10 misleading things about college. 1. Education ensures a job. While a degree can improve your career prospects, it does not guarantee a job. To acquire employment, it is critical to gain appropriate experience, network, and market yourself successfully. 2. College is the only way to success. There are other paths to success, including trade schools, entrepreneurship, and starting a career directly after high school. 3. A higher tuition charge equates to a better education. A greater tuition fee does not always imply a better education. Faculty, resources, and curriculum are all aspects that can influence educational quality. 4. College is solely for the academically gifted. College is for anyone who is ready to work hard and put in the effort. There are numerous resources available to assist kids in achieving academic success. 5. College is only for teenagers. College is open to people of all ages. Many adults go back to college to learn new skills or change occupations. 6. College is all about partying and socializing. While college can be a fun and exciting time, it's vital to remember that the main aim of college is to receive an education. 7. Graduating from college means you have all the knowledge you need. While college provides a foundation for knowledge, it is critical to continue learning and improving throughout your life. 8. Your major will determine your entire career. While your major will have an impact on your career path, it is not set in stone. Many people change occupations or work in fields unrelated to their major. 9. Internet education is inferior to traditional classroom education. While online education can be equally as successful as traditional classroom education, it can also be more convenient and flexible in some situations. 10. Student debt is not a huge deal. Student debt can have a substantial influence on a person's financial well-being. It is critical to thoroughly assess the expense of college and to investigate all educational funding possibilities. Share your thoughts in the comments.


Winter break is right around the corner, each year students head home to celebrate the holidays with friends and family, and for some, it's an opportunity to avoid the cold. Junior Gabriel Mankal, who plans to visit family both in the U.S. and abroad, tells us what he's looking forward to most this break. I mean, especially with the day like today, I have to say the warmth. Getting away from the cold in Boston, it's only going to get colder. But I think it has to be family, right? Just being able to spend time with the loved ones. Our freshman Anaya Ghia, who's traveling back home to Singapore for the first time since starting college, winter break means reuniting with her favorite meals. It's a lot better than the dining halls. I miss my mom's home food, like Indian food, mostly, and then like Singaporean food, I guess. Also like local Chinese food, which is what I miss the most. But as students prepare for travel this December, many of them dealt with a shared complication, an uptick in airfare. They were expensive and it was a difficult process. We have typically our go-to airlines, especially for international. But a lot of that, you know, COVID has shaken up a lot of prices and it really, you have to take your time with it and book as early as possible. Students traveling internationally this winter break found themselves preparing to purchase tickets months, even half a year in advance. They're really expensive. I think we booked it in June, so pretty early, but they were really expensive. Yet for most, flight prices are worth it if it means spending time with friends and family. Christmas morning, wake up with the family, open presents, make breakfast together, you know, simple things. 33 Harry Aganas Way and apartment-style residences will remain open during the intercession for current residents. Otherwise, students can apply for intercession break housing before the deadline at noon on December 5th. Campus closes on December 21st and will reopen for the spring semester on January 19th. Until then, good luck with finals and have a nice break. For BUTV, I'm Jessica Huang.


ll out or cut immediately excel or not but it he he a fourth round pick so he he ain't going nowhere but oh and of course he don't base the entire season on it i mean his entire season moving forward on that one play but you just don't want to stack those plays like that chris what's up man probably a better fit has a backup but gotta protect the ball yeah man shout out to my god chris the sports corner man i didn't get to catch the stream earlier man i know that was yesterday i didn't get to catch the stream yesterday man i might have to watch a replay later on man but i appreciate you stopping by man appreciate that too i was shocked i dare this one undrafted after being a great safety with morrig i was excited when we signed him undrafted yeah i remember when we first signed him undrafted that's all these people getting all hyped about him i was like okay because y'all know i don't really watch college like that so i'm like okay let me check this dude out check them out and i was like okay this this is why everybody got hyped um but i know a lot of people saying that um one of the reasons i think he didn't get drafted because he was small he was a smaller guy um and i think his 40 time wasn't all that appreciate that game medicine he said from what i'm hearing from medical sources close to the ravens ben cleven is day to day with an undisclosed injury oh okay okay stakes on special team the way your career dies with hearts he loves no one in that regard yeah like mike b just said syrus the virus man uh who it was somebody oh y'all remember the guy um he ran as hard as he could look at the block on the replay okay i'm about to i'm about to catch it i guess but um y'all remember that the guy the punt returner janarian grand that oh what up we're running you ain't lying man he was running as hard as he could he looked like a little tugboat man that boy was going okay let me see this block you talking about which block you're talking about i missed it maybe it was in the beginning but man i don't know who 18 is man it's silly mike oh that boy yeah he was going man i'm surprised he was in the game he looked like he would be tired after how he was running i don't know who 18 is though i i really don't know he said bro why i'm just seeing you was live my daughter had the phone oh hey well she was watching you too yeah you got to get your phone back well i know you got it back now but i don't oh mccrary i'm not sure who that is and they they definitely ran ran out of running back and cornerback numbers if he was running back with number 18 they don't ran everything yeah Ravenslock been sleeping on mccrary yeah i don't know who he is so yeah count me among those people oh oh oh josh josh oliver got hit by like three people at the same time um tyler huntley got to put that ball in a better spot for oliver because oliver had to he had to sort of catch it a little bit awkward he had he caught it but he had to like turn like awkwardly up the field so i think that slowed him down a little bit so honey got to put that in a little bit a little bit of a spot man he said nine points what is this 2013 it's it's it's like they they've been moving but then they stopped oh that's what you're doing on third and three i didn't think they were gonna do that it worked though i wasn't really feeling the play call but it worked wow uh oh okay i get y'all talking about something good okay now okay now i i i need tyler wireless i need i need him to get an opportunity man because i um i i want him to have the chance to to make up for that uh to make up for that play man because that's uh that's that's that's rough that fumble on that point okay here we go oh let's go let's see that replay good job uh tyler oh oh i'm so glad this game don't count that would have been a heartbreaker okay well he got he got he got an opportunity okay well i guess they're listening so they heard me okay i appreciate that thank you ravens wow they went to him right away all right i like that see now since you pushed that ball down field a little bit oh good catch but now since you pushed the ball down field a little bit you got them boys backing up they weren't blitzing as much in all their cornerbacks in the secondary they backed up so that they respected that they respected it oh man good throw right there tyler oh they picking up that pace too i love it i love it i love oh i thought who's is that geno stone oh oh that's the that's the guy who first name stole the s i thought geno stone was on offense i really did man i thought geno stone was on offense lemar so jealous right now lemar like he said look at my boy snoop man but i i want to be out there lemar so jealous right now that's why he turned away and walked away because he's jealous man i really thought geno stone was out there on offense i said man what what can this do not do let's see man i i i could say let him keep throwing man we got two fifties all you know you ain't tripping thomas it's two fifties one is um one is the kicker of verity and the other one is the wide receiver gray we got two fifties we got two twenty sixes we got two 18s so we got a lot of double numbers um who else yeah so we we got what else we got double love i'm sure it's more oh nice catch put it there nice catch oh i like how he controlling that offense now man man i love that i love it oh ty okay tylin got the play now make sure tylin got it because he need another chance man oh running back oh no oh bitch i'm a victor let's go let's go all the florida boys about to show out now man all them south florida boys showing out now man come on oh let benjamin vick to get a touchdown man let him get a touchdown man oh i thought that was a throw for the tylin what now who called time out man i was i was feeling that man that's elah wolf he's playing like oh they go hollywood too oh the florida oh the florida raven showing out man the florida raven showing out man man i think i think it was for the tylin behavior hey hey my nickname for benjamin victor i did too let's just say it was accurate hey whatever it was man i love it love it vick looking like boy can what are we talking about man no way boy can make the team oh chill eat chill chill chill chill chill chill man y'all stop with all that lamar said that's my background right there i'm here looking a little more nose man we know that we all know man everybody knows man but it's cool man it's cool man oh that body type okay okay okay okay what's up jb okay okay okay so on you i could try but i i get so so caught up in other stuff man yeah lamar was hype man holly baller with no oh i didn't receive this ooh qb controversy let's go man let's go florida raven show exactly man i really hope benjamin victor get the touchdown man i might have to stop stop looking at the chat a little early because i don't want y'all to ruin nothing yeah okay game back on but they're showing the tackle opioid addiction okay i can't look at the chat no more man because i want to see this man see tyler gonna do tyler probably gonna run in i think tyler gonna run in all right they showing tyler hunley sorrell i don't know who sorrell is but that's the offensive lineman showfield oh man oh okay he tipped it yeah baby yeah baby all right come on tyler come on tyler that play clock must be forever because i didn't see no delay of games i ain't even been seeing the play clock they ain't even been showing it at all all right let's see nah i thought he's done the okay i love how he tried it though i love how these boys they into this game man they into this game man marcus peders was just signing autographs but he she stopped all that now come on man here we go i said it said that tyler hunley was about to run it in let's go man love it love it love it love it love it love it love it love it man south florida showing out man florida raven showing out man i love it love it love it love it love it are they going for two all right let's see man throw a fade to benjamin victor benjamin victor man we're victor he out there i'm looking for him i cannot see no are they taking a little are they taking the time out is the play clock gonna be some more time put on the play clock or what okay benjamin victor not after oh is he going out there though okay they're taking the time out look it look like the play look okay look a little more giving them a pat on the head trace mcsoy like man he looking a little heated man i don't blame though i will i will be upset too man i know we all teammates but i will want that number two qb spot oh the boy tyler let's go man love it love it that that's gotta be such a great feeling too because that's that's your boy that you know from from the crib man you know him from home man that's home team so for him to join your team first off and then to do that man okay benjamin victor's not out there so who's the titan is tony paul jane out there oh benjamin victor is out there victor i called him to fade oh throw that flag man they they call him they're doing everything that i'm calling they're doing everything that i'm calling man now i'm a little scared they're gonna do a read read option look at hollywood trying to be a coach for me now i'm a little scared they're gonna do a read option there a little scared they're gonna do a read option that ref just wanted to catch he just wanted to play catch with somebody yeah that i think they're gonna read option here i love the little rpo man oh that's pi all day that's pi all day that's pi all day okay they don't play action they're not doing a straight up run oh they did did he did he get it it looked like he got it okay got okay i got two in a row couldn't get that third one hollywood like like man i'm i'm happy but i want to be out there so i'm not really having that much fun right now he clapping but he ain't clapping williams lock hill going you better chill on my boy justice hill ah see i i i knew they were gonna fight for this game man ain't no way they wasn't about to fight for this game man because that hardball won't that record man hollywood is back up mix holy is gone nah nah this man y'all be rough man y'all be rough man this is great though man i love it oh you said boy can a mix holy going you gotta chill on that man oh i thought they were oh boy i thought they were calling something else i really did i thought they were calling something else man it was sure looking like it man man this is great man 18 and 0 coming up boy y'all chill on mix chill on mix holy man i'm gonna chill on mix holy mix holy ain't going nowhere yet i won't go nowhere at all man y'all gotta y'all gotta chill on mix holy man he did a little rough rough game man he threw two he threw one interception or two interception was it two i don't know did he throw two how many interceptions did he throw like i mean i oh come on man he had to throw in that part about boykin yeah trade trade cool lamar is lamar but snoop is closer to being lamar than tracy that's true he's a better qb2 my painful offense the more seamless transition that doesn't mean get rid of trace either though right right okay only one i don't know i thought he threw two but um yeah man with it i already said going going into this offseason i felt like tyler tyler was the guy man tyler was the number two guy man um because even like last year last year when he came out i think it was against the jaguars and i think it was against the giants too but and and those obviously those teams weren't the best but those were their starters and and he uh he did this thing he was doing this thing oh look at that oh i never forget that game that game was great that was the best game all the last year best game all the last year that thing was crazy man game was crazy man the game was crazy man some of that play calling was suspect for trace though oh yeah that's true too two two things can be true at once Marjax and jr dog pal what's up jimmy uh what my boy my boy king say what my boy king say playbook doesn't change with huntley that's true you can call the exact same place yeah yeah and again that that's the thing he's not it's crazy hey just as he ain't going y'all better get off just as he'll man but with um with huntley again he's not as fast as lamar but there really ain't no no quarterbacks all man so i know that's like lamar just different man he just different but tyler huntley like even though he's not as fast as lamar he got some good speed on him man um and he know how to use it you know how to use it i remember uh when i watched film on him when ravens first signed him because again y'all know i don't watch college so i didn't know anything about him um but one of the things that i saw is that he got he got a big um he had a big um and he had um he had underrated speed is what i thought he had underrated speed um not like he was a blaze anything burning nobody but he got some speed well he he could move but now it's it seems as if um i mean last year last season going into the nfl that being his first season he had good control over it because some people had speed but they might not have control over their body but he he had both and and it seems as if he's obviously still got that now it can only get better all right play action throw a pick oh oh that looked like one of them passes where they throw it low and the receiver goes low and they drop it and it pops up in the air and the defender comes and catches it i wish that would have happened but it's all good man i wish it would have happened see look at that my uh video just stopped so i'll be right back in like two seconds all right we're back we're back all right second and eight hopefully uh it ain't get too far behind oh dylan good job dylan haze good job okay okay okay so again hopefully i ain't too far back okay okay hold up it are we are we like together now i don't know are we together now it seemed like it because all i said all y'all talking about dylan haze okay sack sack daddy got something what the cute we doing oh okay we're not together so we're still behind all right but still and how far behind yeah it's okay so probably still about to play in a half he said sack daddy about to get a sack let me see let me watch him the whole time on this play on this third and eight oh that bull rush oh oh my goodness oh yeah that the qb just and shout out to the uh the cornerbacks for holding holding their own but yeah that cute he you got to throw it away you got to throw that away good play by ferredo man but yeah they're in good good good job by him not giving up so yeah man hey four and a half more minutes man four and a half more minutes let's see what these boys do four and a half i really hope they let them throw it too i mean yeah you got to it's preseason you ain't got to run a clock out it's preseason push that ball down field man who that that's pro shea oh that's pro shea he said oh no i ain't doing this i'm out let me just go ahead and get out of bands oh oh he's talking to his boy okay okay man he looked just like lamar man and it's crazy you know like um with uh with um it's 12-minute offense they really about to get that call oh boy well when you get anyway we got that mean we got time to talk then it's crazy with with with lamar jackson and tyler huntley when you could see the way in their body language when they're feeling it and when they're like super comfortable and when they like when they know like all right yeah we we got this man all right you could you could tell when they're coming off the sideline when they're talking to the coach when they're calling the plays you could tell when they're playing with playing with a lot of confidence they they show it and it's it's super obvious now with lamar when he's not you can tell that too you can see that frustration oh here goes coles camber the guy with the deepest voice in the nfl um tylan having mental issues and uh yeah tylan wallis is just he did that that that was a nice catch on the sideline but it's it's okay man it's uh he'll have some more opportunities but he's certainly like he's gonna have to show out man hey he's been part of the flock since he was a kid yeah yeah he's a ravens fan growing up he said man that voice that's that that's claire's camber voice man oh your claire's camber got the deepest voice in nfl man and i had a deepest voice in the united states man for real this voice too deep man all right let's see man okay uh that's mccrae right that boy is grinding man oh claire's and shack yeah that'd be a little matchup right there oh my tumble was another one man he was another one for sure man uh oh i think my video just cut out again all right i ain't i ain't putting the intro on again y'all give me oh okay never mind it's back did it do that for y'all too did the y'all video cut out to or no maybe it's just mine man the y'all the y'all video the score is uh 17 14 but three and a half minutes left okay oh tom he said it did but no no i didn't mean my uh not the stream but the actual game i meant the game my game okay it's doing it again i might have to find another way to watch this because this one this one acting up right now it's acting up right now i ain't feeling that okay because i'm trying to see this touch now what's starting 11 all right let's see all right oh i thought elia was about to break okay shout out to elia man all right and let's see man oh they're not kicking the field go oh oh we right there okay i thought we were a lot closer never mind i thought i thought ravens were a lot closer i don't know why i thought they were a whole lot closer all right yeah punt that ball mm-hmm punt that ball i thought they were a lot closer than that man cool though man yeah johnny townsman he just waiting for sam cook to retire or something he just waiting for his shot man all right defense let's get it man yes we are behind on our stream we realized that i appreciate you informing me though oh that was a nice pick now i like the tip pick better because i was like i that that was a re show the tip pick y'all show the tip well that was a re really any kind of interception is every style because he caught everything but i wanted them to show the replay that tip pick look look at look at gino stone talking with dudes that's locks to make the roster he like oh yeah after this game i could have a conversation with them oh good tag with vante hairs good stuff he said i ain't gonna take no time oh it's two minutes right are they gonna do another play yeah oh yeah look like they are all right here we go oh well these saints quarter oh these saints quarterbacks they've been throwing with a lot of confidence all night take some heal winston and now book they've been throwing with confidence all night man all night so just like they they not scared man they not scared like at all so they got our dad explaining slot corner he's a free safety then they got to try it out now they like oh you know what we might as well i don't even know what that means i think they all know what's up for grabs for sure for for what what you tell me what's up for grabs appreciate it jack thank you we cares about the loss yeah hardball ain't trying to lose this game man hardball is not trying to lose this game man at all come on ready to get back to this game man nobody a saints fan we have to win hey yeah even though it's preseason like this this preseason game is more important to the ravens than it is to the super important to the saints too but the win is more important to the ravens than it is to the saints it's way more important to the ravens than it is the saints because they got to keep that thing going man oh it could be oh it could be spot for the same okay i got you i mean yeah if you got it you could send it man but bottom line i much rather watch huntley than mix oily i ain't mad at that and if you're calling huntley's touchdown lamar esk what's up flash bandit ravens are competitive point blank what surprised you to motion this game uh the excessive flakes all right let me see because i'm i'm still on this this nfl replay commersion do the saints have any timeouts though how many timeouts do they have oh oh they only got one okay so if this is it let's see okay oh there he is oh there he is put that pressure on him oh there is he's making some noise man he's making some noise man it's sean way looking like markets peters man his body type look like markets peters the way he walked look like markets peters since he ain't got no uh he ain't got no uh nothing on his sleeves or nothing i mean nothing on his arms his arms just look naked like markets peters just arm and gloves me it look just like markets peters me sean way to end it man i love it i love it i love it let me look up something real quick i love it let me see love it perfect so that that should do it for what to try to get to the review it well for what like what why why why y'all see that that was the pick that was my favorite one that that interception that second one that gino stone caught i like that one better but i mean both interceptions good either way it would take both but that was my favorite one loved it so is that it cool man oh that was a week of haze in the barn he he he's not too excited right now i can understand his preseason so he's saving the real haze in the barn for regular season that was nice man that was nice well that was fun yeah you know harb's happy man because harb's got that record now i think 18 straight is the record i believe i'm pretty sure it is man well yeah he over there smiling now oh yeah them hats look nice man them hats look nice man cool man they did it they did it they did it anyway appreciate y'all thank y'all for coming out to the stream thank y'all for coming through they really got a false thought on an eel tell me you playing me tell me you playing me let me let me see me because it's still the game still got 35 seconds left for me please tell me you playing they should have just let that one go man just let the clock run out let it go let it be over man just let it be done wow they like this game it's it's 11 11 15 oh no it was 10 10 13 all right we got the record that record is official now but um it's it's 10 13 right now if they didn't call all these crazy penalties this game probably would have been over like 9 30 probably would have been over like 9 30 we would have done the post game stream already we would have done all of that already but it's all good man anyway appreciate y'all love y'all make sure y'all leave a like on the video um thank you all for coming through we had fun and this was a uh a fun stream back a fun fun way to kick off the season so y'all already know how we're gonna do we will be streaming every single game that we can because it might not be every game that's the that's the intention well unless we would actually be there but we'll see but um this is how it is man every time I mean for regular season this is a lot more lively and whatnot because it counts and it's real then um but this this was a good start man this is a good start and exactly what I wanted the biggest thing that I wanted from this game obviously to win but no no big injuries no Christian Welch he got shaken up um and I think that was it I don't recall any other oh Bradley Bozeman he had an injury too but I don't think it's anything serious man so that's exactly what we wanted uh the most I love y'all team keep it clean I appreciate y'all don't go anywhere because we still gotta talk about this game we're gonna do the post game stream the post game recap it's not gonna be too long uh but we're gonna have some fun do one more stream and then after that uh I'll end up seeing y'all tomorrow so I appreciate y'all I love y'all and thank you for coming through we out


Welcome back to the AI for Good Global Summit here at the ITU headquarters in Geneva, where I'm very pleased now to have with me Stephen Ibaraki, who's the Chairman of Reds Venture Capital Fund, we also say at the end, and basically you played a key role in getting this off the ground last year. What's your mission? What would you say your purpose of doing that is? You know, there's so much innovation occurring in technology worldwide of which AI is a principal leader. In fact, PWC is predicting a 15.7 trillion increase in GDP by 2030. So it proliferates across every industry, across governments, education, every sector. And why not have AI now being directed towards the sustainable development goals?  And what a better vehicle than the UN and the UN partners and agencies as a collaborative platform to get this dialogue going, but then to take it more than dialogue, but into action and implementation, a real solution to address these 17 sustainable development goals. You mentioned those 17. Are you positive about the future with AI? I'm very, very optimistic about the application of AI for good, which is the purpose of this summit, the focus. And that is the whole idea of taking real-life use cases or examples or taking the resources that are available and then directing them towards the applications of fighting hunger and increasing welfare for people from the house standpoint or enabling smart cities and or any number of the other sort of, you know, far-reaching goals that are out there. Is your venture capital fund involved in that as well? Yes, our venture capital fund is investing in AI and related technologies like blockchain and so forth to enable healthcare or AI to be used in a way that can benefit all of the sustainable development goals. Like I said, the idea is last year was more talking about the vision of AI. This is about this time action. We want to see things being done concretely. Are you beginning to see the grassroots of that taking place here today? I'm seeing more than grassroots. I've seen a movement which we can act as a catalyst for launching many, many different kinds of programs that where we can measure and see the results and actually feel the real-life impact of how it's going to affect our lives, but the lives of over 7 billion citizens around the world, both in developing and developed countries. Have you any idea just lastly where you see things in 10 years from now? Where I see things in 10 years from now, I see it'll be so widely integrated that it's artificial intelligence and machine learning robotics that it'll be seamless. So the kind of conversations we're having today where it seems novel will no longer be novel. It'll be every day. It'll be part of our lives. We'll be augmented in ways that we can't even imagine. In fact, I'm augmented and I belong to a think tank created by one of the largest auto manufacturers and we look at the future of AI as well. Some of the participants there are augmented and that's just sort of a transition where everybody will be augmented in some way by AI without even knowing it. Well thanks very much. Well that's Stephen Ibaraki giving us a little insight into where things will be in the AI world in 10 years from now.


Hi, I'm Kenji with ReadyRig and what we have here is a DJI Ronin and a red camera operating off the ReadyRig. ReadyRig is $2,000 US dollars and it's sold online on our website on the camera platform. This is the rig itself, what we have here is all machined 6061 T6 aluminum and what we have stainless steel shoulders up here that are bent and then heat treated supporting carbon fiber rods and our attachment point here. This is a quick release system that allows you to get in and out but it's very safe and secure. There's a fail point here that allows you to keep the camera in and make sure that you're not dropping expensive equipment. Alright, did you design this? I did. So have you been doing this before or is this a? We have been a company for about four years now and my background is actually in finance but then I switched over to do this mechanical engineering and help out my friend Alessandro who's a camera operator. Alright, so is it extremely stable, there's lots of people at your booth? Yes, there are a lot of people at our booth. So can you describe the performance and what's the... Can you describe the performance? This is Alessandro, our founder as well. Alright, keep going if you're on one person. Sorry about the performance here, so the idea is why access stabilization, what we wanted to do is help remove the step from the operator so that he allows him to have a free weight up and down boom and left and right. Your ability to move and adjust yourself and your position in space is based on how much weight you're going to be able to do. You can't do that for a long time, you're never going to be able to actually operate and do the move you need to. So you're going to have a lot of time setting it down on the stand and a lot of time just weight. So the idea here is to get the weight off the operator's shoulders and allowing you to operate the whole time for the rest of the day. So the weight goes down here? Transfers down here through the support system here, there's actually usually not much weight on here, it goes all the way down through to your hips. And we've redesigned this hip system that allows you to keep the padding always in the front. There's a pulley system here that goes back and around the jet. Alright, which camera is fitting to this system here? Well this is the Ronin and on the Ronin right here we have the DJI's extension arm. And with the extension arm it allows you to have the same weight load which is about 15 pounds but an additional 40 I think it's made for me. So this is with gyros and it's battery powered. It's the three-axis gimbal stabilizer. It's software controlled and hardware enabled camera systems. So how many people are looking at this over here? This is pretty special though. This has been a very hot topic in IBC today. How long did it take you to, did you get some help with DJI to finalize? No, we made, we are a preferred partner of DJI. They like our design and they like working with us in the U.S. However, we're a completely independent company and we made everything ourselves. How did you make it real? How did you test everything and make everything working? I designed everything in SolidWorks. It's an engineering software and we made most of that on a CNC. We did prototypes, several runs and then we did batch production for the first time in April. Alright, so how soon can people buy this? It's currently available today. There's only three remaining units before they sell out and I believe we've already sold two of those today. So there's one left and after that it'll be a three week wait. Three week wait? Yes. But you're just shipping too? We are shipping, we make about 75 at a time. 75 at a time? Alright, where do you manufacture? Everything is made and manufactured in Burbank, California. Where our office is.


When a stranger asks you where you're from, you don't say it. I'm from America. Good. What do you reckon of these shoes? How much do you reckon these shoes are worth? 300. 1000. 1000? What do you reckon? 300. How's life now? Have you finished school? Pretty much doing nothing, you know? I've been watching a lot of your TikToks. That's what I've been doing. Thank you. Can you believe that I was a teacher and now I'm making more money as a TikToker? It's unbelievable.  Does it give you hope? It does give me hope, yeah. It makes me feel like I can do anything with my life. I love that. That is the main purpose, you know? Watch what I do, not what I say.


Okay, this is a birth reduction, of course, and hopefully you guys can see that we're reducing this benzene ring, we're adding two hydrogens to it, okay, in fact the two hydrogens are being added, one's being added right here, the other one's being added right there, okay, so if you'll notice we're adding sodium to this reaction, this reaction is going to be a radical reaction, okay, because sodium metal has that, it's a radical, right, it's got that one electron, okay, so the one thing you want to know is that alkyl groups, well you already know this, are electron donating, okay, so this is something that we talked about yesterday, so these are electron donating, so since there's a lot of electron density on this carbon, the sodium's electron's not going to go there, it's going to go away from it, okay, so in fact that carbon doesn't get reduced, okay, so that's what you want to know, so I'm going to erase this part, okay, so the first thing you want to think of, like I said, sodium, so a lot of times you think of sodium donating this electron to ammonia first, okay, but I don't mind you thinking of it just donating it directly to the benzene ring, okay, because why would it donate it to ammonia first, because ammonia is the solvent, right, there's ammonia in there and it will take that electron, but you guys can just think of it as donating to that benzene ring directly, that's fine with me, okay, so when you put your sodium in there, remember fissure arrows, okay, so you can think of it going somewhere in the middle to make kind of a temporary ionic covalent bond, okay, I'll show you in a second, remember sodium is just a spectator ion, so it's going to allow that whole negative charge to stay on that carbon, so when we do something like this, right, we're going to get something that looks like this, notice this bond here, nothing happened to it, so it stays the same, now this carbon, we could say is maybe attached to that sodium like that, okay, but we know sodium and carbon doesn't make a covalent bond, right, so what we can effectively say is that since the electronegativity of carbon is much greater than that of sodium, we have this ionic bond here, okay, that's bond, of course we see that we formed a double bond here, hopefully, and here we now have an electron, the other thing I'd like you to remember is that there is a hydrogen atom here and a hydrogen atom here, so we've got to, I mean especially for you guys, probably want to stick those hydrogen atoms on, and in fact I'm drawing them with the quote unquote correct geometry, okay, because remember radicals are effectively trigonal planar, okay, and of course this carbon there is Sv3 hybridized, okay, so you know you kind of want to push that hydrogen out to the edge, so now we've got the solvent in there which is in this case methanol, right, so methanol's got an acidic proton especially when you've got a carb anion, where carb anion is concerned with that proton like that, we do that of course we make that carbon very happy, but this carbon still is a radical, okay, so what we'll need is, so what we're going to need is another sodium atom, okay, so we can again think of it doing that kind of covalent ionic thing, or a lot of times you'll see this single electron transfer, SET, so you can just put it like that, or like I said you can make it be like making a covalent slash ionic, whichever one works best for you please, so when that happens of course, I'm not going to draw those hydrogen so now we've got, we've made this from an Sv2 spike center to an Sv3 center with the deprotonation of the solvent, and again it could potentially be deprotonating ammonia, it could be deprotonating this or that, you know, so most likely that methanol and the single electron is most likely transferred to the molecule. Are there any questions on this one? Okay, so make sure that when you're doing an electron donating group, right, you're keeping that bond there, okay, because why, because that electron doesn't want to go there, because there's a lot of negative charge density there, okay, why, because this alkyl group is donating a lot of negative charge, and electrons are negatively charged, are there any questions?


Do you expect that they're going to lean on you a lot for defensive purposes, late in games? Yeah, you know, I don't know if that's going to be the strategy. You know, moving forward, you know, like I've said before, to me it's just to be available and give the best I have. Had your presence known the batter's box, nice to get the first one as a Yankee out of the way, home runway. Yeah, you know, it definitely felt nice, you know. You know, first I got to thank God, you know, for the opportunity in the at-bat, you know, second pitch of the at-bat. It was a fast ball and I was kind of late on that. So I figured he was going to come back with that. And you know, when the next time around I was ready for it. I know they got the ball for you. Is that meaningful, your first one as a Yankee? Yeah, definitely. It means a lot, you know. You're the home run. That's my first home run with the Yankees. So I'm definitely keeping the ball.


Good morning, Hank, it's Tuesday. I've been thinking a lot about bread, specifically about what bread tasted like right before the women's march on Versailles in 1789, in which a group of French women who were, depending on your perspective, either protesting or rioting, besieged the king's palace in Versailles and forced him and his family to return to Paris. It was a big moment in the French Revolution, and it was caused in part by bread, mostly the price of bread, which had risen dramatically due to failed harvests and bad monetary policy, but also the quality of bread, which always declined in hard times. Like the French peasant bread of 1789 often included lots of chaff, the undigestible husks surrounding the edible kernel of grain and wheat, but it was also common to bulk up wheat or rye or buckwheat dough with sawdust or hay or even animal dung. And at the time, bread wasn't just like a staple of the French diet. For most people, it was the diet. Like the average French adult ate two to three pounds of bread per day, every day. And while they did sometimes have access to other foods, many days, possibly most days, it was just bread. Sawdust-y, possibly animal-poopy bread. I've been reading about this, partly for the cooking history videos that Sarah and I are gonna make later in the year, and partly because, I don't know, I just fall down research rabbit holes. Like I'm reading one book and then another, and pretty soon I'm looking up 5,000-year-old recipes for grain paste, and my kids are like, Dad, can you make breakfast? And I'm like, oh my God, it's morning? Anyway, the thing that gets me about bread is not how shockingly horrible it used to be. It's how recently it was shockingly horrible.  So like a good human lifetime, the last time Haley was visible from Earth in 1986, I was 8. The time before that was 1910. And the time before that, Louis XVI's cousin, Philippe I, was king of France, having become king after the so-called Second French Revolution, which was caused in part by, you guessed it, failed harvests and rising bread prices. Put another way, we are two human lifetimes removed from the U.S. Civil War, and only three removed from a time when not just the poorest people, but most people, were eating sawdust bread in France. Of course, this doesn't mean that we've achieved some great victory that we ought to celebrate or anything. There are still lots of people who don't get adequate nutrition, and not only in impoverished countries, but also in wealthy ones. But it does mean that we can make progress, and when you look at history through the lens of lifetimes, both the pace of change and the nature of change are, to me, really encouraging. And frankly, I could use some encouragement in these strange times, because I find that despair mostly just makes me complacent. Like, oh, there's nothing to be done about this horror or that horror. It's just the nature of things. On the other hand, feeling like progress is inevitable also makes me complacent.  But reading history fills me with the uncomfortable but productive feeling that better human lives are possible, but not guaranteed. Of course, it's overly simplistic to say that the women who led the march on Versailles brought about a freer, more equitable, less hungry France. The French Revolution, like so many revolutions, failed to achieve many of its ambitions. In my experience anyway, the changes we seek in the world almost always prove harder to make than we first think they'll be. But looking at history in lifetimes shows us that change can and does happen anyway. Something I'm reminded of every time I bite into a nice sawdust-free slice of bread. Hank, I'll see you on Friday.


Welcome to Toffy TV, today I am joined by actor, writer, director, Sam Ho, most important thing, Evertonian. Sam, welcome to Toffy TV. Thank you very much, really pleased to be here, big fan. So, top man, top man, we are big fans of yours as well, top man, peds loving the fact you were in Captain America, so there you go.  I mean I was the core. Outstanding. So I didn't do a lot. But that's okay. Yeah, it's hard. I had to spend a whole day lying on the grass being eaten by ants in Guadalupe. I've had easier days work for sure. Yeah, definitely. And how long were you in Guadalupe for? How long were you up there for to do it? I think I was there for about 10 days. Yeah, definitely the nicest place that I've been able to go and film. Not a terrible show on that one. No, no, I guess it wasn't.  Listen, there's a lot of buzz around at the moment about the English game which is available on Netflix. I'm loving it. I'm up to episode four. I haven't finished episode four yet, but so far. That's my episode. That's my episode. That's so cool. That's you. This is your one. This is your one. I'm three quarters of the way three, but listen, it's absolutely brilliant. I'm loving the whole thing. Did that come about, Sam? Did the idea come about? Well, it was strange. The show is the sort of Julian Fellows who's famous for writing down to now and then various other things. Gosford Park. He has had the idea where the sort of friend of his for a long time and was happening. I had acted in a show for the production company who were making it. When I heard that this show about the sort of history of football was potentially going to happen, I said, look, you've got to give me a piece of that. Either let me write something because as it happens, I had had a similar idea myself about exactly the same period development in TV ten years ago with another company and that never happened. But when I heard about the English game, I was like, look, I know a bit of the history.  I just loved, you know, even if I have to come in for one day and be a sort of background artist, sort of, you know, cheering in the stands, I just would love a bit of it. And then as it happened, I'm getting an audition for it. And also a production team said, look, you know, we do need someone to write episode four. I'm actually coming in and pitching for it. I didn't get the acting part, but I did get the writing game. OK. Yeah, which was great, which was fantastic. Which is better, would you rather have acted in it or written this episode? I mean, it would have been a lot of fun getting paid to go and play football in the 1880s. I would have enjoyed that. For me, career-wise, you know, I've acted in a lot of period dramas, which are always great fun. This was my first ever TV writing credit. So, yeah, if I had to have picked, I would have picked the writing gig, because it was a step forward for me. Outstanding. I mean, it's a brilliant show. I mean, was it your idea to get Everton mentioned in it? Everton Way mentioned in an episode? Of course it was. Of course it was. I was like, one way or another, I'm going to get Everton into it. I try and get Everton into all of my pieces, actually. I had a play on in London a couple of years ago. One of the characters being Everton fan talking about Ross Barkley. And when I went to go and watch it one night, I just saw a guy in front of me say, turns with girlfriend and say, the writer must be an Everton fan. Then your work was done. Your work was done at that moment. Outstanding. I always try to get a toffee in there somewhere if I can. Brilliant. I mean, what have you made of Fergus Souter basically being Leighton Bains with a moustache? Do you know what? It was bizarre, because I met Kevin Goughry, who's the actor playing Fergus, and quite a few times. Actually, I've played football with him myself. And I was there when they were shooting. And it never occurred to me. And then it came out and the pictures started going around.  And I was like, it is. I mean, it's uncanny. It looks exactly like him. Yeah. I can't really believe I hadn't said it before. But there's a, yeah, there's a real. And actually the both Fergus Souter and the actor himself, Kevin Goughry, sort of Bainsy quality to him, just, you know, very chill, very low key, like really good quality man. So, yeah, it's bizarre. It's one of them things that once it's said to you, you can't unsee it. So I'd seen it before I'd even started watching it. So it might have even been paired, actually, who'd said to me Leighton Bains is in this. So once he put it in my head, I can only see Bains now with the Scottish accent, you know, outstanding. But absolutely. I mean, I think that's how Bainsy would have played that anyway. He'd have been brilliant in that role. And maybe that's something he'll do when football finally finishes. There's always been talk about Bainsy playing in the middle. And I've always been an advocate for that. I always think he could do quite a good job of dictating the game and, you know, sort of just rooting it to either wing from the middle. I think he'd be great. So, yeah, I think Fergus Euter could be a sign of things to come for Leighton. Without a shadow, without, without a shadow, without. We've moved on to Everton, obviously, with it. But for anyone, make sure you catch the English game, because it is absolutely brilliant, historical, just fantastic, and Everton mentioned in it. You can't beat that. I'm moving on to your life as an Evertonian, I guess. See, you attended Eaton as a boy. You must have been the only Evertonian at Eaton. I think I was. I think I was. I didn't meet any of Everton fans at Eaton, to be true. It was a, you know, it was Chelsea, Arsenal, Man United. Yeah, I was in a sort of support of one. And a lot of people, you know, when they meet me and I say I'm into football and they say, who do you support?  And I don't really, I don't have a strong Liverpool accent and I probably wouldn't be picked out of the crowd as being an obvious Everton fan. My mum, if you want the history, my mum married an Everton fan, basically. So when I was about 10 years old and I was sort of beginning to get into football and I think probably the first game football ever watched on the TV with my stepdad was a 95 cup final. So that was the beginning and it's been downhill since. I was going to say, you sold the false dream there, really. If that was your first one and we won the FA cup and followed it up with a charity shield a couple of months later you probably thought, oh, this is all right. We win quite a lot of stuff. Yeah, glory supporting has never gone. No, it went spectacularly wrong. That glory support went very, very wrong there. I have to say that without a shadow, without. So how do you get to Goodison often? Is it very much with your work? It's watching from afar. I have not been to Goodison enough. I made my first trip there last year. My first pilgrimage to Goodison to go and watch the Derby, which actually ended up being a cramming match. And I went out with a couple of Everton fans from London actors who I knew. And it was like a dream, honestly. I've been watching them on the TV and I've watched them when they come down to London loads. Never been to Goodison. I'm a big Everton fan. I write a lot on Everton fansites and it felt strange that I'd never been there.  It was amazing. Yeah, I suppose. When you've seen it that often and then you'd actually go, it is quite a sight to behold, I guess. What have you made of, you know, we touched on the fact that we haven't been great for a number of years and obviously we're trying to climb back up. What did you make of the appointment to Carlo Ancelotti? Do you know what? Initially I was sceptical. My brother is a big Arsenal fan. He's a season ticket holder.  I think I always, I've always been prone to sort of wanting those sort of younger or modern sort of hands-on managers. So Arteta would probably might pick out of those too. I think I was worried, you know, that Carlo's been around for a long time. He's had a lot of jobs and maybe this was just another job to sort of fill his pockets. But I've been really pleasantly surprised and it seems that he's really taken to the club and I think, as I see it, he seems to have a real, you know, to do something that he's not done for a long time, which is to take a team that, you know, is not where and is, you know, rather stuck in mid-table and to build a real project. And he's not had the chance to do that for a long time and it seems to me like he's really up for it. So, yeah. No, I'm, you know, the more I saw them, the more excited I got up until that last Chelsea match, which we'll forget about. But, um... Yeah. We'll round that one off. Let's not talk about... I think maybe we must have... Let's not talk about going around or something. Something was going on, wasn't it? Something went on. Now, you know what, Sam? I was... I'm not convinced Carla would have been... That was my number one at the time for those reasons as well, I was looking and thinking. Not that was he just coming for a payday, but did he have enough energy to, you know, try to re... You know, re-research. Give us a research into... I was one who looked at him as young and hungry and, you know, potentially yet he would... And he's an ex-evident player, obviously, so all of that. And Carla Antelotti was a bit like... You know, he's won everything. You can't deny his track record, of course, but was he... Did he still maintain that hunger and desire, especially when you see what's gone on across the park for us? You know, we needed something like that. And I've been... Ever since he came in, obviously Duncan gave us a big kick when we needed it and woke us up again, but, you know, with a bit of Scottish aggression, which is what we needed. A bit of Fergus Souter, to hear me love aggression that we needed. And Carlos took that on, and, like you, I'm absolutely loving it.  This is a fella that was born into a poor Italian family and had to work for everything. And he's so calm on us and that desire to work, he's never left them. And I think I didn't probably respect that enough about him because you see Real Madrid, and you see Juventus, and you see AC Milan, and Chelsea, and you think, oh, he's at those big clubs, the Glaminers' clubs, but this is actually talking back to his work and class roots almost, and I think that makes him a great fit for Everton at the moment. Yeah, I totally agree. I think it's hard to predict, certainly for us fans. I mean, I guess multiple brands and the other people inside of the club must have had the opportunity to see his passion and to believe that he was a good fit, but for us fans, it's hard to know that that's going to be there until you see him on the sidelines, but I mean, exactly. As you said, I feel like, hopefully, we've got the best of both worlds, where we've got one, everything under the sun, he's managed in leagues, he's won all the competitions, he's got fantastic tactical pedigree, and we've got someone who seems to have that genuine hunger, that genuine passion for the club, who sort of feels at home, who sort of seems to understand that Everton DNA. So, yeah. I mean, it feels, at the moment, like a great fit, exactly. Fingers crossed. Fingers crossed. So, going back to the English game, is there any plans for the second series, focusing on maybe different people in it, now what goes on there, or have you not heard of anything at the moment, is it a case of wait and see? I think, I mean, I know that the production company who made it were minded to that. It will depend ultimately on Netflix, I think as far as I know, it's done pretty well, it's been in the top five for the Netflix charts for the last couple of weeks, and I think it seems to be getting sort of viewed over the world. You know, I would love there to be a second series. If there is, I don't even know whether I would get to be involved.  If there was a second series that I could be involved in, that would be even better. And I think, you know, people love football, people love football, and there are so many fantastic true stories about the history of football. I've had a lot of people get in contact with me and saying, you know, why haven't you talked more about, you know, the Scottish players taking it to South America, or why haven't you talked about, you know, the role that Sheffield played in the origins of football, or why haven't you talked about, you know. And they're all right, you know. The English game does, did have to take, you know, some sort of historical jumps as every sort of historical drama does in order to sort of keep your world condensed. But there are a lot of stories out there, you know.  I think... I was just going to say. Yeah, that story that... I could see you with your hair slicked back, Sam. I could see you with the hair slicked back pulling off a young... Being like Dixie there, I could see you. I'm not bad in the air, I have to tell you. I'm not bad in the air. I fancy myself to score a few headers, although I'm more of a centre-back, sadly.  There's also the English sailors that went off, and Evertonians that went off and started Barcelona, which is why they've got the English flag on their bats and stuff. You're right. There's unbelievable stories around that haven't been told yet. You've seen the man to do it. Well, I mean, like I said, it's very kind of you. It's not my show, I'm just a small cog in it. But the guy, one of the main producers when I met him, he was talking about how, if it goes well, there's the potential to chart the history of football, you know, to run the beginning of the league, football being spread to Europe, being spread to South America, you know, women's football, the first black footballers, the beginning of European football, the beginning of the Champions League. You've got so much mileage, potentially. But, yeah, it's in the lap of the gods, I suppose. Well, hopefully people will continue to watch it because it's brilliant, and then they will get the second series, and then maybe, if you're not asked to write it, maybe you need to audition again because that's just the trick in the first one. Get me in this one. And then see what happens Sunday, you never know. You never know. Have you got anything patient? Well, exactly. Have you got anything personally coming up, Sam, any acting or you're doing a bit more right now, or is it just very much a case to see what happens next? Well, yeah, I was acting in a play in the West End up until a couple of weeks ago. And that was due to run to June. It was a fantastic play called Leopold Stats, by Tom Stoppard, which had been going fantastically, and it was sort of sold out. And obviously that's had to shut down now. So, we're all hoping that, you know, when things go back to normal, that might start up again. If it doesn't, then it will be, yeah, back to the drawing board as an actor, auditioning and seeing what happens. And I've got loads of writing projects. I've got some TV shows and development. I've got a couple of films and development. So, I need something to get me away from my kid for one morning or afternoon or week. Yeah, let's see how long this lockdown lasts and see what you look like at the end of it, like all of us, I guess. Incredible, incredible. Well, listen to Sam. It's been absolutely brilliant chatting to you today. And thank you very much for taking time out from A, your busy life and B from looking after your child, and always demanding. Just very quickly, you were just telling me before we started about getting an evidence sheet on your child for the first time. Yeah. Has he taken to it? So, my daughter, my daughter who's older, I bought her an evidence sheet and for a year, you know, she was like Everton, she would come to the pub with me. But my daughter, it turns out, is a big wind-up merchant. And my brother, who's the Arsenal season ticket holder, had a word with her and somehow convinced her to pretend that she supports Arsenal. So now every time I try and put the Everton shirt on it, it's chanting Arsenal Arsenal. So she's out and that my three-year-old boy, he's the next great hope. He's now in possession of the shirt and I'm hoping to keep him out of lockdown without any undue influence perverting him from away from Everton. That's it. Keep him on the straight and that. That's it. That's it. Well, Sam, like I said, thank you so much for taking time out of your day to join us. And hopefully we'll get to chat here again in the future. So good luck with everything. Any time. So there you go, lovely to chat to Sam Horde and make sure you catch the English game on Netflix. It's absolutely brilliant and support an Evertonian writer. Why not? Absolutely brilliant. Check it out. Make sure you give the video a thumbs up. Subscribe if you're Everton. If you want more great videos, join us on Patreon. See you later.


Live from Union Square in the heart of San Francisco. It's theCUBE covering Spark Summit 2016, brought to you by Databricks and IBM. Now here are your hosts, John Walls and George Gilbert. Welcome back to San Francisco. Here's we continue our coverage here on theCUBE over the Spark Summit 2016. I'm John Walls along with a senior analyst at Wikibon in theCUBE, George Gilbert. And we're now joined by Moniz Wieben, who's a CEO and founder of Splice Machine, a regular here on theCUBE. Moniz, nice to have you back. Thank you. Yeah, so, tell me a little bit about, we're talking about Spark and what it's doing for you and we think some unique approaches obviously that you're taking on in terms of how you're applying that technology to a couple of things, looking at the calculation engines and operational engines and what have you. A little more on that if you would just- Sure, thanks John. So Splice Machine is looking at a class of problem that requires both operational workloads, workloads where you have to in real time change data and store data and manipulate data as well as the analytical workloads that Spark is very well known for. And so this combined operational and analytical type of use case requires different kinds of computational engines. So Splice Machine is a relational database management system that we call a dual engine relational database management system because under the covers, it has an operational engine, which is based on HBase, a Hadoop based engine, key value store, as well as Spark. And what our system does is just look like a regular database to an IT person or a developer where you issue SQL to it and it creates a plan for that SQL but analyzes that plan with an optimizer and determines what kind of query is that SQL going to really be. And if it's going to be a short read or write or change to some data, it knows it's a transactional type of query and it'll execute that on HBase. But if it interrogates it and realizes it's going to be a long running query, maybe a join with aggregation group buys, it'll then execute that on Spark. So you get the best of both worlds and that's why it's a dual engine database. So the flexibility that Spark gives you and I really, I guess it's about the versatility too, right? Is it not? Because all of a sudden you've been able to, you can create or take on a whole new set of issues or challenges with various clients, right? What we see is a desire to be able to have the power that Spark gives you in terms of analytics. But instead of what it's very well known for today, which is really being that data scientists work bench to be able to manipulate data and to be able to articulate exactly how to massage data, they really want to be able to power applications with that power. They want to be able to have a seven by 24 web application, mobile application that is actually being able to take advantage of that analytics, but also have concurrent usage at the same time. And that's what requires these two different engines. So if you're building a web app or any commerce application or something in the social community and you want to have multiple users changing data, placing orders, but also be able to analyze that in real time, you kind of need these dual engines and that's what we target. Well, you made a little bit of news here but with a fairly critical decision for you guys, right? You're going to go open source. And we are opening the door, right?  Factors behind that, what drove you there? And then what do you think that's going to do for your business? So I like to split this into why did we do it from our perspective and why is it important for the customer base? For the customer base, the CTOs and CIOs that I work with constantly told me that over time, their whole position on open source changed. Where in the past, they may have been resistant to something that didn't have a company behind it. It turned and it's an insurance policy now for companies to be able to have a vibrant community around the technologies they absorb. To be able to have not a single vendor lock in circumstance or to have an insurance policy should someone acquire their technology provider or if they just change focus. By having an open source project, there is a whole community of people who can carry it on whether or not that company carries it on. So it's a great thing for the companies but even more so, it's more eyeballs on the software. It's more than any one company can accomplish. More bugs are fixed. Performance is better. It's more secure because there's a greater community working on it. So that's why it's great for the customer. But for us as a company, it's great because we're finally at that tipping point of a company's maturation where the platform works. It's performant. It's used by people. It's live where you don't need that small focus team to put it together and now we can finally open it up and let the whole community contribute to it. So for us, it's all about adoption. Instead of having tens or hundreds of customers, there'll be thousands of customers and that is what really creates fire under the innovation of the platform. So those are the reasons why we did it for both ourselves and for the end customer. Money, you said something which, in all the conversations we've had, you actually shed new light with this optimizer that decides is it a transactional operation or is it an analytical one? What would be an example of something that needs both and can the query optimizer do both? Yes, it definitely can do both and the most simple example of doing both would be where you're inserting new records based on some complicated analytical query that you're doing. So in that case, the optimizer may run a very complicated workload on Spark doing a pipeline in memory calculation that may have many joins. For the sake of me, I was going to blame it on the viewers, for the sake of me, give me a concrete example. Oh, let's say you just want to insert a record into the database and find me all the customers who have bought shoes within the last three weeks in these five zip codes, right? And so that query about, that would have to go process every transaction that the company might have would be executed on Spark and then the insertion of those five records that came out would be inserted into HBase and that would be a good combination of using both computation engines because you're inserting a durable, persistent record into our database using HBase but we computed what those sets of records look like by computing in Spark. Okay, so let's go, since we don't have much time left because everyone's stampeding towards the alcohol.  No, I have to. Yeah. So for years we heard about this architecture where you had batch work, you had real-time work, and then a layer where you combine the two so you had the historical and the most up-to-date and that was a bear to create and maintain. How do you fix that? Right, and I see this as an evolution to how people have been trying to solve this simultaneous workload problem, simultaneous operational workload and analytical workload. As you said, in the early days, typically people solved this problem with using specialized engines and a large ETL process, often a painfully long ETL process and this is still rife today in enterprises where you'll operate your applications on a traditional relational database management system like Oracle or DB2 or something like that, SQL Server, and then you'll use ETL to get the data into an analytical framework like Teradata or Netiza and that ETL process may take more than a day. And this is painful for organizations because they can't make business decisions in the moment and they're constantly trying to extract that ETL out or make it faster. We have many customers who actually use Splice Machine to fix that ETL problem, but the newer architectures, the green field opportunities from the ad tech world and the life sciences world, all revolved around this new architecture which is very technically named the Lambda architecture. And the Lambda architecture was this attempt to get your hands on the real time data right at the moment to be able to analyze it with no lag and that has resulted in a very cool set of applications, but those cool set of applications require what I call enterprise duct tape where you have to take many different data engines and duct tape them together and make sure they're held together and make sure that as those versions change, you can keep changing the versions. It's very difficult job and very expensive. People might use a Kafka event manager into a streaming system like Spark Streaming or Flink or Storm and then use a batch in analytics layer which typically in more modern systems you spark. Well they may use Hadoop in MapReduce, Hive there and then on their application side for the serving layer they'll use a NoSQL database like HBase or Cassandra and they may even use some other kind of fast caches to be able to get at records really fast. Well keeping Cassandra, Spark and Hive and these other databases all together it's a nightmare for companies and so what we've tried to do with our architecture is be a lambda in the box. Use Kafka and a streaming system to get your data in but then have one data engine, a splice machine type of data engine that handles the mixed workload and we think that's the answer. There are others trying to do this too. You can imagine SAP's HANA and even Oracle's Exadata is our mixed workload databases but their scale up systems, they can be millions of dollars and what we are is sort of the open source alternative to SAP HANA and Oracle Exadata that makes it very cost effective to scale out rather than scale up. That is the most articulate explanation I have yet heard and it'll help me with actually some research that I'm supposed to write this week. Excellent. Well I very much appreciate the time. Well that money could help with that. Good luck with the open source transition. Thank you very much. I know a big move and continued success as well. Thank you very much and if your viewers want to be participating in our open source movement we are calling for contributors and mentors and champions so contact us on our website. And the URL is? dubdubdubspicemachine.com You got it. Thanks Monty. Thank you very much gentlemen. Always good to see you. George and I'll be back with more from San Francisco in just a minute.


America prepares. All America alters its pattern of life and work to meet the demand for protection. Industry is a double step to supply the seniors of safety. The armaments of war that an embattled world must have if democracy is to survive. Mechanical genius joins with a muscle of millions of men working to win for the ways of freedom. Freedom to think, to speak, to rise, live and plan with one's fellow man. America's vast resources are harnessed with the job of being the world arsenal for this and other democracies. Its present-day production of armaments is but a mere fraction of the great job that lies ahead. Flow of production in plant and shipyard gains speed. Vessels of all types, carriers, merchant men, submarines, slip off the ways in growing numbers, and the beat of feet sounds over the land. Feet intent on training, on growing fit for whatever destiny holds ahead. Heroes, everyone, heroes by the million. Men who abandon home and vocations that they may be ready to defend democracy if necessary. Sturdy of body, firm in spirit, seamen, marines, soldiers and fliers. A huge civilian army joins in this great defense program. Rigid rough work this training, actual combat is simulated, conditions met and mastered. No problem that may arise will find these men wanting. Men like these are not to be stopped. No individual, no evasive words or deeds, no group action or selfish interests will be allowed to impede their growing strength, effective mis and safety. For it is they who are sacrificing every advantage of civilian life. They who hold the torch of freedom closest. Every division of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps is rapidly instructed in the modern methods of defense and offense. All America is behind these armaments, supplying an uninterrupted flow of materials for machines of mechanized might. America is making many tanks. Americans are rapidly learning their use. A rough branch of the service, making all the more necessary the intensive training of the day for total preparation against any threat to freedom. In less than a year, miracles are wrought in the production of tanks, rolling fortresses geared to demolish anything in their plans. Conquering all obstacles on every nature of terrain. It's now their every phase for defense and self-protection. Expanding of streams with portable bridges for the advance of lumbering powerful tank corps. Forerunner of the infantry, successor to the cavalry, as wars are conducted today. More are needed, more will be supplied. Uncle Sam's vital water lifeline, joining the two great oceans of the world. Protection of this most important artery rests with many divisions. It's air force, searching eyes that look down from the sky, from the Atlantic to the Pacific. 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The slow motion camera analyzes the jumps. For a perfect form, the parachutist is expected to land standing on his two feet. United States Navy's newest triple threat, it's Mosquito Torpedo Squadron, mile a minute craft designed for harbor protection, coast patrol and hit and run attacks. Each man by a pick crew of nine, they carry four torpedoes and twin machine guns. Before the skyline of New York City, they paint a threatening picture to those who would dare attempt invasion of our shores and of our liberty. But the fleet is the total hitting might of the United States Navy. Gigantic floating fortresses designed to carry massive guns and deliver their unharnessed fire in defense of the nation's shores. America's call to arms directs a two ocean Navy of heavy cruisers, destroyers, submarines and planes. Planes ever growing in effectiveness to find the enemy, bomb him, chase his planes from the air and observe the fire of their own battleships. The Navy sky warship spreads its wings, a huge 30 ton super bomber, a four engine monster, fast and formidable. More destroyers are on the way to make the two ocean Navy a reality. Uncle Sam's submarine squadron, $6 million craft that hail a $3 billion program which delivers a new fighting ship every 12 days. Eyes under the sea, eyes for defense. The nation roars on guard, on guard to the end that Uncle Sam's manpower in industry, manpower in action, shall continue to answer America's call to arms.


What's going on guys got Kyle here with the late in sports cards, and we are ripping this is to 2022 2023 select EPL Megas. These are both gonna be for Jim B. Good luck Jim. Let's see what we got Mega boxes here. Alrighty. Good luck Jim Let's see some mega action We on Alvarez rookie base There's a pink cracked ice. These are the mega exclusives got a Maddie cash and a rookie Jed Spence for Tottenham Polina equalizers got two more pink ices of Sven Batman and that is Jack Graylish on the pink ice Field level nice one there. Just the one the or the UCL. There's a Matoma rookie. He was partying too, man He was having a time after he won that It's a Holland base. Got a pink ice of Kula Bali and a rookie Elliot Anderson got Julian Alvarez silver future we've got pink Joe Arribo and Silver of Marco Sinesi rookie Mason mounts we've got pink pink cracked ice Daniel James and Nick Pope With a soccer equalizer silver There's a pink ice of Nathan Collins and a rookie Fabio Carvalho pink ice And Allison Becker Allison there Alrighty box two for you here Jim. Let's see if you can find an auto in this one We do get those pink ice out two per box or two per pack on these see if we can find an auto Maybe an orange ice as well And see one of those in the first got a rookie Colwell We have silver of Richardlson and a silver rookie King Louis Potter You a little warm back We've got pink ice of George Emil and a Christian Romero Harvey Elliot future. This is a pink ice of Harry Kane and Firmino equalizers Anthony Pink ice Alexander Isak, and we have a pink ice field level of Alisson the Liverpool and Brazil keeper we've got ice of Coutinho and rookie Flynn bows or downs from downs as They on the silver and last pack. Good luck Jim We've got a rookie Mateus Nunez on the pink ice and we've got a mohsala on the pink ice Nice one there Jim Tyrick Mitchell Alrighty sir, and that will do it for your select Select mega there. Thank you Jim. We'll get those right out to you


What's up everybody JC over jazzy's case breaks calm We just sold out the jazzy's 13 box last dance mixer random team. We were giving away a rookie PSA 8 Fleer rookie of Jordan and then also included in this mixer is one box of 2003 2004 SP game use where you can chase the brown rookie autos and also a chance at Kobe slash Jordan autographs in there So again, we'll do the break randomize customer names and teams Again, no veterans common ship and as it says here except for Lucas second year Yannis LeBron and Kobe veteran cards at the end of the break we'll randomize the customer names and Top name at number one gets the fleer Michael Jordan PSA 8 And there you go from the SP game use box All the way down to 1415 dollars So good luck roll it Two and a three five times good luck From Kevin all the way down to Zach one two three four and five Five Nathaniel last while most are done a Jared. Here you go five times one two times Cavaliers down to the Oklahoma City Thunder Daniel the cat of Zach with the Hornets James you have the pelicans from prison retail for Asa you have the Raptors Kevin with the Hornets or sorry Kevin with the Nets Ryan you have the nuggets James of the Jazz Eric you have the Hawks Arthur the Kings EA with the Magic Mike You have the Bucks Jeremy with the Clippers Matthew with the Suns Charles you have the Rock and Zach with the Bulls Andrew with the Knicks James of the heat Zach you also have the Grizzlies James with the 76ers Adam with the Wars Jonathan with the Spurs And you're with the Mavs Gabe with the T wolves might give the Wizards Ryan with the Lakers Jeffrey with the Celtics Robert with the Blazers Jonathan with the Pistons Andrew with the Pacers and Jared with the Oklahoma City Thunder I'll give you guys a minute or so a couple minutes if you guys want to make any trades in the meantime though I'm gonna turn on Nick have and I'm gonna start ripping some of these boxes. It's not a very long mixer at all But just want to kind of get a head start on some of the heavier base products, so I'll give you guys The time to make any trades if you guys would like as you can see it right there open this prestige box 0304 John is saying I'll trade the Spurs and Pistons are for trade. Sorry willing to trade both for someone Anybody wants to make a trade By the time I get done with this box, there's no trades in We'll close it and again guys, and I know I've been saying this a couple times already, but happy Mother's Day Hope all the moms out there are enjoying This day the ones that pass grandmother's aunts Etc. Etc. Good day of remembers, you know my chat just not updating but no one wants to trade them with you John nobody wants to Potentially trade so let's close it then All right, let's print rib guys and again at the end of the break That's full of customer names are all right here as well. All right, so this is 2013 14 prestige This is rookie Yannis rookie year. Everybody's wondering Victor the Depot rookie who can you see that as well Schroeder? Jared Smith relic for the Knicks No, no, well relic here of Brent Barry junior Shane Larkin and There's a Yannis, which I believe these were going for like 60 bucks. Maybe a hundred wrong Something around there.  I can't you just have them all in one straight line like one straight Relic or a couple I haven't seen the auto yet sixers Bonus shots that is Derek Coleman three out of ten 76ers That's James and Clippers Reggie Bullock Clippers gonna Jeremy part of a junior That's mom. It was really good at you silly. I think of us first box down Let's stick with prestige, but we're just gonna go seven sixteen seventeen out You know some of these heavier based products And we'll work our way to To the prisms and mosaics and stuff like that. I Think we'll end it off with a Game use LeBron rookie year 13 14 prism is so expensive Ross Super expensive. It's kind of hard to get to We used to break 13 14 all the time back in like 2015 Ross And we used to break it for so cheap Aren't those boxes now like two grand a box or something like that Ridiculous, I think you know, I think we used to get those boxes for like under a hundred bucks 13 14 prism And I'm pretty sure we pulled the honest silvers and rookies But again back in those days those those were just considered base cards. No one really wanted them You know so but now it's crazy Jimmy Butler James prestigious pros and a Dirk packs to 25 I want to show that for the points. I was gonna win 250 points at the end of the break Ladova only shots Jose Calderon an artist Gilmore Chicago Bulls. I believe Brandon Ingram rookie Yes, Ryan. I believe we've posted we put in that. I don't description, right? Yes No veteran common secret for Luca Giannis LeBron and Kobe veteran cards. So yeah anything like that I think just ship so you should be good Let me actually write it on here as well Just in case It's all good It's all good man. All right Scalibur 1617 actually just so I could just get this out of the way 250 points again popped up and this time it was in the Scalibur, so I'll give another one of these away at the end of the break crusade Carmelo Anthony Yacum rookies August all Ben Simmons rookie Chloe Thompson We got a Kobe Brian autograph in this time.  How about that? There you go, Ryan?  I pulled two cobies, but they were all just They were redemptions This one's live in a way where it's a sticker, but it's live and it's cancer Chloe Thompson Larry Burr Karis Lever rookie and Michael K. Giltress and a nice number to Karis Leverts one for that rookie Not sure Mike. I mean before he passed away. I Think any Kobe whether it was raw or great it or raw or or on Not raw. Sorry. If it was on an on-card or sticker. I believe anything Kobe was like at least $200 Now I haven't really looked into it since of course the first like week or so when he passed away I would just jump skyrocket. I don't know what his average is that now But I just remember anything that was just sticker or on card. We're selling for around $200 Should I let it go for anything under $200, but now I have no idea Man, I'm sure there's I'm sure there's a lot more of those out. This is out of 149 But of course with his passing. I'm sure it's gone up just a little bit So it'd be interesting to see if anybody wants to look it up. I Wouldn't be surprised if it's still at the same same same price like a $200 if not maybe more But it wouldn't shock me if it's like only at like 300 or something. I Think what if anything that's gone up has been his higher end on card autographs. That's gone up for sure But still again now that of course that since he passed away. It's just more priceless. Not right I think anybody that has a Kobe auto is not looking to get rid of it anymore. They're just looking to hold on to it and keep it But of course if you decide you want to sell it. I'm sure You'll get some good money for it now There you go. So it's like doubled Honestly, maybe tripled because I just remember that any Kobe's I came across it that were stickers are on card They were going for like two three hundred bucks But Derek just said last one's over five sixty graded nine five on 423 so Call it ungraded. I don't know maybe four fifty or so. I don't know but not a bad I mean, like I said, it's never gonna go down.  That's awesome I'm happy. I hit one live just because that last week I hit two redemptions for Kevin, I believe and I think Kevin had the Lakers in the last mixer that I did Yeah, man, congratulations. That's awesome, man All right, a couple more heavy base cards and then the rest will be prisms and optics And more higher-end stuff. It's gonna be almost 10 years since I've been at ice cream now. I miss those days Back in the day when I was young All righty, good luck, this is a 14-15 dollars and guarded rated rookie Jimmy Butler, Jersey referred to Mitch McGray or newly your rookie Jermaine Grant 76ers and Michael Cooper to 74 for the Lakers. Nice break to the Lakers little gal in our All right guys next box 1718 retail rookie purple Kimbe Matambo 85 You guys remember that you guys play 2k3 back in the day Remember any time he scored with the 76ers I believe was with Alan Iverson That's what they not so today That's one thing I vividly remember about that that video game that year And was that it? Do we not get an auto? Wow, we didn't get an auto Huh, I'll look through this again, but not get an auto, which again just like in prison and off-degree till 1920s not guaranteed here's some Blasters cornerstones Probably end off But the SP game is box make up for the autograph. We just missing the last box Dwayne Deadman and we did Keith Van Horne Silver autograph for the Nets Go into Kevin Reddish rookie and a Rui Hachimura Silver rookie for the Wizards going to Mike.  Let's go crown Royale 1718 Oh Ben Simmons tonight Luke can our little silhouettes on car to 199 Pearson Barnes All right, next one cornerstones Maybe you're wrong what Zach Charles Bargain unbreakable Karris Leverts to 125 Zaire Smith for the 76ers Oh We did 1920 Optic blaster and we did a mega box already. Oh Yeah, like if we hit a brown and Clark. Yeah, I think there was like a brown and Clark in there Like just a base ready rookie I don't know if you met like if we missed something. I don't think we hit like a silver dinner There's the brown and Clark right there actually No, you are right. We missed this RJ right here. It's my house We Locas in the redemption is a Landry Samette rookie cornerstones card number 173 Which I believe he should be 76ers in this product, so let's double check Yes, 76ers All right, James with that one All right through my boxes guys mosaic All right I'm gonna get some more regular Okay All right guys last three boxes here rivers H-town bruise darkest Ewing Weather school and Kendrick Nun Little jam around base as well Do we have an auto in here, there's no relics, so that means there should be an auto Nikhil Alexander Walker, so they go the rookie. I think orange crack guys for places I Guys last box oh 304 SP Amy's edition see we pull one of these right here Whoa Gilbert arenas Is the authentic fabrics auto warriors? So they already got the autographs Game-worn Jersey of Penny Hardaway son's edition They're a game or wallet relic of Juan Dixon authentic rookies for the mix Mike Sweetney little to 999 MJ tribute Michael Jordan bulls and wizards, so I'll be a randomizer there New Orleans Hornets, I'll be going to the elegance Match burn and a Jason kid relic for the meds All right, you guys so there you go so again two points that'll be randomized separately And again, we're gonna give away the Jordan PSA 8 rookie so number one gets the Jordan We'll do this number two gets 250 points number three gets 250 points, and then we'll randomize this separately wizards and Bulls All right Bulls wizards So let's roll the dice since it'll be for both randomizers ten times five and a five one three four five six seven eight nine and ten Bulls get that card All right ten times now for the PSA 8 Jordan and the two 250 points redemptions top three get something one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten Ten times ten times. Good luck. All right Robert F. You're gonna get 250 points redemption Jeremy you're gonna get 250 points redemption and at number one Jonathan L from prism retail Number one There you go. Congratulations. You just won that PSA 8 86 clear Michael Jordan Right there, and you got that from a pack bird. How about that? There you go, man, and they go guys. That was the mixer. Appreciate it guys. Jasper's case breaks calm