different piles. And so that got to be We made it. I think I think we got that shipped out recently We made it Oh, it showed up today Oh good So then it must have shipped out Um Oh, you're all you're across the um, no then it must have should add a couple days ago then Yeah, you know presentation is important I always tell I always tell the sorting and chipping crew listen Obviously we want to be as efficient as as quick as possible, but I always tell them listen being correct Being accurate is better than uh Being accurate is much better than than being fast You know I can always tell everybody I can always tell the audience hey, listen Just be patient. We appreciate the extra day or two As opposed to the extra extra days it would take if there was a mistake Not that we're perfect. Sometimes there's gonna be Something that happens, but we usually make that we usually figure it out. We make it right, but Accuracy is the key All right, all over just snagged a spot in the hit parade basketball filler Now we got to do two of those but hey Oliver. What's going on, man? We got to do two of those That's even closer than the other than the filler that scott just bought 10 spots in How about we do this at least to because I got to post one more of these we're planning on two We might as well get this done tonight at the very least right because We're already four minutes away from the bottom of the hour I mean this might probably most likely be our last break of the night We'll probably call it at around the 45 minute mark unless we see some more action happening Thanks, Oliver I was pretty uh The the crew here Ramon and Chris Jaspie were here. We were all watching the game I'm pretty happy about that Pretty happy about that Nice nice three one lead Probably won't win in golden state in a couple of days and and then we'll uh Probably come back home and win that one Yeah, the contenders optic that's what scott bought 10 spots in that break I thought that was going to inspire the people but I got crickets instead Yeah, and this is like and the this is like the fillers like five minutes the contenders breaks like 10 15 minutes I mean we that that would get us right to the top of the hour and we can still do That filler pack as well. We've got time for all three if you want Have not watched a minute of basketball since king's game seven I understand I don't blame you all of her Look charles barkley lose weight He looks a little slimmer than usual At least in the face. Maybe the maybe he's still got She's been dropping weight. Well good for him. Oh, you did the beach life festival What yeah, I feel like I saw stuff for that signs for that I didn't I didn't do I should have done this But I'm going to I'm going to a festival next weekend Where do they do this? Oh, john forward. He was I didn't realize that Right on the pier They got all those bands on the pier like right there near the pier In this parking lot Seaside. Yeah, it's right here Huh, so like was it in the sand? Like you just got you got like just bare feet in the sand I'd probably still wear sandals People might drop glass into the sand at a festival like that Just one say that's nice Oh, oh, oh, it's probably like right there Okay, I get it. I I get it now That's pretty awesome I I keep forgetting about this every time this comes around they've been getting some great lineups too with good crowd and everything This doesn't look like a rowdy crowd, right black keys pixies modest mouse teagan and sarah right airborne toxic event Gwen Stefani band of horses Sugar Ray was there Black crows john fowardy That's not bad. I like band of horses and that's like good chill seaside music. Oh, I guess there's a picture of it right there That's pretty cool. Yeah, that's a seaside lagoon. I saw john fowardy once There was a there was like a I forget what they go was it a blues festival or something that it was in Dana point. I want to say and they had put I think they had put All this like three or four stages. It's kind of like Beach life around they had put three or four stages right around here In this park and had a music festival Did he really just got the rights to all his music? Yeah, that's been a bit of a battle with his uh It's former band members and record labels and stuff like that. It's a long time coming which is kind of a bummer because because uh I mean, I suppose now that if he licenses that music he gets Gets the money for it but uh but yeah, I mean he missed the heyday of Getting what he could have deserved for record sales when people still bought albums uh, I'm going to Speaking of music festivals I'm going to this next weekend Nice, who's finding all the no doubt stuff? And he does she have What are they all the other no doubt guys doing they're not with her anymore, right? They're not no doubt anymore But yeah, I'm doing this. This is just a one day or Wait, Oliver this explains This explains why okay On sunday, I was driving to work and I was like There's a little more sunday traffic than usual And I was like, what the hell's going on? It's a music festival is going on So that makes sense Yeah, this is going to be good. My Buddy of mine is having a birth. It's his birthday not in may. I think his birthday is like closer to june, but This is for his birthday And uh, yeah, just some like Indy electro-ish sort of stuff It's pretty good. It's just a one day or so. It's pretty easy. I think it's just saturday I'm taking that sunday off by the way btdub. So I think Someone else will be filling filling in for me that day I'm not gonna be able to go to a festival and Make it the next day. I think Who knows what's gonna happen there? I might I might I might wind the clock back and just go nuts like the old Coachella days Just go nuts. I might I might snap an achilles tendon going nuts I'd be careful of that All gang Yeah glow sticks and mosh pits Don't definitely be glow sticks They print all the labels for these All right game. Well, listen before all of her and I continue talking music festivals um Last call for break all basically we're pretty much at the 40 minute mark I'm down to do both of these 13 left here that sells out a break that sells out contenders optic football I know some of you are on the east coast. This doesn't take very long the pack itself is like five To six minutes give or take all right, then I'll set up the next great contenders optic football takes like 15 minutes That'll be then to bring us right to the end of the night and we still have time to do this as well We gotta do two of these anyway might as well do this one tonight So I can post the next one and that way when the east coasters wake up tomorrow morning They'll they can get the other one started and then hopefully by the time I go on air tomorrow That'll be ready to go Oliver I bought a I bought a a wedge over the weekend And I was hitting hitting around with that. That was it was nice so I had I have a this right here I have a 52 degree Exactly that one right there A mill grind three black wedge 52 degree 52 eight degree bounce. I think it's eight bounce. So it's a shallow one So the other one I got was this copper high toe 58 degree 58 and 13 so a much much wider bounce So I think my pitching wedge Is 46 Or 47 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 So there's six degrees in between those and then 52 53 54 5 6 7 58 So and I feel like Right and I feel like that's all I need. I think I think some of my I want to say I'm trying to think about nicks nicks just got fitted for clubs I think you got fitted for like cobra clubs. I think But they gave that came with three different wedges. Yeah, I think he has like a I want to see is like a 50 50 no, maybe has the 52 56 60. Yeah, I think he has that 52 56 50 I feel like I'm I don't need that many I'm not good enough to have that many I think it would just might be just paralysis by by choice, you know, I mean I'd be like I have I have three wedges what do I use but um I like the idea of this Because I I I I can opa my face pretty well on like chip shots Get a nice open face on a chip shot And with the high toe I can catch that and make it a I can easily make my 58 A 60 degree wedge just by opening up the face So I feel like I can be I can be a little uh Can be a little more versatile with that You survived on 52 and 56, but you mostly use your 56 under 100 Yeah, I think that's what my 58 is going to be anything under 100 yards will be that Because I think my 52 I can probably get I could probably get to 70 to 80 yards, I want to say And then my 58 when I was hitting that over the weekend, I think I could get 58 like a full swing on a 58 I could probably get 60 to 70 yards or something like that if I full swing But I don't I usually do a knife with the 58 just a nice smooth nice easy easy swing I can probably get it 40 40 50 yards pretty accurately kind of where I want to get get to be man What do you got here use a wedge which is a 52 for everything under 80 yards My sand is 56 use that when you need a flop shot Yeah, I feel like two wedges. That's all you really need But now the the the next thing I'm working on So I'm kind of figuring out I was talking with Michael Jaspie about this the other day. I'm kind of figuring out swing path stuff unless there's a good good good way for me to Me you guys are golfers you kind of know what I'm talking about but So if this is the perspective Of your golfing, right? There's your swing right your swing path Should be Like if you had like a hula hoop in your hand And so when you're hitting if this is the ball on the ground and you're a right-handed swinger right going this way The idea is your swing paths should go if you want to be shallower It should and if this is 12 o'clock that's six o'clock right there It should be going from seven to one. So 12 o'clock's pointing to the target So the idea is this is just I'm just kind of you guys probably know I'm just talking this out because I'm learning Right So the swing path should be going that direction right there. That's the sensation you should be having Right. I my problem was I'm too steep on the ball. So I'm come I'm hacking down at it My swing path was going this way You know So now I'm being steep coming around this way instead of Getting down under so that promotes more More of the idea of like you're throwing a rock right you're skipping a stone Getting that or if you're like a you're like a shortstop and you're flipping it to second base. That's the That's the idea right That's the sensation that you should that you should have now So I've been working on the swing path Going that way How do I feel about lakes being taken out the closest range The closest range I live in Santa Monica. So the closest range for me is still Rancho Park. So I go there And then And then all my way to work I could stop by Westchester and there's a nice wide open driving range there I'm glad they kept that little course there though at the lake. So I haven't played there yet, but someday I will part of my training Yeah, so that's what I'm working on Oliver. So I'm working on staying connected because I was also my my right I'm exaggerating though, but my my right Chicken wing was kind of flying out a little bit. I got to keep that under Right And then the other thing the other thing I realized I'm not I'm not turning my hips enough So if I just kind of rotate just a little bit My swing kind of stops here. Of course, I'll be coming down on it Steep but if I promote the rotation a little bit more then I can come back And then sweep under it No clubs aren't fitted I was I was gifted these clubs By by a customer here actually and um But I took my clubs to a golf place and I was just like I was like, listen, I mean, I think they're going to be fine for for my my uh For my purposes as a beginning golfer who just started last fall So and only recent only in the last few months have I feel like I've kind of Kind of figuring it out and getting it getting it right And I've just been working on like wedges and like I haven't gone past seven iron. So like just the wedges pitching wedge nine Eight seven Sometimes I'll incorporate a hybrid but I want to get those Those going first before I start working my way up to Doing more hybrids longer irons You know Yeah, I took I took my I took my clubs to uh To the place saying should I should I at least have like the the shafts? Shortened like cut shortened And they they took some measurements as they they said they're fine Because it's not necessarily the height But it's uh, it's it's actually your your wrist to the ground measurement And so They said that with a way the way my wrist to ground measurement is And the clubs that I was gifted It's the right size. They say you don't have to do anything with it According to the people at roger done So yeah, I already looked into that And then I feel like once I the once I develop a consistent swing path And and and consistent mechanics and find like my swing Which is still a work in progress I think once I do that then I think then I'll think and whatever I'm ready to spend the money on like some Some nicer irons or something like that which might not be for a few years or so but um But yeah, once I kind of do once I kind of get that Then I feel like I'll do like a proper fitting because I don't want to You know, I want to get fit with with a relatively consistent swing Yeah, following through all that's another thing. I'm I got to remember to do But I think the other thing is just like Rotating my hips not just a little bit, but all but much further back You know and then that gives me that better sort of shallow swing But but then yeah, then also following through I'm not doing because I always catch myself with my back foot not being You know, what do they say? Do you want the knees to kiss? Right? so So to to go there and to to have that Yeah, feel free to bring the clubs, but I think I'm good though I know what you're saying But I think I think my clubs work for me for now But yeah, feel free to bring the clubs. I'll always like looking at golf clubs Nice. You got a tee time Good luck. I think I think Alex's Nick's brother is coming back from his vacay Not this week, you know, I think maybe this weekend next week I think we're gonna try to figure out a time to kind of get on the old The old pitch and putt maybe the lakes Probably the one in Rancho Park some other places kind of do a pitch and putt circuit work on that and then Get familiar with getting on on on a course And then eventually Um And eventually I could get to the grown-up courses I gotta start working on some longer irons Um, I gotta work on some of the longer irons for the for the longer courses But I think I could get away with if I can hit a seven iron pretty if I could get more consistent with that Or or the hybrid I feel like I could make that work Until I start working in the driver at some point later this year That's the plan I heard Westroof is really nice You know already know that Michael Jaspy a Mike Jaspy eBay Mike Jaspy and I have the same birthday Many years apart but the same birth date Um, so uh, I might give us an excuse to Go golfing Maybe at Westroof September 17 Did I tell you uh Did I tell you my uh My my San Diego golf discovery Oh, I don't know if you were in the chat when I was telling Stories about my San Diego weekend from a couple weekends ago The hip hips that that's what it is I feel like I gotta get a mechanics right before uh before I'm worrying about Worrying about the clubs because I know that I'm I'm coming over the top because my hips aren't rotating as far back as they need to be Little little stiff hips. I wouldn't be I wouldn't be a good corner For not just that reason, but I wouldn't be a good defensive back you guys because of my stiff hips I gotta work on loosening those up Yeah, I uh, well first of all Um, I've got some motivation to to keep working on this golf game because Uh, my friend who lives in San Diego Um She lives in little Italy and Tori Pines ladies and gentlemen That's a public course You know like it's such a fancy looking course and I think it's for non residents.  It's beautiful Guess what?  I think if you're like a non resident It's like hundreds of dollars like 150 bucks around or something like that So there's some significant discounts for Tori Pines and for uh, Right, it's like 300 plus. There you go. Thank you brand.  It's like it's like ridiculous It's well under 50 bucks. I want it. I have to ask her how much it is again, but Um, and also for for this course. I don't know.  So it's only for For that. I don't even know if it's San Diego county. I think it's just city of San Diego to even get that deal But We we were at old town And there's an old Right, it doesn't look like much but there's a place called Presidio Hills golf course, which is an 18 hole Uh 18 hole par three course right Now this was the course where um Where phil mickelson grew up playing when he was a kid like, you know, when he was like seven or eight years old or something like that He played there. He won some junior championships at that course as did tiger woods This is also The first golf course in san diego I learned all sorts of history, but it has fallen upon hard times. Look at this And it's like right next to old town where all the great mexican food is and all that sort of stuff and You know, there's so much history around here You know and so much like easy access. There's a huge train station or that's close to public transportation And it's under disrepair This little building right here Right, that's the cabrillo house. It says la casa de cabrillo, right It's the cabrillo house. That's also the one of the first if not the first original european built structure in san diego By the colonists by by the spanish You know what that is? It's a pro shop with like, you know t-shirts and gatorade And hats, but it's the originally adobe structure that that was built there You know the roof the roof the top has been this has been replaced. I think but the beams inside I went inside the beams inside are are original And just in the back right here There's a little back door right just in the back right there It's just a sad little bulletin board with faded pictures of tiger woods and phil mickelson and and crinkly newspaper articles Laminated old yellow fading newspaper articles on a on a bulletin board Uh That's it. That's the legacy now Which is sad So I there's a little history lesson right here, but At one point it looks beautiful, right? So i'm saying so there there's the cabrio house right now, which is now a pro shop But it's a cute little area kind of nestled in like a gully Right So I was thinking There's nothing to do with the golf course people But I was thinking If I win the lottery I should buy this course because I think it's city-owned but not city operated So they don't I don't know they they don't get a lot of the No puppy they don't get a lot of the uh What should we call it The city funding that they would get that other public golf courses would get in san diego not mean So like I'm thinking If I if I win the lottery Do I do I just retire in old to old town? And just rebuild this golf course here Because this would essentially be right I would sort of abandon the miniature the natural grass miniature golf course because that's essentially what this is It's a mini golf course except with real grass and wedges right instead of just a putter But like there's enough space here Where you could like keep the same holes, but you could grow out some more trees Because it's sort of a little dangerous right here next to the street if I shank a shot But you could build some trees you could put in some fake running water around here You can build a couple a couple bunkers on some of the easier The easier holes I think that's kind of how it's mapped out And it's like it's really not like You know like the the it's it's a total of 1200 yards. It's really it's really nothing Right. I don't think the longest hole is maybe like that 90 yarder right there But you could have a little fun with kind of remapping To remapping this this area right here Put some water put a little put some bunkers here in there. It'd be a lot of fun Victoria 110 and 405 Yeah, that's kind of a shame with like golf being such a With golf. Oh, there it is. I see it with golf being Kind of exploding during the pandemic. Oh, that's right behind the good year blimp. That's a good excuse to go to the good year blimp area right there But like they should put like It's a good outdoor space They should put some money into it Like you don't think cal state domingas hills. They should they should buy that golf course They should buy that land for a golf team or something like that Yeah, a lot of dirt there, but You know, and that's this is actually not a bad part of town either You know, they really should they really should spruce that up But yeah, I live in a rent controlled area in Santa Monica But yeah, I usually go here rando park has a pretty nice driving range right here They've got a nine hole course that's tucked away like a par three nine hole that's kind of tucked away here. I think it just kind of Goes out and then back in like right there And then I if i'm on my way to work I can go to To westchester right here, which actually has a whole like a a bunch of bays right here to so there's always Almost always somewhere to hit It's kind of cool. You can see airplanes take off and land and stuff in the background, which is kind of cool I think west rift is the the nice little bougie place right here.  I'll put a little tennis afterwards too. I'll work in the little tennis I'm a better tennis player than golfer Victoria's the only course in LA in orange kind. You don't need a tee time one week ahead Go anytime and walk on $30 to ride. I don't need to ride. I'm walking That's my exercise Brandon, I'm not I'm not at You know, I can't do like uh There's no no more pickup basketball for me. I work at night. So I don't I don't play softball anymore I probably tear up in a killie's tendon or do my ACL if I was playing Soccer I was never good at pickup basketball. So I wouldn't be playing that anyway Tennis not enough my friends play tennis. So otherwise play more tennis Golf is it. That's my that's that's my I'm I'm I'm walking it I'm walking the course And if it's not that crowded then no one's gonna be yelling at me to hurry up right or I don't have to let people I'm not waving people through All right, folks. That's our nightly golf talk Sorry a little bit past 11 No orders. Man, I I I thought we I thought we'd maybe He'd be sneaking some more orders before we we called it, but That's all right. Listen. I'm back tomorrow Three o'clock pacific six o'clock Eastern and we'll do this craziness all over again Brandon Oliver and anyone else who's still up and awake lurking in the background Thanks for hanging out. Thanks for breaking with us And uh, I'm sure we'll have some more golf talk tomorrow. Let me know how your round goes tomorrow, Oliver You know what brand brandon I didn't realize you played the golf by the way um, we're gonna We got to put uh, we got to put We've got to put brandon on the uh on the jaspies golf club, uh member list These are the only people these are the confirmed people that play so obviously i'm trying to play Nick plays too and his brother Michael jaspy or you saw this morning plays christ has been playing more evan says he plays a little bit Jonah says he plays a little bit as well And then a former former employee current cal state north ridge star starting pitcher thomas jaspy said that one of the things he's been doing During some off days is golfing So he's been playing a lot more golf And then obviously olver plays danny plays his brother jimmy plays Jake's a local guy. He plays justin's not local, but he plays too. I think he's quite good So is jake apparently being in play. What is that? It's really nothing yet I'm just i'm just identifying golfers So, uh, if I don't know maybe someday jaspies will have a golf club Or a charity golf tournament.  Yeah, that that'd be that that would be ideal you know, especially These guys You know if you if you and oliver ever run into each other at the shop I know brandy you're a little bit further away oliver's right around the corner, but um But yeah Be cool to get the community of people together You know to to uh to fill out some uh three or four sums for golf Maybe maybe with some of us We'll figure it out. All my friends are starting to get older and have kids and stuff like that now So uh, so the activity that that that the guys can do and some of the girls too Will are also pretty good golfers, but the activities our friends can do I think it's a lot a lot easier when it's around just a concrete like event that we can do instead of Back in the day used to be like, hey, let's go out and let's go drink You know, but drinking without a purpose. I think is uh Is not something we we have time for anymore So if we can drink while we play golf or something like that with like a purpose, I think that's something we can do Subrex high rex by rex. I'm on my way out, dude But i'll see you tomorrow three o'clock Pacific six o'clock Eastern So yeah, we're gonna figure it out. So if there'll be some future golf related stuff that we'll try to work in You know here at jaspies. We want to take the interests of our team And mix them in with you know some business related event too because we're uh Because we're good leaders because we're good leaders here. All right Thanks rex. I'll see you tomorrow, buddy b-men ollie rexie Yeah, the recovery is no joke All right gang. Good night Thanks for hanging out. Good to see you b-men in the chat and in the orders. I appreciate that too And hopefully we'll get some more work done tomorrow ladies gentlemen. Have a great night everybody Uh, is chris still chris? Are you still alive?


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Let's take a look at the solution to question one from the final exam for our course math 1220 So the function y equals 5 minus c times e to negative x is a general solution for which of the following differential equations In which case then six options are given to us So what strategy could we take to try to determine if we have a solution for differential equation or not? Well, you have six differential equations, which we see right here Notice that they're all first order differential equation. They're all separable and most of them are linear differential equations We could just solve each and every one of them all six of them until we find this one That's not the suggestion. I would make but that is a that is a feasible strategy Instead the idea is much like if you had an algebraic equation like 2x plus 1 equals 5 is X equals 3 a solution to something like that right you could check it in you could plug it in there And you get 2 times 3 which is 6 plus 1 is 7 that doesn't quite work We could try x equals 2, you know We could we could plug those in there and that's what we can do with a differential equation as well And so notice that if I was just going to plug it into the first one, right? Let's compute the derivative of y with respect to x to give myself a little bit more space I'm going to do it over here So if we calculate the derivative y prime, this is going to equal 5 minus c e to the negative x prime derivative of a constant is 0 and then by the chain rule The derivative y prime is going to equal a negative negative c e to the negative x That is y prime equals positive c e to the negative x. So this is something to keep track of this is the left-hand side This is the left-hand side of this first equation right here on the other hand if I were to try to compute negative y plus 5 you're plugging y in here You're going to end up with negative times 5 minus c e to the negative x plus 5 Combining like terms the two fives combined together to actually give me a 10 negative 10 plus c e to the negative x and so this will be the right-hand side of that differential equation Do those match up with each other? The answer of course is no, right? We have c e to negative x We have a c e to negative x. We actually have an we have this negative 10. That's there We don't want that and so try to and so we try the first one We see it didn't match up right and so at the very least we're like hey The answer is not a and we could go through the other ones But we can also be a little bit more strategic with with this right notice that every option involves a y prime on the left Y prime y prime y prime so we don't have to compute y prime again We've already done that and now look at what's going on here since y prime is c e to the negative x What are some options we got here when we looked at this one y plus 5? You're gonna get that the 5 from y plus this way I've actually been combined to give us a 10 So you can't have a y plus 5 you need that the 5 actually disappears And so that also tells us that option f couldn't work either y plus 5 would give us a 10 So we're gonna have to have some type of subtraction right, but then the other thing to pay attention to is That we need to have a positive c e to the negative x Y starts off with a negative so we have to somehow turn that negative into a positive That is we have to be subtracting a y of some kind so we have to subtract from 5 the y and so we see that option d wouldn't work and Option e wouldn't work because we need to subtract the y from the 5 And so then we get that limbs it down just a choice b and c knows how quickly we're able to go through that If we tried b you take 5 minus 5 minus c e to the negative x Bob's your uncle you're gonna get 5 minus 5 they cancel and you're gonna get negative negative c's you get c e to negative x And so we see that the correct choice would be b right here One could also try c If you did c in that situation just just not that we need to do it But just so you're aware if we were trying c you'd end up with 1 over c e to the negative x which could simplify to be c e to the x within the exponent Is in rhyming in negative x right there So you know c didn't work as well and b gives you the correct answer once you find the correct So one only one of them is gonna work you can stop right there and go forward from that And so that's how one is expected to answer a question like number one just plug the equation Plug your solution your potential solution into the differential equations and see which one happens plug them all in and only one of Them's gonna work this one doesn't actually I mean again You could try solving each differential equation separately that'd be very very cost expensive And that's also assuming you'll be given a differential equation can solve So this one just wants to test whether you know to chat a check whether we have a solution to a differential equation or not


I think by having government services on an eight citizen platform makes it easy for people or for Kenyans to transact or to do business. The accessibility of information is easy. You can go carrying government on your hand or on your phone. I am one of the beneficiaries of the easy platform because I have uploaded most of my services now online and one of my major success stories is how I use digital platforms to be able to distribute fertilizer to my farmers and this has brought a lot of transformation in this sector because those people that were used to stealing fertilizer or taking advantage of my ignorant farmers can no longer now be able to access fertilizer because of the database of my farmers I am able to know how much fertilizer each customer wants for which crop or which season and this is now to dispatch fertilizer and since I started doing it now I think my farmers are very happy I expect this year to improve my youn to seriously improve and in another 18 months make the country food and nutrition secure because I want to exceed the country from the over reliance of donor support and ensure that the country is food sufficient I am also wondering you know you are lucky Waziri because you have gotten in touch with a digital platform are we abolishing everything on the analog side for the people that cannot access internet? I may not be very sure but the best thing for now is because that is where the direction of government or where we want to go is to really ask people to really acclimatize or be able to learn how to interact with the digital platforms because that is where the world is going, it is accessible and you see how easy it is to read and use people from the phone other than carrying that in bulk or that is so painful so I think the convenience is really amazing Alright Waziri, thank you so much for talking to us to Meshkuru Asante Sana


From Las Vegas, it's theCUBE. Covering EMC World 2016. Brought to you by EMC. Now, here are your hosts, Stu Miniman and Brian Graceley. Welcome back to Las Vegas, here for EMC World 2016. Getting towards the end of day two of three of our coverage, I'm Stu Miniman joined by Brian Graceley. Happy to welcome them back to the program. Manavir Das is the Senior Vice President of the EMC Advanced Software Division. Welcome back to the program. And, you know, gotta give us the update. You know, of course, ECS, everything going on. Mentioning the keynotes. What's new for you in the last year? Yeah, it's been a very exciting year. New releases of ECS, a lot of momentum. Also, we've released a new product. We extract Neutrino that I'm very excited about. It's very much based in open source. And then new updates to Viper as well. So a lot going on. Yeah, so we'll definitely want to unpack those. Maybe, let's start with Viper. I know David Golden talked a little bit about the keynote on Monday. But, you know, where are we? The whole software-defined storage space has been evolving, you know. So I think a year ago, we made a decision to open source Viper controller as a new project called Copperhead. And over the past year, we've built the community up. We've had folks like Intel, Oregon State University, et cetera, really jump on. And what we've done is we've literally done it in a way where my engineering team doesn't even have a code repository of their own at EMC anymore. It's all on GitHub. We developed there. The community contributes there. And perhaps the most exciting thing is we just announced yesterday Viper 3.0, a new release of Viper. And literally, it has come from that GitHub repository and the main feature we've done, which is a new Southbound SDK, by which any vendor can add support for a new storage array. That was actually conceived and done by the community and contributed into Copperhead. And we've picked that up and have provided that as part of Viper now. So exciting times for Viper. Yeah, totally different engineering model than EMC's used to. Totally different, yeah, yeah. So we take snaps every so often. We do a lot of QE to get it ready for enterprise customers and then we make it available as the next release of Viper. But there's really no difference between Copperhead and Viper in terms of the code base, yeah. So can you talk a little bit very different, as Brian said, there's the, I put it all out there and gosh, somebody else might monetize it and run away with it versus kind of bringing it into house. How do you guys balance the development? Yeah, I think the simple principle we've always followed that's worked well for us at EMC is if you take the customers where they want to go, it'll work out in the long term, right? And this was a clear ask to us from the customers to have this open source to really be an asset of the community. And so if you look at the decisions we actually made, too, but the way we did the licensing, all of that, we've done it as open as could possibly be, right? So yes, somebody could take this and monetize it tomorrow and good for them, you know? That's the way we look at it. So, you know, with the open source solution, you can usually see how many contributors there are, how many downloads there are. Yes. How's the progress, you know? How much revenue is there?  Yeah, I think, and really the customer deployments is the interesting one. We've seen a lot of traction now with enterprise customers where they have started standardizing on Viper as the software that they use to orchestrate all their storage. And in fact, what really drove the Copperhead project was that we had some customers who got to the point where when they were doing an RFP for new storage, they had a requirement for the vendor that you need to be qualified and certified with Viper. And that's why we did this whole effort to open it up and do the Southburn SDK. So I think we've seen a lot of traction. We're very excited about it. And we've got it now. Every array you get from EMC, certainly, you get Viper with that and you can use it to manage your storage. Yeah, so taking open source in a little bit different direction, we were both at OpenStack Summit last week at Austin. You announced the Neutrino notes this week. Tell us a little about that and what's going on in the OpenStack world. So I think one of the most exciting things that's happening in IT really is that in the community have sprung up these new infrastructures and frameworks, whether it's OpenStack was really the bleeding edge, Hadoop, now we have Mezos, we have Kubernetes, all of these efforts, right? And you see customers beginning to use these things and play with them, but they're not quite ready for primetime. A big reason is because the storage that's linked with these is not quite ready for primetime. And then just in the whole operational and consumption experience, it's not turnkey. So what we decided to do at EMC was we said, let's really take the customer where the customer wants to go and let's give them a turnkey experience for open source infrastructure, right? And that's what Viper Neutrino is really about. It's like to use the term very loosely, could we do the iPhone for platform three, right? That make it really easy to use. You plug it in, turn it on, you've got OpenStack deployed, there's a new version, you want to do an upgrade, it's all automated. So that's Viper Neutrino. The first, the start of it is OpenStack. So what we have now in the box is turnkey OpenStack, you plug it in, you've got a whole OpenStack environment. It looks and feels like normal OpenStack, all the interfaces, everything. But on the covers, we've made it robust. And then from here, we go forward, we do new services within that for big data, for other kinds of compute platforms as well. Yeah, I know when we were, like I said, we were at OpenStack some, they're making progress, but people are still saying it's difficult to operate, it's difficult to upgrade. You guys addressed, you tried to really tackle that challenge. We didn't address that, we're saying, okay, let's reduce the barrier for customers so they can really discover whether this is for them or not. Now, of course, I am from EMC, I'm a big fan of what we build with VMware, and as you know, VMware itself is working on new products that also take the same approach, and we will support them very heavily in Neutrino, but we're really giving the customer choice, right? That there's a variety of models out there, regardless of which way the customer wants to go, let's make it a very robust turnkey experience for them. Excellent, excellent. One of the big announcements this week was around the virtual stream. And on the back end, or sort of behind the scenes, is ECS. Talk about not only what virtual stream is doing, but service providers trying to offer Amazon-like services or S3-like services. Right, and that's a great use case for ECS. We have Atos in Europe that is a service provider that has built a large ECS environment that they're sharing with other customers, including Siemens, that'll be on stage tomorrow with Jeremy Burton talking about that. I think what they really value in ECS is that with the product in hand, service providers can offer the customer not just an S3-like model, but also a more dedicated, a hybrid model where the customers have some equipment on-premise, some equipment in the service provider's data center, right, and it opens up some opportunities that you cannot get from a pure public cloud. For instance, if the customer has particular equipment that they want to place next to their cloud storage in the same data center, how do you go to an Amazon or an Azure and say, I want to roll in my equipment into your data center, it's not that easy, but with a service provider, like an Atos or a dimension data, you can do that kind of thing, right? With VirtualStream specifically, we've worked with them for quite some time. We've, what people don't know is that we've had an exabyte scale storage footprint with VirtualStream together for quite some time, and what we really announced yesterday is now making that more generally available, right? So we're very excited about that, and I think my message to the customer is, you know, ECS is great technology, and now you can consume it in every way you want. It's a software product, you can run it on your own servers, you can take an appliance and rack and stack it, you can go to VirtualStream and consume it in an off-prem way, where you don't have to manage it, right, and it's your choice. Yeah, so many of you, you know, we find customers that we talk to, it's the multi-cloud world they're living in, so you talk about the on-prem, the off-prem, you know, service providers, public cloud, we tend to find it's, you know, yes, all of the above, talk about how you kind of plug into frameworks and management tools that are out there. Yeah, I think generally as a company, we strongly believe in that, in the customer's choice for cloud. So if you look at the work we've done in the last year on our arrays, right, one of the things we've done is, we've built tiering models from a number of our arrays, where they can automatically push the cold data into the cloud, and of course, we've built support for ECS and for VirtualStream, but we've alongside built first-class support for other cloud vendors as well. So for instance, you can take an Icelon and do cloud pool steering and push the data to Amazon or Azure, right? Just as easily as you could to an ECS that you have or to VirtualStream, because I think that is important for the customer, right? To have that choice, and I think the other part of it is with respect to frameworks, all the APIs we're doing are completely standard, right? So we adhere to the S3 protocols, the Swift protocols and all of that, because that allows this ecosystem of whether it is gateways on the top or data movers and the like, to work 100% with our product so that the customer doesn't get locked in in any way with our technology, right? Well, what do you say, the software-defined storage has been around for a little while, and you're obviously right in the heart of it. What are you seeing in terms of uptick, people understanding how to operate these sort of software-defined environments? I think that's a great question, because these two words you said, uptick and operate are the two keywords. I see a lot of uptick. Most of the big customers I talked to today, the first thing they want to know is, can I consume this as software, because they're all picking hardware vendors and standardizing their hardware across the data center, right? And the prime advantage of the software model is I get elasticity in my own data center, because I can deploy the software in 10 servers, and if I find the need for more capacity, I deploy the software in 10 more servers and I double my footprint, which is very hard to do with an appliance model, right? So that's what's attractive, so we do see uptick, but what we're finding at the same time, Brian, is that these same customers are used to a certain turnkey experience with the appliance, right? There's a single number to call, they take care of everything from the hardware to the software, fix the problem, and in our deployments, like we have customers like Verizon, has a very large deployment of ECS in a pure software-defined model and ScaleIO, and when we get on the phone with them, it's typically about that issue, that there's something going on between the fact that they've got their own hardware, and they've got CoreOS, and they've got Mezos orchestrating things, and then there's our software, and it's a little less turnkey because the integration is not built into an appliance. So I think that's the journey for the customers, and I think it's not ready for prime time in the sense that you have to have an engineering team as a customer to really go that way, but I think the payoff is certainly there, and we're seeing that. Can you give us the update? Where are we with kind of the financial models of consuming this between kind of the CapEx or like Public Cloud is more of an operational model? That's right, and I think certainly our traditional model with equipment has been that customers purchase that upfront and in a certain time period. I think EMC, even with our managed services model, has been quite open to a utility model, and you see that shift. So for instance, we talked about Neutrino, which we just launched, right? For Neutrino, we have put in a new model for this product where we sell the hardware and the software separately, and we sell the hardware on a cost plus model. So for the customer, we say here's the actual sheet of the cost of the hardware. You can compare it with going yourself anywhere and getting the hardware, and we have a small percentage premium on that because we're doing some work here, and then the software is on a utility model, right? So that's sort of how we are, and again, it's a matter of, the customer's always right, right? And we always want to take the customer where they want to go, so I think, yeah. Okay, so, one of your, really appreciate coming back, giving us the update, lots of changes happening in the software-defined storage world. Wrapping up, day two of three of theCUBE covered. Check out siliconangle.tv for all of the videos from EMC world as well as upcoming events. Thanks for watching theCUBE. Looking back at the...


income. Generally you must report all income except income that is exempt from tax by law. So notice the structure of this. The government isn't listing out all the things that you have to report as income. They're going to list out the things you don't have to report as income, which means that basically everything else is income.  If there is a court, if you went to court and argued with them on it. So for detail, see the following instructions and the schedule one instructions, especially the instructions for lines one through seven and schedule one line one through eight Z. Also, you can go to publication 525 for more information. So forgiveness of paycheck protection program to PPP loans. Now, when we got into these, the COVID thing, of course, they had all these special rules that many of which went through the IRS when they're trying, when they're trying to deal with this whole COVID situation. One of them were these PPP loans, which was an attempt to give more funding or liquidity to the businesses that they're basically kind of forcing out to shut down in some cases and they put some some things that the businesses kind of had to do. But the way it was structured was that you give someone a loan and then if they do what you wanted them to do, if they met the requirements, then you actually forgive the loan. Now normally the problem there when we talk about an income standpoint is that when someone forgives a loan, that means you got free money, right? So now the question is, well, if they forgive the loan, do I have to include the income that I got from the loan as income or not? The general rule would be that you would include it as income. In that case, unless again, there's an exception. So the forgiveness of a PPP loan creates tax exempt income. So although you don't need to report the income from the forgiveness of your PPP loan on form 1040 or 1040 SR, you do need to report certain information related to your PPP loan. So revenue procedure 2021-48 2021-49 IRB 835 permits taxpayers to treat tax-exempt income resulting from the forgiveness of a PPP loan as received or accrued one as and to the extent that eligible expenses are paid or incurred to when you apply for the forgiveness of the PPP loan or three when forgiveness of the PPP loan is granted. If you have tax exempt income resulting from the forgiveness of a PPP loan tax exempt, meaning, you know, in essence, you don't have to include it as income because as you're saying, it's exempt from taxes. So that would be good if you can have income, which is tax exempt, attach a statement to your return reporting each taxable year for which you are applying a revenue procedure 2021-48 and which section of revenue procedure 2021-48 you are applying either section 3.0112 or 3. Any statement should include the following for each PPP loan. Number one, your name, address, ITEN or social security number. Number two, a statement that you are applying or applied section 3.012 or 3 of revenue procedure 2021-48 and for what tax taxable year three, the amount of tax exempt income from forgiveness of the PPP loan that you are treating as received or accrued or for what taxable year and for whether forgiveness of the PPP loan has been granted as the date you file your return. So you can write the RP 2021-48 at the top of your attached statement.


Item Number – SCP-4394 Object Class – Euclid Special Containment Procedures The current supply of SCP-4394-A is stored in sterile 200-liter drums. SCP-4394 and SCP-4394-B are each contained in separate humanoid containment cells. Description – SCP-4394 is Joaquin Marquez, a former concert pianist with an anomalous viscous black fluid, SCP-4394-A, in place of blood. SCP-4394-A is composed mainly of proteins and organic polymers. When cooled below its freezing point, 1.19 degrees Celsius, a quantity of liquid SCP-4394-A crystallizes into a proportionately-sized functional grand piano. For example, freezing a few drops of SCP-4394-A will result in a piano roughly 1 cm wide. When ingested, SCP-4394-A will pass through the digestive tract unchanged, but may cause mild nausea. However, SCP-4394-A possesses narcotic and mutagenic properties when injected intravenously. While under the influence of SCP-4394-A, subjects experiencing noted increase in creativity and productivity, as well as a heightened sense of hearing. SCP-4394-A is moderately addictive. Its effects increase in potency before plateauing and tapering off as the body develops tolerance. When administered intravenously, SCP-4394-A gradually converts the blood, lymph, and cochlear fluid into itself over a period of 6 to 8 weeks. The conversion process can be accelerated by continued injections. Following full conversion of fluids, SCP-4394-A subjects report auditory hallucinations of constant piano music and an indistinct male human voice. Otherwise, SCP-4394-A functions indistinguishably from the original body fluids. SCP-4394 was discovered bound in the basement of one Mackenzie Lawrence, now SCP-4394-P, who had been extracting and injecting SCP-4394-A for an estimated 7 months. Other objects found in the basement include original and unfinished sheet music composed by SCP-4394, partial and whole instruments owned and used by SCP-4394 at various points in his life, including one grand piano whose lid had been carved with a depiction of SCP-4394's face. The first 5,000 photographs of SCP-4394 dating over a period of 19 years, SCP-4394 and SCP-4394-B were subsequently contained and administered psychiatric treatment.


Do you ever wonder what happens when the police leave crime scene cleaners are private companies that handle the cleanup after the police are gone Spalling decon is one of the nation's largest cleanup companies handling the aftermath of homicides suicides Decompositions hoarding and much more These are our stories Hey guys, we're in Riverview, Florida today doing a decomp the body was sitting for about two weeks and the bio itself We're sitting for an additional two weeks There's like blood blood and like the massiness and soaks into the wood there's still skin and Blood we think this was on the body. Yeah, cuz this skin Hey guys, we're in Riverview, Florida today doing a decomp in a double-wide manufacturer home Actually one of the nicest manufacturing homes that I've been in actually but uh, this is a decomp the body was sitting for about two weeks and The bio itself was sitting for an additional two weeks after the body was taken So the bar is pretty hard today. There was maggots not so much off live maggots right now Guy was middle-aged Like 50s late 50s early 60s I believe his parents found him not sure the cause of death But we do know that he was just going through some struggles in life not much to know with this one But today you've got me Thad and Griffin say it's Griffin's first bio So we'll see how she does but uh, yeah, let's get started So the bio is on it's in the living area Primarily on the couch and then on the floor underneath the couch to the wall Not sure the layout of how the body was situated because the bio like primarily is on one side, but then there's still skin and Blood on like the far right side So pretty much gonna have to like get the whole couch as a whole and then the floor went down like below the couch Under it all the way to the baseball so we'll put up baseball as well It's all collecting down here Black straps Ooh, yeah, nice thing It's not disconnected just right here yet What is that? That bio is on the black thing right? Yeah, we're gonna have to cut it out Yeah, so I've lifted up and just cut from the whole thing like from an arm to arm Yeah, whoo! And just rip it up in bags Whoo, whoo! Can we get these uh, things right here? Yeah They just got proper output, whoo! Watch from arm all the way to the other Favorite part of the day is flipping directly towards even the rain Right after my morning coffee Okay All right Put up, take this in and do this in and bring it towards Fiona to that bag Okay, do you want me to go around the leg? Nope, go up to the top Okay So we got it right here Yep That is home I know I'm supposed to get down here, but I just gotta get this piece of leather out of it There's a little magnet party going on right here That's that way longer than it's set up Maybe it's gonna take you two days like the ceiling board I hope not I'm gonna go through like 15 blades like last time I've been working for Svalding for one month and this is my first bio It's thanks No, I'm kidding No, but so far it's pretty interesting A lot of smells, a lot of fluids, a lot of slipperies But so far I am liking it, I'm liking the job What made you like go out and try to get this job? I saw a couple videos of Actually, I'm pretty sure it was these guys doing some crime scene cleanups And I was like, you know, I'm not that squeamish Maybe they got something and I looked They didn't have anything up And then a couple months later I was scrolling through Indeed And I saw that some place called Svalding Beacon Had a job opportunity And I was like, huh It seems like it'd be kind of interesting So I applied about a month later I got a message from Fiona that said I feel about working in an attic And I was like, all right, cool So that was my first job at Svalding Beacon And that was actually a really fun day But so far I think this is a good experience I'm happy to have you Griffin Happy to be here Should I feel good, man? Are you blessed? Man, super I'm very, you know, very blessed, man A very thankful fortune to wake up See another beautiful, incredible day Had a lot of things going on But you know, trying to get right back on Your regular schedule program And keep grinding, man Keep plugging away But very, very thankful How are you feeling? I'm feeling great How's the best cameraman In the whole entire world? Oh, my God Way better now I know you're feeling good You know, you're on another level You're filming these days I almost don't know if I should shake your hand And get an autograph I'm thinking about getting both, actually Man, maybe we're something If you got time I always got time for you, Thaddy No, you're a boy next time for you Yeah, man, very good Head to crime scene cleaning for passing 100,000 subscribers So that's pretty cool We're so excited to celebrate your YouTube journey with you Not only have you brought a unique voice and style to the world You've also created a valuable connection And built community along the way In that spirit, YouTube is proud to present you With the Silver Creator Award Which celebrates your hard work And incredible achievement And congratulations on this amazing milestone Just one of many that we hope will follow In the future I don't know if you remember that story Back in 2019 When I had the idea to put our show On YouTube Everybody told me it was a stupid idea It would never go anywhere It would come off as insensitive It would be a totally bad idea So now all of you naysayers Hold my beer Because look at this So, um, gladly they were wrong And I believe that The way we've presented the content is educational They get to know everybody And highlighting each of the franchise partners Has really expanded the brand I'm pretty impressed that it's the first time we're changing it It looks clean up top when we clean the top off But what happens is it goes through the floor There, under here It can go either lower sometimes if it soaks into the wood That's why we needed to get it out So we could totally decontaminate Because if not, it'll still drop off And it'll still smell It's just like the other one The other one did have a foam line It just had a spring The spring might be up under the foam right there Is that wood going that way? This is This piece Does it go through? Yeah, we're good feet Yeah, sweep up clean up We're straight How do you feel daddy? I feel good though As young as you feel I still got room on my side How much? Like an inch Yeah, because there's skin And hair on it You see that Alright guys, so we're wrapping up day one We've got all the bio done As you can see, took the flooring out Replaced the flooring as well So, all that's done Tomorrow we do a little bit of content removal And we put the ozone 48 hours To get rid of the remaining odor That lingers sometime afterwards So it is like 100 degrees outside It's super hot But we've got the job done Alright B, see you next time See you next time